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...will be partly sunny and coJder with the high in the upper 40s. Thursday night will be fair and cold with the low in the upper 30s. Univer tern Illinsternois sity I Charleston, Ill. 61920 I Vol. 73, News No. 52 I Two Sections, 20 Pages center model at poll may violate elections decide. I get involved when it Student Senate Speaker elections. that would be a "direct concerns policy. this doesn't Denise Wasetis said that the. Elections Committee Chair violation" of election rules. on raised about concern policy," Williams said. drawings and models would Lori Lockman said that the Wasetis conceded that she election rules The drawings and models in serve as an informing tool to issue is too "controversial" and could understand why there concerning having a question are of the student the students, "The student that alternate locations should would be a question, but she drawings present at recreation center to be voted on need to see what "they are be explored. also said, "As far as I am · g places when by the students Nov. li. The voting on," Wasetis said. Wasetis and Lockman agreed concerned, it would be ..a vote has yet to be building will be funded by an "I hope we can have them that the issue is strictly a misfortune for the students if Vice-President for increase of student fees by $75 (drawings and models) there. matter of interpretation, and they are not allowed to view Affairs Glenn per semester. Having them there says to the that the decision would be left the drawings and models." said. The drawings and models are , student,, 'This is the Rec up to the election judges. "The students are intelligent said that it is a to be set up this weekend and Center. - Do you want it?" During Wednesday night's people and they can make an matter," and he will the problem is that questions Wasetis said. Student Senate meeting, Board intelligent decision," Williams dent Senate decide were raised whether or not this Student Body President Deb of Governors Representative said. He also said that he would would constitute campaigning Camren has also voiced her Mike Riordan said that the like the matter cleared up as if they are left up during the support for leaving the drawings were not meant to be soon as possible, "We don't elections. drawings during the . campaign tools. If they were want_ to break any rules." !!--��---. Wording of rec center·
refBy JEFF MADSEN erenduni approvedmonies generated from the tuition Staff writer increase would go towards hiring part The Student Senate approved a time instructors to teach the overflow resolution Wednesday evening for the in classes that resulted from faculty
wording of the Lantz recreational wage freezes. _ facility addition referendum that The second priority, he said, was the students will vote on at the polls on purchase of desperately needed in Nov. 11. structional equipment (i.e., m'icrosp The referendum will ask students copes and overhead projectors) for 'whether or not they support a $75 per classroom instruction. semester activity fee increl!se to The third priority for the tuition finance the newly proposed recreation monies will be the purchase of general center. office commodities (i.e., pencils and Vice President for Student Affairs paper clips). Glenn Williams, who spoke to the Elections committee .chair Lori senate Wednesday, said if the students Lockman told senate members there did not support the activity fee hike, are 30 candidates vying for the 16 the only other way to finance the senate seats that will be up for election project was through a student levy. on Nov. 10. Of the 30 candidates, Williams went on to say that if the Lockman said 14 were vying for at students supported th,e project, Eastern large senate seats, seven were cam President Stanley Rives and the Board paigning for residence hall seats, and of Governors, Eastern's governing nine candidates for off-campus senate body, would also most likely support positions. Lockman also said there were the project. three individual political parties in "If the students say 'yes,' both volved in the fall election. ' President Rives and the Board of The senate also approved three Governors are likely to side with the revisions to the student conduct code students. However, Williams also submitted by Student Senator Bill warned that if the student body Helmbacher. disapproved of the project, the issue The first change, would require that would be scrapped entirely. at least three of the members sitting in In other business, BOG repr.esenative on a hearing quorum be students and Michael Riordan explained to the that at least one be a faculty member. senate how the $96 tuition increase the The second revision would allow , up, and away BOG approved on Oct. 22 would be judicial hearings to be open to anyone Senior finance major Gary Lenz and Jennifer Andrews, a freshman music distributed. unless specifically stated by the judicial blow bubbles outside Doudna Fine ArtsCenter Wednesday. · r, Riordan said the first priority for the board.
ad students diff�r over resolution to purchase books he said. political science student. "So we have pensive, and graduate students don't "I whole-heartedly agree with the dated materials." have much money to spend on books. graduate students supported a idea of buying books," Butler said. He She said professors don't use all the He said buying books while in college tion by the Faculty Senate that said he has to buy the books anyway books they keep in their libraries. "I'm · is a good idea "because life is a long require graduate students to buy because he needs them for future not saying the books aren't good from a term investment." textbooks on the basis that reference. "I have no problem with historical perspective, but it's hard on Faculty Senator Andrew McNitt al libraries are needed, while buying books." us." proposed the resolution. Senators said contend students should have But other students disagreed saying "I think it's a splendid idea," said Phil it would help build ·libraries for the ice. some of the books become outdated Alalibo, a political science graduate students. Butler, a graduate political quickly. student. "For the people who want to "He (McNitt) is trying to force student, said he thinks it is ''To me, if we are graduate students have a career in the teaching field, It is libraries on people," said Roger for graduate students to have to and we are expected to go to law school absolutely necessary to have books Wooten, a senior political science books. "I never considered this a or Ph.D. work, by the time we get out, from your graduate classes as a point of major, who hopes to go to graduate "versity, because it had this those books are going to be :our years reference." (See GRADS, page 5A) university book rental system," old," said Jana Raymond, a gr��uate But he added the books are ex-
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ining and Entertainment Guide has La Carte, more 2A Thursd�y. November 5, 1 987 The Dall Eastern Ne Associated Press FBI busts Miami-based drug ring State/Nation/World r thought l�rgest in the _nation Reagan: Pact won't damage duty to be WASHINGTON-President Reagan vowed Wednesday MIAMI (AP)-Federal agents Cartel, the Colombia-based drug Miami FBI office. will not that a nuclear arms treaty with the Soviet Union have smashed the nation's smuggling organizati on During that period, the ·
undercut the U.S. commitment to the secutity of Europe, .largest, most sophisticated drug responsible for 80 percent of U.S. hauled 20,000 pounds of coc · 300,000 troops abroad • saying the stationing of American transport ring, which used cocaine imports, to haul cocaine in 19 shipments, in addition and "our steadfast nuclear guarantee underscore this spotter planes, infrared beacons from Colombia to the United four relatively small mariju - pledge." · and decoy plane pas�ngers States, investigators said. shipments, officials said. Reagan also said it was "totally unacceptable" for the . called "cover girls" to avoid "This was, the largest tran- Loads of cocaine flown out Soviet Union to try to link reductions in globe-girdling detection, authorities said sportation network used by the Colombia were . dropped strategic nuclear weapons to restrictions on his "Star Wars'' Wednesday. Medellin Cartel between 1982 Bahamian waters for la missile defense plan. The Miami-based ring was and 1986," said Bill Perry, acting pickup by boats. contracted by the Medellin special agent i charge of the Iranians stage anti-U.S� march · � NICOSIA, Cyprus-Iran said millions marched in its cities Wednesday, chanting "Death to America!" on the eighth U.S. Army defector leaves ·Russia anniversary of the day a mob stormed the U.S. Embassy and FRANKFURT, West Germany Union but did not know if he be charged with desertion. 'seized hostages, who spent 444 days in captivity. (AP)-A U.S. Army private who would be going to the United "I have a piece of paper f Hashemi Rafsanjani, speaker of the parliament, declared defected the Soviet Union States . the United States Embassy . a week of mobilization to "confront American aggression." to seven months ago returned to the Roberts, who flew to Frankfurt they gave me stating that State television showed disabled veterans of the 7-year West on Wednesday and said he from Moscow aboard an Aeroflot only charge that they old war with Iraq in wheelchairs, holding banners aloft that would surrender to American jetliner with his pregnant against me is for being AW read: ''This is proof of U.S. crimes." authorities. girlfriend, Petra Neumann, told or · Absence Without Le Soldiers dragged American flags through the streets and Wade Roberts, 22, said he did Cable News Network in an in Roberts told CNN. set them ablaze while bystanders chanted and jabbed their not want to return to the Soviet terview that he did not expect to fists in to the air. 1
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- Eastern News The Daily Eastern News is published daily, Monday through Friday, in . Charleston, Illinois during the fall and spring semesters and twice weekly during the summer term except during school vacations or examinations, by the students of Eastern Illinois University. Subscription price: $18 per ;,emester, $8 for summer only, $36 for all year. The Daily Eastern News is a member of the Associated Press which is entitled·to exclusive use of all Fillmore Cheeks articles appearing in this paper. The editorials on Page 4 represent the majority view of the editorial board; all other opinion pieces are signed. Dental Hygiene Phone 581 ·2812. The Daily Eastern News editorial and business offices are located in the North Gym of the Buzzard Building. Eastern Illinois University. Second class postage paid at Charleston, IL 61920. ISSN 0894-1599. Printed by Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, IL 61920. Senio�rs NEWS STAFF don''t trip up. Editor in chief ...... Jean Wright Sportseditor ...... Barry Bottino Make sure you sign up Managing editor...... Larry Smith Verge photo �ditor ..Steve Beamer News editor ...... , ...Jul ie Lewis Senior reporter ...... Jeff Britt for your yearbook Assoc.ne ws editor ....Steve Smith Advertising mgr . . Karen Charnesky Edit.page editor ... Sean 0. Hogan Asst. advertising mgr ... Amy Smith appointment today in Activities editor ....Judy Weidman Sales mgr ...... Mary Higdon Administration editor .... Bill Dennis Promotions mgr ...... Kevin Casey the Union Lobby. Now Campus editor . .... Eric Wedeking Student bus.mgr .. ..Shelly Moore City editor ...... Chrystal Philpott Business mgr .....Glenn Robinson appointments are being Govt. editor ...... Donelle Pardee Editorial adviser ...... John Ryan Photo editor ...... Dan Reible Publications adviser ...David Reed taken for Nov. 1 0th & 11 th
