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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1986 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in July 1986 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. I -­! Yopp named Graduate School dean ByPau"~k,* S1aHWrlter Yopl', All. ~e.ceived " over- feUowships and recruitmsnt to )I't from l!Ie the 3,000 student and 1,000 ~idered for the position: John H. Yow, profe;s~r of University community," graduate faculty scbool. Ronald Barr, associate botany and assoc~te dean for Guyon said ir. a memorllDOintm~.nt ends an College of Eogioeerin{: and Tuesday by Job!) C. Guyon, degree in biology in 1962 from almost seven-month search for Techoolt'll)' . vice president for ac:ademic Georgetown University and a a new Graduate School dean. affairs. Yopp's term ber.ins doctorate in botany in 1969 Barbara Hansen, the ftrst Yopp llves in Carboodale SPnt. l. from the University "f woman It' bold a position of with his wife, Donna. 'lbey - -;'I'll's a very nice feeling to Louisville. dean or above at SIU-C, was have three children: Mike, 19, have been named dean," be YOW said his fir.;t priO!"ity named vice chancellor at the a sophomore &t the University said, "and to have had '!ii­ will be to familiarize bimseIf University of Maryland in of Illinois ; Joe, 16, a couragement from the with areas oul!,ide the December. Michael Dingenoo sopbomore at Carbondale University community discipline of scieDC'~ . He said . bas been the acting dean .ince CommUDity High School; and tbroughout tbe candidacy be also intends to increase the January. AJme.Marie, t , a fourth grader period." number of graduate In ad

Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Wednesday, July 2, 1986, Vol. 72, No. 168, 16 Pages Figures- released for 1986 Stone House expenditu.res By Catherine EdIn." S1aHWrlter figures supplied by University Univerl,ity president lived officials. . there or not, was $111,312 in In two years and nine . Jack Dyer, executive fiscal 1!1114, $110,914 in fiscal months, \.he University and the d irector of University 1985 and $79,009 througb SIU Foundation have spent r elations. said 1986 ex­ Marebl986. $521 ,243 on operations, penditures are expected to be m...A ~ ntenance and reDOVstiou ~ ..bou t die same ... Il

By ...... Coroll. All buildin,,~ on .. reek Row Aside frnm the big projects, SUlentWriter will also bave new telephone the offit. . ' , keeping busy with systems ;"'Wled by fall, be its yearly routines and in­ SIU-C is investing almost $1 added. spections. million for lmproverneots of Some building;; on the east on-campus housing tbis side of campus are bl...., being summer. work~ on. In a $180,000 Fireworks show Samuel Rinella, director of [A""j€et, the pllulO'>ing systems housing and fond service, said of .8oomer I and II and Allen slated for Friday one of the larger projet!b '" tbe ill are bel'lg replaced with insta\lation of cen.iJ'a1 all' copper pipes. Those ~to attend the conditioning in four buildings "G,uvanized pipe clogs with on G"," Row. The estimated sediment and blocks the 110w =r~ell~~lItalians many of u.n emiIIaries from sOlrge of pa trlotllm, a to GenriaD lleSoIogIat Ruth IJ>~ In FlariiDce. Wbat a abniH. All are beAdIng for tile livengood approves threaleued cabbie', ~trIIte and WestbelJl>er . co;.'IltryJ Wbata dty'" Opes.. tloo Sau pAl". up the appointments a JII'eI!II-II&I! .... Uberty . ul'm 1'''' het.'PY, U aaid award Tbe etII'eIIlOIIJ aided with a liiadIan RIver FrIday, tt.e 1oOk-allU. wiDDer Dlth' P.-ao. !be C-IlIII- bunt of flNwiirlEll, a fireboat Fourtb of July. Tourista were .:alrudy bodIan. .btwe apnYiDI jeIa of red, willie and MiJIianI of tourists - poIiI:e - SporlS, Page 9 tbra\IgIJIC IDID Battlrv Pu1t lit life _ BJIDI!. - the morie blue -nfa- In tile barbor and a predict there will be as IIIU1 \be foot of .,rDliaUan, ' ~KIIIInI ." dIaIr IIiDCInI ''TIle Battle .. 11 ~ were pauria& ~ tile

Chicken Teriyaki Sa_~d: w/fries nation/worla - $1.99 ~~. ~J!!.~'als u.s. prods Moscow to start intense summit planning WASHINGTON (UPI> - The administration prodded Moscow to begin high-level planning.for another superpower summit Tuesd8y. wliiIe appearing heriitl.nt about a Soviet proposal for taJks on tile SALT 2 'l'1'Eiaty "mounced by President Reagan. White House spokesman Larry Speakes said the United Slates is "certainly'ready" fer 8 ~t planning session later this yur =":-=~i>e~..=~e Shultz and Soviet Forei&-"1

'Star Wers'.,elated weapon test Is success WASHINGTON (UPl) _ . :O<;){ense J<,'cretary Caspar W'!lD­ berger seeking to demonslnitP. to a balky Coogress that the "Star Wars" pro,sram is progressing, a..ool:Dced Tuesday. !he successful test of a pntential wtapon fflr prot.ec~ ,!ussile Sites. For the first time Friday, an exper.mer.cal rrussile WIth 216 thumb-sized rocket motors in its ".!.'Ole ,;truck and destroyed a moving targel- a 1M-incb drone ~:c..std (rom an F -4 aircratt al44 000 feet - said Weim",~!(er r,lI.<1 spo'

