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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1985 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in April 1985 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Student killed during Salvadoran election day' AN SALV ADO R. EI by pol ice or a U .. delegalion progra m . which has fa ced sliff presidency . said rebels ro~ bed ;;cople en a lvador I UPI , - Tens of in ~: I Sa lvador observing the opposition in Ihe righl isl· There will be no voling in al route to vole a nd threatened lh o~s an d s of Sa lvador aos elec tions. dominated assembly. least 25 10\\1115 under virtual others . voted in na tional elections Despile palrols by Ihousands VOling r""ulis were nol g u e rri lla coni rol or " [ believe the people are a Sunday. bul Ihe Ihrea t of of a r my Iroops on maximum expecled be~ore Wednesday. depopula led. li ttle a fra id," he said of the gu rr il 1 ~ violence k e tll a ler:. there was virtu ally no The Central Electoral [n La Pa lma, the northern lower·tha n-expected turnout. thousands of other s away . One highway tra ffic on Ihe fourlh Counci l said il expecled 1.6 mountain town that was host to " If people hear gunfi re. they student was shOI 10 dealh by day of a rebe l·declared million people 10 vOle for Ihe the first peace talks between ~e t ala rmed a nl! leaVE," leftisl rebels . nati ona l t r a ns portation nine poli lica I parties fielding leftist rebels and Duarte, local Only hour a ft er Ihe polls shuldow". candidales. bul polilical ob· officials said many residents But in the prvvincia l capital IipenCd. a spmina ry student At stake during the elections servers consider th e figure of outlying villdges were of Chalatenango, 47 miles riding in a ca r was shot to for a new 6().mclllber na tiona l optimistic. About 1.4 million afraid to lrave,) into town. north of San Sa lvador. dealh by guerrilla s with legisla live assembly and 262 participated in last year's Capt. Julio Hernandez thousa nds of voters cra mmed machine guns. But no other mayors is Ihe fulure of elections thai won Presidenl Monge. leader of the army polling stations in iront of the violence was reported unday Dlla rle's liberal reform Jose apoleon Duarte Ihe battalion stationed in the town. city's armv barrack~ . Daily Egyptian Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Monday, April 1, 1985, Vol. 70, No. 125 Searches Hospital OKs triggered abortion ban by killing By J f' rr Curl " The board is saying tha t Slar(Wl""ilf'r JERUSALEM ( P II - A they do nol see abortions as gunman shot a nd killed a n Elective a bortions will no part of the role of a hospital." [sraeli setUer in the West Ba nk longer be performed at Maroney said. " They are not town of EI Bireh Sunday. Memorial Hos;>ital of Ca r· making any statement on the triggering la rge·sca le sear· bondale. the hospita l's board rightness or wroneiless of ches a nd arrests and a curfew. of trustees decided Thursday abortions. ,. milita ry sources said . night. Therapeutic a bortions, done The council of J ewi sh sel· While one a nti -aborlionist when a mother's life is in tlers on the West Ba nk called the decision a " mora l danger. will not be a ffected by demanded imm e d iat e victory, " a spokeswoman for the new pol icy. retaliatory measures for the Southern [llinois ians For Sheffi eld Boa rdma n. the killing of Zalma n Obolnik. 52. Choice called it " a palling." internist who started the a nti an EI Bireh municipa l em· The hospital's 12·year policy a bortion petition signed by ployee and a founde.r of the of performing a bortions was medica l staff members. said n ~ r by Jewish settlement of re-exa mined after the board the hospita l is a " mora l Givon. members were given a n anti leader" for deciding against Milita r v sources said abortion petition signe1 by 32 k illing young childr en. Obolnik. who Im migrated to of the hospi tal's e'/ staff Boardma n said he feels his Israel from the Soviet Union in physicians. said administra tor petition had some influence on 1973. was shOI in the head from Grorge Maroney. b<>a rd members a nd a dded close range by a ma n shortly The board a lso received a :.nat he hopes the decision will a fter shopping in EI Bireh's pro-choice petition signed by help olher hosp;!Als which produce ma rket. over 600 people, a nd other perform abortions to change Authorities clamped a petitons from I""RI churches policy. curfew on the town. Soldiers s ~pportin g the a nt,·abortion " We want to sprC2d the good c a rried out large-sca le stance. news across the counlry: ' he searches a nd detained dozens While the petitions were a said . of people. sources said. catalysl for re-exa mining the Mur iel Haywa rd . Obolnik's slaying followed a hosptial's a bortion policy. they spokeswoman for Southern s~n Pholo b)' Stf'pht"n tiennt'd} clash in the Dehaishe refu gee had nothing to do with the Ulinoisians For Choice which Spit and polish c a mp nea r Be lhl e h e m board's decision. Maroney started the pro-choice petition. Saturday in which Iwo said. He said the question the said Iha t she i " appalled and Phillip Reilly of Carbondate ..; axes a houseboat al P[ayporl Palestinians youths wer e board dealt with was whether angry " at the hos pital's Marina 9n Thur"Sday. The boat is a 4g..foot Carles Craft and wounded by [sraeli gunfire. pe rforming abortions fits decision. She said it fri ghtens is owned b)' Bob Coffel or Christopher. Colfel named his J ewish settlers dema nd ed under the proper role of a boat Ihe Sea lIorse [I. the a rrest of alleged P a lestine hospital. See ~AN . age:; Libera tion Organization ac· tivists in the region a nd the closing of Bir Zeit University. The settlers charged the Neo-Nazi murder suspect arrested Pa lestinia n college. near EI W[ NSTO -SA LEM. .C. PencP. agent in charge of the Agents who ha d staked out Lane is not fo rmally cha rged Bireh's Iwin city of Ra ma llah. I UPll - FB[ agents a rrested FB[ '" North Ca rolina . On the the parking lot grabbed ' in the slayi ng of Denver talk 9 miles north of J erusalem. neo- 'azi David Lane in a seat next to him was a .45- another man sitting in the show host Alan Berg. but was nourishing the ideology supenn a rket parking lot four caliber pistol a nd a la rge knife. truck and a ma n outside the Denver police believe he was a tha t prompted the attack on days a f!::: r Un; caplure of said P ence. supermarket, but lhey were member of a four-man hit Obolnik. another member of the white not identified beca use the) had squ. d that shot tQ death Berg T h e mil i tant Kac h supremacist group susj)
TORONTO C UP\) -Police Sunday used dogs specially trained to sni ff out explos,ves to search mi les of public transit lines aner Armenian terrorisls threatened to explode a bomb in a bus or subway station on Monday. In a leller seOl to police. a group ca lling ilself the " Armenian ecret Army for the Li beration of The American Ta- Our Homeland" threatened to explode a bomb on Toronto's public transit system if Canadian authorities did not release Happy Hour 11 :30-8:00 th r.". Armenians arrested for an altack on the Turkish Embass\' 40¢ Drafts in OHawa on Ma rch 12. . n.oo Pitcher. Ne-Nspaper reports military contract walte NEW YORK (UP\) - Major mili tary contractors use too much ,.. LDwENBAAU ti me and too many workers 10 build weapon systems. promoting 75( Seagrams '1 waste. inefficiency and hi gher price tags for the American laxpayer. The New York Times. reported Sunday. Mos t com 7,. Jack Daniel. p;a.!'!ies with military contracts take Iwo to 10 ti mes longer 10 fini sh their tasks than thei r own enginec.-s said they wou ld need. ....75¢...... Speedrails...... the Times said, citing industry effi ciency da ta presented 10 the Senate Budjlel Committee by the Pentagon:
