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WedDesda),. February 9 19f13-\'oI. 68, No. 95 Faculty members want voice in possible University furlough By PlaUUp FkriDi cut - possibly larger than the session." S&aff Writer last of 2 percent - may be iD But, be said, if the furlough store for tbe state's univer were to occur over spring If the UDiversity ill faced with sities. break, the faculty and staff a furlough 1l!I a respollSe to Some members of the Faculty would "once again bear the another budget cutback, the Senate voiced concern about a entire burden of financial faculty and staff sl:"uld not possible faculty and staff exingency." bave to carry thl:: Durden of it furlough an(! maintained that Somit said he had been alone, some SIU-C faculty they should bave some say in "considering the possibility of a members sa:d Tuesday at the the decision as to wben such a furlough which, if absolutely Faculty Senate meeting. furlough would occur. essential and if there were no Pre~ident Albert Somit Somit, who spoke at tbe other alternatives, could take Thursday announced the meeting, told tbe Faculty place during the vacation possibility 0' closing the Senate that the possibility of a period to millirlWe the impact Uniwrsity over apr'.ng break, iD furlougb was a "worst-case on educational programs." light of GoY. James Thompson's scenario" and that otber However, he said, the indication that another budget aJt;:mativea bad been con furlough would still depend on a Ildered. number of cootingencies, but it Som5t said the University ill is one of the possibilities that not enth~1y certain yet bow to bas to be coosidered. handle a budget cutback that is Thomas Mitchell, professor of larger than 2 percent psyr.bology, said the faculty has In a prepared statement, grwnds to be concerned about tias uys a farlGupwl"oat pay Lawrence Dennis, professor in the manner in which the .ay DOl please &be fllC1ll&y. Ht education, said the faculty furlougb possibility bas bfoen ba.1ls a.4 loa. e ••,a.leI ''participates reluctantly iD this pr~ted ...... 1tIy wm WIIk It.. a great temporary layoff if it is im \!What we're faciDg here is idea. plemented wilen duses a~ iD verY danl!etous." 1M' Mid. Graduate student files appeal; ~cOOUe'zges GSl;~~t;~~cq"d.~t P~_~ce testimony open~ -. By Itoller& G_ '., '. Greelej had IGStto KatsiDas the electioli, but because a full firSt day of murder trial Staff "'rila' in a cla&e electioo 011 Dec. I, btlt ",eek was not allowed for because GSC election bylaws challenges to the list, the By Jeaaife;- PIUIIipI ~nns8:rusa~rtment~th An appeal cba!n~ngir.g the 'lil!l'e not complied with, a bylaws 'Nere violated. Staff Writer the iDtention of "getting rugb." conduct of the most recent juci.icial board of graduate Greeley said Tuesday many Williams told the detectives, G-nduate Student Council ~:tts ~ed that the election of the allegatioru, iD the appeal Jackson County State's At MOSII said, tha t the three drank election was filed Tuesday at was IQ\o-alld were "absurd." She said the torney John Clemons began his alcohol, smcked marijuana and the GSC office. Last week's election faceoff appeal cootained several ap care Tuesday against l~year inbaled a d£ug known "n the Cb8rie!! Rogen, a graduate between Greeley and KatsiDas parent mistakes and misquotes. old Patrick K. Williams, street as "Iockeroom." student in higher education, was intended to setUe the '}be appeal is not scheduled to charged with the murder of Williams sairJ that Buchanan filed the appeal, which urges matter, but according to the be discussed at the GSC Benjamin E. Dockins if! i bad apparently been to that the election last week be appeal rtled by Rogers, GSC meeting Wednesday night iD the carbondale iD September Doc:ltinll' ap8l!:mentonc:e before invalidated and "a proper, fair election bylaws were violated Student Center. Williams' attorney, Tllomas to get high, Mo... said. electiOll" be held. again. At the meeting, a resolution Mansfield of Murphysboro, Moss said that Williams then Ann Greeley, a graduate '}be appeal charges that the reaffmning the council's stand motioned to suppress testimony described ho;w Doc!tins made student m psychology, won the GSC Election Commission on the library storage issue will about tt.-e activities of Williams four sexual advance.~ at Dim. presidential seat over Steve failed to pclSt a verified list of be considered. and Edward L. Buchanan while once offering him alcohol, Ka,tsinas, a doctoral student in qualified voters at the GSC The resolution supports an tJley were in the Cbicago marijuana or jewelry in ex bigner &tucation, by a vote of 41 office "at least 168 hours prior" amendment allowing fund'! to suburbs Sept. 10, the day c:lJable for sex. to 14_ Dan venturi won the vice to the election. be used for the purc:ha!le or the Dockins' body was discovered Wil"ams said that, after the presideutial race over Nicholas According to the appeal, such construction of a library in bis 1433 E. Walnut St. fourth advance, he pushed Rioo 35 to 13. a list was filed 165 hours prior to storage facility. apartment Drckins and, wben Buchanan Jackson COWlty Circuit Judge ~(abbed Dockins in a William S"... i.b denied the stranglehold from behind. be rut motion. him in the chest with his bands, Phoeni~ VI cites lack of funds; Bucha."lan, 20, of 307 A Oak St., Moss said was convicted of Dockins' Williams told detectives that murciE'r Dec. 2.9 and sentenced Buchanan released Dockins breaks contract with SIU-C to 20 years at Menard from the stranglehold Whell CmTectimal Center. Dockins bega... urinating, M055 By Rod S .....e The Umversity bas a $5,000 of the advertising revenues The state's main witness said, and wben he fell to the Staf. Writer certificate of deposit. gi'reD to it from the telecasts. To date the Tuesday was Sgt. Tim M06S, oi Ooor, Williams kicked him. by Phoenix VI to shaw good University hasn't received any the Carbondale Police The two moved Dockins to the Bruce Swinburne, vice faith, on file with the cootrac:t in advertising revenue. from Department Before a jury of couch and Williams said be president for student affairs, the purchasing office, Swin- PboeDix VI. six men and six women, M06S panicked when be '"'Ok a gold said Tuesday tbat. Phoenix VI, burne said. SlDc:e the cootract ''PboerulI: VI was unable to desct'ibed the events necklace from Dockins' neck the television production has now been broken, Swin- sell sufficient advertisiqJ time, SUfl'C:Niidulg the murder as told and saw that be wasn't eompany hired to videotape burn\! believes the University ill which is wbere tbe Umversity to him by Williams. breathing. eight Saluki athlelie events, will entitled to the money. stood to benefit," Larry ,Jublio, Moss and Sgt. Don Strom, Williama told the detectives not booor the remainder of its SIU-C will also attempt to I!t assistant to Swinbume, aaid. also from Carbondale, first that he helped Bucbanan put eantrac:t with the University. back, using legal means if, Pboenix VI is seeking to interviewed Williams on Sept. sone property in Dockins' car, BiR Addison, president of the necessary, a pP.rCe!ltage of the extend the contract. wbich 11 in Crete, Moss said, and andUlen left the aparbnent and S!. Louis-based company, cited remaining $20,000 from Phoenix comes up for renewal OIl J\.Dle agaiD 011 Sept. 14, when the ~o began walking i~ome. when a ~.-;!, !!!r:~ as the TeDOii :Ui t1T h,,_1f on three football 30. SwiDburne aaid. detectives were transporti.oc Bucbanao drove up ..ud offered breaking the contra'::, ::~ ;;m';-u;, Company taped in the suspect from the Will him a ride, Moss said c:orctq to Swinburne. the fall r't::e"ix VI was con- "I don't have any great en- County Jail to Jackson County After lathering clothes from SIU-C wiD seek full restitution trac:tuallY oouged to tape c::.'!! -thUlliasm for that alternative," Jail. . his bouse, Williams said the two took oft for OIicago Heights, " .,000 from the company, games. be aaiQ':-:;;;! !'~ ~ _loiqJ to MOSII said WiDiama told H!e IICCOI'ding to SwiDburne_ It was The University paid Phoenix shut it totally out .. - - '.. _ .~tectives that OIl the eveuinI of where Williams' father lives, incolTeCtly reported in VI $25,000 for p.-oductioo costs Another alternAtive for the ~.;, ::-:",~.B~=: Moaa said. • ~kins' 1978 silver Buick Tuesday's DaiJy Egyptian that of tapiDg the eight events. In Uniftl'Sity, be said. is te accept the 57-year-okt Dockins ., & .... ' the University was aeeking only return tbe Univenity was bids from other companies on Bar in CarboodaIe and u.t at S5,OOO restitution. supptad to receive 51 percent the contract about t p.m., the two JIl-! lee TRIAL. Page 3 City OKs non-union pay raises ~Wews GRoundup--- 8y Jolul Schra. Under Dillard's plan, em of a .,0('1) salary results in Defense chief blamed for mtJ3Socrp S&aff Writer ployees earniD& under S'2O,OOO more take-home pay than a 6 per year woold have received a percent raise of a $20,000 JERUSALEM -(AP) AD Israeli judicial COOlmis.
