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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1991 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in February 1991 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Daily Egyptian Southern Illinois University at Carbond ale Wednesday, February 6, 1991, Vol. 76, No. 94. 20 Pages op advisers sent to assess gulf war Un ited Press IntEl:,1ational Gulf war began almost three weeks ago. Syrian forces gill involved in an allied clash President Bush ordered his top military with Irnqi troops. advisers to Saudi Arabia Tuesday to assess Bush indicated at a White House news the constant pounding given Iraq's troops confcrcoce that any ground wa- would be at §f~@~~~~~:~ After 25 year.; and 512.5 biUion I jiQd fi nancial aid if President of development, the Patriot missile George Bush's proposed system has proved its worth in the lhem. The Army is expecting 1992 budget is accepted. a Per.;ian Gulf war. the Strategic Defense lnitiiiiive. The. Patriol missile baltery is additional customer.; for the Patriot financial aid orrK:ia1 said. The missile, assembled by the also known as Star Wars. Il was composed of several truck- system when the Persian Gulf war Dallas Martin, president of Martin Marietta Corp., Orlando, researched and developed by the mounted components including a is over, he said. the National Association of Fla .• was designed lo be the Army for field use, he said. radar-equipped firing unil, "'The Isrnelis bought twO Patriot Student Financial Aid world's best anti-aircraft mi ssile, On the battlefield, th e Patriots engagement conlrois, a generator baueries from the United StaleS last Administrators. said although said Dave Harris, spokesman for have been effc.ctive against Scud and up to eight trailer-mounted October, and since Jan. 16 the Bush's proposed budget will the U.S. Army Missile Command. missile attacks because the &" , ds launchcr.i that carry four ready-to- Army has moved in several add $400 million to the Pell Granl program, the gain wiu During the gulf war, the Patriot have been tenned outdated and not fire Patriots. additional baneries. " Harris said. missile s)'Stem has gained fame for a key military threaL "The area the baltery covers The Army is in the last year of be offset by c uts to other financial aid program .. being able to knock down Iraqi But Harris said Scuds still depends on the tactical situation," manufacturing Patriots, a process The maximum Pell Grant Scud missiles. provide a challenge for any defense Harris said. " You could set which began in 1981. will increase from $2,400 to Although the technology that system. everything up on a football field, "When we complete this year we S3,700, and the minimum made the Patriot a missile killer has "The Scud is a very small radar but of course it's spread out for will h~ ye e verything the Army gift from $200 to $400, been added to the system within target and travels very fast," he prOlCCtion." intended to have, but it's not the according to Bush's the last five year.;, the Patriot stiU is said. " With the speed of Each Patriot missile baUery costs e nd of n,e Patriot," he said. full~ ' capable of shooting down engagement between the S<- ud and $82 million and the individual "Tc.chnology will be added as il See AID, Page 5 aircraft, Harris said. Patriot. you either hit it or , _ ver. missiles carry a S6OO,OOO price tag. becomes known. The Patriot will The Patriot SYSlCm is not part of There's no second chance'- The Patriot missiles have a range of be aroun

D.iiI~ .Jt"'" ,. , , . ~m lllinoL'i Linilersity at Carbondale Salukis set to steal show from Bears By Eric Bugger If W" beal them we have 3 chance. " us because it's such ~ tough pbce Staff Writer 10 UP,",I the Bears. the Dawp to play," senior forward Rick will h:tvc to QvCrh:1Ui the ~ nlirc Shipley said. "Plus. ir we beat them The new kids on the block could Sout!lweSl learn. Four Bear.; a rc it brings L.lcm back in the pac k a run away with the show if they can sco;ing in doubl e fi gwes. Leading liltle biL" knock off SIUC tooighL tre way for Southwesl is its speedy The big difference belween lhe Southwest Missouri Stale. in it's ~utsidc duo of guards Darryl Reid two teams has been the decisions of fi,,' season in the Missouri Val