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l\lurdt·r of ft·lllalt~ ~t utlt·n tin 1970 uu~oh t·d b~' poli(·t· R,· Rill Thfoobald st..u ~ritt'r After foliowinli! mar.y ('lues and condlk·ting hund! t'ds of extensive in· terviews.the Carbondale poli('e department has made no arrests m the unsolved murder of an SIU coed. l'ht-n.-sa M Clark nark was found stabbt-d to death in a bathtub full Jf water in her home m the Ambassador Apartments on E. Danny Street In Carbondale at 9: 30 3.m. Monday. Jan. Zi, 1975 Clark's nude bodv .,.:as found bv her roommate ""hen she' r?turned home from a weekend vacation. Since 19iO, Carbondale police have investigated 18 homicldt" cases: five of the cases remain to be solved. The Clark case was an unusual one, not nn)v because it remains unsolved, but be('ause at the lime. the fullest resources of ~hce investigaung teams ('arboadalt' Pollct' f'bH-f loAf HOltalt (!rill points oat dMigllalioa of crimt' c.ams. U. T~rry ~urphy lriglltl. calif' ~':~~~~ !~ Th~r:~e(-Iark wal> Kathlf'f'n ~cSharrv's homt' at 5%1 S. Allvn ",b.. rt' sltt' "'.. mana,,,,, of lhP InVf'sUgadllg c..ms. ~vle_ his 00Ws. !ltabbt'd Oft July .,1&. TIl .. dia~ni also shows thf' found In ~r apartment on Jan. Zi. police iz. (Scaff pilote by DIU Tht'obaldl had l!1r?a~ motllhzt'd a "major cnml" always look upon mur:1er as a serious indicted for the Reisehauer murder. trim trees at her home. 617 N. A1lvn St case team' to investigate the murder of enme and pool all their I'e!;nurcl"S m an Cary Lee Relschaul"r, 79. who was found attempt to capture the suspt'cts .. allCl Murphy said the suspects apparenth' ~r:::;:; :!I:r!~tfJlt':e~ed ~:!!I.' went back to the Relschauer home afte·r dead in her homl" bv her sister on Jan. According to Tom !'wfac:'liamara, After tht' investJl!ation. said the 26. Suddenly police' had to mobdize a assistant police chief, the majOr concern ;:tee trimming her trees to rob her. Tht' second "major ('rime ease learn" to motive m tilt> Rell>;.'hauer murder was suspects bound and gaggt'd RelSChauer. 1iI\'oh'mg a homlcldt' case IS the Sl"l"urlty only robbery. and the suspects had not mvestigate the Clark hormelde. of the com~unih'< who apparently then suffocated on the Lt. Terry Murphy of the Carbondale intended to kill her. ReISChauer had ny Ion gag whIch the suspects had used to "Pt'()pk \1iant· to feel secure and a employed a group of tree·tnmmers to poliee said pohce had pushed their murder case gels e,,'eryone eonc:errwd." keep her quiet. resouc:es to the maXimum, but becausl" !l.lc!liamara said "Pull('t' bel'ome both murders were only one day apart, 'Daily ~yptIan the investigation "sl~'ed down to a lji:,~sc:,~~~~nk~~~t~laS:m~ f:~t small degree" there who has commlted the ultimate PubhoJoed doily 1ft .... 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Sharry" Til the Carhtlnclah.' pollee. ~he .• ShE' made trit'nd's quickly and ht'r a I~son nt}'" and tCit·n on the gUItar !'n':k,'1 ,.ald :'.kSh'lrr\ W'I.- an 'a' was a h'lrfll~ murder stalistlc for 1976 easih' Tht're was a smilt, nn hf,r fal'e and sill" sl"t'mt'd enlhu~'d at.... ut that.' Iral:tlH' "oman WIth dark br ...... n h.ur Baffling bt'<:auw h"r kIller has nol bt>en and she hmghf'd a lot You l'IlUldn't hl'lp Prt"lkt'l saId and hillt' "~ t',. arrrsit'li. an,! thfo pollee han' no n('w but like her," Prt'lkel said She said that Pretkl.'l '>3' I :\kSharr..- had a nRod 10 '-SIlt' had a Inl 11011111 for r.... r :-.1,0' Irati" To h"r roommale. sht' was an sht' and :\\CSharr... atlt"nded ahout four he Itkt'd and a('('f'pted I~'i pt·()plt' ,lIdn-t ,h'''ef\'t' 10 dlt' at that l".IfI! if: ~,H ehulhenl pt'rson "'ho dldt!'! deserve to or fiVf' parties ,durmg the July 01 "I "'t'ar hlue Jt'an~ aml Wt~ft'rn ;.hlrls 11ft, I thtnk \H' would h .. n' N·malll... j .. ~ dlt' wet'kt'!Id in 1TI\' 1t'I~ur... hours. Kalh\' ('~'me hornt' rO<)!llmat~ /'Jr a lonl/ tIm.' -1Il1't. -1.. Chrislint' Prt·lkel. :\Il'Sharry-s ~hl' also commentro thelt 'kShar~' aiter sh,)ppJO~ (Ine da~- -anti pruudl\' "han',l m}- dt'~lr~ ,<> gt'l !tIt, bdb pald . roommale_ found ht'r bod\ in hrr I>t'drunm on ttlt- morning of Juiy 12. 1976. :\leSharry had tIN'n slabtwd st'\"('ral .1,1 s.'i;.'il (1 II I I)ol;('e (-h;e)' r(,I(II('.'i tJmt's and had a 10\1;('1 thrown over her fal't' .. I' "'as the flr"! tim.· Kalh\ was in the 1..'''J);(,(lll;;II('r-l-iclilll l)ro),I('.~ hnu'-(' alot, .. ~Inc'e sht· IT'llved-m. It wa" a hot ntght, and I w.'nt III set' a fr nd of R~' JOlin \-it'ring Thert'sa nltrk. 2~. d graduatt' ,-rud!.'n! millt'," Pn'lkt'l Silld .. Wh('n I l'aml' ... taff \\ritrr Ir, ,.p~_~,th pa tholngy .... ,,~ found ,! a/it""d home I saw thE' glas... in the back door The ada!>!", that a person n~'(b a In h.'r .I\-,,,rlml'nt on J-: Danny SI Jan had bt't'n hrok"n .. She scud that wht'n rdtlOnal mOIl\'1" to kIn som ..on ... I~ nol :::. 1~7.~, !'.il/htt't'n months laIN, un Jul\- she found :\kSharr... ·s hod ... II'a! " shock alw"ys tru .... a('('or I •... :"': •• ~;S1:e~:~~·-:.. : ,'. \ I DRfftKftlS'lS ARE (Any mornrng Monday through Friday 6.00 a.m to 1100 a m I YOU READY Nobody makes better breakfasts than Golden Bear and. nobody gives FOR you more for your money, Nobody. 1~ __~Q.~~_~______2: !:~~N9H T()AST 3, WAFFL~S 4. P~_NCAKES One waffle Three pancakes SPRING-BREAK? Two Grade A, Four half slices served served With two served WIth two extra large eggs With two striPS striPS of bacO f • served With hash 01 bacon or stflpS e>! bacon or two porkIes. or two porkies WE HAVe NEW browns, buttered two porkies I SPRING T·SHIRTS toast. and ,elly (Offer ends Apnl 30. 