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By Nola Cowaert Staff Writ'" tben and since then." He .also !>roduce scip.ntists or govern l-eminded the crowd of those nl!'.nt leaders. Chants of " Freedom yes. people continuing the struggle ""!'be intention is to train apartheid no" O!!'!ned an anti for black liberation in South low-level efficient workers apartheid rally M8Ilday in t.~ Africa. whose 001)' use in the economy Fre!1llreng; a South believe." he said. Calvinism relates to what is African student at SIU. said. Luke Tripp. coordina tor of happening in South Africa and "We not only think of those Black Amencan Studies. said America. who died on thai day in 1976. education for non-wh:te South but of those who died before Africans is not designed to See RAL1.tERS. Pege 3
Soweto'-s violent memories _ KeIeIIogIle .....hudu. doctoral aluclenl In educational ...'c ...... nd In ...... 10 ...... - _ tn South Africa ...... a South AfrIcan ...... 1 • rally contrasted on anniversary aponeared by ...... LlYlng the Dram Monday In lha F... Forum Area_ JOHANNESBURG. South empty of blacks. who usually and discrimination. Africa (UP!) - Thousands of (ar outnumber whites. The government, expeCting police and soldiers fanned out Police Commissioner Johan violence on the anniversary I across South Africa Monday to Coetze<: banned reporters from imposed a state of emergency enforce emergency rule during black townships and last Thursday. On Mooday. Poshard sees no p.roblems a strike by most of the nation's prohibited all news reports and soldiers and po!!ce patrolled blacks on the lOth anniversary comment on security force black townships natiOllwide to for- Democrats in November of the bloody Soweto uprising. aetioe He said the only quell any outhrealts. "There is a sb'ong presence ByLl.. EI ...... Fairchild and SP.cretary of a landmark in the struggle authorizevernment Monday followers right-wing ex issued temporary orders or a'-letn'l ...... ",... 18d goocl The streets of other major nation's malon~ bla~ In the tremist Lyndon LaRouche. cities including central decades-long tight ro end restricting the movements of The LaRouche followers. Lt. Dwi. r... matt... how mad they JohaJIi,esburg, Cape Town and apWjleid, the government's Governor nominee Mark are III the L. Rouchl ... Port Elizabeth. were virtually . policy of raClal Segreg&tiOll See SOWETO. Pep 18 . Pay raises likely for University employees This Morning =",,18" for faculty. ac By Celherirw. Edman Accoroinli to distribution more than last year's total appropriatiOll of $189 milJi=. .car-din, to the plan approved Big Twist draws StaffW~ter plans. ff,r SIU-C. faculty salaries will increase 01\ the -Raises for faculty receiving by ~'" trustees. record crowd University employees will average by 8.5 percent. State promotiOllS will be distributed receive salary increases that funds are expected to provide flrst, and eqldty and market T _Ie across-the-board in -Page 15 could average as much as 8.5 6.5 percenl. and another 2 adjustments will talce another crease for faculty is ~timnted percent i( appropriation percent will CfJill e from the 0.. percent of the amount to be 2.36 percent. !ncr-..:.ses Sought by Gov. Thompson University·s (ar.ulty satary available (or pay raises. given for performanre will Women tracksters passes the Legislature. reallocation plan_ account for the remaining 5.5 b.."'8St All· American Plans to distribute the salary Three percent 01 th~ in- percent. increaSe money. which are The govel'llor's suggested crease funds, minlls the Two-thirds of the money Sports. Page 9 different for each 01. C>e SIU fiscal year 1987 total allocatioo promotiOD8l incree...... and allocated f,!," administra!'ive - equity aDd ma:r!
Civil rights lobbyin~ group blasts eval,gelist WASHINGTON (UP!) - People for the American Way, a civil 8PM-MID"IGHT righls lobbying group, announced a lelevision advertising Free chao,... pagne & drmk specials. Also win prizes every Tuesday night campaign Monday attacking TV evangelist Pat Roberlson for Lilten to the be.t mUlic of the 50'. & 60'1 from Fashion Designs, Tropical Tanni.ng using his syndicaled program to condemn federal courts. The & Health Club, lOS TAO and - Washinglon lobbying group said it has writien 10 \Dore tha~ 130 With TAO', Tommy Lee Johnston. leIevision static.ns that broadcast Robertson's "700 Club" urging The Ramada Inn. ' them 10 air spobl by former Texas Rep. Barbara Jordan and Win If Sazakl Shattle aclar Uoyd Bridges under the Fairness Doctrine. Come in on Lad.ie. Night and ~ct'jvc a ticket Jury begins deliberations In FBI spy case to win a Suzuki Shuttle courtelY of lOS TAO & LOS ANGELES ( UP!) - Jury deliberations began Monday in Benton Suzuki. Semi·final drawinll will be held the second espionage trial of Richard Miller, the only F BI agent every Tueaday nipt with the fin!ll dr.. wing on July lit. ever charged with spying aplnat his country. The jury, !~ Seml·final Prlz. •• Pf"rl"id.d-by the Ramada Inn._ women and two men "bo sat tIirougb 60 days of trial spread over Foahion [)eeJgnIl & 105 TAO four months, wiU decide whether the 4~;,ear-oid former ag.,..,t conspired with his lover, a convicted Soviet spy, t<:l turn over , classified counterin1elligence guidelines to the Soviet KGB in exchange for $65,000. ~-. Delta complai~s abr,ut American's scheduling ATLANTA (UP!) - Delta Air Lines flied a complaint Monduy with the Department of Transportation charging American Airlines is falsifying night schedules so it CT, n convince !rave; agenls 10 book more passengers on ils nighls. Delta asked the Transportation Department to assess substantial d vil penalties against American for the aUeged scheme thaI - if lbe allegations are true - would violate governmenl regulations , ad The Silent Scream IUSPS 169220) the controversial movie on abortion ~~S~~~IJu~n~~~m."~"'.: I'::.~~~~~hM;.;~ ; during .• ummer term by Southern Illinois University, Communications Illinois Room, Student Center Building. Carbondale. LL 62901. Second class postage paId ... Carl>ondale, fL. continuous showing every 30 minutes Editorial and business ofrices Ioc.