NIGHT STAFF It is an Night editor ...... Stuart Tart Sports editor ...... John Pletz Assistant editor ...... Jeff Britt Copy desk ...... Dan Becker . . . Wire editor ...... Mike Steiner Brian Brueggemann, Mary Tate impo·rtant step!. Photo editor ...... Dan b e 1 Rai l Eastern News Thursday, November S', 1 987 3A ministrators: teams more rec space ed elections, students will vote on a fee increase to fund the recreation center. · istrator said the proposed "We've had (intramural) basketball $75 fee increase is needed games that have been scheduled up to 2 the number of intramural a.m." due to lack of space, Armstrong campus has increased from said. fiscal year 197 4 to 800 "It's a tremendous center for the , and space is running out. money, especially when you consider Armstrong, vice·president for what other kinds of recreational tion and finance, said, ''This facilities are around," Armstrong ::;aid. · d of facility that can only be "Of course, the students are going to ... through student fees. This is have to decide that," she said. kind of facility the state would Robert Kindrick, vice president for money for." academic affairs, agrees the decision is said because it is to be a the students', and added, "I am in favor ·onal institution, not an of the facility. one, the state probably He said, "I think it will help us to not fund it. She said current educate the 'whole student,' in· are used for instruction and tellectually, psychologically and n. emotionally. Nov. 11 student government cle crash hurts student- car and drove into the back of it. Like was sitting in his auto and said accident at 10 a.m. Tuesday he looked in his rearview mirror and g resulted in minor injuries to saw Gordon coming up behind him, ' ver of a motorcycle in front of driving into the back of the car. Hall. Like said he got out of his car to see if
rt on file with Campus Police Gordon was hurt and noticed the ·· that Clifford Like, 608 E. windshield on the motorcycle faring , was eastbound on Campus was broken off. in a Dodge Charger. After Canty said she saw the motorcycle the second stop sign, Like pitch forward and Gordon was thrown a short distance later in the over the handlebars into the rear vf the block. window of the Like vehicle. r Henry Z. Gordon, driving a Gordon was transported to Sarah MICHELLE ZA WIN I Staff photographer otorcycle, proceeded to leave Bush Lincoln Health Center where he Comedian p sign and hit the back of Like's was treated and released. Jim Cavanagh presents his reptile friend Raymond to a crowd of about 7 5 Both vehicles recieved le!!$ than $250 in the Subway Wednesday night. ught he (Gordon) .was going to dollars damage. d on the left side (of Like's Campus Police Chief Tom Larson 'd junior Jennifer Canty, a said reports are incomplete until Comedian mocKs nit tunes at the scene. She said ap· Gordon can be questioned about the By TINA POSZICH "It is a tool to talk to people without he did not notice the stopped accident. Staff writer scaring them off," he said. Comedian Tim Cavanagh entertained Subway Coordinator Gina Moon was a Subway audience of about 75 people pleased with the performance. obe of death continues Wednesday with his own version of "Although it wasn't our biggest popular songs, most of which had no crowd this year, I think it was a really week or two. second verses. big success," Moon said. "They (Illinois State Police) were To the tune of "Sledgehammer," In oraer to promote his performance, investigation continues into still looking at it (the case) and Cavanagh, 34, sang about his "Dead Cavanagh visited two food services t. 16 Jeep accident which waiting for test results to come back Hamster" during his third Eastern during dinner. • Patrick Wixom of Rockford, from the lab. I don't even know (at performance. "Basically, I went around to different "I can still be a good pet ... Don't tables talking_ about the show and t.eFriday's admission by Robert this time) if charges will be filed," · ell that he was the driver of Novak said. flush me yet," the eight-year comedy givipg out cotton swabt!,"he said. 'cle. Although Novak was the veteran sang. Cavanagh estimated he distributed k Novak, assistant state's representative to deal with the Cavanagh involved the audience with about 200 cotton swabs in his unusual ey for the Coles County State's police on Wednesday, Novak said he some of his tunes including a slow means to promote his performance. ' ey s office in Charleston, met is not positive he will be the one to version of "A Million Bottles of Beer on The performer recenfly taped segments on "George esday with Illinois State Police handle the case. the Wall." · Schlatter's various details of the case, Patrick Wixom was killed on Oct. _Cavanagh also performed severaJ Comedy Club" and "Showtime's original tunes. €omedy Club Network." · g Friday's admission by 16 after the gray soft-topped 1980 ell, a friend of Wixom's. CJ7 Jeep he was a passenger in "Let's have a coke-free, crack-free, "I would like to do more national ak said mainly what he did rolled at about 1:30 a.m. on I-57. dope-free Christmas this year," the television," he said concerning future esday in the meeting was to Mitchell originally denied he was former high school teacher sang. plans. Also included in his repertoire of "I'm still based in the Midwest," pt to give an overview of the the driver of the Jeep, saying an d possible routes to take once unknown man �ai;; driving. songs was "He's Got the Whole World� Cavanagh said, adding, "But I'm doing vestigation is complete. However, on Friday he admitted to in his ·Hands" in which Cavanagh a !Ot tnore work all over the country." wever, Novak said he doesn't Illinois State Police to having been proceeded to list everyone named in the Cavanagh was. ·not alone while Charleston-Mattoon phone book, performing on stage, accompanying a decision to be made on driving at the time of the accident. him was Raymond, the rubber snake. er to file charges for another starting with Albert Aaron. • ·
More than $9 in prizes were given · "He's not a fake rubber snake. He's a away at the event. real rubber snake," Cavanagh said. Among the prizes was a Barbie The comedian also related his recent will CC? ntinue touring boards; coloring book, in which Cavanagh said, Halloween experiencesto the audience. "As you can see, I've only colored a -He was staying in a Detroit hotel couple of pages myself." when- the trick-or-treaters came for Sports and Rec, Players Other prizes given by the comedian around. ted were Van Camp's pork and beans, a ·�r didn't have any candy to give out, Apportionment Board will answer any questions that they are seven-inch zipper, Latex rubber gloves so I gave them soap and towels." ue tours of departments to which encountering," Lange said. and a box of macaroni and cheese. "The guy who got the TV was really tes funds at 7 p.m. Thursday. AB is touring all the boards to which "Isn't it cheese and �acaroni?" happy." e AB members will tour Sports it allocates student fees, which also Cavanagh said, adding, "No, it's just reation with Dr. (David) Dutler includes itself, Student Publications, the little liar on television. r of recreational sports)," said Student Senate and the University "People remember when you give out air Craig Lange. Board. something unusual," the Chicago native owing that, we'll tour Players, Lange formed a guiding committee in said before the show. Correction eater areas, with Dr. (Terry) c which a pair of AB members covers one Balloons and buttons are the normal The name of the city attorney was , who is the department chair and of the six boards. He said it serves as an things to give out for show promotion, incorrectly reported in Wednesday's agent for Players, and J. Sain, "orientational and organizational" tool he said. The DailyEastern News. John Dively is is the business manager," Lange for the members to further understand However, Cavanagh distributes items the new attorney. Also, the date of the boards they cover. such as multiplication flash cards and student elections was incorrectly owing that, we. will discuss how AB will tour Student Senate next place mats with fabric softener at· reported. The elections will be Wed· gress reports are coming and week. tached. nesday. The News regrets these errors. · Maybe Bakker does know best Although the Jim PTL Club woman appear on television to insinuate t controversy has been beaten Charlotte Observer reporter offered her a bri into the ground, it is still amazing divulge damaging information about the club. Opinion to find out what idiotic things Coincidentally, this woman disappeared after went on under the leadership of broadcast. Jim Bakker. Bakker really made things worse for himself be Religion is a big part of every he often refused to answer the paper's ques · culture on this planet, and for a Eventually he did agree to let the paper lot of people it has a very valid questions, which he would answer at his conveni place in their lives. But the PTL Using this ploy, Bakker would then attack the Club has a stench that seems to on the air before any article was published. His a smell worse every time it ap- Larry cost the paper subscribers which means losing Editorial Julie lewis pears in the news. What Bakker attempted to do against the pape Board News editor The fact that Bakker and his Sm it h indirectly censor it through attacking it on the ai wife Tammy spent millions on also tried to sway people to pressure the editor Jean Wright Sean 0. Hogan ••••••• superficial things is something that shouldn't be taken not reporting negative news about the club. , Editor in chief Editorial editor rightly, in fact I would call it sacrilegious. Luckily the paper got around this by submittin Larry Smith Steve Smith The most disturbing thing I have learned recently is questions to Bakker on Fridays and demanding t Managing editor Associate news editor their attempts to stifle the local newspaper in Charlotte, answered by Saturday evening. This allowed th the publish articles on Sunday when the PTL didn't The Dally Eastern News N.C .. Observer. This paper has been investigating the PTL Club since live broadcasts. Thursday, November 5, t 987 about 1 9 7 7. The editors and reporters took great care What is ironic is the paper knew about Jessica to make sure all of the stories they did were fair and (Bakker's one night stand) back in 1984, but held accurate. the information until all the facts were clear. Most of the stories concerned questionable himself told the paper about the affair and the business practices and the outrageous spending of the before they had a chance to publish the informati club. In another attempt to deter the paper from co But these stories were not what the PTL Club the club so closely, Bakker had one of his ass osts of sports wanted to see. So what happened? follow two editors and a reporter of the paper. Jim went on the air and denounced the paper and this to find information to use against them.