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Daily Egypdan. February t. 198.'1. Page 3 ••""''Ii, ~ "';.i .•\.J~'" n".~ 'l~;t:oi !.'.-'i ~FcrJDaI Opinion & Gommentary Public would say no to Reagan's budget
REPRESENTA'nVE GOVERNMENT goes out thP window when President Reagan makes his budget. ReagaIl'S proposed 1984 budget is what President Reagan thinks this country needs, but not what the country is asking for. With the introductim of the budget, the COIDltry can mark more promises broken by Reagan, who has not delivered a balanced budget or a smaller role by the federal government or an arms agreement with the Soviet Unim. The president promises balanced budgets, but delivers a record $189 billim shortfall. He calls for a freeze OIl domestic spending while increasing defense spending by $30 billim and giving the Pentagoo its largest share of the federal budget since the height of Vietnam. REAGAN TALliS about compromise, but bis defense secretary, caspar Weinberg.-, refuses to discuss possible cuts in the defellSe apportiorunent before the Senate Budget Committee. And~ PentagOll IIIlDOUIICeS there may be $2 billioo in ovemms on the FIB Hornet and otbel' fighter aircraft. How does this add to a possible arms agreement? -~etters------ The president tells Congress that the budget must be just to the poor and homeless, but be calls for a freeze m paymellts to doctors, GSC still waiting for Mr. Skinner hospital reimbursement and military salaries. Cost--of-living in creases to Supplemental Security Income, Railroad Retirement, In the last editiOll of the DE 01 has responded to our group with Our willingness lies in the fact Veterans CompensatiOll, food stamps and child support are 1982, a letter was printed in the a leUer stating that he was also that the proposed Bracy pur. delayed. editorial section concerning disappointed we did not meet ch.se has become a state issue The president's ow n office would get a 9 percent Increase in SJU-C's purchase of the Bracy with him. He stated that the in that it is a taxpayer's issue. allocatioos, but be refuses to consider a job!; bill to put the jobless building. It ftl a letter written CDB staff was supposed to During these times 01 economIc back to work. to Samuel Sltinner, cbairman of arranlte a meetin" with us, hardship (e.g. when SIU-C the capitol ~"Velopment Board which they did not. He alseL faculty and staff may be asked PUBLIC SCHOOLS would get $900 millim less while Illinois (CDB), from ~ GSC Library stated that be Would COtltact us to take a furlough over spring 8CbooI officials have students guessing whether their schools DUgbt Storage Alteratims CoouniUee after COB has reeeived the breU:) taxpayers 01 Dlinois will remain open. (LSAC). In the letter to Mr. recommendatton of the SIU be watchiol more closely how More, more, more for defense. Less, less, less for the rest of the Skinner, LSAC ellpressed Board of Trustees 00 the their tax d:..)!~lS are spent. country. It briIIgs to mind Gov. Thompsoo'sl'1!lll8l'k at his recent disappointment in DOt getting matb:l. '1118t recommendation LSAC believes that taxpayers inauguratim: "What kind 01 country are we defending?" an appointment· willi him sbould come m Feb. 10. After wiD support the money-saving Notbis isn't the lY.Jdget the country wants, Mr. Reagan. It beloogs during his visit to our campus. that time, Mr. Skinner said be construction of a library in the trash bin with the rest of tt.e broken promises. Since that time Mr. SkinDer would be willing to return to storage facility as opposed to Carboodale to set up a meeting the $1.6 miIlioD purdIase 01 the with our group as well as 1lIIY Bracy grocery warehouse. other interested campus COIl- Perbaps tupa,.-. statewide Black or white, TV is insulting stituency. We are more than will be coocei'ned with Samuel willing to act as liaison between Skinner's second visit to Car In a recent column in the DE, serious black characters danger ~A being pulled for low Belinda Edmoudsm makes a worthy of emulation. ratingJ The network listened, Mr. Skinner and any other bondale. _ MetUte Zerm~, valid point about the scarcity I agree that George Jefferson the "Blues" found their groups interested in meeting - in Cact the whole program - audience, and the program now with him. GSC-LSAC. :nnct =or\uali~:ck~~ is insulting to blacks. But would ranks regularly in the t~1p m indeed ri2bt to ask "Why are Ms. Edmon.iwn really like to showa in populari~, as well as there not black shows the same see more blacks on such virtually monopolizing Emmy Don't solve problems today quality as 'M-A-8-H.' or 'All in ~ cla:sics as "Laverne night. The networks respond the Family'''? There is, and Shirley", "Dallas",. remarkably well to public with yesterday's moral values however. a dimension to the "Three's COtDpany" , Dynasty" , pressure. - Dave Davis, prohlem that she has "Dukes of Hazzard" -- shall I Graduate Student, Hlgber overlooled. Her question im go OIl? Most of the blatJo.er OIl the Education I do not advocate the use 01 dOD't adopt all the "adoptable" plies that such quality shows networks is tn.el!-'tintI to whites abortion as a method of birth children either. Wbr? Because are common, not the rarity that and blacks alike. There is a control; I belive that people who they don't get the halr color, eye they actually are. How many problem with the depiction of deem themselves as mature color, race or sex of their quality shows of any kind or blacks OIl TV. But given the enough to engage in sexual choice. color are found in that vast pervasive role of TV in virtually intercourse should take the I agree that the answer to aU video wasteland? A mere every American borne, iliere is responsibility to prevent of the unwanted pregnancies handful come to mind: "Ifill a larger problem of far too little pregnancy unless ther. are that are ended in abortions Street Blues", ''St.E1sewbere'' , accurate or ser.sitive depiCtiOll having sell to produce children. comes from people taking "Fame", "60 Minutes", of human being!; Ili any color on I cannot teU you, however, how respmmbility for their actions. ''Cheers'', and 01 course, "l.. •~ the tube. sick and tired I am of the This cannot, however, corne S-H". That's about it. Of these, Is there an answer? In 1981, a mentality that tries to turn from education alODe. AfteraU, only "M-A-8-H" and "Cbeers" few thousand 01 us wrote NBC people against abortion through how many intelligent. do not have important and when "Hill Street" was in what I call "personalized knowledgeable women and men sensationalism" . do you know that have been I realize that I was a two responsible for creating an 55-minute wait? Don't believe it eelled mass in my mother's UDWllntedpregnancy? WOtDb the moment after con In additioo to educ9ting Last Thursday night I was Twenty minutes later the car call Dumber 178 that night. She ceptiOll; if my mother had had ourselves about the facts of boDored to have been one 01 the arrived. "G~eat," I lIIought. wasn't impressed. She an abortion because she pregnancy and birth control, we oassengers on WOh'\en's "It's empty." Then the driver responded by remincfuJg him couldn't take care of me in the iIeeCJ to stop trying to use our iIUUlner that bumans deseve, traditional moral values to fit Transit's ~~ie8t night in went to the back 01 the building that she had called three times then I only would not have history. As if that wasu't to the DE to pick up another and waited an hour. (She.beat not today's society. I don't mean known any better, but (if I did give up the ba~lic concepts eoougb of a privilege, I waired passenger. ''OUy, 80 what's me by five minutes.) know better) would have been behind them, but adapt them to in excited anticipatiOll for my ODe more." "Well, if you want to com glad to have been spared a lht changing W'les. Today's metDoJrable ride for 55 minutes. miserable existence. If you ask prbblems cannot be solved by Actually, I was ODly going three When ..e stopped at the plain, write to Peggy Mar me, "the waste of human life" yesterday's plutions. I will blocks. In the time I waited I Student Center I knew I .vould shall," be retorted. "'We only (as Mr. Rakers 80 eloquenUy be the long, scenic route have three drivers and we're never understand the line of could've made the round trip taki.r.