1979, AND PLENTY OF SHORTS SHOW OFF A NEW S.I.U CAPI SPORTS MART EVERYTHING FOR THE ATHLETE 206 South Wall Street. Carbondale 711 S. IlIino's 457-60" Carbondale. IL Doily Egyplton. March S 1979 Page 3 King ~~ .. tunr. !unground. aplM'ar!l borrd by tbr crnmon~·. but 801 (lIo.dr. thrn-cily rinaO('f' commissioof'r 01 Anna. is opt'oing an account to hrlp ff'f'd tilt' prrstigiOllS pig. !'IirptUDf' ownf'r Don l.inglr. tbrn a rf't'ruUlng !lPf't'lalist for thr !'Iiavy. paid about 12.000 for ff'f'd brforr nllrvrd by donations. (St. LeNis Post Dispatch phOIO) Patrioti(- /Jig is l(~ar IJ(Jlllll'lllll ..... Carter earnlljt~ from an Anna jt"A't"lt'I'. and . 8Pne\iolent IInie- of Elks Staff WriWF of course, a crown St"ptune was PIgs may ('OfI\f' and pigs may go. !Uoomt'd rt"gUlarly and hiS hoovt"S an~U~:;!.:I~~~t~~~h~~I~ hut ~ shall eoYer pas.. throUlZh wt'!'t' pa IOtl"d WI th rt"d toenail pohsh !Coal of buymg a battleshiP with thr SPRISGFIEU) (API,GoY. Jamt"s ~am WIth tht> dJstloctl\"t" air that Lumbt"nre and snortlOll Iu.:s wa)' war bonds Ihry llf'!I('f'ated dunnllthr R. Thompson appears 10 Ix> It"aOing r..~ ~~~:C=a~~~~ a«ompamed Kinll i'lit"ptune about the stalte III full dress. l'Oep sail" The Navy put Lmgle back to toward r«ornmendlre a flal l'Z' :truc:1101l and repairs. Shapiro Back m tht" early .05. King 'UOf' qlllckly bt"came a well· known ~l ,nrrPaw In rh ... c;~8t~'S i 1: ~n!· In L'1"Owd pleaser and a nabooal folk Neptunr was JUSt anotht>r hog a ;~:ra~:.~7ar:;~7t~r!.() a·gallon gasohnr tall when hi." un· SNo. Jlro said ht" and HOUR GOP sty on a West t'rankfort farm But hl."ro Ht' r«t"I\lt'd \O"ltatloos to After Lmg}e's dt"part~. St"ptullt' VIt'ls hIS new road program thIS Indo, lrl'Orgt" H Ryan 01 Kar.kakee from thIS squalor. , .. ptun.. rose to altend ralhes '" vanous parts of tr..-ellt'd to morl" spots around thr wl!t"k. St"n [)al\'d (' Shapiro, thl." mt'( .wIth Thompson and dIscussed beaIm.. OM' of th .. true Amencan na~lOn, th.. commt"Odatloos of then· statt" and earnt'd more mO!'... y for St"natt"'s Rt"pubhcan leadt'!', said !ht" pos!Ilbthl) of hlklll(ll thf' gasohJM.> patriots of World War 11 By St"crt'(ary of Treasu~y ~organthaul. t'rlday the t'mlt'd States. but II "'nsn'[ long tax bPglnnllljt July I 10 pay for In· alloWing hlmst"if 10 Ix> aucl!oOt'd off and thP honorary ~",UOll of thl." bPfore SeplUIlt' d«ldt'd il was Ilmt" Rul Shapiro. of Amboy. said crt"ast"d ,.ork on the statt"'s hundrt"ds of times In a thrE't"-\iE'ar IIIm.'1S lrt>nt'r,,1 Assembl\i In short. Thumpson might also chaos.. some to start draw',lll hiS pe~lon dPtt'l'lorallng road "yslem penod. SE'ptune gmeralt'd the' sale tht' pork was hrt'ommjt qillie a ham otht'!' mt"thod of handling thl." Ilt't'd 01 $19 mllhon In war bonds "HE' had d royalty campll'll." Septunt" rt"lumed to I.lnlllt"5 for InC'I't'ast"d road rt'vt"nues He Thompson has saId IllID00S' roads DOIII.lllllle. an Anna nau,,-e who in 1.Inglt". ,. ho IS no,. rt'lirt'd In farm ....·hlch Wi\S abcul a hall mIlt" said Thompson also discussed ar!' breaklOl!. apart. some cnbcally, 1941 was a Nan· I't"<:rwter. was the tlonda, said "You would put thl." e8-"t of 1·57 on illinOiS Route 146. and SWitching to a percentage gasoline du .. to three SUCC't"5SI lit" harsh brain behind N~u",,'s 600 poWlds cro... -n and blanket 011 hIm, and hi." loafed away hlS remalmng years tax that ~",uld automallcally rlSt' wmlers. and the state Road Fund 01 brawn AN a Joke. some of l.mglt"·s ...·"uld act hkt' ot" was a kmg. Ht" was ..... ho-n ht" finaily passt"d on, thl." WIth fUt'1 cost hIkes has not grown 10 m..,t ~Ir .- fnmds bought rum a PIg for $25\) at a k lOd of spoilt'd " Shapero said ThompsM dl!lCU5Sf'd 4-H Club aucUon Tht"Y thought they And ngntfully !KI, II would set'm :~~~~,':';7:,~lna~,S::at'b~alr:,= WI~ ~(~v.. t·~~~eat:'~:-~ _era! IIphom. but that ·'1 klOd of would havt" a barbt"qut" WhI."n St"plune had worltt"d up a of land nellt to Roult" 146 as hiS final govt"rnor :fso discussed thl" thlDk thr govt'l'TlOl' I.ant"d·· toward a LIngle. thougll. pul the h~ up for SVXIO ft't'd btll for Llrele. a seed n'Slmg plan- posslblhty 01 rt"ducmll the amount of flat I '., caMPUS SHOPPWrtG &Ei;ZfICUtTEA CA"eONOALI. '~ e DON'T TAKE CHANCES WITH \ YOUR PARALEGAL CAREER NOT ALL LAWYER'S ASSISTANT PROGRAMS ARE THE SAME A Roosevelt Unlyersity lawyer's Assistant rep Robf'rt Df'Slro and Domlnlquf' Sanda star ID halfway lhrouJeh 111f' film Is lh. m08t complf'tf" resents the mark of quality and acceptance In S(',\l"s prHf'ntation of lbf' film "1900:' Tbf' 1I"""lnn a~·ail .. bl .. out.~id .. of Italy. today's legal communIty. mo"l.. Is four hours long with an Intf"rmisslnn " fOU a'e a u)I!('gl' gradua!(' and Qua!;fy, ""Y not gIve y,jurseif an act>ar'!a~E' Oy anecd.ng R~:;t'!t Unlvet'· s,lis lawy... ·s .:\".;;!anl P"JI Bv David Swanson of Clnd:!>"S voice in the chorus, making features mtnguing boogiE'·w~le un student Wrtter her sound \'ery much like tht> Chicagf; dertonE'S, After successfullv del't'i\'! ng pro· based band, Tantrum, l'nderhmn~ the SIde Iv.o comes on a whole lot hotter. mouon by her ret'ord company, l'mtt"d tune arl! plenty of ci&sy !nIltar licks that warmir~ up QUickly with ")'t'an In Your Artists, Cindv BullE'ns has entert'd h('r producers Tony BonglO\; and Lance Heart . It S a funky !nItbucket IlUlta ... ~~dn ~~~~r pop mto th ... iacks of Quinn have cnost'n to supress. The son\l number that she absoluteh' takes off on is verv singablE', but nothing special ,-\ duel sal( It'ad b\' Jt'rr.. ' PPterson adds a With her first release, "Desire Wire," Wltil she laments, mce touch ")'ean In .. 