-ieci in Conl.tnumca1ions Building, ~orth Wing. Phone~:s311. W. Manion Rice, flSCaJ oft,cer. SubsCription rates are $40 pr'r year or $25 for six months •.. ithin the TODAY 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM United Stales and tlOS pp..!" ymlr Of" S65 for six monl~ ir, all f!lreigr countries. P06tmaster: Se",; chango oi address to Doily ElIYPtiI\n, Southern R-EE .. ' Illinois Univ""ity, Carbonale. LL62901. Researchers test soil for threat of acid rain By BrettY.... S""'Writer caused a decline in trees in Europe and perhaps in the Some scientists have named high",- elevated areas of tbe acid rain as a cause in forest :'p;>alachiB.ns. decl.i::e in Europe and in the Spors, a gracluate student northeastern United States, fr')m Goetbngen University in but :,IU forestry fP..iearchers Wes t Germ. ny, says there is a are trying to dde.·mine if it problem of forestry decline in poses a probiem lD Southern lllinoui. Europe, l'Specially in West Rese-'arrhror5 are currently Germany. He said several years c:~o trees in Germany testing soil ~r,oj tree samples looked as I'Mlthy as the ones in geLllp.fOO frOfJ 87 differeJ'l~ Southern I,linois. sites in the Shawnee National He sairl the complex disease Forest between October 1985 of atmospheric deposition is and April 1986. Sam:>les from created by a variety of factors bl~ck oo.ks betweer, 51}- and 81) such as sulfuric emissions years-old and sbort-leaf pines from factories, nitrogen oxide between 3()- and SO-years-old emissi~~.s from cars and the 0- are being examined. zonelayer. Charles C. Myers, associate professor of forestry, and Spors sa id atmospheric Goorge T. W""ver, profe!iSor depOSition combined with of forestry, are directing the severe weather conditions will project. weaken trees to the point Hans Spors, , graduate where they are unable to Toeing the line student in forestry, is working witru;tand a fungus or insect on the project for his thesis. assault. He said one effect of Jim Fricke ; .~t . ana RI~h.~ Arbeiter sprar Student Center. The two Physical Plant Spors, whC) is examining the atmospheric deposition !'" ~t new pallt on the wOfn !Ilk'" I"8th I~~:;a on paint.... ere el,o going to wor1< on Dougle, short-leaf P' ~p . rays they ar" the acidity ... ill ca,,"e a build Lincoln Drive . Just ~.l 01 the Baptist . Drive to and I'rom Evergreen Terrece. examining the growth rings of up of aluminum in the soil the trees to determine if their which destroys the fine root growth is being retarded by system of tree which then (actors other than natural causes stress in its water Grants conti'nue crime victim aid ones. Soil samples are being supply. Two county agencies will The awarrls. which an! for will use tll~ grant. to continue tested ior p:o.cessive amounts Another affect, he said ;,s receive grants totaling mO;'e the period of June to funding a county program that of minerals , such as that it destroys the stomata than $20,000 to conlinue November, wiU provid,: the aids crime victims ami wit aluminum, which are t)xic to which regulates th~ programs to aid victims of State's Attorney's Office nesses. the roots of trees. evaporation of the leaf. He said violent crimes. $11,200 anC:· the Wom~n 's The Women's Center's Spors said it wiU probahly be a tree affected in this way wiU Attorney General Neil Center $10,000. . award wiu be used to pay for a December when tbey knolV if "evapora ~~ to dea th." Hartigan announced Thursday Money for U,., awards comes part-time coordinator for the the pine trees are being af Although Spors said sulfur tbat the Jackson County from the state's Violent Crime agency's rape action p;-ogram fected by acid r~in, or at emissions are a contributing State's Attorney's Office and Victims Assistance Fund, and for a ~oordin:a_ ~r for its mospheric deposition as it is fa c tor to atmospheric the Women's Center in Car which is financed by fines hotline services, which are properly caUed. Weaver said it deposition, he said high sulfur bondale are among 109 imposed RUNNER'S SAUCONY'$ DIXON TRAIN!!:R SUMMER BOWLING LEAGUES NOWY2 NOW BEING FORMED '64·' PRICE Re~. For fun rela xation as well as the competitive chollenge and soc:..;:1 a spect. form a teom and sign up eor!y. ~~i~~~ SHOES -N- STUFF fleron rrom Old Troln Depot 529·JO'7 ~ n9rts Tuesday 6:XIpm and Wednesday 6 : ~ Teams will-consist of ~·peop le (4 men, .. women or any combination ot.c) Team members must be Auto B!eauty students, faculty. stoff or spouses. leagues will !tort the week of June 24 . Pick up a team entry Parlor blank at the Student Center Bowlin3 Alley. Systems Fr .. Delivery And Pickup JUNE SPECIAL QUICK LUBE & OIL CHANGE AND EXTERIOR CAR WASH All ForO.nly '19.95 Full Cor Car. Services An' .roge of onl., 30 mi. to gef this June SpKIoI No AppoIntments Necessary ~,,.,..., Opinion & CommeJtltary S'ucWnl Ed hor·ln-Chl.f. Paula luckn.r: Editoriol Page Editor. Scali Fr ..man ; Anod al. EditOttal Page editor, Ken s..b4tr; Faculty Monogtng Editor, William Harmon. Water fee increase shows no foresight ON JULY l,the University will take a b3th. thanks to the city's unexpected 22 percent water and sewer rate increase. The Carbondall' City Council passed the rate increase in March. The incJ'Cl;se caught the University by surprise and the iscal 'm budget di,ln't include it. The Citj Council says Ule increase is needed to generate matching funds f.,. a state grant for sanitary s'""""r rehabilitation, to COVt'- Ln.creases in city insurance costs and to offset rising cal"121 expenditures in the city's water and sewer ~partment. That's fair enough, but in the sbort term. the University's bill is going to jump by $325,000 alld there is just no money to readily cover the unexpected cost. UNIVERSITY HOUSING, and therefore the students, will Letters Mve to bear a good deal of the increase. bllt the housing fee schedule for 1986-a7 is already set. Students should be able to handle the extra $30 fee, but the University cannot tap that resource until next year. Presidential news manipulation Neil Dillard was apparenUy the only member of the City In ..arly 198.