« puts it) comes after the un thlnkiq& that misery home. Siz girlll were waiting. doing the best we can." p-omotes journey at least three times. wanted chiko is born and is and suHering. Abortion should But, it was cold and cFte dark, Obviously they wou!dn't aD fit. either coodemned to a life of Our nellt stop was Forest oot be used as a method 01 birth 80 I waited ... and Walted ... and FOlD' were lfo!, behind. "I guess welfare lines or given up for it it could be wone," J thought. Hall. No, it waso't mine. I was control yet should DOt be waited adoptiOll, only to rmd that thev denied to those who seek it as a "It'll be about 30 minutes." "Better them than me." CHow third. 1be girl from the DE was are going to be "orphanedr, seIrlSh!) The girl who sat in the last. (That was fair. I got in viable alternati~ to producing said the dispatcher. perm&nently. an IDlwanted child. I would like front complaiDOld from the first.) When I arrived home, I Adoption you say? Why of "Okay," I said. to see the day when we would seeond she got in 'til she jotted down the details 01 my coune everyODe knows from Then after thirty-minutes reached her dtstinatioo about historical ride. I thought about the media that there just aren't only need abortiOD in cases of I CaJJed baCk 10 !DUe sure tbey five nilimtes later. (Dam,if I'd sending an account. to Ripley's enough kids out there to adopt. mother's welfare and birth hadn't forgotten me. ooly been a nagging, irritiling Believe it or Not, but changed Well, maybe there aren't defeets, but realisticaUy, I dOD't -, I could've been bome fifk.~ my mind. Even they wouldn't enougb-white kids that is. You think that'llOrnething any of us minutes earlier.) Tba cordial believe a ten minute walk by see, people are humaD, and Just should ever. dare hope for. - "Your car is- 00 ita way from Kathry:: A. Henningson, doc 405 E. College right to .the driver was iD awe at the entire day could take 75 minutes by as they dOD't always do the nght situatiOll. He tried to placate night. - Breada L. Major, thing and practice their birth toral student, Health Communications Building.'~ control mpthM fllithfully; they Education. "Okay." I again replied. her. ~plaining that she was Graduate SIIIdeDt, Thealel". Page- 4.. DoIily Egyptian. February t, 1983 Liquor board hands down penalties Arnolel'. Markel R,· Karen Torn one·day suspension of The Siaff \hiler . Steve Payne. owner of Field Platt:er Bacon $1.69Ilb. C11':.!"s liquor license on ~larch Quatro's Deep Pan Pizza In the 16. Another charge of ha\'iilg Campus Shopping Center. will T ostitos 80%. $1.39 Il Owners of two Carbondale non-t'mployees in the bar after receive a warning letter from bars and one restaurant hours was dropped the commIssIon aft('r pl('ading Hunt's Catsup 320%. $1.09 '. pleaded guilty to charges of The first charge against The gullt~· to sE'r.ing liquor and liquor code violations at Local ClUb im'olved a manager who having nO!,,·pmploy('Ps in the Tomas breads, rolls, Liquor Control Comm Ission has since been £ired. Shulhof r('staurant afler l'l""'n~ limp and pastries hearings ~Ionday night. saId Loc.,." Iv.' l'e, ...n .. aouth of camp... on n. Robert P. Schulhof. attornev !\Iainstreet East. 213 E. Main In other business. the com· ' Open '1 day. II W ..... 7am to- lip'" for The Club. -108 S. lIIino.-s SI. also will be shut down on mission decided to recommend .• ---...... ------"I ..... ~_~~~ Ave .. entered a plea of I!uilty to l'Ilarch 16 after owners Paul th(' Carbondale Cit\' Council . .- ~-. a charge of serving a'coholic Amato and Paulette Curkin adopt an ordinanc(' idE'nlical to beverages after 2 a.m in pleaded gUilty to :\\'0 charges of a slate law that requirE'S a 100- August allowing non-t'mployees to stay feet distancE' between a liquor The commission ord(i"~rI :1 aftH hours. IicE'nsE' holder and am' ~hun·h. IOUTHERn hospital. home for th~ a!!ed or S('hool nthl'r !han a IITl1\'PT"'it\' Builders 0\\ oit board decision The Jackson County BuilcHn?, relt~MtI on the secona f1t'lr of the OPEN 'WII n, I and Grounds Committee will courth<>use. recommend to tt:e C~unty Count: Cablevi!> on \\'i11 st'<'k Board Wednesday r.i~ht ap. permission from the l'!)ard to Auto P8m 7 DAYS proval for Fisch"r.Stein install televiSion cablES along New t Used j P.eOIJ lit Associates to begin renovabon county Highway 1-1 from the Wanted: 6:00arr,·9:oopm Mon-Sat of the north courtroom of the Franklin Coun!\' line to Elk· 6:00am-3:00pm Sun Jackson County Courthouse. ville. . In addition. the committee The Jack~on County :'Iiursing ALUMINUM CANS BREAKFAST & LUNCH will recommend approval for Home will renew its deed with SPECIALS DAILY Fi<;::.her·Stein to investigate the building commission. which JUNK CARS CQ;-bundale ways to utili7.E' rl>P oOPn "OOt'P expired last November...... _.. e....-.. .,~
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Daily Egyptian. February lI. 1983. Page: Election petition8 Today's puzzle $¥~~"Valentines.~¥"~ Dav Special" available in USO ACROSS 41 Good buy 1 "BegoneI" 52 T_ Served Saturday Nite Feb. 12th 5_ se_ & Mondav Nite Feb. 14th office, due Friday t_ S7Abhors 10 elbow bone 58 CumIn. !nO Menu 15 JI_~ 59 O.,nl I Petitions for entering the counIry 110 A-.t - trlcu.. '8 ... 8' Endlng "" Complimentary glass Appetizer Chee%eball student trustee election are now 17H1rd~·.mate _ available in the Undergraduate of house wine 18 AncIIotage I12"CompIeted Puzzle answers Student Organization office in 19Yenity 830iaj0ins Toumedot Patrician or Chicken C'nrd~!l Bleu the Student Center. 2O~_II4W""' .. Potato, wild JUce on Pesto &. alazeU 21_"" B5Purse,_ are on Page 12 All candidates must be full 23_ DOWN carrotll or broco:!e~th cheese ..uce time students in good academic 25 e-- 1 Cucen_ standing and must bave com· 211 mp.o;r 2 - oIlnelia Two Meals for 27 Stann 3 A-. coins pleted more than 15 hours of 2!lTublinuno ._._. study at SIU-C. Both graduate 32K___ ,.,.,. $ 9.95 35Weiglllunit 5 __ and undergraduate students are 27_,,"", OSS1uPlble J.,;r;noL_·... 3IH_tooI 1_ 78 Dismout,ted 47 Capable eligible to run. 37""""_ 7aw- 30_ 4IStitctt - 31 Eqw1 .9$co1tlo11 _ Petitions are due no later than 3I~_ I_ledgelAtin S Po.m. Friday. No late petitions . 