'our Heart" has a Bullens becomes one of many {('male Sure my act It tough f'noulth hc.>a\'y soul mfluence and IS as hard, cold \'ocalis:s who have come out of the But It's only whf'n he's beside me and as mean as it call be 'vmylwork' for a share of musIc's big If voa look a IIltie doser now Other cuts are "Hot Tears,' an monev "'.11, in all liltle girt inside me, Long ago, radIO stations began At thIS pomt. Bullens stop!' rockinlZ ~lfv~~b:~~:':;~he~ I~\~pr\~~i: recelnng promotional "Sneak pre temporarily whIle she smfOtS a s~rong the 'work. "Hot Tears" IS an -adsire Wire." Bullens has VE'ry little songs on the album that Bullf'llS co course, her hea\'lest numbE"r .. , leading range m her voice, unJikE' Ann Wilson of ThE' 't!vpr" it becoml'S no~lng. AlblPt WTOte, the rE'St being her own It an honE'St account of her 100'er, the Itstl'nE'rs to "t>he\'t' that Bullens may toE' Heart or Annie Halsham of Renaissance pro\'ldes plenty of good feelings because the next "Queen of the lam" Howe"·r. Thl.' irstrumt'ntais throughout are stralght·forwardnE'SS is lost III thIS of her naive and mnocent approach to nporr. tht' album cover, sneak prt'vlews and sound. but often very controlled and rock and roll cautious. This probleru even ~.a!Zu{'~ The album concludes with "Finally nwdia ad hyJlt' ha\'e all dtsgUlSt'd one of The rest of Side ont' slides through thE' the promIsing 'pop' albums of the year. better known band<; Iikt' the Atlanta Rockln," recorded in 1975, when it Rh,,'thm Section, which has becorre so title track, "Desire Wire," thE' best one seemed Bullpns still had some direction "DesIrE' V'ire" IS Bullens chance to on thIS side and Into "High 5('hool gain recogniuon on her own, after "professional" in II:~ studIO their to her music ~ost of "Desir!" Wire" is a creative spnntaneitj: has been lost History." which is far and aw~y ltwo confused bundle of suulidii, wtuch nev('r ht-lpH".g cut t.'le the "Grcas(''' sound most interestinlZ cut on the albllr.l. It track. Ht'r vOice is refreshmg, and the From the opemng cut "sunrivor," quIte hits a ner'\'E', opens in the style of Patti Smith's The album is mind: '5S, ves, but dist· IS clean, crisp, but owr-produced. It probably a top·40 bound number, . promising aL'IO So cut looSe Cindy IS filled WIth gimmIcky overdubs. horns Bullens' limited vocal range shows in "Pissin' in the River" before rolling into and urmecp<;.o;arv orchestratIon. her inability to belt out the high notes. a Buddy HollY'like rockt'r. The song Bullens and let us SE't' what you have There are a iot (.f Starship ioGold" looks fine" but ~()unds Bv ,Iclan Scott ju~t like a rerun of their top.. tO hits siudf'nt Wrtter A negative review of a Weather Rt>port album is an unusual Sight. By Terri Tangne~ How <.'vpr , their latest offering, "Mr Starr Wrh, r Gone," has \'e(.'PI\'ed some bad re.iew'S, Jtofft'rson Star! A mt't'tJn~ of all peoplE' attending the spring trl~ spon· sort'd by. the Saliin~ Club will be at 7 p m ~tonday In fjobs on Campus StutiE'nt Ct'ntpT S('C"nd floor hallwav outsldt' thE' nVt'r rooms Dt>PC)<;lts for the triP w111 be dUE' no later than thIS Tht' foll'""mg Jobs for studt-nl mt'E'tlng "'''''IIt'1'S ha~ .. bt> . 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"'Grnl"" ~ _~ ! other '.JUPO" redeemable w,th thIS oHet'. ~ C .. RRYOUT II'! (oup.:.... ,'ol"e I 20 of one cenl. ~ SHot,.l ~ Offer good at Campus McDanaW*" AOS ____ ._. ____.. ___.. ___ -,.------1..~ We"" tot' our New iIt ~ M_t leter'. Spede' ~ Pf4. THE GOLD KIIE LUNCH SPECIAL Slice of Single Ingredient DEEP PAN PIZZA anJ S~1ALL S()FT I)RINK 1 1 am-! I'm f'rof"~or t-rf'd \Hlliams rl'lalll'S in "i~ offil"l' troUPI' JH'rforms clas."iul pla.,·s in thf' Homf' F.c:' $1.30 fal"f'd h.' • bulll'tin board fillf'd "ith photO!! from 8uilding. I Photo b) Randy Squirf'5.1 ~brl.·Fri. I his I.. tnt prududioo. ·'Th.. (iroul"h." William,,' Clllssics profess()r SlIyS JJllI)TS I briJlg stllfieJltS., fa(~lllt)r togetl)eJ~ .~~ lh Rand~ Squtr... rmr!:,1r::~~ I t.·!J("\ f" It' ~ nf'\'(':"o!'-~r~ :~. f,,%'" ~,Votlrd \\f" do !hlO~'" ~Jf'rf' tt'ht~ Sludrnl \\rit~r rda;t:\ ~t~ ~ot",plt:' :1.n.. r; ht:'r~' ht- 'ii)': ao (,!ht':- ~'Ia~~w~ facuJ:\ .it*,' th Happ'); Hour ("las~lc! MEDICAL SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE INTERVIEWS IN ROOM 2,., LINDGREN HALL (LIFE SCIENCE I) ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL 11:" AM TO 4:00 PM MARCH'.l"7t COUNCIL MEMBER, WRITER AND EDUCATOR Tn .. U So No...-, .\ oHer:ng full ... ~ Iotoior"h.p" POy""9 tu.hon b '>OIl, tob t .., .-Qu.pm~t eM'" and SAOO per mOft'''; '0. tree' fO ",,~~(.QI \h.,de> .... " Of' ,'ud.n'~ ... he ho •• a.n Q«(e-p1.d to Mvd'(OI >t hoof l'.ut.nan' loll Polm... ond l"",'.,F\Or'1t lorry Siork ,...,11 M ,n room 2'19 of l,ndqr.n Hall .fo,.."." .... Lit. x .• nc: .. ' from' I 00 ,t04 00 pm 10 on"... , q~fton'\ fOt anyone ,"I.-ft'ed ," I .... Nav,,. Ued~(oi S:"tw)()l ~<.hoIQr"h.p Fo.