~ the Reaganit.es there. Agai.n the news is manipulation by the United Council wise enough to recognize the problem the University grabbed the headlines -- just presented franticaHy. like States. David E . would face. He favored a gradual rate increase that would give before a crucial vtJte in Cttickeli LitUe tellmg us that Cbristen5er;. professor the University time to prepare its financp.s. As things stand now, Congress on ain to the C~ntras the sky is falling. emeritus, Geograpby. the University is left scrambling. -- about a boatload of Soviet We are aU iamiliar ,,;th the Tbe City Council sbould have better foresight when passing MiGs that were on their way to story of the hoy who cried wolf legislation that affects the Univer.;ity. The increase will be bod Nicaragua. But it )"as not so. over and over - when there- enough without having it dropped on the University unex Subsequent investigation pectl'dJy like a ton of bricks. proved the craW. contained ti:esn~:~ed ~o!f;~=~ Short Shots tractors, not MiGs, but presumed /iO--iet menace in recause of the ruse Reagan got Nicaragua wbtch is more in his Beer was splasbed or. Opinions !lis way wi th Congress. mind than in fact. Reagan and Lyndon LaRouche supporters Again last April - when his advisers are simply trying at. the state Dp.IDocratic Party from elsewhere Reagan was 'seeking $100 - again - to manipulate convention in Springfield over million for the Contras - there the weekend. The beer tossers St.Louis Post-Dispatclt public opinion to gain support was hue and cry from our for an additional $100 million in hid be.lrind a Iir;~ of bw'!Y THIS WEEKEND BROUGHT reports of the deaths of three administration about a Contra aid. Tbey are depen United h uto Worken; aclir';; as men whose work has enriched mftDy lives. Friday night, clarinet massive Sandinista invasion of ding - agai'.1 - on the security guards. T he virtuoso and band ieader Benny Goodman died. The King of Honduras . . The Honduran American pl!(ople having a LaRouchites were banned Swing brougbt his up-tempo m:JSic to the general public in 1925 government somehow did not from the convention by PHty on a cross-eountry tour that went so poorly he almost gave up. know about this invasion of sh~ m=::0'a:;, t gullible? Is leaden. Then in Los Angeles, it seemed lightning s~ dunng a horn their territory "t first, but Lincoln finally proved wrong solo ill "Sugar Foot Stomp." The crowd expuldbll mto cheenng, bending to pressure from in that an administration can " Th~ beer thrv.ving was and a stunned Benny Goodman knew he had hit it big. . Washington, they finally fool vi rw2.Uy all of the people unfortunate. But Uw.s~ people Mr. Goodman will be remembered as the first ",aJor band acknowledged it and asked for aU of the time - or at least for aren't Demt>Crau.. they're . leader to integrUe blacks into his orchestra. Bu~ whene~er $20 million ir. aid_ Again in severa) years in a row? enemies of the Democratic Benny Goodman's name is mentioned, what wiU sprmg to mmd vestigation p~oved that the so We must let our president Party here to undermine the is his music. called invasion was only and congressmen kr.aw we are Democratic Party." - Adlai On SatUrday night, lyriciSt Alan Jay Lern~r died. His words to another border. inCident fed up with this administration Stevenson, former Democratic such classic musicals as "My Fair Lady" and "Brigadoon" ...ill similar to many incursions manipulating the news and candidate fn!' governor w h ") live on to delight audience!'. But music IS not the ~~Jy field thaI from hoth sides of that border reject the deadend po'cy of resigned that candidacy fOI has a life of its own, and the contributions of Mar Un Perkins will in recent yea.rs. supporting ·the Contras. We third party bid after t"o endure so lC:;il as people enjoy the Zoo bere in St. Louis. work for Last week we heard stories must support the Contddora LaRouchites won spOts on tho cons<:rvation ao;d appreciate the " Wild Kingdom." about vesumed large arms peace process and Jet tlle Democra tic ticket. A much loved figure in SI. Louis, Mr. Perkins broul;ht a plea shipmenl, from the Soviet people of Nicaragua and 9ther The- acti(,n£ were .ustrong for conservation into homes througbout the country before the Uruon bekg delivered in May Central American nations armed, arrogant, ugly tac importance of ec~logy and preservation of animal life was to ica.rag:Ja, Bnd Russians manage t..'~~ir own affr,irs ti('S." - Merk FCi!rchiJd, one widely recognized. flying recoD!l3issance planes without domination or of the LaRouchile winners. Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU Ooi'"u.ons f~~m elsewhere Wa.hl'1gton Po It PUBLIC AIl'lIlINISTRA nON has im proved in many respects over the years, but the management of the weather continues to be erratic and careless. The weather is cont'",liilIUy pe.-r:!itted to go too f~l' . Every autumn there are the usU:J.! piedges tQ try harder next y~ar to keep the foUowing summer within a reasonable range of temperature!'. But it is barely June and once again the thermometer is creeping ominously up into the nineties. Warm weather is tolerable in moderation and is good for many important businesses, but BY GARRY TRUDEAU t~ere is no excuse for aJlowing temperatures Doonesbury W get repeatedly out of contro1. t/1.._Beo,u, The Weather Administration is now nearly lIffUJ; 'IIJJfKIIl six incl.,.,; behind in il~ deliveries of rain to IT.£UltV/j4~ !lie Wasru."1g',,:)i: area. There are the usual \'/7.000. AcemREP ex... .l5e5 about difficult witid patterns and I OEO Pag" 4, Laily i;:gyptia\I, Jane,17 19106 ~~~Ii Earthquakeforecastsha~es ~ t;;! . officials to plan responses I ~m1·tL'rA' Ta.tt' Greek Delicacyr~· '~?:.'Z-i 17 !§IIl F Dell\'ered to You! 11 11 1 L-,. By Toby Eckert StaH Writer vice presidt'-ni flJT Campl.!S hackward for several days dae Setv!.ecs, sai ""'I'iA (UP!) - A C(IIo~ man was killed Monday when his motorcycle collided bead- 011 with a pict;up truck as be was attem~ting to pass aoother vehicle, authorities said. Police IdtI!tI-fied the vIetIm as DeIIIIis H. D8IIII'CIIl, 44. Tbe crash occ:urTed a mIlfs ID'tb 01 I town 011 old U.S. 5\. SUMtMERt986 FIL.M SER!ES Student Center Auditorium .clip and So.... -Clip and 'lOVe th i~ schedule· Special Summer Prices thl. sdv.ldul. Good, Bad D 'IVA Y\ Dlrocted by J_n-Jaequ.. "Inlx ....DIRIC ANDRII tfiffp ROLAND _RTIN Hc :~ got afu""J' way WlLHIMINIA _INI FlRNANDlZ oflooIriN8 at life. DirectedPA by Sergio leone Robin Wlllla.... l. Gorp. DtVA is a r~ar :t abl. Irnh and original work CLINT EASTWOOD ELI WAllACE that is 0 \ the for.front of 0 new kind of LEE VAN CUEF Fr-enchN ..... nov.t 20 6:30 & 9:15pm 51.50 51.50 June24& 25 Spm Of '~:l1N HOW ~WJ' ~ . ,. "UTILI BI~~" . ------OirKted by At' l enn Sr..:. survivor of Custer'. last .,ond ot lIttJ. :iig Mo...... odopteJ 'ndlon brave, mute skinner. town drun':.. onO gunfighter (The !!