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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1981 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in February 1981 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 63 students .1Jaily C£gyptian ·losestate aid B1Ra""II~ wanted to make sure that if . . Southern Dlinois University SCaff Writer there was an additioaa) ap Friday. February 20. 198t-Vol. 86. No. 102 . At least 63 students at sru-c propriatioa, our atudeufa would h~ve.lo.t their eligibility' for be elildbJe." mlDOlS State Sebolarships as a result of GO\'. James R Camille said he bad eKpI!C:W Thompson'. denial of su": Thompson to deny the atra funding. But he said Ilia office ~entary funding for the "assumed" that some of the .later applicants would be An undetermined awnber C7l eligible fOf: awards and indaded otber .tudents wbose ap the awards wbeD figuriag plicatiOllS were Dot Procesaed finaDCial aid packages f. tbaee by the commiSSion al.o may students. have lost chances for awards Camille said they, a.IcIIIIl wifIa according to Joe Camille' ,he 63 students who bad c:oe director of IItudent work and firmed eligibility from the fmancial assistance. ISSC, will bave their fiaaDeial Thompson vetoed a biD for aid packages reworkecL Some ~.3 milli~ of supplementary of them will be advi8ed to apply ISSC funding Tuesday. Because for National Direct Student the bill was passed by the Loans, .hile others will receift .~ ~te dming the last 1eU1OD, It cannot be returned to =iJ~"ed .ork .warda, lie :!:m~islature for • yetet This year will probably be the last time the (SSC will seek (sse Executive Director .upplemental funding. ae~ Larry Matejka bas said that a cording to Camille. He tIIlid 'J'hompsoo veto would make this recent ISSC policy cbaages will the first year tbat the com reduce the number 01 awards missioa would be substantially the commissiGo will make ill tile less thaD totally funded. future. The Isse was forced to ask Next year, the ISSC will for the extra funding after it expect students and families .. spent its initial $85.8 million contribute mon mcJIleJ ...... appropriation for 1980-11. the edueatioaal costa C7l .... Applications received after cnildn!a. The CGIDJD __ ... . Staff ,.... '" J.. c...,. Aug. 21 bave IIOt beeD .iIl institute a "teetati.e .'ISlII:\" F ..:Vc-:R-oa a war.. and sanav 'TJaur.. processed. a.ard" program, wbereby da~ this ...... a ....m,."."' .... ""' f'llpl't'tf'd camille said, "We continued some ltudents will be eIigibW !iday afh'nleolt this flshHma. still ft!l& ti.. '"'"' t. ra"gf' fram thf' lalgb 50s to thf' .... 1811 IIIIIIrr to give out applications because for awiatn ('oateut OR ~ waift's of Crab Or. for two different awards and partly ("'MMly sIIif's. D ....ia~ ..... "f'IIiags the dido't know if there would be .....rd ...... ('...... , '"' IM'ftlsary durinl """ we .iD receive whichever award .f'Inpt'r'.thlrt'S will libl, lIip iaao I1M' :lOs. ' supplemeatary funds or not. We the eommissioa can alford. Students condemn ... Congressmen respond
~ew b,il~~!!:g,.~y~te.!'};, ·t'·· .: '. R' :... '. ' .. ,f~' "1"'>'-- ~':~#""'''. Byc.roiK;;;a;;~~·'~··"~~;-r;.--r:::t4;::'J'~:~.~' 0,,:, ... ·el.lgan ISC8,CUa,S $&aft, Writ« .... ~-:r~ble~ of· direet~' By :~ ~" '..... conventional fwees and')'ea1'L" .' .. , ,Mast complaints voieed by paymen~ alsoeame up. SCalI WIUer equiJ.»meat rather tban on a . 'Ibe _tor.., 8UpplI1ed students at the oped forum OIl Students said payDJe"lts they ~hJStieat...'" :aucleaJo anna tax reductioaa for f:Iusi-. ... the University'. Dew billing made for housiDg were being UJ;. Rep. Paul Simon said' build up. . support busi.nesB iI:lwIItimeIIt system held Thursday at tbe ehanneled to tuitioD and fees Thursday be faYOl"S tax cuts but AltbGugh Simoa supports to iDc:entift to erate new printe, Student Center dealt with the iDstead, thus causing the thiDb some of Reagan'. budget cuts, he said the specifies of sector jobs and I will wort for fona of the bill received b1 students to be evicted from cutting proposals will "burt Reagan's proposals "bel.., the quick passage of sue.. students and the canceDation 01 housing. Jim BelL management the middle class and help the wealtby and hurt the middle legislation." students despite fmancial aid analyst programmer at the wealthy." class." He said the tax euta and I~ in defeD!le ~ eredits. . bursar's Office said the current U.S. SeD. Charles Perey spending reductions are too- also galD-:ct approve from . During the twcHJour forum, policy is to channel the payment backed ~h~ presid~nt's plan exteDsive and will initially lead ~, Cha~ of the ~.. sponsored by tbeGraduate to the area tbestudeat requests. almost WboIebeartedIy but said to bigher inflation. wbicb he ForetgD Relations Ccmmittee.. Student Cou~il, about 25 Belt said payMeftts are aPlJlied he bimself "will make sure termed "the cruelest tax of "We Deed a determiDatioa to students told about their ex- to the first item 011 the bill-., Illinois is treated fairly." ail." maintain a strong defease and I perienees wUh tbe-=stem_ wbea purpose of the payment is U.s. Sen. Alan DixOn joined Simon also expressed support tbe efforts to bolster Although students at . the not indicated by tbe student, Simoa in voicing objections to displeasure with the JH'OI)OIed our .security." forum see~ pleased to ve although mistakes do oceur. certaia spending cuts, charging elimination of funding for Dixon. ~ newest of the tfu:ee an opportunity to talk to ad- Several students were tbey put • disproportiooate synthetic fuel development and to ~ a job 011 capitol Hill. mini.trators about· their outraged that their' Basic burdeI:I 011 the middle eJass. eoUege lltudent aid programs. stated m a press releue that .. problems. they still seemed Educational Opportunity Simon, D-Carbondale, He was similarly disturbed feels t~e tax and .pendiag concerned Ithat problems they Grants were being tieJd to pay aithough,uprrtive of the about cutbacks in the Com~ reduction. and a baJaacecI faced this semester will. plague. bills such as housing P.Byments objectives 0 . the budget prehensiye Employment budget are ~bJe. tbem in. the future...... " . that were DOt !iDe until the end overhaul, was upset with a Training AcL Simon said befell He promISed. to pus" foI'! • Almost ail of the stuclent$, as of the semester. Camille said' number of the administration's many eETA wwken will 10 011 passage .. of much, 01 . the . well a. some administratut'S fiDaJ1ciaJ aid can be used to pay economic propasaJa. welfare or receive unem- proposed 1egi.sJatiGD. but said admitted they could not u.... and ftIltraetual debts held by The representative marched ployment compensatioa from . .ome specifies of the derstandthepresentformoftbe. studeats. . in front of the White Hou.e the ftlderal,overnment. _ PreSident's. pr~posals, aeecI bill that students' receive. Joe . The future of caneellation Ttunday morning with United "I'd rather pay them for doser exammatiOll. Camille, diredOf: of the Office waivers remained undeeided. Mine Workers of America WOtUng," Simoa said. Dixon sai!i, "The countrY of Student WOJ:k and Finaneial III administrators said tbey President Sam Church and Perqr was more supportive of wants to achieve lhe8e lSoals. 