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Southe rn Illinois Unive rsity at Carbondale Wednesday, July 8 , 1987, Vol. 73, No. 167 16 Pages North 'assumes' Reagan OK'd shifting of funds WASHINGTON (UPI) - foreign policy affair thai North truth " . the good, the bad and that deal. Marine Lt. Col. Oliver North, engineered as an aide on the the ugly," said North, seated -The shredding of at last before Congress and the National Security Council. More on hearings significant documents relating nation to address his colossal '" never personally ~~b:'~:=~ to the arms sales and the role in the 'ran-Contra discussed the use" of the arms Reagan reaction " I am bere to accept diversion of the "resihals" scandal, said Tuesday he sale s profits for the responsibility for that which I began in earl)' October 1986, assumed President Reagan Nicaraguan Contras with - Page 14 did. I will not accept respon when CIA DIrector William approved the diversion of Iran Reagan, said North. sibility for that which I did not Casey told him the dealings arms sales profits to North also said he believes do." were on the brink of becoming Nicaraguan rebels although he shredded five memoranda had aPllroved the operation. In a dramatic six bours, public. they never discussed the that may have shown Reagan TensIon gripped the Senate North also said: -North denied he conducted scheme. knew ab~ut the Contra Caucus Room as North walked -He knew a chronology be a shredding party on Nov. 21 to '" assumed the p.·esident diversion. But North missed in with a ramrod gait to ex p...,~red in mid-November destroy any documents that knew what , was doing and one, which later was found by plain his actions in the scandal 1986 had fa~ data (rom were evidence of Reagan's had, through my superiors, Attorney General ' Edwin that has shaken Reagan's McFarlane about Israel's role knowledge of the diversion. He approved it," said North in his Meese's investigation in late credibility a nd could lead to in a November 1985 weapons said he shredded documents long-anticipated testimony to November. That memo did not the prosecution of North and sbipment to Iran, but North daily although the Nov. 21 the select House-Senate carry the traditim.al cover other administration officials. thought there WE're " good aoo committees investigating the page showing wh~ther Reagan '" came here to teU you the sufficient reasons" to lie ai>out Officals sign intent to build Japan campus
By Michele Eskins Staff Writer SIU-C officials and Japanese delegates have signed a letter of intent that may make the Uni versity one of the first to open a branch campus over seas. Giving a slide show and reception Tuesday, Mayor Neal DiUard, Acting President Jobn C. Guyon and other ad min istrators welcomed Ja)~nese b:JSinessmen and political leaders from Kurobe, Nakajo and Tonami to the campus. The remainder of the day was spent in meetings and touring the campus. The meetings were utilized to draw up terms detailing a mutually satisfactory branch campus agreement. Lynz Brown, associate director of International Programs and Services, said the proposition was initiated by the U.S.A.-Japan Com· mittee for Promoting Trade Expansion. Brown said the committee was formed May 1986, with a n in terest in im· proving trade relations bet· ween the two countries prompting its formation. Cross-cultural and educational differences a re the sources of some trade friction, SIoII P_ by"" M. Kuln" Dillard saia. Branch campuses could promote Detter cultural Shady sippers understanding for Japanese and Americans. Mary Pellas and her 3-year-old daughter Tessa sip shakes while beating the h ..t on South illinois Ayenue Tuesday. Having a branch campus in Japan would be beneficial to students for many reasons, Brown said. Such a campus would City OKs permits for two eateries provide economic connections with the Japanese, as well as New drive-through will be located across from 710 traffic and pedestrian both intersections," Ed Bookstore near the in problems they said