Court says rights law covers past pay bias WASHINGTON (UPD -The Supreme Court, in a decISion that could help women batHing pay bias, ruled Tuesday the Ci"i1 Rights Act-can be used to correcl salary discrimination between blacks and whiles thai began before the I"w took effect. The decision, which sends a Nort... Carolina case back to lower courts for further proceedings, couiJ mean some black state employees will be able to collect years of back pay because they were paid less than whites with similar jobs. Sanctuary Movement defendants on probation TUCSON, Ariz. (UPlJ - Fivp. of eight religious worker>; convicted of smuggling il\egaJ alien." !!:to the Un,te grant a new trial to suspected seriaJ ti1Ier Te1 Bundy, but delayed his scheduled Wednesday' execution (er 24 hours so defense attorneys cou\d appeal to a bigbe!- court. U.S. District Judge William Zloch initiAlly refused to inter>·cue in Bundy's BIGPACKS execution, whicb was set (er 7 a .m , EDT Wednes<'..9y. But Z10cb later re>'ef'sed himself to allow Bunc!Y's lawyers eJ.(1ra time to plead his case before the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta,

AIDS patients requ.. t UN of unproven dru~!$ WASHINGTON (UPD - Two AIDS patients, including one who testified wbIIe hidden from teleVision cameras, joined several doctors T:1eSd.ay in urging a H_ panel to allow VICtims of the deadly diseue to use unproven dnID. But the Public Eiealtit Service's AIDS coordinator testified tliat the widespread USE by .f,IDS victims 01 o:::)ll!rimental drugs "woWd be unel'hical." 99 Pregnant WNnen werned llgalnst cocaine use '10 BOSTON (UPii - Pbysici"lS warned pregnant women Tuesday that experimenting with .. sin&\e dose of cocaine ·'can be life threatening" (or tile mtotber ancfbaby. Avoidina cocaine ddring pregnancy " is bigger than all the otbe 'dOn'!S' 01 cigarettes, alcobuland marijuana," saidUr. Micbae\ Weitzman., 'rhrfft director 01 mat.e:."",.i and cbiId bealth at Boston City Hoepilal. 'PaeJt. "Using it just once can pntentially Iri1l the cbiId and the mother," IWei!zman said. . l (serw;3-4) 1 Nevada rebels against national ~ limit law Yuu get a pieces of n ...... puppies. CARSON CITY, Nev., (UP\) - Nevada staged a brief and looe\y rebellion 'I'u«lBday agair.st the national 55 mph speed limit, .. pjnt of eaIe daw. then surrender.ed wben faced with 10E8 01$86 millIon in blglnray and ...... 'Qt)' of fries.· construction funds. Nevada, (er all of ~ S111\ 'cIIly resciDdOO the order and the slate returned to 55 mph like:J:1'11S: of the nation. Summer blood drive draws Prof digs fOr rattling 'evidence " 561 pints, 44 new donors I>y Noll! J. Cowaert of lead poisoning in 'old bones· StaIfWrtter coordinator and s tudent representative; Robert By St8cy TrtmMlI Last week's blood drive has Russell; Mike Madlga:l; Paul SIudefltWrltef belped avert many emergency Yambert; Patrick Drazen; appeals for blood that would John Grenfell; Richard Ha: ''', Lead poisoning may have have canceled any elective Doug Daggett, Mike Mibb and been the culprit responsible for Marl< Sturgel. the fall nf the P ..nan Empire, ~~erigo::id ~i~\r. 'ifr~~~ according to some experts. cClOrdina tor for Southern New members on the An SIU-C anthropologr nlinois. committee who will help with pt1!fessor. Robert Corruceini. Tbe drive. held at the the September blood drive are IS digging into the theory. Student Center Thursday and Susan Rebw~ldt . asUtant to Corruccini recently returned FridBy. nett'.!d 561 pints. with President Albert Somit; ftom a two-week trip to ROOIe 269 piiiis on Tbursday and 292 ~rian Davis, Affirmative and brtlUl;!lt back two samples pints on Friday. Forty-four Action Office; Tom Bila. SIU or "old bones." as be calls people d'JII8ted for the first Found"tion; and Ken Carr, them. time. " As far as I know, this is student bealth programs. Tbe samples. one traced to the best we've ever ci'one in 200 B.C. and the other to A.D. .1une." u gent said. ALSO contributing to the 100. are to be tested for their success. Ugent said. was Bill lead content. Smith's public speaking clasa. Corruceini said it was a "AGAIN, STUDENTS we.-e Jdm~onardo . astudentin rarity to find th~ bones. Ill! the majority &lid sbowed again the class. coordinated an effort I..-adition beId that the Romans the national reputatioc" that by tbe public spealring .:re.mated tbeIr dead He said SIU-C has." Ugent said. She students to give a brief the bones were found in two added that students· level nf presentation to other classes, well-preserved cemeteries: caring a.,ei sharing was proved encouraging students to Grotta Perfetta and Sulmona. by their "willingness to =e donate. Surrounded by colorful in Oil a hot summer day to do Indian artifacb,. and the box or something good on a Friday Tbe Annuitants Associatioo bones awaitint~ shipment for afternoon instead of just alld Joint Benefits C6mmiltee testin(l. Corruceini S6id that be~ding li> the bars." s~oosored the blood drive. and his pnmary studies Cav" been tb~ Rotary Club provided CODDeCted with diseov . Ugent said tbat SIU·C S8L-dwicbes for donors. lead in American COl:::! students ue the national Although the blood drive was periodboI' the faculty and latbelrresidents ...... to __go to blood drives. ID their blood. The high lead _P-by-Q.1Oo ...., ....~ eGaUldltee aDd b., the ...... • UpcomiDC _ .. iDdude.Du olber volun'-'s with the _f_ =:::..-~~""""C-"""""""""IIMM...... ___...,_ ... tr~ "oId cooperation of the SIU Quoin, .rom 1 to 6 i).m . July 10 =r.:=:s:J:u~= Foundation. Ugent said the at St. John'. United Church or nun made in iMd stiJla. committee did a " fantastic jo::. Christ; Pind.-..eyvilJe.. from 1 AWIi ..'! 