ley and Arnold Be:nard. Reid leads the the close ballgames. Southwesl ha' S Conference, leads the race with an team wi th a 16.8 scoring average. won su ballgames by su points or S-2 marl<. If the Salukis (5-4) don 'l whil e Bernard sparks the Bears' less, while t.hc Dawgs have not lost pull off an upsel in Springfie:d, offen sc with 71(2 assists and 11.4 by more than six points. Mo., Coach Rich Herrin doesn'l poinlS a game. "We've got 10 take one game at a think anyone will pass the Bears in In side, the Bears dump off lO time," Shipley said. "We've gN to TH the Valley standings. forward Ryan Thornlon, averaging go OU l to win. Not just make a "I think SOOlebody's gOl to '>cal 15.2 points a game whi le pulling good showing, bul to win." Southwest," Herrin said. " If we down 7.4 boonIs a grune. The Salukis knocked off the don 'l beal th em, it's gOing to be "If we bO down th •.! rc and win ERN IOUgh for anyone lO overha ul them. that 's a big CO I. ::~n a~ builder for See SALUKlS, Page 18 Mahaira Rakers continues to drive Saluki force honored by in all areas, strives toward NCAA title Gateway By Eric Bugger said . "There arc limes that she By Cyndl Oberle StaffWr~or wants to win so badly that it is StaffWritor -Jrn OSI toO much. I would say one Success and Salaki senior center of her besl assets is her abililY lO Saluki swimmer junior Amy Rakers seem 10 go hand in compete and go after it and not Tonia Mahaira ::lade a big ha'ld. back down." splash at the Saluki The 6-foOl-3 All-American Rakers isn't worried about any Invitational Saturday and candidate has witnessed nothing individual accomplishments. She Sunday and has been select­ but success si:lcC picking up a has her sights se t on another ed as Gateway o-,rcrcnce's basketball al ~rt IC. In four seasons soccessful season for her team. Swimmer of the Wack. in a Saluki unifonn Rakers, with "I jusl want 10 get back lo toe Mahaira won fir>t place in her hustle and inlCnSC Slyle of play, (NCAA) Tournam enl and win the 1000meter freestyle with has been a key in compiling a 70- some rames there: Rakers said. "I a time of :5231. This was a 36 overall record and 53-5 in th e think dlis team has a grod chance meet record for the Salulei Gateway Conference. at thal" Invitational Individually. Rakers' num bers Rakers ventured to SlUe from "My time for the 100 free arc even more impressive. Belleville Township High School was my faslCSt time so far She has scored 1.366 career West whe,; she wa s the all-time this season: Mahaira said. points for sruc, antl will move up scoring and reoound leader for the " It was a good time and I to the No. 4 position on the all-time Maroons. She nOlched All-Stale was really happy." lisl with 15 points Thursday nighl and Honorable Mention Converse Mahaira said she was against Bradley. With at least nine All-American honors her srnior named the Swimmer of the hallgamcs remaining, Rakers needs year. Week last year and did nOl to average IS.3 points a game to Lasl y.:ar, RakeI' had a c:veer think she wooId win il again surpass Char Warring in the top year, leading the Sa' tkis in scoring this year, spOI at 1,530. Rakers is averaging (20.7 p.p.g.), relx: nding (10.5 "Wmning this awan: I"", IS.7 points a game this season, p.p.g,), field go . percenlage years in a row is an honor: "She's such a prolific scorer: (,574), bloclc; (27), st.. ' Is (40), and Mahaira said. " It just shows SIUC coach Cindy SCOll said. minules played (I, . ). She sel thaI SIUC has some of the "She's the beSI seorer I've ever single season school, rds with best swimmers in the con­ coached. It will be a long lime 643 points and 325 reho '. a year fe rence. The Galeway before we have someone lilte that ago. Conference is nol all thaI again." Besides leading s lue 'kers prestigious of a conference, On the boards, Rakers has been also led the enlire G vay bu! :r we win these awards. just as dominating during her Conference in scoring, reI>.. ;ny, il is telling us we are the best can:er. She is presently at the NO.4 and fie:d goal percentage. swimmers." spol on the all -ti me li sl with 842 The 1990 Gateway Confer.n, e Mahaira also td c

