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This is brought to you for free and open access by the 1998 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in July by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The Volleyball preview D Daily Team begins Talking to 10 rebuild after key Eastern Illinois University the animals WEDNESDAY Senior July 1 ,1998 Charleston, Ill. 61920 Vol. 83, No. 158 graduared Eddie Murphy's new movie 8 pages reviewed PAGE PAGE3 "Tell the truth and don't be afraid" 8 Funeral for student today, death still under investigation By MATT ADRIAN Later, Mr. Editor-in-Chief Wright was found in the Funeral services will be held living room today for an Eastern student that and was died over the weekend. unresponsive, Bradley Lee Wright, 22, of Day said. Decatur died at 12:37 P.M. Wright was Sunday at Decatur Memorial taken to the ~ Hospital. Mr. Wright was a senior Decatur . e m r i a Lee psychology major at Eastern and M 0 1Bradley Wnghr residence assistant . He was a RA Hospital emergency room were at Cannan Hall for two years. he was pronounced dead after Timber The funeral services will be doctors tried to administer CPR. held at St. Paul's Lutheran Mr. Wright was born in Church at 11 A.M., and the burial Decatur on June 28, 1976. He will be at Graceland Cemetery. graduated Stephen Decatur High MATT ADRIAN/ staff photographer The cause of Mr. Wright's School in 1994, and was a death are still under investigation. graduate of Richland Community (Top) Trees blocked the running path "At the present time we are College. Mr. Wright came to along the campus pond Tuesd

did not presage a renewal of November 1996. southern city of Al-Basra The Iraqis have not made any WASHINGTON (AP)-An tensions. But he warned: "If our The aircraft were participating illuminated the British jets, a other aggressive military moves American F-16 flfed Tuesday on aircraft, or those or our allies are in Operation Southern Watch, the move that is seen as an intention that would call for such a change, an Iraqi missile site that had threatened, it will be met with a mission established after the 1991 to fire, said Pentagon spokesman he said. lbreatened British warplanes, a very vigorous response." Persian Gulf War aimed at denying Col. Richard Bridges. One F-16 Vice President Al Gore, 1t to U.S.-Iraq relations after In Baghdad, an Iraqi official Iraq use of large portions of its air shot at the radar site with a speaking to reporters at the White veral months of relative calm. called the incident "proof of the space. HARM missile. No fire was House, said there should be no "The message is very simple: aggressiveness of Americans." The U.S. Air Force F-16CJ returned and all the aircraft rush to assume the incident was a r forces are going to protect "This is an unjustified, fighter was one of four protecting returned safely to their bases. deliberate provocation. mselves. This is an act of self- aggressive act. No radar was four British Tornadoes flying a It was not clear whether the "We do know from the history efense," Defense Secretary opened," an official at the monitoring mission over Iraq's Iraqi missile site bad been bit, of patrolling the no-fly zones that illiam Cohen, describing the Ministry of Culture and southern no-fly zone. Two U.S. Cohen said. British officials said there are a lot of incidents like ent to reporters at a Pentagon Information said on customary Navy EA-6B electronic warfare they believe it was desuoyed. this from time to time and there ·ering. condition of anonymity. planes were also nearby, officials Cohen also said he would are other possible explanations," Cohen said he hoped the It was the first time U.S. jets said. make no move now to bolster the he said. ·dent was an isolated one and fired on an Iraqi radar site since An Iraqi radar located near the 20,200 U.S. forces in the region. See MISSILE page 2 Wednesday, July 1, 1998 3 Tripp testifies before grand jury in Lewinsky·investigation critical juncture in the investiga­ Rock, Ark .• that could have Jones cases that produced the When Mrs. Tripp arrived at WASHINGTON (AP) - Linda tion. as prosecutor Kenneth Starr repercussions in the Lewinsky disclosure of Mrs. Tripp's tap­ the courthouse, a crowd of about Tripp, the other woman on the tries to press beyond proving a investigation, U.S. District Judge ings -as well as the allegations 300 journalists struggled to get a Monica Lewinsky tapes, spent sexual relationship between Ms. Susan Webber ordered most of that Ms. Lewinsky had engaged view-or a question in-as she six hours today telling a grand Lewinsky and President Clinton the court filings in Paula Jones' in a sexual affair with the presi­ arrived at the federal building jury what she knows about an to possible obstruction of justice sexual-harassment lawsuit dent. where dozens of grand jury wit­ alleged presidential affair and and witness tampering. against Clinton unsealed, lifting While Mrs. Tripp testified, nesses have preceded her. cover-up and trying to counter Mrs. Tripp wa.; accompanied a gag order she bad imposed last one of Ms. Lewinsky's lawyers. In an interview reported in perceptions she manipulated the by three lawyers