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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]. Daily Egyptian Southern Illinois University at Carbondcle Friday, July 25, 1986, Vol. 72, No. 182 16 Page; Rehab director candidate for new federal commission By eary GIIu.. Some of tI-.· goals of !be sutent_ JlI"OI)OI!ed COIllIIlISSion include: stud),ing the degree of TIle director of SIU'{;·. av";hble opportunities for !.be RebabiJjtatile Tecbnicallnstitute of !.be Deaf action it; rega.rd to tbe ID be directly involved. A'.lStin in Rocbester. N.Y. The educa tion of !.be deaf." said. recommenda tioos of !.be report According ID Carle. !.be gave support for regional Simon is a memt...~ of !be commission 3&r:intments programs, research and Senate Subcommittee on the training of the deaf, Wagner Handicapped and played a key =~m;a::r:e la,,~a'!:r~ said. . role in !.be writing and passage House and Senate nominees In !.be interim between !be of !be bill, Carle saia. mllSt be made with maj<1 Rainbow's However. Seymour Bryson, affain. said it i.~ "very End may be ~~ notice ID dean of !be College of Human vuberabIe rigbt DOW." vacate !.be Lakeland School if Resources. which is in cbai'2e After a meeting about !be protection and harvesting 't is soot'B"t neither program of Head Sthr! and holds tIie program two montbs ago. areas. hils anotIlta- place ID move ID. lease, said the lease provides SwiDburne Shid be tbougbt '!be Society of American John Burde. who beaded !.be ULivenity olliciaJs say. for 60 days notice. lbe)' bad at least the oe:­ About ~ '1:biIdrm In the graduates ...t.: bave the abilil:y job in tne country. .. siden it eseeaa. .Ht!IId Start ~ are at lbe ID do !be job." Weavp.r alao said tbe He says that after ''elI>­ Lakeland Schoo!, .lIe said, and '!be JII'OIII"8Dl is evaluated department tries ID wort with aulDtiGII with !be district's added that "if,.., b&d ID move, every five yean by SAY. '!be profesdonal foresters to _ would mOft. n lawyen, be ,..as UDder the 0.. ..,. ""-t'•• t 1181nbaw'. evaluation in 1910 ilIdicated !be er,.j:;;.te the program in· ill1pression the groups Of the Rainbow's EfId IEIId .. an ..tdIon MIce. JII'OIII"8Dl was weak in forest d!mala7· This Morning Officials to discuss. pressuring South Africa ' Strong characters (UP!) - Loodon with British 'Foreign countries tnat nligbt suffer' Africa for power. trac· make 'A1iens' Chester Crocker. Ulialtant ~ta:'Y Sir G~rey Howe fnJm SoIJth Afri.!811 ecooomic sportatioo or trade. M.Cretary of lltate for Africa. antIl olficWlt '" the European retaliation. and "JI9.

Three Mile Island W&f.te unlOaded In Idaht" IDAHO FALLS, ldabo (UPI) - Crews Thw-sday began gingerly unloading a cross-<:OWJtry train that carried radioac­ tive debris from Pp.nnyslvania's crippled Three Mile sland nuclear ruetor to, a waste dump in Idaho. Waste from the MidQ]etown, Pa., reactor that nearly melted down in 1979 during the nation's worst commercial nuclear-power acci~""t was carried on twr flatbed train cars in an accident-proof cask containing seven canisters. Aid to farmers predicted to reach 51 billion WASHINGTON (UPI) - Agrkulture Secretary Richard Lyng promised Thursday 1.0 provide speedier financial help to the drought:Jl8rcbed South and predicted the federal aill 1.0 farmers facing disaster could bit n billion. Lyng announced at a new cooference that a federa ~ botline will be set up 1.0 ~oordinate relief efforts. Ice dealer cools drought-weary Southern town SOUTH BEND, Ind. (UP!) - An ice dealer sent 15 tons of cubes 1.0 drought-weary residents in Sooth Carolina Thw-sday, r.~OII7rl:;,I!!"::!"'s~t;~~I~t"'s~g;:..~t!: the gesture. "Why sbould this h.lPpen in America?" Kit Kitk.wski, owner of the 4-K Ice l;..-vice, " With ev~rybody belping for the famine in Africa, I JUS\ Ulought I could help out this little town for one day." , Soviets reveal more on Chemobyl accident (UPn - A Soviet official ~'i1rsday reveal!!d details of an experiment conducted at the Cbcrnobyl nuclear p..-wer station April 26, the day one of the react.ors caught (ire and ex Iploded in the world's worst nuclear accident. The governml!!'t recently acknowledged that an unauthorized an i poorly coor­ dinated experiment- ",tended 1.0 detr:rmine if it was poosible 1.0 Ishut off the power generat.ors - at the plant led 1.0 the explosioo, I wbich released a deadly clood of radioactive debris and bas left 28 people dead. Roya! couple sail from public for honeymoon LISBON, (UPIi - Escaping the prying eyes of wellwisbers and the media, the !leW Duke and Duchess of York saiJC24 Inches (USPS I_I Reg , $5 , ~ u:::..~i1~:-~L>:~~~=~.:=~ $4.74' cbing summer term by Soutbenl lUinois University, Cummunications IIuiIding, Cari>andale, IL GZ!IOI. Second class postage pr'id it Carb ...... te, ~ IL. •