~!O ,t 'This may well become a classic. A stunning ~ Pop Kid) ... theM ore jult a ftrw of the ol'ft02'ln\,l choroct.r· From the magic making comblnaflon of Osc.or Winning d :rector __ of Jock c:.«>b pc Two Europeon chlkl,.,. obondoned In the Aul:trolion ovtbock ore found by a young aborigine boy. It it; 0 mogk-al time CIa the th ...... "joy fIf. ln on un.polled, prlmltl.,. world until they near dvllb:01kHl, ...... ,.. the best ...Ulng book ." William hoyH and bok.d culturol diHer.nces Intrude with polnfully true experiencn. MIDHlGt11 EXPRESS I. the dromoxo· reofl.ticresulfl. tion of Hoy•• ' agony and un5p4Okoble horror In 0 Turkl.h Rec Center, West Side J:.';, 6:30 & 9pm $1.50 July 6 7pm $1.50 July9 9pm FREE DAVID l. WOLDER Casablanca Last Tango In Paris LouDI ...... ~ __ Lou... .! .. In Fr.nch wlfn E""II.h 6]:p" subtltln. OINI WILDU JACK ALalIITSON Directed by Mkhortl C"rti7. "'The best film of its sort since THE WIZARD Upper·mkSd" cion Netty (Isabell. Huppert) ,. OF OZ. Doi ightful. funny, scary. exciting HUMPHIIIY .aGAIrT INGltID IIIItGMAN morrled to on odver1l.lng monoOne night In 0 MAItLON"ANDO MARl. satHllDl1 dtKo, the..,..... the l...nher·tocketed ttud Lou lou ond most of a ll , 0 genuine work of One of tl,e mo.1 memorable of all film (G«ord DeporcUeu) and endt up !tvlng with him. Controversial at the time of Its release for its IIY'IOI.jinGtion.·' experiences. CASABlANCA !oken on tM hoi 'WhoI .... he :;<>:1" ..., If>Umod hvoband fronk and oft." brutal depiction of sexuality. - Itoget'" Ebert, Chicago Sun nmes .totus of 0 true Hollywood legend. grumbIe.. ""'1'teYer" "opiI ," N.Oy""'''' .1mpIy. 13 52 52 nu-;;;;;==nr~""""Cannes Festival Jury Prize Award GangaZumba On y American Film to MIO Honored. Dh..,... .,.~1tOy Hili. MAo TTHE MOOINE -~--- NKOlASCAGE JOHN HARKINS Tht ~ to molt NC8nt film , Qrullombo . Tht hhoory oI .... lndopr..Ion...... "qullombo .... MiCHAel SACKSMk~ lION LEIBIM N '_." ,. 7&. 7pm $1.50 Attack of the Eating Raul s:~-Ifl el'1 KIller Tomatoes DlrKtM Ity Paul lartel AnA.O: Of TtfE KIUD TOrMA.TOlS ·~ be ~Q",Jles co". I'M World', Rm"'MwkGI-Dhoster'" eo.-;.,. by Jean Genet '!!!~~! MOU,v RINGWALD Campus Beach Rainer Werner Fossbinder's kist and I.NTHONY MtCHAR HAll ~ most controversial film. P':'UlDOOLEY JUsnNHENRY July 25 8pm 51. 26 7&.9pm July27 8pm $1.50 July 30 9pm FREE Briefs TIiE ADOLESCENT Health just plain curious are wei ~ome troduct~ry session on th" Center in Carbonda le is to attend. For more in· Library Computer System looking for voluntet"r'S rrom formation, contact Mu,' (LCS) at8 p.m. Tuesday in frill Franklin, Williams on and President Bill Perk at the Central Card Catalog room on Jackson counties to work with Community Development the main floor. Call the Social individuals and groups of Office at 536-752i . Studies Library at 453·2708 W register. Space is limited. f~~lli!s:n~o::;:~~: INTRAMURAL SPOR'I'S more iniormat.ion, call the SIGMA PI Epsilon will hold will sponsor a tennis singles the first summer ml'!lting at 7 Adolescent Health Center at tournament. Entries are due at 529-2622. p.m. 'Iuesda,i' in the Big 9 p.m. Tufsday. M\lddy Room .lC tbe Student Center. For morc infTDlatioo, THE SOUTHERN Illinois INTRAMURAL SPORTS MaclnWsh Users Group wi!! will sponsor a badmitton contact Sue Culler al54lH808. "A DIVINE IDEA" hold its first meeting of the singles tournament. Entries COMPUTING AFF" IRS will L,-"""",n", FOR ALL OCCASIONS aredueat9p.m. Wednesday. offer a workshop on in· f~r::.:':. ~7i::t&:'Sci~~l troduction to SAS fron 3 to 4 New members, old members, A MORRIS Librarv p.m. Tuesday and Thursday in Happy Hour pr Southern Illinois Gem Co. .------WELCOME BACK! Come in and see our new inventory ofJapanese Pearls '0". OFF this month! -Custom Jewelry & De ~ ign -Wedding Rings -Estate Jewelry -We buy Gold -Repairs ('2 OFF Chain repairs with this ad) 207 W. Wolnut. C'dolell (6,.,.57.501. Do Toa Have fin E.... rt .. ncy Dental Concem or ProbJem7 CAlL 536-2-421, YOUR STODENT EMERGENcY DENTAL SIRYleE Lighting up Court fails to deUver budget ruling in workplace WASHINGTON (UPI) - week, although the;r never say decision sbortly," O'Brien said The news at the Supreme wbat t~ cases WIll be. Last Monday arter tbe court Court Monday was whal didn't weel.: a court s!Xtkeswoman delivered two ~isions in still debated happen - the justices did no'. said theri! woufd be three relatively arcane cases. WASHINGTON (UPJ) - issue one of three expeclei ojlinions Monday, four In Houston, Sen. Pbil More than one-third of U.S. opinions, apparently becauSt! Tuesday and tbree Wed Gramm, R-Texas, said that if employers now restrict of a report that they hall nesday. the high court indeed declares smrlting in the workplace decided the Gramm-Rudman ABC Supreme Court part of the law be belped write despite unanswered legal, halanced budaet case. correspondent TIm O'Brien, unco.lStirutional, be is r ' ,dy economic ;lnd' scientific ABC News nad reported the citing sources, reported "to go back and fix ' _AlSe qUe5tions, said a nationwide justices bave decided to strike Sunday ;\be court bad voted 7-2 problems. I want to keep survey re!aased Monday. down a key- provision in the to declare unconstitutional Congress on the hook to The 146-~ge reoort by the deficit reduction law. While that part of the Gramm balance the budget by the end Bureau in National Aff/tirs, the court did not issue a ruling Rudman law designating bow of the docade." Inc. said the reslr!:!:icns, most in the case Monday, it fueled to make automatic budget cuts "Whatever the problf,ms implemented in the Jaat five speculation the report was if Congress and the White are, tt Gramm said, "I believe years, generaUy are altributed correct by issuing only two House fail to meet deficit we can fix them " to health or comfort concerns. r.ilings: L..rgets. It is not uncOmmon for the But it also cited claims made Court . officials routinely "We are confident the story court to issue fewer - or more on both sides of the issue, in announce bow many opinions is correct and the Supreme - opinions than reporters cluding disputes about will be issued the foUowiltg Court will announce the have been advised to expect. whet.'