6f Corruccini's content or the blood can be cootent ol lead in blood wifb and worked very bard to to 6 p.m. July 18 at Sl. Paul's research 011 bones. Arthur measured by studying Ille the use nf lead in industry. secure enough peopie to man United Cburcb of Clirist; Aufderheide, pP.tboI~t at the bones. It i11 known that tile Tbe bones will ~ sent to the pbones." Carte!ville. from 8 a .m. to 1 University of Minnesota. Romans drank tbeIr wine from University nf Minnesota for p.m. July 21 at John A. Logan suggested Ule excursion to lead containers. From this. testing. Corruccini said the Community College; Cen- . CorrucciIli said be mar be able testing will take several WORKING ON mE com­ 1rP.li.!. from 12 :30 to 5:30 p.m. Corruceini said the lead to further determme tbe months to complete. mi:tee were Harold DeWeese July 28 at K.-Mar!; Marion, and Elbert Hadley. from the WJID 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Annuitants Association; Memorial H'J6pital; and Mt. Next in series: Kool Ray and Polaroidl. Joseph Ragsdale. personnel; Vernon, from 1 to 6 p.m. July Gala Wab!n. Joint Benefits 31 and noon to 5 p .m . Aut. 1 at Kool Ray a.-.d Tbe Polaroidz Miller Beer is s . the Programming Council said the Committee: Ray Dtn-. Saluki the Roltand Lewis eor..--!IIu!!lty will perform ..t 8 p.m. Tbur­ 50s and 60s ~nd banil plays Ii variet) nf old­ football coach aod BuiIing. sday at Evergreen Partt as from Bloomington-Normal. time roc.k'n'roll, i ~d:.;,~Ub SJlXespenon for the campus The next campus blood drive ~ of the Sunset C'-oncert songs from the BeaUes and the drive; Steve Serrott, MOVE is scheduJed for Sept. 10 and 11. Series. Glen Pbillip; of ti.-e Student Kinks.

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IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN expected from the very beginni~. The unveiling of the newly refurbished Statue of Liberty this weekend will be marked by a med,,, blitz the lUll!<: of which America ha.n ' ~ scensince the 1976 Ricentennial celebration. In this age of modem technolDg)·, "'Ie need not be present in New York City for the four<.ay Li~ W....teod. Armchair patriots can sta)' at horr and watch \he lPJevision C\werage of the fireworks display, 'lot needing to botber with finding a parking place or gettll'-3 pesky mosquito bites. Network and cable television coverage will run !be event into the ground from Thursday through Sunday. ABC-TV will preview the weekend for America Wednesday nIght.. LE E IACOCCA WAS FmED from his post as cnainnan of the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Is41nd Centennial C"",.m!.ssion earlier this year for his opposition to the bl'2Sh C

Now we have Spring Air, the official mattress of the Liberty Foundation, and Ma:-:elI, the official videotape, along with abortion and hurnan life? ~wntless otber official sponsors of the weekend extravaganza. The ceremonies "';11 be televised throughout the world. This letter has been written control- you're simply killing Millions everrwhere will be able to watch President Reagan i.. response to Bill Hartley's a sperm or an egg as you would ~U;:e~~'. Y~~anj· i;ur~:;~ light Miss Liberty. torc.~ 'Ibursday night, as well as the June :!5 letter. Mr. Hartley simply kill a skin cell by sf~rm or an egg - they're not simultaneous ioducti1l1 of some :.'0.0110 new U.S. citizens at Ellis sarcastically stated that scrap'"g your knee. ur,~ . Island by the chief jus ~; ce cf the United States, iVarren Burger. hundreds of millions of :nen But orJCe the sperm joins the Mr. Hartl~ , you seem to be and women are committing egg, the egg !>ecomes ferilized confusing abortion with birth BUT LIBERTY IS NOT ABOUT politics or TV stars. Liberty is n:mrder by menstrl.la ting, and life begins. nearly any control. Bir'h control prevents an idea. An id,,,, important enough thet milliGOS 0"1 people from masturhating and using birth b,olOl!y or zoology lexU>.xlk a new til" from beginning, around the globe fought their way to this country. passing thougb control. He went on to say that will say that itfe begins at wbile abortion destroys a new Ellis Island ,n their way to a bdter life. an unfertilized ovum or a fertilization. life thaI. has already t.egun. Through all of ti,e hype and cnedia overkill this weekend, don't spe:m screams and d i ~ a Frem the moment that There's a big difference. - lose track of what the Statue of Liberty stands for. painful death by such actiGflS, fertilization occurs, that Andrew Hoffma'n, senior, and that potential human lives zygote is a potential human Health Educatioo. are destroyed by such actions. being. It has everything it Evidently, Mr. Hartley needs to develop into a full­ Letters doesn't understand the issue of !Iedged adult if left to its Letter's wit hOOrtion and human life. natural coorse. Eye color, hair A .perm or an egg does not color I skin coiorI height - Is menstruation a crime? have ilIIy more potential to eV""'ri:hing is all set, all understood programmed for the beautiful As an SIU-C student for the that they do it on i>UJ"IIOB"? I ~~~~:s~ experience of life. Bill " Are millioru; com­ last three years, 1 h3'.