it would Reeder, direclor of Car· sits in a tight spot tersection of South Illinois and cause. The council did not take bondale Public Works said. By Catherine SImpson Mill avenues. action on the issue at that time. The Snapps restaurant will Staff Writ.... Councilman Keith Tuxhorn At the July 6 meeting, no provide only walk-up and This Moming was the only council member residents chose to address the drive-up service. No seating Two new locations ior fast· to oppose the permit. council on tha tissue. will be provided. food hamburger!' soon will be " Please do not aUow this; "Anything we do in this area Firefighters get available for Carbondale because of the salely com· is going to change traffic familiar with SlU-C residents. plications it brings to the city," patterns," councilman John A Snapps restaurant and a Tuxhorn told the council. Mills, who motioned for ap Gus Bode McDonald's were granted He said the council was proval of the permit said. -Page6 permits at the City Council making this decision when the Council members discussed meeting Monday. majority of students are not in the possible effect of in· ' d~ New coach named A special use permit for a town. "Doesn't the council stalJation of traffic signals at I , )~ drive-in restaurant on South think the stu.Jents sbould be a the inte.... .ections of MiU and for diving team Illinois Avenue was granted major concern in this issue?" llIinois and Mill and Univer ------\/, -Sports 16 despite the possible traffic Several citizens came to the sity. The council approved the problems it may ""use. June 22 meeting to protest the traffic signal instalJation at Gus Mrs "ndlng f.st food In Snapps, owned by M '" L building of the restaurant the June 22 meeting. CertIondaIe t. 90"08 be • -''--',10. Investments of SI. Louis, because of th- inc,.....ased " It will in~rease the safety of Back-To-Campas AdYertising Newswrap DeadlIne: Wed. July 22 world/nation rGOLDENSCISSORS-l OF RICH'S Chernobyl trial begins charging 'breach of safety' ~ CHERNOBYL, U.S.S.R. (uP!) - The former director of the Chernobyl atomic plant, Viktor Brokhauov. and five aides went lOTANS-820 on trial Tuesday, charged with s;: ' ,ty vioiations that led to the with coupon world's worst nuclear accident in A rill986. The indictment also ..,,1,.. a..a.a7 charged that there had been a ri If·accident in 1985 at the station, 60 miles north 'l( Kiev. The six defendants were charged 529-59.9 with "a breach of safety regulations at explosion·prone plants." A conviction could send them to jail for up to 10 years. All the defendants, except Brukhanov, contested part of the charges, especially those blaming the accident on human error. Violence may intensify in wake of IRA killing BELFAST, Ireland (UP!) -Irish Republican Army gunmen killed a Protestant businessman Tuesday amid a new round of violence that authorities fear could escalate into the worst or. Trovel Agents confrontation between Northern Ireland's Protestants and or. e"FMtrienced. (IOIIH or. C"tholics since the 19705. The outlawed IRA claimed that the he>ld two evenings (T u.sday. I slain man was a paramilitary hit man, but area residents said he Thursdays) per week for 1. had no political connections a nd one said " he was just an or· Call now for information, dinary family man." Also Tuesday, Protestant youths hurled Murd ale Shopping' CARBONDALE' 549-nl1 or ".rsonal interview for acid bombs at police and a British army patrol was struck in an Mon-Sat 10-6 beginning July 21 , 1987 Mini",,,," of 10 S ...... alleged IRA bomb attack, injuring a soldier and two elderly women, authorities said. Annual Sidewalk Sale nlAVIL PUT... I. U_.M.RD Sikh extremists kill 34 in two bus attacks July 10& 11 761 S. Unl ...rslty Carf."ndal•• IL 62901 CHANDIGARH, India (uP !) - Sikh e,·tremist gunmen at 6 T.