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The Professional Members oC the Graduate said they will take into account presents papers at a seminar travel expenses. Development Fundi ng a nd ProCessional Student some oC the suggestions might, on a fit st reque!e student travding aVocated to stud.ilts atlendinl! committee shr.u1rl have a Developme.!lt Funding " proCessional development between 2,000 and 3,000 miles sr=inars; and lodging aoo similar proposal dratted to Com mittee. The proposal Cunding is direct support of to present a paper might m ...als to be covered by the present to th l: GPSC by UK> r-egards the sl,; Ius c: the GPSC graduate students." receive a maximum of $25 for Cunding. Call. "e saici !le !Jope:; a Professional Development Present GPSC guidelines registration and $50 for travei In fISCal year 1986, GPSC proposal will be ~",, ; ded on by Fund, which is U!>ed to fund define separate ra~.ges oC expenses on the first request. received a total of $9.000 to the council by the second graduate srudents to attend funding Cor graduate students A ;p-aduale student who at­ Cund Professional Develop­ GPSC meeting of the Call seminars. who present papers at tends the same seminar, but ment. The council allocated semester. 'Pontalba I' short on character, rampant on stereotypes By Mary Wlanl_lkl S!affWriler And though Kersting calls making any decisions. overcome tile f!stness oC their Theater Review "Pontalt'a! " a comedy, the There is nothing wrong witn characters. HumCeld and play does nut fit consistently cri ticizing the Ca tholic Str2!n are funny as the money· Orleans in 1852. Played by into any comic genre. IT it is a Church. But it would be hungrj' nuns and Barney Johanna Jonasdottir, Pontalba tragic-comew can there worthwhile to see nuns por­ Kirkland as Michaela' S is a wealUIY and indomitable be tragedy if ~ he central trayed just once as human husband turns what could he a woman who drinks bourbon, ~ ~ taracler is too little known beings rather than Ceatber­ limp-wristed stereotype oC a wears pants end duels with her and the minor characters are headed boobies. homosexual mto a strong. father-in-law. too on . black serv.::t Paja"",e Hostin, who admits to being no on sts.g~ rather infrequently. biting humor? if ii 's a satire, and 1M:!' son Th~atas, played '>y actress, plays down the Though sh<> has good lines, her what is the u:rget? ChristiL.e Hoslin alld Leinad stereotype and plays up the personal conflicts ar.d history One possu.,le target i. the Cross. These o:l13racters are humor in Pajamae as Car as are not develope<'J.. One ... on­ Roman Catholic Church, ;traight out of 'Gone With lbe she seems able. ders where Ponla;ba has CO.me which is denounced vigorously Wind." When Pajamae is not "Pontalba!" has "n in· from and why .ht is so 10Mly through the characters of nosing into the .ffairs of her teresting plot end a and ruthless. Sisters Eleanora and Jean- _ mistress, she is :.tIrealening to faseins. ling centra ~ cli;lra:ter. With so little know'ledge of nette, played by Sherry S. " brf".a.k a ty.J8rtl" over Thomt:\E' The play shows Kersting to the characu,r, it is to tIlt' credit Strain and r'ancy Jo Humfeld. bottom a'Jd f)ther " Marnm.y' · !,ue an ear Cor dialogue and These nur... are Coolish, glut­ epiphets too .revolting aDd all eye Cor colorful situations. ~,~;'°Wr~ro~~hat~ tinous gossips who are eager munerow; to ment.ion. It's a pity there are so Cew fmal scenes inspire any Cor Pontalba's money b:.tt S,)me ca.~t memb.~rs manage believable human beillgS in old audience sympathy at aU. 