-c read really want It. know this, cell. Neitber ooe is humanly When that .ygote is _rutting murder?" HarUey has the DE nearly every day over because I thought r already alive. Therefore," you're not destroyed, so is a tife - that identified a serious, life­ lunch. I have never been knew about that stuff. I mus, killing a potential human being tiny individual who will never destroying. internaUonal stimulated enough to submit a have missed somet!'J!lg, b~h! I by using most fonns or birth again be duplicated in all of problem in his June 25 letter­ letter to the editor until June noticed that you are a jUltior in and we applaud his brave 25, after I read Bill Hartley's physics. Obviously, 'yO;; are statement. It's a step in the Jetter. Boy, did I gag on my mtelligent and apt w un­ Sperm and ova rights right direction, but we feel he tuna sandwich I derstand scien~e. Try - ",,:ling has understated the gravity of Mr. Hartley mentioned that 3. litUe about phys iolog~ ! if Yl>:1 I was elatej after reading perverted purveyors of the situation. " hundreds of millions" of get a chance. Bill Hartley's heart-wrenching pr~lIosrnic plunder ha v~ Tooay's most common people are killing !>Otential As far as masturhatioa goes, commentary on our society's htbf?hed our ectivities as methocis of procreation in­ human lives through ··€rossly it "s an accepted fact :hat this cruel and heinous treatment of vOYf.'luism. When you think volve, even require, the wicked and repreheasible is extremely normal, par­ human reproduction cells. al:out this sinful accusation, I needless d!>at!;,; .Jf potential actions." He listed men­ ticularly with adolescents. I'm F inally somebody else in just remember the old persons. In a n(lrmal fertile stJ"uatio!l, masturbatioo and not too sure about habitual addition to myseU has taken up' ~ a yi ng : " One man's ejacula lion, tt.... ~ an.. Inillions the use of birth control matlturbatioo after puberty. the cause to protect the civil voyeurism is another man's of sperm, and only one is likely devices. He claimed tha t You'll have to consult an e ,­ rights of sperm and ova! virtue." to penetrate an egg. We must " millions and billions" of pert. Maybe now, given the impetus Anyway, we think that the not be sa tisfied with a success sperm and ova are being ~ rar, your I"I!'!" has of his letter, people will start to Ume has come escalate our rate of less Uu:.n one in a prevented from doing what co>.demned to h<:li all females join the orgaruzation that i ievel of militance! No more million. New technologies can God had originally intended. who mensmJ:ile and nearly conceived (excuse the pun) sitting around and walchil'll preserve sperm so that no man That was respectable every male b~tween the ages long ago in reac to~ to the the heartless slaughter of will need to ejaculate more opinion until.be went on to say 13 and 25. I guess that about moral repugnance of such zillions of helpless, little than once ina lifetime. that people wbo menstruate, covers it, since you've atrocities. That organi.'.a tion, spernl8tazoa and ova. After Since the development of masturbate and use birth eliminated almost everyone the Sperm-Policing and Ova· all, they can't protect them­ cloning techniques can allow cor-trol are "hell Loond Jrefore they've even reached Observing Fundamentalists selves, so it's up to us todo it! us to replicate a human being criminals t , aDd are com­ your third hell-bound (SPOOF), has over the years Henceforth, I will partake in r...... m a single cell, we are mitti.-.g murder. Then, be category: t/Iosf:, wbo use birth been a voice in the wildel"ness, and arivoca te the total :::: obliged to maintain and ro actuUly referred to such control devices. Just in case a tlesperately and at times nihilation of all rubber aDl' protect all human cells. We peur,:c as nbeinou.~ hereticstl few got by, I want you to know hopelessly speaking out sperLllaticide facro,;es, as weI". would support the ~.andidacy of and "satB~c dUYJl:. tt lIe ef­ that I think birth cOi,trol is all against zygl'tic brutality. as all drug stores that sell such Falwell or (Pall Robertson fectiv'!ly got his point across right wben people realiy love Due to low ",emherslrip, our products. If some innocent only if they make a covell3nl. to and has demonstrated his each other. I haver.'t asked tactics - up until oow .- have people get injured along the ensure the survival of all !heir mastery of Roget's Thesaurus. God what He thinks, but I'm primarily t~ " n random, way, just rememi>l!l": God spenn, and never dv ~o much OK Bill, let's start with very confident that He will be ~cious surveillance 01 works in delirious WIlYS (or as wash their hands again. - menstruation. How do you loving and forgiving if anyone indiVlduAlz susP.flCted of such something l"ke that). -- Scott J an Slagter. insir-uc!or, suggest tt.at women stop has made a mistake. - Larry homocldal fertility practices. Parker, grad student, Clinical PhUooopby and Jalle Baker, menstruating? Do you think ena., lemor, Eugh.eering. As wO'.J1d be expected, these Psyehology . grad student, History. Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU Editorial Policies

Pace 4. Dally £Iyptian, July Z. u.e ...... ~ .. ' " Above: Crowds lined the atrMl:a al .nnnla of centuated the ~ minute of detIIlla on their the lhow crul.~ the Du QuoIn lhllte cer.,.. la Illulnted by the aubtly alated Falrgrounda S:turrt~y at the StrMt Machi"" --ve or the 1M_hut. flag on the ...r of Natlonala. Left: Entnonla In the ahow _ the Corwtte. Participants in Nationals approve of Du Quoin site .. - ~ ." .