>er "secondhand smoke" inhaled by non-smokers poses long-term health hazards and Reagan assures support SIU-C INTlAMURAL SPORTS the argument about cost to S,nonsors employers. The BNA, whicb publishes for Afgan rebels' cause RACQUETBAtll. TOURNAMENTS information on various public WASHINGTON (UPJ) - simple," Reagan said in a policy iss"es, said its report is. President Reagan assured writlal statement. "In your Sign up with Summer 10 or SRC Use Card and one of the first comprehensive Afghan rebel leaders Monday struggle to regain your Forfeit Fee per person at SRC Info De,k studies of the workplace of his " unsbakable com nation's independence, the ENTRIES CLOSE: smoking issue independent of mitment to their battle against American people stand with Singles: 9:00 pm Tuesday. June 24 the lobacco industry and Soviel occupation forces, but you. This policy has hroad and smoking control advocates. declined for now to agree to deepb~support.ltis Doubles: 9:00 pm Tuesday. July 8 give them diplomatic an unsbakablecommitmcnt." Doubles: 9:00 pm TuP,nay. Ju ly 15 It noied arguments from recognition. Marvin Kristein, a l'rofessor at "We will not let you d~, " Reagan met for 35 minutes the state UniVersIty of New Reaf3n saId ~ a wntten with four of the seven leaden York, wbo contends that each statement fOUowmg the Oval of an 18-month-<>liI coalition of smoking worker costs an ,){fice meeting WIth four rebel Afghan guerrilJaa thal bave been battliltg Soviet forces employer an estimated $1,000 . ll~ . rebeJs also ressed annu. Uy through IOcreased • P since the Dec. 22, 1979 invuioo absenL'!eism, more insurance Reagan and lo!! .officials for of tbeir southwest Asian usage and reduced produc- IOcrea.sed mIlitary and nation. It was the first such tivi ty. bllJ!lamtanan support. But meetil(g. Rowt ToUisoo at George - Whitt: House ~pokesman Larry Mason University's Center for S~es ~ to say wbat COI(greSS bas reportedly the Study of Public Choices additionalaul, if any, would be approved $500 mi11ion ID secret argues that smoking a~~ . milit.~ aid for the guerrillas, restrictions cause productivity .My message . to the in addl'tion to $IS million in losses as high as $867 annually I'e!;ls!ance delegation was bumanitarian assistance. per employee by forcing smokers to lea"" their work for smoking breaka. Libya says U.S. pullout Cigarette sales won't damage oil industry TRIPOLI, J..ibya (UPI) - oil, and we have. tI banned at U of I The chief of Libya's oil in Rea@an has onIered aU U.S. CHiCAGO (UPI) - The dustry insisted Monday the interests out of Libya because University of llinoik-'hicago JUlie 30 withdrawal of U.S oil of its alJeged support of in campus will become the flTSt companies ordered by ternatioll8f terrorism. The such institution in the state to President Reagan will not burt United States laun('ned totally ban cigarette sales on business in the north African military strikes against the campus, officials said Mon nation. country April 15 in retaliation day. " Frankly, it will not affect for alleged terrorism and has Cigarette vending machines us at aU," s/tid Abclullab Badri, called for worldwide economic on the campus, as well s the cbairmun of lh- " byan sanctions. medical school, will be National Oil Ce., lch is West European oil soun:es in r.!Dloved by July 1 in the in responsible for tiJ., l.ibyan Tripoli said they believe Libya terest of clean air, health and petroleum industry's policy might bave trouble ~roducil(g education, officials said. and adminisiration. "We bave and mar\cetil(g its oil without Tile action follows a similar been workil(g for two months help {rom the American move in dorms on the tI.l flOd avenues for seIIirtg our compallies. WELCOME BACK! Cbampaign-Urbana campus last month. "The major issue is not td ALL YOU CAN EAT! smokers but those wbo might Get your r~~.m~ Bucks smoke," said Dr. Richard SALAD BAR S 1.99 WanI, vice chanceUor for and medium soH drink or 'eo administration at the Chicago C8Dl!'U8. " If It stopa kids who , "esUy Night plus p... -e thinking aboot smoking, I thinLt it's a 8tro1(g, positive step forw,U'CI." ROAST BEEF 1'be ml,"" approved by the cllllDcellor's cabinet at the SANDWICH .9ge university, .:ails for an estimated 120 cigarette veo ding macbiJB to be removed 4 DIHerent 99C Breakfast Special. from the campus by Sep tember. 'Ibe _ II ~ DAILYI to cmt the a.Ieqo campua IGIIIe S40,OOO to ",000 .eII_ year,------are podJor many prfna at the auctton ; 1);1\':- .. \ W.:d. 1\': ~,\ .,\M · ·' I ·~. I ~, •• n..l·n. For Girl. "' ; h' I'M · '1 1'~ t ~ : II . &. ~lIn . J ....""''''1~ Co.... tl Cue of for 3uys & Gal, Tropical California Grond,.,... Coolen Sports Track coach experiences revolving-door transitions BySt".Kou~ Sp<>'1s Editor arn. A national indoor Modiba Crawford and . ier in the soo-meters as /l s;;rioters Kevin Steele and eresbman last season, Duhart Tom Adams - are no longer A revolving door bas cen also visited Clemson, Auburn, academically iU"ligible and tered around the office of sru Alabama, and Tennessee have rejoined the t.earn. C men's track coach Bill before selecting sru.c. Crawfor d. who was CorneU. The 6-foot-4, nO-pound ineligible fer the entire 1986 Cornell the· Salukis' t.bir(I Duhart bas peMOD&l bests of 1 season, has a solid pe!'S~lli year coach, will gain il minute and 2.73 second'l in the best or 48-10.75 in the triple newcomers for next season. 