- .vrt~' ,nformor.on ... , ... LECTURE: MfOlCAL NOGtIAMS Of.1CU NeYy 'ecnoltl... D""~ HOUSE BILL #5: The Illinois Bottle Bill 11. Nortlo ,_Nth S ...... '_1111 S'. Lovh. MI_I ~'" The message in the bottle fll., 2... UII ....,_ •••••• ,_ ••IIM. Monday, March 5, 7:00 pm THI NAVY ITS NOT JUST A JOe. ITS AN ADVINTUItI MI' IOUAL QHOIrTUNITY IMPLOYI. Student Center Ballroom D page 8 Doily fgyphQn Marth 5. '979 . THIS WEEK WE ARE FEATURING OUR MEAT DEPT. WHICH EACH WEEK BRINGS YOU THE LARGEST YARIETY CF TOP QUALITY IEATS AT THE BEST POSS~BLE PRICES! CHECK OUT THIS FABULOUS SELECTION OF ALL YOUR t FAVORITE MEATS. CHOOSE FROM AWIDE VARIETY OF I CUTS OF BEEF, PORK, OR POULTRY AND SAVE! USDA Inspected ! FAMILY PACK MIXED PARTS Fresh, leon i" Family Pack tJ. FRYERS GROUND n BEEF d C e lb.49 sOlisl'0: 1g 111 lb. WHOLE IGA Wilson Corn King PORK LOlliS LARGE EGGS BONELESS $1 39 WHOLE HAMS S:=~i:::~NJ Lb. Cut to Your Doz. 69 C Specifica1ions. Lb. $1 STOCK UP YOUR FREEZER NOW!Lb.99 1·..•..1. p Hillshire Forms Fresh Frozen \ i BLUE BEll BEEF SMOKED SAUSAGE 5-lb. Box P SLICED BACON POLSKA KIELBASA CHICKEN 12 0% Package LIVERS I 7 $1 '9 $1 !rlb. $1 95 .... s.&aULI. IN OUR STORE ~AY&"I.AY Daily Egyption. Morch 5, 197'i. Poge 9 IGA TABLERITE U.S~D.A. CHe "I CUT ABOYE II QUILl" ••• ACUT BELD IGA TableRite IGA Tobl.. ",t. 80" .. '''~' BOSTel Bun PORI ROAST ••••• " •••• lb $1.39 Quarter Loin leA Tob'eR,'" BOlE LESS PORI STEAlS ••••••••••••b $1.39 PORK CHOPS tr.A T .... ,~D .... CEITER CUT PORK STEAKS •••••••••• lb $1.29 'vA T"bleR,'e FRESH PORK U'ffR •••••••••••• lb .59 l~1·39 IGA T"b'eR"e PICNIC STYLE ROAST••••••••••• lb .89 fresh & Meaty PORK HomeMa SPARE RIBS ITAll! 3 to 5-Lb. Average SAUSA; : '~ Lb$l ~ Ii lb~l. 19 , 1 .. ~~: ::' :.~=:=.:_= :::::"''',';;,::,~:,,::=::. ".. -=:.r"' ,_~==",~-':=':--.":::",:~_._ ,.. :-..:-- .~: .~ ~"~ WE SELL ONLY USDA CHOICE BEEF 't. ~ t ;' , T ABLERlTE t ~ Always your 8e~'t Value! , ICiA TableRite USDA Choice ..j SIRLOIN STEAK IGA TableRite ! ;' USDA Choi(e $239 Center Cut lb. BONELESS SIRLOIN STh\K. lb $2.59 , IG>A tob".'''U S (_.- NEW YOIiK STRIP •••••••• olb $3.' Ri8 ST!AK .0.00.000.00 •••• lb $2.5' IGA Tob ...... U S (hoo<. R~B EYE STEAK •••••••••••• ll> $3.4' t' CUBE StEAK •••• 0 ••••• 0 ••• ,D $2.29 Fresh lean Family Pock r, IGA Tabl",'. U ~ ChoK. ~ ~ T-BONE STEA~ •••••••••••• lb $2.69 t. IGA Tob~ ... U S. C~. GROUND 11,', PORTERHOUSE STEAK ••••• lb $2.79 I IGA TobL.R". us, Cho<,. l i BONELESSROUNDSTEAK .. lb$1.99 BEEF f j IC " '"to ...... us Chao<. ~ 1!~!~.xN,~.~TEAK ...... lb $1.99 f PEPPER SUAK •••••••••••• lb $2.29 I.: rr..... Tai>IeII." U S Cho<. 5o~~.1·19 EYE OF ROUND ROAST••• ,La $2,"9 f \ eone'MS STEW BEEF ..... lb $1.79 '--_-.....- \(-~ \~~~_: ~ ~~ ~1 .~ -.=~~ .. ! s UQ! • ,.,...... ~~rlttn ....'!!"'·· _ -:•• .!n"!t+~~;W. « .> .. Poqe 10 Oo.r~ Egyptlon Mo • .;h S, .979 ~,~.\. t.·:·"·'~· '''::'~'''''''-:i1 ,~~,.~_=':~~7~,:~~",~·",., :.~'.'::~.~ "",~.~.~""""'''-'_t. -~,- ~--... , "~.~.~.~I.--" '0_-'" .,.-~ ~"'.A...... ' ~;>. "~'J""'''''''' --,': ...... ,..,~..... , ...... ~.,~, IOICE MEATS • COl!ntry Style lOW II PRICE" SPARE tf ~I~:~:~~: '\1 "-1 SIY'.'S! pHOOMRodKe U RIBS (~ .~~ I 39 .J J ~ /~ if Lb.$1 ,.:': . SAUSAGE d I Lean, Tender PORK j f ~ lb~1·19 Ii ~ CUTLETS ~ Home Mode IUlF1MiLYPlClS J $1 n ROPE lIUAU: 1 ~ Lb. • 59 nSAUSAGE FlllLTrAcK I 29 IGATobleRileCenlerCul 14 Lb.$1 . ~~~~~d~Gt .1 RIB CHOPS • • • • • lb. $1.79 'Mode i I .IAN IGA TobleRile Center Cut I WHOLE PORK LOINS I LOIN CHOPS •••• Lb $1.89 Cut to Your SpeCificot~o~5 lb. $1.39 I SAGE IGA TobleRile Thick Cut ,. 149 PORK CHOPS •••• lb'1.89 FAMILY fACK CHOPS. Lb. $1.3911 PORKROAST •••• ,"'1.49 . BUTTERFLY CHOPS •• Lb. $2.29) : 9 "=--~-:-_t'~ iI.-=--...... ~ 'I( ,:::~.:.:~:':~ :...7:.::~-:::..--. -p:..::.~,,-.;: ,..- ::-~~ r ~. IGA Tabl •• "~U.5. Chal,. IGA Tabl•• ;'.U.5. Chat,. l~ • IGA Table~ite IGA TobleRite .' TOP BOTTOM t1 ! USDA Choice USDA Choice .. DOUND ROUND~' t ROUND Din t' II d 'STEAKS STEAKS Ii :OAST :OAST I; Lb. $1 79 Lb. $239J Lb. 1.~9 Lb. 1.89 iJ -----...;------', BONELESSsROASTS !j IGA l"bleRite USDA Choice Ii BONELEss' Cho',e 11 BONELESS CHUCK ROAST ~; RUMP ROAST •••••••••• !b $1.99 P $1.... ;; ~] rJ Lb. BUY IT IN THe " ... .::... =: :: t;: :: ::::rv ±:::=: t:: " :::::,Q5 CS(l"~.-< :: =: ::.: ; . =::: = :(~ DOIly Egyptian. Mar(h~. 1979. Page 11 BOREN'S IGA surER MEAT SPECIALS! •.. WILL MAKE YOUR DAY CAMPFIRE WIENERS 7, c 12-oz-69Pkg. I- All M_t By the P,ece BOLOCR. • ••••••••••••••••••••• lb SS· '.' Waf., SI'c4!d Farmer's Pride HAl ••••••••••••••••••••••••• !.b '2.19 . SLICED SLAB aAeeN ~ ttl ""Halfn 11,,= ifUi";.:.11'': ii·j,K e Fresh Frozen Lb.9g CATFISH .~~ .. ~.:.., $129~, . 5 S TEAK ••.~~.lb!~. >.J.' . :1 SKINLESS WIENERS... ••• •••• .99 ~V h :~::~.,:~,O> ... o~ ~.; r j ~V·. "') O Ii :::!l BOLOGNA AC••••••• $1.19 ~,. ~ ~i ~ -- M'L>~1 ..~: SLICED LUNCHEON MEATS ••• $1.19 1'i 8. ·n.POdloq4" ,Allliil,.~t1~ . 'j iI'u.B.. 1I if ~~!,C;!R,~,E~~~.:.,.,!.,'"~: !'-~.:"" .59 $169 ! :·l~:'U!::::.~~.~~!~~~.~.~~~.~~:'.!.r::.~.perla.. , SOc: coupon or...... _...... Half Sl." per Ia.. tI ,-.' 0<0' __ ,0 " •• IF YOU DOIi'T SEE "t'~ WHIT YOU WIlt 'LEISE Il \1 lSI • • • WE WILL IE,. IUD TO HELP IOU! t- . I ~S!S~~liS'BS II it BREASTS. • • • • • • • • • • • lb $1.09 .' tl LEGS ••••••••••••••• lb. .99 I ,. THIGHS ••••••••••••• lb. .99 iJ WINGS. • • • • • • • • • ••• lb. .49 " it LEG QUARTERS •••••• lb, .69 JI!i~ j \_--~~=::~~ •• 1-;~ ~~~~=~~~~~.~~~:,: l~4~ --~'~ gJ PlAY, wt-I, BANKROll Yo\" COUlD • ~ NEXT """"atl BOREN'S "21 W. MtlI" L_I. Partr Mall Carltontlal•• IL Poge 12. Dolly Egyphon. March S. 1'»9 ; GActivities F C(lerlll Stlll1(lur(ls urge(1 ()11 tru(ator safety ~eur r,~ ll~: ~~,,:~ 1~~~;;~,~,~~ Ffto,· S .. h,~,J Ballronm Ilane .... ; p ITo . 51111\o'nl ('ffir .. r tla;ircl MOORE lIC."1..·I.Pn 'RE RoLl.IS(: ~U:AIJ()WS. III. 'Ap ,-_. 'nll" Hmry Moon SculptUl? "Large Two f'orms" ha5 ~ ac-quII'.