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~ Tr...,·r. Oock! CABONDAU . I .' The Vyllai-ns j~e 11 (Garage Punk Rock From Carbondale) II Sun, Fun and Rock.N.Roll R9rmPb.u how ou luv9iDiOJrl & Commentarr Better foot races than arms races. IS A MAVERICK. ALWAYS one to put on a big show no matter what the cost, his Goodwill Games in Moscow ha ve left a $15 million hole in his pocke!.. One must commend him for making the effort, even if the cosliy event was less than spectacular in the eyes of the American public. Turner made some seri"'\IS mistakes olle wouldn't expect from a seasoned '~Iev isi on veleran. He took ,)n1y a year to plr,n the event, and i· :thowed. In the Uni'ooStates there was a compl •.le lack of interest in the games, which were carried on Turner's own WTBS and a network of syndicated stations. One of the causes for the lack of interest m::j' be the lackluster coUection of broadcasters, whose commentary ranged from meriiocre to disasterous. Most of the announcers didn't have a cllre about the sporn, they were covering. Consid~ng the high T'llity of people Turner has working for hiD' r,1 WTBS and ~ "",ble Newl; Network, he could have done betlA.T. ANomER PltOi:llEM WAS THAT THERE were too many sports that no one cared about. The 12(1 hour. of television Sandinista support a mistake devoted to spm1s like judo, motobail, (eam handbaU and h:~~~g may have been too much for American viewers to Toby Eckert, staff writer for stated. According to En· Nicaragua and the M.inistry of t he DE, criticized my cyclopedj" Year Book 1980. EconoD,y, Indus l,·y and The Goodwill Games weren't as polished as the Olymrics. But previously printed "The Junu begged for and Commerce, the total amount of even s<>. the gam"S succeeded in putting Soviet and American " Viewpoint" as gushing =eived large quantities of doUars given Somma from aU athletes against each olher in many events for the first time Yankee pride a nd faHinS short food, mostly (rom the United . ources amounted to $109.2 since the MO.,treal Ol,'!1lpics in 1~6 . And it gave the R\lSSians on facts. I feel compelled 10 States." Regardless of Ii"... million; this figure excludes pride as h()Sts and organi:;.ers. respond. characterized, the point is that the $49.2 million worth of goods Turner says his losses at the Go<>Jwili Games would be worth it Eckert s tated that " tlle the Sandinistas received large and services provided " if this somehow leads to. de-escalation of the arms race; that Sandinista movement was a amounts of aid ~rom the U.S. foUowing the devastaling 1972 could s~ve hundreds of millions of dofurs for both countries." revolution of, by and for the F,ckert also implied tbat the earthquake. So Turner will press on with the next Goodwill Games. He perce tion of the Sandinistas Between July 1979 a DU should be able to get the bugs worked out in '.he four years before ~~~:~~~J;lI'I~ ,,, d~:ld ~~~ as a ~t occurred .mi, wben November 1980, the U.S. gifl.lld the games real'pear in SeattJe in 1990. assert oth,·rwise . The " Reagan and his right-wing the Sandinistas with $1l8 And he's right that foot races are better than arms races any Nicaraguan people did rally ~Tonies entered the White million, according to The day. behind the Sandinista House." In 1980, prior to Democratic Mask (Freedom movement to depose Somoza. Reagan's election, the May 5 House, 1980), Even assuming This movement, hO'w~ver , was Newsweek noted " ... a $7!.i that the U.S. alone supplied the not monolithic. million aid package promh.ed entire $109.2 million ' 0 Letters In 1979, the national direc· hy t..'le Carter administration Somoza, this is I",.. than the torate contained thref' fac­ staUed in Congress because of $118 mill.'on received by the tions. The largest, the Ter­ fears about the junta's Marxist SandinislG s. ceristas, included the Ortega leanings ... " Clearly, Marxist Afghans fled Soviet menace brothers Daniel a nd leanings caused an end to U.S. Humbe..-to, wit<> was the leader aid and not tbe reverse. It is ~e~~wh~ ~~J~ Having lived in Afghanistan of a Communist student group ther~"lore Simply wrong '0 Miguel Ob8ndo y Brp.w, for a year, I became ~:~~~I~.m~ ;.axrJes!:~ and who bad been trained in arg... e tha I the Sandinistas reasonably weu acquainted in thei.r bed. - and Eden Pastors, I~ed to the left when the u.s. [sril~~ ~~c=J =~ with many of its natives, from Tb~ Af('.bU.r.JS are so over· who subsequentiy joined the denied them aid or when 1979, tre executive cJass to the joyed at lb~ Soviet invasion Cont.ras. The people of Reagan took O(fice. ~ ~: .