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SlIl(km i :hlll! I" (0'111".'( 1,1:'\ \ i. '_ I hlrlnn.III .I!"l' I d1i p ! \ 1 Ii 1 \l li~lt.1l .'\ .... '{\O~o l:t\l..·l olll\l , !l.d I'.I:!\.' l,du,11 ,h,lrd Ilund ' \.0\\, SI;tI ! R I.°l'l o,\.oll\;l!j\I.'. ( ) !1'ilIl \.' \.' () l 1 \ \ 'IUllit:ld ,' \ c lill ~ \1.111.1; no.:. h llll\r \\ ,l11 d ,1 H r.lIl1 ltl'l I ,Il tllt~ R qHl""'III,I!I\ 1_' . \"'.1' IlLo \':"nt:1 Treatment of POWs typical of Iraqi leader SAOOAM H USSEr has violated al most every aspect of hu man decency pll ~s ib l e si nce troublp. in the gu lf began la:;t August. II"n ot surp rising that he has extended this indecency to allied pri soners of war. Iraq was amon;; the 163 nations who signed the Geneva Conventions which s ~i p ul a t e that prisoners of war cannot be marched before hostile crowds, beaten. mistreated or used as a propaganda tool. Letters Apparel1l ly. th at agreement was only a signature on a piece of paper. Magnetic strips TilE BEATEN FA C ES of sewn American and allied Freedom of speech POWs sat in fro n! of Iraq i CO!!, ,,,"," last weel; somewhere in on student IDs Baghdad. Their bl acL• eyes and swollen lips bluntly showed the world could save lives tossed out in sports Saddam's latest display of brutality. Statemen!s condemning The ncw student IDs arc U.S . military involvemen! in th e gulf the POWs were forced supposed to do a lot for I would like to take thi s adm inistralOrs. u>-<:an they save lives too? opponunity 10 show my disgust 10 If I were a tasketball coach. I to read continued Saddam's power game. The magnetic strip on the the Missouri Valley Conference for would intentionally get suspended. When families of th e seven POWs requested that the back of the ID codd be btantantIy violating :he First Then I'd take MVC 10 fedcrnl court International ~ed Cross be permilled to examine the airmen, encoded with the allergies, Amcndmcnt of the Constitution to have that law dcclared • S"ddam refu!oCd. medjca ~ions or other medi­ when Lhey suspended basketball W1coostiwLionaJ and strickcn from , cal information about SlU­ coach Rich Hcrrin for publicly the books. 1 criLicizing Ihc referee en his rndio POOR TREATMENT of POWs is not a new alTOCity in dents. Someone has 10 send a mCSSdge A list of these things, or a ;how after the game. 10 the NCAA and conferences that war. Mor.! than 141 ,000 American POWs were captureJ in medic-alert sticker could Apparemly the referees in their dictatorship will not be WWI, WW1I, Korea and Vi etn am. also be laminated into the basketball have become a big tolcrnlCd in our dcmocratic socicty, Was hinglOn already is gearing up for postwar judicial ID ilSClf. bunch of crybabies since they can no longer take criticism and havc proceedings against Saddam for war ~Times . For now, since no onc in influenced the MVC 10 pass a law But in the meantime, while it is still wartime, allied POWs For thosc times when basketball is allowed 10 cr. ~ci ze nurses and doctors need 10 barring coaches from making the refs. I will. The referces arc physically and emoti onally remain in Iraqi authority and wail. know these things, and the dcrogatory statcments toward blind, deaf, dumb, make 100 many Saddlm's reign of inhumanity began with the invasion of stud(': nt isn't ablc to tcll refcrees or face suspension. bad calls and arc a bunch of wimpy Kuwait anJ the abuse of the Kuwaiti people and then them, these IDs could save crybabies. progressed to the killing of his own top officials. livcs. All it takes is a simple Who gives the MVC authority 10 After the ..efs rear. thi s they' ll addition 10 the present ones. take away an Amcrican·s freedom probably run to th .: ir mommics How about it SIU? This of spcccll? crying. "Waa • .,: Somebody IT THEN spread along th e coast line in the foml of an oil could be a good way to This is just another in a long line chewed mc out in the DE~ ,pill. And now, it has been extended 10 us. show you care about of idiotic rulings by the NCAA and Waaaaa!·' Time magazine reponed that a nation could measure ilS raw uSo-Larry Roemer, its branches that sccve no purpose Spoiled brats!