-c! by If you're a junior or senior responsibility, a 824000 Gould \", and InstaUf'd In front of Gould's corporatl' h ... adquartl'rs majoring in sciences like salary in four years, and gilt bluld'fIIl ~rl" math. physics or engineering, edged qualifications for .ious To mark 1M ()(,(,lISlon. MOOI't'lW and ~. !'::al~ir;...:,,,:,~ a m=-1 :r I~: the Navy has a program you both in the Xavy a,lIf out. , 5<'tllptUl?I In bronzl' of "l.arj!t' T ... o Form'" 10 Ihl" Ctuc~(O .\rl Instllull" should know about. Ask your placemf'nt I fs called the ~ uclear officer to set up an interview SUCCESS A t Weight Loss Clinic Propulsion Officer Candidate witt. a i\avy repn>sl'ntati\'c Collegiate Program when he visits the campus. (KUPOC-C for short) and if or contact your :\'avy you qualify. you can earn a~ representative at ~OO-H·U-8000. ~ much as 8650 a month right or send in the coupon. The through your senior year. NUPOC-C Program. :\ot Then after 16 weeks of only can it hplp you complete Officer Candidate School. college. It can be the start of you'll get an additional year an exciting carper. of advanced h>ehnical education. This would cost ,.------I ~:~", ~H'~:'~: ;~,~I. ~I ~';, H '" .. ..I Itt' n.. , ...... P.··~.m. \1'I'··~ ''1 - I i thousands in a civilian school. I :.,.: ~ '''':~ ., ;:,.~:: ... '~~';, I Get rid of the but in tht.~ Kavy, we paj you. I'm. I midriff bulge!! It isn't easy. There are I "'''''' I ~t ~094"j 8i.J'''ovc,'''~ HOf~l,bu'g It. .-o",.a~ ib, ,'f"\ two mon';" .. 21~ fewer than 400 openings and I ~:~:. I., I I 'u : Q('. "'0>" )Q to l4 R"-"Qft' 1\ "I<' __~' ,.~". , n,,,'''·' ""'~ ~roof 'hat ,~ {I.n,(,. only one of every six I I p'OQ'Qm feoQU ...... or... 'f~1 loin I :.. ,.. 1· .•• ·•.. 1'.,. ___";,.1.1·.,,",___ I ... on 'Pd e>ound" to'" ton"'_ oft ,n applicants will be selected . tl""'''' "1,11" a "'o'ter ot ...... \ I ."t..,.":- '.. I N~',,' ono' lJ'l~donc-. and ~ 'c But if you make it, you'll I I'ho_ -';~m'... ,.. _ I .:.~ (oun~#-""9 p,o.;d.,. 'hat CNO; f' ,p.t <0 1 n_e-d.o: .... 1.,. L.t...,,, ....10 have unequaled hands-on "ov reoc:h yOUf CjJOGI (aU flOW +'."M' 1.._,------_ .. '!J no 001'90".)1'1 OPPO'"'~''' ...... Ior McMIlflcotlon Weight Lou Clinic ""-..~.,. _ .... 1M2 ltef_'o'lldq onR' 13 {ar 'f'r ... U. S m,'lv'e-t- fa... of NA\'Y OFRCERS Co.r~" Hour,. iO 1 Mon J,. GET RESPONSIBILITY fAST. ¥on HJ \00'8', .,.,.,....100.-. M,r", ~ T ao,.t 10 """"1Afft icK' 1IIIf~ Dolly EgyptIan, Nlorch5 .• '9~9. Poge 13 \9(;fi MERCl'RY, 289 Factory .. Electronics ~ roUKIOI"S itt>m ~~~Aa~' Tht> Ilalh; Egyptian cann"t bt> (· ... RflO'oif).<\U: M~)BIU: HI'"U:S rt'SpOfI.' SOl.AR DESH;~ Complete conaul!lnt, dt's'l~n and c,'n- ~:= 1':44J!lDtsBA'h'1:~~O\ SIA:>d~Sfo: {'A~ l.OSG· .... , ..Iall'. I-'R)o:)o: P{'PF IES 8 wel'ks old, :!~.iI POints $;0 ...... ard An, mfo farm ralSf><' , mellow and pl'r ~{E~~cI~~:;rakanda,~~~tfl~ snnabl.. EA("Uf'n! pl'ts and "'al,m "",<'",~~~4Ufjl_ __722(1~1l; LO~'" nUDAY , I-:LGIS. 17J"""I'J. ~~%~T~,x()ld.:u.!'~kl'!n~~!d~ ~~~lar~!1~.nr~ard ~~.~ 11\2 !\I'r,' f~; homl' ahil' \~\II~~~ 71.H(;1l2 L,,, .. Printing Plant LOST I,K.HT-BROWS. mall' _;11';=£1: :J:Jt::aM m",.. d ~ :rnt'r WIth bM\\'n nust'. 6 To TA~lPA DAYTp'l;,-\ or PhMoropymg Laudt'rda:e. FlOrida for Ihrp{ OffS and f; (rl1cajlO and 5ubur"'" Ll'a",l'5 2 IKI CAR80SDAU: MOBILE HOMES. II m . 54\0-:1191 .H7G112 f'nda"5 RetUrn!< Sunda~s 52375 f~ bus 10 sn:. HIgh8~~~f::.,h, 35MM CAMI':RA LOST at Arf'flll. ~~~'bTI~thoorli~n~~ .. ~ TEACH OVERSEAS~ ALL fil'lds. ",,"ard. call ~!ark 54~U\ II JO.l:30dally~l;-;. 7115OP1I7 levels Send st'lf·addrt'sspd. , 7190(;11 • • i :lljA',1.';,,::u_: slam ...d. lanJ.enveloJ>"' 10:, [)AYTO~A BEACH SECOSD ! iji~"~M-Ai-E-ti()Rf)fo:R annual coach bu. trip 17000 ~'n~mg. Box 1 • San O~tf~ , 606 S. Illinois - Carbonda~ ("oU;p whltp. with ont' black "'VI", blat"k lTar... por.allOl1, frl'l' !wo\'l'raj("'" .'all 457-7732 martr.lnllS. chain collar - r{ ..... ard. Jim :N9-5766. Mark ."'~2U86 sruOPnl VOLDiTEER !'l'BJECTS - to 54~]:18 7218(;113 run for run' 7062P1I2 ~rtlclpatl' In nulnllCln stud~' '1111.M : ..lectt'd ,..i11 bl' ~;Ivt'n f~ }:c:~-~~~ 5dft.tda~~~I~t'hnl~~ tprested. plHSI' call 33&55-11. Ext J9 8723SC 116 'Daily 'Egyptian ~fIo:I\i' WOMF.S' .JOBS ('!''.n~ POijCE"tlFFICER 'AB: w:: F~Jghs!:rsE~;'~~~~: SOU,.ELY rrqWI"H compJ-lIon 536-3311 Austra~. S Amenca. Caret'r ~1l;Wo1 ~:r;"P"~{ 1~~Pt a~ln:l'u~ 5.um ml'r , Send 1385 for :-~o 10 apPolDtment MaXimum age of 15 Seaworld, GJ. Box 61035. t'xcq>t when apphcant has had Name: ______.. ~ ____ Date:_~ ___ Amo!..Int Enclosed: ___ Sacramento. CA 95860 7004('123 prPVIO.... '!~•• '*'ympnt Slatus as a I' Polk't' Officer With the t:rbana, P'Jlic~ Dl'partml'flt. Ability to Address: ______,, ___, ______,______Phale. ____,_, ______~~n ~IHM~:~~:r:l::':' lr;~d Applicant must bl' a t:nllt'd States nltzl'n, WnUl'fI eum Will bI' !!I~I!II I ClASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE: lOe per word MINIMUM first issue. onellml' on/v on Sunda", March 1& 197'9 promptly at 2 OOpm ill. the S1.50 (any ad not exceeding 15 words). 10% discOUlit if ad runs twi~, 20% ('rbana Cn,c It'ntl'r. lor. Ea.~t diSCClUnt if ad runs thl"ee or four issues, ~ discount for';'9 issues, ~ for Watl'rStrl'l'l Apph'f'lt\· N I'rbana for ALL ClASSIFIED ADVERTlS~NG MUST. BE PAID PpJ"!lOllIlt' I Of'lCl'.'.wo -~llth V,ft(' : lG-19 il!iSUe$. SO% 20. Straot. Room 2tl3, I','bana bl'forP IN ADVANCE UNLESS ESTABLISHED ACC'.)UNT HAS BEEN ;; OOpm. Thursday. March I~. 