· ,. then led a smear campaign against it. In fact, Tammy But apparently their lifestyles were a lot more center proposal even volunteered her precious time away from than Bakker's. The associate who followed shopping to be the poster girl -of the "Enough. is vestigated the journalists said he felt bad about Enough" campaign. it, but he felt Bakker might know best. Students haye seemingly failen into another Naturally they would want to stop bad publicity, but Well, maybe he does know best. aretype of apathy a littl trap, which.e much may result in a to start a smear campaign takes an incredible amount -Larry - Smith is managing editor and a r of gall. The campaign included having a mysterious columnist for The Daily Eastern News. student fee increase of as much as $7 5. The increase in fees would be necessary to finance the construction of a proposed $7 million Lantz Gym recreation center addition. Most students don't realize, or care to understand, that they voted on the addition. Editorial Early in March, 1,000 petitions were circulated asking stuaents whether they favored the exploration of a recreation center. Naturally, many of these students were smitten by the apathy bug,· and at most, 650 replys were returned.· This allowed a minority of the student population, close to 6 percent, to convince the· Student Senate to put the center's future on last April's ballot thus determining the fate of the recreation center. Apparently the proposed recreation center lacks in several areas. First and foremost, the fee increase of $ 7 5 is far from justified. If students approve the fee increase they will contribute $1 50 annually for the con struction of the recreation center. Multiply this figure by four years and it shows the average student will pay an additional $600 while seeking a higher education. Your turn By multiplying roughly students 1 0, 000 Thursday to get involved. Find out questionable. paying 50 per year for the 25-year term of Absent instructor $1 who is representing you on this With its latest involvement the revenue bond, the $37.5 million multiple campus. Be an involved voter in spring break incident, we f shows that the recreation center could be owes explanation the fall elections. Judicial Board is overexte built five times over by the time students finish Editor: At 8 p.m. on Thursday in the authority; which according paying for it. Since I am from out of town, I Union addition Oakland Room all . Judicial Board officer Keith These figures represent the low end of the must drive 20 miles each way to student government candidates Kohanzo is to act on cases and from Eastern. A study session . will be presenting their platforms. fecting the learning enviro spectrum as far as total student monetary for the Constitution Exam was This your time to participate and Eastern or its relationshii: input is concerned. The high end involves a scheduled for Monday at 7 p.m. question the candidates to help community. you decide figure close to $56 million. in room 301 of the Life Science who you want for your First of all, we don't beli The increase would also disadvantage Building. About 40 people at representatives. learning environment has tended the session. The instructor It is a as a students who would have to pay the terriffic opportunity to get consequence of the f never came to the session. in touch with what the issues are Timothy J. Stacy attends exhorbitant sum and opt to spend free time at Everyone waited until 7:25 p.m., at Eastern. I hope to see you In fact, hardly anyone exce the library instead of at a recreation center. and still no one came. there! ALL STUDENTS ARE Daily Eastern News and the Although the survey was limited, it did show Are we to take the exam with WELCOME! Judicial Board seems to d many students do not even use the current no instruction? Was there no other such matters. recreational facilities. About percent said instructor to cover for the one Laurel Beasley Secondly, the only involv 30 who they never used the facilities during a week, didn't show up? I would like community (Texas) has alre to know the cause of this mishap passed its judgment in the percent said they used them one to three could be next 4 1 and think the instructor owes the Who a $22,500 fine and 5 years hours a week, percent said four to six 1 7 class an explanation. J-Board? probation. hours a week and only 3 percent use the to face the So, our questions are: Editor: What is the EIU facilities more than six hours in a week. Charles Hodgson 1 . J-Board Students will face the challenge of Over the past months we have involved for? heard a great deal of Eastern 2. Who will be becoming involved next week. There will be Student government the next one Illinois University's Judicial Board. feel the crunch of the J slick looking pictures and models of the forum Thursday Namely its relentless dismissal of omnipotent gavel, a jaywal annex. However, students must look past the those students who don't North Dakota? physical appearance of the addition and Editor: represent the EIU student body in consider the financial damage a "yes" vote I would like to encourage all a favorable light. Up until now, its may cause. students to take an hour out on policies have been at least SA Eastern News Thursday, November • t 987
ator plans resignation STARTS FRIDAY! formally announce his been an avid ice hockey player resignation at the senate's for 15 years, also expressed an CHEECH MARIN Senator John Wednesday meeting. interest in activating Club Id Senate executive Cosenza, who is also the Hockey and would like to play �.-tl<�e planned to resign president of the University several area university hockey morning, citing job Democrats, said he wants to teams. . FRANKIE AVALON�E:a'" Cosenza said he resigned as the primary devote more time to that ANNETTE RJNICEllO the decision. ·organization and tO Sigma Tau prior to the fall election to give A totally feel I'm doing an Gamma, the fraternity he someone else the opportunity NEW WAVE job in senate," belongs to. · to fill his senate seat during the motion picture 'd Tuesday evening "I've been neglecting my Nov. 11 elections. experience.. submitting his fraternity lately, so I want to "John (Cosenza) has been an love senate and get active with them, and I'm outstanding senator and he's � A PARAMOUNT . "I � PICTURE '8 think it's , the going to work really hard with done a terrific job," Senate Tomorrow Tomorrow 7:15 9:15 but I've just been so University Democrats because Speaker Denise Wasetis said. 7:00 • 9:10 • wn with so much we're growing really quickly," "He's just so busy with had to get out of Cosenza said. He added that everything else right now." within the next week, he would In addition to serving as an e that if you're going , establish "Students for Simon," off-campus senator, Cosenza lved in any activity, a student campaign effort for served as the co-chair of the to go all out. I felt I presidential candidate Paul Minority and International · g that," he added. Simon. Relations Committee. said he would Cosenza, who said he has
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most people could English Instructor · Jeanne the books. "We all know people e books, but I think it Simpson said she doesn't think who have. bought the 'great be an unnecessary graduate students should be books library' to put on the said Wooten, who is "separated out" from the rest shelf in their den, and those t. of the College of the student body. books have never been s, "especially since "To ask them to accumulate a cracked." · STARTS FRIDAY! 5:00 7:10 9:15 the option to. buy professional library on the She said many books are • •
yway." amount of money they make is "timeless." u want ·to build a unreasonable," Simpson said. "Moby Dick does not go out ucan." "It's easier to buy books on a of style, but some of the· it's a good idea to full-time job," she said. , theories of composition have , but I don't think we She said many people build a changed," Simpson said. forced to buy them," e Fitzmaurice, a English student who e of her books. She y graduate students ' �of their books. ""\\\e. � ELKS CLUB 6i3 uld be able to buy R•i.� by WARNER BROS.'' j}>(;I lot of books. · A TOMORROW 5:10 7:15 9:20 Welcomes EIU Parents • • students do that and added certain All Elk STARTS· FRIDAY! books.· such as Invites Visiting Members ...... books, . aren't For ,. d by becoming Dinner ......
Friday � Broasted Pork Chops . SHEWYLONG you need upper Au Potatoes c urses the books · o , Rice Pilaf, Gratin y more expensive," $7.50, ·salad Bar e Major, a senior ' science major who Saturday · Prime, Rib HILLO goto gr.tlduate school. GONE TODAY. who get university Buffet .AGAINHERE (scholarships, etc.), it $7.95 TOMORROW� � �o.:,0.ledbyBUINAY51Af(lU�I05lRIBUllON IC)l9BIBUINAY51APKIUlllOWIBUllQN,.. reallyaffect thtiin. �� , , . , 4& whole intent of renting 720 6th St. , 345 .. &1 k was to ease some money off the students," 5:00 •·7:00 • 9:10 Major, who is vice TOMORROW
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DONNA SICHER TIM LANCE ps (Canton, IL-Cuba H�). freshman Z!s:��a (Oak Forest, IL-Oak Forest HS). And Much MO�RE! sophomore setter, came off the defensive back, was named bench and sparked the volleyball Gateway Conference defensive No Job Too BIG or too, small Lady Panthers to a Gateway player of the week after he tied a :>chool Conference victory over Drake at record with 1 7 solo tackles in the football ions, Des Moines, IA on Saturday. Sicher Panthers' 19-1 7 Restaurants, Gas Stat league loss Saturday had season highs of 27 assists and against Northern Iowa at 22 digs. Cedar Falls, IA. Plants, Factories, Scho ols, Lance also had four assisted tackles Organizations, Etc. and forced one fumble.