and her son and fall. Nathanial Speights, showed up at today's editions of The former White House intern. daughter as she arrived at the The judge kept her order from the same courthouse for an unre­ Washington Post, Tripp said she "I find it very easy to truthful­ courthouse. Asked if she was taking effect for 10 days to give lated case. He gave an optimistic had been vilified unfairly. ly answer the questions posed to nervous, she replied only with a the case's principals time to assessment about bis client's "I am so anxious to go before me by the prosecutors and the smile. Zaccagnini said, "Not at appeal. Sb~ said a transcript of chances for eventually reaching the grand jury and tell the truth," grand jury," Mrs. Tripp's lawyer all .... She's doing good. She's Clinton's sworn deposition a deal with prosecutors to secure she told the newspaper. quoted her as saying as she left real strong." would be among the documents her cooperation. At the White House, presiden­ the grand jury room. After answering questions for made public. "We're working away," tial aides were withholding any She was to return Thursday several hours, Mrs. Tripp had Lawyers for Clinton bad Speights said when asked bow criticisih of Tripp . for additional testimony. said the lunch privately in a courthouse argued that the gag order should the negotiations were going. "We'll let the American peo· lawyer, Anthony Zaccagnini. room prior to going back for stay in place permanently "Everything is OK." Lewinsky is pie draw their own conclusions Mrs. Tripp's appearance at the another round. because the materials could be visiting relatives in California about Linda Tripp," spokesman U.S. District Courthouse marks a In a development in Litt!e used improperly. It was the Paula this week. Jim Kennedy said. GM sets price tag for Michigan Wild fire jumps fire line sfrikes: $1.18 billion and growing towards Cape Canaveral Metal Center, a stamping plant. DETROIT (AP)-Witb settle­ No progress has MIMS, Fla. (AP) -Thousands ewer the line, Dominguez said. ment talks showing no signs of Meanwhile, UAW worker~ at of people were ordered out of More than 50 firefighters battled progress, General Motors Corp. been made toward two GM brake plants in Ohio their homes Tuesday after shift­ the blaze, which so far has said Tuesday that the cost of resolving this crisis were taking a strike-authoriza­ ing winds pushed a wildfire destroyed 10,000 acres in the two strikes at key parts plants tion vote Tuesday. that' 'is crippling GM." toward neighborhoods just inland county. totaled $1.18 billion in the sec­ UAW Vice President from Cape Canaveral. Farther north in Volusia Richard Shoemaker said last ond quarter. • Donald C. Hackworth The mandatory evacuation County, residents of another l 00 In a filing with the Securities week that if local negotiations order-the first one issued by homes were urged to evacuate and Exchange Commission, GM Vice President fail, the union may call a strike Brevard County since fires began Tuesday. On Monday evening, GM said its second-quarter there and at an Indianapolis burning across Florida on residents of about 200 homes bad earnings would be reduced by Canada. stamping plant after the Flint Memorial Day - came after the been asked to leave, a voluntary $1. 79 a share after taxes Negotiations to end the strikes are settled. blaze jumped a fire line between evacuation request that remained because of a strike-caused pro­ strikes continued Tuesday, but Repeating an announcement the towns of Scottsmoor and in effect Tuesday. ducti on loss of 227 ,000 cars GM Vice President Donald C. by GM on Monday, Hackworth Mims. About 900 homes and In Flagler County north of and trucks. Hackworth sounded pessimistic said hourly workers laid off 3,000 people were affected by the Daytona Beach, an open pit that This month's walkouts at two about prospects for settlement. because of the strikes will order. supplied helicopters with refills parts plants in Flint, Mich., "The status is still the same," retain their medical insurance "It's just threatening too for airborne water drops was have largely shut down GM's be said. "No progress bas been but not their dental coverage. much," said Orlando Dominguez, running out of water Tuesday North American production. made toward resolving this cri­ But be added that the decision • a spokesman for the Brevard until trucks brought in refills . The wa1kouts ..by ·about 9,200 sis that -is crippling GM." was not final. County Emergency Management More than 1,500 fires have workers have idled more than Norm McComb, first vice "As long as the strike per­ agency. A shelter was opened at erupted across Aorida in the past 162,700 other GM hourly work­ president of UAW Local 659 in sists, this action will be an elementary school. month, destroying 79 homes and ers at 26 assembly plants and Flint, said there "wasn't much reviewed weekly and could The fire was about three-quar­ scorching about 390 square miles more than 100 parts plants in movement" in talks at the Flint change at anytime," be warned. ters of a mile from the nearest_ of forest. palmetto scrub and the United States. Mexico and home when the winds pushed it swamp land.