1 Assistance, said the bill. in its were still1leeking irput into the about &0 other peopje to protest the administration's pnlpOIIala. expect to !ole for selectiVe ~ present format, was unae~ decision of .hether or Dot to benefit reductiGas lor victims a( "WithGut a doubt the etonomy and spending cuts, but I c:autiGft eepta" and Is under revi80n coatiDue to offer them. Last fall bJac:k hm« disease, sometimes is in bad trouble and ••• I thint that SpendiDg must be fairly bf the BRS task force. admi:tistrators sa\d c:an~ eoatract.ec1 by coal miners. the citi2ent a( this country want applied! both aerosa the Laura Niels~, graduate eell8ti~ waivers were only AD admiDlstratioa. proposal tbe government to stimulate economic. .tra~ and the student in buslDess and ad- aYllila" for spring semester. c:alls for reducing the number 01 it," the senator said in a preIS geographIC reBJons of the ministraUoa, said itmes coming . Over 3.300 waivers bave been miners and. their widows release. . . country.tt doe in the future should not be givento.tudeots this semester. eligible for benefits. AecordiDg "With the exception of the included on the bill because 'Admbl.lstrators OIl. the ._.... to an Associated Presa nport, truly aeedy, everyone is called they created confusioa and that ...... Simon said be would use his _ to sac:ri1~" be said. Percy notification to students that fo.rc~ deDl~ tbat they· posiUoa 011 the House EducatiOll . feek the proposala will improve {jus certain fees are refundable eliminated the IS charge for use and Labor Committee to oppoae the c:ountrv's econamy. should be includi:d oa the biB. of the iDStallm~n~ planla~t any move to reduce the numbeF Reagan fs "tax cut is am- 'Bode Jacki~ Cuevas, gra~ate :m:n~rc-:: sa~t: ~t~. of beneficiaries of the ~ biliOUS,:' perey said, "but it is studeat, m psychology.• said she I. Ja . y . . About 4,200 residents 01 his needed if we are spur ecoaomie was still getting a biD for faU charge.or te pay~ts also Southern 1llinois congressional growth. .. tuitioa even after trips to four has not been determined. Last district receive black lun" . "Without these cuts" 0..- diU 't to c:orreet the . semester the task force mOYed benefits. S- 'd ... t' d'" di 'd ' I"ta..... ~ eren omIces to pos tpone the charge until I Imoa S81 • con IDU~, In VI us xes error. .. A ril...... In a press release SimoQ would rise to 14 p!:I'Cent of "My time is valuable:' p. '. .' stated he supported the ad- personal·incomes. We cannot Cuevas said. "I do not enjoy Students suggested an Ofrl.ce • nUnistratioas attempts to boost continue this .massive tax" =:r..=e-....~ ~ ~ ~ If. spending it chasing around the. to voice~ints about the ' mili::Ltspending, Howevw. be burden. that. has'. stined " .... campus tryina to eorrect an, ,system. be opened ••.. i' urged the awney be speol ~ ec:ooolDie Irowtb ill. reeent =:::r.---" die ~ .. ~-..,. ... :0:., ..... -News Roundup'-- Reagansupporte~say Anna ma)'orl'hargpd If'ilh arson r M'NAI 'Arl!...!!fhe mayor ~fltJtis ~thet;n UU;n4is ~O",· 'munity was 'indicted Thursday by a Unton County Itrand jur~ on a charge of arson in connection with a Jo'eb. 25.1980 rirt' in an office and storage building he owned. itai'~~t~ 'iri~y 6e d~l~y~d Mayor Ro!lert Ferrell and a rural Cobden man. Paul Coff man. were named in true bills retumt'd by t~ 22·melPb('r , WASHING'J'ON CAP) - Sen. Alan CranstOD, D-Calif., conference that because grand jurj whicb deliberated f r four hours after hearing four 'President Reagan'a. plan to was skeptical. There is no lawmakers bave their own hoors of testimony from trine witnesses. , band Americans a tax cut by assurance those earning , ideas of when and bow taxr:s July I raD bead-oll into $200,000 a year would make should be reduced, "It's Van pxplodP8 in jlamps, kills 9 coagre&Bional realities 1bur· such productive invesbnents, possible (debate over) a tax bill and some of bis sup· MORTfJN (AP) - A chain·reaction collision in b1indin~ r~ sday, be saiil. "They may just bur. may extend into next YNr." claimed nine lives Thursday. all but one member of a car pool. pc.un predicted lawmakers more fur coats and Cadillacs, ' when their van exploded in a fireball 30 feet high. police said, may be working OIl the proposal CranstOD suggested. Rep. Dan RostenkowsJri. D The victims in the van were burned beyond recognition. the rest of the year. Rep. Henry Reuss, D-W"IS., Ill., chairman of the House Many of Congress state troopers said. Eight were i~ a ca~ pool en route to the members ~ursued that theme witb Ways and Means Committee, Caterpillar Tractor Co. plant. Police saId the crash occurred Democrats - say Treasury Secretary Donald predicted his committM will - especially T. Route of they area't against a tax cut. Regan at a Joint Economic complete action on the tax cut about 7 a.m. on Illinois 121 at the height the morning But u.e, eaasider the Reagan Committee bearing. "Are you 110 earlier than the e!!d of May. rush hour.. prepauI a biS _risk for the ~ to advocate an excise That would make it all but Sor;pl ho.,-'s rp,,,rn homp dplaypd 0::: .... a big windfall for tax OIl such Iwrury items as fur impossible for Congress to send coats and expensive motor thecompJeted bill to Reagan for CHICAGO fAPt_WalterPoIovchak"al3-year-oJd who ran . , ...... tax biD, whieb he cars?~~ Reuss asked. -'. ~ ; 1 his signature by the. ad· -, away from ,his Chicago home 10 tRape bein~retDrned to his l...wr.d. Wednesday n~t as , 'l'tJeri,iS'Some~ ift both ministrati9tl'.:lune~. tafget , native Soviet Union. probably will be kept in the United States part of a ~ to revitalize the papties- tbat passiDfl a .th~ date. . -, , ecanamy, _ targeted OIl middJa. for several more months. attorneys say. They see no end in the year tax cut now, as Reag~n "We have to give the public next few months to tiJe legal proceedings that are keeping the .... upper-iDcome Americ:ans in fecommended, could shatter and members of Congress a full the hope they will invest the efforts to control inflation. youth here. bearinlJ" before approving such Julian Kulas his attorney, said ~ of the two court cases sa9iDg ways ereate in that will Senate Republican Leader a major bill, said House relating to the 'boy's status may d«ided by late April or joM .... slow iDflatiOll. H9Ward Baker said at a news Speaker Tbomas P. O'Neill. ~ early May. However the case a"AI may wind til' back in a lower court or in the Illinois Supreme Court, he added. . EI Salvador leftists condemn U.S. SAN SALVADOR, EI from Washington" had "obliged Latin America. All ad Salvador (AP> - Leftist the junta to turn scbools into ministration effort to dnun up leaders ___.w Thursday that barracks." The Front said the ,support for its El Salvador 100 U.s.'"iillf~ advisers are U.S. attitude should remind the . policy from European h!aden, ~~~c:,ail:a::.t!,.~lism SUI. Vt'mOII A. stone fisc:al offtcer, masterminding a counter· world of "what happened not ' meanwbile, was nut met en· Subscription rates are $19.50 per Satur~y. Sund.,;, l!nlve~ yt!ar or $10 for six months in. insm'geDcy plan to ..cut off the too man)' years ago in Viet· thusiastically. vacations and hoM;,vs by Southt'rTI Jack_ and sutnJOJlding counties bead of the leftist and in· DBID." _ U.S. Embassy sources said Illinois. Univl!'rSit~ Com- S27,50 per yNr orS14 tor six months tellectaal seeton in EJ The left said a small school 20 there are 18 U.s. advisers in the WIthin the Uni~ States and S40 ~ Salvador." The Salvadoran miles northwest of the capital country. 13 assisting pilot ffi~~~~.,:..~:a yt!ar or $25 for sil( months in all at Carbondale. lUinois. foreIgn countries. junta and U.S. Embassy had been turned into a barracb training for six helicopten Student Editor-in·Chlef. John SCUftS denied the accusation. for the advisers. given to EI Salvador in January Editorial policies of the Daily and five advising on ''protection Egyptian are the responsibility of ~m=~h~i~~t~c:ror~ T beD e m 0 c r ali c· 'The accusation came as a for the harvest." . :t,e ~ir::alctSt:~e::':::'ts ~~:t G~finet; Nignl News Editors, prestigious Brazilian The Salvadoran government Michelle Goldberg. Christopher ministration or any department of . Kade: S~ Editor. Dave Kant': ==i:-lef~ !:':!ant : newspaper said tbe Reagan and Reagan administration the UDiversity. Associate Sports Editor. Scott Stah· set up a Marxist government, 'admiflstration's policy on EI claim the guerrillas are getting Ecltorial and busiMslI ofrlt'e is mer: Entertalllmt'nt Edil«. f(nd said ID a CCIIIlmunique to news Salvador would bring about a arms from the Soviet allies of located in Communications Smith: Focus Editor. Karen Gullo: media that the "sbamefuI aid "k'~uscitation of the left" in Ethiopia. Vietnam and Cuba. Buildmg. North Wing. Phooe 536- Photo Editor. John fary.