32 Duration so "Good NogIIl 311OOEloctnc:unIb F_ ,OF9 Currant__ unit 33 Mounlaln " will be i ·ccepted. Prell_ 51 Cognorn.om There wiU be a mandatory 0'_ 11_ticn 301 L_.h unit 52 Golf shOt meeting for aU candidates at 7 42T_ 12FIIOtion 35 Pw3lan ~ 53 Frog genus 43F...... saund 13Usten 36 Cal SOfllS1_ 44 Penny 21 Destruc:I01 38-_"'-02 _ 5955Prepooition WeddIng 46~OS~'_ 22Room20 __ ~~~n:en~te~ .. Cod< combo _ candidates or proxies are required to attend this meeting. HAN.A.~ Campaigning for the election cannot start until after the Wednesday mandatory meeting. Election day is Monday, Feb. 21. The polls will open at 8 a.m. and will remain open until 6 p.m. B. B. Spin Bruce Davis trial Hit CINeIII.R""'" g BI", 1"ill bet!in April 11 plul Bruce Davis' trial will begin April 11 in st. Clair Coonty Circuit Court, according to the ~:..~:~ ~~ 70~ Randolph County State's At torney's office. Davis, who escaped from the NOCOYIR Menard Correctional Center's Hotline 549·1233 prison farm Oct. 24, is charged with murdering prison em· ployee Joseph Cushman. Cushman was found slain with an ax when Davis was
discovered missing from the .... prison's minimum-security '.~Al ~~l ~"~ct farm where be was in charge of tools. S,f/;n,"'" Bslt Davis bas been convicte<& twice for murder. When eap AIIWAIII,rieln F,,' tured Oct 31 in Fayette Coonty, W. Va., be told officials of Z1 other ".illings be allegedly committed between 1969 and 1971. r------I Lt .. , a..f • .------,I• ftWeI I Cheerleading clinic I ~:oPItt I f I 99. I set for Saturday -=-=-.-..== Deli --- - 'I L_--l A free "Introduction to Fr •• Lunch D. Iv.rl•• ,...-----, I r-----, Cheerleading" clinic is being offered by the Carbonda1e Park I u... Ilfl elMw I District from 9 a.m. to DOOD 11 .. 1:30 Saturday at Carbondale Central • I ilPfII I I ,."" I . 549.. 3366· L __~ ____~ L--______~~ High School Bowen Gym· S I ".50 a I tt.IS I nasium. Yoong ladies, g.:-ades 7 tn 12, • Subs. Salads. will be instructed on v.arm·up ~il-ro,. Fd ilin-It ~ exercises and s;;retches, • Cheesecake. Quiche. __ l1li t ... H9-IUI sideline cbeers, and ~ cheerieading etiquette and tryouts. Lori Cecil. sm·(' cheerleader, will conduct tte D.TEUTi'" and Arena Promotions Present ... clinic. Persons interested are aske
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The American Marketing members .. Oowers. Association (AMA) is spon .soring its first annual Valen The candy offer is a one These !>uprise gifts will be tine's Day Surprise as a fund pound box of assorted delivered on both Saturday and raising event. chocolates. When a n«1Wer order Sunday by AMA club members. is placed, a oo!lquet of four Dan Feiwell, vice president of AMA, the second largest carnations will be delivered. projects, said the Valentine's recognized student Approximately 30 percent of the Day Surprise WBt: the AMA's org~nization, sent out 4,500 orders already received have major fund-raisl!f for the lefiers to parents of students been for both the candy and semester. . living in OIH:ampus residence halls, including drush T«1Wers, Thompson POiut and University Park. In the letters, the AMA en. couraged parents to order their SOD or daughter either candy or flowers from AMA club
Auditions .lated for McLeod play
Auditions for a McLeod Playhouse production of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" are scheduled for 7 p.m. Thunaay and 1 p,m. Friday in the Co"Uml.&uications Building laboratorv thb.'\ter. 'l'bf dnU."la, DEe of Tennessee Willil!lM' most popular, will run April 21-24 in McLeod Theater.
Auditions will con.'list of a short reading from the script. Actors must be able to speak using a Southern dialect, ac cording to director Calvin MacLean, visiting assistant professor in the Department of 'theater.
Intet'elttcd ~mI may ~ :n~~ti:e ~~ ~ . next to McLeod 'i"Mater. Persons unable to atk"Dd the scheduled auditiona can pbon4. MacLean at the Departm~ut of 'J'heater (453-5741). Beg your pardon In Thursday's DE, Martha C. Crothers was incorrec~y referred to as a dance 10- IIm1Ctor. Miss Crothers is an adjunct instruct(, in . the Department of PhysH:al Edt_tt:.'ation. She is not, however, in a teaching position.
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Daily E~an, Febr..ary '9, 1983, Page 'j Album is good balance of pop, rock By Jeff WIlIdnIlOll whisper on "A Wasted Life" Staff W • .iter that brings to mind "Fool To Album~ Cry" or "Melody" from the GRevlew -=-~ I Rolling Stones' "Black and With fivt' albmns under their Blue" album without all the belt, the definitive term for Albums court ... sy of Plna negroid r-Iamor. II's a fresh Tom Petty and the Ht>'lrt Reconls lovesons that does more than breakers is "consistant." howl unrequeited love !o the the 'Long After Dark" plows the and roll nostalgia tha: moon. It boasts tastei~ i gu.:!lr :ame thematic ground as the "remembers you back in '72 work, an enlightened k~yboard pre\1OUS albums - a lonesome with your David Bowie hair ar.d accompanyment by ~enmont kind of triumph-over-hard your platform shoes," that later Tench and the vocal harmonies times monologue. But more translates into Petty's longing of recently aquired bassist important is the clp.ssic for the road as he wishes "We Howie Epstein American rhythm an.1 blues could buy a 62 Cadillac, put a that makes his jangling brand Fender amp in the back, drive "Strilight Into Dark" is the of ro.:k and roll work. straight into the heart oi most 0Jltomistic'song on "Long Siphoned from the school of America, turn it up to ten ~nd After Dark" a"d also its most Chuck Berry a'ld the Byrds, let that sucker ::>last." realistic. Petty sings of leaving Petty's music blends Rolling a girl in London and r1ying away Stones-type shattered sexuality "Betweea Two Worlds' into the dark of night. But into a well-balanced mix of solid suppresses thllt exhilaration deeper, it tells of one who keep, rock and pop - a logical for into a growling, roc~er th~t striving, keeps moving forwal'j mula that the band honed down ends with a Jagger-es..... e rap. into the unknown. b-c!Cause hI? first in England in the middle The ra turns to a hoarse has nowhere else to go. 70s, and perfected on 1980's "Damn the Torpedos." C••• YAU=O'. Last year's "Hard Promises" :, was as slick and well-produced invites You to as "Damn the Torpedos." and songs lIke "Nightwatchman." Oh. s"r'l. we COuld C"I This is down on lhe Size use and "The Waiting" were all arltllCl3l cheese. SkImp ever the radio. It was one more with John "Jazz Alive" Holmes no cheap on Ihe I!ems and then sell step in the troubled existance of Sunday, FEB_ 13th. l00m-2Dm II Iwo for one But we Petty, and no matter how good pizza! Just don I belIeve In dOIng the rock and roll. the lawl':.;ii.s Speciol Entries- E9!It Aloskon DUSlness lhal way and money problems came Regulor Breakfost Menu BAM-2PM For ove' 20 years. w~ ve been makIng Ihe tHst through. pizza we know t"'c..v and "Long After Dark," iiless we Ite bee" delivering It rechn.'cally elegant th?:; "Hard tree ,n 30 mmutes Or less Prom ses, " is a !J':ire optimistic Call us lonlghl album .:: .. album Petty MI. wanted to "bop to" in connrt ~ in short. a rocker_ It oegips in typical Petty Ir------·--~ I S1.00o"anyI6"Plzza style. "A One Story Town" I One coupon per PIzza lands a blow right Into the SJ I bpi'M: 5/11183 midsection of America It's a teenage·dream .1ard-rocker about breaking out of a small ! :~:lF=n~"very I East Gale PIal