·529·1061 tacked two more buses late Tuesday, killing 34 people, less than **************** 24 hours after Sikhs massacred 40 peopi,' on a bus in the Punjab. -Up to % off 00 oar Best Power FOters officials said. Police said five Sikh extremists carried out the latest attacks at 9 p.m. along a main road in northern Haryana -AD Sizes of Tetra Mba Staple Flakes OIl Sale state outside the village of Daryabur, 110 miles southwest of Chandigarh. Most of the victims were Hindu . sa\eO~ ~ Whisper Air Pamps Grenades injure 5 near Spanish military base MADRID, Spain (UP!) - Four grenades launched from a II-:,u.... ,.-Cage Sale Saucony 11_Ii>r!",.,,, starting Bslow BS 'S." parked car by a timer exploded at the entrance of military Running Shoel headquarters in the Basque city of San Sebastian Tuesday, in Cleaning out our AYiary juring five people, authorities said. No group immediately reg. 70 claimed rp. 1U.le.~•• ~,. Louage 825 E. Main (behind Pete,,;on Supply) WeL Tr.... u..c ...ic ..c ...... -- (classic music of yesterday & today) 95C 7:00 to close (No Cover) Peachtree Tb...... FlUtE POOL Drink 5peclab Schnapps F.... FaaaaJaGoGoD_can 7:30 · 1' 95C -- Uve music with SHADES (No Cover) 'S( 9 :30 - 1:30 (No Cover) FaaaaJa GoGo D_can DJ SHOW with FaaaaJa GoGo D_can "Mlxin" MltdI Thomas & "")amrnln" Jeff Gibbs ,...... 1, Opinion at Commentary I did not &l~ "Impeo.di the President:' What I SOld was, ·I~m't that J-I9t peQch~, tk. Pcesldent?' Southern Illinois \l has the radio blues IF THERE IS a radio wasteland, it must be in Southern Ulinois. Sure we've got radio -- the two most-listened-to stations in the market use th,! airwaves. But does "most-listened to" also mean "most innovative"? One of the stations treated listeners to a Fourth of July weekend of the " Top 500 Hits of All Time." (Funny how Kim Carnes' fluffy "Bette Davis Eyes" and the Bee Gees' vapid "Night Fever" were ranked higher than Bill Haley's milestone "Rock Around the Clock" and Led Zeppelin's classic "Stairway to Heaven"). TlfIS SAME STATION, which had based its popularity on album oriented rock, has changed its format to the familiar "oldies but goodies" formula. It's not enough that local bars offer a myriad of "oldies nights," now oldies are offered 24 hours a day over the airwaves. Letters The other station has changed its format as well, from Top 40 to dance music. T)llk about a chanl(e from bad to worse: now those listeners whose ears have worn tired of listening to the constant playing of Phil Collins records Tree-cutting controversy needs wi~h or without Genesis - can hear Lisa Lisa and CulhJam sing three times an hour. some pOints to be cleared up WE CAN'T FAULT the stations, they're just giving the people what they want - remember, listeners voted for In regard to a letter in the solutely no input in the accommodate all LIJ'lSe parties the hellish 500. July I Daily Egyptian, there removal of the underbrush, Mr. Cohen so fears. An allernative is sorely needed - the stations don't are several points that should which had overgr"wn the serve just Southern Illinois, they also serve Southern be made clear. jogging trail surrounding the As a former employee of the First, "hundreds" of trees lake. (And I do stress un Conserv2.tion Department and Illinois University. were not cut down in or around derbrush, not trees). But, past president of the Inter Campus Lake Woods. Tbe perhaps the Greeks should Greek Council, I believe that CARBONDALE HAS JUST such a station - WIDB. But trees Llult were removed total have taken a stand concerning Mr. Cohen has addressed a it's hard to hear the alternative music that WIDB nfiers about 20 and were cleared this matter long ago - COII topic which he has little, if any, when it's broadcast on a low frequency AM station that because of their poor COD sidering that each Fraternity knowledge about whatsoever. can't be heard off campus. dition. and Sorority pays $40,392 a Of course, those lucky enough to have cable television year to maintain their Greek Considering his position at the Second, the pi, ,ic tables, Row Housing com racts. Wellness Center and duties can get WIDB on their FM dials - after paying the cable which are now wely ac instructing a class in Stress company a fee for the service. But not