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rob~edat'gunpoint -stolenfrf!m, • SKATEoOopresents STREET theOoc> • :t::t"-t:a:::...,.,..._...... By Andrew Strut JackLaPuma,19,sophomoreui . Coke truck &aff Wrher administrative sciences, police :t:I;J1::mtlta!dl no· snow~~~ said. . A money hag containing S680 Tbree men armed witb a One of the men was armed in cash was taken Thursday pHtol and a knife robbed an with a silver revolver, poasibly morning from tbe truck of a SIU-C student as be was sitting .38 caliber, and one of the men ski sale in his room in Boomer Hall had a 6-inch long black-handled Coca-coJa route salesman wbile Wednesday night. . The the truck was parked on the 800 CROSS COUNTRY SKIS knife. accordiJui to police. block of West High Street. Two black menwearinl men were aU about 6 feet tan police package deals pillow eases with mouth and eye and weighed between 170 and Carbondale said. holes and OQe wbite man 1110 pounds, DOlice said. One of . IrolD $60. wearing a University Bookstore the men had a "smiley" face Dan .~, 24, a for bag with mouth and eye holes and tbe words "I am trazy" mer SJU-C basketball player ROSSINCNOL BENHERs from 1974 to 1978. told police entered the room of AleX C1aney drawn CJIl the pillow case be was BI, 19, freslunan in art, at aboUt wearing, police said. ; that be l,eft the truck at about 10:40 p.m., while ClaDey was Claney told the men to eome I: 15 a.m., and the money was gone wben he ~turned at about . 703 S.IUlnois Ave. sittin8 at his cJesk, SIU-C police in his room in BOomer III after 9:45 a.m. said. # they knocked on tbe door. 529-2814 The men etole about S73S of Claney W85 able,to provide a '. .' stereoequiplnent,!hat belonged ) brief de"rip~OIl 01 the men, 'B : It ., ",'. to'Claaey and; a Itout. $950 of : -wbo.~ w~ring gloves, by eg··your camera. equipment that looking In the holes in the face '.beIoopd to. Clariey's roomate, NWmnl!".•.. '. parDOn'J Student robbed In room ItwasincorrecUy~portedin An SIU-C student was robbed througb an unlocked door, stole Tbursday's Daily.Egyptian ~t ea!ly ~bursday morning at a $130 tape player and other Kappa Alpha Psi !fas SIU-C s knlfepolnt by two black men smaller itt:ms. Upon entering only black, fraternIty. In fact. w~o entered the student's the room. one of the men held a the Kappa s were the onIy.oo Wilson HaO ajl8l1ment, 1101 S. knife to Furst'. throat Tbe campus black franterDity. ~all St., wbile he was sitting in other man then put a pillow ~ others, Alpha Phi Alpha bl. room. Carbondale ponce over Furst's bead wbile Ute, wwltb. a house at 419. S. said., searched the room police said asbi~gton, along with Phi Police said tbat two black Police said the men. who are Beta Sigma and Iota Phi Theta men f'lltered the apartment cI between 2O-aDd 3O-years-dd. are black franternities at SIU Scott Furst, fresbman in art. at are being sought lot home in- C. about· 12;05 a.m. Thunday vasioD and armed robbery. , It also was reported in . Jury selerted in Pontiar prisoners trial Thursday's paper that Car bondale City Councilman CHICAGO tAP) - After five during a July 22, l!rnt riot. Charles Watkins said he was no& months and more tban $2 More 1han 1.053 prospective opposed to the idea of.allowing IlUJlOn to enter.bars in the city. million dollars in c:ourt COI!!tsj jurors were interviewed by jury selection was eomplerea three special prosec:utan and. 12 'thursday in Ute trial of 10 defense attorneys assigned to WatlOns actually said that be Pontiac: prison inmaces c:ba.ooged the case. The selection bqan Was no& opposed to allowing 18- with murdering three guardlt Sept. 18. 19110. to 2l-YeaJ: olds in the ban_
llMOuricrnjou,~'~~ .... . '.' ....,. ANNIVERSARY .l1' . SALE! w. are proud to .nnOunc. our Anniversary Sale In Carbond.... For this occasion we h.ve gathered Hlected merchandise from an 18 stores ...•nd then, we h.ve REDUCED this march.ndiseto EXTRA LOW PRICES. Lower than our u ...., savings of 30 to &'11% FINE CLOTHING AT DISCOUNT PRICES off regular retail. . ************************* IN FACT, OUR LOWEST PRICES OF THE SEASON I '. MEN·S - YOUNG MEN-S MISSES - JUNIORS MEN'S HUNDREDS OF FAMOUS MAKER IOUTERWEAR and . WOOL COORDINATES 20% OFF· SPORT COATS Our entire stock Of f.mous maleers 50-70% OFF that .... not .1r.. eIy on ..... Ftom th,.. famoua m.k.... . '. T.lce en additional 20% off our already .....-t82.00 ""'...... t21S •• low pric.. on men's wool sport coaca. lacket., . ".00- ta.• --.11.• . leathena, ralncoaca and top co.... .1.00 m.91 • '.91 _ . MEN'S MEN'S/YOUNG MEN'S. MISSES - JUNlnRS MISSES - JUNIORS 3-PC VESTED SUITS .PANTS FAMOUS MAkER VELOUR . SWEATERS TOPS and BOnOMS $69°0 eM .. 99 ~$499. '-GUaM.keN • $9 . .,...... Poly/wool ...... ,..1tVtee..... cor... • 1•. 00 val.. ANDLESSI . -...... Special ,roup of . JUNIOR SLACKS WESTERN SHIRT~ . $799
COME IN AND HELP US CELEBRATE < ON THESE SAVINGS AND . MANY; MANY MOREl .' '. FRIDAY·SATURDAY-SUNDAY ·.l ,'~••• .i.i;~~~~~!i!!!~""''''~!f[I~!!!!!~!!!I!!~n!.,,!~ .....!! .....~.!* ..~~:! ..! .. ~+~,~,~.!. .... !.~ .. ~.. '~~~~!I!:~~~~ -mewpoint- "Gove(l1m~nt intruding into faculty's studies By Bin Turley dreds of thousands of doUars Staff WrUer and another administrator said the regulation increases A-ZI. mE ORDER ISSUED paperwork "tenfold." In this by the federal Office of day of tight academic budgets, Management and Budget, is this money could be better legislation that commands all spent. And need there be any researchers using federal mention of the time that will be money to account. for 100 per- wasted by this rule! cent 01 tbeir professional time. This unwarranted intrusion 01 AT mE 1IO'fi'3~ of ali this "Big Brother" into many is trust and autonomy for r.culty members' lives bas universities.. Tbe . federal =tu~ tra~.= ,overnment must trust tbe aU over the nation. fncludina mstitutiona 01 higher education. , ...... The trust II.u belen there in the the SJU-C Faculty Senate. past and bas allowed resear- And the senate Is right to ~ chen to explore obIcure paths ~etters"------==a~2~t a.::J's to knowledge, sometimes of egghead·baiting. What is ~g results that benefit all Here'salot worse, it subtly threateM the m;~the . same real on Can Reagan maintain pea.ce? ~!uv;::=.my of universities must be left One Washington lobbyist autonomous in order for Somany~~1!'8de ill South Korea. that's not so hot labeled A-21 "a punitive action researcb to go on un- _ domestic: and ir. ...~tional How can we maintain global This fa for the peoplft who against badly-managed eoastraiBed. . problems during .last ,ear'. peace when we seU destructive drive cars and park in the llniversities" and laid the There is a new political elections. Yet, we am must weapons tbat are meant to University Park parking lot m.asure was enacted because climate in this country and it's keetl our fiDgers l'.rossed to see increase global c:onfiicts? The located behind Trueblood lIa11. OMB wanted to punish a few reflected in the J)e!'SOIUld now wbat the long tG"rm effects of rstionale behind the dangerous The north entrance and exit of schools who had mismanaged manning Washington's et.!tions by the Dew ad· moves of the. present ad·. the lot truly tests. driver's federal researcb funds. But in bureaucracy. The Reagan miDistration will be. ministration is the safe skills. A driver must maneuver the past federal auditors have administration iD general and .Ronald Beagan seems to be p€'otection of American his or ber vehicle over and disallowed fewer payments for David Stockman, di~tor or ~ 1nto the mistakes that capitalistic interests. But it Is around numerous potholes, or university researchers than OMB, in particular are looking cost Junmy Carter the retenion very doubtful that capitalistic in some cases. craters. they have disallowed for UKl6t to cut regulations and the of presidency. On wbat fon:es can opel~te and thrive Maybe persons driving governmental agencies, one budget. A-21 is • fioe place to .rationale is the Reagan ad underchaotic c;oncfjtions. Would University vehicles don't mind University ofItcial said Hence, start. ministration acting by shipping DOt· be better (0 in it live a the damages caused 10 vebicles univenities seem to be in better But facUlty members have to arms to EI Salvador? The peaceful world devoid of because of this obstacle course; control of the money than accept the fact that Reagan' prhacipal of sending arms to nuclear tbreats that the one But I can't afford them.