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Cream 750 ML ��o 749 PRICE PLUl815 Th ursday, November Eastern News 5, t 987 7A Justice speaker to address ' gram needsto look at thehe collegeslp and univer prisoners support g-roup sities they are interested in . and co tral College Night, which "I'm not sure how much college . By JANE CLARK Jail on Sunday afternoons Staff writer with hosted for the past three night does (for students). If they sponsoring a Bible study session Bob Jackson, executive director- of in thearea. in jeopardy of being (students) do a little homework, it's another group the Ministry of Criminal Justice, will ued if attendance continues beneficial. They will gain from the program," Wolf said. speak at the local Christian Upholding of Admissions Dale Wolf More than 30 colleges and Prisons meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday is crucial year for the universities from Illinois and nearby in the Wesley United Methodist meeting • a Church, 2206 S. Fourth St. CAA H colleges don't see a lot o f states will have representatives at - CUP was developed to help prisoners ey may not be coming College Night to talk to students and is postponed their parents. in the state by lending support through The' Council on Academic Night will take place in the Wolf said student/parent at letter writing and visits to the inmates Affairs this week due to a lack rand Ballroom Thursday tendance has been decreasing over themselves. will not meet Catherine Smith, CUP local of agenda items, said CAA Chair 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. the past two years, but this year he is Dan Hockman. Night offers high school hoping for a larger crowd. volunteer of the year, said the The CAA will meet at 2 p.m. next ansfer students from College Night is funded by the Charleston area group is currently in the Union addition counties an opportunity admissions department. involved in many activities, including Thursday · g visiting prisoners in the Coles County Arcola-Tuscola Room. prices B L B!{]DRS lower � � YORK (AP)-Stock moderately lower TIRE tic session Wed D OF LITTLE KINGS? Wall Street kept r a stable footing ... onth'scrash . . $1.25.!!! Jones average of 30 Try 3 Bud Lit , down about 35 es for the early going, 'th an 18.24 loss at g issues out g tte advances by about 5 Now thatyou've o n into Eastern Illinois, the New York Stock he]p · · be an , the market et · g g g ted with weakness IBM can you more out of it. ollar in foreign ex The road to graduation is paved with discount, plus Microsoft' Windows 1.0-l, d showings by jittery tC'rm pap<·rs, lab reports, erarrnni1w� all- Write, :-L� markets around the Pa int, Card file, IBM DOS and nightcrs and, of coU1:sc, exams. to a mouse. 'tion, analysts said To <' to fiton your desk without adding to the Collcgiak, visit the IBM Educat ion Produd clutte1: And it comes with a generous 640 KB Coordinator on campus. Yo u'll quickly learn memory, two 3..5"disk ette drives and an aid how to get the most out or the -:--:-:.-=- =� package every student can appreciate-a big IBM Pe rsona! System/2. = - -:§�§: Microsott is a registered lrademark of !he Microsoft Corporation. IBM is a registered trademark and Personal Syslem/2 isa trademark ol lhe lnlernalional Busine•�Machines Corporahon IBM . .c> 1987. TU DENT ERNMENT ldate Forum onight" land _Room - 8:00 p.m. II Students Welcome Report errors Immediately at 581·2812. A correct ad Thur appear In the next edition. Unless notified, we cannOI sday's responsible for an Incorrect ad atter Its first Insert cl iff Deadline 2 p.m. previous day. S A November 5, 1987· aSS ed- adS [B'Ser vices Offered [B'Room mates !:B' For Sale "MY SECRETARY" RESUME FEMALE SUBLEASER-SPR· TYPEWRITER-hardly I Thursday' s packages and typing services. ING SEMESTER. NEAR used! Best offer. Call Ca Reasonable prices, excellent CAMPUS. CLEAN, CUTE, 348-8729. service. 903 18th. 345· 1150. 345-5862. cozy______1· 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ______11/6 3 CHUCK BERRY TICM ______12 /1 1 Need to sublease bedroom for FOR PARENTS WEEK . COPY·X 207 Lincoln, 1 or 2 females for spring '88. CALL 345-7201 - Charleston, II. (21 7)345-6313. 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LIF-Way Off Broadway NIK-Monkees 5334. STILL AVAILABLE FOR ONE, DRIVER'S LICENSE, EIU TNN-Crook and Chase 1 2-lllinois Press NIK-Ann Sothern 11/5 TNN-You Can Be A Star ______TWO, OR FOUR PEOPLE. AND KEY IN POCKET. PLE USA-Cartoon Express WEIU-Film Classic Theatre PRICE STARTING AS LOW AS CALL 581 ·5800. USA-Airwolf !:B'Help Wanted 5:05 p.m. CBN-Hell Town $120 PER MONTH EACH. 30-Alice CNN-News: Shaw/Waters/Wi· 10:05 p.m. APARTMENT RENIALS 820 LOST KITIEN. ANSWE p.m. lliams 30-Movie: "The Outfit." Earn extra money. Sell Avon. LINCOLN, 348-7746. WHITIY. BROWN W/ 5:30 · B p.m. Call Pam at 359· 1577 or Cheryl STRIPS. 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MEN. 11/6 345·4846, Lost Sony TCM· C WEIU-High School Football CBN-700 Club 2 5-Night Heat - ______1 \� 11/13 recordP• =· .._, l-irFi CNN-Larry King Live CBN-Burns and Allen Adoption ______E,: Show - [B' Male Subleaser: $1 60/month Buildi, C retur CNN-News: Walker/Hart C �,, _ -':!-"' CBN-Remington Steele - LIF-Movie: "Just Me and includes utilities (including cable Easter, news. CNN-Moneyline You." ESPN-Water-Skiing . r ' Loving couple seeks to adopt TV). Fiv.e-way split for phone. ESPN-Sportscenter NIK-My Three sons LIF-Dr. Ruth infant. Confidential. Medical Own bedroom. 21 6 Fifth Street. RONALD TATE-PL USA-Dragnet LIF.,.-Family USA-Wrestling expenses paid. Call Norma Call 345-5034. PICK UP YOUR 1.D. A p.m. p.m. collect (31 2)·377·81 81 . 1/6 DAILY EASTERN NEWS. NIK-You Can't Do That on 11:15 ______, 8:30 7-Nightline 11/13 Television 2,27-Beverly Hills Buntz ______1 bedroom apartment to be TNN-You Can Be A Star NIK-Donna Reed 11:30 p.m. Rides/Riders subleased, spring. 1 or 2 [B' · people. Very close to campus. USA-Airwolf TNN-Up Close and Personal 2.-27-Late Night with David Letterman . Cheap. Call 348·5665. p.m. p.m. 1 8:05 9:00 10-Movie: • Junior Bonner." Desperately need ride to and ------=------1116 ATIENTION JUNIOR 30-Andy Griffith 2,27-L.A. Law' from ISU . Nov. 6-Nov. 8. 581· Garage monthly, 1415 MAJ RS CLUB: There CBN-Best of Groucho $20 O p.m. 3,25-Knots Landing 5479. 7th, 345-5374 . meeting Nov. 5 at 6:00 8:30 54 ' '- 2-Jeopardy! 12-Mystery! NIK-Car 1115 1 1 1 1 the Buzzard Builcllng ______/ USA-Edge of Night · 3-PM Magazine WEIU-U.S.A. Tonight Rooms for women. 1415 7-Hollywood Squares CBN-Straight Talk 11:45 p.m. !:B'Roommates Seventh; 6th house from KATHY SMITH, SOt CNN-News: Walker/Hart 7-Superior Court campus 345:5374_ $1.10 1 0-Barney Miller FEMALE SUBLEASER READY FOR NI Midnight monthly utilitles·included. A-1 25-Cheers NIK-Rowan & Martin's Laugh· SPRING SEMESTER MO. , , HORROR? 3-Rlchard Roberts $100 1t/1 1 PRINCE 26-Love Connection in OWN RO M ______DARKNESS! HOW'S CBN-Jack Benny O , GREAT BARN DANCE? WEIU-News Scan 51 p.m. ROOMMATES! 348·823' 5. JASOM 9:30 C!?For Sale LET ME KNOW. UNNY CNN-Crossfire 10-News CNN-Crossfire 11/6 F ESPN-Speedweek WEIU"".""News Scan 51 ESPN-Australlan Football HELP! Female subleaser SNOW SKIS� 3 PAIRS, $100· spring semester! $25 Call Jon 345·6946. 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Excellent Condition. pledges could ever hope v · subleaser, - spring sen:ies_ter. 21 Sp m froth bigwig 34 Sired emanation Rent negotiable: Call 348· 1 659. $2600. 345-3771' love you SO MUCH!!!!!! u e ; ' 7 Olive genus 35 Utah range 22 Fighting spirit, 63 Partner of 11/6 ______1. 1/12 _ ----�----- colloquially 8 c s t asy na me e ra int E G · 9 Thrashed 36 F tened in a 23 P.O. abbr. . a s , 65 Sheltered side 10 Still wav 66 Part of 25 Utah's flower a 11 er ia n spirit 38 Sea rch for food est rn 27 Mischievous P s W e 12 Actor Tam1roff 39 Faucet 67 Thu in spirit s , 30 M e m rab 13 Tide status pr ble m Glasgow o le o 18 Golf cup 46 French spirits pianist Sigma Tau Gamma Little s CamSisters pus clip is having, raffle tickets. Jewish a ' 33 folklore 1 raffle sale: Sell those tickets, Money and tickets Inter Varsitychrls tlan Fellowshlp is -it · are due by next.meeting. 1 large group meeting tonight at 7:00 p.m. 37 Firo ltilymade College Republl�ns is having_ a meeting Union Gallery. The speaker will be Jim 40 -·air W tonight at 6:30 p.m. in room 113 of Coleman. Charleston Community Church. Everyone P,ainting "Come join a real party." vited. 41 victim of A Unity Gospel Choir Financial Management Association Artemis is having a Bible study is tonig 42 Attention ht at 7 p.m. in the Green Up Room of the speaker/meeting tonight at 7:00 in the 43 Actress Hasso Union. All students are encouraged to be a Buildingrm . 222. Please bring dues. 44 Word with member. Meetings are held every Thursday at 7 B_$U and Student Government is firma or cotta p_m_ in the Green Up Room. fashion show committee tonight at 6:00 45 Reiect , TKE Little Sisters is having a meeting tonight at Paris Room' of the Union. All interested- 47 Dumbarton 6:15 in the Union Walkway. Bring ideas for a welcome to attend. Oaks, e.g. fundraiser. 