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For more information, please contact [email protected]. by Mary Holland menu selection will be discussed. because it has "creative and Two representatives from Hardee's If Hardee's does take over the food innovational" techniques. · Specialty Food Service Division will services, they plan to convert the Many other food services are visit Eastern· Friday to negotiate the ·Panther Lair into a Hardee's fast food "behind the times" and consequently possibility of assuming management of retaurant, leaving the Rathskeller as a do not know how to meet the demands ardee reps the University Union's food serviees. delicatessen, Haggis said. of college students, he added. The two, .Robert Sullivan, senior The Panther Lair will sell items other Haggis said he believes Hardee's will director · of development, and than Hardee's products based on be successful because "we serve within negotiate· corporate counsel Charlotte Wade, will students' demand, he said. reason what students need and want." "attempt to finalize" an agreement Professional Food Management Haggis said lie also believed between Hardee's and the Union, Art took over the food services in October Hardee's will be able to successfully Union Haggis, director of operations of the but did not renew their contract .after compete with other fast food ith Hardee's division, said Thursday: losing$23, 600. operations in Charleston because of Haggis said negotiations are still in Haggis said he believes Hardee's can the convenience of a campus the "open discussion stage," and make the food services successful restaurant. everything from contract terms to Friday, May t, t 98 t The Daily · will be cloudy, windy and cooler, with highs in the low 60s. Friday night looks fair but cold, with lows in the mid 30s. Balmy and cool _ Saturday, with highs in the upper 60s. EasteEastern Illinois University I Charleston,rn 111. /Vol. 66,News No. 150 / 32 Pages I Two Sections Reagan budget cuts could derail Amtrak by Sarah Coyle The loss of Amtrak will affect As a result of proposed budget many people, and students are part cuts, Mattoon's Amtrak- service of the group. may be discontinued in October. A service representative at the Amtrak. the only passenger Mattoon station said he does not service train in the country, will be see much of an alternative for discontinued everywhere but on student transportation, "unless the east coast beginning Oct. 1, if they (the students) want to fly." · President Reagan's budget cuts are Students commented Thursday approved by Congress. on the possible discontinuation of The train service will be limited the local Amtrak service. to W as hi n gton D . C . , Freshman Cindy Turek said she · Philadelphia, New York, and relies on Amtrak for emergencies. Boston, Jung Lee, a spokesman "If Amtrak was not there I would for Amtrak, said. have to rely on the bus, and I don't The trains will not run on the like the bus.. west coast because Reagan cut the "My parents w·ould rather have funds Amtrak had requested, Lee me take the train. It's safer and said. more comfortable,'' she said. Amtrak originally asked the Although . the loss of Amtrak federal government for $853 would not affect junior Pete million, but Reagan only gave$613 Douville personally, he said, million. The $240 million "Some students have to rely on difference was made up in public transportation. If it's cut Amtrak's operating budget, Lee that would be one more said. inconvenience. College people As a result of the loss, Amtrak have to put up with too many will be forced to close down inconveniences. approximately 475. Amtrak "It's easy for Reagan to do this stations throughout the country. because it won't affect him. Other "We will have to lay. off 14,000 people will feel it. For them there's workers," Lee said. no way out," he added. To many people, the end of The information clerk at the Amtrak service will mean the end Union Station suggested that of traveling, an Amtrak students who are concerned about information clerk at the Union the demise of Amtrak write their Station in Chicago said. congressmen. Ridership is very high today, "We (the employees) are all bers of the American Federation of was due to the hiring on non-union the amount of calls received at writing our congressmen," she , County and Municipal Employees employees to work on construction and the Un.ion Station is up about 40 added.