-Briaa this tmpOpUIar government is • filled with anxiety? government agencies. group will keep clO6t!l" tabs on clear .'IWlifestation of depar BlaH. .fresh"",. FIaaaee .. , ___; .. 1;.... will ...... ';-.1 the money tban other ad- no-...... ,...... & ...... -- ministrations bave in the past. ture from world peace. Many Human rigbts and global to regulate the· complex It'l boped government inDocent men and women are cooperation are gradually being beiag killed daily by bullets shot Veteran A "airs academie world and those regulators and OMB will be ,opening bell ; The sru.c Boxing Club operIS its season Sunday by sending seven ftghters to a matclr ,iIr SpriJIgfietci..4 tune-up for· the regianaJ · GoldeD Gkms Toumament starting Mardi • '.14 in Springrtekl The club ell1*ts to have 15 · ··entries in the GUdeo Gloves. which will be followed by. National Intercollegiate · ... Athletics AssociatieJll regional in late Mardt. "'~'. The hollerS wwk '* TUesday and t!'Vt!Uings and Saturday at.-· - in the martial arts room at the RecreatiGn Center. wbel'e they develop' fineIIIe· in sparring sessions and build speed and en duranc:e with shadowboxing and jumping T.,.....«tlhr ...... wris... tIIe ...... _ rope. The regimen iadudes running three to ...... V:: ...... ,..uiIIC- dIe ....!Mr seven miles a day. lIu"pwes. Staff photos by SuSan Poog ..r. Chamber theater -Campus B £leIS-- based on 'Bird)·' LUNCH SPECIAL B~t f~rt f,!lipf~ t·, ,. I i Informal ~tiorrwill be offering in~tory work~ tin The Department of Speech SLICE OF·PIZZA; j.~ women's weight training noon-I p.m. Wednesday and Thursday Communication will present a and 5:30-7:30 p.m. Monday March 2 in the Recreation Center. The . chamber theater prodUction of workshops are open to all eligible Recreation Center users and William Wharton's 1978 best SALADanci pests may pay a $1.50 daily use fee. selling novel, "Birdy," at 8 p.m. Feb. 26-28 on the CaJipre Stage Women's Services will offer. graduate women's support group in the Communications SMALL DRIIIK focusing 011 many issues women face as graduat~ students. The Building. date and time of the support group bas not been ananged. Women Directed by BiD Dowless. a may register by calling Women's Services at 453-3655. graduate IItudent in Speecb Communication. the story FarLunthOnIy 'I'be neW boors for the Recreation Center Climbing Wan wiD be centers around the djfferent $ 2. 19 5:"'.:30~.m., Monday-Frlday. H:30p.m. Saturday and 6:3IH:30 passions of two friends, Al and Mon.-Fri. p.m. SUnday. Birdy. 11AM-2PM Birdy'll passion is focused Sam Day, a representative of the Nuclear Weapons FaciHties solely on birds. As a pigeon and Project and writer for the Progressive. will speak on the role of tJle canary breeder, be dreams of nuclellr industry in energy and weapons production at 1 p.rr-. Friday in Ballroom D. A discussicJn period will follow his ~~g-actuany becoming a pn!llelltation. AU members of the. university community are weIcume to attend. - Tiekets go on 118 e Monday at the Calipre Box Office and can ,;. -'. ~,.; ·L~·:·h . be ~PrVeod by C3lIi.'1R ~~l. BRIEFS POLICY -Information for Cltapus Bi1eCs ....t Ii, deIiYered or mailed to the Daily EgyptJ8n newsroom,i _¢oRa muniatians Building. Room 1247. by J p.m. the da; prior to publication. The item must include time. date. place and sponsor f4 the event and the name and telephone number of the perS4lIl.sub mittinR the brief. Briefs wiD be run ony Otk."'e. Sckncead~~~entdaMBannounced ft".. incorrectly repor:ted in junian. studetrt·· workers and tbe Daily EJyptiaD that the University Honcn students and dates far IICJeI'Ice advisemenf Feb. 26 for freshmen and are Mareb ~.. The correct sopbomores. dates are Feb. 25 for aenian. m·9!31i~~~ Happy Hour 11-6 ~ Ifyou;re really in love. 4h"~ Nothi~'s going to '1\ BtmD\' GIN & TONIC 704 -..,,~ ".. stand m your way.. V\LJ:-''TI\r ...~,. ~ RJOfAIU)D~ . AMYIRVING 1Jjj. :t..!!~ LEE REMICK ·1:00 PM SHOW ".ID W£EKDAYS5~7:OO':OO TODAY' 5:15.7:30.9:45 SAt .. SUN 12:45.1:08.5:15.7:30. "AS AU. SlAlS $2.ooftL 5:15 DC SUM .. HOLS WTAO LATE SHOW MONTY PYTHON'S "JA88ERWALKY" 12:00 MIDNIGHT flit. SA' AU. SlAYS 12.00 2p..... Alex Hofey·s ROOTS Au Hazard,. BalthazaJ:' City police ,offer sentina~s ITALIAN CHEESE DUMPLINGS (GNOCOff) on spinach noodles - !:de~Mg~~ith :p~phlc.m~ of ~ars with gortoc.tId.s a...... -caat.. 8, Andrew StrUI as to ''What types of IDs are dealing with false IDs has been $2.49 Staff Writer acceptable",or the purchase of given consideration for a long alcohol, Ledbetter said. time. Tbe bar owners. Led- Murdal. for Breakfast, , Three seminars dealing 1rith ~ The speakers lCheduIed for better said. have wanted tbe lunch, Dinner problems of false IDs, Car- .. tbe seminar include Police seminar for a quite a while. bondale liqour ordimmc:e8,and Chief Ed Hogan. some' Car- The seminars will be offered , the use o.f force by tavern bondale and SIU-C police of- at 7 p.m., Feb. 24, 2 p.m. Feb. worktft will be conducted by licers and a representative 26. and 10 a.m. Feb. 28. AU the the Car-bondale Police from the city attorney', office. seminars wiD be conducted at Department for o'lfnel"S and Ledbetter said the seMinar is the police statioo, 610 E. College employees of . local liquor being offered as • public aer- St...... ,.,.,. Spot IIgftte the ....t of-td estab.'ishm'!llts. vice by the POlice department, The ~mmars .are not ~ to The semil...... wbid! wiD be adding thai tbe city is Dot the public, but liquor establJsh Ftw-~. condueted next week, will deal ~ maintaining a liability to train' ment employees who wisb to """",01·__ . with ·'things employe" 01 the bars' employees. " attend should contact the (IOlice liquor establishments sbould He said the idea of a seminal department, Ledbetter said...... know and look for" while ...... and_ .. · r:~~..:n:=the semmara. .. ., Tape ofKlan . riot to be shotvn • • Top. ics to ~.~ D:Iude._" .A Video tape an" .talk qnlhe deaths, there were 10 injuries ordinances regarding *C-. Ku Klux Klan-Na~.c:Iasb with bWoI" in !be- incideDt.:. ,'ceptanee) ;, transfer • 'and anti--K1an demonsttaton wttic:b • Be~anzbbn" a political poaession of aJc:oboj; the role reaulted ia five deaths in activist who w.. wounded and of doormen, waitresses and Greeusboro, N.C. in 1m wiD be left partially paralyzed in the bartenders ehecking IDs; and given in the 4th floor Video shootings. will also talk a~t disturbances and th~ ...e or lounge of the Student Center on' the trial of sill KKK and NIIZlS · force in taverns, Ledbetter Monday at 7 p.m. involved in the demonstration. said. Paul Bermanzobn. a leading The presentation is free and All thl".!e seminars will cover organizer of the Communist sponsored by the Coalition of 'the same topk:a. .... Workers Party anti-Klan Progressive Social Scientists, . The participantswitl take' movement in N.C., will give a tbe ·Student Programming part in "a practical exercise on s~h' on thesbooting lB· Couneil and the Undergraduate altf'l'f'd TD!I" and.be instructed ciden~ In addition to the five Student Organization. ~F'~~~qD~:~~--~~~~--~-~~ . ~1I.. ~ Ii.4: ----...... - '-A":. !!I=: ''''~ )~..... -1lyeo6- .' ~.~~ ~ .. ~ .. ---.. -. Friday's puzzle The American Tap ACftOSS .. St...... ~ , ,~ " '. \ PRESENTS·. '" ' ...... ~ ...... 8ohed 50m11 ear- • 9upport8 48 StIngs Happy Hour Days a Week M ...... ,..~ , Seven 15 UwIM..... 53 ~ ct-. 09'" 18s...,.... 54 UncI .. _ I 9 11:30·8 "..... I16IJ1rd " 18 Otwa, lie '--.... 1;:- 35~ Drafts NgNIght 51 eo.s ; i ,. us,... 58 Gudruft'. 2O~GI __ ,~ ~ o~ AM !58Venturw 75~ Speedralls . 22w_ eo.,..... • ,23 T1MIugtIt ., Molt ]; , 65¢ Ja~k Daniels 24 aro.d.... DOWN i · itf 25 T-..s b-* 1 ForbIddeIt 1 ! i , 28 - pundI lo.troy . ... 