49 Graf - - EIU Bicycle Club is having a meeting tonight at Campus Clips are published daily, free of' 50 Small boy 6:30 p.m. in 138 McAfee. as a public service to the campus. Clips Career SI Muffins Planning and Placement Center- is submittedto The Daily Eastern News offic 53 U.S. miL honor having Sign-Up for Campus Interviews today at one business day before date to be p 55 Spirits 8:00 a.m. in SSB rm. 13. Sign-up begins today for date of event). Information should include 58 Maxim interviews with U.S. Navy or Lawyer's Assistance name of sponsoring organization, (spelled 61 Scotch Program. Greek letter abbreviations), date, time and e p o re r x l Professional Psychology Program is having a event, plus any other pertinent information 64 Rene's spirit meeting tonight at 6:30 in the Psychology Lounge. and phone number of submitter must be · 65 Irish spi rits May possibly have a movie. Clips containing conflicting or con 68 Resort Residence Hall Association is having a meeting formation will not be run if submitter 69 The heave ns today at 5:00 p.m. in Taylor Hall Food Service. contacted. Clips will be edited for space 70 Heart parts Early dinner at 4:05 the private dining room. Clips submitted after noon of deadline 71 Successor in day to Very importan eting. F.D.R. 71 . be guaranteed publication. No clips will IFC is having a meeting tonight at 6.30 the by phone. l ps will da only 72 To eat, in Bonn in C i be run one y Martinsville Room. Elections Executive - for . event. _ . ; :,.;' See page for . nqminaticins will tie _ _ .- answer& \. - '!aken·a s�lling those ·. • - 9� .' . d : ' .. ; · {\ t ' !! �eep , -, , »; · , 6 • _;. < I • �, •.,' • J I - ; �· -�. ; '. ,, WEEKEND Quick Cash-We Buy Gold QUIZ THE CANDIDATES WHAT'S HAPPENING? Ask Gena Jarman, I'm proud to be HUNGRY? Find an AST for Mom and Dad Class Rings Sterling & Coins. Thursday November 5, 8:00 in the student senate candidates your big sis. Let's have fun some M&M's today. late them with The Pawn Shop Downtown on the Oakland Room is your Thursday Nov. 5, 8:00 in the tonight! Alpha love, Sherry. ______11/6 BOUQUET AND Square. 348-101 1. chance! Oakland Rm. 11/5 ______Make money through the $10.50 12/1 1 11/5 11/5 CANDY ______IFC MEETING tonight in the classified ads. ' WHO'S RUNNING FOR 'S 348-0044. Attention all Greeks: Order of All Pike Little Sisters meeting Martinsville room at 6:30. h-00 c1 1/5 STUDENT GOVERNMENT? Find Omega is having the biggest at 7:00 in union walkway. Executive nominations will be ______...____ Order of Omega presents its out TONIGHT 8:00 Oakland bash this semester. Greek Night 11/5 held. See you there. EJB. VIN-Happy Bir ______first annual Greek Night tonight Y 19!! Room! at the top of Roe's tonight $3. 50 Page One Tavern-Free Bud 11/5 FINALL ___ at the top of Roe's. $3.50 all you 11/5 all you can drink. or Budlight 8:00-9:00 with tine?!! Your roomie ______. Chuck Berry Ticket needed. can drink from 9-1 . All Greeks You need PROGRESSIVE 11/5 purchase of Bud or Budlight , Mags. ______Top $! Call:345-3056. invited. leadership!!! VJote for Ray EMILY WILLIAMS: TO MY Souvenir Glass. · 11/6 11/5 Swank Wed. Nov. 11th Paid for AWESOME SUPER KIDDO!! ______11/5 by Students to elect Ray Swank. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!! Debbie Hubbel, You're the ______11/5 l'M PROU D OF YA!! LOVE LISA. best! Love ya, Sherry. COLLEEN BARRETT Ready to ______11/5 ______11/5 . party Monday night? Love your HEY PHI SIG KIDS! Your '---- 00 WE DELIVER .,----,-,-- daughter. Moms can't wait to do the town Puzzle Answers old. The Illinois ______11/5 with you tonight! would like If you Don't Want Greek Row, Guard ______11/5 . I I J N N I 0 BB YI p· A Ni 100% college then VOTE for Ray Swank and ASA Pledges: You guys are I cf AR E L I 0 l l A E l E K E 1200.00 dollars the Progressive Party. Paid for doing a great job! Your sisters I HOT SUBS t p 0 L T E R G E I S T l RI A the new GI bill for by Students to elect Ray Swank. love you very much!! • N E 0 • y E A ST• G MP Call the 11/5 ••• p p D •• SE G 0 ·-· ses. ______11/5 F• s s y 8 8 UK National Guard JEFF SLAVIN-VEGAS FOR A ASAs: Only 16 more days until IE L H E •D I After 5 p.m . I M A LI F 0 R M E 01 p LI E N 21 7-258-6381 in SECOND TIME WAS THE BEST! activation and rededication!! 0 R 0 N I E A R I S G NE THANKS FOR A GREAT I ______11/5 T E R R A l E L IM N A T E �----11/1 8 HALLOWEEN WEEKEND! Lambda Chis, Alpha Garns,Tri IE- s T A TE• s P E E•-- T AD with the Sig Tau HAPPY 1 YEAR ANNIVERSARY. Sigs, Sigma Chis & Delts thanks --G EM s--o s c •Ham and Cheddar November · � I N E •M0 T T 0 • R A E l Pledges, I LOVE YOU. MARY. for a "Rock-in" time! Love the AME• L E p R EC HA U NS $3 all you can drink. ______11/5 Alpha Sigs. s p A• E T H E R I ATR I A ...--.,---- 1 1 /5 FOR SALE 3 CHUCK BERRY H S T • E S S E NI MEA DE •Pastrami and Swiss HOLDING ITS TICKETS -FOR PARENTS ENTS WEEKEND WEEKEND. CALL 345-7201 . •Reuben FRIDAY ON TOP 11/6 ______STUDENTS $3.00 50.00 REWARD FOR IN DRINK. PARENTS FORMATION LEADING TO THE •Roast Beef� ALL THEY CAN RETURN OF STEAMEX CARPET CLEANER RENTED FROM CHARLESTON •Italian Sub VACUUM: NO QUESTIONS ASKED Phone 345-2722. . Free Delivery ______11/9 Jane Kratochvil, Hey Kiddo-Sorry I missed ya last Never Check Cashing night. Have a great weekend. A Remember, Daddy loves ya! Charge ______11/5 What does it take to be the best lookin guy on campus?ASK CUFFY. ______11/5 Sue, Shelia, Linda, Jennifer, Andrea, Felice, Lisa & Kathy-I THE DELI NEVER NOT .... I love you guys! 615 MONROE Amy. ______11/5 11/5 RICH KUNKEL Happy 21st .;,,,__ ___ 3 45- 33 54 Kings? Try Bud Birthday! Hope you can stay 'krackersTo night! awake to see all of it and still �---- 11/5 keep smiling (but not that big for December 1 2 smile-maybe someday) Last November 1 2. For weekend and the past month CAMPUMRS.S FLtrt.HER,COP ell 58 1-2523 or • were great! Love ya Rita. Sf ND 11/5 ______Pl.tAS £ TtiEM ALL BN...f_ �----11/6 POPS THANKS FOR A GREAT [\? fl Watch Mike Alberts SE.ND NOW • WEEKEND AND CONGRATS 'Do1,J'-T RIC:,HT / LUB l.D. (by Coach ON DZ DG AND TO THE ANYONE- £LS£ Special 345-6161 . HELLMATES IN .RM 828 & 829 I I '"------11/5 LETS GO DRINKING/SHOPPING CAN T TAK£ and tomorrow AGAIN. MUL.H MORt-. �Im®OO�g make your ap- 11/5 ______for your yearbook Surfs up! Party with the Sig up today and Tau Little Sisters Nov. 9 at Roes. the Union lobby. $3.00 All you can drink. Be vT�ERE. �� �-ARE! -/ spaces are filling there!! A-T L£AST 1WtN1'I MRS. FLETCJlt�, ______11/9 JOLENE TREPANIER I hated l'E.ol'U:: SHOW you last Tuesday morning, but I 'ST ILL Ht.RE, . MR.. TONTO love ya now! You're gonna be a great mom! Lets get psyched for IN . a great year! Love DENISE. ______11/5 Puddles-So glad you're my mom. How'd you get so lucky? HA. Love ya lots! Puddles 2 . 11/5 ...... ---==- -=--==- '-'-'�"--- --=��---- BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed ------� YA KNOW, I 1415 t.15TC PONT N ''ACT l, PAN€t.. 1 : H€'S t..YtN'. � 116fl/N5f TO 1H05€ /Jill � CAf bN€5 fl MAJS/16€ r Ir I'M l'tA Y/1'16 1Ht5 Pl& -M0f!T11€/1 SITT€ ll 5W€fJISH fl/?€ YO I/ t..YIN ', ''81/.L. " CHl/RK. - 5TT Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU JU GO TH/S IS CHECK. CW GfjTTING rM JU5T Nl3GOTIA TICW5. UGl.-Y. Aa:£551NG ' I TH& PJAR/Jf.N's tYFIC/3 ... THE.RE ! I 10A Thursday, November 5, 1 987 Covert is not from page.12A campCa. rdinals' was concerned about the Parents' Day Roses sed with "I've been following the prospect of the Cardinals Bud Vase: Roses, plea situation quite closely," said moving their summer nest. 3 Kinnaird. ''The Cardinals give "We need to do what we can 2 Balloons $12.95 Bears' image the Charleston economy quite a to get them to return," said boost while their here. Campbell. "It will affect_ the Yi Doz. Vased, Balloons LAKE FOREST (AP)-The 2 $14. 95 "I'd hate to see them go; it's service businesses such as auto come-from-behind victories Doz. Vased, Balloons prestigious for the community repair and dry cleaning 1 2 $18.95 they have pulled off the last to have a pro football team in establishments. The Cardinals Lollipop Bouquet & up two weeks might show Charleston," Kinnaird added. are an asset the community. $6 character, but they are not to "Business is pretty slow in the "Not only do the Charleston Free Delivery characteristic of the Chicago 345-1057 summer without them." citizens enjoy watching them, Bears. Iris Campbell, executive but many of the Cardinals' fans The Greenhouse Some of the guys in the director of the Charleston come into the area to watch offensive line are showing & Lollipop Bouquet Chamber of Commerce, also them," Campbell said. concern, and the Bears' 1514% 10th St. Visa MC chances of leading the NFL in I rushing a record fifth time are in jeopardy. All Night special "We don't want to keep going f REE through that, but sometimes it ------C kworth signs pact children'sit," pr Renn ogcontinuedram. "Normal people like to . identify with someone who Eastern basketball standout reaches a secret potential ' they didn't d Trail Blazer Kevin know they had." has signed an endorsement Eastern will also sponsor a Kevin 'th Avia shoes, said Tim Duckworth· Poster Night Feb. 4 when Trail Blazers. Easten hosts Augustana and· NBA , a center with the Por- · teams break for the All-Star game, said Blazers, will appear on a Promotions Director Paul Lueken. releasedby Avia, and is the "(Kevin) asked for 2,000 posters, so for The Blazer-Avia we hope- there will be enough to go I) Improvement Concept around," Lueken said. "It will be a real !i for Portland school nice night if we can pull it off and