b'y ...u ..... Ca.. nagh En ..._tEdilor ILUNOIS ENTRIES ranged NEV"', HEAD of a chapter CASWELL SAID the other see some bad looking from 16-year..,ld JoI>.n Basham MOP.!'r Muscle Club, said '''!'be street machine "·.tiooals be machines." The e""ngelists of the engine of Murrayville to SO-year..,ld tbriII of &bowing off your ear is has attended were Melvin Waier of St. Louis converged upon motor meccli Don Cypbert of Rantoul. Many ..'hat! enjoy." ~ed and participants entered a 1957 Cbevy with a over the weekend for a partiCIpants gathered for their 'l'e.'TY Caswell, a mechanic had to sit out in the sun 00 Cadillac motor and .. Coo· celebratioo of muscle car loth reunir.n at the automntive from Kentucky, entered bis aspba)1 without anv shade. tinental kit. mania. event. Bob Springer of In· 19:;9 Corvette in the sbow. ]be he said Du Quo\., is a "nett« Asked why be has poured The lOth Annual Street diana!>"'" . , .nplace of the co r is powered by an LT'l Iocatioo and a pla.;c wbere $9,000 into bis Cbevy, Waier Machine Nationals brougbt - ' . event, bas attenderj engine and a 671 superebarger. street machine fans are "very said, " I'm a junk man. I crush 62,124 car and truck en· ...... mesbows. Caswell's wife said" the car can well received." cars fer a livmg. Wben you see thusiasts from 37 states go fast " enough to scare you to Rey Noonan and Mike cars at that end of the line, you CaIvI"- to the Du Quo' _I.e Spr inger, 26, owns )0 death. Believe me, you see Furrie from Terre Reute, Ind., want to see tbese out here .­ Fau grounds. customized cars and two your life flasb before your f£::: the Du Quoin location is niceones.t1 Arour.d 3,000 19" ..... "Sent· trucks. He said !Ie's been in· eyes." Barry Borgor, a mechanic day " ,:ooped u cars and volved in racing since the age CasweiJ 5 car also has a beer " Tbere hasn't been any from Kunkletown, Penn., trucks were diF _led 00 1.500 tapper built ooto the engine as trouble bere," said Noonan. traiJored his 1974 Pantera to of five wben be rode mini· • _ . He aaId !be ,,... _ a.-.- aDd .~ . ,...,..,... _w Du Quoin. TIle car w'"" made Illinois lea the number of "U .It's gat a DIG..... and g ... been ..rea~~'P~suC fer ance !bey gat 011 .... by I"ard ID Italy aDd .. ...­ participant entries with :r. -f""t, It's roe," be .aid. b:i.dIs." .U'OUIId $22,000. He said it'. percent, followed by 'Z1 perc<""t Chris Neve of Lo<'..kport is ~ " and bas WOO 26 fint· more original than from Micbigan, Ohio, Indiana, another seasoned Street place awards in Corvette FURRIE ADDED, " It ain't Missouri and WiSCOOSin. Machine Nationals fan. sbows. no mob rule. We just came to - I E.I.E.tO: creates rockabilly

RESERVATIONS AT the mE STUDENT Center will that's rough but danceable Univenlly Tennis Courta will not be open Friday, Saturday not be lalbiTlIDllr" ccoonaorts; SUSlIn tbe Student Programmbtg Vidoea will be at the seminar, Alper, opreuive arts; Council, bas been awarded a OIIbnyaaid. Howani SubrPerez, films; I scholarsbip from the National Cabny is involved witb the Jean Sanden, fiDe arts; SIe\-e Associatioo for Campus Ac­ tri- . 'eekly Carbondale Smitb, promotions; SbeiJa NO STUDENT CENTER I tivities to attend a new mU8ic cablevialon CbanDeI 7 1IIDw, !'1 ~ ' II, special events; Cindy The Student Center will be C!<>sed seminar in New Yoric City July "New Frontiers," an a1t«­ ! Itty, G~ spirit; Sbawl to the public on FridOy. July.: 10-16. native music statioo wbIclt ...... ;oeI and recreatiOll; ana '!be SC'.boIarabip will cover sbows videos. Cusbny. videos. Brian Elmore Saturdoy. July 5: and Sundao" July 6, 1986. the cost of admiBaiOll to the '!be newly eJected cliiiirs is executive chair. Hav. a good time anyway! E'J.E.tO'. creates rockabilly