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Pa iie 2 . 1)~ il y Egyptian. Apri l I. 1985 Embassy , employee I .released I BEIRUT. Lebanon IUPH Moslem gunmen released a kidnapped French Embassv employee Sunday - I he st'Cond Westerner freed in as many days - as Christian and Moslem mililiam ~n pounded each other in southern Lebanon. AI leasl five people died in lhe fighting. Danielle Perez. 34. Z secretarv at the French Embass)" in B(· irut. was released lired bUI unharmed Sunday afternoon. F'rench Ambassador Fernand Wibaux said. Perez wa kidna pped March 22 wilh her [ather. French chief o[ prolocol Marce! Carlon. 62. as they drove to work al the embassy: Kidnappers. are still holding her [alher and nine other Westerners - two ot her Frenchmen. five Americans. one Brilon and one Dutchman. The shadowy pro-Iranian Islamic Jihad I Holy Warl originally claimed res90n· sibility fo! the abducthm of Perez. Ca rton . a nother Frenchman and two Britons. are Katir Rich. !\ten sa Cupp and Olhria L.esinski. All are Georrrey Nash and Brian from Ca ... ·o(lI1 dale . Levick. But a previously unk nown Moslem guerrilla group Council to consider insurance costs' calling itsel[ lhe " Khaiber Brigades' said last week it H.' HnhTil:: Insura nce pla ns . The repor t Ill was holding the rive and would The council instructed Dixon to vote on a water rale SI3rr Wr iif'" to come up \"ith a lternatives to points out that retired em· crease. The proposed increase free the two Britons and the pl oyees onl y accounl [or 8 secretary because it no longer Revised alternalives for a plan that wou ld have in would raise water rates 9.1 percent o[ ihe Shawnee HM O believes they are spies. cutting costs in the City of creased the cost of insurance percent for minimum con cit ~ ' policy holders [rom Ihecit y. Nash. a metal expert. was Ca rbonda le's i nsu ra nee for current prnployees. sumption o[ 3.000 gallons a program include allowing while retired city employees monlh. Industria l users wit h a released Wednesday and would have had to convert Dixon said the retired em monthly consumption of 2.5 Levick. an Ilil executive. was retired city employees to ployees pay 100 percent o[ [reed Sa t erda y. Bot h were remain covered under the Iheir group policies to ol her their premiums. but at group mi llion gallons wou ld ex city's group insurance plan types o[ coverage. perience and 11.3 percent unharned. rates. The experience rate for increase. Near the pori o[ idon. 24 until they reach the age o[ 65 or Rel ired cit y emptoyees led lhe group is nased on the mi les sout h o( Be irut. become eligible [or Medicare by retired ci ty manager number o[ claims riled. In Ihe Christia n mi li tias a nd supplemental insurance plans. Ca rroll Fry prolesled Ihe HM O poli cies. Dixon's reporl The council \\liII also begin a Pa leslinian-backpd Moslem The Cily Council on Monday proprosal a l Ihe March 18 stales Ihal the rei ired em review on the so-ca lied forces bombarded each other will discuss a reporl by City council meeting. Fry argued ployees cost ! 3i .992 more lhan Halloween ordinar _e. At issue with artillery shells a nd MllIlager Bill Dixon outlining thai the conver ion would what they paid into the plan. , in the ordinance is i he ban on rocket-propelled grenades. way~ to reduce the city's in· cause retired employees 10 pay Cost cutting measures new liquor licenses (or Illinois At least ri ve people were surance cost (or both retired more money (or possibly less proposed for current cit y Avenue. killed and rive others were and current cit y employees. coverage. employees include having injured in the shelling Sunday. Dixon sa id r etired In his report. Dixon said the health insurance lake e[[ect The Liquor AdV Isory Board orficials at Sidon's Hamrrioud firefighters would not be conversion of retired em arter the first 90 days o[ em· recommended late last year Hospital said. Forly people required to cOllvert to the ployees was recommended ploy ment wit h the city. that the council repeal Ihe were reported killed and 7. Medicare supplemental plan because Ihey are " high risk" P resently. employees a rc ordinance. Board members injured in similar fighting becauseolstateJaw. policy holders and drive up lhe required to work [or 30 days [elt lhat [he ordinance has Saturday. Other alleroolive proposals city's yearly group cost [or before bein g eligible [or in'· removed the competiti ve Orndal Bei rul Radio said in the report ""II [01 relired insura nce. surance benefits . business a tmosphere [rom gunners [rom the Lebanese city employees presently Figures in the report. show downtown. Board members Forces Christian militia covered by the group in· thai the retired employees Another proposal would said repealing the ordinance res:lrnetl bombardment o[ lhe surance to remain covered accounl [or " 16.2 percent o[ the require part-time employees would a lso make bar owners Mi yeh-Miyeh a nd Ai n AI while people who retire a fl er experience related costs" to work 1.000 hours a year more responsive to drinking Hilweh rdugee camps on the May t. ' \985 would have 10 charged by Ihe Shawnee before becoming eligible [or laws. because dtv o(ficials eastern outskirts of Sidon. convert their group policies to Hea l lh Maintena nce city insurance. could more eaSily' revoke a other ty~ o( coverage. Organi7..ation. one of city's The counci l is also expected liquor license. IItll 8c lfic' s ~islJ Nd
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Opinion & Commentary Woody cafeteria a needed service SIU.c MA Y NEED AN ATIRACTIVE RECEPTIO/\ AHEA for recruiting shlde~ts. as suggested by President Somi!. HGw~ver , conver ting WooJy Ha ll C2feteria to make room for it would be 0 mistake. Somit annoonced plans for the conversion at a recent Faculty Senate meeting. The proposed reception area would include office space (or admissions workers. an auditorium and a food canteen. The reception a rea's purpose would be to help attract LT05PLocti ve students and impress their parents. . There is nothing wrong with wanting to present a n attractive ,"mg. to L~ose people interested in att.ending SlU-C. But not at the expense of Woody Hall cafeteria. The cafeteri.• is one of the truly relaxing places on campus. Its quiet atmoo.~,.!re has been enjoyed for years by students and faculty as a place for conversation, reading or just coffee sip ping. Many 0 , the people who go to the Woody Hall cafeteria are regulars who make it part of their daily routine, For them. the cafeteria is a desirable change of pace from the hectic, crowded and loud cafeterias in the Student Center. Letters IN FACT, WOODY HALL CAFETERIA would be a good place to start presenting that better image Somit wants. Replacing the old curtains and buying new furniture - particularly for the patio - are just some of the things that could be done to Improve the looks of the cafeteria. Opening the patio doors on nice days Belonging to professional fraternity would a lso capitali ze 00 an aspect of the cafeteria that is neglected now. With a littl ~ effort, Somil could have the attracti ve area he proved a tremendous experience says is important to recruiting students a nd the cafeteria's Recently a friend gave me as a serious investment in regulars would still have their meeting ~ ace. Parents waiting for registering students would have a pleasant place to pass the opportunity to ,discuss the their career fulure. sometime. value of membership in a I went on to mention that. Fix up Woody HaU cafeteria and bypass the reception center professional fraternity. I was along with many projects and plans. That way the University will get a desirable facility that. delighted to respond in a , .. there are ample sales and marketing events . unlike Somit's proposed receptiqp area. could be enjoyed by both positive manner concerning fraternities partiCipate in prospective students and the faclllty a nd students a lready here. the merits of belonging, opportunities to regional and national con· participating and acquiring an ventions which offer members educational advantage on the gain practical a chance to travel. meet cha llenges the future will contacts and gel away from possess. _., experience routine classes. Conventions Township election chance While hesitating for a brid provide members with moment, my thoughts turned enriching seminars and to the many personal rewards banquets all weekend . to elect students to office I have attained directly in college there arp ample Motivational speakers rela te The result 01 the Carb""dale township Jevel. related to my association with opportunities to gain practical current trends and happenings Tow:lShip election on April 2 If you don' t know much a professional fraternity. business experience not found in the real business market, hinges on what students at about Carbondale Township I spoke with pride con in textbooks. Professional producing increased student SIU-C do - or rail to do. Right government. that's because cerning our chapter' s fraternities offer members awareness on the opportunities now, two student candidates the present trustees have let it dedication to the preservation exceiient resources to develop thei r career can crea te. are hard at work trying to win sink further into obscurity for of I'rofessiona lism