get Kevin here." tion to wearing their shoes, Duckworth is enjoying much the spokesman for the BASIC same popularity in Portland that he did designed to use the at Eastern. potential of basketball "Kevin is special, he is down to get kids to improve in earth," said Eastern Coach Rick writing," Renn said. Samuels, who recruited Duckworth six ded that over 100,000. years ago. "Everyone on campus liked 'cipated in the program him, an4 he liked going to Eastern." . ' ) The Trail Blazers traded 1985 Johnson, who worked College Player of the Year Walter orth on the project, could Berry to San Antonio for Duckworth, a ed for comment on the 7-foot, 270-pound center,last fall. econtract. ''We feel we got the better part of the of (the reason they chose deal when we traded Walter Berry for because he has done so much Kevin," Rennsaid . · his potential," he said. "He Duc.kworth has continued to work the NBA with the potential hard to become a formidable post eyman center. player in the NBA. Courtesy of T he Portland Trail Blazers , he through his own will, "His attitude has just been out the potential to have a standing,"Renn said. "Assistant Coach The Eastern Athletic Department will give away posters of former Panther standout, Kevin Duckworth, at a home game Feb. Duckworth is shown career ahead of him." Jack Schalow said that he has never 4. here blocking a shot of NBA All-Star center Akeem �lajuwon. · e likes to identify with seen anyone transform himself as o was not supposed to make totally and quickly as Kevin has." swill "GREATENT ERTAtNMENT••• a-.feriul, soiling, heartwanlliD.11 JllOVMt." · ,. un Cubs Lfl ROMA'S PIZZA - SJSK11. • tett1'.· THI'MO'll!9 636 W. Lincoln�. _ GO (AP)-Hall of Thursday .Special y Williams has told Cubs he will not in the club's minor OFF m, the latest in a Medium$2., Larg00e, or X-Large Pizza aftershocks rippling Limit one per pizza the organization · the resignation of ger Dallas Green. Fast Delivery e, two men who FREE · roles in the city's OPEN AT 11AM FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1987 t baseball successes, D Manager Jim Frey EVERYDAY AN BUZZARD AUDITORIUM Chicago White Sox 4PM ON SUNDAY Manager Roland 6 :30 and 9:00-$1 .00 both indicated an 11. llUNIVl"&n succeeding Green. 345-1 345 ��-R,.2 _ people think my �what I want to do of my career," said , who has been in baseball Com Peter Ueberroth's his 1985 firing by · Delta Chi Sox. miss the daily com Proudly presents its Little Sisters for you have with an My job may be · · . 1987-ss but it's more Barb Schimph e, Jennifer Albrecht Maureen Finnane Dana Kempfer · "th a club," he added. Becky Andrescavage Carrie Forde Beverly Keough Sue Schwinn under contract with Amy Best Andrea Kicl , but I don't guess I · Lynn Childson Liz Gillingham Karen Lietz Michelle Swane the right man calls," Star Taylor , recently returned Amy Christensen Beth Hakes Sandy Luetkemeyer two-week trip in Kerri Condon . Jenny Hamilto11 Diane Mabrey Sue Tharp Terese Connolly Tama Hardt : Suzy Madoch Tammy Toellner ihim Iplayed with the Julie Dangoia Lisa Hawkins Cheryl McKillop Kathy Voj teck I am a Cub and I am Amy Davis J{ara Hein Stephanie Noblitt Garland Walton about what has / Lori Davis Ann O'Keefe Lisa the team," said Cathy Hemann Whitt to ., who expressed anger Sherry Davis Beth Henkel Andrea Patrick Karen Wilhelm a Ann Didriksen Annie Pawiak Sheri Zangri . g he w s ap Heather Higgens not under con - Dana Dietze Ann Huff Melanie Peterson Carrie Zeh as the club's big Margy Durham Missy Huffman Heidi Roderick Robyn Zurawski Jenny Eggers Kim Karas Gail Schien First half goal defeats Eastern ' 1-0 bid now in jeopardy Panthers' NCAA soccer tournament.playoff By BRENT FEENEY year, were ranked fourth in the Mid get many chances, either." ball into the lower left hand Staff writer west region going into the match, while As for the Panthers' chances for a from about 10 yards out. Eastern's soccer team lost a heart the Billikens, now 10-5-2, were ranked playoff bid , Callipari said, "Right now, "Mark (Simpson, the Panthers' breaker to St. Louis University, 1-0, at second in the region. they wouldn't look too good, but goalie) had no chance at it," C the St. Louis Soccer Park in Fenton, The loss also stopped the Panthers' nothing's definite. All we can do is play said. Mo . Wednesday night. unbeaten string at eight games in a our last match at Miami (Ohio) and The Panthers were not without The game was considered by Eastern row. They h�d not lost since a 2-1 then see what the (Midwest regional) friendly support in St. Louis, thou · Coach Cizo Mosnia to be a must-win overtime defeat at the hands of committee decides. "We had some fans over situation in order to get the inside track Western Illinois at the Governor's Cup "We've played a pretty competitive tonight," he said, "and they helped schedule, and I think that they will our spirits up when we needed it." for a possible Midwest region bid to the tournament Oct. 3. · 1987 NCAA Soccer Championship. "It was a entertaining game," take that into consideration. We'll see "We're a little down about the Southern Methodist University has a Callipari said. "We had a fewchances at what happens." but we11 bounce back from this. r playoff bid already clinched. goal, but we were just unlucky tonight. The only goal of the game came at the esilient team." "We played an excellent second half," We played our hearts out. 28:18 mark, when Billiken forward The Panthers' final regular said Panther assistant coach Guy "Our defense was great tonight," he Dan Walters shot towards goal. The game will be in Oxford, Ohio on S Callipari. "Our heads aren't down, and added. "After they scored, they weren't ball bounced off the Panther defense when they play the Redskins of n we will bounce back from this." able to create any other chances for and we t to the foot of St. Louis (Ohio). The match is scheduled to The Panthers, now 11-4-3 on the goal. Unfortunately; we weren't able to defender Tim Miro,monti, who put the at 1:30 p.m. ' · Thursday s . 12 SP.er�� ·November 5, 19 Cardinals ' d eparture could u rt Eastern also By LEE DIEKEMPER h season is over," said Jo Staff writer "In that respect we're With the prospect of the St. track. I think, though, Louis Football Cardinals may . final decision on wheth leave St. Louis for another will move will -ttltima metropolitan area, the picture decided by Bill (Bidwill). of the Cardinals leaving is not If the Cardinals do only gloomy for St. Louis, but move their training c for Eastern and the Charleston Eastern students will c community as well. feel the effect. The Cardinals have used According to Mary Eastern's facilities for their file clerk for Easte summer pre-season training service, as many as 67 · camp for the past eight years. be lost if the Cardinals If the Car linals do move the return to Charlesto franchise .sewhere, it is c;ummer. Eastern supp highly like1y-although not manpower for kitchen definite-that the Cardinals at Lincoln-Stevenson will have a new site for the complex, where the C 1988 training camp. are housed during "It's been pretty hectic," Bob camp. Rose, Cardinals public "Food service emplo relations director, said of the over two hundred stud actions that have taken place the summer," said since the St. Louis Post "Considering that 6 Dispatch broke the story last students will not be wo File photo the Cardinals leave-I Friday. _ "Officially, the only thing Eastern could suffer economically if the St. Louis and does not return to Eastern for its pre- that's a substantial amo · that has been released is that Louis Cardinals football, shown here during a season training camp. Members of the Ch (William V.) Bidwill (Chairman practice sessio.n last summer, moves from St . community are also con of the Board for the Cardinals) . especially Dave Kinn · has said that the various (new) one of the last things on his President (Stanley) Rives to forthe Cardinals. owner and manager of stadium proposals are _ mind," said Rose. convey to them that we are "They (Bidwill and Mosher) bar and gi:ill, 1666 "unacceptable, and (he) is Eastern Athletic Director pleased with the Cardinals didn't decide one way or the Because the bar is just other," said Johnson. ''They pursuing his options," · said R.C. Johnson visited St. Louis using Eastern's facilities and the street from Rose. last week in an effort to that we are looking forward to were very non-commital." Stevenson-Douglas to their return," Johnson said. Johnson, however, was not Among those options · are persuade the Cardinals hall. Marty's is f designating a site for their return to Eastern next sum While visiting the Cardinal discouraged. heavily by members 1988 training camp, a decision mer. offices, Johnson spoke with ''The Cardinals usually don't Cardinals during t. as a - decide if they will renew their that Bidwill has yet to make. "I went to St. Louis Bidwill and Curt Mosher, the (See CARDINALS', pa "Right now that's probably representative of (Eastern) Vice President of Operations contract with E.astern until the ...bu t lllinois officials are now vying for team BLOOMINGTON, Ill. (AP)-Illinois reports that the V. Bidwill following · "We're not interested in stealing the Louis, Collinsville and Edwards officials would welcome the St. Louis team will · leave St. Louis after the team from St. Louis," Bray