RESERVA110NS AT the 1HE 811 'liENT Center will that's rough but danceable H.livenlty Teanla Courts will not be open ..riday , Saturday no,' be taken for Friday. Ligbts and SuDday. The Center will at the University ;'ennls close at 10 p.m. Thursday and ByMtlry~1 SlaIIWr1tar Courts and the Law ScbooI reopenat7a.m. Monday. C,,'IrIa will not be turned on. AI their worst, \bey were BRIEFS POLICY - The I'OIIlIh, danceablerockabilly, 1HE MONTIIL ~- meeting of deldlifie ror Campus Hriefs is At their best, E.I.E.I:O., the Civil ServIce Emlilayees noon two days b~fore crpated a lluitar-orienteO CounciJ will be beId at 1 p m. pahllcation. The briefs must be "wall of sound'!"' I.."OIIlparabJe to Wednesday in the Balcony tYP"written and must include the Byrds, Los Lobes or even C.oafermce Room in AntbGny lime, date, place and sponsor Hank William• . Hall. or the l'vent. The ba",d . piayed Thursday on the steps of Shryock Auditorium to about 4,000 Sunset Concert goers. " Pe.v,>le don't know bGw to RAlPH MACCHIO · PAT MORITA " c!as" fy us," 58.!;! lead vocalist an~ rbythm guitarist Steve Summers. "Basically, we're jusl a rock 'n' roll band with ~KidPartn ~ The power of ~ 5(ome deep country roots." ...--;.,;",;,;._...... --1 E .I.E.l.O. is a Wisconsj,:,­ • Ij j 1 Northern Dlinois-baoed band Norman Bates , .,.!', thai has opened for such acts ~ I as the Del Fuegos and the is back to normal. Violent Femmes. Its ftrst ' :;: DI!Vt.... u"r But Mothe;'s off album, ' 'Lan~ of ()pportunjty" R' r'll 11111 III • 1,11 """...... ~'" f. her rocker again. was released m Odober on the I -. \ Frontier label. E .I.E.I.O. started the I evenffig with " Go West, Young Man," possibly the best song I on " Land of Opportunity." I With its Chuck Berry riffs and "Go, Go" refrain, tbe song I sounds like a rancb-styie "Jo1moy B. Goode." . Other songs in the almost all­ J original J.ine.u includPd "Tear it Down" an~ "Wbi:;e Lines, Blue Skies, Black Top." swiunt'.n; and bas'J player Richard Szeluga compose _P:...... ,_ ... ,,­ J most of E .I.E.I.O.'s material. Drummer Tommy Ciaccio E.1.E.I.0. teed _II.' S.... Sum,,*, belted out • tune says _that Land member'S 1"hInday night on the ..... of SIwyock Auditorium .t the third choose "about the best o! of eight SuIlMl~ .~4111 by SPC. every L:X" F.0DgS Summers and Szeluga bring i,,_ 00 punk, its fine harmonies and hig/HJuality rock 'n' roll. Lead guitlfist Rob Harding intricate guitar work of said that influences f... the ~ JnlJ.e ~~;,;r.rc:.n~ band vary. "We steal from aU ~.~I . ~~':O:= (onnance was the taciL of the cool guys and let it all meld most punk and r

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FOR SALi Iliner signs five recruits, Classifieds '-----] hopes to fill midfield gaps 536-3311 '''' VW VAN. J , ~ d,.,.'. JI II)' SI... Kouto. junior academically but M~ mPl. S.... mIles. .xr:.lr.n, ~ . dfrlon SI6OOa.o54'·511;. SprtllEdilor three years of eligibility 7 · 2~ ...... OI"Aol.:.l remaining. Directory "71 FOlD ,.,NTO. cx.'-"c. • In an attempt to plug the loss ct~'1:r;~~ . S7JO 010. of three midfield starters to "I tried to do a couple of 7·'''' ..... ,...... 016IA"I" gra1uatirAl, Sall!ki coach JuJee things ill roy recruiticg," '''' .fNAUlT FUEGO. A~ . Full has signed five field I op,1oI'tI (.un-ftJOf). only ! ..... ;", ..., i11lk'" runer sa id. "f tried to fill tiJe E- C'tIftd. Mill' S.'I 457·6311 Of' 54'· hoc~ey retruits in the spring to ("ree h9les ill tl>e midfield but r Auto ".0"" , pm. letters of intents. also tried to sign some for­ 7· " ...... O, .. ,AoI7. ~,'rh £ Services "19 MEIClIIY IOICAT. ...,,-d . Hiner signed two midfif:lders wards bo!cause we will he good «Indltlon. AC. ~ ,~Ing . "".otorcycl.. ~brok .. , U7.J'52. - Wendy D:::ius of Cheshire, losing ocr ~.ntire forward line 7-8 ...... 