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Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC June1985 Daily Egyptian 1985 6-28-1985 The aiD ly Egyptian, June 28, 1985 Daily Egyptian Staff Follow this and additional works at: https://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/de_June1985 Volume 70, Issue 166 Recommended Citation , . "The aiD ly Egyptian, June 28, 1985." (Jun 1985). This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1985 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in June1985 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Berri says release may come 'in 72 hours' BEIRUT. Lebanon (U PI , - Israel unlil all Ihe American aboullhe hiJackers' reponse 10 behall 01 the Moslem militants Bern said in another in4 Shiite Moslem leader Nabih hoslages. including Ihe se\'en the S... iss response, ... hich ... ho commandeered the terview that he knew Reagan Berri said 39 Am erican abducled belore Ihe TWA called lor moving the hostages airliner. said he would take Ihe was in contact with President hostages could be Ireed "in 72 hijacking. are released. out or Lebanon. possibly to S... iss oller to the hijackers lIalez Assad olSyria. the main hours" and disclosed he would The reporl ga"e no more Geneva . Friday and added that talks backer 01 Berri's Shiile discuss with the hijackers of a deta il!';. and in Washington. But. he added. he remained with France on accepting the Moslem mililia Amal. TWA jelliner a n ollcr by where Ihe While 1I0use has posilive Ihe hoslage crisis Ihal Americans had been ler In Washington. Ihe While Swil zerland to lake custody 01 imposed a news blackout. the b~ga n wilh the June H minated. House extended a strict news Ihecapli,·cs. Sta le D<-parl menl relused 10 hijacking 01 TWA Flighl1l47 on lie also warned President blackout amid reporis 01 Israellele\'ision reporled lhe commenl on lhe report. a IJi ghl Irom Alhens 10 Rome Reagan not to make any new delicate negotiations lhal mCJ " niled Siaies and Israel ha"e Berri lold CBS News in a could "end well in Ihe nexllwo thr~ats to blockade Lebanon as involve Assad to bring the agreed not to free the more telephone intcn'iew from to thrce days." he did Tuesday as tbey would than 700 Arabs detained in Beirut he was not optimis tic Berri. who is negotialing on not help resolve the situation. See RELEASE .. P.ge 5 Daily Egyptian Southern lIIinois University at Carbondale Friday, June 28, 1985, Vol. iO. No. 166 'Buckling-up' law mandatory July 1 By Justus W•• 'hersby Jr. has been slopped lor another warning citation or issue a Staff Wnter orlense. trallic licket. Slarting Monday. a trallic Drivers aod their Ironl seal However. Ferry said an salely law requiring Illinois passengers can be fined $25 il officer probably won 'l pull a dri\'crs 10 buckle up g(}(."S into round in Ilon-compliance with driver over unless the driver elfecl. Ihe seat belt law that joins the has given the orricer a reason :'>elson Ferry. SIU-C police current child restraint law aside from noticing that a seat community relations officcr, regulating the buckling-up 01 belt appears to be unslrapped. said there's a " dis tincl children under age 6. Ferry said thai campus possibility" that SIIJ-C police Jackson County Sherill officers will uphold the seal officers will 10110111' lhe same William Kilquist said although belt law just as they are sworn line or enlorcemenl 01 the seat the State Police have decided to uphold all laws under Ihe belt law as State Police. 10 grant a month's moratorium Illinois Revised sial utes. 1I ....· ever. he said Ihal en on the application or tbe seal But. he said. " I don'llook lor lorcement will be al the belt law. he has nol . a flurry or tickets on this." discretion or individual 01- " People should have known Proponents 01 the law say ficers. aboul this by now. We're not compliance with it will lower Slate Police superinlendenl going to actively enrorce this automobile casualities a nd Laimutis Nargeleans said lhe la .... We've gol other priorities minimize persona! injury. policy'" stale troopers will be 10 take care of belore \O'e can to issue warning citations Tom MacNamara. executive make this a lop priority." assistant to Ihe chief 01 police during the lirst monlh the law adding that " il people aren'l is in erfect. in order to " give in Carbondale. said. "We wearing the seal belt. Ibey're recognize thai wea ring the motorists time to acclimate cheating themselves." themselves to the new law and seat belts is very imporlant its requirements," ~'erry said orficers have and we certainly will be en· Na r gelea ns said en three alternatives lor dealing lorcing that law. However. we ~ .