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The Dally Eastern News Wednesday, July 1, 1998 5 KW has good intentions but not good enoug~ The lyrics of tracks like "I Can't . "Kissing You." The single led By NIKKI TOOTHMAN Put You Down" and "Only You" the arti't to nominations for Verge Editor obviously come from Grammy and Soul Tmin awards, Washington's hean. Stemming from as well as a gold status album. The title of the I 994 Sugar personal experiences, one song tells "Kissing You" gained even albwn "File Under: Easy Listening" the tale of a relationship ending and more acclaim after Washington comes close to describing "KW'. the other conveys the po\\erful love introduced the song to millions of the latest work of !>Oul singer felt for a certain significant person. watcher.> on the ABC-TV daytime Keith Washington. The majority of the songs co­ drama, General Hospital. This led Make that very easy. And slow. wrinen by Washington display an to the addition of Washington to Slow to the point that it makes equally as passionate, autobio­ the shows cast as heartthrob, Keith the album a bit difficult to sit graphical side to the singer, whether Jm;per. lhrough. Now don't get me wrong. it be relationship related or entirely On top of his time spent on I am as much of a soul/R&B fan as sex based. General Hospital, Washington also I am a fan of any other type of But geuing to the lyrical meat made appearances in the 1993 film music. I don't mind slow tunes, of the album is difficult to do Poetic Justice and the Fox TV either. And, I'm not saying that while sifting through the repeti­ show, Martin. choice tracks on the album aren't tive, and slow, music the words In 1993, Washington released enjoyable. are set to Eveo che remake of his second album, "You Make It It's just my opinion that a per­ Marvin Gaye's 70's hit, "You Easy", which produced three hit son can only listen to what can Sure Do Love to Ball," becomes singles and numerous tour dates somewhat be described as the off­ lost in the uniformity of the both in the U.S. and overseas. spring that would emerge should album. After the release of his second old school Barry White and a toned But. despite "KW", Washington album, Washington opted to take down Puff Daddy be combined for does have some noteworthy some time off and open a soul so long before the music gets accomplishments under his belt food restaurant in Toronto, monotonous. In 1991, Washington's first Canada. ti on of his third album, "KW". entered the studio. He just should Many of the songs found on album, "Make Time for Love", Washington later returned to All in all, the soul si nger's heart have taken some more ti me away to "KW" do possess good intentions. was released, producing the Top 40 the music world for the produc- was in the right place when he re- make sure that his music was in the Talking animals save Dr. Dolittle from predictabl~ plot By NIKKI TOOTHMAN problems are well on their way. problem, an obsessive compul­ he had made to the suicidal tiger. mals that audiences are generally Verge Editor The next close encounter of the sive puppy. three sheep that have That makes for a very touching exposed to. animal variety takes place been sorely taken advantage of, end to the movie. E v e n On top of that, the voices of Talking animals have the between Dolittle and Rodney. the and a very sick and suicidal though the plot was lacking and the animals added a flavor that power to evoke giggles from family pet guinea pig. The tiger. Not to mention numerous somewhat predictable, overall can only be called unique. almost anybody. Give the ani­ guinea pig. appropriately voiced other animal ailments. "Dr. Dolittle" was a very enter- And the puppetry? mals adult personalities sprin­ by Chris Rock, causes nothing The treatment of these ani­ taining movie. Immaculate. Once again, movie kled with a bit of vulgarity and but headaches for the doctor and mals that makes Dolittle feel that Not only were there animals goers must give thanks to the guffaws are sure to follow. finally gets tied to the family he is once again makmg a differ­ and subtle dirty jokes, but, like late, great Jim Henson and the Such is the case in Eddie vehicle for a trip to the country­ ence in the lives of others. It is many other movies, "Dr. magic he left behind for the child Mur phy's latest fi lm "Dr. side. also what lands Dr. Dolittle in a Dolittle" came equipped with its in every body. There's just noth­ Dolittle." Subsequently, Dolittle adopts mental hospital. own inspirational subplots. The ing like a talking tiger that actu­ Murphy plays John Dolittle, a the dog he almost killed. inad­ In an effort to get back to his messages being conveyed ally looks real. gif~eP. d~St?