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Biscuits Wednesday at the Student (or toast) Center Central Ticket Office; '1.29 The Romantics recently With Sausage $1." released their second album, Offer good 2·18·81 through 2·22-81 "National Breakout," and appeared at the Arena last year as the opening act for Ted Nugent. The band's sound is likened to early Kinks and other British bands of the 19605. OPEN The single, "What I Like About You," from Ute band's TIL self·titled debut album received extensive play on radio, 2:00AM stations. The band consists of' Rich Cole on bass, Wally FRI&SAT Palmer on guitar, Mike Skill on guitar and Jimmy Marines on ~n·2721 drwns. • 10.' ~. W•• hlngton Appearing with the Romantics wiD be the RockatB.: i a five-member band. The show is the first of the spring semester sponsored by the Student Programming Council ABD Consorts Committee. SIMON TO PICKET WASHINGTON tUPH-Rep. Paul Simon, o-DI., planned to ·join a United Mine Workers BUSCH employees picket line at the ' The Romanties win lI~ar with the Rocuts at • , .... Mardi White House. a Simon aide said. • at Shryock Auditoriu... Tickets go OR sale Monday. ~1$1.65 G 701. 8pok NR bottles ASTGA-Ti OLD STYLE UQUORMART I) W.II& W.lnut/Mt.5H2 . ' w.. . Savings Selection Service $1.85"6 pak. cona :;, ,.OLY SPEt1AL EXPOKf (hY~., JIIIIII &.. . \.$3.79;~~'~; 1:.69 ~$2.15 ~ 12pakcans ' 6 pakcan. . 6 pok NR bottles FULL WIEDEMANN I?Rhlnelander -B-'JY-A-WWENBRAu CASE .~___ , . "'. CASE OF , .~ '$3"@" BEER... $219;~~i:!11~ $4.29~®· +b. .. ::;~ GET A 75c '~~t;:~ e 24/1201 Ret. Bot. + Dep. p. BAG OF ICE ,~/ FOR25c , Case Ret. bottles 6 pok NR bottles .TANQUERAY M~~~;'~ARK SMIRNOFF CANTURBERY ~ "~~j$6.99 .. 75Om1 ! $;;9~$4~89t~4.;N9\ CANADIANMIST~ EL50ml t; 750ml ~hK CALIFORNIA JUG WINES FROM ITALY $5.19 15Om1 .;,.. ~-"" f d I Chianti Mt. Zin an e $3 • 89 ' Classico 76 . by Sebastiani 1.5 ~~ NavalieRhine $3 89 ' byCeUa SPUf.'ANTE. ' ') by Inglenoo~ 1.5 •. $1 49 C. C. rystalc.h. abhs . $3 4.'... · , -'60%. ~~ROGn '99 ~1 !. by ISC 1,5. T-::!,:"",_ $.1 15Om1 '. • .' ~~~--~~ ,--, ".~+.~,;.,- .. ,,, w. Urge you to Opportunities Sculptor Tovish turns clay S~OP & COMPARE . WE PAY MORE for for International into varied optical illusions, CLA••• III •• Experience By 8rftIU WDgalJasc:b Anything of Gold saall Writer or Silver con J&JCo'n. PeoceCorps Harold Tovish does with clay what others oo1y do OIl paper. 123 S. III. 457.6831 453-3321 ext. 273 He makes images. And Tovisb. aD intel'llatiooally acclaimed =r--~es sculpted up-' Tovisb, who gave a slide lecture at Faner Auditorium IOUTHERn Tuesday. bas bis work displayed in every major ~ museum in this COUDtry. and ...... -bbq-- .... "be's won almost every con· ceivable award," said 'JbcJmas reltaU(ant J. Walsb. professor of art at SfU.C. . TIle Ieeture was deIh'ft"ed as part 01 the Visiting Sculptor OPEN 24 HOURS Project. sponsored by the Tuesday 6:00 AM lIuseum and Art Galleries ~thru AsIIociaticJD, the Sc:bool of Art Sundby 3:00 PM , : ,1-1 i nd the College of Com cIoHd Monday munications and Fine Arts. Torisb spoke to about 90 people. t ...~ ...... , using slides to enhance bis leeture. Tbe slides, be said. I . • were representative of his work • This Weeks Special I ~ ~~iucb coo- I , Ii*d al many sculpted beads, showed • variety ollUs wort. A sculptured bead "done in I DENVER OMELET I revene" aud a skull made out 01 dowels, wbicb look like by Ricb matdIsticb, were among the Scalptor Harold TovisfI arranges .. set 01 slides ft'1II'eHDtitiw 01 I ONLY 2.29 many shaped fIgUreS displayed his wark lbroug.... t tile years. Tbe slides were II...... at aleeWre i is the slides. Tovisb used a T1Iesday as pan 01 tbe Visitiag Scalp_ ProjeeL many different materials, iD I '- dudiDg wood, brass, lace and Boston University. said that his' Tovish said that some of his daf•. Ct emsfrUcting his head major influence was the wort al art has been influenced by I I ~. The S.year--old Auguste Rodin, a 19th century World War ll. He visited a Good until 2/26/11 Tuvisb said that his career as a Frencb sculptor. Tovish ad- concentration camp in Ger I I IICUipIor' began at the age of 16. milted that his work wasn't many. be said, and his work I • wben be took the advice a really his OWl) mtil he went to was greaUy affected by wbat.he Hungarian sculptor aud started Paris in 1949, where be was left saw. l ...... J sludying the art al sculpture. alone to concentrate OR bis , Tovisb. a professor of art at wert. See TOVISU~ Page. It 220 S. Illinois Ave. Carbondale YOUCAN8ANK ...... AT . 24 hrs. MAJNIANK A DAY AT••• GREEN'S lOA' 43rd ANNUAL MEETING J.CKSON SQUARE 01 the C7ln j. CI'~ CITY NATIONAL JJtZI'K SIU EMPLOYEES .CREDIT UNION Wednesday. March 4,1981 ...... -::... ~Nq, ••• FffB at the -..- SIU STUDENT CENTER BALLROOM 8 *RSVP· ADVANCE !lCKETS REQUIRED for those deslrilig lunCh • ll . TIckets wiD be available at the Credit Union office and various "Everything Sale on.campus locations for S2.00 per person. ALL WINTER CALL 457·3595 ~OR ADDITIONAL TICKET INFORMATION. MERCHANDISE Fonowing the' Business Meeting and EJection of atr... t DOOR PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED. Prizes include: CLOCK COFFEEMAKER 50%OFF MISCELLANEOUS PRIZES rlghtnowl tHIS IS YOI'R CREDIT UNION "' .. IIU..... awe. Menlley-ScttunIay MAKE PLANS TO ATTEND NOW!!! t:a.s:. F.Jfk 10. Daily Egyptian. February 20. I~t . Stamp prices increase to 18 cents West Roada '"ntI ALL .. 0NI1tOIII" WAsHtNGTON (Ai - The less per year than the $3. is nation and other factors...... Cca, Cao Postal Rate Commission ap· billion it said it needs. After the decision. the Postal proved on Tb\1,rsdal' a 3-<:ent Moreover. Presidellt Reagan is Service deoIined comment. The increase for first class mail and proposing cuts in the postal governors'lf the Postal Service added another two cents to the subsidy. ' " .. can put the rates into effect on 10 days notice and their next =:c:rteC~ meeeting is scheduled for c=::early as next c= month. Postmaster General William Marcb 2. although a special The new 18-cent stamp stin meeting before then. is possible. lombrusco F. Bolger said last week the Ilcmco will be two cents short of what agency may need to ask for the Pastal Service requested. higher rates again later this Rosato and may lead the mail agency year if the rate commission did Reagan, in his economic . to ask lor another increase next not. approve the full request address Wednesday. caned for 75Om' reducing the postal subsidy by yerommission Cbainnan Lee Fritschler said the new rates $632 nJlion next year "to press Fritschler said the rate decision can stand for several years. the Postal Service into was "anti·in£lationary." A depending on tbe rate of in- becoming more effective." dissenting commission member said the new rates will be inadequate to cover Postal Start The Weekend Right Service expenses and agreed another increase is likely before at HAPPY HOUR with long. The decision will give the FREE Hor. d'oeuvre. Postal Servi.e about $1 billiGD 3·7p~m. ., ' F?:~pt"J.!. ~nc:oL~~ Quigley Lounge. University Museum Reception MFA exhibits. 6:30 to ':30 p.m.• Quigley Lounge. A~.:I!~'::.SC~~:.uel Friday _ S. Illinois 750mI SIU Baseball Clinic: for eoaclies. and TBA. 457-5551 "Five Flngt'r Ellerdlle:' I p.m .. Saturday WINE TASTING FRIDAY 4·7 Laboratory Theatre. . night: /romFrance Watermarlrs exhibit. to a.m. to 4 p.m., Faner South GaIJery. Moslem Student ASSOCiation PARTAGER meeting. 11:30 a.m. to Z p.m., David and the Happenings Red & White Ballroom C. SAC rap _ion. 6 to 9 p.m.• Ballroom A. Smlmoff Vodka & TOnic ••••75e 2.79 75Om' SPC film. "Roots:' 2 to 4 p.m., Studl>r( Center Auditorimn. SPC film. "NashVille." 7 and 10 p.m , Student Center Auditorium. HOUR: SPCvideo. "Sports Spectacular." 1, 210N.14th Sand 9 p.m.• Video Lounge. Mon-I-I:38 Black Fire Dancers. • to 11 p.o•.• H~rrln Ballrooms B and C. T.T""1-5:38 BAC dance!, n p.m. to 1 a.m., 942·3166' ·BROWN& Ballroom D. Sat.... 5:00 Cht'mistry Biochemistry seminar. 4 p.m., Nedtl!'rS C21S. Studt'Dt Bible "'ellowship meeting. 7 COL~BO p.m.• Mississippi Room. Hellenic Student Association meeting. 7:30 to .:30 pm., lUinois Room. p.m., Ohio Room. lbi Alpha meeting, 7:30 to 10:30 p.m .• Mississippi Room. Iranian Moslem Organization meeting. 7 to 11 p.m.. Saline Room. The Poet..,. Factory meeting. 1 to 16 KR750 KR720 p.m_ Activity Room C. .;:::",•• <'..',•• ..- • ....