=saa~ta'::~h servants. I still receive s th::t over :. • c million people Nicaragua fooght together to Eckert disbelieved my a=:::;' 0( the government. monl.hly letter from people have fled the country to remove a dic:stor, not to stalemL",t that the Sandinistas He admit>; he had made a im'olved in Afghanistan. Pakistan. ','18t was about 2S ..."tablish a totallt..'U'i;;:; stat.e. received more U.S. aid tim:! D'istake. Unfortunately, percent of U>.eir population. This i< the distinction F-::kert SomOUI . Anastasio Somoza despite the history 0( the With this background, I was The ex~tion 0( opposition overlooked. became president in 1S67 and Sandinistas, many Americans astounded ~t !lie ignorance leaders and the wiping out 0( Eckert claimed U>.at the was ousted by the Sandinistas slm r..ruse to make that ad­ shown by Gary Keenan in his entire villages by the Soviets is Sandinistas did not beg for aid in 1979. According to figures missi\lll. - MartIn Harry, law letter to the editor (DE, July weu documented. I would ask upon taking power as I bad so from the Central Bank of .li:~ ·""t . 22). Undoubtedly then. are Mr. Keenan if be has been to extrennists on both sid,.s in Afgbanistan or bas been Afghanistan, just as ther~ are reading the Soviet news in the . To say, releases' - Eibert BoO Hadley, Is MAD a better plan than SDI ? though, that the Afolbans prof~.or emerl..... Cbemlstry In respo::se to M. Lionel territory into "mass murder of position of having no recourse welcomed the SOVIets is and Pbyslcs. Bender's letter and the con­ us all." By what flight of fancy otber than surnnder or tinuing :tiscussion of two is the existing policy of mutualiy assured destructioo Letter was pure propaganda professors' exercising their " mutuaUf:e assured destruc- never I... ds tI) oeao'. aC1.l demic freedom in ac· It is s;ngW.'U'ly ar,t u"'~t If Gal')' K""D8n is looking for The truth is that the Soviets cepting a res~~ rcb grant. I ~:~ ~ p~= :ba~.Ji MAPP has cbo.'\4!n the um­ a Job With f~avda , he is cer­ need a naval base on the open would like to ass.",t that It ;s rl. our citizens are not mur­ breUa as their symbol of tainly off to a great start. He ocean that does not freeze over quite ea" to rt.'<:oncile a dered? Since SOl aims at resistance to sm. The last would bave us believe that the in the winter. concern about a mass murder st'lpping the m...;s murder of time I remembP.l' an umbrt>l1a Soviet. invaded AfRbanistan I bave two more questions 0( the unborn and support for our citizens : "d it ac­ being so prominent ill in­ merely to belp the liackward for Mr. Keenan. If the AfghBns t/t(> proposed resPJlrcb. It is complisbes th:.. through ternational aff.\irs was Just AfghB.lJ people by building welcomed the Soviet invasion, ooly the George Orwellian des~ property and not prior to World War II. '\'be schools, hospitals and electric wby bave over a million people r.;,wspeak cI. the sm opponents people, itlS patently consistent umb:eJJa was t,;,e trade rr.ar!<: power stations. fled their homeland? FinaUy, that makes it possil,le for them with my previously expressed of the Britis" Prime Minis!'er If this is b'Ue, why have the should the United States nl!W to l,.: confused. abhorre;,ce of tlte mass Neville Chlimberlain. He Soviets wast..'Ci thousana of get together with the Sovi'!t Only newspeak can account murder of the unborn. brought " pea o~ in our tim.:" lives and hundred:> 0( millions Union, decidt which countries ior the amazing translation of or COUI'S" peace is to be by s urre nderi ng 0( dollars DC 0 liillitary in­ are backwani, divide them uP. the SOl program's goal 0( preferred to war. History has to Ad"lph vasion? The Afghans surely invade them and modernize stopping incoming aggressor taught us, however, that Hitler. - Harol:! G. would have aCCP\lted money them? - Micl1ael Pblilips, missiles from elC(>loding on or leaving the nation defenseless Richard, director, In­ and aid offered in jleacP. alumaus, Carbondale. above U.S. citizens and or putting the nation in a sUtuUOIlal Research. ----~----~~~------Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU Editorial Policies