197'9 . MAINTAINED. Please count every word. Take appropriate discount ~~~:in.f; ~~~~i;~aerIS :7~~1 -- ~------. DEADLINES: 12:00 p.m. day prior to publicati~. "RADt'ATfo: ASSISTAST 5 I. BOWL ~oo Coo's D.J. wantt'd I"OSITIO;o.;S a\,a.lablt' for Summl'r First Date Ad t'xpf'ripncl' prpferrt'd apply '" ~IOII 1lr.'9 and Fall SPml'Sll'r To Appear: ______Jlt'ryorJ anyume "ftpr noo-,n .. 9115: 1979 Dt'parlmpnt. Intramural- 3755 B7J24C..IU( ~~~{:~tloSlt~~f'O'rr~~70 J(~lt~~~ Mall to: Dally EgyptIan For Dai'v Egyptian Use Onlv: month .-\pphcal1on~ a,'allablt' In Receipt No._. ____ ----... ,_. __ ~!udPnt R""r.. alloo Centt'r, Room Comnun6catIons Building Southern lllinof. UnlYersIty Amount Paid ~u~!!l,~Pf.1~fl~~'~~(' mR~~~t'~ Taken By-__ Studt'nl Rl't"rt'aIHln Ct'nll'r, Room Carbondale, IL 62901 Approved By _ _~ ______,_ t39. by t-mlay. )Iarch 16. ~41'1I3 Special in:.tructions: ______,______,___ .. ______. ______STt:llt:~"WORKF.R 2Ohoun pl'r . OFFERED' . TYPE OF ADVE"TISEMENT ~f~,esMI~I'4;a~f'1oi~~:g _ A - For Sale __ F - Wanted __ K - Auctions & Sales work block open. Moo, Ram':;pm, _. B - For Rent ____ G - laSt __ l . Antiques Wt'd, I·~m. Thun Ram·i2nooo,. Fn, 1-5 pm Apply al SI:.! Sl'!oIMfo:R JOSS' SOW ~Irtng' SI't'd camp staff rt'CTl'aUon. c.-aft~ nature, and waterfront, .deal way to spt'nd thl' summer Gooil sal.ne plus board And room, "'ntt' or call for applicatIOn blank: Sorthl'rn IIhnol5 4·H Camp AssocIation. altn: SIt'. RI No 1. CHECK YOUR AD AFTER IT APPEP.RS! The Dilily E1yptian will be responsible Box 198. Manteno. lL 60950 1815.' for only ~ incorrect publication !lJ3.JoI1, ,);&:115 OOlly Egy~"Qt1 Mar~h S, 1979, Page I:' Progranls help handicapped students "~lam.o;tr£'amlng is n(\1 narmful if it's man sllmulauon tht''O na\'t' the bPller .. 8\1 Ra\ \'al." Woodhull High School nt'ar Rock Island. Tht' 5(.'hool has alS(; enhstro tilt> aid of ~OIIda-" t:dilOl' dtlnl' ('orl'f'Ctlv But ,,'ou na\'e to work at It. If you "have Pet-r pres.e;url' and Ik-sl~n stOOt'nls from SIt' 10 do'!\lgn When Senltt :'I;irge. a :Swt'dish spec-ial l,·~C('~rdu:.~ti~nE~:~:i.~~~~t:n·f~;~~ equipment thaI helps the co-op studt>nts f"ducator. \'ISlted ttIt> l'mtf'd Slates In halxlicapped, if the handlcapl)t'd are sligma. you'rt' not malnstrt'ammg correctl ...... O\'er(Ome tht'lr phYSical handicaps 1%9. he th~ht Amencs's treatment of eXp<'C'tffi to function succt'Ssfulfy In tht' EqUlpmt'nt dt'slgned so far Includes a the mentally handicapped would reflect world, tllt'y must bt> educalt'd in the Roher. Sedlak. assocratt' proft'Ssor In spenal educatIOn, pt'rhaps summt'd up wht't'lchalr which helps improvt' a spinal the wt'alth of Amt'rican socIety mainstream. If ttIt>y are put on problem. anadJuslable ft'edlO!t board Ut' was In for a rudt> shock "speCIal" bust's or 10 ···.pecia' .. the dIlemma. "A child should ha\'e tht' opportunilv to bt' mamstreamed. but and an isolalJon boolh. whf're chl!dren :'I;lrge found adults who wert' not dassrooms, tllt'ir differt'oces are onlv can work at tht'lr Jeossons Without bt'lng I)f'ds noticed more. • shouldn't bE- fon-f'd mto It.·· dothf'd. patit'nts chainf'd to and distractt'd other examples of insensltiv.' care of the :\\arv1O Ott, adminstrator of the co-op. handIcapped In Carbondale schools. about 200 of tht' no~'o~~maen~~~~rE'~'t m~e'1S~::~,~3a:! Lt>:;O ell'mt'ntary and JUnior hllilh ~pt'cial l-:dUl'alion Coopt'ral1\'l'. satd Carbondalt> was ont' of Ihe firsl But thin~ have changed Immenst'ly studl'nts art' in\'ol\'t'd m mamstreamlO!t CIIIE'S to acct'pt tilt' rt'!lponslblhly to smct' ttIt>n. WIth Souttlt>rn Ilhnols ~~:Ial programs are St"t up for tilt' 5e\'erely "Thert"s no questIOn about the menIally handicapped Aboul 5u educalt' the severt'ly handicapped f'dUl·"t~ spt>arheadmg the way with bt'nt'fits of mainstr ·aming," Louis "t'1\'e yt'ars allo. kuis hke Illest' wouldn't th~ lal'al prOitrams whIch ha\'e at, chrldren. rangmg In age from :1 to 21. tit> 10 5(.'hool." Ott said. tractro natIonal allenti,,". Sl·rCESS. Sarff. project rurector o! SltTEs.." said nt>t>d spt'(:lahzed cal"E' that ('annol bt' "Thert"s all lilt> t'ndt>n('e 10 ttlt> world found in a mamstrea;mO!t prOitram Tht'''!!:raduates'' of 1tIt> co-op usualJv which IS for hlllh schuol studt'nts. that It works." Sarff said studt>nts who anotht'r pro~ram whIch IS for studt>nts :\Ian,· of ttlt> chlidren 11000 attend conlmue al the Tn-Count\' Edul'atuxl wIth st'H'rt' It'ariO!t rusabllities. and a ~olhrough tht' program almost all have school' at Iht' co-op h\'t' Upstairs al the l't'ntt'r in ~Iurphysboro .... bt-rt' a mix of pr(lgram at SILo for collt'fi(e students 'st't' mCrE'ast'S in tht'lr grade pOlnl avt'ragt'S Styrt'st :-';ursmg Home. The children Iht' se\·t'rt'ly and tht' moderatel\' and adut'\·t'ment tf'l't SCOI't'S. Also, about reJatffi story on Pagt' 171 look small for therr a~e. ~Inct' many n'lardffi ranging 10 age frnm 6 to 21 gil Sl"lTESS. starlt'd by Jost'ph half of the students who t'nrnll In thl' suffE'r from physlc;tl handJ(:aps as well. 10 school. A!!:un. tht' nature of tlus program art' phast'd oul hefort' Instead of lear::ln~ skills such as 5(.'hooll!' to tE'ach the children 5;oll!