-_-...... - •• '1 AHMEDfS FANTASTIC L... ~~ ~:'l·. () . , fALAFIL • 80 watts RMS Per Channel • 60 watts RMS Per Channel • <40 watts RMS Per Channel . . FACTORY • .02% Distortion (THD) • .02% Distortion (THO) • ,03% Distortion (THO) . I .• Digital Quartz Synthesizer Tuner • Digital AM & FM r8adout Reg. $349.00 Sole n ...... v_,...... Reg, $679.00 Sole $519.08 Reg. $549.95 Sole U9•• " '.'\'.~~ ~ Ihry ...... ~;;;;...... a ...... CASSETTE DECKS .i ...... ~ KX500 KX600 KX 1060 MIa_·m .. ,:····:..~.'li~ .:!i. ".". Ivy • .,...... ; -...:... a ...... ,.,. --=~-(' ,.~~::~!i "*,,j:t: .,..... ;;~ .. ' ~ •• ~"''''':~.i ...... "-l...- I.;;, • 1111 , :.1 . i.~~tlfiOO~ • MetalTape .2 head C0S$8tte Deck . • 3-heod Cossette Deck • Flourescent Meters • witt. DolbY Metol Tape • Double Dolby Sound ·Reg. $239.95 Sole "".01 Reg. $289.00 Sore .21.... • Metal Tape Reg. f m.oo Sole .36.... SPEAKERS: -'PLUS: .AII NAtuRAl. '. NcJ AIttIfICIAI. LS407C CJ 3 WO)I speake, system ~...;..- ADOmV£S ...... • 12 in. woofer .....~~ - ...... "'...,u._ &;1.•.. 2 Reg. $600.00 a pair ...... -~ WRIlE FOR OUR for On Sal. for: BROCHURE ~ 1 $350.00 • pair o/. .' ...... IoMrI. 'JIC. .. Pickering ~'ft. ______~...... _ 50 /(1 oH on Cartridge• (offers ~ throughZ/!3181) l>aily Egyptian. FebnJarj 2l'. t9Bl.Page n TOVISH from Page 10 Hit's impossi))le not to be innocence often ,ets buried in the head of the School of Art's affected by it," the Jewish sophistication.' Once this sculpture foundry program, the sculptor said. ''Those images happens, he said, the artist is no piece Tovish has had cast IFIll stick with me. It takes a while longer interested in "'art !or (three copies will be made) Is uatil ther can be exorcised." art'. sake:'~ . • .,.. ... '" will buy or trade for scrap "gold" ------l~u~arOc. I A nENTION LADIESI I Every Friday Night I 8pm-ll :30pm "'fI1 DuMaroc presents a . I 6 Male Revue For Ladies 0 yl I Bring this ad In between B-10pm and get in I '0. r $1.00. I (men welcome after. '.':.30) ,;.-----5$unday Night-.--- .. ~I ...... A ....teur Night I $25 fo each girl entrant $100 to the girl winner I Specia' Attraction-Wet T-Shirt Contest - I .st.81 First Prize, ns." Runner up. I o:::;~..:::~ Page------~ l2. Daily Egfptian; February 20~ 1" I .Campus Brie[s-'- fin P,INCH PENNY fir\ Alpha 'Chi Sigma, the professi?",al chemistry fraternitY. "ill ve a rush party at 8:30 p.m. Fnday at 905 E. Park Apt. 16, All LIQUORS - dergraduates and graduates with an inter~ in chel1'istry are ~, ~ 'elcometo aUUd; Refreshments wiD be served. " 605 &. Grand lewis Park 529-334 Hours: 11·' M-Th 10-2 F.Sat: '·1 Sun Mark E. Neely Jr. 01 the Louis A. Warren Lincoln Ubrarv and luseurn wiD give a pff"M!ntation entitled "By the People. Jo'Or the Liquors eople: Lincoln in Graphic Art" at 7:30 p.m. Monday in Morris .D.w:. Wines jbrary Auditorium, Tile presentation is aimed at a ~I cademic audience'and will be illustrated with slides; BUSCH ~ The Socia) Welfare Student Alliance will host a potluck dinner at Rlunlta Jlmaeam pok cons :30 p.m. Friday a~ the Newman Center. 715 S. Washi~ton. The 12 -;:.:~, A1/75Om1 - lcurbon rpose of the dinner is to better aCQUaint the students and faculty -- 150ml 'th one another. All students and faculty are welcome. 4.00 '.'~ ~ 2.75 ~ 'The Newman Center Big Brother·Big Sister Prograll' will hold ~ 5.19 o ice cream social from 2 to" p.m, Sunday in the Newl1'an ('enter '-,_'" " OldSt,.. 'afeteria. All proceeds will go toward the Newman Center's Big -c _ ,6pokcons rother·Big Sister Program for future events to be held this _ pring.' , ,', Mataus Ron Rico ~~- . 1.90 Rum The SaIHki Swingers win have a square dance ff'Ol1' 7:30 to 9: 15 A1I750mJ ' ,m. Sunday at the Newman Center. Rounds will be 6:»9:30 .,.n. 750ml he calt..1' wiD ,be John Buford. . , ' 4.Q9 Auditions for nAn Evening of New Plays" will be held in the 4.49 boratory Theater of the Communications Building at 4 p,rr, 'riday and all p.m. Saturday and Sunday. There are roles for six Almaden Mountain Smirnoff Vodka. 'omen and 10 men: Prepared audition pieces are not required. Win.. 1 Liter 6.48 Weidemann ~ Center for Basic Skills is offering a rapid reading workshop , AI/750m' 2.32 Calvert ~In irming 10 a,m. Monday in the Reading Lab, Woody C12. The 6pakcGnS 1.45 'orkshop WiD be held every day until Friday. Students can register May WIne 750mJ 3.95 y calling 531Hi646. .'ackLaIte. 750 mI 2.05 Pa"port Scotch. 6pakcana 1.39 Registration for the information and support group entitled Vlnten Choice 750mI ' 4.99 'Why Does It Hurt So Much To Love Someone Who Drinks?"has Weldemcinn extended through Tuesday. The support group l1'eel.s ~5 p.rr . j 3liter 3.85 LeRoux Schnapp. n Thursdays and is (or JPOUSeS. lovers and family Il'ell'bers of 4.19 7SO'mI 4.19 roblem drinkers. The group is sponsored by the SIU ('ourmelhltZ enter and Jaekson County Community Menlal Health. Those who ...------.....~ ______....,jL... ______I. 'ish to register ror the seven week rourse can do so by calling 453-- m. ' At Pinch Penny you don", have to wolt for specials '0 SAVEl Graduating seniors in the College 01 Liberal Arts llhoulc:l D"ake raduation clearance appointments beginning l\londay if. FaDel' 229. . P'L ~ " ,~ii;.--...... ---.~---~ 1~:~r"·Staun. r. 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F01" more .11- formation call Ed at 4&7-0155. ==.US~~~ 5OZ2U .. 1652 al\el' rent-negotiable. t::n. 4IJIIOBeltr7 .. ~. . SMALL ONE BEDROOM, 185 ANNOUNCEMENTS monthly'. J bkleu, behind UniversIty Mall, I mile from rampu5. SGrrJ. 110 datil. CaD 549- 2S3.1. B4987BcIOZ SUMMER HArrING JOBS! '1,200 TWO BEDROOM 10xtl5, Gas Heat, • s::uoo! Traming urovided! Grand AC. $ISO.OO. trash .. watft' ft. '2 CanY:!i!.awaii. Africa. S4!nd S61S ::2r ~ a~. 4&7'~s:. {:Jr~::::( inf~tion. ~ ABORTlON·FINEST MEDICAL to Lat~Taboe. ~113, ~ &;129. care. Immediate appointments Now...... Sacramento, CA 961160. 477ICI07 ¥~~mr~~'~ ~._ '!;,' ...... through 'mETuesdaY. CH~LET "ednesday •• DANCERS. J Thor- "ILL BABYSIT IN your home. Own transportatiG.... Much ex- .. ~!.:..2~7.J=:' 5:00 ~l!;. .... , .. aW. aqJI.... '" ...... " .... ~ inCbiJdcare. Cal~~ .... 11 North OPPORTUNITY FOR AM· .....;.....;. ______... ,~: =~~~grli~ti~'t I Full or-Part·tlme. Vie Y\1U Rooms =: ~~Z32l after ~~ CAef·E TV. ALL utilities- paid. ENGINEER FOR DESIGN of ~1I&·s~~~£l=· =p~w:=m~d~~ PRIVATE ROOM.SHAREItit- ~uirements to: ~neral &001( INYO 11' __ dim t baths, 18_ I1v ~~h. ~~ 80s ll11850'le~I!:" ahag·;.orpet, 3 ~,fes ~':t .. -.. -...... c:...... theCoHetle campus S99 induding utilities. 5&- : DEPARTMENT OF' POLLUTION 2'111. " .1M8'l7Bd1l2 ~.!~~ ~-r<.¥~ tit...... --StudentCefttw...... Roommates FFSon file. Call4s3-5721 ex. 211 Cor ...... C. ~:~ment. Ask fO~= ' ...... '..-.Illy .... Mth ROOMMATE NEEDED: -NICE large hlrnished ~~ fivE' blocks North of SIU. An utilities and . AUCTIONS ( ~O. paid. '125 per m::~ & SALES' • RESUMES PREPARED. ROOMMATE NEEDED. RF..stJMES. Theses. Dissertations ~oo,\E~ ~tm!.'c:sJw:'hfa-=- ~~f'b~ry. ~if~~ QU529-21673. Kellt or Paul. 44113 or 343-7S119; ask for Sharon MOVING SALE 75 Ford Granada, 5OOC8e1Q3 Lingle,CPs.. 4992£118 color TV. 10 speed hike. SoutMni Hills l3WPh. 45'1 __1. 5052Kl02 pOS1T1VE PARE..rrJNG: A Sis "HE D~E. Wffk P!lrent traming course. f~~~i~~. 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BRUNCH Indiana State's whmetl'.· 'see improvement in the long Jarvis are the Salukis' shot- ALL YOU CAN EAT track team defeated Eastern jump and in points scored in putten, with Julie Leeper Illinois in a triangular meet at sprints. I'll be very surprised if entered in the high jump ...... -.-.. eoIads • Ulinois. EIU finished 86 1-3, we don't break a few more Jean Meehan will run in the ..... 1Oppingt, ...... ' pOints ahead of 51U-C two sprint recorda. Our record in 1.OOO-yard run and the mile, fruIa. "-"_ t end ...... I weeks ago at the Illinois Sta~ the 60. is a tough record to while Nola Putman is entered in j Invitational. 