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Congress mak.es strides All Reserve Seating E , 5 U[)ENT I l] ,., , toward tax compromise RANSIT - ---., - ) WASHINGTON (UP!) -­ Reagan, in demanding a new Fina. ~ CDmmittee, con- Congressional tax reform lax code for the nati'Jn , has tendit '1e lawmake,.. were nel(oti a tors reported insisted that it not \'aise oc mati. "'extraordinary significant progress Thurt"day lowp.r t.he amount of money tr. • progrl ,s " towB.rd an toward reaching the troad governmellt collects agreement on the brflad outlines of a eomprO!nis '~ , as 1bll same figures s!w:>wr.f, a rejected. to O'Hare, the world's busiest trial balloon aimed a t 1 " is :lothing more than Court of "pying for the Soviet has p'leaded guilty to running a from Union over 10 years in the John family-and-friend spy ring Paducah. Kentucky a ~~~us~~~~' and Air Walker spy ring. officials say was the m""t. Wiscoosin jets, in a recent Whitworth was convicted on damaging t(I the United Sta''!S incident, came within a mile of 12 of 13 crinti.,al counts. The since Julius and Ethel 9:30-1:30 each other after laking off. jury could not reach Rosenberg were convicted of Another United jet and a agreement on Cowl! 8 of the giving U.S. atomic weapons Western Airlines plane almost indictment, which iriYolves secrets to !he Soviet Unicn. collided when the pilo:S were taking defense information The ma gr~tude of the Walker IILLIIIBS PIILOUI directed to take off by different with the intent of transmitting spy ring, which incluMorocco (UP!) -­ main framework to peace in 011 the Middle East after Royal emissaries of King the Middle East. several years 01 harsb rhelnric Hassan n will he dispatclleii "Nothing stand:! in the way hetween Arabs and' Israelis sooo to brief Arab leaden 00 of new meetings," said that chilled !be effect of the !be resulta of the 1tIng'. two Youssef BeD Abbes, the 197t Camp David accords days of talU with Israeli Moroccan ambassador to between Ist'ael and Egypt. Prime Minister Shimon Peres, Fraace. The governmeot _paper the lIovernmen~ newspaper A joint statemwt illaued in Maroc Snir published the joint said Tburaday. Rabat aPC! JC!I'IIII8lem said the statement and then reported Weau.t·" diplomata said the excbang" 01 views at the ltIng's Moroccan emiasari~ will ~ IJ~~ lbmt:r of mot e tAlka summer !JaIace in Uraue, 120 dispatched to Arab capitals to existed between Raa..... n and miIelIsoutheast 01 the capitAl, report 00 the meetinp. Pens, allboulb. ~~ kblg said .ere 01 • "purely exploratory his SUIDJIU' ~ .men the nature, almlD, .t DO m_t Syr'.a sewred relatfoos with Israeli leadPx "'-"-to ..e­ otbtiaal.· , Mor

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It_~.:_~ Sports Hunter will be in charge Wyolnirlg AD finalist of 96 athletes at festival will be chosen soon athletics directIr at North from cootact made at past Dakota Stale; and Paul Roach, festivals. executive directnr or the ADoIhf!r persooaJ benefit, Accordicg to KeviD Wyoming c-boy Joe Club. Fer the fifth consecutive Hunter said, was getting to McKinney, til.• , WyoDIJDI McKiuDey refusec! In name " year, sru-<: voIIeybalJ coach interacl with same "r the best sports iDfcrme:.i... dirtJCtor l .....l-nmner . boll ~id the Debbie Hunter will be par­ players hi the and chairman of :he ..vcb -..-..lI cc.mmit1ee bas beeu ticipating in the U.s. Olympic nati... . committee, the University of imprssed with Uveugood. Sports Festival aDd ... a "Yau mate friead& there W)'IIIIIiDC bou-d m tn.te.. "He is very pencIIHlrieDted, nation:ol governing body that will last a lifetime," could name an athletics with pr-.ADOti... and marlr.eting coordinate!". she will be one m Hunter said.. diredar as early ... Friday backgrounds," IlcKinney two people' lD charge m the Since Hunter bas beOII in· afterDoon. said, "aDd bas ood generaJ fest;"vaf' s 96 volleyball voIved with all but the fast two Tbe l2-member bou-d wID ideas about ... &':tiCS and athletes. festivals. abe bas personally meet at 1:. p.m. Friday aDd kDowledge ,:bwt ;ouaning an witnessed the growth ex­ ~ said the deciAan albJetic:s department. anX:Sct!,r=tn~~~~f: perieaced by the festival in the wouJd be"made em Salllrday at ''Liveugood made it cle2r voIIeybalJ at the festival. last fift years. theJatest. that SIU bas a ~ albJetic:s In its seventh year . of "Tbe grMrth m the wboJe sru-<: albJetic:s diredar Jim procram, but diat Wyoming operation, the festival, for­ thing is just 1lID8Zing," Hlmler Uveugood iii ODe m f __ also bas a good JII"IIIV8II1 and is merly mewn as the Natiooal said.. "i wi.sh :be peopJe m fiDaIists (er the W)'OIDiIII in a good CODfereoce (the Sports Festival, will toe held i:l Southern IJIiDoi.; I