-Steve Lucas, power by its success at arms, but a gauge of its moral fiber is undergraduate, english. fer anyone and damage the carocrs rreshman, computer inrormation of the players and the how it treats prisoners of war. processing. Saddam has again shc.wn himself void of this "moral fiber," this time at the eXI oe nse of allied forces. International problems can be solved Quotabie Quotes without invasion of smaller countries On Mr. Alacaci 's qucstion on The population 0f Cypous is harassed. how someone's leuer can be 600,000 with 80 percent Greeks What about Tw1 Tho loners Sp.1CQ Will bo II 'ofvm 101' dlscuss.on 01 ISSUns 01 public mlerest Opon, "rescuing" while the paputatio" of forcign counlry whcncvcr it Grorgatsost graduate, elretrieal r .... ll rilalcw'lUC IS tho aIm ll!lUlIS may bt> ool.cd 101 IPngtn and COlllelll lotners 01 lower tha n 250 Turkish-Cypriots is onl y 120.000? thought th31 its minority is being engineering. worri-. w.,l hi> 9"'M plelorenco lor pubh.:allorl LetIPr'$ Will be II mlled 10 300 wordl> lanors Ihal 1/1(' Nlll o ,\> dM-m obj«honable bocause ot poIenllal libelOUS" .1lello>ll or because elC1raordin.ary b,lrt ' o l~r> w~1 nOC 00 r..ubhshcd A c.:css to Ih e Iener'S space wll' be ;,I1Ufded 10 as many wrners .15 POSS1Uk> 10 cllc ...... ago dlvors'ty 01 p>mts ot VI8W EdJlors may wnposeoaltheil discrotion, a ,."Ul 011 ttw> Irequency ')1 publ.eallon ollonors by an aU'lhor Whon a muhtl.· • oj loners on lhe 'l,l ·nf> sIlbjKI .lft! fec("v."'CI, OOlt('IS tTIiI~' select a lew leiters th:1I aro representative 01 those How to submit a ' ... Ii .... $ . ~ . publl,illlon E" P1v If'nf'f " lUst b<> S1 91'f'd by lIS aulhor Students ,"ust ioonllly Ihcmselves by class and letter to the editor. A:YOU n1.1tD' I:lc,IIIy by ran" ,l1lrl dl'p..lrtmonl, non·a cademlC SIMI or r.oSII10!l and d e p..lr1monl, olhors ll:lHTER oy olrid lf>SS .1 nei orCU p.lhOiI 0 1 pos lhOi I ilpr"fOJlfIale 10 Ih f> lIalulO 01 tholl lell(>r5 LoIIOlS lor C:EDITOR wh,rh ,H"h~~hlP r ..ln not bo v(!IlloOd WIn 110' '1() publls!'x-tf IJaily f:gyprillll Coalition disapproves of budget By Amy Cooper Members of the coalition respon­ for environmemal protCt:tion. StaffWrni?f ded durin g 140 press conferences The ci~i l y cost 0 1 wc:r is r~ lua l to th roughout th e nati on Tu eSday, one-half of the ann'.,;a l child II "EFFECTS Six jPl"ak Cf ~ gaLt,cnJ Tue ... lay at Parker srud, nutrition r-'i,jget.. Si'~ ? l.: (; rs .,a.d. rhe the William .." r; C" 'mi': COI!:",housc "Neh l1 er the war ir, the Midd le c02.1:ti c,r. ~. Iesses L~ a t ! (;S~ liluney 1 -·-- n CU TF'lS- in Mari l) n to ~ ..a: iJ l ,. ,:t th eir EasLn or the federal budFeLag rcc­ shlJulli be "pent on lh~ mii itary an d I (1i sapprovJ I of the' Jmoun t of ment should be a1 lowed 10 divert m")re on housin g am': food. S31tj military spcq j ing In President attention and funding from the true Els ie Speck. dlrecto,' or Good i EARLY BIRD SPECIAL Gco'lle Bush , prop sed bud geL securit y needs of our nation." Samarit ~ !! Mi nistries in The speakers, from Lh e Parker said. Carbcndale. Get your hair cut berore 1 1 :00 Williamson and Jackson count y The spc2ker.; said the S2 billion "The budget priorities in thi s chapLers of the Common Agenda cost of one day of a ground war in c::mnL-Y have neglected the citizens. a. m, any weekday and I Coalition, are part of a national Iraq, based on in form ation from This must cease, and our priorities grass rool, response to the federal fo rm er assistant s.;crelary of must re(u!':J to seeing thai our SAVE budget. said Marjorie Parker, a defense Lawrence Korb, is cqualLO PC 'pI, :.Ir e adequately fed and speaker on economic conversion. one.-thi,rl of the allocaLed budge L I ...... r .a: ~ said. 2eOO AID, from Page 1------"~". - CALLI 549-6263s, CAUl U proposal . wi ll hclp students wh o arc leg islature doesn't come u!' with To fund the Pell GmnL increase, ineligiblc for goanl1\. Bntlon said. the extra malchil .... fun ds. they wi ll Must present ael. Bush proposed cuts in the Colk ge Brian Monahan. fi eld djrcClor for have to raise the COSI of education ," N\H V:d:~ l 1m ROTC (lit'. \ ',.1:11 ' IHI ! 2- 2.:-··o:Ji . Work/SLudy progra Tl, the Illinois Stu dcll t Assoc iation, MarVn said. "It is self-defeating to S "pplemental Ed LcaLional s::l:id shifting more students to loans try to inc rease fi nancial aid if it Sunday. Febrt:ory 1991 ~ OpportuniL Y Grants, Gu.ranLeed is 00\ good. eventually drives up tuition." 