500, 47.7 in the 400 and 1:09.73 jump. But due to a variety of reasons, in tne600. Steele and Aams com:>eted he will lose seven members " I think you're alw ~ y5 ;,. the indoor • .,.,son this ;lear from this year's learn. happy to sign someone who bas but were ruled ine1Wblf; fer Cornell has s igned two the abilitv In qualify fer outdoor. Steele shoulcfheip the recruits tbis spring - transfer nationals," Cornell said. SaJ.ukis in the 400 and the 1600- James Duhart of Midd!e Bomball. a 6-foot-2, ~ meter relay, wbile Adams ,,;ill Tennessee Ste~ and Eric pound weightman, signed with be counted on to score points ill BombaU or Charlesto<: High the SaJukis in late April. He the 100, 200, the ~meter School. bas personal bests or SIHi.S in relay ~nd the long jump. Duhart, the SaJukis' No. 1 the shot put and 17~feet plus in The six other newcomers are recruit, decided to transfer to the discus. walk-ons: bigh school athletes sru.c last month after Middle Cornell also announced that Tennessee State dropped its three athletes - triple jumper SeeTRACK, '_10 Cubs win on 7'6ers won't reveaTl tou r-ru n 4th cmCAGO (UP!) - Shawon top choice in draft I Dunston bit a two-run double to 0..,. EtYPM-n F Me Photo cap a four-!'Im fourth inning RhDndII McCaualand became the ""I SllJ.C women trackat.. to and Leon Durham belted a PHILADELPHIA (UP!) who bas asked to be traded) two-run homer in the fifth - The Philadelphia 76erS bave circulated, Williams gIIln All-AmerIcan alii.... at the 1iS8 Outdo« HaIlo ...1 Track Monday t;o pace the Chica~ Monday t:eated the first said Philadelphis had not and field Champlonahlpa June 3-7 In Indlanapolla with a pick in Tuesday's NBA dl"1 ft Rotten an offer that piqued ac:hooHK«d effort of 51-7.75 In the allol pul to flnlah ....antI\. ~~:I:J:P= over like a state secret, refusing ~le learn's interest. Rookie Jamie Moyer, to give any hint 0: their Philadelphia owner making his majar league intentiOll. Harold Katz said neither 01. Mental attitude pays debut, gave up five runs over 6 The 76erS, who won the the talked-about deals was NBA draft lottery fer the likely. ~~~1"h~f:tin~~~ right to make the flTS~ , " We have ootbing going innings to post his ninth save. at this point that woUld lead dividends for trackster ~~r:tedc':=t Be:: to a deal with SeaUle," be Fer McCausland, it WIIS iJ!!r 'The Cube ""'" trailIr« 1-41 In Dau!lberty. Howe"er, said. ''They haft a (aalary) bigbest finish ever recorded at General MaDJIgeT Pat problem ooe thing the fourth when Keith cap fOt nationals. Her ~ous best Moreland led orf with a single Williams said the learn was and for another the Fer SPluki women's track IlDishwasanintb-placeeffort and went to second on Gary continuing to receive, and discussions baven't gotten athlete F:booda McCausland, it at the 19115 indoor nationals. Matthews' s ingle. After evaluate, trade oI.fers. to my level. U it's not at my' "'115 a matter or mental coo " I was surprisingly really Durhun bit into a double play !2veJ, I dOll't consider It celltratiOll. relaxed throughout the wbole Jerry Mumphrey dauhl;;'.! "We're going to ride it serious. M.CClIIlSland becam~ sru meet," McCausland said. down t'.le third base line, right on through and not uy C's firit-ever women's track: " UsuaUy I'm real nervous at scoring Moreland to tie the anything," be said. ''The " I dOII't see a deal in AU-American by finishing the NCAAs." score. trade deadline is midnighl Detroit. I'm not going rer seventh in the shot put com McCausland said to do weU Steve LUe was inlA!Dtionally We're getting lob or calls what u.er're talking about petition at the NCAA Outdoor 3t nclionals, )'ou have to think walked and Carlton walked and 1I lot or clubs are at this poult. Plus, I still say Track and Field Cham of l ~ t..;1 a regular meet. Moyer to load the bases. ~'Oming at 11>:. We want tG this has all been a little pionships June H in In H'! ~ t fll"St time you go to Davey Lopes drew a bases mate sure we hear misunderstood," Katz diana~olis. All-America oati ... : . ~ you're awe-struck by loaded walk. forcing home everything but the best added. "I've never had a recogrutioo is awarded to the it bee:! _ ·'.'s It huge meet, a Mumphrey to snap the t,e, and offel'S are not going to COlD" great interest in tradio« top eight finisbers iII each great liid.'-, ~. he said. " But Dun..'on knocked out (;arlton up untilRfter dinner. " MOleS, especiaUy unJesg 1 . evect. mentally you ha\' ~ to go into it with his two-run double down WhIle rumors 01 possible get equal er better vaw.,. J "I felt I bad nothing to lose as you do any other 31eet." the third base line. tra~ with Detroit (the b.a \' ~ no trouble at all &lDCe I was ranked 16th or 19 McCausland qualified for the flTSt pick and center M_ !ooIrlng ahead at MOleS and . individuaJs going into the fma1s by \>lacing lOth in the Durham belted his eighth Mal_ in return for the (Cbarfes) BP.rtIey in the meet." said McCausland, who preliminanes with a toss of 50· borne run or the season in the SI'-DIe fron... -ourt with the was competing in hP~' sixth 8. The top 12 finishers in the ruth, Jining a 2-41 pitch from ~~ ' J:~~ ilTSt picl< iiDd I see the nationaJs. ~es qualified for the Tom Hurne into the right field Lairdbeer) p.!!d Sea ttle matinga 01. a very good I " I decidEd to give it aU I had bleachers after Mcreland bad (Malon:! for .i.~ .~itr".... , learn." . and see "hat happens," sbe Jed off the inning with a single. '-___. ______--' I said. _ TOUGHNESS, '_10 Surnrner Fitness ScI-.e·dule ~_01 Spons • I'U~W BrolrlrllNQ rI~W I W~I{jHT TRAiNirtc. A~ B~ACH A~ROBICS CONSULTATION fOR WOIV.N July 7-2S Tuesday & Thursday Tuesda\'& Thursday Wednesdays, 3-3:45 PM 6:3(}.8 PM HI PM Campus lake Beach (Byappl onlv. SIK" u ~ at Info ~k ) Multi-Purpose Room, SRC SRC Weight Room AM A~ROBICS AQUADArlC~RCISr: Tuesday & Thursday hi'" fi'lTIZMIIDIAT~ Monday & Wednesday 7:15-7:45 AM a.cIl.as ...... Ml'tCmCIS~ 6-6:45 PM Dance Studio, SRC Monday, Wednesday, Friday SRCPool 12:15-1:15 PM O~TTINO $10-: Dance Studio, SRC BODY WORKOUT START~D MI'V'~S"t ..... ,...... Monday-Friday r sd:.y & Thursc.lay .,-....CIJIII1..... 5-6 PM HI PM East/Center Gym, ...... Dance Studio. SRC ,,, Runners Wooldridge, Herbert New M.D.'5 ••. ~ capture five mile run at Marion r'- M. Woe,ldndge and Jean John Hector Ci 3 and uncler) , to the ooe mile speed w• •ii.; , Herbert were the overall male Jim Childers 04-18), Keith the overall winr.er was John and female winners Saturday Abel (19-25) , Robert Dicus ( 26- Millard. in a fi ve-mile run co-sponsored 30), Bob Zaller (31-35), Duve In the men'. division of the I by The Peo"les Bank of Furst (36-40) , Lowell Jeter (41- one mile speed walk, first Marion Rnd the Marion !.S )J Phillip Sullivan (46-50), place finisbers included John Memorial Hnsl)ital. tI.OOert Ferrari (51-59) , and Beroolney (20 and under) Wooldridgl' notcbed a first· John C. Taylor (60 soo over). Kenneth ·Jerows (21-40) , aDd place finish with a time of 26 First-place finishers in the Tom Porter (41 and ove:-) . minutes and 21 seconds, while women's age divisions in· Women division winners in Herbert had a winning time of c1uded Stacy McCormick (13 cluded Donna Moore (21-40) 32 :24. Overall, there were 10 and under), Pam Harker (19- and Judy Broemmel (41 and winners in the men's age 25), Kimberly Dooley (26-30), over). divisions and eight winners in Rebecca Reed (31-35), Karen In additi(\!! 