everyone can afford cesible, provide leisure For this much money, three Mana@ement, perha'ps it is the luxury of having such an alternative. facilities for everyone and picnic tables are .be least that necessary that be prescribe to U's too bad that everyone doesn't bave that option. were not the center 0( the can be provided for their his c.... n teachings and realize College radio stations helped bring inn.0vative groups like Campus Woods clearing. leisure, as well as a view of a that everyone is entitled to U2 and Talking Heads to th~ attention of ma1ItStream Furthermore, none of the lake, which up to now was leisure lime in a suitable and audiences. And college radio stations enabled the1l" clean-up . efforts around the nothing more than a potential safe environment. listeners to experience a wide variety of musicai styles, as lake were done so the Greeks hiding place for anyone with witnessed by WIDB's inclusion of new wave, blues and "can party more easily." intentions contrary to ,Public Everyone deserves to enjoy safety and the well-belOg of Campus Lake and the beauty reggae in its formal. It would seem that Mr. those wishing to use both the O(fered by it. The Greeks are WHAT SOUTHERN ILLINOIS needs is better access to Cohen neglects to recognize picnic facilities and jogging not now I nor have they ever that the Greek System at sm trail. been, 'butchers of the land.' WIDB. What WIDB needs is a transmitter. and on all college campuses Greek Row is not 'Animal Sure we'd be dreaming it we thought that the financially are responsible organizations Fourth, all the animals that House,' and yuu, Mr. Cohen, troubled University would give WIDB money for a tran that do more than lounge inhabit this area are no doubt have much to learn about a smitter so kids at SIU-C can hear their Hoodoo Gurus and about, beer can in hand, still residing about the lake. system that contributes to and Husker Du. But it sure would be nice if dreams came true. watching the endless parties The grass and trees still exist benefits both University and And this is one dream that the University should try to go by. and no concrete pavillions are community. - John F. Kukec, fulfill. Third, the Greeks ha i ab- planned any time soon to senior. radi4>-television. Doouesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU Athletics misses golden opportunity The athletics department has missed a golden opportuni ty. The first mistake was head basketball coach Rich Herrin firing HerlJlln Williams as an assistant coach. Not only was he passed over as head coach after the dismissal of Alan Van Winkle, he was fired by a head coach who had less experience and baskethall knowledge. I do have to give Rich Herrin credit. He was a good high school coach using any talent that came his way. He also has ac cepted the challenge of coaching in division I-A haskethall. But how can Coach Herrin and the search committee pass up former Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU Saluki star Mike Glenn? I am all for playing with local high school talent, but if local talent is lacking, it must come from elsewhere. I enjoy watching individuals (rom local high schools compete in division I-A basketball. However. I hate to ,ee players like Randy House and Brian Welch give 100 percent and then lose because of coaching mistakes or a lack of talent on the floor with them. It's not the players' fault : li,e), try but their physical limitations a re too great. SI - C basketball is improving; Rich Herrin's team does bring in basketball fans . 