10. SLudenLLoans, Perleins Loans and "One of our major prioritics is to The proposal also fai led 10 allot ;~: 2:30 p .m the Student Incentive program. shift the emphasis from loans back "":"p I new funds for the Perleins Loan, CU L The increase in Pell Grant to grants," Monaloan said, the SUJdenL Incentive program and funding al,- would be Bush proposed Lo bud geLS 1.98 asked states to share th e ri sk in Joanne Rli0 presenlS accompanied b, stricter ciigibiliLy million less for the College backir.g GuaranLCCd Student Loans. requirements limiting the grants to Work/SLudy program and S 1.73 "When you start addi ng up the ~~ E DELPHIN & ROMAIN sLudenLs whose yearly family million less for the SupplemenLal culS in other programs. you realize income docs no! exceed SJO,txXl. Education OpportuniLY Grants than the increase in the Pell GranL isn'L DUO PIAN ISTS The new requiremcnls would was allocaLcd in 1991, Manin said. that good," Mar"n said. ~ R exclude 400,lJOO sLudents who Both programs are funded by the SIU Chancellor Lawrence K. Classic Duo-Piano Repertoire received Pell GranLs in 1991, federal and state government. Penit said the proposed budgeL was Manin said. Along with the CUts, Bush will aSk "preuy dismal ncws," bUI he thinks Pamela Briuon, SlUC director of staLeS to increase their maLCh from after Congress is done altering the ,A Financial Aid, said the current limiL F 30 percenL LO 50 percent for budgeL the program s won 'L be as on family income to recei ve Pell College Wor';JSlUdy and from 15 Crippled. Grants is S23,txXl. percenL Lo 50 percenL for Lhe 1lle main problem is U1 ~ t many CUllin g back further Lh an LhaL Supplemental EducaLion peopl e do nOt understant! ·.he / ~ O still hU rlS the needy who arc OpportuniLY Grants, Martin said. process of creating a federal maldng more than S lO,txXl a year, This wi ll result in less ava il ab le budgeL They may consider Bush's J/GR she said. sLudent work/sLu dy jobs. he ~'lid. proposal Lo be the final budgeL, An increase in StafTord Loans "For a school like SIU , if your PeniL said. DEANS, from Page 1----- () ~M the colleges to be pre~ven Arts dean. said if his college is summer semester and support if a recall is not probable. asked llJ make a rescission, it wiU costs. Support costs in clude Planning for a budget recall was have to scramble to find money everything except salaries, ~ ~A , O'NEIL AUDITORIUM a slate wide directive, said Richard that has been left unused or PeLerson said cutbacks would ,GENERAL ADMISSION $6.00 All STUDENTS 51.50 H, Moy, School of Medicine dean. uncommiu.ed. include decreasing library hours If the legislature does ask state The more time thaL passes, the and matftial", lElN For reservations and informalion, cali John A. logan universities for a budget recall, less funds will be available, be said. A l-percern cut wOiJld result in COllege, CartervIlle, IL. 1-800-85 1-4720, ell 287 ' finding money that has not been The n inc deans reducing library hours by five G For hearing-impaired, inlerpreters are available upon spcot or allocaLcd will be dillicul~ contacted-Beggs, Jackson, Moy, hours a week and culling Lhe according to all nine deans Yopp, James A, Tweedy, College purchase of 400 books. E request - 1 week ad vance notice. m (618) 985-2752 Thomas interviewed. of Agriculture; Guneridge, Besides limiting personnel and l99C> Pan..a ' , lur>et! c:!y lne IRtl :l:!. The great concern is that more College of Business and suppon costs, the Graduate School "!!':!!!:!:." l\r;s C:lun:( a S la~e a;l'l'Icy than half of the fiscal year is gone, Administration; Marvin D. also would have l!l cUL dissertation R I E S 1991 '" '-"",,","" SO the collcges aren 'Ldealing with Kleinau, College of research awards, Yopp said. an entire budget, said Donald Communications and Fin ~ Arts; Russell R, DULCher, College of ~ Beggs, College of Education dean. Kenneth G, PeLersun, dean of Science ~ean . Elaine Vitello, "As the timing moves away from libraries, and Juh Wah Chen , College of Technical Careers dean, us, we won't have as much money CO!!Gge of Engineering and and Harry Haynswonh, School of to work with," Beggs said. Technology-said the main areas Law dean , could noL be reached for John Jackson, College of Liberal effecLed would be per.;onncl for the COt"11menl ADVISER, from Page 1t---- Cheney and Powell were Lo go "Would ai r power alono geL the speakin g at a Pentagon bri efin g " later this week" on a shoo trip 10 job done?" Bush