Houston from July 2:; t, August ~Alblet __ more about the events becall!e Tbe other fiDaIists are BiD good job of answering 4. It is a sbowc:ase for the it really is a joy In wateh CIt' deiLop, athletics diredar at questinns in that regard.," nation's aspiring Ol)'lllpic tile uversight of travel tate part in. " Idah~ ' ; A.L . ~poDberg, Mc:KiDDey said. athletes and cou.ists m 34 arraDIi_ts, bousmg aDd Tbe UlII6 Festival, which has sporting events and a roster or uniforms. an IJiler:'tio.-.aJ IJucIRet mover over 4,OO'J jl!llior level ( 20- '''lbere is definitely plenty to $15 million, wiIllitefy break all Jones expects to lose years or younger) athletes. keep us bwv," the 12th-year ~ attendance record'J. Hun".,.. was appointed In her SaIuki voIIeyb3lJ coach said. Over 125.000 advllllCle tickets positinn by the U.s. Ol)'lllpic Hunter said that a1thougb bad beOII said by July L two players Committee. Her duties are In she provides her services 011 a Hunter said that 165 news keep track m the festival's ~oIunteer basis, there if, a Jot m organizatinns bave asked for a volleyball operations, a jab personal benefits as well as t:ltal m 1,014 press credentials hit .314 with 13 RBI while that keeps her very busy for some indirect heoefits for the to cover: the festival '!'bat is a ficldin;s ,,( a .971 percentage. thedlUati... or ..... stay. £IlI-C volleyball program. substantial iDcreue.from the Hammond, who also would " We try In make SW"t; the ''Y, misEion in life is In beIp 2S news .organizatinns that bave been a senior next volleybafJ opt,rations are im'prov~. the quality or asked for 10 _ m credentials season, was 2~ with a 3.90 conducted 83 cJo..., In an in­ vOUeylJall as much as possible, in the 111'11 Festival at Cokndo ERA in %1 and tw(>-third in­ ternational-type !!vent as Springs. ninp. He was -..1 ... the possible," Hunter said. "lI's :~Ibe~y~~ HIDIter added that 53 m the sJaf( with 18 appearances. 'really kind m like a clinic In said. top daily ~rs in tbe eo.ch J ...... !laid Hammood Benefits to the SaluJti natioD WOIIld be ~_ at ba~ a _ jab in Woe- ~f:ethe:~~ voIJeyball p.-ogram come from iDterD.lio:J.J ~ type com ~ the _ 've IlWllber of the~:~c:f... will be ~~=,::::.:= petftlaaB:' coaIacIa ma!le wbile at the aired JJ:SPN-Spara .. cbaL'CS t;l 1I!..tiDc a full­ HDDter deseribed tbe c.IIIe ~~ fte ...... _..-- IIB-e by pu8qJ: ~ _ will be feItift! by caIIID& • ~­ ~J!!I. --- eaId.eGI>1iIII! Hilla _ ..... will lie aind em lIP bII! fiDaI ,.... m ...'boo! to _f.... ~aDd ..tiaDaI to S1U-<: Ibis faD as a IDI!IIIbIIr JuJ:t 15 at 7:. p:m. aDd the .-1<. J ...... said \;bat Ham- '...... invoIwment." m...... •• voIJeybaU ...... -..1, Is Included iu her duties are one rec:ruit Hunier said came _~""'1' -IIASEIIAU...... 10 SALUKi MASCOT TRYOUTS ICj1 GET INVOLVED! ~

Tryouts will be held at lOam Saturday, July 26

Meet at the Upper Concourse at theS.I.U. Arei1a ADIESEL o\'ER f or more Informad on. sto;> by the SPC OffIce, 3rd floor QJRLAWN,~D I Student Center orca11536-3393. RECENt MEADOWRID'GE $350 Fa" TOWNHOUSES • Central Air (All Electric} • Washer &. Dryer KOB01} • Clor. to Campus • Microwave ·Sundecb • Diahwuher ...". .... All ... Y_ ...... 1'... SHr...... a.u.yT...... eM .....w" .... CC8Ia .... I ...... ••••• ...... , .. '3 ...... SI'...... , "'C~=,_"'IL c.I ...... - ~ ...... , . "I ...... HUNTER, from Page 9 FARMERS MAR volleyball compeUtion will be four-time AJI-Gateway Con­ Sbe is a1solookingforware to aired on August 2 and 3. rerence selection - have next summer's Pan AmeriC8n OF CARBONDALE "Other than the Olympics, participated ir. the festi val as Games, a similiar sporting this is THE sporting event to athletes. event that "rings athletes SAT. Sam-NOON beat," Hunter saili. Wgether !rom both North and ~ Cut Flowers Two former Saluki Hunl~r said sbe is especially SouLb America lor com­ • Tomatoes volleyball players - Sonya looking rJrward to next year's petltion. The Pan American • Peaches • Melons Locke, now Hunter's assistant festivai which will be held at Games will be held at In1 'Peppers • Crafts coacb, and Lisa Cummins, a North c.. roJina . dianap"'lls. & More Indiana St. joins GCAC for football ilv 51..,. M.rrttt AoalsW1t Sports Editor Indiana State has officially joined the sec oDd -year Gateway Collegiate Athletic Conferenc~ lor football and it NOTICE ac'~ aootht'l" Division I·AA foothall J.lOwerhouse to !be already Impressive list of teams m the conference. To Graduating Students Ttn! Sycamores join Eastern ll!i.....