1 hope that the athletic department will learn from their mistakes and provide st.... dents and alumni with a winning b A McDonald's site plan and a $100,000 small business loan at located al the northwest small business loan for the a 5 percent interest rate. When corner of Giant City Road and owner were also approved by repayment begins, the money illinois Route 13 in University the Council. goes into a revolving account Place, the new mall under Jim Short of Short. En for the city to grant additional construction on Route 13. terprises, Inc., who owns the loans, City Manager Bill Dixon two McDonald's In Carbondale said. Further steps in the ap and one each Murphysboro plication process of the Mc and Anna, is the applicant. DCCA allocates funds to Donald's restaurant are a 1 he council agreed to apply cities with less than 50,000 Community Development to the illinois Department of population in non-urban Steering Committee meeting Commerce and Community counties. July 22 and a public hearing Mfairs on behalf of Short for a The new McDonald's will be July 27. TALKS, from Page 1----- valuable marketing and to keep the ed ucational 20 to 25 American universities business internship op poliCies the sam~ lOr Japanese being considered. portunities, Brown said. branches and American Chiaki Takahashi, president Several municipalities in campuses. All lectures would of the Japanese Student Japan have agreed to provide be given in English. Association for fall 1907, said incentives that include land, Nine Japanese such campuses would help facilities and endowmentS for municipalities have expressed students who want to study a the project. interest in having an American major in the U.S. by making An attempt would be made academic branch, with about credit transfer easier. University police arrest drunk driver Correction BS 'AILOUI SJU-C police arrested Larry intersection of South Wall A smoking policy that SPECIAL I.. Palmer, 39, of C:ve In Rock, Street and East Grand could eventually ban a&.&. aaY' for driving while mtoxicated Avenue. smoking Oil campus is W:16p.m. Monday. being pro~ed by a Gilbay's $1 05 Florida Pohce said Palmer lost Both Palmer an'd his campuswide committee & Tonic • . Snakebite control of his vehicle, spun passenger were slightly in that represents every around twice and knockerl jured in the incident but did not constituent group, in down a city street sign near the require treatment. cluding the Civil Service Employees Council. Police report burglary, wallet theft The D.E. incorrectly reported the organization Darnelea Moultrie, 45, told value estimate was available responsible for drafting Carbondale police SJnday thaI on the recorder or the damage. the policy. someone forced their wa y into Carbondale police reported Also, faculty member her apartment in the 500 block that Robert Palmer, 21 , said Donald Paige was in of East Willow Street. his wallet containing sa was correctly affiliated with A videocassette recorder taken from his unlocked car the Civil Service Em was taken and the apartment Monday afternoon near the ployees Council. was ransacked. 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Ciolden Soft n' Cientle Sweet Corn Bathroom Tissue 112 112OFF 4Ro".34Pkg. ~ OFF Each . 9 With c-pon In Sfwe Daily Egyptian, July 8, 1987, Page 7 • • " j • ••••• • \1 1 \ r ' ':- SPC Fine Arts Presents Thursday Video Series: Featuring Wood Working "~The Burning Giraffes·· IIFlnlshlng" Today, July 8 Thursday, July 9 3 .. 5 pm 7:00-8:20pm 4th Floor, Video Lounge South Patio of the Student Center Don't Miss It!! ".~.C"'~I~~ 4th floor Video Lounge Student Center All Shows $1.00 Tonight (July 8th) 6&8 PM STANDBY ME SIJNStT ATTENTION' CONCfRTS The Student Programming Council announces West Side Heat the vacancy of the (Blues Rock) Executive Chair Position July 9, 1987 7 PM - 9-PM- .- ;. Iterested students should call SPC Old Main Mall at 536-3393 for more information. Deadline ior applications luly e, 1987 Presents Sand . r' & Come join ml' and • Duds at Campus Beach C.nema and watch /l Beach Party./I Annette & Frankie 118 eac h P art" y ~ Friday July 10th 7-llpm Cost $ 1.00 Come early and enjoy Twilight Swim 4-7pm Fun, excitement, popcorn Page 8. Daily Egyptian, J ulyS, l987 CllJOSS 1 Sman uk, Cypriot ship hit by Iraqi missile ~5 eo,,...ly ground com 9 Act,... Theda Today's By United P .... lntenuoU-1 terminal iate Monda)" ship against tankers in Iran's 13 e ...ball ping ~ in lhelUlf said. service. family nlme An Iraqi missile ripped