THE OCT~ClO" Fonner member of the Unification 7& tpm n FRIDAY& Church SA1URDAY "The Moonie!" I Tonllht-'rlclG"f Co-spanscnd br;. BACltWIDB I 4'" flo. New Shape WaksOOps start next week: General NutrttIoo, Weight Control & Atness Assessment. Today For more information caD the SPC OffIce 536-3393. Lanch Hour Free Admission SPC Center Programming SPC Center Propamminl SPC SPRING BREAK TRIPS -83 For More Intormation-caIl536-3393 SPC O\'ftce 3rd ftoor S~t ceoter Pad.r.c .. I.s.la.nd .7 nlf,,", quad IodgffIg . .7 n~ts Condo lodging • 7 n~.1h. quod lodging In the Plom Hotel • lou.1CI trIf' transpor1atton .5 day 11ft tkk•• • Rount4-Trlp T~r condHlon.d nov • PooMde Party • Free party & Ftwe .hott shutt" to the Uft .Op~ tripe to Dilney World, Sea World, Wet 'n' Wild .()pt!onal ...1co trip • Walking dlstanc. to the au.ineu District • $50 holds yo..... ~! • $50 holds your spot Only $199 Daily ~ February _, 1983, Page 9 Debate date rescheduled . By Joim' SdJl'IIg during the debate and then SUI' Writer given the opportunity to voice their opinion IX! their choice of The debate between mayoral several issues cbo8en by the <:ttJ WED. NIGHT candidates Helen Westberg and audience. Robert Crim bas been In addition to the mayoral rescheduled for 8 p.m. Tbur race, four candidates will vie ~~ L~,~SIt~.!!.HT ~.day, Mardi 31. for two four-year council seats The debate, sponsored by the and two tan.1idates will nm for Undergraduate Student one tw9-year seat. Organization and the Student The general election will be 315 $5=~', Ave. ";;;''' Programming Council, was held April 12.. A primary originally set for 8 p.m. Mon electioo Fetl. 22 will eliminate TJ'• Happy Hour ~ day, March 28. It W83 one of the three ca:ldidates 3.lpm .iiiiilll---£ rescheduled at the request of currently nmoiDl for the siJIIle • --...... 1.1.0. City Councilwoman Westberg, two-year posl. 654 Speedratls who attends council meetings Squaring elf in the prillllU7! $2.00 Pitchers Monday evenings. contest for the two-year seat .1.21 ...... - When contacted Tuesday, are Elliot ~;s, 202 S. Poplar both Crim and Westberg said lDOpram't, Champagnefrrtm 1U-JJpm St.; Keith Tuxhorn, 810 N. * ,... they should be able to make the '... James St., and Matthew D: _ _ _ AUdu&niJ"t! March 31 debate. Creen, 300 E. College St. Following the debate, to be r MlchelfJlthtt held in Ballroom D of tbe The four candidates running ~ .• ut '" Student Center, an open forum for tOO two four-year terms in 1mQ!. • 7,. w.t...... lon Shot. is planned for tbe other si" the g~'"8l election are Patrick * 7,. Seagrams Gin & MI.er candidates running for COUIICll J. Kelley, ~12 Wood River Dr; No Cover positioos. Henry Fisha, lMO Carter 8t; '1.01 C.... m Drink The six candidates nmning Willie (vey, SOt E. Lareb, and for the three other city council Counci1man Neil Dillard. 500 S. positions will be sequestered Oakland J( x )(' X X X JC. '!. )( )( )( X X )( 1l$ x X X X )( "( )( X X Y l( X X x ~... r' IIIIIIII111 ...... ·· ...... ~. . .· ...... · ·...... ·...... J( x x X X X x ~ )( Roas.B•• f x '( X X )( X X X X )( IIIIIIII11I ~ )( )( X )' l( X X Sandwich x GoOd through 2/13/13 , 1.1. Ea.t Main Place A D.E. Valentine Ad;.----- .... Carbon~al. N~ Addrea&- 3 Lines Phon~e ______ForS2 -not valid with any other coupons- juat fill in the form, clip 6i. mall DeadliDe 12:00 DOOD Thun., Feb. 10th i~ pubUcadon with Sl.oo to the on Valentine', Dav. Feb. 14th. IJaUy EIYPtfaa l~ ! prices good thru Feb. 13, 1183-we ,..ene the right to limit-none sold to deal.,.. II lona USDA Choice, center cut sirloin steak lb. USDA C~ t-bone steaks lb. 2.68 20 lb • bag • 1.99 . Krey Ca'verTmter, Jr. fUIy cooked, whole boneless sliced tlam free! lb. USDA Choice • cantarcut Deliteful1u chuckraast ~ 49 gal. ~1~ jug 1• Cam~I's .:::"room soup 10,Boz. can • 37 . r==nesim 1ed .~ ~.• i1a ',.- .' .... I th II you find lower prices ovetal (excIudiRg specials) at any oCher ~et which fila .. you' ";lee needs, fresh meat. produoe, dairy. grocery. etc.·NatiOrIaI w. pay you triple the differenCe, in cashl '. FIrSt ~ National, buy 1 each of at least 25 different ifemII, totaling 520.00 01 more. Then COI'I1t)In prices on the ... Items at any other ~et. II their total Is lower, bring you' :&II'aftCS nemiZed National receipt WId the other markers prices to National'. store nwwger and we1 pay you d VI VI I triple the clfference, In cashl ' . low pifce gtI8I8I1tPA National. low prices YOUC31 believe In .. -Lampus CBriefs------'nIE SnJDENT Senate will meet Center will meet at 7 p.m. Wed h=--s Int_ted ~may sign up in DeSday in the Student Cenler Corinth Woody HaD B21M. ~e~·~::.:~~ak.!:t=d:; Room. Senate Committee OIl Internal M THE U.S. ARMY Corp of faiJ'I wiD be beld at the ead 01 the EnIJineen will Interview meeting. Senators ma, pick up sopbOmares or abcm! Wbb bave bad M~2. ellUOY _ 'IASn ••'.1.111. l.ve_ agendas and otber related in 12 boon 01 Natural Scienc:e by the formation in the uso office. ead 01 the summer to WGH in In ~l::N~ 2~DnftSwhb_ terpretive jobs in camp grounds. ~. - ...... N'CItIN ~I'IOIII interested may sign up in Va lit. Pure ..... a--..oI.... To Perfection Woody HaD B204 lor Wednesday. ~ • .... SenM4 Oft ...... with Lettuce. Slice of FERTILTY AWARENESS, a Pldel•• nd % 0rtI0r Steole frl.. natural birth control method. will be •• H.uuutIOI...... Ut II CHlUleuIlGD· .. • .. ··1." the focus of a program ~ for Itl ....a.o IlUllGllt-Wlth American Cheese· .. • .. • -...... 2.15 CAREER PLANNING and by the Wellnesa Center begiJmiDg at ,a GIllum ONION eullGlll.Wlth A~1can C~ .•.•.. 2.15 'nil! SOCIETY 01 GeolGlist aDd Placement Center will offer a Minin~ Engineering will meet at SeaIod Interview Workshop from 2 ~~=·~=~l'~i:~ ,. MUutaOOM IUIIGIIt-Wlth American CheeM ••• .. ·····2.15 6:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Student to 3 p.m. Wednesday in Qui&ley 202. week. ,. OLIYI merl,.an Chees_ ...... 2_ 15 Cel:ter Saline Room. Penons in '-'ted may caD 453-4613 lor more iDf0rt4;.i..ioo . .. N.O.W. wiII meet al 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Women's Studies Hoase, 809 Chautauqua. TIlE AUTOMOTIVE TecImokJiY Qrganization will meet at 8:30 p.m. VledDesday in the Student Center IlliDois Room. Ed Kieser wiD speak about affiliatioo with the Society of Automotive Engineers. LESBIAN AND Bi-Sexual WOOlen's Support Groups are ImW forming. PersollB interested may caD Women's Services at 453-3Il5S for more information. 11IE STL'DENT EnvlJ'Ollmental Psychological aid seminar to be held Touch of Nature's Emergency Training Program will hold a psycholgical first aid seminar from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday. The one day presentation will cover crisis agencies, crisis theory. and crisis intervention and emergeney care. Pu.zzle a...wen ., . --: • ~ .. • • • • • , • '~ • N ...... • > ~ ~ .... .,..,...a.:-- -." . .- T_ AdIIIt. _!woehl..... ...... 11 ~ ot-"'-the SUIIFSIDIINN or •• PlJtAm COVIIIEAOf LODGI In OAYTONA lEACH. Flo. 0.