in the the skills and knowledge Did 1 make a sale-! Did my seats in local government. Tim the past eight years. Without a marketplace as well as a t SJU necessary to be an informed friend become a member ' Capps and Charles Pharazyn change in 1985, it will just be a C. I felt comfortable in and effective business person, Only time will tell. One certain would represent studenl in· bad joke in ,989. acknowledging that we were a instjlling actua l business and positive result . from this terests if elected to township We don't need seat-winners unique mixture of majors. activities that coll ege is unable involvement enabled me to re trustee positions. in local government. We need ranging from marketing anr! to teach in a classroom setting. think. eva luate and more Student apathy has a lready some young people who will finance to computers and furthering the freedom to deal great ly appr eCiate my thrown away the Ci ty Counci. tackle the responsibilities of biology. I pointed out , of with professionals and gC! in membershIp. ejection, at least as far as office with enthusiasm and course, that a ll our members oulsidt:: contacts a nd rewar If I had the opportunity to student candidates a re con· genuine concern. So leI's fl ex were not .. A " students. but "ad :1ing members with an "edge" join a professional fraternity cerned. Dave Madlener a nd our voting muscle April 2 and the initiative and potential to that an uninvolved college again. I most certainly would :'im Larson didn' t make it get some students into Car become a sucessful busiO':~s stude nt won't have. The and this lime I would become through the primary. But sru· bondale government. - Ben person in their unique career fraternity's importance is president. - Michael A. Hala. C has a second chance at the Slralf> meyer. Carbondale. J>3 th. considered by our membership senior. Markf'ting. Doonesbury BV GARRY TRUDEAU Swinburne being
/!!ITYrXI~AMAN. YfJIJ'RCNQr EXPfCTEP tli THINK ABafT ANY attacked unfairly IF 711AT>TlH! so 'lWCIf.4IIGt / QEW The Cent er on Deafn ess wi ll coordination or sign la nguage, brings satire to community perform the classic "Snow speech. song: dance and Whit e and the Seven Dwarfs," drama that is designed 10 Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the please all ages. II~ H('lind ::l EdnHluct !ooOlI Student Center Ballroom D. SI~f( \\' rH('r Ti ckets. which a re SI for Last week's performance by The performance is spon· students wit h identification sored by the Siudent Center. the Calipre Play~rs a t the and S2 fo r others. are available ea Iipre Stage was a first in two This is ihe fi fth year tha t the at the door a t the Student ways : it was the group's fir t Cent er on Deafness has been Ce nter cf>-ntrallicket offi ce, show on its hOlr,c turf since its inviled to perform at SIU.c. Fllr more information, call inceptjon last September a!ld it The p e rfor m a n , ,~e is a was the first official produc 536·3:;51. tion of satire at SIU-C. The group performed "Cutlass & fu\pier."· a hodge· podge of satirical literature from authors as varied as C,e. cummings and L-ewis Carroll. resHontbTes~ The Calipre Pla~ ' ers decided Liye Music to produce satire because of it s noticeable 3bsence in theatrical produr ions in the Rick McCoy Quartet Ca rbondale com ~ \l nitv . " In one wav we see it a a Hennn inger Bier Lt and Dk $1 .25 comm unit\' se rvice - wc're providing' a needed ~e n· ice . 119 N. Washington . We also wanted 10 pro,' ide SI students with a differen l kind of performance that hasn't been available."' said Ronald Health News ... Pelias. the group's manager BY DR. RANDY J . DAVID and assistant professor in lhe Department of Speech Com· Carbondale Chiropractic munication. According t o Pelias. Clinic "CuOass & Ra pi er" differs from most dramatic ANYONE A BACK productions in that it is a production of lilerary prose. PAIN TARGET " I think Ii& tirical materiai The Calipre P layers perfof'n "Cutlass and Rapier: ..\ Group plays very well to a variety of Performance or Satir("" Th urs d a~' night at the Caliprr Stag!', Do yOu hOH Q ''bod back" tho ~' $ been causing you a lot of pain and a udiences. We want ed a show di scom!orf? You hove lots of comp-:my. According to some estimotes, that has a broad a ppeal. and are optimistic - he expects to more thon 75 million Americons hove bock problems, U's even been rehrrred to 0 1 epid.mic. satire has that - it's comic." be busy touring w,th the group II doea"', IHm to ma tt.;- vhot your occupmion is, either. Wo itresses Though the term satire often through next fall. A prolonged who do lots of bending over to pick up ond remove d ishes con develop brings 10 mind stinging tour will need an expanded bock problems. So ca n f!)UKUlive, who spend most of their time a t desks, commenta ries on taboo sub repertory. and Pelias already How.very, peopl. who or. not active ond do not work 0 1 keeping jects. PeJi as says in choosing has started to plan for ad· physica lly Iii or. mas' likely to d • ..,elop back problems, works for the group's reper ditional pieces . lnth ef~ ture he Whate.... er the couse, tha "s when a chiropractic exa mina tion and toi re he has been especially hope to do a collection of tr.atmen' ma y help restore your bock and body 'a good health. Through careful to choose pieces that shows a 1)01J 1 feminist issues, genlle ma nipuloi'ons of the spine and other treatment, the doctor of dear with sociall y acceptable chiroproctic works 10 remove any misalignments thot may be causing pa in a nJ diacomfort by interfering with your bc.dy's nervous system, subjects, because he wants to Don', suffer needlenly when chiropractic Ireolment may bring you 'he attract a community and high relief you need. school audience. " I wouldn't mind doing Carbondl. Chiropractic Clinic controversial work. but t would mind risque pieces Dr. Randy J. Oevid because of our intended Do you hav. e question? cloCorilondolo Chi_ k Clink audience."' explained Peli as. WrfWorc:eIl... l03S. W.. h l_ who rema rked that neither a Carbondo~ , Il linois 62901 'da mn' nor a 'hell' were to be 618-"57·8127 found in 'Cutlass & Rapier." Pelia, predictions for the success of " Cutlass & Rapier" "NEW " Rock In Roll ~mc UNIV£Rsm, . • , r DUCIO P't(( ~ I ()I' "'A"Nfl~ & !W I l lll!. High School Th. KIlling FI.lds • 7:15 7 &9prr $1.00 M.alr PG-13 5:30 2.00 8:00 Porlry's ' •••ng . W"' ___ y. n.u .....y. 5:'5 @S2 ,OO 7:'5 & .rlcloy IF JASON STILL G HJlJ.JNlSYOlL YOU'RE MlT ALONE PG Eating Roui FklbirTNE 13'" 7 &9pm $ 1.00 fillY 'lId.olou,.. 4thlloot Student c.r.,.,. APRIL 3-7, 7:00 PM Lab Theater An evening for the CommuAications Bldg. w hole family SIU-C bring the k. ids. Admission $2.00 For info. call Weekdays 5:C)7 :059:10 at the door. 453-5741 Woman finds disability no barrier_to success U, I':mla Budwrr handiea pJ>C(l . Si:IH \ \1"i14'r disabilily. Beitsch conlracled a rare " CO: ;1 re or~e nlativ e of Ihr The ti tie. 'Miss Wheelchair virus at age eight and has been di sabled in Illinois. Bietsch Sangamon Count y.' is " not just con fined to a whee lchair since wi ll travel Ihroughoul Ihe slale a token" for Marcy Bietsch, then. She \/iews the wheelchair spea kin g t o variou s but an opportun ity 10 pagea nt a ~ an oppor tunity to organil.a lions about the needs represent th e rtb ab!pc of gp.1 peopl e 10 look pasl Ihe and Ihe accomplishm ents of Il li noi s as nol jusl people who h. jicap. Ihe disabled. cannot do something. 'eople have 10 gel beyond Bietsch . who is working on For her. irs "being in Ihe seeing lhe handicap 10 ""ing her mas ter 's degree in mainstrea m, WiU, spea king the person: ' she said. " If r ·ha bililation counseling . . engagem ents a nd ol he r people aren't exposed 10 the wonders "where I' m going 10 Ihings: ' she said. " I\" s a lso disabled. then they fo rm ideas fit in all the tra veling." she saying that being disabled is aboul lhem." said. nol so different. thaI we lead The primary goa ls of the The wheelchair pageants are normallives too: ' Miss Wheelchair pageants are no['well publicized and operale Biel eh. an SIU-C graduale to ce lebr a l e Ihe ac on a volunteer contribution sludent. was one 01 22 par· complishmenl of a ll disabled basis. Bietsch said. Personal li eipa nls in the r egional citizens in lhe stale and to alert and lravel expenses are paid competition last month. the public 10 Ihe need for by the e nlranl unless Having won lhat competitior:, eli mi n ~ ling all architec tural dona lions are ma de by Ihe 23-year-old Springfield and il :!iludinal barriers sponsoring merchants a nd na tive will compete in the Miss toware ~ ~ !