Tbere was no independent 14 Artlflcl.1 ••t .....y through the hull of a Cypriot oil The vessel was the fourth to cmfll1D8tioo wbelher a second 15 Cockeyed PllZzle tanker in the Persian Gull, and be hit near the Iranian shore in tanker was hit. 11 Wrongful aet hours later Iran warned the past- tv.'" weeks. Last In Tehran, Prime Minister 17 Noetumal France against delivering reports Tuesday said the Mir Hossein Musavi said aml¥Me more warplanes to Baghdad, tanker was still ablaze but Tuesday Iran would "not l' Burgundy Puzzle answers reports from the region said there were no further details remain silent" about French " Find 11 co-op Tuesday. 01' reports of any casualties. plans to deliver new Super pos.- 511 Melody are on Page 12. 22 H.t...:1: ....1. The n!pOI't came after Iraq tlmdard jets to Iraq. IOU_ The 47,297-ton Cypriot said its warplanes scored 23 InMet 8' n_ pe_ The Super Etendard is 24 Clique. tanker Nikos Kazatzakos came "effective and accurate hits" ~ to fire the Exocet 27 Complet.ly 12 ~.rp cry 27 B,..k,••• under attack by an Iraqi plane against "two large naval . that has proved ef· ,,.011 near Iran's Kharg Island oil near 32 .. - th.t will targets" the Iranian fective against oil tankers in I...... , CucIgoI. :u Tribe shore, language Baghdad the l-year-old "Tanker War" 2 CMtury pI.nt 21 -.Early Au ... normally uses in claiming hits Iraq has waged against Iran. 33 L•• fllke Plrt 34 Stevedores' 3 -Pertoq,. _otic France hints lIP· 4-...... 30 Om" 35 Pond 5 Fina' authoritv 31 Ihcome. 31 Tr.1I 6 Once more _kor at breaking 37 Pell 7 "0 .... - 33 Soli che... 38 AdjectiYe horN he can 38 A...... IUftb. ..: ' 37 SUrplUI .at.r Iranian ties 39 US patriot s ~ecordlno of chlnnel PARIS (uP\) . - France 40 literary form -• kind 39 - Alto SMALL 41 Renounces 9 Walled lu s tily 40 Shter Heklen could break diplomatic 43 Piekling 10 " It', • lin Ie. 42 Dlylne relations with Iran if an in· solution s t,1I - " 43 Swl • • city terpreter hiding in Tehran's BLIZZARD 44 Pub drink 11 Writer Sirrett 45 Stre.m embassy in Paris does not give -on,ly. 45 Mar. " bird 12 Mimic 46 Therefore himself up to French police, .as No I,n pedl- 14 BOlrd game 47 Hither P r ime Minis ter Jacques men's! 2C long ri.,er 48 Contentment 54 Attend 21 Coin 49 Dry Chirac said in an interview S5 Contriwe 24 Big Sur st.te: SO So long! published Tuesday. 56 Coble abbr. 51 Hlbernl. Iranian interpreter Wahid • 99 57 Gaelic 25 Sell town 52 Seed coyering Gordji has been wanted by Coupon Good 58 USSR worters ' 26 O.,en min 53 Gamer police since June 3 in con· JulyS.22 nection with a series of Paris bombings last year that killed 13 people and wounded more Iban 250. Gordji is not covered by diplomatic immunity a nd has Hwy. 13 We.t, Carbondale refused to leave the embassy and give himself up to police. 529·1400 Chirac. in an interview w: <.h Le Monde newspaper, said WE TllATYOU lIGHT · France had ruled ou t "~ lI! ring the Iranian E mbassy to capture Gordji but other measures were being con sidered. "There are various ways, LAROMffS PIZZA going all the way to a rupture in diplomatic relations." Chir ac said. "All depends on Wednesday Special the attitude of Iran itself. " U Mr. Gordji refuses to leave, such an attitude would LARGE liTEM have irreversible con sequences on the process of & 2-32 oz. Pepsi's normalization ." Soviets offer ONLY na~al pull-out in Persian Gulf 529-5191 $7 Bacon Burgers ••••••• '1.19 ea. $2.00 Pitch.rs MOSCOW ( UPI) - The Soviet Union, seeking to Field Sliced Dell Ham ••••••••• '3.29 ALL SUMMER preven t a n incre a sed Pepsi 12 pk cans ••.•. '2.79 9o . ii4~D;~ Wednesday Special no' American presence in the valid with any other coupons Persian Gulf, offered Tuesday no substitutions. to withdraw its fi ve·ship naval task force from the area - if I. C"dal. 529·1344 the United States, Brita:n and France remove their gulf forces. Foreign Ministry spokesman Boris Pyadyshev also said It's going to be a really BIG week Soviet withdrawal of its five warships - three mine sweepers, a frigate and a communica t ions vessel from the gulf is conditional on steps being taken to end the at nearly 7·year-old Iran·Iraq SWI war. 