~, who ~fi ciden~t~IIX vertently convinces his family family. Dolittle decides that his throughout were those of a When Twentieth Century Fox redtscovers his repressed child­ and co-workers that he is animal talking days are over father"" s' uncondidonal 1ove for " comoine

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Open Daily TICKETS ON SALE NOW! 4 pm - 1 am Call 581-3110 - 1 to 5 p.m. daily and 2 am on weekends one hour before each show. Tickets - $3.00 581-2812 • 2 Wednesday, July 1, 1998 The Dally Eastern News Netanyahu rebukes Israeli president Fourth of July events The prime minister !>aid he In an interview with Yediot, TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) _ had hoped that when Wei7.man Weizman on Monday questioned begin on Thursday Slriking back after being blamed was re-elected to a second term Netanyahu's qualifications to be for faltering Mideast peace, Prime in March be would "behave like prime minister. "Bibi lives in a As part of the Fourth of July have never been there," Hall Minister Benjamin Netaoyahu his predecessors," who kept to state of euphoria, in his own festivities there will be a commu­ said. accused the Israeli president the largely ceremonial role of the world, cut off from reality. The nity band performance in Kiwanis Last year the concert had Tuesday of siding with Arabs and office. nation does not know where the Park. between 500-600 onlookers. he Israel's opposition in a ploy to The president, elected by prime minister is leading them." The band consisting of junior added. oust the government Israel's parliament, has no he said, referring to Netanyahu high, senior high and Eastern sru­ Other Fourth of July events President Ezer Weizman authority to detennine the date of by his nickname. dents will perform a set of patri­ include a BBQ at Morton Park on caused a major political incident the next elections. However, Netanyahu has dismissed early otic music. The concert will Friday. On Saturday starting at Monday when he went on nation­ Weizman is Israel's most popular elections and said they would be begin at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday. 9:00 a.m. will be games in al television to blame Netanyahu politician, and with his stinging held as scheduled in 2000. While Admission for the concert is free. Morton Park. At 1:00 p.m., the for the deadlock in peace negotia­ criticism of Netanyahu he lent the Palestinians accuse the Israeli The concert lasts about an parade will begin. The events tions with the Palestinians, saying greater credibility to opposition leader of reneging on promises hour, Bill Hall, a coordinator will be capped off by fireworks it was time to call early elections. claims that early elections are the made in previous negotiations, with the event, said. starting at dusk near the campus Netanyahu turned on his only way to rescue the peace pro­ Netanyahu said Tuesday the "It's a lot of fun for those who pond accuser Tuesday, saying Weizman cess with the Palestinians. Palestinians, not his government, had breached the presidential Cabinet ministers and legisla­ was to blame for the 15-month role. ''The fact is that the presi­ tors close to Netanyahu launched stalemate in peacemaking. Feds ready for economic slow down dent, to my sorrow. took a stand a counterattack. saying Weizman The United States is awaiting of speculative bubbles in the with the left to actually get rid of overstepped his authority and a long-overdue answer from WASHINGTON (AP) - With stock market and in commercial called for his resignation. Israel on a U.S. proposal for an the current elected government," the economy apparently head­ real estate. Israeli troop withdrawal from an he told Israel TV. A poll of 507 Israelis in Yediot ing for a slowdown, the Federal "Banks should resist any ten­ Weizman 's comments had indicated that 50 percent of additional 13 percent of the West Reserve warned