~~ , nlinoi.~ State, Western DIinois, SIU-C, Nortbern Iowa and Southwest Missouri in tbe conference, which previously existed solely for wom('.D's Alcoholic beverages 9r intercoll~te athletics. Four Gateway teams bave other distracting objects competed in tbe NCAA Bouncing ball Division I-AA playofls in tbe will not be permitted Irwin Wllktns (left) of lhe Red Rlclera ~ the bell while !>"st three years. SIU-C won at the August 2nd being guarded by Il8Y1d Rabt>en of SpIeIen In en 1..­ tbe l -AA national title in 1983 and l'i'Jrthern Iowa was a lramu,.1 be•• 1IIII1I pleyofl 118 .... T..-.My night el the semili'aalisI in 1985. TlJe Commencement Ceremony R_IIon Center. The Red Rlclera ~ted e 21-11 victory. Sycamores were playoff qualIfiers in 1983 aDd 1984, whil e Eastern Dlinois qualified for tlle playoffs in 1983. BASEBALL, from Page 9 -- Indiana Slate's athletic director, Beanie Cooper, said mond may opt to finish his to negotiate a contract. He was !be Gateway was "one of tbe degree reqlrirements at Ohio playing for Anchorage in tbe strongest, if DOt !be str9ngest, Introducing: Two New State. Alaskan Lugue but was I-AA football leagues in tbe I Center fielder Steve Finley, cbcsen by tbe national team to l country." one-third of wha twas replace an injured player. Officals at the GCAC offices Services at tbe Finley hit .354 for !:be Salukis prcabahly best outfield in bave pr'i"Yiously said that DO tbe MVC this year, is playing this season with six home runs admissions would be made for in Ams~..-darr , HoIland, as and :rT Rr.~ and led tbe team sr.hools woo were DOt original part o( tbe USA Senior with 20 st...... ~er:l bases. members of the GaL.way I headliners The National Baseball squad. 2G-mt>mber roster of !be Conference for women's in­ STYLING SALO tJ:am also feabn-es I This ~'uillmer , the team has national tercoll~iate atheltics. With compelc-d against ..lapan, MVC player:; Boi Rodriguez of !be addition of Indiana State, Korea and in tbe Indiana State, Bradley's Paul tbe Ga teway sla te is complete Electrolysis By: Nancy Hen!ey P. cific College Cup, a tour­ DeJaynes and Creighton's under those admissions (Permanent Hair Removal) 15 yrs. expo nament in Kindersley. SCOU Servais. guidelines. Saska lChewan Drake, a charter member of Tbe USA squad is now in Robert Jones, the Saluki aII­ tbe Gateway, dropped its Sculptured Nails By: Amsterdam {or tbe World time home run leader, is nuw football program after !be HI8S CbaIJl"lOnshirs, wrJcl1 started on the roster of !be Helena, season and will pick up in 1987 Sherry Wheetley I July 16. Tbe I<;am. will return to MonL, Gold Sox, a Class A on the Division III level. the' United Stales to play " team 01 the Milwau.kee Bradley, another charter series of games with n !be College Call for Appointment 457-2612 According to tbe USA Baseball total oases ( m ) , Jones signed Football Association_ 102 E. W,,/nut - Eastgote Shopping Center Federation's front office, with tile Brewers and worked ,Hm Sbeeba.n, informa tion Wer'e ouI a contract after lengthy ' ~I~------_ _ ----~~~~------. statistics unavailable director for the Gat<'Way ------(Clip & $ove) -_. --, because of an overnight negotiations. It was tbe !biro Conlerence. . aid several mai.lii1g I otiI-up. time !be fonner flrst-roond schools bave e..p.-essed in­ A first-team aJ!-coolereoce draft pick 01 tbe Cincinnati terest iD joining the GCAC I .... SUMMER S~MESTER selection, Finley was ~ted Reds was drafted. womell's sports but added that by the Braves ID tbe As of July 21 , Jones is bat­ be l-yt;2r billing in your nome lor :::eniralllhnois Public Service wailing period lor an place at GorJdwUl Games automatic bid to !be NCAA 1- Company electric and/ or natural gas seovice. you i nte Goodwill Game., en­ nastics while East AA playoffs, but results 01. ~ mu.1 notify ',he C1PS office. I trepreDeur Ted Tw·n.er's and finished second and waiver will not be ImowD IlDtiI OIympic-sl" Ie festi ...... l, turned t.hird, respectively. L:!te August. Last 5(':15on I out to be a ",howcase for Soviet finished in fourth place and Northern Iowa received all at­ Protect yQM~",I}, Bill ing is contin ued if! your nome ~ > athletes, ,110 woo US gold Jap311 fmished in sixth. ~ bid to the I-AA pJayol.fs. il notification is not given. medals a,d 2';) medals averall. CARBONDALE ELECTROLYSIS The Unil ed Stales COD­ 206W. 