00 the five mile the women's age divisions. Carloon (36-40), Jean Lingle run and the one mile fun run, -99 calories per 4 oz. serving -2 I flavors In the men's age divisiOns, (4H5) , Ruth Morrow (46-50), there was also a one mile first-place finisbers ir.c1udrd and Ann Knewitz (51-59). - speed walk and a fitness walk. - Fresh fruit toppings -2.6 grams milk fat Mon-5.at ~ II.am-llpm TRACK, trom Page 9---~-- lMInllOO- IOpJII c1JCa.mpus SI1Cjlplng Cenrer (near Quatros) Mike Kershaw from Sparta, weightman Scott Szczech. and Mike Carver. Eric Ingersol from Pekin, Cornell h~ that regaining Chiiders quit the team Mike McFadin from Crawford will help offset the because he wants to con Springfield Griffin, Mike loss of Martin, who was a centra te on academics; Hoffman from Streamwood, second-place finisher this Christy will not return 00 Let U~ Clue you in: Billie King from North season m both the Missouri school because he plans 00 Chicago, and transfer Jack VP ';ey Conference indoIII' and enter the military; anc:! Carver Shepard from DePaul outdoor meets. Cornell sail! was cut fro:n the tearn be.'8use "They're not scholarship there is a possibility tI-..at he didn't perCorn' to ex material but we feel they can Strickland, who " .. d a pectations. help = program," Cornell disappointing fres"man year, Despit e i'l :~ing six said. "We hope a few of the might come back t J school. scholarship " thl~tes and walk-<>os can step in and "I knew St-: ickJand and having his track blldget sliced SllrJ)riseUS.' 1 Martin we~" having grade in half from H track On the negative side, Cornell problems," Cornell said, "but scholarships to seven, Cornell is losing senio': All-American Szczech was a surprise believes he'U field a strong€!' Mike Elliott 00 gradUation and because he is a good student." team next season. three members of this year's Cornell also announced that "1 think we'll Iie 'a little bit team to grade problems: triple three other aWetes won't be stronger, even though we've jumper Felipe Martin, hurdler back: middle. AIter five atteml'ts in the the evolution the team has "Denise Blackman, Chris fiMI round, McCausland stood taken isa greaUeeling." HaDgI'P..!l, and 1 are the only ill ninth place. But 011 ber sixth ooes wbo have been around As a service to our customers, The Daily aoil final throw. she moved In McCausland'. 'freshman here since three years ago," from ninth place to seventh year in 1983, the Salukis McCausland said. "Winning . Egyptian now helps you keep track of your and vaulted inoo AlI-AmeriCd finished fourth in the outdoor the conference tille Illeant a Jot classU1ed advertising by printing the c"'Plration status with a school record conference meet. But the 00 everybody on the team but date In. the bottom left hand corner of every ad. effort of 51 -7.75. program has improved con 00 us three who have been "When I saw it hit, I thought siderably under third-year around for four seasons, it was Jus t be sure to call or drop by The Daily I moved up at leas! 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S"com~ - Gr~at (l~W l~tion "h l nd~ny ', - Sun deck S14Spermo. 54S'·5345 ·Stora.r.l"uildinll . ___00.- ____'" • Liehted parkinc . Can 2 and J 8edr'oom COUNSELOR ' 549-3000 DIRECTOR at 714 E. Collelc FOR .W.. h~n . Ory~n RADIOLOGY SERVICES • NaNnI pi ~co!\oml' CHAllENGING OPPORTUNITY AWAITS THAT ·CHRYSALIS - GobI. T .V. . INDIVIDUAl THAT IS READY FOR A CHANGEI!! Challenging oppanunity to join the Sf. Mary's Hospital. a modern 256 bed acute care hosp;,,,/, located profellionalstaff in our CHEMICAL 65 mites east Sf. Louis. Missouri;s seek;n" a Quafified pl'Ofesslona l DEPENDENCY PROGRAM. Yau will _ toSiU 0' 1':- direct .,nd 'OOf'djnat~ ! all funcl lons o( a diversified Radiology work al a Counselor with Chemical D~rtmenl. rile individual we are s~;nB will have at least 2·J Dependent s-tientl in our inpatient, . ~~Rt Sl North ye-Jr~ 01 SUpetV;SOfY expetience in • H ealth Care serling. T!lh outpatient, and aftercare procraml. It il PflJleU;oni" will assume full budgetary. operational and qu~IiIY anur.. nce res(lOn sibili t ~ MuIr ~ ve ~cellent ver~1 and written detired that candidates ha,'e a Bachelor'. communlCo1 tron skills. . bility to woo in a la st I»ced e nv'ronment decree!n Social ServiCCl, P.ycholacv, Dally £cypIiaD,J_11 I ••....,.. ." . ... - . ',-. - Boxing needs. more skill, better ISAIL ,~_ll trainers says former champion . INTO SUMMER ~j~~;,e 1 TRENTON, N.J . (UP!) - '''!'toe trai ner is the key man Assembly committee that Former world heavyweight to the wbole thing," Frazier some judges take bribes and ooxing champic.' Joe Frazier said. tbat drugs are abused bY'some ---~~ said Monday that trainers Frazier also said the sport boxers. FREE SAil DAYS Call Dan Thomsen I should be better educated should offer a pension plan to " I ha've nothing but good to ai Crab Orchard Lake at 529-4556 or a bout the sport before they are boxers, since they have no sar about bm-Jng," Frazier SM-23')1 , ,n". 269 allowed to send a fighter into means of income other than saId. "It has brought me a long sat JUN~ 21 000.-: -6 b I tbertog. their earnings from f;gbts. way." . t ides availa Ie ~ Appearing befote an Frazier noted tbat other Also tes;ifying at the hearing Assemblv committee studying organized sports, such as was Lou Duva, a Totowa, K.J.! " roposed reforms of the boxing baseball and llasketball, offer boxing manager wbo saia mdus try in New Jersey, pensions to the.ir athletes. fighters and managers should res GfIorrtbTes _ Fra zier said trainers are often "You look down the line - r. have to pass qualification tests not fully qualifiee. baseball player, a basket.ball a~ receive.a pertnj.t instead of MEXICAN REER NIGHT " I think what boxing needs is player - all the others "'tVe a simply recelVUlg a ucense. a little more skill in the 'pension plan," he said. "t think what they should do game," Frazier told members Frazier praised the trael, is lIold people accountable," AU. '-DlCAN lEERS 1.00 of the Asstmbly Independent reco..