~ di sa bled . civic groups. . Wheelchair Ulinois pageant Other goal s i nc lude If Bietsch wins in the slate April 13 in Moline. providing Ihe physically compelition. she will the~ The competitions resemble disabled the chance to dpvdop co mpete in the Miss beaul y pageants. but entrants. their potential with the able Wheelchair America pageanl are not jurtged on how well bodied community. and to in Warm Springs. Ga.. in they juggle or sing. The three selecl a spokeswoman for the August. Marc)' Hirtch qualilies judges look for are acco mpli shm ent. co m · municalive skills. and self perception and projection. The a ccom pli s h ment calegory includes nol oril y person al. vocational and 1 1 4 academic deeds. but also how WELLNlSS ( .OlORME THINKING well one has adjusted 10 her FAIR POWERFUL GLOBALLY Puzzle answers 5 6 WOMEN'S HOW SAFE SELF·DEFENSE IS SEX7 8 9 11 PUGNANCY FOOD AND INTRODUCnON AFTER 30 RTNESS TO YOGA 13 UNDER THE INFLUENCE 16 17 15 UVlNG INTRO· WDGHT IN THE DUCTION lOSS NUCllAR TO AGE TAI~HI CHUAN , Adam's Rib WElLNESS WEEK PROGRAMS APRIL 1· 6, 1985 Haircut 57,50 I. WllUCSS fAa · c--s Md4U\Ue'to_,our MMtI .. I"IttGHAHCYNTUlO· ..... ,....ot_ ... _ 1• . A1'M.LtlC....-as · Aft~dlWUttr.lnerwiU , Perm 'n Cut 532,50 ...... "-- ___. Apt1tI .IO.JONI. · l'OOf'M.SouttI ~ _'-."...fTonIdlrirdedslc.flto __ pr..-~,~ ~c_~wtdI ____ 5oIIchedon "'--$tudIIftI CeMtr. No appointment needed ~"'doc .. 01 )(I . ~brw_!f .s.Mca. _,.,."..~~b7 ....._.1-a.,..n-I '-.. "prV 1. 7PM.MM;k ...... -. ~ecne. . 5ponLw.cL...... J. 7.. P'M.~~,."...~ 1 . 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A ...... _ ...... ~tnfonMc1OII lIII ....· _OU ...... 1• • l.ftST'nMCo~ ·.5 · .GkLJOOO_,.. 7 . snusJiAANACUlllOllT · A~"'w.~ ___ w.L., """' J. 7.9 P'M. 1...... -. SCUdIIII a.c.. ~ MarO)Odl.Con&«I ..... to...,~ ...... __ perl~ c...... l_W...... ~l.d .. s.H-775' to ...... s... """,,,.A"A ~COIIIC*'IUMton ... .-td~"""'T-' . tn "... s-vtc. OWe. Apr1Il. ) .Sf'M.c.v ro rwat- S)0..4&4I . fII....,. ~p,,~{'ft---. Daily------~ Egyp!aan. Aprtl) . 19¥5 . Speaker says anti-Semitism Some Like It Hot! has roots in Greek empire ST. LOUIS TO NASSAU BAHAMAS FROM Ih Johnlh .. Ii" Anderman claims thai in Ihe God', hands and He'lI decide 7 nights with hotel package. ~tarr \\rit ~r past. Christian5 were laught to when the time has come," Includes round-t"ip air fo re. hat~ .Jews. Th ~ 1 is not the case native show . ..,..,efcome cocktails . $359~0 Anti- emitiRm is not a 20 th Band on Doubl. so much l oda~ he said. li E Il E LI~~ \ ' ES it is ralher loung,'! admission and more I century phenomenon. Its Occupancy The competition between humorous tha i Christ ian history ex tends to the begin fundamenta li st". ma ny of nings of the Greek empire and Christianity and Judaism a lso CHICAGO TO BARBADOS WEST INDIES FROM whom are considered a nti · Indude s round trip air fare and is even a part of the Book of siems from th e New Semitic. are a lso the strongest Exodus in the Bible. said Testament because i~ says that 7 n ights hotel. Transfers and suppurters of Israel. $ 5 9 9 0 0 Stanley Anderman. executive J ews are the children of Salan. more. Accomodatians at Sichris dircL!Or of th e Anti · Anderman said. Anderman cited twa in· Resort. Book it now! ! e:~~: Defamation League in t. '" tances as low points in J ewish Louis. Fl·IlTIIEHMOH E. Martin histor·l. The fi rst occurred GLAMOROUS NORWEGIAN CARIBBEAN CRUISE occupancy Anderman visited SIU·C Luther's anger towa rd the during the Crusades when 7 gloriOUS and rela xing days at FROM Thcrsda\'. J ews added to the problem. more .Jews were killed than Judais'm was the second l)nderma n sa id Luther during the Holocau;1. The sea. Includes meals . buffets. $619 and m uch more, AIR FARE 00 most common reli gion and became anti-Sem itic when second was the Holocaust. there was a theological J ews didn't join him in when six million J ews were EXTRA ! ! Call for details, Each based on competition between Judaism Protestantism. killed by Adolf Hiller . he said. double occ. A ir fare extra and Greek Pantheism. An Convert ing Jews t o Anderman said th ~ 1 the CHICAGO TO CANCUN MEXICO FROM derman aid. The Roman Christianity has been a goal of Catholic church s till hasn' t ex· Includes round trip air fore Empire conti nu ed an ti · many Christians for several communicated Hi tle r . In ond famous A ntillono Halel Semitism during it~ rcign. ~ent 'uries now, Anderman addition. he believes Ihe for 7 luxurious night s, Transfers Christianity basically began ~aid . He said there a re several Catholic church didn't take a and more. Call for details! Each based during the Homan empire. hc reasons Christians want 1('1 strong enQuph sta nce aga; n ~t on double 0«. said. as a denomination of convert J e\\'s to Ch ristia nity. Hiller during World War II. He Judai- m. When Christianity Thev believe thai J esus will said lhat Catholic churches establi shed it.s own religious cOln e ag4:!i n if Jews accept a nd monasteries took in many AND SOME DON'T! context. competition with Jesus as ,he Messiah. that .J ews. but it was nol ChUrl:l MARION TO CINCINNATI 00 Judaism occurred. Anderman Israel must be returned to policy. Round trip on Dependable BRITI! $156 said. He likened tre troubles biblical grealness and the Round between Christianit\" and return of J ews to Israel. An· ) I.\:,\y El; IIU1'~; A :,\ . YOUR PREFERRED SOUTH ERN tLLlNOIS TRAVEL AGENT Judaism as simila r to ·parent. derman said . count ries are still a nt i-Semitic, THAT ALWAYS GIVE YOU ALiTILE BIT MORE! ! ctildren quarreling. "That is a big burden to Anderman said. including place on Jews .. ' he said. "The Germ any, Aus tria . and " TH Eil E IS A theological. Jewish basic belief is lhat the Poland. f ew J ews live in those political and now a sociological c:oming of the Messiah is in countrics. he sa id. com p eti ti on between Christians and Jews '" An derman said. Student robbed in dorm A major stumbling block in A studerrs checkbook and told campus poli ce thai two the relationship between SIOO cash were tolen from hi s black ma les. one carrying a Christianitv and Judaism. dormitory room by two men hunting knife. entered his Anderman' believes. is that who threatened him wi th a 4· room a nd told hi m to li e on the Christianity holds Jews inch hunting knife. according fl oor. responsible for lhe killing of 1.0 a representative of campus The men searched his desk Jesus. Therefore. it is the security. drawers until Lhey found the responsibility of Christians to The incident occurred a t cash and hi s checkbook. the punish .Iudaism a nd J ews. he a bout 9:30 a.m. Thursday. representa tive said. Hedges r------??ijlsaid. Grant Hedges. 25. of Boomer I. was unharmed. I From 110, 1260r 135 I Color Film Proceuecl SPC Expressive Arts I Same Day Service In our Lab and lite Beer lin by lOAM out by 5PM 12 .xp.•..• ••• • $2.76 present i 100 W. Walnut 24 .xp...... 89 I 36 .xp••.....•.• 6 ••7 The Lite Beer I Carbondale, IL Disc /15 .xp.)••. '3.47 I 549·3800 Comedy Connection April 12, 8 pm, Main Room I COUPON EXPIRES 4/ 6/ 85 :=:~~ Old ~------~ ------~ Winner will open for Russia n Comedian Yakov Smirnoff Thu rsday. April 2S. Dealine for applications AprilS. generic SALE \ Pick up your application in t he • SPC office. 3rd floor. Student CenlE. copies M~! B ::::::::::!'" mustlee •" ( ·;llh., Un,,-" characters may try to follow ; . Rcn;l lssa nce. people k new SI;III \\ ril l'l" slraighl line to their desired nOl hing aboul remale ova. love objecls. in Ihe play " Ihere Thc v believed bolh men and "Shakespeare's 'Twelfth is somet hing off-center im· women prod uced sperm which l ight :' Transvestite Theatre plan ted in nature that .:fe()ccls was n ecessa r y fo r III a World Withou t Eggs" was men and women to thei r reprod uct ion. So Ihf?Y Iivr-n ill the topic of the annual Harry natural desir es .. ' hesa id. "a world wilhoul eggs," T, Moore lecture delivered Only by not gelling whal Greenblall said. Thursday night in Morris the\' think they want are the Cross-dressing is a commo.n I.ibrary Audit orium by characlers a ble 10 gel ",hal are plOI because or Ihis beli ef in Stephe n G r ee nbl a tt , a their natural desir es . he sa id. the twin sexual nature of professor at the Uni versity of human beings. Through Ihe Ca lirornia at Berkeley, Greenblall said Ihe cross· " playful lension" in such plols. The leclure was one of the dressing pl ol was "perreclly Ihc plays come to possess highligh ts or the Centra l conventional" in Renaissa nce sexual energy. Greenbla ll Hcnaissa nce Conference last limes . People were fascinated said. This energy transforms wee~ at SIU·C, with trying to understand the Ihe girl who dresses as a boy Grrenblatt"s lecture was a differences between the sexes. and helps her 10 rind her real provocative. entertaining and accounts of women sud sexual na ture. aUel11pt to explain the Iran denly bei ng Ira nsrormed 10 svestism and homose xual men were often told. GHEE:\,IlI.ATT SA IIl Ihe attractions which lake place in characters are " rea lizing their t1app~ Ii()u.