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I North, in his first day of le!;timony before the Meese, UIe people who were aware of the al. I noght • eveM\a, de.l. --' .. I House and Senate committees probing Ule Iran tempt to partially falsify tbe American role in I~~ ' ~~~____ Coupon. ____ 2~.!_!I!:.~~"_' Contra scandal, added that he "started the early arms transfers included Casey shredding docur:ents in earnest in early Oc· Poindexter and former national security ad: tober'" alter it became clear that news of the viser Robert McFarlane, who by then had left PUTT PUTT scandal was about to explode. government. " I started shredding documents in earnest However, North said those people had a GOLF ~ after a discussion with Director Casey in early "darn good reason" for their actions and be Tournament held 4:00 - 1:00 pm, Thursday, Oclober when he told me that Mr. (Roy) Fur personally believed the Americans held hostage July 16 at Bogle Hole Golf Course ~ mark had come to him and talked to him about in the Middle East. as well as some Iranian the use of Iran arms sales money to support the moderates, may be in danger if the true story resistance," North said. ·'Director Casey and I came out. SIgn up a t gol! Site within 4·7 pm ~. r~ . had a lengthy discussion about the fact that this At issue was a 1986 effort to construct a false time peflod o r at SR InlOrmatiOil whole thing was coming unraveled and thai chronology of events that showed early arms Desk COS " , $1 50118 holes things ought to be cleaned up and I started transfers to Iran, in 1985. came from Israel. ciea ning things up."' Wit:lout any U.S. partiCipation. North denied ··1 engaged in shredding a lmost every day that it was his idea to WTlte a false chronology tha I 1 had a shredder .. · North said. "We saw and indicated that the inaccurate version given thc-se operations un raveling as early as mid him prohably came from Poindexter. OClober." ':The fact is there were many, many people. However. North added thai on Nov. 21, when to IDclude the former assistant to the president he learned the Justice Department was for national security affairs, UIe current beginning to probe the affair, he stepped up the national security adviser, the attorney general pace of his shredding. At that time, North said, ~f the United States of America, the director of he destroyed documents "but perhaps with central intelligence - all of whom kncw that to more intensity than other days." be wrong," North said. (i051ii;) Rock OJ Show Vlith McFarlane's orders were Tommy Lee Johnston live Broadcast ..... BUSCH. Drafts to solicit aid, North says -- , - ~ WASHINGTON . P.~14 , DaiJy ElIIYi>ti.' n,tJ);iy811!¥17 5,000 student athletes expected T-Shirts for Yugoslav'ian sports festivities ZAGREB, Yugoslavia CU P!) 12 sports a t the XIV Uni"er· record set a t the last r -- Over 5.000 athletes from 129 siade. which ends July 19. Universiade stood until a week countries will participate in Like the S um"' ~r Olympics, ago when it was bettered by by $5 Ihe Olympic·style World the centerpieces of the Student Student Ga mes extravaganza Games will be swimming and ~a~~:~;~~t;~~ ~t~':rrror~!~ which begin5 Wednesday. track and field. world· r ecord holde.. - Size La:ge - X-Large Including ,:oaches and of· "The Olympic Games have compatriot Rudolf Povarnitsin black, white, red, orange, olive, purple, lilac, ficials. the number of par· their history. our University and '::hina 's Zhu Jianhuo:! . ticipants rises to a record·total Games have our history," said Ar.other Sino-Soviet etas!", royal, periwinkel, blue, pink, g .. een, of 7.000, c,""pared wIth 3,949 Nebiolo, al,o president of the should come in men's gym· light turquoise, raspberry from 106 nations who took part Inte rnational Amateur nastics between Li Ning and in the I&st event two years ago Athletic Federation. " We must Vladimir Korolev. The in Kobe, Japan. not