said. " My own abou t the preparedn ess of U.S. the Saudi desert. view is I ' m somewhat skeptical troops. said: The decision about a ground war that it would." "I think that Lh cy 'rc as rcady al\ is a major one since it could r cs~h But he d cn i ~u a decision wa s they can reasonably be. A little in heavy casualties on b0th sides ri gh t around the tomer and said he more Li me ccrkli nly is nOI going 10 and could represenL Saddam 's besL w~ uld nOl ovcrfl11e hi s mili tar y hun th em. They're not goin g to chance to uSC'. chemical wC'apons on peoplo if they said wail begin to suffer from just sitting WEDNESDAY allied forces. Marine Ll. Gen. Tom Kell )" there." Dowll stairs: Jammin' Jonathan in the mix Up slairs: St. S te phens Blues DUI, from Page 11------70" Jumbo Beer s $1.05 Bo tt les alcohol-related accidems - three Jackson COunLY Sheriff William resulting in injurics - and one KilquiSi said thaL aL this time iL ha, $1.05 Speed rails tickct issued. been hard LO Lell if the ordinance II11.!KS..lMY When people become aware thaI has had much effecL on DUI n il",n,lairs: Ja mmin' Jonathan they could be serving jail time or accidents and the limes of th e in the mix see the fin es geLting bigger sen s~ accidents. Upstairs: Battle of the Bands will get them to slOp driving before they lose their license, Harris said, "So man y things can have a 1. Moonl ight Mile Official sUllewlde stati stics for beaiing on statistics-war, ~6 2. Dissident Aggcessor 1990 arc nOL ye L released, bUI weather-but we are seeing less ~o'"~ 3, Bum Funk Egypt according LO the Fatal Accident accidents from the 3 to 5 a.m. 75, Coolers Reponing SySlCm 40 percent of the range," KilquisL said. FRIDAY traffic faulities in Illinois in 1989 MOSL DUI 's arc on U.S. were alcohol-relaLcd. percenL of traffic fata liL ies were Highway 51 beLween Carbondale "Spirit" in Concert Brent Mosel. depULY sheriff for relaLcd to alcohol. and DeSoLo or JIIir,ois RouLe 13 Originated 60's Classics such as Jackson County who reconstructs In November 1989, an ordinance beLween Carbondale and " I Got a Line on You Babe" • " Natures Way" accidents, said the pereentage was pulled back the hour.; thaL bar.; may Murphysboro, he said, bUL they arc Also appearing: I<:s,'-in. J~c.kson CounLy ~ ~h ere 35 be opened from 4 a,m, to 2 a,m_ way down from IasL year. S I.. ppin' Henry BtLle w ith Tawll'awl Protestant refonnation UN SALE . CGncun 7 days $439 per person start of Nazi Germany - G uaranteed Flights with March Ay JeffErson Robbins opposition to Andcnnan's views. 10 and March 17 Departures . Siaff Wr ~ {IIr She said prejudici ... l '" rilings - Inc ludes Round-trip Air, Tronsters . made up a ncg ligib:c part of Hotel and More. NaJ.i anti-Semitism origirutcd in Luther's works. 16th CCnLu ry Gcnnany, a speaker al "Martin Luu-.cr conecntrated so ;hc 2601 session Jf Carbondale's much more of his wrilings on Jewish Chri stian Convc rsation, freed o m a nd the law of lo \'c," said. Horre!1 saic! . " How car, we go ror:k Duri:-. g the CVCl ll, sponsored 'vi 400 years and lay r:.1111~ ? Where's SIUe's Depanment 01 Rel igious the hi s to rical s leps to Manin Studies. the Hille l F(lundatio n, Lut11erT Ca.r~lpUS Mi,l istrics and other local Panelist Leonar J Zoll said U13t rr ligious o rgan i 7.3tions . fi ve p ~~ rt s o f Luther 's l ~achi n gs had p ~lIl c li "H we re ;,i skcd. "Did lh e r een stolcn and mi su!\cd by the ProL CS L;jnt rcfonn:nicp. help pa ve NazIs LO justify illcir actions. lhe way for N:v.i GcmlanyT' " Religion is a rJuonaii 7..3tion 10 GU";Sl speaker Sun Anderman do 1! hJ~cvcr i~ is ' !OU want to no," lold the small audience gathered at said 2011 . a rabbi wi th the Temple SL Andrew's Ep l ~ pa l Church in 1""cI Synagogue in Paducah. Ky .• Carbondale the answer was ycs. an~ a religious studies lecturer. "For Jews. Martin Lu ther. born , 1483 a nd died 1540. has to be "When hc said nice th ings about characterized as one of his!Ory's us. did people li sten?" 2011 asked. mor L vi rul cm Je w-hill ers ," said " Did they ~y , ' Hc's right. be nice tn them'?" A nderman , cxr~ uLi vc dircCI'1r of the kwish Federation of SouLlK'm During the mceting , a young woma n tried to s ho ut down the lIIin o i ~. To suppurt hi s argulTlc nt. disc uss ion, accusing th e paoel and Ande rman para;:> hrascd Luthc's Zo ll in panicular, of i y i n~ r, room," she s:.Jid . " I sec a lot o f Jnd th e expulsion of Jews from Judco-Chrislia" s. " Ch n .~ II:In provlne('!. o f Gcnn:my. AJI(.i:.'nll:.n s:Jid. The \.\'om:,ln left :lIe chili eh af:c r LUlhcr':-, argumcnt for being as ked no t 10 s peak uu! of tum. persec ution of J~ W S influenced Gcrman C;)fIsliJn tho ugh t for cC nLu r ic ~. and was o nc o f th e fcundaLinns of Adolf Hitlcr's ami­ Student Center Dining Services Semitic philosophy. he said. Panelist Linda Horrell, pastOr of 2/4/91 through 2/8/91 Wolf L ak c ll ll ilcd Methodist C hurch in W 01f L:tkc . was in