- li the ,hakespeare comedy These accounts were ex ident it ies through cross· "Twelfth Night." plained by theories Ihal male dressing, They pass Ihrough and female sexual organs were l hc state of a man in order to Tom Collins 9t)< I~ TilE PI.,\ Y. one girl ra lls idenlica l excepl ror dir· become a woman." he sa id. Free Pel!Duts & Popcorn in love with another giil who ferences ill " magnitude and has di sguised herselr as a boy. dislribulion ." The dirferences Greenbl all has degrees rrom &FI'It1L~OON Q.l SHOW Thp gi rl in disgui se ra lls in love were caused by Ihe racI Ihal Yale and rembroke. has won a with the man she serves. who remales were cold . so Iheir Guggenheim rellowship and a doesn't immediately return organs couldn'l devclop Na tional Endowment for the IMPOkT SPECIAL 6·9PM her arrecli ons because he properly. Greenblatl said Arts award. and has wrillen thin ks she is a bov. people believed. several Looks. After numerous ploi twists. ever yone pairs orf in happy TIll'S FOR HJ:;)I;AISSI\)I;l'E His lecture was one of 64 ~ 95~ heterosexual relationships . sci2llt ists gender was never presentations which were Greenblatl explained Ihal in absolute. There was simply a given during the conference. the play. "events pursue thei r predominance of one sex in a They ranged rrom a slide na tural curve:' person. not an exclusion of the leclure on Ihe Shroud or Turin olher . he said. to a presenta tion of Mexican AI.TIIO VG II Til E Furlhermore. during Ihe Henaissar. : e choral music. IULIAIIS PllLOut SPECIAL A&£~."'" "Hot Ham 8& Ch .... -Itallal) Beef -Hot Putraml -Hot Turk.y Sub -BarbeQu. -Corn.d Beef All Ser. eel with Pickle &. ChiP. 'Jp until now,you've h8li to deal with up rewa.rdJ.ngyou with a handsome sum. .I".,..c..., Otter greedy 01' Uncle Sam. Every time you . 'l'h1r>.gsI1keTAXDEDUCrIBLEdeposlte PUI DIlIIIIC made a IitUe money, he was there W8.1t up to $2,000 aye..,. ($4,000 per worldng ..ttl .'" ..lI4IwIcll Ing fur a handout. But at last, Uncle Sam cou~!e) , with interest that acGillIluIates has met his match. Because now, there's TAX DEFERRED until retl1'ement. an uncle who believes it's better to give Come by and let us introduce you to than to receive ...Uncl e Ira., the IndJvId· your OWl> Uncle Ira. I uaI Retl1'ementAccount that can wind All Beef Fraoks UBCLE IBK__ ~ IleetH1m~at 35e 1217 West MaIn street Post OffIce Sox 2888 t _____ Carbondale IL 62902-2888 NIUA 618-457-3595 Sturgis Public Service- Award up for nomination ACROSS Nominations for the 1985 1 serious 6 Mets' stadium Today's Lindell w. St urgis Memoria l 10 Mottutk Public Service Award are 14 Swarm being accepted until April :;. 15 Water body All StU-(, employees arc 18 California cll) Puzzle e li g ible for the award 17 With force 18 Military presented as recognition of command their contribu ti ons in 8ctivites 20 Degrading. unrelated to job responslbilii es :t2 Stand by for to the communil y. state or 23 Teeth Puzzle answers nation. 24 Hard Indi vidua ls who were 25 Surrounded are on Page 8_ 28 Drier nominated previously but nol 2$V.. tmenl s('lecled are eligible for DENNIS 30 Male animal renomination. All nomina li ons 35 Untruth should be sent toJack R. Dyer. 36 CycIopa" exec uti ve dire ctor of 37 C8me1~h8Ir 31 Wedding vow fabric 1 Ash 32 Anlmsl food Univcrstiy relations. 1008 S_ 38 mem_Fraternity 2 Encyclopedia 33 - - in one's Eli7.1beth Sl..l.arbondale_ 3 Syria. once toor.net The recipient of the award .. , Inn .. Fool!sh 34 Sky-high will receive a cash gin and ..a Utlll!y unl1 5 FalSie teeth 36 Haggard plaque to be presented by the « .. - and Gretel" 6 Spet:ter 39 Hexer StU Board ofTrustel's . "5 Civil 7 Instruments 48 loamy deposit 8 Book- 40 Tourist stoD The award is sponsored by 50 Anoint 9 Humorist 41Wrang_ an endowed fund established 51 Ethereal George - .2 In the spotlight by the family of the late Lin 55 Covered with 10 Scratching .. 4 -haw dell W. SturgiS 10 supl'orl arnetel " Rada,'s kin 45 Dough recognition of publk ! ., IX..... • U.· S ••VIC. ALL RESERVE SEA TlNG Center on Deafness Pre=5e::;;n;.;.t;;s'---___ To CHICa•• & .U.U ••• DlPAnulllS IITVINI Thurs_Apr/'. Sunday 9om. 2pm • • :3Opm April 7 Fr/_AprI15 Monday 9om.I2noon April' 2pm ••: 3Opm --...... "....- AIR COND_. WASHROOM EQUIPPED. REClINING SEATS STOPS LOCATED THROUGHOUT---- CHICAGO & SUBURBS PHV Of SIGN LANGUAGE. THE STUDENT TRANSIT A CHOREOGSORANG DANCE AND DRAMA ONLY $39.75 ROUNDTRIP SPEECH. • -- (1 way also avallabl.) <:hildren/Sludenf5 ... -----..;..------1=:_~ -,Adult, _ - SJ.OO E TICKET SALES OFFICELOCA TED AT.. - '2.00 _: S UDENT 7155.UNVaSJJY AVL liRANSIT 011 ...... OPEN M.W 9:3Oam.5pm. lhurs• .frl. 7am.5pm PH: 529.1862 "ESTABLISHED SERVICE YOU CAN DEPEND ON" Program helps displaced women fi_nd jobs !I\ "'::tr;th U,,11l 1\ priority with the women in the by developing their own career which is funded .nrollgh the Clinton counties Some ~i:lH \\,-jI f'r prognun bCCClllS(, going on plan which indudes knowing ~lIinois Farmers Union . women. !1v\\t'ver. Ira\·cl rrom public aid is like "gomg from wha t skills to develop and what other ("ounlies 10 the field Finding employment can be The progra m also receives a one dependent st.lge 10 kind of joh training to go into. g rant from the illinOIS offices l oa ppl~ · .. all ier said :1 trVlng time (or some \\ omen . a nother. .. Sat tl er said . IJI SPI.t\('EU homemaker One' social service in Southern Coa lition Against Violence_ The program also helllS Women have the option or Sattler said . and victims of domestic Illinois is makl:1g jobs easier \'iolence are all facing dif for some women to find. women who are victims of ta king a secretarial class A vital par! or 'be I>f'lgram's ·domes l it "iolence. Som(, offer ed at the Di placed efrectiveness is working wilh rerent barriers 10 entering Ihe The Displac~ Homemaker \\ orkrorce_ she said. The Program is hel ping women abused \\'ives will return to Homemaker's office. which ot her agencies 10 Southef'" major obstacle seems 10 be through vocational counseling th·eir husba nds because they meets three times a week for Illinoi s. have no form or support. 51lc 26 weeks a t 2:U W. Main in la ck of self-confidence and and training to find cln wo rkmg in the program helps ployment a nd. in some cases. said. Ca rbonda le. or take vocational " T1IEllt:·S MI wav for one Kathv Gvure. director of the training classes in other fields agency to provide" all the the women's self-esteem. get off public assistance. Sal1·ler said. Women who ha" e been out of prograin . . said that without at John A. Logan College. people's needs'. Gyure said. the Jabor force for a t least five this progra m m any women Sattler said . "We a ll reali ze it's a concerted vears and have been depen who are thrus t into ' the effor~ if agencies in the a rea usa asks views dent upon a nother family silu3iion of being a provider SATTLEII. along with n r ~ to be effeclive." mem ber or public assistance ro r themse lves and the ir vocational officers Helena Di s placed Home ma ker' s about fall break are eligible lor the program. families would not find em Quaid and Trish Ilammonds. program absor bs the costs of Women often need job skills ployment. help women obtain s tudent aid the women's child care and St udent's opinions alJv:at the after family s upport is at Joh A. Logan or fill out mileage costs. These two proposed break' lIo of the remo"ed b,· the death of a I~ l!fH-I. Gyurc sa id. -l2 rorms for public pducational factors a re the most common Thanksgiving J r ea ·~{ will be spou e, div·orce. or disability percent of the women enrolled aid. barriers for the women getting soli cited at the ' -lIdergnduale or are no longer eligible for in the program wc.re able 10 The Di s place Home· to classes and making the StJdenl Organil3tion p ublic assista nce. sa id find jobs wi thin one yeaf and maker's program \/as part of program effective for them . Suggesti on Table in the voca I iona I counselor Peggy 35 percent decided to continue Comprehensive Employment Gyure said Student Center Monday. Sattier. their vocational education. Training Act (CETA). which The progra m se rv es The table wi ll be located ei ther at SIU·C or some other was dis mantled in 1983. but is Ja c k son . Wi lli a m son. rrom 10 3.m. 10 .