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Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC February 1993 Daily Egyptian 1993 2-19-1993 The aiD ly Egyptian, February 19, 1993 Daily Egyptian Staff Follow this and additional works at: https://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/de_February1993 Volume 78 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1993 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in February 1993 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Southern Illinois Univenty at Carbondale FridaV, Februruy 19, 1993, Vol. 78, Chec ers club I put up for sale Checker nightr tub, 706 E. It was being sponsored by Ii,, Gr,m<I Ave .. announ«:d Thursday Grnduate and Professiooal Student that the club i. for sale and CoonciI and Black Affairs Council. represent8!i .... es win not be -In light of our decision, anending a student forum today. Checkers officials will not be Checkers reopened Wednesday 8lIeIlding the student forum. - Kuar. night but had been closed for a said. week and • half following the Feb. Kuan said Checkers conducted 5 death of SIUC student Jose an in.trnal investigation of WaighL Waight' s death and deIennined tho! WaighL a 24-year-old freshman the employees of the nightclub trom South Holland. died from were not at faulL asphyxiation. according to a -I would like to categorically coroner's Tepor;. after Slate that in no way was Mr. confronlation at Checkers. Wright's death caused by any David Kuan. a management misconduct or indiscretioo by any spokesman. said tbe decision was of the staff at Checkers." made this week bul it "'US I'lOI an o charges have .,..", fiIcd. but easy one. the case is expected go before a -After careful deliberation by grand jury within 10 days. nl4nagemenl and the Checker!\ a",:""ling to the swe's anomey. .".ner. the owner has come 10 the Toxicology reports are expeckd _ Photo by Ed An"" decision to sell:' Kuan said in a today. ~tem!nl. William Hall. vice president of Jazzy number A student forum wa planned GPSC, saId the forum will take Jeannie Zeck, a gIlIduaIe student In american 11twIIture, and Vince a.-.do, a cIoIhIng from 2 to 4 p.m. wdav in Ihe place os scheduled despite and IleXllJes professor, practice a jazz number at Fun- Auditorium In Pulliam Hall. z.ck tudent CeOicr auditorium 10 Oleckers managemenl" s decision and Quevedo __ practicing for a concart they will perform In at Shryock A4IdItor\Um. dis.;uss Waight·s death. not 10 aueod. n advisers pu h economic program 'The W......,., "'* thinls of the lIlOOI:y saved would be used to reduce the federal budget WASHINGTON-President deficit. !be rest dedicated to new Ointon and hi3 top advis= opened spenc!in~ or taX btuks designed 10 an intensive nationwide campaign creatt" jobs, restore .\.meric3's Thursday to sell tbeir day-old competitiveness and address sociaJ economic program a.~ a "tough. needs that Clinton said were honest" e!Jon to rill the economy. ~ OiI!Ion'a proposed ignored by the Repubiicans. But Republicans fought b~ck, tu iDCftue ... eactIY Taken together, the package claiming the plan taxed too much, oJisp...........,~ .. CiIII amounts to a net reduction in the trimmed too little and overstaled illdustry. • ...,..,y deficit of $325 billion, heavily the cuts it did offer. pft:IidID aid. "'" poIiIit:iaDI and weighled IOwa'll the end of the four In Congress. among the interest coal offlrial ..... lUI tlley years. The wealthy would pay the groups, on the politi ..... front and caaboapd .... ___ -- .... "'. bulk of the new taxes, with a new across the nation, the banle was tax on energy niclcing everyone, joined Thursday over the Clinton including the middIe~ package. The first public reaction Clinton. in words echoed by Vice was strongly positive, "ith nearly Natiooal Cornminee and a network umpaign-style rally Thursday changc,- be said, brushing aside the President Gore, Office of thrtc-fourths at .hose 'fU'.:stion<d in of public inteTeSt organizations. afu:mom, promoting the program "naysayers" who began, sometimes Management and Budget Din:ctor a Washington Post·ABC News poll was atmcd at Iccq>ing that approval as the I>.:Q real chance to change sharply, 10 question hi. budget Leon E. Panetta and Treasury registering their approval. high and generating public JIIOSSUII' the coooomy and the fulfillmml of ~ Secretary Liuyd Bentsen, challenged of spending The adminiIillation· s nationwide o~ Congress to get the padage his pledge 10 change America. The plan calls for tax iocreases critics his lobbying e!JDI'L which will tap the passed. "The price of doine