bankers Tuesday dency to assume in evaluating Bank. The Palestinians have "strengthened and hardened the Israelis favored early elections to "maintain their lending disci­ credits that the unusually favor­ position," he told Israel's and 39 percent did not. The mar­ already accepted the offer. Arab pline" so they don't wind up able economic environment of Channel 2 gin of error was 4.5 percent. TV. with a mountain of delinquent the last few years will continue business loans. indefinitely." wrote Richard The directive came as Spillenkothen, director of the Serbs battle to retake coal mine economists expressed increas­ Fed's Division of Banking ing concern about the buildup Supervision and Regulation. The mine is strategically and executions. BELACEVAC, Yugoslavia important because it supplies This week's eruption of (AP) _ Serb security forces coal to the nearby Obilic power major clashes west of Pristina recaptured a coal mine that pro- plant, which provides electricity has dimmed chances of a diplo­ from page one vides power to Kosovo in a for most of Kosovo as well as to matic settlement to halt a steadi- BOT withering offensive against Macedonia and northern Greece 1y worsening conflict that rebels Tuesday that sent thou- during peak summer months. threatens to engulf the region in The Manin Luther King Jr. new contract for fixing the sands of villagers streaming into Kosovo is in southern Serbia, war. University Union; Clinical O'Brien Stadium boiler room. the wood., west of the capital. the dominant of two republics Throughout the day Tuesday, Sef\ ices; Facilities Planning and The changes are esumated to The Serb-led Yugosla' army making up what remains of Serb tanks rolled up to the edge Management: Fine Arts; Life cost $106,788.28. The change and Serb police took the Yugoslavia. The capital of of a ridge overlooking Sciences; McAfee; Old Main; · would keep carbon monoxide Belace\ac open-pit mine near Kosovo is Pristina. Belacevac. fired into the village, Ph) sic al Science; Student from accumulating in the boiler the end of a second day of pul- With fighting spreading fast then rapidly disappeared. Police Services: and Textbook Rental. room. verizing attacks on an area that in Kosovo, human rights groups snipers, cannons and mortars­ The new network will be The BOT will also discu~s the ethnic Albanians' Kosovo Tuesday accused both sides in well-camou fl aged in the lush installed by Centron DPL revisions in the procurement Liberation $Y''had fal{Jli l':ist I .the cSnflict of ab'ufos', tingling green 'surrounding.hllls' - all Company of Shaumbet~. ·• 1 ~\)de.for,l}igtier,ffl~~aH~\it: ;, · ~ 111 week. out the Serbs for alleged rapes fired on the KLA-held 'area. The BOT also approved a

MISSILE fron1pageonc-...... -======~~~""""====~~ -... this from time to time and there U.N. as long as the process of the returned to his hotel following a in the southern no-fly zone. That inspections. The United States are other possible explanations," lifting of the sanctions is mov­ private dinner with Mayor Xu incident occurred one month after sent thousands of extra troops, he said. ing." Kuangdi. Iraqi President Saddam Hussein plus warplanes and naval power, "But just so the message is The incident occurred about Although eight hours had moved his troops into northern to the Gulf before U.N clear, we are going to continue to 1:30 a.m. EDT. daylight hours in elapsed since the firing, Cohen Iraq and U.S. ships and airplanes Secretary-General Kofi Annan patrol, and anytime there is any Iraq. Cohen pointed out that the said there didn't appear to be any fired scores of cruise missiles at defused the situation in a trip to kind of threatening act we will U.S. aircraft fired because it was need to disturb the president any Iraqi antimissile sites. Baghdad in February, tal>.e decisive action to respond armed with HARM air-to-ground earlier. During the years that U.S., Just last montb, Clinton immediately," Gore said. missiles and had the role of pro­ "If it had been more serious, British and French warplanes qrdered the number of U.S. forces Nizar Hamdoon, Iraq's ambac;­ tecting the British aircraft during then obviously this information have patrolled southem1flDl. Iraqi m the Gulf cut from about 37.000 sador to the United Nations. said their patrol mission. would have been