~ P m. in rront SA TILEK SAil) that getting schm l. now part or the Jobs Training Franklin. Jeffers"n. Perry_ of the first floor television off public aid is a major Women in the progra m begin Partners hip Act ( JTPAI. Wa s hington. Marion and lounge. Briefs. MU1>:IlAY MEETI1>:GS: Vers Club. i April Fools p.m .. Student Center Activity Room A: Student Alumni Council. i p.m .. Student Center Ohio Room : Societv for the Advancf" ment or r\lanagemciu. I p.rn. . "tudenl Cent er Mississippi lloom. MIIITEI~" II E n E\\' session fo r GE·B 105 Monday at 4 p.m. in Woody CIO. Sponsored b)' the Center for Basic Skills·Supplemental lns truction. FI:\'ANC IAI. Management Society meeting Monday at i :3O p.m. in the Student Center Missouri Room. Jerr)' Stevens will speak about "Alternative Equity Seleclion." MICKOPIlONE seminar sponsored by the International Te levision Assnciation Monday at 7 p.m. in Communications 1046. Greg Silsby of E!ectrovoice and Ben Shipmann of BC Electronics will discuss microphone applications. techniques and en· vironmental considerations for radio and lelevision applications. LEARN ASOUl' organ donation and transplantalion at the Well ness Fair Monday from 10:30 a .m. to 2 p.m . at the Student Center South Solicitation ARea . Donor forms will also be «vailable. Sponsored by Alpha Alpha Chapter. Eta Sigma Gamma. "THINKING GLOIHI.I.\". Acting Locally [or a Well Body. Well Earth" will be discussed a t an open hOHse Monday for 4 to 6 p.m. in Quigley 10i. s ponsored by the Communit y Development Department. Films. mini-lectures. and literature of "New Age"' thinkers will be featured. UTILE EGYPT Aquarium Club will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at John A. Logan College. Room B32. The club win sponsor a swap shop for a quarium hobbyists, and a talk on how to set up a . saltwater tank. III LL 1l0USE Big Brother. Big Sister program ",HI accept ap· plications for vdunteers Tuesday and Thursday from 10 a.m . to 2 p.m . in the Kill EFS POLlCY: The dradline for Campus Briers is noon two days berore Jlublication_ The briefs must M I~' pewritten. and must includf' Ulne. datl". place. and sponsor of the (,,'ellt and HIP namf' and te lephone numbe.1:" of the "".. son l' ubmitting the item. Items should be deli\'ered or mailed to the naily Egyptian newsroom, Com· nlunicalions Buiklhig. Room 1247. A brirf " ,ill be published once and only as spal'f' a llows. Page 12. Daily Egyptian. April I. 1985 ·Jjl·eds U'~"~::~71'~10,000 ml ssao l.ovl"l 'fr. country .::. INSURANCE G1aSS1 451-4005. -----'-~----...::.-;::...:::...:::....:=-=:..:::.-_I i"iHOHiM. · .so~~ ;.;,~= L_ Mo'or'Y'l. Ra ... hr.',,",' condition $1400 oeo. Allo IS" nUl you call our;..ps $44 ' : .. ~~~~~~~I~lJlf·,.V·" j throygh ,he U.S vc:w-mmenli"~ Gel "'6~OOmll" SUZUKI ~9 G: ~~1SOO. ~. _~H_Jr: dlG:cI"ln. 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( "-I) 20% off material. ,",W!I~ "'-'alive ...... , l1li _ .. _ _ ...... t,.., MedIcIne C) . ',age 16. Daily t.:gyplian. Ap.,ji 1. llilio Saluki softball team splits in rain-shortened tourney H~ SIf'\f' :\k.Tiu ~.' urd"y . SlarrW.-ill'r In the sN'ond ga m(" playf"rl Un Ihe Salilk,s Friday aftcrroon. Ihe Salukis '\'ere leading Miami of ( &'lio I..() The Saluk i softball learn were pilted against a lough lJefore Ihe game was called i" traveled 10 Normal this Cenlral Mi~h igan club. Th. the fourth inning. one inni ng weekend. but r ain and bCtd ga me was scoreless for the shy of a complete game. The wea ther prevented completion first five innings. but the remainder uf Ihe tournament of the Redbird lnvitalional. Salukis jumped on top in thi" W;IS Ihen canreled because of In the Salukis' first game ball am oflhesixlh H). bad wealher. played ~' riday . SIU·C came ('.enlra l Mi chigan Ihen gol ' T he Salukis ~r(' now 8..fl . nol from behind three times to Iwo runners on in the seventh counti ng Ih Iwo \ 'ins against fi n, lI v defeal Illi nois Cenlra l inning a nd brOl1g ht th:: .n home Illinois Cenlra l College. SIU-C College 8·7 in eighl innings. wilh a bases-clearing doubie defealed ICC for Ihe firsl li me The Saluk i offense waS led which gave eMU a 2· 1 " 'in. in Ihe Sa luki Invilalional las I by Kathv Richer!. who went :J. Lisa Peler.'nn look Ihe loss. week. for·5 al Ihe pia Ie. a nd Hhond. Sal uki Coach Ka)' The nexl Saluki game is SOC'\\'. who wen I 2- fo r -4. Brechlelsbauer said Ihal she scheduled for Tuesday al 2 Shorlslop Jenny Shupryl was pleased wilh Ihe way Ihe p.m. when SIU-C wi ll IU IS I continued to hit well. going 3- a lukis played. bul was Soulhe"s! Missouri Siale allhe for-3 with one walk a nd four disappoinled wilh Ihe fina l lAW fi eld across from Ihe runs balled in. Shupryl cane outcome. Recreation Cer.!er . up three times wilh runners in .. All we needed was Ihree "SEMO is a quality Division scoring position a nd brought more Ouls. and we jusl didn'l II learn . a nd Ihey're a good Ihem in each time. Laura do iI." she said. " We've gOI 10 hilline learn:' Brechlelsbauer ...... ~ .. for the taste of· McCune hil a solo home run. bear down on every pitch. See said of Ihe lasf Salukl opponent while E ileen Ma lonev (·:t rned how fast thr momentum can before slarling conference thewin. . change'!" play this w\"'kend. Steele places 7th at regionals K~ SI;III(;urr sl;lrrWrih' ,. of her career: ' SIU-C Coach had their best warmups on Herb Vogel said. F riday. bUI Ihey had anolher Saluki gymnasl Lori Sleele Sleele and Spillman lied for day before compelilion. Ilhink placed sevenlh a l Ihe 'CA A fourlh place in vaull ing wilh Michelle jusl Iried a lillie 100 Cenlra l Hegiona ls on Salurday scores of 9.4:; . a nd again in the ha rd. She had a lOI of IrQuble 25eOFF with a score of 36.35. while floor exercise with 9.25 marks. on the ba lance beam." Vogel leammale Michell e Spillman Alabama 's Cindy Wil s~ 11 said . scored a 34. 45. finished first in vaulting with a Spillman helped ~ I U - C place (1) 6-PACK CARTON - 12 oz. CANS Sleele and Spillman. Ihe only 9.55. Spillman had caplured second a t last year 's regionals mempers of the women's last ye3r's regional vaulling with an a ll·around score of gymn?sti cs team to qualify for lille with a school-record 9.65. 35.85 10 place fiflh. She had big OFFER ExPIRES April 6, 1985 reginna l com p e tition. Sleele placed Ihird in Ih ~ expectations f o r her O '~LY ONE COUPON PER represenl ed SIU-C as Iwo of uneven bars with a 9.30. while sophomore year. bul illnesses REOUIRED puRel '.Sf Ihe s ix individua l all Penny Hauschild a nd Barba ra held her back mosl of this arounders. Six learns com· Ma d ; of Alabama lied for fi rsl. season. OF'"fR GOOD ONLY IN peled as well. wilh Alabama The Crimson Tide won each finis hing firsl and advancing ' evenl. a nd placed Ihe It'P four Louisiana State fini shed The Grocery.SIU 10 Ihe NCAA fina ls wilh a a l1 -a,-9unders. Ha uschild second wilh 181.50 points. St...... tCenter 186.3510Ial. scored a 3i .70 in four events to followed by Michiga n Siale "Sleele had a very good lop a ll olher a ll·arounders. ' 178 .351. !!Iinois ' 177 .801 . mee!. She pul 1000elher a good. " We expecled 10 have done a Illinois Siale f1n.25 1 a nd slrong meel : proba bly Ihe besl iillie beller. Bolh of Ihe girls MLt;souri (J73 . 8.; ~ . ~-1 TV·Stereo .epalr ...... TIllAT •• TV Rental - Color S25-month Buy new or u .... TV'. an low payment plan (best ....1. In town) A·ITV 715 S. IlIInol. Ave, (across from 710) 4U.7009 A-1 Address In V.llow P. is lncorrKf Drastic-reduclions!! Save on everylhing in the We overbought & the merchandise must be cleared to make room for new Spring fashions that are arriving daily. .l.IuUwn£ of the savings: CICir'Dc. Prjc, ,\1"nv r . I t' I..~ · I lUll ,. n r I, ' ''~ ' Fiorucci Jeans $2()'S23 511.50-514.50 L.dy H.th.... y b!e.use. i28.95 511 .75 Chi"d our ~III or I f' ~ ~ r.ld. Zeppelin jeans & pa nts $18.00 59.75 lona coats S98.()().S 119.00 549.95 • Kt'!!ul,u mpr c- h,lnd ...... ,ocket. S38.()().S58.00 519.95 1U% oif th,,, "1't,1.1 One group men's dress SI 6.9H20.00 $4.()()'510.00 shirts APRIL 6 1985 TICKETSS2.00 3:00 1»m TICK.ETSS2.00 BALLRooms AtB SIUSTUDENTCENTER 1J~~5ner Extended. hrs. this week ~ 10:00am-8:O.