-.....- ....... ........ lorcemenl 01 the seat bell law with a violator 01 the seal belt will not attempt to pul slrong lou Ann W_......... in iOU_110m . .... in .... _, '" will be a secondary action law. They can ' verbally emphasis to see il people _nng up-' It 1Iec ___1 on July 1. reprimand the violator. issue a comply with it. alter the driver 01 a vehicle Fund-raiser hired for athletics departments Even though Ibe t985-86 . search. ByAnl18J. S_ athletics budget will probably Advisory committee " ThaI's a step," said Gus Bode Staff Writer reflect an estimated $50.000 Charlotle West. director 01 The SIU-C Foundation has lunding loss due to the faces budget woes women's alhlelics. " He's a hired Paul Bubb as lull-time Missouri Valley Conlerence _ Sports 16 very personable young man lund-raiser lor the fi nancially sanctions on men's basketball. and I'm glad we've gOI troubled SIU-C intercollegiate Bubb is optimistic. somebody." athletics. " I look at it as a challenge. enableme todoa good job:' West. who began promoting But Stan McAnall y. not necessarily a problem. It Although he """"" he won·t the idea of a lull-time lund president 01 the SIU Foun· will help us make a case to the be hailed as the savior 01 raiser lor athlelics in 1976. dation. said Bubb can't be public lor why we need their athletics. Bubb'. arrival is nol said,"We've known we were in expected to work immediate support to maintain those 21 a minute too soon as far as the linancial straits lor a long time fund-raising miracles when he sports." Bubb said. athletics direclors are con- and there are two Ibings you begins his new job as Director Bubb. 28. leaves his position cerned. can do. One is cut and the other or Athletics Development July as Director of Annual Giving Alter a seven-month search. is to rev up lundraising." I. at Monmouth College and has in June 1984 the Foundation " I ' m glad we have " I think he'lI have an impact coaching experience in both hired Richard Trolley. who someone." said Lew Hartzog, on fund-raising ior athietics. men·sandwomen'sathletics. quit alter a week to accept director of men's athletics. "I but Jo say he'll make up tbe "I understand coaches' another job. ~ decision to interviewed allthreeof IheJast difference in his first year concerns. Plus lite lundraising hire Bubb was made alter a applicants and Mr. Bubb a would be unlair," McAnally experience I've pined in the lew months of getling re- sait!o lasl lour years I Ibink will organized and an eilht-month "'~ . ""'5 This Morning 'Whorehouse' show may improve on movie ~~;'or at8 p.m. t' riday. Saturda.y and whid! was forced to cJooe in Chiclten Ranch. said Jane Ella Coal center gets Sunday and July 4-7. Ticlte\s 19'13. Wh,te. who portrays Moss Burt Reynolds and Dollie are S6 lor 1bunday and Unlike the movie version. all Mona. research grant Parton won't be on stage at Sunday sJMMos and S7 fer of the people who played an "~screen . version was McLeod Theater in lhe Fridays and Saturdays. important .-rt in the real-life definitely written fer OoIIy and -Page 9 Summer Playhouse '15 "I tbi,* Ibis is better !ban incident are in a mere true Burl," she said. "OoIIy even III'Oduclion of '''nIe Best Little the screen production and just penpeclive, Pinney said. wroIe extra muaic fer il. " Coal Bowl shifts Whorehouse in Tex ... " as lood as the orilinal "It's all about the cbarac- 011 lite otIter blind, '''I1Iars ConsequenUy, lite sIMM' will be 8nJIodway musical." Pinney len. how every_ lives and why people 10 Jo ..,., a movie to McAndrew mere entertainilll !ban lite said. how they deal wilb it," Pinney er a _leal. to ..,., certain la_ lII01rie version, says ~ crilinal version, written said. people perform," said Kim -Sports 16 GeorIe ~, clredGr and by Larry L. Kine and Peter The screen preduclion CurW. Who pcrInys Sheriff cia EGII apher of lite m..al. ....tenGft, is baed on lite true "OftI'infIIoted" lite nJIes of Ed Earl Dadd. .....,....,.-.... .......... .'11te Best Little WbareI.- IIIAIrY of lite CItidIen Ranch, a SIIerIff Ed Ellri Dadd and Mils _ inT........ willa_ron .... bradoeI ill LaGra., 1'exas, M_, ~ietor of the ..- ....... Newswrap nation/world Budget negotiations stalled on Social Security issue WASHINGTON C UPI) - Senate Budget Committee Chairman Pete Domenici. sensing a " ray of hope" on the divisive Social Security issue. called budget negotiators back together Thur· Canoe Capitol of the . day. but the talks ended quickly withoot agreement. Domenici Ozark. said his hope sprang from comments Hoose Speaker Thomas on Current River O' Neill made to reporters Wednesday.