< tl1l:" t;la,:o;(ord. dirt'l'!or of tht' Wabash-Ohio J.!raduation. he salO. and are followf'd up \'allE'Y special education rustnct, m ft"Hhn~. writln~ and math. Iht'se Will !It't'd to funcllon 10 th.' t·\"t'nda:; St'pt... 1975, is for students 11.110 are of on ocl'aslonaUv. {'hlldrt'n It'arn baSIC S('If·llt'lo skills such world . . Howen'r. tht.rt' are some argumt'nts a~ {'at II'",. dnnk:n;! and lI,a!kmg Rnbm Crumba;. a I.'ii' h ..r "r the iJ 10 3\'pragp tn lloo\'e :Jvera~e intelligence. against mam!'lrE'ar lillS! Somt' say thaI hui who art' SignIficantly tlt>hmd Illt'lr Ann Campbell. a teacht'r al Ihf' co-1lp \" ajlE' group at Tn·County. ~Id. "W .. In normal ~t'IlJnRs, handicapped p"t'rs The studel1ts are --matn· SimI. --I rlan' SIn,"\( E'mpha:;ls In m(llor have ba"I(' readmit and Il.;!th ~roups .• trea mffi. -- (lr !it'nt !o hl!i!h sc~,,>ols and ~~~d:~ i:k~rk~~ ~~I ~~e:~;::r~ dt'H')opmt'nt. If Ihe child IS gOln~ to \l.t' baSically work II'. fUllc tiona I an'as .odu('att>d In Ih., --least restnl'tl\'e en df'\!'I"p a, n~ ,se!t·ht'lp skills. motor such as It'ill hUIjl lilt' children to It'lIUmt' --stupid"' hy tllE'ir pt't'rs. or are nronmt'nt-- an'ordl:JI'. to a new fedt'ral d('\t·).l~H:"n! L; nl.'t:' lJ.. roth~ ('hambt>rs (aboH". a workt'r at th .. Carbondalt' ..... p .. dal Education ('o0Jlf'rath· •. holds ont' of tht' childr.n in ... hrd in thr pruj!ram. Th ..... h .... lchair at ril(ht ,,,... sprcialh ·"Iit for Ib o('('upant. (·h.dit'. b~ stud .. nts in lh .. SIC Ik'!iil!n , ,,·partm.. nt. Stud .. nt.... r·.'ct'i\ t' cr.. dit for tht' ... ark and tht' ·· -~"'Y;:~~ ... ,-~~:..'~,~.". ::;"~&;iS~ -\ Spffial Educ.tion cbild Scott woru _t witb ....:.wlf'r built for him bv , Ilf'sign Df'partmf'Dt studt"nts, For hi. rnwling riforcs. s<-ou. whost" mu!("l.s - arf' not fully df-Vf'lopf'Ci, is rf'w.nlf'd wltb !!quirts of KooI .. id. A cra1l'1 dowD liIf' haU .... n hf' as difficult fnr him ••• liIl"t"t"·milt" nIB is to norm.1 pt"Oplt". l~tll(lellts prOl'illg they bc'!ollg By R.y "alf'1l Cordoni said the program b:ts ,. Monda ,. EciilGr received reft'rrals fmm I'! statl'S. She .. Woodrow Wilson dldn't know the said that many of the st\JI~nts in the 'alphabet until he was mne yE'3l"S old and program have not had tre ::hance to didn't know how to read until he was 11. prove their mteU«tual abi'ities b('('ause 'l"homas Jefferson, Albert Einstein and t::~.ms for them were not available r-;elson Rockefeller also had leaming disabIlities. .N"" they're getUng the chant'!" and "So a'lyone who has a learning they're proving they belong in college disabiltty is in pretty good company," "The Iods are attending and passulg said Barbara Cordoni, assistant regular t:ruversitv COUTst"S and thev professor in special education and head weren't even allowed entrance into the l'mvI<'rsity before," she said. :it~ r:ao:;.rl~ 1;:!bl~~ti::. SlU students Cordoni said the students in her "The students in the program are of Pl"ogram need help in the same way a average or above an'rage intelligence, math s.t.dent needs a tutor, "but bue they proc-eBS m.terial different!)." !IOmeone's put a label OIl thew> kids. lIbe saId. "They have specific skills and They were kept away from normal weaknesses as we all do. But their people even though there was nothlrg wpaknesses are in skills which are wrong WIth them_xr.ept (or th,,. one rewarded in school." problem." After alon2 day of !("bool. Dorothy ('hamhf'n wallts Jw dow. the b:1! '4 the f'levalGr wbicb will taltf' him to bis 51H1'ing quarWn upstaln. Paul (above) pl:tys til- aut~.rp IInd~ ~.IIe sapervisloo of c.thertae !'trHup. profH5O."" ia tbe S Do.ly Egyplton f.Aorch 5, 1979 Page I? i'·lll;I)IlI11 TII(>(II(Jr oJ·'llel)el~r I() l)reS()IlIIU"()-/)llrl IJrIJI/lll"lioll th 'hkt" Rt"ffi tht' world's fort'most sattnc comedy Starr "ritt"r ahllut !!rt't'd with Rt'n John.-on mer· nnt' (If lilt' UniqUE' and hll!hly pral!"'S pE'rformm/i! m a two·part productIOn Phvllis "'r1'hl·h. Lnda Hm'e, Rita Corp\,. ('\.nsistlng of "\'olpone" hy SIt'phen SeljZ Caitda{'e HrOt'kpr. Patril'k ('ra\,blil. . b~l~ed on the ongmal by Bt'n ,Johnson " Carol Aquailnt>, Edmund Watersireet, and ""'·Iit,. Early :)ne ~lornirllZ" and [)o!;lil Skorobatov. Sam Ertw;lrrls. TIm other works b,' [h'lan Thomas ,10~.n... on. Shanht''i Mow an<' David l'h~lIis .'rt'Ii('h and Patrirk (ira~bill apppar in tht" ,'.lional Thutrf' 01 lht" "\'olpone" is usually cO'lSIdt>red to bt> Fllzsnnmons. . I,.,.f's produrlion of "'·olponp," J\'lainstreaming helpful to handicapped Conlonued from Pa9" ,6 dt-al of ('ompt'tenl'e in areas In which obhgallon oi ,!'!e statE' to proVidE' special whll'h ha~ bt'('n passed has been In· placE' for tht'm to go i!' oomF" tit' said tht'\·'\·E' been tramed.·' servIl't'S fur the handicappt'd SE'Cllon stlgated ~. paTt'nL" .. man\' of thE' chlldTt'n ha\'E' no op ~;aul Batt'S, assistant profE'SSor in 504 of thE' RE'habllitallon Act or 19;3 savs Ua\'ld sabatino, l'halTman of the porti.mit~ for sooal practict', and spenal ",fUl'aUorl, sa Id mrrE'ntll' thE're is hilndlcappE'd mon Iduals cal'n.,,' hE' sp.'oal l'ducatllJn dt'partmt;;l1 at Sil', because of tht" rural nature of the an>a. a trenJ to';4aro "normalization" or exe\;Jdl.'d from pubh(' schools. And thE' said lhe hand:('appt'd "hould idf'ai.y bE' some children ha\':,> no one their al/:e "delO~iltutlOna;iZilllon" of the mentalh Edt.c.,tton for All tiand\(:ap~ ('hlldn>n m c()!Ilmunlty·ba,.,ed prl~rams. not In IIvmg nearby. handicapped. H,,' said a mentall~ .