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LB . LB . /Jail)' I ~'g)'p';n" r-ebruary 6. 199 1 Appeals court decides against random drug testing of jockeys CHICAGO (UPI) - A federal prove lilal slale laws againsl illogal 1989, prohibiting enforcemenl of appeals coun has struck down an drug usc cannol be relied upon 10 lhe rule. The appeals coun ruling Illinois Racing Board rule keep racing clean. &phcld lilal order. requiring random drug testing of "A good cause and a praclical IRB anorney Jim Easl said jockeys and otbcr racing pct>O!lncl, solution is not enough 10 make a the board received the ruling al !he American Civil Liberties Union conslilulionally illegal search its regular meeting Tuesday said Tuesday. legal," lhe ruling said. and heard an assistant attorney The ruling, daled Mondey and The majorily opinion said lhere general explain Ihe 0Plions delivered 10 lhe parties Tuesday, arc "good and valid reasons available. held Ihe rule viola led Founh 10 slrive 10 keep drugs oul of He sai~ !he SlaIf will poll boord Amendment guarantees against horse racing. BUI. as important member.; by telephone wilhin lhe unreasonable search and seizure. as that is, that cannot be next two weeks to get a decision ACLU anomey Alan Chen said accomplished by disregarding lhe helher 10 appeal 10 Ihe U.S . Yamaha Tuesday. ConsUUiUon. " .'SD.. upreme Coun. An appeals coun in New Jersey The lRB in early ! 988 ordered Easl said lhe Illinois decision STEREO CDC·60S earlier upheld a similar rule, Chen mndor:1 drug testing fer jockeys, may have been made on lhe basis only • 5 CD Changer said, leaving !he procedure ICf,a1 in harness drive.~ , stancrs, assistant of more roccO( precedenl !han !he 00 • Remote Control onc jurisdiction and illegal in staners. outriders and parade New Jer.;ey rul ing. He said board • 2 year warranty olhcrs. marshals al !he Slate's race lraCks. members will take that into $269 The Chicago coun, in a 2-1 U.S. DislIicl Judge MillOn Shadur consideration in deciding whe!her Eastgate Mall· Carbondale· 529-191 (I ruling, held lhe board failed 10 entered an injunction Aug. 25. 10 appeal. New England to install grass field FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - The below lhe surface. This will help said, "This swilch 10 grass will HardeB New England PalriOlS will replace lhe footing during December and help continue !he progress of lhis Hardee's East - Across from Univ, Mall !heir artificial Uirf field at Foxboro January. organization. II is somelhing lilal Sladium wilh a naUJral grass field Bcncalh !he new gr>ss will be a our players and Ihe resl of Ihe SPECIAL STUDENT DISCOUNT lilal will inciudc a heating syslem, IO-inch lOp layer of coarse sand player.; in !he NFL will be happy 10 Show 10 and get off any order !he learn announced Tuesday. and gravel. The next layer will be hear." . ..,.",-\. 20% WorI< will begin wilhin !he nexl four inches of pea-sized gravel. Andy Wasyncwk, chief No Limit two weeks. The PaIIiDlS had played Perforaled drainage pipes will be operaling officer of Foxboro No Coupon Necessary on artificial Uirf since 1984. undernealh Ihis layer for Ihe Sladium Associales, said Ihe limited TIme Only The soil-heating sy~tem will purpose of draining off excess change 10 grass will help Ihe ...... consisl of coaled heating cables water into a stonn sewer system. sladium's bid 10 hosl some of lhe ~. Not good in comb ination with any other offer or coupons spaced sil< inches apart at IO inches PalIiots coach Dick ',1acPhcr.;on 1994 World Cup soccer games. rpRE£-ciiiiKlifWITHANY l Michael Chang upset in Milan tennis :L ______PDRCHASE ~: Mil_AN, Italy (UPI) - Carl Uwe lOevcn theSCl France 6-4, 6-7 (4-7), 6-4. Steeb puUed off !he ftISl upset of !he Chang broke in !he ftflh game 10 Swedish veteran Ander.; Jarryd S600,OOO Muraui Time ATP lead 3-2, bul wee games later lhe ended Ihe hopes of yel anolher lOUrllalllent Tuesday ni;;h~ ousting Californian losl serve. 