>pm Tickets available at Student Center Box Office C~M P US ---Buy In ad\llence. seating IS limited ---- The best physiques on the SIU campus will be SHOPPING CENTER _ ___ ---,-,,.,-underone roof. _,---____ lfIdiehouse Carbondale -Also. Special Guest Poser· • Inc Women golfers finish 2n.d in nine-team field B~ ,\nita.l. ~Inn('r the lurn of .Iurday·s play. Kenlucky placed Ihird wilh a nalionals:' Plall said. four birdies on her wav to a SI:trr\\l"il('f but gave up crucial strokes In 642 tOlal. follO\\'I'd by Wi chita 3talberger suld the ;:ialukis career )0\\ and first - place the riml l nine holcs and Wf'rc Slale and Kansas Slale. whi ch arc g~lr.ing in confidence and finisn Gi l\lagnusson lind a Iwo edged :I02·l09 . lied for fou r lh al r,n Pia II could surprise Ihe Hedbirds. ·· 1 felt I had Ihe game - I under par iO in th(" final round talked about the dispCtritj' in ·· We needed 10 gel in Ih" ··Thal :102 Illinois Stale s hol was reallv relaxed which is !he of the Saluki Invitational Ihe Galeway Coll egial( pOSition. When we gel in thl~ mosl ,mporlanl Ihing.-· Salurdav. 10 take meda iisl is a great score and for us to Alhletic Confe r ence Ihis position more often. we II come honors ·and lead Ihe SI ·r still be balliing with Ihem season and the upcomi ng out on top - you've gOl to J\ l agnll ~so ll said. ,, ' had ~1 women's golf learn to a second I"m really pleased'-· Saluki conference meet exper ience tha t type 01 couple of problems. bul I had place finish in the nine·leam coach Sonya Sla iberger said . competiti on before you "an do recovery shots which were field. "The" arc a r.1 uch more ex .. oUlhern and Illinois Slale il !o win." Stalberg r saul really go\Jl,~ . The only bad thing Illinois lale and IU·C were perienced team and it showed a re basicall y the two top I did was I missed a putt which tied for Ihe leam lead al 31 1 through in the ~as t nine holes ." leams. I Ihink irs going 10 Ix! Redbird Julie Baxler shOI a W(lS less than a foot. " after the fi rs t round played on Redbird Coach J ohn Pia II close. so we'lI want to play one-over·pa r i3 in the first 18 Friday a l the Kenlucky Dam agreed. and said consi Jeoey good in every tou rna ment. Our with Magnusson Iratling by "You know vou can't think Village course in GiHJt:rtsville. keeps hi s learn in loe lop Ihree biggesl concern is Ihal Ihe one slroke. Magnusson rallied about It - you have to play Ky. The alukis went ahead a l at most events. Western girls wa nt to make the early in a lurday's round with on," Magnllsson said. . Women's tennis tea VISITING ARTIST PROGRAM beats Illinois State· presents H ~ St('\'(' K (lulos singles. Harney beal Annie St:lrrWril('r Scpeidl6·1. 6·1 at No. 4 singles: Amanda Allen defealed Chris PAUL SOLDNER The SIU·C women·s lennis Nowicki 5·1. 6-4 a t '0,;; leom split a pair of matches si ngles: and Susan Sleuby beal ceramic/raku artist lasl weekend. losing 10 Iowa Carol Bundle 7-6. 7·5 al 1\0. 6 Slale 5-4 Fridav bul reboun· si ngles. ding with an 8-i victory over Illinois tate Salurday. The Salukis also WVII two out LECTURf: TODAY 7:30 pm The S"lukis received strong of three doubles ma lche. Morris Llbruy Auditorium performances from singles Kra mer a nd Ha rney defealeo pl ayers Alessandra Molinari. Nowicki and Scheiman 6·3. 6-0 Mary Pal Kramer. Maureen a l o. 2 double : a nd ' Harney a nd the doubles learn Moellering a nd Sleuby came WORKSHOP: TODAY 9 o1m·4 pm of Kra mer and Harney. They a \\'ay with a victory a t o. 3 TUESDAY 9 Am·4 pm all wenl unde fealed las l doubles. weekend. (Ruu SAlt Flrlns) ··1 though I we would gel a 51 ·C"s lone loss was al NO. 1 PulliAm HAil· CerAmic Studio couple of wins in the top IwO doubles. as Ihe Redbirds s ingles ma Iches aga ins t Loomis a nd Hanson defealed Illinois lale because Ihal Molinari and A!len. 6-4. 6·4. Sponsored by SPC Fine Arts would move our players up in In the loss to Iowa Slate. the School o f Art, Southern Clay Works the conference 3eedings, and Salukis received wins from Alessandra and Marv Pa t did Molinari at No. 1 singles. thaI:· Saluki coach judy Auld Kramer a l No. 2 singles. said. Ha rney al No. 4 singles. and ·Six pack cans The Salukis swept all six the No. 2 doubles team of ·Six pack bottles singles matches in their vic, Kramer a nd Harney. tory over Gateway Collegiale ·12 pack cans Athletic Cnnference opponent 1 he Salukis second match -l60z. cans Illinois Slat,'. Saturday against Southwest Molina r i defealed Julie Missouri Slale was ca ncelled. -Quarts Loomis 7-5, 7·5at NO. 1 singles. 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"fAA \\ III ILeasure the ~Iemphi ' lale 10 earn Ihe them, Wr'd like to run our TOP QUALITY SUMMER CAMP 1M MAINE arcompll s hment of school's firsl :"CAA litle g:ome break. but we don't want one· Minimum A9~ R£Q uued 20 · June 18 to August 20 George1o\\ n against the berth since 19;1 pass shots. We make the extra Salary Ral.lla: $700 to $1000 commitment of \,illano\'a The Wildcals have gIven up pass 10 gel Ihe ba II where we Based on pxperience & qualiftcations ~us Fr ,~ 'loom. 8oIfd , lMt ~ ""'Y , l\londay IlIghl in lIs 47th an either size or speed to want it. We don't ever In· Travel & Clothing Allowance. Write or call Immediately staling whk:h nual championship game everyone they have faced In tenlionall" trv 10 hold the ball. of the 101low'"9 activi11es you are qualified ~o teACh Georgetown's lIoyas have the tournament thus far - but we jU ~ 1 try to get a good ~ h ot. Making Ihe exIra pass doesn'l Archery Canoeing Compulers, Baseball Basketball Karate the loc,k a nd accomplishment OvernlQhl Camp~ , SaIling, Scuba, S WIPl (NSI). TennIS Water ' ..... can laking the air oui of the of a champIOn: they on the W~~~s~Il(~~h~~\'~rl\a~;~:~ d~ Skung. Wmd Slorim9 Also Office St .. lln~ pIS1 S 198~ NCAA championship. they 1::1 is play defense - a nd Ihal ball." Working marnecJ couples wllhOul ChIldren welcomecJ fini shed 1985 as Ihe No. I leam Villanova has held ils five defense is tied 10 Ihe Big E." C AMP COBBOSSEE lor BOYS in th nation and they now find school' a"ilily 10 con trol Ihe 'CAA opponents 10 an average thcmseh,es in the fille game tempo. of 4; poinls per game on 42 PO B OM 99. Bedtord . NY 10506 (91 4 )2349773 against a team they have " We rlade a commitment to percent shoot ine: already beaten twice this do the things we know we can winter: do besl:' Villano"a Coach Bul \ 'i ll a nova 's Wil dcats Rollie Massimino said. " The have the commitmenl of a learns we have bealen thus far champion: as the 1'00. 8 seeded have bepn oulslanding learn in Ihe oulheasl basketball teams - everyone Reg;onal. they beal Daylon al but Dayton has been in Ihe Top Dayton a: ~ -d l:len posted con 20 and in mosl cases Ihe Top secutive UpSP!S of i\'o. 2 iU. 2Sq DRAFTS ~~! Michigan. Maryland. 10. ; " We knew we cou ld n't run -In I.m onIr- TKO: Zimmerman gains victory FREE 32oz. COKE condition," Zimmermansaid . Continued fr 111 Page 20 tiifh 'flY Im,lI pim Aaron Caslner of Ihe SIU·C box mg club had reservations SIU-C boxing club member 10 -OEUVERLY ONLY- aboul returning 10 Ihe ring compele in golden gloves I his after surrering a \'icious cut in season, e\ened hi s record to I 611 S. liIiIIois A~:.• r ttIptM IlIU--Expim 4-1-8S golden -gloves compelition a I afler a c10sp decision in Ihe month ago. l'm·pound novice class bout " I W;lS nen'ous about going againsl Sergio Aguilero. back in. I gave it e\'erythin ~ I had:' Castller said. " II was prelly close. In Ihe He was hardly louched by second a nd Ihird I lurned the Mall Marchand in Ihe 180- steam on. worked ha rd on his ;>ound ne vicp class fight. body and used the ring 10 my Marchand. bloodied in Ihe firsl advanlage. II sounded like Ihe round. fell ;'icllm 10 Ca Iners' crowd thoughl il should've punishment with a econd gone the othef way - I g u ~!" round knockout. Castner because he wa a good fighler impro\'ed his mark to 2·1. who was lougher Ihan he \\'illlam ~IcKnighl. a nolh('r looked .. McKnighl said POSTAL EXAM o WORKSHOP o CLERK-CARRIER (Starting Pay: S9 .20/hr) Special announcement tor all candidates plannlno to slon up tor Ihe Clerk, Carrier Eum at the Carbondale and Centralil Aria Post Offices IS well as many .Iher Post Office. 