· an informational picket Thursday_ projects on campus. (News photo by Tom percent, she said. n in front of Old Main. The protest Roberts) ommittee to re-define WELH·contro1· Last News edition for spring semester aureen Milroy by the students. meeting to establish a cable hook up tern President Daniel E. Marvin Marvin did not grant supervisory with Liberty Cable TV, Powell said. Today's paper is the final lished a committee Wednesday to control of WELH to the speech "It will l>e implemented in the summer publication of The Daily Eastern fine the areas of responsibility communication department because and begin operation in the fall.'' News this semester. Fall semester work of the Communication the action would have done away with Frank Parcells, fiscal agent and publication will resume Monday Communication Board the powers of the Communication faculty adviser of WELH, said earlier Aug. 24. "rman Mitch Powell . said Board over WELH, Powell said. that the cable system would be the The News office will maintain sday. Instead, Marvin decided to answer to many of the station's current ·regular business hours of 8 a.m. to in met with members of the restructure the role of the problems, which he said stem from 4:30 p.m. during finals week and h communication department and Communications Board to make the mismanagement last year and not throughout the summer. Communication Board to discuss board more responsive to the needs of enough funding. Summer publication will begin · positions regarding the control WELH, he added. Reception would be improved in the June 16. In the summer, the campus radio station WELH. "I guess the changes will be to more residence halls with the installation of newspaper is tentatively scheduled e speech communication clearly define the roles and the the cable system because WELH would ·for publication on Tuesdays and ment was seeking advisory responsibiJity of the Communication also be an FM station, WELH Station Thurndays. rol over WELH. The department Board," Powell said. Manager Greg Moore said earlier. The Daily Eastern News would ently only has advisory control The changes will begin being Off-campus and Charleston like to wish everyone good luck on the station. developed during the summer and will residents who subscribe to cable finals· and wishes everyone a good owell said earlier that the be implemented in the.fall, he added. television would also receive the summer. unication Board maintains that Marvin also decided at Wednesday's station, he said. station should continue to be run May 2 1, 1981 The Dally Eastern Ne Fri., Sat., Sun. Coffey's The Flower Last · Ideal Gifts for Graduation. Shop and Mother's Day Big 1 Wish-es All of Saethe Semester Whole Parking Lot full Graduating Seniors of ·Bargains! Items reduced upto 50% Good Luck / .... UNIVERSITY VILLAGE .. 1335 Monroe Announcing The Union Board's Super Mom Presented to a senior who has made significant contributions Shi1s in extra curricular activities and student leadership. New Glitter Design The t 98 t Recipient GiftBoxe d & Wrapped FREE Valerie S. Averill Mother's Day May10 PHONE 217 345-6944 ..... Editor in chief................... : .... Ted Gregory News editor ...................... Marsha Hausser ldentlf lcatlon Statement Assistant news editor ............... Melinda DeVries The Daily Eastern News is published daily, Monday through Friday, at Night Staff Managing editor ...................... Andy Savoie Charleston, Illinois during the fall and spring semesters and twice weekly Consulting editor ................... Laura Fraembs Editorial page editor .................. Herb Meeker during the summer term, except during school vacations or examinations, Administration editor ................... June Meyer by the students of Eastern Illinois University. Subscription price: $1O per Night edit r ......... Jane eyer $2 $20 o M Campus editor .................... Linda Charnesky semester, for summer only, for all year. The Daily Eastern News is Assistant editor ....... Dru Sefton Government editor .................. Jerry Fallstrom a member of the Associated Press, which is entitled to exclusive use of all Sports editor ........ Dan Brannan Cityeditor .......................... Sandy Young articles appearing in this paper.The opinions expressed on the editorial Wendall Gamble Activities editor· .................. Sue Ann Rentfrow and op-ed pages are not necessarily those of the administration, facul or Lab technician .... Sports editor ......... : ............. Dave Claypool student body.Phone 581-2812, Advertising phone 581-2813. The DailytY Copy editors.. Tim. Broderick, Linda Verge editor ....................... Betsey Guzior Eastern News editorial and business offices are located in the East Wing of Photo editor ........................ Robin Scholz Morgan, Linda Fraembs Advertising manager ................. Chris Goerlich the Student Services Building, Eastern Illinois University. Second class Circulation manager ................... Scott Moyer postage paid at Charleston, IL 61920. Printed by Eastern Illinois Bu8iness manager............ .. ...Tony Dardano University, Charleston, IL 61920. Advl8er. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ve Reed Dally Eastern News Friday, May 1, 1981 3 AA okays two home ec courses Pike charter uraHenry "Multicultural Education," to the council.