comparp one sports event women's gymnastics features The rapid expansion o( the with another. We have no Ekaterina Szabo of Romania. Games - a mere 713 com· Host nation Yugoslavia can [pREfERRE~ ~ ~~!?5~ petitors (rom 'J:/ countries in ~om~~;:,se t~~eC~~~edtha~ point to its men's basketball 1963 - has reached its limit. the Olympics." team, one of the field's Brand Name Off Price Clothing for Men & Women said Primo Nebiolo. Italian Apart from the main st rongest s Harold Myers (left), and Joe Throgmorton. and field ....nls at McAndr_ Stadium. In the Dive teams gain employ_ of E. T. Simonds Construction Co.. bKkground .re the two support legs that will work together In building sand pits lor track sport the new scoreboard. Ardrey as coach New McAndrew scoreboard Dave Ardrey z> oa=-! the DI!'W brad diriDg cmdI fflr buIh men s and ...... ,-s s..-im teams effectin, August 1. donated by area residents Athletics Director J im By St ••• Merritt Livengood announced Staft Wnter tlus project. although Jim scheduling. saId the project l'uesday. Brandt. vice-president in was or iginally slated for Ardrey. d lifelong resident of TlM: cOnstruCl!OD project charge of marketing. dido't completion by Aug. t5. but Springfield. Mo., coached for under " 'ay at Me. ndrew want to discuss the mOile'1 addei that inclimate weather three years at Drury College StadIUm tlus ..-eek cl des e aspect of the sign saying the past t,.-o weeks may set there from 1983-85. Ardrey installa tion of a ""'" state- CHICAGO (UPI) - Andre inning, two batters after Paul was taken out of the game, ejected in the eighth inning added another run in the third Dawson hit one of three Noce hit the third of Chicago's reportedly with an injury. when be threw behind Cbri.c inning w"'", Jim Sundherg Chicago home runs before bome runs. Chicago pitcher Show issued an apology Brown, becoming tile ftfth Cub drove in Jerry Mumphrey being ejected from the game Rick Sutcliffe, who was not in statement midway through Uoe player ejected from the game. from second base with a single Tuesday to lead the Cubs to a the game, stormed the mound game, saying the pitch was Lee Smith pitched the last two off Keith Comstock. fight-marred 7-5 victory over to get at Show and both ber. " unintended. " innings for his 22nd save. The Cubs added two runs in the San Diego Padres. ches cleared. Chicago pitcber Greg Dave Martinez and Dawson the fifth inning to increase Five Chicago players, Dawson, wh~ was knocked Maddux hit San Diego catcher bit solo home runs in the fITSt their lead to 7-2. Leon Durham manager Gene Michael And out momentarily, eventually Benitu Santiago with a pitch in inning. giving Cbicago a 2-1 and Brian DayeU bit back-to roach Johnny Oates were got up and chased Show into the fourth inning and was lead. ~ 'or Dawson, it was bis back doubles, producing a run, ejected from the game as a the San Diego dugout after the ejected along with Michael and third home run in two days and and Dayett scored from third result of a beanball war initial brawl had ended. infielder Manny Trillo, who seventh against San Diego this 011 abases-loaded groundout star ted wben San Diego pit Dawson was ejected from threw an object out onto the season. It was also bis 24th of by Mike Brumley. cher Eric Show hit Dawson in the game and was taken to field. the season, while Martinez the face with a pitch in the Northwestern Memorial Scott Sanderson, 4-4, took raised bis season's total to The Padres took a H) lead in third inning. No Padres were Hospital where he underwent over for Maddux when be was three. the first inning. Tony Gwynn ejected. treatment for a lacerated lip ejected and gave up two runs Noce's home run in the third, sitWed, stole second and third Show, 4-10, hit Dawson in the and a bruised cheek bone. in 3 1-3 'DOings to get the bis second of the season, gave and scored on a groundout by lip \lith a pitch in the third Sutcliffe was ejected and Show victory. Sanderson was the Cubs a 4-2 lead. Tbe Cubs JohnKruk. Page 18. Daily Egyptian. July 8, 1987