-.0.front __ __ :odultOUI """""- 4~ ,.!pIf"'~ • • • ~ -~--.AU FOIt$200.00 aJlI 529·3998 mteLllOll RIll HAPPY •. " HOU. MM-Iet ~ Eumci. 52'-4130 Page 12. Dan, EiJpdD, FeIIrur1-, 1_ \ j SID Students! Ad effedin th,. Saturday Night, Let'S::i~g For the Best of Everything IN Oil OR WA1ER Including the COSt Cutter Pllce CHUNK l\GHl Star-Kist 5-'.B, FlAVORSEAl PAK fresh Tuna Ground Beef S 38 u. I·~AY PAr GI!OUPfD Bf" !: 18 L8 , MEAT OR BEEF KROGER WIENERS 12·~. pt,. II( SERVE n' S.AVE SLICED LUNCHMEATS ,...... ,. $121 DELI DELIGHTS THIN CRUST FRESH MADE FRESH FRIED FRESH SUBMARINE GLAZED PIZZA SANDWICH DONUTS 2~ $& _~411 .. ~181 8(~UTlFUI $1tft95 --- lONG STEM 1051S ...... ••.. 001.. ~ '7 ~ - it n ',If .... •..... "'APPf.D ,"t ,.,o.IJI 1\ (l-A(IIO:trt (.1f1 eo. BRIIllANT ~ WHITE & liD URNATIONS '" Do... ~7 .- "" '.""" ...... 0 '" "'.'"JI • ·'''10 " G,11 $895 sW~I!,~~~~I~~ .Va~lv~"; 'oi{'oO"::!ITW ~£",., 1t.8' \ M'Ah4 ANO ....tffiii!tNf lOW BlAUTIFUl ... $1695 LONG STEM IOSB , , • , • , •. " Do._ e ItOSf~ GfP "APPfO ... TN GlHNfI, Daily Egyptian. February 9. 1;&3. Pall. 13 FALL. SUMMER RENTALS. I H a_I Estat. Georgetown Ar.rtments now OU". _71R10 I =~U:5io3~~il~~lay CARBONDALE DISCOpNT ACREAGE ON SKYUNE drive between Alto Pass and Cobden. 88363Bal09 HOUSING. 4-~m furnIshed 893-2900. 88152AdIOI RIPAIR ------=~'tel\ia.:~~. ~-~il:.a~Ol Audio Specialists S49.J495 NICE TWO BEDROOM $1110. 400 Carbonda~e Rimada Inn (III Old Rt. 5 ROOM HOUSE FOR sale Car- Ac..... tram !he ok! tnJln .totton). ~!s~~us'f~:[n::~~~:.. 13 Weal Can 684-4145. msBIS7 :::!r: ~IfL;i~~ s,;: B1M15BaW1 1.2, 6: 4 BEDROOMS. Unfumisbed. 3:'175. 1M1aAdIoo ·c...... ·AfIpIe -LA-R-G--E:-=F-:-:-E-!'l-C--E--D--Y-A-R--D=--w-:I::tb no ~. Some In town, some out. "'1M. ~portabIe large trees. 2 bedroom duplex. 5 55-173$, 45H956. 8039Bb98 "Z ...,th n·, T_1naI and Modem Mobil. Ho ..... minute walk to lake. Cypress CARBONDALE. NICE 2- 10X50 BEHIND FRED'S Dance Compu_So'-~ Gardens. $200.00. 52S-4777Ii4mBallO BEDROOM, furni!'bed bouse. Bam. $2400 S400 down $71-month rnt.1A.JTtR SPfCU,USTB Good location. Available Immed. ~.ts. Financing gu~~ CARTERVD..LE. 1 BEDROOM, aU Call 684-414S. 88176Bb97 126 S. Illinois FOR RENT OR sale, 4-bedroom GIANT CITY ROAD, 10xS0, set up af:!~~n~rf'uMi~~e~ai:.a~:f~ on secluded rental lot. Two r preferred. 1-98 Dally Egyptian, Febnary .. 1983, Page IS Give Your Sweetheart A .. "Valentine', Weekend Packag'-" By Terry Levecke sheriff said. .j:J >0' Fpb 121h Stafr Wri&er A traffic accident in c!> vestigation seminar will be the Package Includ... stuffed brOIled mushrooms fi:'st program conducted. "Dinner Tossed .aloe! Deputy William Mtlhrtens has Deputy Brent Mosel will in ·C~ao(. of Chock_" Co,do" II... been named training officer of struct the workshop. He at "Conlinenlal or 8 o. Robeye 51..... the Jackson County Sheriff's tended the Northwestern 8reokfast Spe .~ PIIont 529-5501 Ask for Tim ANTIQUES . '. BUSIN1$S' • . Of a morning, we OPPORTUNITI~S was worrving about vou, so wpwantedto Instant Casb brighten this morning tor IfWffIfn. Of GotcI or SIMI' bvsaving tot.... J.....,. a.a Rin.. "HAPPY BIRTIIDAY" ~ Y",-'rPals J" J CoIns 123 S. 11.457-183' Page 16, Daily Egyptian, February 9, 198"; THE END OF I CRAMMING ,~ ~S .p~ ('~ ~ssO'JS o "1{) ~ ~\l~~ ~\' ~\."'t \ /(9~.'J, ~ J'(C' YOU CA~ DO q,Q ~(C' Q..r. J.- (,: o""~~~~O IT! O ,\y..\S It ·gets dotm to what you want to do and what you haYe used Reading Dynamics. Ifs the' way to read "1.<:-:"o;;(C'~ ~ ha'It to do. Take the free EYeIyn Wood Reading for today·s active wort,j-fast, smooth, efficient. ~1'. ./ Dynamics lesson and you can do it-handle all the Oon't get left ~hind because therE was too much ~ work college demands and stiN haYe time to enjoy to read. Take the free EYeIyn Wood ~ading college life. Dynamics lesson today. You can dram()tically You can dramatically increase your reading speed increase yoW' reading speed and learn about tod,., and that's just the start. Think of the time, advanced study techniques in that one free the tFeedom you'd haYe to do the things you want lesson. Make tlie college life the' good life. With to do. For twenty years the ones who get ahead Reading DynamicS you can do it. SCHEDULE OF FREE LESSONS SEATING IS Today. February 9: 2:00pm~Ballroom A ~:3Opm-Ballroom LIMITED, Southern Illinois University A SO 7:00pm-Ballroom A PLE;'\SE PLAN ON Student Center Thunclay. February 10: 2:00pm-8allroom A ATTENDING THE See schedule at right 4:3Opm·Ballroom A 7:00pm-Ballroom A EARLIEST POSSIBLE for rooms and times Friday, February 11: 12:00Noon-Ballroom A LESSON I 2:30pm-Ballroom A .... 5:30pm-Ballroom A ~ EVELYN WOOD READING DYNAMICS Daily Egyptian. February 9. 1983. Pal(e , Saluki guard inspires lIlelDory CRISTAUDO·S For Your Loyed Ones M ...ag. :>f Fondness-Funniness-Frlendliness of Knicks' star Walt Frazier ,f"\. on A large 7" YAL.II'II•••• AY By Brian Higgins her success. ' . Sblff Writer "My dad's been a real big influence in my basl-;etball. So Cook"'1."Orders Accepted Thru Sat. Walt Frazier and D.D. Plab. has my rllommatf.. Cheri," I . _ 457~13 Call or Come in As different a~ night and day. Plab said. 'Wh,'?fl get in trouble, she give; me a lot of One's a muscular, ~foot-3- A inch black man, the other a encouragement and tells me to thin. S-foot-7-inch white woman. 'hang in there.' When I was C... ln& One served his time on the SlU down early ill the season, my dad drove all the way here." Ca~~ AlIII.. tor.~ e campus 16 years ago, then led ,,_tuN Ask Plab about personal the New York Knicks to a world 1 ana 2 foot long championship as a professional. goals, and she'll expound on the The other is currently a juniar team. "I want the team to finish % Prlc.Sale in Carbondale, and will never All Hercu/_h collars play pro ball. Frazier hails with a 2O-win season and ad from the rough-and-tumble vance to regionals and Many eollor ./zes streets of Atlanta. Plab was nationals." she said. "I think ·Wayne Dog & Cat ,oocI Sclie raised in placid Mascoutah, m. our record could be a little better. If a few breaks went our 254 oH all 51". Bogs Both, however, are two of the ~ oH all 101b. Bogs finest guards the Salukis have way we could be 17-1. Cheri ever produCP.d. Bacon got hurt and Connie ~ off all 2OIb. Bogs Price got hurt. Every game Looking al D.O. Plab, one D.D.Plab ·New botlc ..... Herve sees all the traits (JOe would we've lost, except illinois State, elCpe(:~ not to fmd in a basket Plab is currently averalling has been within five points." ball player. She's cute, just under 10 points a game for Although Plab cites reserved., even shy, and doesn't the 13-5 Salukis. That figure has proximity to home as her stack up well in the bulk grown considerably in the last primary reason for accepting department. But turn her loose four contests in which the the SIU- ~ scholarship offer, she on a court with a basketball, physical education major has admits that her head coach and one begins to wonder if netted 18 points an outing. Sb: played a key role in her decillion to head south. Frazier's talent hasn't leads the team in steals (28), "Everyone on the team likes somehow been given ~ !"evival and, for the second straight in the college ranks. season, free throw accuracy (82 her," Plab said of Scott. "Well, Plab came to Coach Cindy percent). the majority, anyway. She Scott '! program three years It·s in the passing depart· played a big part in my coming ag~ from a little town on the ment, however, that she's here. She's a real smooth toanks of the Mississippi. A unparalleled. Her bead talker." three-time aJI.