-d of New Jersey state D'JV8said. Dos Equis Carla Blanca and Regiunal Authorities athletic commissioner Larry Committee. "I feel boxing Hazzard, and said he does not Duva said a pension fund (or Bohemia Negra Modela woo...1.d be· mOi.~e like a skill or an believe either bribe-taking boxet. could easily be funded 6-c1_ 119 N. Washln ton. art." judges or drug abuse are a by bolting managers, who be Frazier waltieo1 that a bad problem in bruting. .aid reap large profits from trainer C2.!l endanger the life of Frazier's comments con televif,ion cmtracts. a boxer by matching him with trasted with th" recent DU'il' also said druf use in the wrong competition or bv tes:imony of former boYJng should be penali.•.Ed putting him tbrough too dil :.c..vyweight champion Larry with tile !'ev~tion -.( a boxing ficulta regimen. Holmes, who told the licel'.liE" Carbondale coach Reno rates SUMMER 86 WORKSHOPS """"'...... ,a...... ,. ~ Wocda...... ~ -..... ,2 '3996 "~!lnder (rroot cars; (most cars) Off... GoDd Thru June 21 20%0" SHAWNEE TRAILS BMNG COUPON IN AND RECEIVE with this ad A filii VACATION ATlAS 222 W. Freeman 1400W. Main, Carbondale VI[ KOENIG, 87·ftl1l Carbondale 529-2313 Campsite.s open for summer ,.. .. The Shawnt>e National p',tround users. Forest, which comprises The new J obosen Creek 265,000 acre; within Southern cam'lground is """r KiJ,kaid ffiinois, is offeiing 16 cam· Lak" west of Car!londale off pgrounds am! over 450 camp l{igbway 3 and Higilway 151. sites for summ er campground The Jobnson Creek ar;!l' also recreation. has a beach for swimmers aOO Campsites are located along sunbolthers, a bot,t l&une'>, Lake Glendale DC Higbway 146 bW.ing and a fishing pi ..... near Golconda. W"ter-«iented specially faeiliu.ted for the sites are located on the Lake of bandicapped. ~t !IOUth of Mlo."ioo on Highway 37. All campgrounds will be Other camping siv.s are available Uu-ougb Sept. 15. located at Poimds Hr,Uow, 10 There is an overnight cbarge miles soutb Of'.bawneetown on ranging from $3 to $9 depen· Highway 1. The Karbf.'fS Ridg.e ding on the campsite's locale. Road campsites, BeU Smith Campsites for mulitiple-family Springs campsites and Teal units are availaClc for $12 a Pond campsites located west nigbt. Group campgrounds can of Ec:k!yville on Higbway 145 I>e made available by calling are also a vailable for cam· the District Ranger's office. -Headaches -Neck & -Stress UiJPBr Back -Back Pain Tension WtfVSUFFER? Chiropractic Can Help Most Insurance Covers 'to" Photo by 8111 W... Chiropractic Care amI SIU Student Health Service Big Twlat .nd the Mellow Fellowe klckBCi efl night Larry ...... " •••k ... Big Twlat, balta out Referrals Are Possible. the 1 H. Sun.. t Concert SarIBa T1Iursdey the blu.. before. Ctowd ..tlmatBCi .t '.500. Big Twist, Mellow Fellows perform for record crowd beginning or next year. 604 Eastgate Drive, Carbondale By lIB" WlanlBwekl Despite Big Twist' s 529-4545 S1aIfWrite< popularity with Carbondale Big Twist aod the Mellow audiences, Charles Elliott, an Fellows opened th~ Student the most imposing fig".n-es ever English major at sm-c, Programming Council Sunset to grace the Shryock slept;. guesses that most of the crowd Concert Series at 8 p.m., June Big Twist and the Mellow Tbursday night was not there 12 on the Shryock Auditorium Fellows, which also featured just to bear !fie baod. I steps witb what SPC Larry Nolan's brother, Larry sDOltesman Joe Busch called Wllliams,.on vocals. bas IlUide "It's not so much the baod tile l>Ia Beach Bashers POSHARD, froin Page 1--- About 150 people attended a beach buh Saturday on for tbe decision to bar Party. wbidl includes man the primary electioo. Campua IIMch. The _nt featured limbo dancing. l..aRoucbe supporters (rom all datory AIDS testing 10r Poobard said he agrees with woIleybaH and a ..... BM_ c ...___ t ..... OiIaa COIlventioo ,,rOunds except a bomosexuals and a:trea:e other Democratic leaders that tent MA~ the site of the measures to thwart in tbe SIev_'s move will not apOft8OnId by the Sluclent Program",'~ - _""", the gathering wbere Ibe ternational drug traffidting. weaken the party's showing in Recr8atlon Center and wma pnceedings were sbowD 00 Despite the presence d. the the electioo in November. closed-circuit televisioo. He LaRoucbe candidates. Democrats will not find voting ...... ssed no regret over a Poshard said the COIlventioo for Stevenson and bis SOWETO, frr" . Page 1-- ;;.' dousing of LaRoucbites went well. He said it raised the lieutenant governor ~nd who tried to enter the COIl ~irits 01 party delegates and secretary d. state candidates Winnie 1iaDd1!la. wife of .,d Te1epboDes W<'!'e cut off for ventiOll site. lI:idted olf • campaigD to toocompla:. be said. African ' Natiooal C, .. ·ess most of tbe day in gbetltlS "Tbe LaRoucbites are in no educate Democrats 00 bow to The senator also downplayed rebel leader Nelsoo' .JdeJa. li!'OUDd JGbanaesburg. Cape sense d. the word Democrats." vote a split tidet in the the effect d. a recent rift a famiiy fiiend Sf ~ a t her Town, Pretoria, P~rt Posbard said. "They had no November clectioo. between Cook County Soweto bome. E1i7;ibeth and DIlrban. business at our COIlventioo Split liclI:et voliDg became Democratic chairman Edward anyway." necessary for the party wbea Vrdolyak and Stevenson. The order reportedly Transpor! officials said bus Instead of throwing beer 00 Democratic -gubernatorial Vrdolyak has reportedly restricted her during certain services to townsbips were the LaRoucbites. he said, candidate AdlF.. . SteveDSOll threatened to run for governor bo"l'S to her Sowell) bome until halted in Jobannesburg. Democrats sbould bave removed his name from the 00 the Democra tic ticket. Fr.iday and ordt'red her not to Durban. Port Elizabeth and thrown them out ofi the coo- party's liclI:et and formed his "We always have rifts " speak to reporters. She was some other centers. In the ventioo grounds. . own Solidarity Party. Posbard said. "We always 18y baDned in 1962 and later exiled evening. cars were stopped He said the DEmocratic Slevenaoo's move was in thiJII(B right out in the open. for eight ye.~r. . 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