<\ct '1'lIbhc Law 9+142;, I';.sst'd In 1977, lI\S(>(UtlOrtS .:1' saId that 70 pt'n:ent of St"dlak said research into thE' ttc.1 •.,lcapped person !'hould ~ E'xposed sa~ .. thE' handicapped al"P E'nlltled to a the handlcappt'd ,.,~o werE' in In... ututim.... problE'ms (If the se\erely mentally to &s many opportunities as possIble to fTt't". appropnate educatIon 10 thE' least ~fo:-e I!r.O are no\\' III communil'i-basea handicapped has only started \\'lthlO IIvt' as normally possiblE'. . l"Pstrtclln' E'n\'lronml'nt prnt:rams And :lO percE'nt \Ioho were about the last 10 to 15 \·t'ars. and the LegIslatIOn has helped the han· B'lth Batf'S and Sffilak credited the ~a,:!"a!ly h£I~It'SS HI statE' instltuttons fmdlOgs of thE' reSE'arch ha,'E' only bt-en di.:al'ped achle\'e t:l(' Iiloal of nor· parents more than the It'glslators for bt-i!lre nfiO havE' now obtaIned some apphed dunng thE' past !t,.E' or SIX years m;li.zalion. as has a recogTl~t:on of their rnakl>ll/: things a little E'aSIE'r for th •., Indt'~!1dt>nt h\'l~ skills .. Bt'fore. trammg them was secondary clnl nghts. In the E'arly iI)'s in thE' casE' handl:.:appt'd. "Parents have bt'f'n thl' "Wt're talking .. bout talting people to maintammg them," he said. Pf'OplE' of the Pennsvlvama Association of m~1 rurE'Ctlv in\'ol\'1.'d and ha\'E' bE't-n who arE' on the scrap pile of humanity \10 ho werE' onginally thought to be R"!arded Ciuzens "!t. CommonwE'alth of tht" I{'allers." Batt'S said and putllng lhE'm on thE'lr feet again ... heIplE'S." "can now demonstrate a ~eat Pennsylvama, the courts recognized the ~lIak agreed. "Almost all IttlgalJon Saballno said. INTRAMURAL SPORTS WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE APPOINTMENT OF Sponso,.s MICHAU E. FASSI nUNCOL.... Men's Vf:-estling M~et a. ~.·,TlO:"lAL ENTRIES DUE by NOON, Wed SPECIAL AGENT U~ [ . ' MEET 8EC~ttl: WED •• MARCH 7 1':3G-ll:00pm} COMPARE STUDENT "'fCREATlON reNTER GYMNASIUM SINGLE ELIMINATION MEET in the following THE TWO WA YS TO SAVE weight categories: 1 ~8 Ib, & undel I b3 It" It '.mON 136 Iv & "nde' 175 lb. & under OR INVEST MONEY 14~ !bs & und", 190 Ib, & under 1SS Ib, & under Heavy WeIght Ta x Deferred Regular EliGIBLE: 5lij·( mole !otudents (Except Spring 1978 Annl:!ty 5C1vings and 1978· 79 Intercollegiate Wre!>tler!» Faculty ~ta;f Your Salary $1.800 Your Salary $1,800 WIth U~e Cord~. LImIt o! one former intercollegiate wre-,>tler per tearn To .. Deferred Annuity ·150 Your Taxable Salary $1.800 Your New Taxable Salary 1,650 Regular Savings ·150 Federal Income Tax ·267 Federal Income Tax ·313 Happy Hour • 'k(, Home Pay $1,383 Toke Horr.e Pay $1.337 12b p.m 25¢ Drahs Y:>u will take noma $46 per monlh more by setting aSide $')0 a 60c M,.ed Drrnks month in a Tax Deferred Annuity versus saving $150 a month in a 101 W. Monroe bonk. Plus, the interest in a regular savings .s taxed each year. The Next to the Train Station earnings in Tax Deferred Annuity is not taxed until you withdraw your money. Why not take advantage of thi!; great tax t:.reok avai:cble only to employees of non· profit arganiz'::~ions, The ~ ••1'1''''' or. ba\.«1 on 0 "'.Qsr •.d .-nplOy" dC'J',,".rng ~ •• ..-npf'Of'l, and ~tondaf'ci ..:J.dtucftOn 50. LIn(oIn Notre-no; l.t. ofte1'lo 0 t·.eod Ol"lnu.ty a.nd 0 .. QfoObl. Qnn-u,'w tOt v .... Ir ra. D.4.".,.j ..... ".'"VI"'" OIO~'''' r-~~:~=~':';:~U-:-(~::=l:~-:A~~F-:-~~':~::~=~~~-::~::~P~Il~~--" I f.(ltiI' A (U~.1'( ... 1 PIif0~PH ~U~ I Speedrail Drinks I I MR. MICHAEL FASSI NAME ______I I LINCOLN NATIONAL '.IFE c/o ADDRESS All Day I 222 S. Central Suite II I I ClTY ______STATE ___ I St. Lou~ •• MO 63105 1 I ZIP PHONE ___ I ~------~------______J I)aruo«'rs to Opt·,. .( :on\·O(Out.iOf)S" " SlKan J"f'nIandf'z "~ot E'VE'n the pn!'Stigious L1o~'d's of Of thE' 225 Pffiple who hav., ('omp!~-IE'ff . 'aU Writf'r London will insure \tIt>m anymorE':' thE' WCfo:A ('ourSE'. about 1;",1l W£'rE' outdoorsman Paul Petzoldt. wh,1St' Petzoldt saId, - ('ollt-gE' graduatE'S. ac('ordlng to p£,!· sprln~ pr'()~rarn E'atul"'f'S art' as n:.u~lv hewn all ttlt> s.-vE'ral yl'ars ago. Idaho had a statt' zoidt R,· ~ikf' RM'd ountalllS he has dimhed and whOSt' pro)o(ram to take ju :ilf' dehnqut'nts on tllt-y'rl' staff \\ritf'r 'olC"e is as pnC"ompassl~ as the Gr;>al an £'xpedltion program through ttlt> "Their fE'eling is that prE'tty LnillPrsit': ('on' ()('at!On~ a free ad 'Iains. is working 10 improve ttlt> Qualory stal{'S lava beds. Petzoldt said. sort' of ttlt>msE'I.f'S as outdoor lE'adE'r.'> ,f outdoor leaders. I f tit> And without PXC"E'ptlon. !o.-y all fE'1t tilt- mls,o;ioo E'nlerammen! !If'rll's. "III he!Z1fl "Th.. low ouality of leaders today. is DurinlZ ttlt> eXJX"1ition. SE'VE'ra 0 t Its sprmg pn-sp ntatio(1!. WIth rhf' Pauhot' C"ampers were lost and found dead program was worthwhIle," Petloldt added Konl"r Daoc£' ('o::sort al 8 pm. 'larch 6 ..yond behet. Kids iwho lZo on a cam- sen-ral days latl'r. aC"cordmg to PPt- \0 Shryock AIKilwrlUrn pmg expE'dition i thmk the outdours is a zoldt. Thost' who complete the "'TEA course plal."e to sufft'r, wtlt>re bliste.... and blUt' learn how not to damagE' thE' en" KonE'r. long recOJ/:OIzffl as a pJonE'er of bottor.ls (from W" jeans) are pan of thE' "Included among thl' legal hassles vironml"'lt whilt' t'njoying it because thE' modE-rn dancl', beg"n her ~!udJes wllh w;ldt'mt'SS expt'nence," Petzoldt told a that followed was ttlt> question of famous lius!>lan ballt'l choreolo!raphE'r fu\l familiar to many child",n and adults. b)' couotiDg his flngt'rs. Shawn s}Wnds about half his school day In 1M !It'Cond gradt' classroom atlAkt'land. Shawn Uswns atlt'nlivt'ly to his spt'Ciallt'acht'r, Shirley HoIm"_ 01 ('uboodalt', during 3IIt' of his .. ", isits." Holm" is Lakt'land s.:'hool', spt'Cial t'duulioa wacher, Peter M-..•. fill C...... 1e rea. SIIe'!!'1i ••.., "rbI,. IIral .. ItMieI .. &M rep.... c ....._. Poge 20. Doily Egyp'oon, March S. 1979