-state choice on spinning connections bave left But smooth is an adjective the prep circuit, Plab turned opponents baffl~ all season. better reserved for Plab. Smooth down offers from lliinois and St. "I think the big~est thing in the classroom, where she Louis to seek a starting job m we've been pleased with is that maintains a 3.5 gnlde point Carbondale. And that she did. she's become more of an all· average. Smooth within the only halfway through her fresh around player." Scoli <;sid of team framework, where she ma.'l sp-ason. She's been a first-' ber ace ball handler. "She admits to being 'more of a stringer ever since. knows when to take a break, "leader by action" than by "I've been playing basketball back things up, and set up the verbosity. Most of all, though, since fourth grade," Plab said. offense. Sh~'s also become she's smooth OIl the court. So "I didn't start playing more of a complde defensive when she's seen racing up and organized ball until high school, player." down the Da"i~ Gymnasium or though. It runs in the family. Plab grew up as the second of Arena courts, plud.ing balls My dad was a real good five children. The daughter of from the clutches of UD baseball player. He signed with Terry and Diane Plab, D.D. was suspected opponents, driving the Cardinals but got hurt. My ingulfed in the athletic at through an entire defense to brother played with the gu~3' mosphere of her two brothers convert a reverse layup, or team in high school." and two sisters. But it is her popping in a clutch shot from father and her current room the perimeter, its altogether Beg Your Pardon mate, Cberi Bacon, a possible that one may suspect sophomore from Crystal Lake that Frazier's spirit is still Scott red-sbirted The time of the men's whom has due roaming ~ campus. basketball game Saturday at to a knee injury, wbo have provided her with the emotional Nothing doing. It's all D.o. the Arena against Creighton is support that she credits with 1 :35, not 7:35 as reported in Plab. yesterday's paper. Saturday will also be Saluki IlIII ****************1'***** ***********.k Buck Day. All SIU.{: students with IDs and elementary and high school students will be i ~& ~A 'i admitted free to the west side bleachers. General public · rllllki) ~ BEER·/ : tickets for the east side will be on sale for one doUar. i /'I'-'--"~ (BLAST") i Tickets go on sale at the south end of the Arena at 9 a.m. the ~ /'l~"~ day of the game. i Beerblast Sub Special : • A bc*ery fresh roll with Cotto Salami. $1 25 • ;t Bologna. Cheddar C-.. & garnish. • • ~ Served with pickle & chips., : • I.------~ Bay one Biscuit BreDfast eulall'1 -. Pitcher of Busch I sandwk.'\, get another K'NG 1 i $1.25 ; I Biscuit Sandwich Iree.. I ....kfast Special I -I a or Coke ...... ,...... 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I. ------COUPON------~ tJII ft***************** ...... ************" .::.~ us-=.-r=t:'~=:::K=~=_=-----~ MEADE from Page 20 C:Wooaara E: kiropractic I "Soutbem Illinois bu always meet, but be won't show his psyChologist, but I try to figure 1 bad a tremendous program and anger. out the IY.:St way to handle Dr. Brian E. V\ oodard U's becauae of him." "U 1 get mad, it would be at them." CHIROPRACTOR the kids for stupid mistakes. "Hf' uses a lot 01 SOCiology The gymnasts involved in The only thing 1 don't like is and psychology," said Saluki tJlat program express similar stupid mistakes, .. he said. "I gymnast Tom SlGrlski. "Up in OFFICE (618) 529-4646 Hours By .I,ppomtment views. like to think kids are smarter the gym he has 7D different 604 Ea.'ltgate Drive a "I didn't consider myself than that. people with 20 different needs. After HoulS Emergency P.O. 80_ 3424 gymnast when I was in high "I try ttl do very little at a His biggest assest is knowing "\,__ .... 16!!!18!!!!t""45_7 • school, OJ said John Levy. I meet. U I get excited, the kids ..,.8776__ ~ __~-=:-ca_rbondaIf:=-~:"". _1II::inotS:-·-:::6290:-'_ wasn't anytbinl unW • came get exicted and 1 think con ~~,~ pretty laid-back, but • • • -. • • • • • it • • • here. He workeCi with me a lot, centratioo is very important." he's trying to find things that and since I've beeD here I've During the meets, Meade known notbing else would have work, and every day is exciting. • Sha" a rue-4 &.a.~... • usually keeps a low profile, And be's the youngest 5O-plus •• • ...... , .~.. , been better for me." either staying seated· near the person 1 know.". "He loves the sport and it scorer's table, or pacing in the th. really com~ across in the Relating well with the • with your sw-.,..art. .a corners of the Arena, chain gymnasts and creating a loose r. '9 performance of the gymnast," smoking. He "always" gets atmosphere during practice is said 3rian Babcock. "He nervous at meets, some more another successful part of his always calls us his kica and be than others, be said. coaching technique, according takes that literally. He's always • "When I stop getting nervous, to Saluki assistant coach Bob • looking out for ••" then 111 get out," be said Lombardo. That love of the sport and the Expnt.dSing any displeasurt! "There's no tension, yet he • • people in it is another reason over a performance to a still has the command of the added to the list 01 wby Meade gymn~st will usually come team, which is necessary," • • stays. later, dt;ring practice. It's just Lombardo said. "I like the people in the sport, one part of his method of The relationship with the • • it's family," he said. ". know if coaching individuals. gymnasts bas led to success I go across the country, 1 can "He can make you mad, but over the years and Meadf' hopes • • stop anytime, anypb1ce and get I've Imown him 10118 enough to it extends with this year's a place to stay, a ILeal to eat know that be does it to make me squad, which be calls his most • • and at least • Jood drink from work harder," said gymnast talented. any coach. • .. K~in Mazeika. "If he was "I push them tt; go further, I • • "Any gynmast can bitcbbike plea8l.>d all the time, we'd slack want them to be their best. across the country 'and the ~. He:u-eP8l'es us well for the Technical knowledge is good, • coach will put him 1lP and the • meet by getting the job done in but motivatioo is the big factor. kids wiD look after' him. the gym." "1 do a lot of things, .. be said. • ''Even the judges 1m') • part. ''1 don't try to be Mr. Nice "i enjoy playing cuds, and • At the meets, the jUdges Guy," Meade explained. "I play hard, but it doesn't bother ThIs Valentine's Day gtve tM unexpectw an ICe cream cake ~ienlllle \\Ie." decorate ,t • socialize with the coaches. pusb them as bard as 1 can me wben 1 lose. I don't make • There may be a little kidding because the worst thing would my living at it. I enjoy playing wrth rosebuds and your personal message about the 8COI'eS, but the judges be to bave a kid who is poten golf, but I don't mind losing a • are not the culprits in who won tially good and not push him." couple 01 bucks, because I don't or lost." Getting mad, of course, is not make a living at it, so I don't : YOO~~. : Meade has rarely gotten his only method of coaching a practice." angry at a judge, but ttere ~ gymn.'