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SPORTS BRIEFS pou c\' _ The dudlilM: Browns name new coach 'Of" Sporulk"lrlJ II: f'Oon t"'otS.~ bdOR p.lblJ.. callon_ The- brld Jhould M t yp~'H ilt "n, and BEREA, OhIO (UPI) - Bill Super Bowl. must Include lime, claW, p l. c~ Ind 'poNOr d Belic hick, who directed a New Belichi ek replaces , tlw tYft\t and ~ ft'""" Ind nwnbc-r 01 the- ptr­ York defense !hat held two of !he who was hired on an interim basi.~ ..01\ wbmiu"" 1M Ilftn.ikiftllhould be deli ..... NFL's most explosive orrenses in Nov. 5 afler Bud Carson was rued. ntd or msl1 ~ 10 the Di n,. El)'pllln check as the Giants won their Owner , who N-. C ..munb"_ hlldlq. Room second Super Bowl in five years, went against his own opinion in 1247_ A trW will br p"blWtcd ~ and onl, Tuesday was named as the 10th hiring Carson on the _ SIN" allows. coach in the history of the recommendation of executive vice /,, ~ - EGYPTIAN DlVt:RS Scubl Club will .., SALE-4' . president for football operations . /..:,:..",,~ ' - ~'t' ~l ~ ,\ . 8elichick, 38, won !he job over E.-nie Accorsi, made the decision 10 meet II 6:30 lonight in Pulliam room 21 . Los Angeles Raiders quanerback hire Belichick on his own. For more infonnation call John II 549- . " - ,/6KL- .; r'~ coach Mike White, Kansas City Modell had wanted to hi. " 1736. ~, ~ -~ Bill Cowher, Shurmur to replace Marty and fired Schoucnheirncr in 1989. ROCK CUMBU:C Oinic will be held defensive coordinator Fritz In coming to the Browns, (rom 7 to 9 tmighl in !he Recreation Cenlef 250/0 10 40% OFF Shurmur. Belichick takes over a club in dire Aerobics Rocm South. T..J(e lhis oppurtuni ­ As defensi ve coordinator for need of a defensive realignment. Iy 10 t.ry!he c:lUnblng wall_ Ca.ll 45)·1285 Nike Basketball Shoes the Gian •• since 1983, Belichick The Browns had made the fordeuils_ Ai r Jorduns, Forc~ 5'5, Ultra [orces , flights, has consistently had New York playoffs five straight years Solo Flights, Quantum Force among the league le·aders in and played in three of the last VOLLEYBALL CLINIC will be held 1 up 10 size 16 defense. four AFC Championship p .m _ to 9 p.m. Thursday night at Ihe In this year's playoffs, the Giants games prior to 1990, but the Recreation Center Coun 4. Learn more held San Francisco to J3 point,; in clu" slipped badly last year about volleyball and let a lime pnlctic:e_ the NFC Championship game and and struggled home with a 3-13 Call ! '..t-SSll fordetails _ FI. I ~I~,!~:ILI. I limiled Buffalo 10 19 points in the record. KAYAKING CLINIC is offered a' the Rccration Center Natatorium 7 p.m. to 9 Kings' kings to buy franchise p.m. Thursday ni&hL Wm how 10 handJe a uyak .,.d r..lCn"lp Ihe eWmo roll IDRONlO (UPI) - In a move 10 sell the Kings. " Saluki Basketball some SUSpecl is of a plan to Gretzky will hold a 20 percent pan ULTIMATE FRISBEE Clinic is offered :.1 land an NFL franchi.", for Canada, interest in the team, and McNall the R.taea1ion Cen1er frun I p.m. 10 lJ-'-m­ Gateway Conference Los Angeles Kings supcrs1lI' Wayne said actor John Candy is also Saturday in Assembly Room East. Cal.! Gretzky and owner Bruce McNall expecte.d to ev~ntually own a 453 -1285 fordel.aih. say they'll buy the Toronto simiIaramounL Argonauts of the CanOOian FoocbaII The sale, when completed, will Action Wgue. also need tIte approval of CFL ILLINOIS CAVERNS trip is IChcdwed ror 1:00 a.m. 10 6:30 p.nl_ Feb. 16_ There HoweveJ', t/r', p.c i.i3jor issues. I'm opIimistic GreI7iy aid McNall r:mn- nr:mn Rl1rlf'l we ,;hou(d be able 10 clt6C the deal As did Ornest before them , r.mn nl'lnn - f'ln within two weeks," said McNall. McNall and Gretzlcy have ~ nnnnl'l Rr.mnl1(T1I1 AJ for NFL ambitions, McNall having NFL ambitio.... _ ... I:lnfmnn - f'I!lD [IDn said be has "no int=Sl in owning their inlf1ll is 10 operaIC .e:"i'IJmIO m~rll1' f'lnnl1rlRnr.mn nnnn rlflnil I1nnn[l an NFL team, They don',. aI '')w Algonauts as a successful SPURS flnf'ln Ilrlr.m 1'U1n[lrl cross-ownership and I'm not going fianchise bach 00 aid off the field.