said. "It's That money was reapp Cardinals if the National Football current NFL season. Other cities in the same as two years ago. We're just during budget .shuffling last League team decides to leave St. Louis, terested in the franchise are Baltimore, laying in the weeds on the East Side Bray said, but the state could a spokesman for Gov. James R. Phoenix, Memphis and . Jacksonville, waiting to see what happens." with the cash again if Bidwill s Thompson said Wednesday. Two years ago, when Bidwill was Fla. interest in Illinois. · But spokesman Jim Bray said that Bray said Illinois would make a bid considering a move, the Illinois Cardinals spokesman Bob doesn't necessarily mean the Cardinals for the team only if Bidwill decides to Legislature approved a $190,000 he was not aware of any overt are interested in moving to Illinois. leave St. Louis, where the Cardinals feasability study for a stadium east of Illinois. But he said Bidwill The newspaper said a Thompson aide have played since moving from Chicago the Mississippi River, in an area "very private" about the possibl had contacted Cardinals owner William in 1960 . bounded roughly by Cahokia, East St. • signs promotional contract - Duckworth . See page 1 Thursday, November s, 1987 aily Eastern News ' lnlng and Entertainment Gulde Supplement to the Daily Eastern News I Charleston, Ill. 61920 I Section 8, 8 pages . ' . Ae. robics soci. al event y seen as See page 3B 28 Dining and Entertaln�ent Gulde Thursday, Novem ber 5, 1 987 The Dally Eastern Ne Haven earth-4 Students are always looking rent either paddle boats or has 19 holes. for things to do during freeon time, canoes during the warmer monmiWhenles the seasons off change and Springhaven has a lot to of ths, she said . the weather gets colder, pa fer all year round. There are also facilities for can have bonfires on Angela Yee is one of the camping, Yee said , adding they weekends, Yee said. She a owners of Springhaven which is also have a barn, pavilion and that once it starts snowing, located four miles east of picnic grounds. The pavilion and inghaven may have snow Charleston on Route 16 at the barn can be rented. ing. Route 1, Ashmore . Yee said she During the summer, people However, she said it and her husband offer things for can go" swimming in Spr depends on how much people to do every day of the inghaven's pool, or they can ride there is this year. Yee add year. I the water slide, which is 265-feet there isn't enough snow Sprighaven is situated on a long. would offer ATC , or private lake where people can go For a change of pace, there is wheeling, activities. fishing and boating. People can also miniture golf cou_rse , which 'Fatal ' remains No. 1 attraction HOLLYWOOD (AP) - "Fatal In a close fourth place was the destroying the earth . Attraction" continued to lure Whoopi Goldberg movie "Fatal Another debut movie, moviegoers and took first place Beauty," earning $2,693,000 in Hidden," came in sixth again in the nation's weekend its first week of release. The earning $2.4 million . The 1box office, but its dominance will MGM-UA movie stars Goldberg from New Line has Mi be challenged this week with ma as an undercover Los Angeles Nouri as a cop chasing d jor new releases. Police Department narcotics of- norn:ial folks who "Fatal Attraction" earned $6.4 ficer. · .- mysteriously been . turned million over the weekend, bring "Prince of Darkness" sold mass-murdering robots. ing the movie's gross to $75.9 enough tickets for fifth place on Rounding out the Top million. The Paramount thriller Halloween weekend, earning were "The Princess Bride," details a dangerously obsessed $2.6 million. The plot of the $2 million; "Like Father, woman's pursuit of a man with Universal movie has students Son," with $1.9 million; " whom she's had a dangerous from the University of Southern Dancing," with $1.3 million; weekend fling. California called up to stop "Someone to Watch Over In second place was "Baby Satan and his legion from with $844,336. Boom," which added 562 screens to its distribution and earned $2.9 million. The movie stars Diane Keaton as a Bell's Flower Corner dedicated career woman whose 345-3919 values are turned around by an orphan. "Suspect," starring Cher and 1 o Dennis Quaid, took third place D z. Reg. Roses with $2,698,0QO. The movie FILE PHOTO l�om Tri-Star features Cher as an Only 12.95 - attorney who becomes involved The world's tallest statue of Abraham Lincoln is a main attraction of Corner of 14th and Monroe Springhaven, a local year round get-a-way for students. with a juror on her case. .WELCOME ' �� E.1.u. 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Gerrie said only about 5 percent of the Indeed it appears relationships formed t just a bunch of sweaty bodies "We joke about it," Mariani said of participants at the Fitness Center are at aerobics sessions can be long lasting. n conquering the battle of the those students who choose to attend the males, while Mariani said only about two Gerrie said a couple met at aerobics ses ymore, or so say several aerobics Friday sessions instead of attending the males attend Eastern's aerobics. sions and eventually were engaged. She nearest 4 o'clock club. "I haven't noticed too much of a pro did not know the whereabouts of the cou 's Aerobics Coordinator Lisa Joanne Gaertner, an Eastern . aerobics blem," Gerrie said of possible ner ple now, however. said she has noticed people par leader, said avoiding bars is not the vousness due to male participation. "I'm starting to see that when we have in Eastern's aerobics classes reason some people do aerobics. "I think "People do tend to become more outgo aerobics classes, we have men planning friends. "A lot of girls get to they do aerobics so they can go to the .ing in this situation." their workout when we have classes," h other. It (the friendships) bars," she said. "If anything it (male participation) Gerrie said. m (the aerobics sessions) a lot Eastern has a variety of times that makes you work harder," Demmitt add "A lot of guys say 'who's that girl?"' aerobics are offered. ed. "You don't want to wimp out in the Gerrie noted. local club owner said many peo The schedule includes sessions at middle (of a session) ." · With such interaction, fashion would aerobics in an effort to meet peo- 4:30, 5:30 and 6:30 p.m. Monday Gaertner, a junior, said: "There are seem to play an important role. through Wednesday. On Tuesday and ·only about two guys that come on a "I don't see people obsessed with the new people move to Charleston Thursdays, sessions are offered at 7:45 regular basis. Once or twice a guy will way they look," Gerrie said. a class, they have a chance to and 8:45 p.m. In addition, two sessions come in with his girlfriend." Gaertner said men usually wear sweat pie and make new friends, said are offered on Fridays at 4:30 and 5:30 Demmitt said males tend to have a pants and a sweatshirt, while women will Gerrie, owner of the Fitness Club, p.m. distorted view of aerobics. most often wear tights. Charleston's many clubs that offer Mariani said the sessions are proving to When she took her boyfriend to a ses Looks aside, the attendance at be very popular. She noted about 50 sion, Demmitt said his attitude changed. Eastern's sessions, at least, is increasing. notice that people go out after people attend every session with between "They say 'Oh, that's easy.' He (Dem Mariani said only one session a night · Gerrie said. 20 and 30 people attending the Friday mitt's boyfriend) said it's real hard. Men was offered last year, but that number has Kelly , Dem mitt, who said she sessions. don't use the same muscles in their ac increased. go to aerobics six times a week, "Everybody comes abou_t 10 minutes tivities." "I have noticed a change," Gerrie said. aerobics is a new way to meet early," Gaertner said. It is during this 10- Aerobics Leader Tina Fasano, a "When it was really overcrowded, it was . "You meet so many different minute period that most of the socializing senior, added many of the males may shy just people trying it." from education (majors) to is done, she said. away from aerobics because they are not She noted the attendance has dropped majors. I have found some good Even though attendance is estimated at familiar with the routine. "It always takes slightly now and those participating are " 120 people a week at Eastern's aerobics awhile to catch on to the routine. Maybe mostly working people. and about 100 at the Fitness Club, the guys have found out it's too hard," hing pole not needed to enjoy 'Daily Catch' cuisine bought a new truck and the best freezer the seafood profitable. be sold in 50 pound cartons. ·system for it he could and delivers to Wiley said his original plan of meeting Wiley is licensed with the State Board customers direct from his truck. his supplier from the Biloxi, Miss. area of H.: .11th to handle and deliver food, but on area. He said most of the customers heard of had to be abandoned due to a recent hur does not have a food preparation area Daily Catch, 1916 University the business through word of mouth or ricane in that part of the United States. where he can seperate the crates into now delivers fresh or fresh-frozen have seen the large sign on the side of his The company lost its transportation to the smaller packages. Wiley said he has in the planning