\st. times bell get mad during a "Wbt!ther it's browbeating, But when a gymnast doesn't • ICE CRE1M STORE ~ • patting him on the back or in- want to learn a trick, he takes Murdole Shopping Center- • CAGERS sti.lliag l~r, 111 use all those that as a challenge, too, and he • University Mall Carbondal. Marion .Plaza t.~ings in coaching," Meade takes that ODe seriously. Because he's been making • Carbondal. s..9·5.432 '::;~~~l. from Page 20 1IIi~~ don't try to be a practicing fmger in front 01 the hometown ...______•• more______than his I'ving at that... .~ crowd QUALITY •...... 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(314) 263-5Ol'O ~ ALi:V01YCAN'EAT Meade keeps adding to zmpresszve• • • career By JoAnn Marciuewski feels he !leeds to take a break. also been a key to his staying Sports Editor "The closest I ever felt that I power. needed to get away was when "I've been very lucky to have To those involved in the sport, Gary Morava got killed in the very talented gymnasts who a Bill Meade is synonymous wi!b gym," he said. Morava, then lot of times overcame my gymnastics. the number one gymnast in the coaching and won national It's especially true at SIU-C country, broke his neck during championships," he said. I'm where Meade has been ia a practice in 1965. not always good, I'm better charge of the program sin( e "There was a week there when 1 have talented gymnasts 1956, after seven years of when I was pretty low. But I try for some reason. I don't know, coaching at North Carolina. never to look back. I've always maybe 1 try harder." After working with four gone on." All joking aside, however, one national championship teams, And he continues to go on at could look at the awards Meade 13 NCAA champions and SIU-C, though he has received has recieved, including Honor countless All-Americans during sever31 offers from other . Coach Award by the National his\ong career, Meade isn't programs. Just likin:~ it here is Association of Gymnastics about to quit and reflect on past the biggest reason be stays, he Coaches in recognition of more glories. said than 25 years of outstanding '" have a daughter in ninth "The university has been contributions, and know that he grade, so that's seven years to very, very good to me, not only has earned the arlmiration and go. 111 be 64 when that's up. I financially, but witb the respect of those whose bestow might work another year to buy philosophy of the total program such honors. 11Ie greatest in a new car, and then I might and making !he so-ealled minor dication of his talent comes think about retirement," he sports feel a MCessary part of from other coaches and gym-" said. the program," h~ said. nasts. Following his impulse to "I'm also small-town In 1980, it was not a hard make light about the matter, a oriented. I grew up in a small decision to chor.JSe Meade as common occurence, is the real town, I went to school in a small assi!\tant coach of the OlympiC reason: a love of the sport. town and coached my first team, according to Francis "I never felt like' had a job, , seven years in a small town. Allen, the head coach. always had a position," Meade "I like the feeeling of not "Because of his wealth of said. "I never say 'ohhhh, , having to lock my car every knowledge of gymnastics, and have go into practice.' When 1 time I get out of it and going to for the group to have a team do, then I']] think about the post office and seeing,people leader such as Bill Meade, he retiring." 1 know. I'm fortnna te enough to was the only guy I could have Support from his family has get to go to big cities often picked," said Allen, whose allowed him to devote as much enough •• nd see the shows I teams at Nebraska have won time as he does, he said. He's want tt' see and go to the good the last four NCAA titles. Men's gymnastics coach Bill Meade: "I usually doo't do a lot during dedicated to the sport and there eating places." meets becaase It Is already dooe. They know what I expect of aren't too many times when he Success over the y~'"S has See MEADE, Page 19 them." Lady Cagersface damaged Billikens By Briaa lIiggins Scott said ''They've got some Price's front line" compatriot, because I don't want to jinx our PJaymaker D.D. Plab, a Starr Writer real injury problems right now. has filled in nicely at the pivot. chances." Mascoutah, m. native;" will be They got be;lt by DePaul by 2S "We're asking her to do The Lady Billikens, wbo one of four players from the St. It won't be a Gateway con points the other night." (SIU-C thir.gs we haven't asked her to possess a somewhat misleading Louis area to make the trip. ference game, but it will be dismembered the Lady Demons do before," Scott said of her 12-9 record, have been plagued Petra Jackson, who will start at played in the Gateway City. 88-58). "I might even concede forward-tumed~ter. "She'll with injuries. Senior standout forward in the wake of Price's And it's a game the women that if we do W·Jat we're sup be quicker than the others she's Carolyn Drain (15.5 points and injury, hails from nearby roundballers ca!)'t afford to posed to do, we mould have no going up against. She woo't 8.2 rebounds per game) has University City, MO., and back· lose. problems." have the strength and bu1k;so been but one victim of the siege up forward Terry Schmittgens The 13-5 Sahl}(i .. make the The Salukis, of course, aren't she's going to have to take which bas also claimed fresh played her high school ball in trek to the city on the exactly injury free. Their advantage of her quickness." man starter Bridget O'Brien Crestwood, Mo. Schmittgens Mississippi Wednesday night to nationally front running shooter With only nine games <14.8 points) and S-foot-4-inch would be all too happy to repe~,' try to ring up a win aginst St. will be watching tlc~r teammates remaining before tournament center Arlend Lempe (11.7, her last performance against Louis lTniversity in a 7:30 from the bench. but Scott's time, Scott would like nothing 12.7>. That leaves Katie Meier, the Lady Billikens. In that showdo'll-n. Even usually team has had a week and two better than to watch the left who led SLU with 14 points in game she gunned in a career cautious Coach Cindy Scott games to get used to playing Side of the won-loss column their last outing, to pace Coach high 21 points and pulled down doesn't foresee the Lady without junior center Connie appreciate with every contest. John O'Brien's battle-scarred 12 rebounds. Price, a st. Billikens giving her squad Price, and a win in S1. Louis "Every coach wants a 2O-win squad. Olarles. Mo. product, will be much of a problem on the would make the Salukis 2-1 season," said the six-year Wednesday's contest will nursing her broken right index hardwood. without their primary stopgap. Saluki veteran. "I want that so mark a homecom:ng of sorts for "They're really struggling," Meanwhile, Char Warring, bad that I won't even predict it several SIU-C players. fIlS ~ANNOUNCIN. 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