50 the SaluklS break, but I think Nina the mile and twcHnile. Dyane won't be competitive in the Wit.Wiams is capable of breaking Donley is in the two-mile. In the . triangular between the three 6O-yard high hurdles, Cruz and teams Saturday at Charlesten, Williams, a freshman. wiD LaPorte will be SIU-C's par- t. rillht~ run in the 60- and 300-yarct ticip&nts . .i 'WrOOg, uy5 women·. track dashes, (aD events at EIU wiD "I thought Jean Meehan ran .,' Coach Claudia Blackman. be in yards), and also will enter awfully weD last time and I'm CARRIES "I think we'll have a mucb the long jump. She'D be joined anxious to see how she'll run . j better showing because this is in the 60 6y Jennifer Bartley, in this weekend," Blackman said. i our eeeGIId meet," Blackman the 300 by Tina Cruz. Marla Bladunan summarized her (; ThIs Weekend said. "At Illinois State, we c:ouId Harrlsm, Angie James, Kathy feelings about the meet. @ " only enter two people per event Mack and Cheryl Stroud, and in "I'm not sure team-wise how and that hurt us in stronger the long jwnp by Harrison. competitive we'll be," she said. , eventslikethe~meterdash." Debra Davia and Cheryl. "We'll have individuals who , Blackma.. said Eastern Lange will participate in tbe will be very competitive and i DlinoiswasbitbardbythefluiD 44o.yard duh. and Karen that will make us competitive its triangular at Illinois and LaPorte will run in the 600. In team-wise by tbe -end of the MIDNIGHT RIDER , Indiana State took advantage. the 880. the Salukis will entel" year." > .'. " :~ SOX 'Farmer wins arbitration frght CHICAGO (AP)-Retief ace American League witb 30 saves staff last season. He had a 2-12 Ed Farmer won his arbitration last season behind Rich record. case against the Chicago White Gossage of New York and Dan White Sox President Eddie ,. Sox and will receive a reported Quisenberry of Kansas City. Einborn, in a joint an •~ $600,000 (or the 1981 season. both of whom bad 33 . nouncement with radio station' .~ Arbitrator Ted St. Antnine of Farmer also a bad 7-9 record WBBM and WGN-TV. said the University of Michigan with a 3.34 earaed-nm average. announcer Jimmy Piersall has ruJed in favor of the 31-year-old He apPeared in 64 games and signed a one-year contract. righthander, who went to "r- finished 55 as be accounted for 37 of the team's 70 victories. :~. ~f~of~5,~n! The White Sox also an I ==White Sox announced the IIOUIlCed that Ieftbanded 'pitcher ~ decision ThUrsday but would Rosa Baumgarten had SIgned a not reveal any f.gures. one-year contract. Baumgarten Farmer was third in b!e was the ~Iuck pitcher on the , Want To Have Fun? ·., ... tt...... _ _~~A . ....y~..zto ...... ~ ii!) ~ Car Care Center • If. Newl Now VOMIt GnxIp c;r;. ...·0 Bowang Part,-. Honest G~orge's Birthday Sale • Bowl & Boogie-or-Host Yout 0wIt Tournament. • Clubs. Departments. 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February 20. 1981, Page 17 .****************** ~ymnasts to battle Louisville • .'.1(- in thr~e seniors' Arena 'finale By Mike AD"., saio all three bave scoring team, and ir Louisville gets Staff WrHer capabilities of 35-plus. some support from their lesser "Bender is as. competitive team personnel. we.will have • The Saluki women'. lytD- and agressive as (SIU·C's) ckl6e meet right up to the last :~~Je~~~~~! aftac.e th.me• Pam Harrington." Vogel said. event:' Vogef said. ' . ~yUftO ...... ~ • p U the Salukis are victorious Sunday at the Arena ill SIU-C's Vogel added he bopes Val over the Cardinals, it will last home meet of the seasoo. . Painton and tbe Salukis can assure SIU-C of the No.1 seed in 1bia meet will also mart the have their best total team effort the Illinois State Championship last Arena performances of of the season. Meet. and give Vogel his 300th three graduatin~ Saluki lOU we can be steady .. a lifetime coaching victory. BUS::H beet t2!12cns. ~= cnrCr"' .:~ti ~:~ ....------~~:__--_.. Cooklin. (t.. ~ 6~ ~tHt4t BUSCHbeet-' 8 pkg. 1 oz. bot. "Other gymnasts bave • • STROH'S~ 12/12cns. preeeded these three at SIU SON witb far more success and BEAUTY AL - bew 6pkg.cn5. fanfare," Saluki Coaeh Herb OLD STYLE • Vogel said, "but few have' /~... '~~~Members'. STERLING or . · eonbibuted more to S~ft;ood ': " .. ~. " Noft Members I. i ~,~, ! I fortunes ill their own, ish ..__ ~-_:______""""':'-:_::_ ___ --_:_~ WIEDUt\ANN .,... ". way." GIACOBAZZI wine 750ml The 14tlH'anked Cardinals are currently 4-0 in dual meet . PAUL MASSON competition. and their '8e8S01l bigh seen is 138.3&. Louisville RHINE CAS'TLE wine 75Umf pI8ced secmd in both the Windy MASCOUTAH tity Invitational in Cbieago. · and the Jaeksooville, (Ala.>. LlEBFRAUMILCH wine 750 mf State Invitational. . The Salukis are currently 8-3 RON R.CO rum Drk. or Lt. 1.75 in dual meet competition. and LORD CALVERT posted the nation's se"'entb highest ~m score, 't42 .•, Canomon whiskey 750 mf against tbree-time BiC Ten cbampion Michigan State FRAVE AMARmO 750mt University last weekend. Louisville will give the Bowling Contact our ..p. for your Keg & Salukis some wortby com petitiGn with an all-aroUnd trio party ...... _TED RUMATL •• SH-4Ul of Julie Bender. Sue Tonietto Tournament -OPEN- and Laurie Salvaggio. Vogel Mon•• Thun.t-1 ...... ,rI. & Sat. 9-2 •• m. Netten go against SUn.l·1 ...... • S4t-a32 : Lewh .... _11 ..... to PI...... Kansas Saturday *******************~*********** The Saluki teDmat-m.m ,. C-.- ror its third win in four wee fEBRUARY 23.1981 4:00PM whea it takes' on Kam Saturday at CarlIondaIe's Court Club. . SINGLES - HANDICAPPED'~ f It will be the first indoor meet 't-; of the year f TONIGHT & SATURDAYI Save $2.59 on two ~ I Sirloin Strip Dinners ~'. i i 4 ... 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DaiIJ ~ Febtual'1 JO, ••• 1\'1 free-throw titlisis crowned 8y Keith Masdui The preliminary rounds of the Libertyville, received college SPlden' Writer ,0:: II" tournament were held over three consecutive nights last :~~r:ir~:.r:. ~e~k:~u~ HANGAR~ .~ One point made the difference week. From a field of 56 male C's offer and came to Car itt ;':loth the men's and women's entrants it carne down to bondale in hopes of becoming a final matches of the Intramural Matthews and Stevers. The quarterback. r------~-..~~------_1 Free-Throw Tournament women's tournament had only He played his freshman year Wednesday night at the Student four total entrants. and found out how lime con 50¢ 754 Recreation Building. .. . Due to a conflict in scheduTes, suming competitive sports David Stevers sank 94 of 100 Matthews was forced to shoot .were. Drafts Speedraiis (fee throws and squeaked past aU three of his rounds on the Timm Matthews' 93 to win the last day. After 7S shots, he and men's championship. Kathy Steven had each made 71. Gil Friday Afternoon P"abst,a junior in advertisng· Matthews and Steven have and live music by and former Saluld basketball the same views OIl what it takes player. took the women'. title to be a good free.throw shooter. by hitting 78 of 100 attempts, &th attribute their success to -Stud C!uuwt ~ny edging Teresa Everingham who good rhythm and concentration. made 77. Everingham is a "I go out there and try to Friday & Saturday ~llht. sophomore in physical concentrate," Steven said.. THE SIU KARATE education from Jacksonville. "You just have to shoot the same way every time." cwa Stevers, a 20-year-old Matthews, a 22-year-old radio sophomore transfer student and television major. has from Paducah, Ky., Com always been athletically In- . TUE:"THUR. S:3()..7 munity College. (where he clined. It seems to run in the i SAT.:SUN: 10-12:00 played on 1M basketball team), family. J;lis cousin Pat Hickey t was shooting in his first tour plays professional hol'Jl:ey for MARTIAL ARTS RM. nament at SIU-C. Matthews the Toronto Maple Leafs and his S.R.C. was in his third tournament and brother, Sean. IS a &-3 guard 00 bidding -for his second title in Libertyville Higb Schools' BEGINNERS WELCOME three years. He finished first his baSketball team and is INFO_' 549-4802 sopbomote year by making 94 currently being recruited by of 100 shots, third his junior several major colleges in year OIl 68 of 15 shots, and now cluding SIU.c. in his senior year bas earned a Matthews, a former all-state second place truphy. bonorable mention guard at GYMNASTS from Page 20 things just happen, but when it season. He defeated thne presents happens to three of them at the . members of the 1980 Olympic: same time, it makes tbings team last week in the Iowa . GOS Recording Artists tr.AJ8h. .. State and Nebraska meets. Meade said he is happy with "I would like to see them (the the performance 01 his four all- all-aroundtrs) score a little around gymnasts. freshmen higher this weekend." Meade Mackinaw John Levy and Kevin Mazeika, said. "We haven't been doing sophomore Jim Muenz and too badly. Besides we'd like to soon to release their junior standout Brian Babcock. look real good this weekend Babcock is Wldefeated and sil1"e it's going to be 00 TV." third album has won eight conseculive all- 'the meet will be shown Feb. around championships this 'Zl at 3:30 p.m. on Channel 7. ~~---~---~------~~, Mackinaw .