0'»7Aol n Conn., and Nancy Hattrich of to graduation foUcwing this 1919 LE 1A1ON. 4 or pt. ph, AJI,·FM St. Louis ; and three forwards MoItn.H_ ""• .• :-rul• • con .. r~ delao. 56.0JO season," Mlocella__ m l. $7500. W'O,rnntv "Iff good. 07· - FJaudia Gorman of Ocean - rot• . City: N.J., Cindy Oppermann l11ner said three a thleles are Elect.onl.. f ·!."6 ...... •... 0."21.1\016' ;', MA VftfOL. COOD .nglne-hody ot , ~. LoUls ; and Susan also going to walk-oo the team Pet. & Svppn.. N.-dJ tron.mfuJon WOI"k. lest Charler:;ofBuffalo, N.Y. nextseason: M.ollyCastronova Blcycl.. cn.r. n'· 1652. Hiner feels it's her best 7...... , ...... 0335AoI70 and Beth Hills of Oak Park; ea ...... "'5 Vat va GOOD CondnfClft. Con recruiting class sin..", 1%3. and Kathy J u ica of Sportl,.. Good. be .e.n 1oaJ'1y 11200. 010 50',. "Of the ~even individuals on Homewood. Rec._tl_1 V.hld.. "", ...... ' ...... 0,..7Ao11O my original list tha t I FOItD VAN I9n. ..r:.II"" con· recrujted, I signed four of I1Iner feels with six retur­ Furnltur. Musical ~=: ~~'I~ ~~ ' AC~1frfl . them so I feel pretty good ning startus and !lie five in­ 7·'''6 ...... 0257Aol11 •. bout that," l11nersaid. coming recruits, SIU-{: can '1' CfLtl:' HATOfIAc(. er.or. Illner said the five years. She was a two-time all­ improve on its 1()'1()'1 record of color. AC • • ,_. 5·.p-t 10,... m"" . gr ~ ...~ .ng'fW. rw~" !ltt/. newcomers will he tried in the conference selection and a year ago. body worl. 1 1.300 ~:V . Col' t lch midfield. played for Team Missouri the -. My goal is to win 15 games "57-61" . 7·7·" ...... 96 ~JlAol61 " I e>rpect Darius and Hat­ past two years. aDd improve our scoring ForR.nt 1/ FOlD All/STANG , , .. , wflMli trich w slart in the midfield Charters, a transfer from output," Illner said, " even t', .. "n:1 '!I~lnif . :hcr.,,·f01I 1. Onl" Apartments ll~.oo . 519·'Slf/ and if Gorman and Op­ Stare University College of though we have 1\ tougher H_ 7· ..· .6 ...... _ ..... 9640Ao I 10 permann can play link, they New Y","l< "t Brockport. is a schedule ne7-t season." 1976 rlt'o;;.~~ ~ : rR7. SlY".,:: 'pGriI'cor Molon.Hom.. m"",, n_ port •• M ilt' ._ ICI up' will s.~ playing time," she pt"KIc'., 1/500 firm. (',,11 SJ6·5561. said. "I'm hoping Charters can p.e...... A. Io:~Ch,'s . lle usecl more like a utility Roommat.. 7· ...6 ...... •• . ... Ql64A"I71 TheDIJlle 1911 . 21OY. S.tpd. T.top. AC. AJI,. player, to fill in at a lot of Dvp ~ .x .. positiom.. .. JaDCats ~ . ~'j ' ~!=' ,'~.~~ : 't, .. t;: Wonteel to _.nt 529·2369. Dariu., the S?luJris' top !l!xleland Jazz ;'pm ....I ..... P._ty 7·'-66 ...... 0162AoI" recruit, helped Ie.l d Cheshire For the lit "I the 11 pm Creol. Slyl" 1966 FOA'D FAlltANf tUM good...... blu... TheGreat.. t M ....n.HomeLot. 32.000 <)(1. m"-. N_ II,.. ond High School to ct-....secutive Cuilin. served tiU ....,..1'1. GI.ndoMcOor!t.# 451·506 1. second-plare finjshes in the drink opecl,.11 iUlt Ilk. In Italy 7·3"$ ...... •.. 027OAo169 slale meet the past two 19 OATSUH Sl900 01:). h . condo AC. ...pd . 2 df. 5"·656 1 coli off., , .easons. She was a two-yc.'U' pm. Slarter at halfback ,mn 7·'''6 ...... •... Oll6Ao ln 1979 ME.CUn ("()lfGAR JC~ · l . ANI · re<:orded 229 car....,r i"­ I'M co... " • • AC. crone. new tlr.. ~ptions a!td two defensive Gndbcrttery. 529·"'7. HelpWanteel 1·3"6 ...... 028'A,,169 saVt'S. n DATSUN 211'"t. N_ brak.. . Ar, all-league selection in tre-e .m.akeovers E...,loy_nt Wanteel I'OdIoIClr •• h~t .Y'...... ,. SlJnroof. 1e.,,1... Offe.eeI lela,e and after photos ~13 1/),3",.,.. 'auaoI --- 7..J~ ...... 02.XlAo169 ~i~&~ All k.-e aeam drinks_ ...... I 'n6~"".AC.""'" ft' ~, ~---. ----, .