directly to the ' homes of truck. meeting point and now it is flown to St. on residents. "I don't sell the business, It's the Louis, he added .. stages, Charleston's first fresh seafood T. Wiley, owner and operator of customers that sell the business," he add Wiley said right now his only actual market. y Catch and a graduate of ed. fresh product is whole oysters . They are He said he would like to buy some liye , said he has always wanted to In addition to his wife, Wiley said his tanks to keep the fresh seafood in. his. his biggest item, he said, adding they ' If � business. parents, both instructors in Eastern's practically still have mud and sand from plans reach this stage,- he would even- calls himself a product of the Ar speech department, have helped to the Gulf of Mexico on them. tually like to have his seafood flown in by la!ning that he was one of the first spread the word of his business and keep Wiley said his other products are fresh air freight to a closer location than St. oned officers from the ROTC track of customer's orders. frozen, meaning they only stay frozen for Louis. Wiley said when he is out of the office, one or two days before being delivered to For now, Wiley said he is happy with which is set up in his house, the other the customer. the way his business seems to be pro serving for two years in Italy and family members answer the phone and He said this is unlike some large gressing. in Belgium, Wiley left the Ar take orders. He . also uses a computer brokers who can keep frozen seafood in He said his first order had about 250 a Captain in April and decided to system to help organize th� business. warehouse freezers for up to two weeks pounds of seafood in it and the next is ex own business. Wiley drives to St. Louis Airport to pick before they are shipped to consumers_ pected to have 300 pounds. gives credit to his wife, Gina, for up the seafood orders. He said he hopes One problem Wiley said he runs into, Wiley said his truck has the capacity of the idea of delivering seafood. to make a run once a week, but it however, is pre-packaging. He said items that it could carry up to 3,000 pounds of o said he did not have enough depends on how quickly he can fill such as fresh l bsters, which are packed (See FISHING, page 78) to open a store, so instead he enough orders to make going to pick up in seaweed and come to him .live, must Lincoln fire 'Protection 'Dist.VolunteeP )> r r S�cialSirloin c� S 99 . NO COUPON NEEDED 0 LIMITEDTIME OFFER )> SteakSale z m - c\�\ \ Handoz.* steak withCut baked Sirloin SteakDinn � 5 potato and all-you-can-eat Salad Buffet featuer!ring 0Pe our new Pasta Bar. Pasta, delicious sauces, garlic bread and Italian spices. . ..· ..,/� 7· .:��- ,.�. r ,_ ' ....: . Charleston Lincoln Fire Protection �;��:?-. 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So the between 40 and 50 students a While La Carte tasted success stand was moved inside the day. The number of customers early on Eastern's campus, bad Union across from the has dropped to about four. business has produced a bad bookstore . The new location did "The "stand did reasonabJy taste in the mouth of the pro not work out either. well Monday thru Thursday. WELCOME ject's director. This led to the temporary shut Mondays and Wednesdays were "There was not enough sales down of Le Carte until a better the best,. Fridays were kind of · PARENTS to support it. The goal was to location could be located: slow," Shrout said. break even, not to make "The g�al now is to find the "La Carte is on 60 campuses money," said Jeff Shrout, direc best location (for the stand) , " around the United States, in tor of Union Dining Services. said Shrout. eluding the University of Including La Carte, a roving campus "La Carte was first started in Houston where it seems to be Wools & Leaathe food , stand, was temporarily early September. It could be doing well, but that may be suspended last week due to lack found outside of Coleman Hall, because ' of the warm weather. of student patronage. Booth Library and underneath We ·are also checking into how 20% oFF "The stand was doing fine out the Union walkover," Shrout other universities in colder side by Coleman when the said. regions are making it wo�k," weather was nice," Shrout add- La Carte i_s sponsored by ARA Shrout said . PLEATED · SWEATERS Complete SLAX 'Fhe-search for low-priced meals Stock By IANE CLARK said freshman Stacy P�terson, Putman, a pre-veterinary Staffwr iter $3000FF an elementary education major. medicine student. $300 0FF Some Eastern students said Sophomore Mark Sanders, a "The only good places around tlfey have experience·d frustra business major, said although he here to eat are the pizza places, tion in finding an affordable feels the restaurants around and you get tired of that after a LEE JEANS restaurant other than those of Charleston- charge too much, a · while," Peterson said: fast food origins. lot of his friends from the "If someone would open a SALE Depending on the type of Chicago area say prices are com restaurant that serves home Regular 1911 food and atmosphere a person is parable to those in this area. cooked style meals, they could looking for, the cost of a sit down Students also face the pro make a · lot of money," said - Frosted 29H dinner in the Charleston area blem of choosing the place to eat sophomore Dawn Fuchs, a runs anywhere between $8 and which suits their palate. medical technology major. _ $17. Many students said they "When my girlfriend and I go "We really need to get more think this is too much to spend. out to eat we usually go to a nice moderately priced restaurants "I think that the nice fast food restaurant because around town because .the ones restaurants around town are ex there -.really isn't much to choose that are here aren't that good to SHAFON THE SQUAREER ' pensive, and that's why most from ," said sophomore Mike begin with," Putman added. people go to fast food places," YES W_E RENT TO STUDENTS! Al A PAIR AND A SPARE RENTACAR I TWO PA IRS of GLASSES I I CONTACTS and GLASSES I ol single-vision Our standard daily-wear saf1 . TWO PAIRS and o backup ir of glasses with clear lenses in the CONTACTS po single.vision with cleor normal power range. frames from GLASSES LOW RATES a large, fashionable selection and $119 lenses in lhe normal power range, a profess nol eye exam. 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Sixth ing as well in the 80s as it did in "When the weather gets bad, I 1•··�·-•coupon••�·-••1 been providing live · the 70s. DJs are doing better," try and get local .bands. And Syears. he said. when the weather gets better, I No v. Ted Bertuca, a 17- Bertuca, a Chicago native, try and bring in new entertain I Stock YP On Spe�';berI t of Charleston, said said he opened the warehouse in ment," he said. I {{\pe� I has bands on Bertuca said he promotes the \) Great Specials from CJ/ y 1971. I �o�e c'a\ I , Fridays and Satur- "It was four walls. We've put acts in various ways. e the balcony in here and "I do a lot of ad placing and Tuesday night is everything," Bertuca said. couponing to let people in for I Z's Hair Design I ed out to private par "Before I opened it up, Dick free or half price," he said. "I • Walk In Buy Any ursday is DJ night. Clark (of American Bandstand) also do a lot of handbills and I I ow Thursday night is had this as a teen center," he posters." Sebastian 25 % off ness wise and Friday I I I • With Any Service 25%off I away I Plus 503 off Second Bottle of I ting for entertainment Thickends•Moisture Base•Any Shi.ri\pO� remain in Charleston. , Rhode Island," he said. I 1·· Al DiChiara, sociology in Halloween is the traditional dents and faculty take structor, took a road trip to time to take road trips, Carbon l����--•couponlil••J:�:.11 of long weekends to Missouri last weekend to visit dale hosts a Halloween · party from the norm at friends .. and college students from all go on "road trips" . "I'll take about five tapes with over travel there to take part in --- ····��----·.. will pile into cars and me and a bottle of Classic ··coke the festivities. ndale or Cham with a twist-off cap, and I'll fly," Bob Gore, senior, took a road 1 · I only for partying, but he said. trip to Carbondale last weekend away from the hectic During his '70's college days in because, "There's never really I PIZZA TOGO ,. I before final exams. Rhode Island, DiChiara did not much going on in Charleston on members travel to Halloween." · take many road trips. and relatives. Few "There's just no place to go in : JUST $5. 95. : I Now at Monical's, get a Large (16") I I Thin Crust Cheese & ·Sausage Pizza I to go fo r just $5.95 plus tax. I ·I Ofkr �'"'d I - da'�' a ll c'c' k I . at pani 1..:ip:.u i11� "'l'tt.' '· I 1 1613 CHARLESTON AVE. MATTOON 258-8858 I I I I I Also available with a I nique Bring Yo·ur 2-Liter Bottle of Pepsi Atmospheres I Ma- &Pa I fo r just $6.50. eRoom In For I I tBlues, Expires Nov. 24, 19_87 a Pre-.ent thi' coupon when picking up order. ,R&R I I ng Delicious Cocktail! I · 1 • • • • wich Baskets I I from a.m.-2 p.m., I I p.m.-9 p.m. CHARBR0ILED COOKING I I AND rday Special ,. ,,,.,,,, · FREE DELIVERY after 5 p.m. oE ye Sandwich I I ft�\::S ICE COLD BEER Basket ...... WELCOME PARENTS! i------�------, t. 11 a.m.-1 a.m. I Th�. pally. 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