the same and spending cuts thai would 10101 resources of the Democratic Clinton led the way in a St. Louis thing is higher than the price of $493 billion 0 .... four years. Two _CUNTON,~7 Stone Center undergoes remodeling process Gus Bode By Mk:h8et T. Kuc:iak receptions and other official alumni working with the Buerger said the remodeling Adm'nislration Wilt .... functions. University. That, and the Stone would be done and the association Edward BUCQ!er, director of the Cemcr is a nice selling for the would move into the Stone C""'l" The SIUC Stone .:enter, sIDing Alumni Association. said the association. " by las<: spring. unused 00 the far edge of campos organizatioo is moving out of the Buerger said he did 001 Icnow Buerger said the remodeling for more L";:tD j year. is being ~ floor of the Student CenIer how mucb the remodeling cost incIudeo tuming the garage into a remodeled f'Jr the Alumni most imp<>nantly because they because it was not fmishcd, but the data base to handle all of lhe As.wciatioo. ,'lhich could move in need more room. Uoi\..mty offered $30.000 10 SIar1 alumni. by IaIe sprinr" an offICial said. "'-The Alumni Association out with. "Whenever an alumni moves or William Capie. associate vice cum:ntlyserves 140,00010 150.000 ") don't koow final figures changes jobs or anything like that, presidenl for .xlmi~stralioo. said people, - be said, "When trying 10 because they are still doing il," he it's partly our responsibility to k<cp Gus uya Iet'. hope dell,ung when the remodeling is completed. scm: an oIumni popuIalion of that said. " I don't know how much it tncIc, " be said. "With the data base the skeletona out of Stone !be Stone Center will be used as size, the space we currently reside wiD cost, or if they have even used Cente,'a cloaeta I. on the conference 'p""-" and for public in is not large enough 10 k<cp the up the $30,000 yet." _STOHE,~7 remodeling agenda. Graduate Council Now resource center I -5eepage4 Swiss Colony store ISa.~11 Salukls sut to be named In discusses proposal C>-,JinIonFoc:wt ~., !:!:;se doors In to open new season memory of slain nun from ISHE members -seepageS J'[I Unhterslty 'Aall In Oklahoma I -Story on page 3 -$tory on page 6 ~- ~ ';::,'::' -Story on page 8 L-$tory on page 16 1-. -=--- ~- Plgcl6 rt 11.11" I !!\ I'li.1II - - ~ .... , '111hl III IlIul' II I 111" I .. '" tI f If hlllld .• It- Ba~.ball ·s set to open seaso 8yDenLeahy SIUC head coach Sam last sea..on and compiled a 2-3 The Saluk.. dipped into the David Taylor in left fteld ore 0Iher SporIs Wilier Riggleman said senior Mike Van record with a 6Z1 ERA. jurnor college pool 10 add some junior college lt1IDsfers wbo will Gildrr will start the opener. while Riggleman said be was happy to playeu wbo hould make an assume staning roles. Th~ sounds of spring will be sophomore Mike Blang will handle have Dan Esplin and Jason Smith immediate impact. N3IC Sheppard Riggleman said the depIh of the heard in Stillwater, Okla. this the pitching duties for the second back to (uJl health. Esplin and and Dan Linlon, a pair of right SaJukis will be an asset that should weekend when the Saluki basebaIJ game. Van Gildrr compiled a 5-8 Smilh both suffered season-aIding handen. helped Joim A. Logan to a boos! them bock into the top half of team opens Us -.on with a pur of record last year, while posting a injuries afterthey collidfd in the third-place finish in the Junior a very competitive Missouri VaUey gimes at natiorally ranked 4.S3 earned-run average. Van out[lCld during the fourlh game of ColJege World Series. Conference. Okl..:.oma StAle. Gilder's strength is his control, as the 1992 se&§OJ1. In6eldrr Olris Sauritcb gelS the " Indiana Slale. Creighlon and The Cowboys racked up a 49-16 be has allowed 45 walks in lOS "Dan and Jason are key playmo.~ nod at sbonstop. nming to the Wichita Stale all have a good s/1OI =crd IaSI year. and were ranked innings pitdled. or one every 4 1{2 Riggleman said. "I think they will Salukis as ooe of the lOp junior 81 the title." Riggleman said. "BU! fifth nationally by everal inning•• over bis three years at be solid contributors on offense college sborlsIops in the counny. we sbouId have a say in who wins preseason publications this year. SlUe. Biang pitched in 13 games anddef...... • Seou DeNoyer aJ first base and the. thing this year." Underdog slue to face Bulldogs By Dan Leahy SportsWriter The SlUC men' s tcrIJili team will embark on a weekeod road trip that will see it face m- teamli in two days. The Salul:is will haule Dral:e and 1<-.:.. Stale on SaturdaY. followed by Santa 8aJbani on Sunday.