~~ Cf"~.... . cw,. a~~Ji~ Scbooi coach ...... A_'&,-=­ T...... 04I11Act l 1O Arlene Salvati feels Darius has "10 RJWD MAV[JffOC , dr. ovfc'., 6- the potential to he hetter than Antl_ .ull ...... _ ()pp«tunlt'" 't:= ·v~~~;:~.;: Th"""", wbo is one of the top Dln_t7.95 2910. all-around players on the ,.... 1.J-U ...... _ . .. (W14Ao16' Saiukl field hockey team. RI ...... ,.., MAZDA GlC. cvtfrom. 2 . . ... M .... tpd, AC. ANt-FIA cos.. ". . » mPfl. Il\ner said ther" is no 98. rftlillrlta. RI__ ...... Ibtat. eeI ••r:.I J.", condition. mlll,..41 12650. question Darius will contribule J29-46,7. as a freshman, it's just a 1-1...... _ ... c.:(\5Aol1l matter of which position_ ~.~t. ::!::n!:cr'~~= "Basically, we have t"NO ,,..condlflon. . mlll'.-I' only 1200. J29· starling positions IIp for grabs 7"~ . . ..••• 0211Ao171 and I t!iiDk she'll he a starter, ,tI, HONDA OVIC 'JOOe ...... J. whether at halfback or at i.'~~; :::Ion~:= · .: . ~ link," DIner ~ _ "Wendy has S2.SJ0. J19· IJS'I. good speed and jumping , ...... 01I7AoI;" ability, whi.ch are desir:sb\e (3Une minimum. approximat.ty 15 '., MEiCUI'Y D . Sun roof. CTU'''. _ch) ••froI . condition good. kyf''''. traits for .. lIockeyplayer." 4J7.... n . One day . 58c.nts per 1M, 7~ ...... OflOAol71 Hattrkh is a versatile Two dop-53 CMlts per :ine, perciayo , '77 MONTE CAIlO. 7...... AC, AM· performel' wbo ple.ved half­ n.-"' ..... """' .Q..... po< back and link at VISitation ..... po of "00 '·1.", ,..,,0"). Ah JfHI'qwn, to. propwty 7...... , ..•.••. ,. 967JAm176 ~;r.:.~~.~~~~~J7" fown • • hodoi /of, 1I.dt. JUM or 1·" ..' ...... 039210716 Coli I..a(oS·"'-6000. ht, GH·9SOI 20'" GAS lANGE $45. fTwt.,- 1125. 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Eddie Wedderburn, • former SIU-C men's trll.cli All· Ame rolkd it publicity, said Du. Quoin is an 1976 l'rans Am from Blue ::::U~~ ~~ ::'f~:!.= "H, looked real nasty, but it into a ditcll "and brought it exCf'l!ent 1000000n for the Grass, I"" ~ , with the IIeenIe of 114 octane fuel. tumed out be just war,ted to back to life." Street Machine Nationals plate, Cbiken," says his car is Cameras said it took IOlmost see the car," Cametas said. He said be appreciated the becaUlle of its "picnic-type great beca.... ''The bank !lgbt years of labor "and "People are always boopItaHl'j abown to out-U- atmosphere." FIGURES, from Page 1------j Lost A Child to hoIO meeting State fuDda paid for Ibcr..e {orahou8ekeeper. Coatrnctua1 services totaled _ the <1liiy imprcmment coats, Stooe HI..,. opeI'lltiOllS Baker said that prior to 1985, $1,8\08 in thr, nine-month done by University peI'SOIIIIei, The monthly meeting of I and improvements. bousel:eepioll duties were period, telecummunlcations said Cfareoce Do.'::bertY, vIee LoIIt A Child will be from 7 to 9 Figures {or the opcI'IjtiOllS performed 6y a cleaning charges Wen! $2,273 and the president {or campus services. p.m. July 10 in Conference categClrf Wen! $17,715 iti 1114, service. " operation of auto equipment" The UDiwnity has been Room No. 1 at the Memorial $26,0lIl m 1115 and $36,11& in As of Jof2cll 31 this y~ , bas coat $100. data 1m the a;­ Hospital of Carbondale. 1986. Operations casts include fuDda supplied by the ~':lOUI­ HOUle improvements tota1ed 'Iures 1m Stooe HOUle at The self-help support group the salaries for a full-time dation for refurbisbing .11101 m,w in moe IDODths of fiIcal ~request of th~ llIinois is for parents who have ex­ gardener and a "house perIOIl,Jelwere $lS,025. 1986. 'Ibis inc1udes $16,1&1 to Board of HiIIber EducatiGD. A perienced tbe loss of a child light the drivewa~! $5,m in Senate su6committee· will from illness, accident, s"icide r.=esin p=e~ ~ u.:::~~~~ ~ track lighting {or tile interior Investigate the spending Clll or murder. reflect the ~ct that the 1986 shain!d that ~ .

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