- LOCKE'S-RIB CRIB .~' playIng theIr SERVING energetic country rock REAL HICKORY at SMOKEDBBQ' SECDNQ QfANCE with 8uy One R'II Dinner, offer coupon get another at Expires Friday & Saturday Nights 549-3932 1/2 "IC. Mon-Thurt .rI&Sat I. llAM-tPM llAM-llPM I 312S. Wall street .._£~~l~ ______549.. 1003 .. I INTERNATIONAL BUFFEt army, March 1st -10:45 am to 2:00 pm - Student Center Renaissance FbJm SALADS MEATS vroEfABLES .-stuffo.l"",,' ,,,,,,,,it s.cc:-ct :; !'lour' par\. (hiM Pot:Lto3 ...... _ c.IIt'~rolc Ge.- ~i:,,'ai Japan ~r: ____ ----'10--. -...mn~ Sf.- SC.!15 ... ~ ni:ll."t5·AJ lIllI: StWoat SS.!15 -AdIalt S1.~ Tankers ready for 'pool duel' By MlkeAn..... y Steele said Iowa's advantage is SUaff Writer that their two 'flyers, Charlie Roberts and George Nagy, wiU The Saluki men's swimming probably place second and and diving team is bracing for third, scoring almost enough what Coach Bob Steele terms points t6 offset VonJouanne's the most important dual meet of win. the se8SOO. The University of Tbe. 500- and looo·yard Iowa Hawkeyes will take on the freestyle races will also be Salukis at 3 p.m. Saturday at Important events. Steele said. the Student Recreation Building SaJukis Mike Brown and David Parker will be faCing Iowa's ~'1ius meet will determine the Ron McKeon, an Olympian success of our dual meet from Australia who is ranked season," Steele said. "If we are high nationally. to consider what we've done as "I'd give an edge to Iowa in successf:.t1, we've got to be'lt those events." Steele added. Iowa." "But Mike and David are really The Salukis have a 3-1 dual coming on. Those will really be meet record this se8S011, while crucial. events." . the Hawkeyes are 7-2. Last Both the 400-yard medley year, Iowa II8ITOWly beat ~ Salukis. 58-1;5. Tbe Salukl relay and the 400-yard freestyle Hawkeye series is currently relay will be important events, Steele said. tied 1-1. to to "Iowa is going to be first or "We have got be ready second in the Big Ten," Steele smoke in both relays," Steele said. "We need to be ready to said, "and they have a cbance of breaking Indiana's streak of roll." 20 or 21 Big Ten Cbam Steele said the meet should go pionshi ." down to the last relal, the 400- Iowa r.' swimming strength yard freestyle. like It did last lies in two New Zealanders, year. three' Australians, a Nor wegian. an Englishman and a ""Tbe free relay win probably Canadian swimmer, Steele dictate the outcome of the said. meet," be added. "U it does, "Those guys are really we'U need to have a seven point tough," he added. "All of them lead going in to it because of \ bave swum in tbe Olympic lowa's two-second advantage in I' Games except two." the relay." Steele has dubbed this meet "a duel in the pool," because 11 Tbe two teams are within of the 13 events are considered seconds of eacb other in a toss-ups. CGUpIe of events. . "Of the 13 dual meet events, In the 200-yard freestyle, each te;:lm bolds a distinct Salukis Carlos Henao and Tony advantage over the other in Byrne are within .9 seconds of I only two." Steele said. "The Iowa's Bent Brask and Graham other 11, including the diving Brewer. ~ eveDts, are up for grabs:' . Steele said SIU.c's advantage In the 5O-Y~ ~reestyle, seven lies in the 200-yard breast- people are Within .It seconds ~ fi stroke in which the SaJukis bold eacb other, and the maID a tWO-second lead. Pablo com~tition will be ~tween Restrepo, Anders Norling, SIU..c's Pat ~t KeIth Arm Larry Wooley and Tom Robl strong, JoIm F1IICDer and the are expected to be the top· H~wkeyes' Matt Wood and SaJuki swimmers in that evenL Bnaa Farris. Altbough SIU-C's Roger In the diving competition, POOLSHARxs--8W-Cs HeWi tin..... (law() C'hampiaashlps at IJae stadftl& Recreation VQDJouanne will probably win Saluki Rick Theobald will be II ..... "'"~ willie teamm.te Jalia W.mer lluildiag. TIle Salalds "ave HftI' WOll IJae WIe the 200-yard butterfly, he will facing Iowa's Randy Ableman, 1'"'-'4'" ••• 4IYe daria, Tlaanday's fIrs& , ontrigb&. "' .re f.vwect dais year. TIle med most likely be the only Saluki who was on the 1980 U.S ...... ~ &lie lAlA~ Swimming .... DiviD. will cOIItiDae Friday .ad Sa&anlay, scoring points in that event. Olympic team. r Lady cagers shoot for .500 at WKU Western Kentucky Univenity season game will be next Lady Toppers were clobbered rebOunds for the Salukis while Illinois. Sopbomore forward wiD !? to derail the streaking Saturday at St. Louis Univer by the naUon's ninth-ranked teammale Connie Erickson also Mary Boyes pot in 23 and fresh Saluki womeD'. basketball sity, At one point this season, team. Kentucky, 95-12, Monday bad 10 points. Scheem- left the man point guard D.D. Plab 'I team at 5:15 p.m. Saturday in the team was 6-12, but SIU.c is nigbt. WKU only lost to tbe team while Erickson tran added :11. Bowling Green, Ky. SIU..c. a now striving to close out the Lady Kats. 77-70, earlier this sferred to Northwestern. winner in eight of its last 10 regular season with a winning season. The Salukis have featured a Western Kentucky i. J games. is 1.... 15 foUowin~ record before entering tbe Last season, WKU came to new Offensive weapon recently, averaging 11.8 points per game 88' IUiJaGia W IAIA W State Cham ionshi. the Arena and klst. 5&-53. But in however. SerUor forward Leola and gives up an average 01 '/S.3. . niv.h~ .... 1 Marcb 5-7 in Chicago~P pIS that game, the SaJukis Were led Greer bas scored 29 and 31 Tbe Lady Toppers are led by The game wf'" be the next to' WKU, meantbile. was 13-13 by two players who have since points in SIU-C's last 'w., junior guard. La__ Helpfiey ( 1 thelastofthet4uiarseasonfor prior to its game at Middle gme elsewhere. Mary Scheefer games. She's had support, to.. and senior forward Alicia the Salulds. Their final regular Termessee Tbursday night. The Scored 10 points and grabbed 12 especially in the win over Copeland. . Cage team travels to NJlSU :·4 Gym.nasts seek an end to skid B1 Mkllelle Sc.ItweII& team to tum things 8J'OlD'ld but . perform better this weekend. in search offirst Valley win StaJf Writer there is extra incentive to will ""We· bad some poor per Iit~ this ~. Peon State is CoadI fonnances out of some 01 our SIU-C wiD attempt to break Conege. The 6-7 jwtior forward .~~ The SaJuid DIeD'S gymuastiea Bill Meade's alma mater and seniors last week," Meade said. its 15-game basketball losing is second in the Valley in J~ squad bas lost two cmsecutive the meet is being videotaped by "Bob Barut got an 8.1 OIl floor streak .. when it play. New scoring. averaging 21 points per z~ meets to team8 rimked in the ESPN. the cable television and be is a 9.0 or better per. Mexico Stale Saturday night at game•. top 20 nationally and the sports network. former normally. Waistaff Las Cruces. N .M. competition doesn't get any "I haven't lolI~ too many (DaneD) got a 7,65 OIl pommel Tbe Aggies were 5-8 in TbeAggies' other probable t~ er;er this mdets to Coach (lurl) Scb- horse and be norma.Uy goes 9.0 t4' weekend. . Missouri Valley Conference starters are Ricb Taylor and The 15th-ranked SaluIda wiD wemfeier but he has beaten us or better. Brantley (Warren) play and 8-15 overall going into Ernest Patterson at guard. t~ travel to University Park, Pa., the la$& two years. to Meade,' only went 8.0 on parallel bars Tbunday night'S home game Paul Atkins at forward and .-, to tak