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""tilement, they uncover SODie create a sort c! existential Fri & Sot 10 om-5 am " Aliens" is a Join Cameron nasty surprises. nightmare of ropetitive horror. film that picks up just where The movie l-etains a high ...... 0-.111.--;, ____ I 412 E. Walnut Ridley Scott's shocker " Alien" HINDERED BY an in­ level of suspel!Se in the 137- Carbondale 549-n 2 leaves off. Cameron also competent commandmg of­ minute ruooillg li'1le bec8llSe directed " ThPTel'minator." ficer, played by William Hope, the camera keeps the audi""",o the crew is r.iCked off one by Ripley, played by Sigourney one until Rip ey and a little girl arightnd in in the the place center of theof the humans actior., I"~-;:;:;:;;;:;;;:;;:;;:';;=:=;;;=::;:;;;'"1 ' Veaver', u; discovered in a - who is the colony's only d'.!ep freeze ! 7 years aiter he.­ survivor - are left to hattie the THERE ARE n() bird's-eye c.rew was demolished by tr.e aliens_ pans of running figures and title monsters. One interesting aspect of he there are no shots from the movie is that it limits its monster's perspective. Like We're Moving THE MONSTERS H e speculations on the future. the characters, the audience h. mucous-covered parasites that "''hile many science-fiction never quite sure where the Help Us lessen Our load! bear 3n UTIcan!!!,' resemblance films a,-e fashion shows for creatures are or even what to John Tenniel's picture of the space suits, characters in they look like and the action Jabbenyock in " Alice in " Aliens" dress in present-da;,' moves too fast for sp"culation. Upto70% Wonderla fi d." These fast­ clothing. The movie thus The familiarity of the tools Off movi ng beas ts, which avoids futuristic distractions and clothing, the consistent Summer Merchandis,e d""L-enrlcd <>il the uninhabited and con6~ntrates 00 the more pomt of view and the uncertain planet Ripley's crew was timeless buman traits of fear, nature of the monsters add to researching, feast on human bravery and love. " Aliens" horroT. In the innards and left soul-survivor movie, the humans are Ripley with a slight distaste TIIOUGH CAMERON seems completely human and the for travel. obsessed with guns and other aliens are completely alien - While Ripley slept, however, munitions toys, the teclmology in that the audience never presented is also no pro!:>e mit> knows anything abrut the the future with gratuitous m .. .JSters ofber than their Leo Min named special effects. From laser dESirt' to destroy. machiii? guns to giant acting assistant magnetic loaders , the THE FILM suffers from macbines are logicaJ ex­ some logical inconsistencies VP of computing tensions of modern t.edlllology aod an overabundance of and keep the human world "iolence_ Some may ask wby, Leo Y _ Min, direcIN of familiar and accessibie. in a movie set in the futme, the Computing Affairs, bas been characters dI'_ and speak in gi,.en a temporary assignment The movie saves its the manner of the present day_ as acting assistant vicc' prophecies about gender_ But science-fiction is aD There are not just baen experiment with time, and the ~";;.i~':'~i~or ATI'!'r.:'~an~ women ,:ilong on this missioo. future means more than fancy RF.:s earch. effective im­ Tl."e w(.Imen are Marines who technology cnd weird clothes. mediately. pilot ships, take charge in The future also means attacks, and as in the case of cbauges in social al.titude and __• ¥illi •• ~ _ ... . . _ '"I (f!~ the bullet-biting character conditions, which 'IS why the of th€ Associate Vice p.r... . . played by J 'onette Goldstein, advancement of women in for Academic Affair.. aou -tant! up under fire like " Aliens" is such a logical and Research on the development ;erniJered steel. refreshing move. of externa l grant propos.~ls involvir.g com..... ~~ and in­ IernIltional educati!>ll. 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