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SCOI8 0195% Of bener, don't pay for rhe worlrshop' FurfMnnore, 1f)'OU, seore l' leu th.n 95% on the official eltlm .lrer us/np 01" feehnlque~ . we will Imme Dally Egyptiad. Apr'! t. 19&. Page19' - Men swimmers place 16th at NCAA fina ls Ih ;\likf' Fr('\ rourlh r.lace in Ihe t 650-yard Tom Hakanson was the the team or Kroes. an der 1981. placed 12th in 1982 and SI)fIr" Edilo~ freesty e with a chaol record alukis' lOp placer in the 100- Walt : Sjoholm and Hakanson 1983 and tied ror 12th place In Ga ry Brinkman placed time or 14 :54 .72. yard rreestyle. as he placed pl aced t4th in 3:59.76. t984 . fourth in twoCv .... '1ls to pace the tanford won the meet with 23 rd wi lh a time or 44.60. Nige: Giova nni Frigo rinished 25 th Sll ·C In t.., ·s ~ \\' Imming tea m 403.5 pOints. Florida was Stanton finished 181h in 3- in the lOO-ya rd backstroke in The Sl!ukis' highest rinish to " 16th place finis h at Ihe second with 329 points and host meIer diving with 400 points. 50.89 : Kratz pl aced 19th in the came in 196":>. when they took NCAA Division I w:m ming Texas rinished third with 306 TheSaluki BOO-yard rreestyle 400·yard indi vidua l medley nint h place" ith 43 poi nt s. a nd Diving Championships al points. SIU-C had 40 poi nts. relay tea m or Hans Kroc6 . ",ith a personal best 3:55.37 : Austin. Texas. Salurday. Anders Gril lhammar and Gerhard Va n der Wa lt . J oa kim and Van der Walt took 191h Brinkman's performanr.e Brinkman. a junior from Erwin Kratz a lso had per Sjoholm and Hakanson placed place in the 100·yard butterfly enabled him 10 gai n AII Alhlone Park. Soulh Africa. sona) ·best performances in the 18thwith a timc j )f 6::rJ .6#i. in49_10_ America honors ror the lhird finis hed rourlh in the 500-yard 1.650 -ya rd rrees ty le . Un Friday. Ihe Sa luk is The 161h-place finish was lhe consecuti ve season. H e rreestyle Thursday with a Grillhammar finished 13th in competed !n fqur events T heir Salukis' worsl si nce 1960. when finis hed fif th in both the 500- school record lime or 4:18.16. the event in 15: 17.45 and Kratz bes t perrormance came ill the they placed 271h wilh eight and l.650-yard rreestyle events On Saturday. Brinkman look finished 181h wilh a 15 :20.35. 400-yard ireestyle relay. where points. SIU-C fini shed 151h in atlasl year's NCAA meet. Zimmerman gains victory by TK 0 Ih ' Anita.l. Stoll c'r second eight counl. Starr \\'ril('r Zimmerman came ou t Roger Green sun·ived three strong in the third . im eight counts and was even mediately knocking down smiling during a rourth eight Green for' his third eight coun t. counl. but it was John Zim Apparently resting. Green merman or the SI -C boxing shook orr all but his rourth and final eigtt count when the cl ub who had the lasl laug ~ as champion or the boul. rereree stopped lhe fight and Green. a 1982 state golden ga ve Zimmerman the victory gloves champion. and Zim by TK O. merman. a 1985 golden gloves " He slarted to miss. got champ. bailled in Ihe 135- rrustraled and lhat's when I pound open class as the main ;glll~s~ iP:;v I Y~:lcI~~r~~~ event at th~ Round·ups' first a nnua l ama teur box i ng delivered i·t. He didn't . look tournament Friday at Mur hurt. though. I don't know why physboro. lhey slopped it. " Zimmerman said. Tile rirsl round or Ihe main Endurance and quickness bout was sloppy a nd t·)() close wer e major factors con to call. tributing to Zimmerm:::n's " I was lrying to reeJ him out triumph. bUI he wondered Ir because I ~ n e w he was loadin\: Green was truly finished . a big right hand." Zi mmerman " I'll guarantee he was said . resling because he had a smile The pace quickened as on his racc_The only thing Ihat Zimmerman se nt Green to the won this fi ght ro r me was my John Zimmerman. lert. recoils rrom a jab president or lhe SJU·(, boxing dub. earned a floor Iwice wit h big len hooks endurance - I was in better (i !" lh'ered by Roger Green. Zimmerman. th e TKO \·iclor.\' O\ler Green. in the second round. Green was saved by lhe bell during the See TKO. Page 19 Baseball Salukis win seventh straight game B~ StanGorr front or Salllk i first ha;eman Starr Wrilrr Kevin Pour, nnd Duenas wa s A perrectly execuled Weather causes cancellations on firsl. Jones. who commitled squeeze bunl orf lhe bat or The r ain a nd poor Lou isville. I -C was Saluki In vitational, which 12 errors in 40 games a a Terry Jones drove hom P. Jay weather lhal plagued scheduled 10 play lhe was scheduled lOr Sa turday. rteshm~n last ) ea r. already Burch with the winning run as Cardinals in a single game was also cancelled. The ha. 11 errors this season. CarbOl:dale throughout lhe Todd Miller than singled to the alukis dereated SIU-E 2·1 weekend caused the can on Saturday and in a Invila tional would have in a rain·shortened game at fealured both lhe men's and right center and Duenas cellation or the Salukis' doubleheader on Sunday. cored all the way rrom rirst. Abe Ma rtin Fie.ld on Friday. week end ser ies with The Borgsmiller Travels- women's track learns. The Saluk is. who collected The ball died in lhe "et oul only rou r hits. scored twice in field grass. and by the lime the bottom or the rourlh inning down lhe third base side that swinging away and looking ror and a walk to Charlie Pour's relay came to the plate. was fielded by Cougar pitcher a big inning." ru-c Coach Hillemann loaded the bases ror Duenas had cored the ~~ ~h~e/i~I~~O~ ~rng~~:i~ns~~~~~R J ohn Groennert ( I 2 > Richard " Itchy" Jones said. Terry Jones. Cougars' lone run on a close straight ga me_ The game. Groenner!'s throw to Ihe plate ' The Salukis' winning rally SIU-C had trailed since the play. which gol underwdY JO wasn 't in time to catch Burch. was starled by designated second hlning when the Rich Kvc.: li )'elipved ;\'eibel mi nutes lale because or rain. and lhe Salukis had laken the hiller SIeve Finley's triple to Cougars scored a n unearned with two runners on and Iwo was called by th e umpires lead_ righl field . Burch then singied ru" orr Todd N"ibel (2~ 1. outs in the lOp or lhe finh_ and after five iunings as rain " We knew the game wasn 't home Finley wilh his 161h rHO First baseman Tony Duenas oil the first batler he raced to continued to rail. going Lo go nine innings so we. batled in to lie lhe score a t one_ led orr the second inning wilh a load the bases_ Koch then gOI With one out and the bases were just going ror another Right rielder Robert J ones grounder to Jones at shortstop. Dave Slimack to ground out to loaded. Jones dropred a bunt run. Ordi'na rily we'd bl! reached on a n infield single. but Jones' lhro'w bounced in second . Old Dominion wins wornen's NCAA cage title AUC;',·IN. Texas (U PI) - - Olympic team member throw by Tcaci Wai tes. in lhe Ijrst ha ir when Old semifinals. rouled out wilh 5: 34 Traoy Claxton and Medina Teresa Edwards and high Georgia turned the ball over Dominir·.1 went 4: 16 without to play with eight pOints. Dixon conI rolled the back scoring Katrina IcClai n on its next three possessions, scoring a poin . bur the Lady laxton, who wa ~ voted the boards and sparked Old and thus did not hal c enough however. and railed to score Bulldogs could not score tournament's most va luable Dominion's derensive errort muscle or firepower over the ror 2:22 ",hile Old Dominion themselves ror Ihe fina l 4:22 or player. pUI Old Dominion in dow n lhe stretch Sunday 10 final minules to combat the was running orf si x straight lh. rirsl hair while lhe Lady rronl with rour minutes left bring lhe Lady Monarchs the Lady Mon2rchs. points. Monarchs pulled to within a aner grabbing an offensive na tional t hampions hip or The Lady Bulldogs slayed in Dixon scored 18 points and poinl at31-3O. rebound. Ma ria Christian women's collegiate baskelball the game during the middle Claxton had 17 to pace the boosted the Lady Monarch!: to with '- 70--65 victory over portion or the second hair Lady Monarchs. who won Ihe Edwards. who scored 29 a rour-point lead and then Gc~rgia _ despite Ihe rar.t Old Dominion natiollal championship in 1979 points in Gptlrria's semifinal Adrienne Goodson made two Old Dominion caplured its cl aimed ai nosl ever y and (980 when women's win over Western Kentucky rree throws. third national tille in seven rebound_ coll egiate athletics was under Friday night. picked up ht;r years, rlnishing its season with Old Dominion made five the dir""lion or the AlAW_ rourth roul "'ith 13:23 to play That gave Old DomilllUn a a 31-3 rl!Cord and 11 wins in a slraight field goals orr or "'his was the rourth wom en's and then rouled out with 8:29 six-point ad\'anlage with 2:2i row. rensive rebounds. but with 4:22 championship conducled by lert having scored II points. to play and the L.ady Bulidogs Georgia. meanwhile. had to play lhe Lady Bulldogs the NCAA. McLain. who had a career could get no closer lhar. rour two or its key players roul out pulled even al 59-59 on a rree Georgia look a 31 -22 lead late high 25 points in Ihe points after Ihat. Page 20. Daily Egyptian. April t. t985