communicated air defenses have periodically to around 20,000. On June 4. the the incident would not affect UN­ "We hope this will be seen as right away; but a determination been aimed at them. But some­ Air Force announced it was Iraqi relations, which are still on an isolated example and not be was made that it was isolated in times the action is so brief there pulling its F-117 stealth fighter· course. seen as any escalation" on the nature, and it was left at that," is no chance to return fire. bombers out of the Gulf area. "The U.N. bas nothing to do part of Iraq, the secretary added. Cohen said. Tensions with Iraq had subsid­ There are 20, 200 U.S. mih· with this whole no-fly zone," President Clinton, traveling in In November 1996, two U.S. ed in recent months following a tary personnel, 17 ships and 162 Hamdoon said. "Iraq intends to Shanghai, China, was informed F-16 pilots fired missiles at Iraqi confrontation early this year over American aircraft in the Persian keep up its cooperation with the of the Iraqi incident after he radar sites near the 32nd parallel Iraqi resistance to U.N. weapons Gulf region.

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But just what direction will Regular columru\I A Rodman trade would be unlikely Editorials are the opinion of the Editorial Board. they choose to take if they were since no other team is likely to put up to loose Michael Jordan ro with his antics; therefore, the Bulls Columns are the opinion of the author. retirement and Scottie Pippen in a rrade? Or will they would have to shop around in the free agent market with find a way to bring the team back to Chicago for anoth­ the money they would be saving from not re-signing Wednesday, July 1, 1998 er championship run? Rodman. Rumor has been circling around that big-bod· First, if Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf and General ied, former Illini forward Deon Thomas may return to Jerry Krause are serious about keeping the the NBA after playing overseas as well as aged, but PAGE4 team together as long as they can win championships experienced veterans such as Dominique Wilkins and then they must find a way to sign Scottie Pippen and Byron Scott. These are definitely names that could help Dennis Rodman so they can sign Michael Jordan. a team make the playoffs. It's no secret that Pippen is unhappy in Chicago feel­ Perhaps a Scottie Pippen and Jud Buechler trade New Clinton rumors ing undervalued and underpayed. Perhaps, the Bulls would land the Bulls a starter, a quality bench player should consider not re-signing a couple of players who and a couple of future first-round draft picks. If so, the have opted for free agency, p~rhaps players like Bill Bulls would need to look for a perimeter player, prefer­ should be taken Wennington and Dickey Simpkins, who saw little play­ ribly a forward, who is not afraid to take the ball to the ing time in the NBA Finals against Utah, so they can basket and then look to go big in the next year's draft. increase Pippen's salary and maybe the Bull's manage­ Perhaps the Bulls could work out a deal which would with a grain of salt ment should work on employ relations so these situa­ send Pippen, Buechler and Joe Kleine to the Houston tions don't crop up with future players. Rockets for Charles Barkley, Mario Elie, and a future Once again it would seem the nails are being Another problem they will have to contend with is draft pick. That would leave the Bulls with a lineup of closed on the Clinton legacy. In the upcoming the antics of "Rodzilla". Rodman's skills on court are Longley, Barkley, and Kukoc in the frontcourt with issue of Newsweek, a friend of Lewinsky said nearly impeccable. The "Worm" dominated Karl Harper and Elie in the backcourt. The Bulls would then the intern admitted to having a sexual relation­ Malone in the Finals and was effective in grabbing only have to worry about finding a power forward ship. rebounds all season long; however, Rodman's behavior (Thomas'?) to fill in minutes for an aging Barkley and of skipping practices wilh the team to appear on WCW having a back-up center (Miami's Ike Austin or What lends the credence to Dale Young's Monday Night Nitro or spend the night out on painting Charlotte's Matt Geiger, who are up for free agency?) to claims is that its was given during grand jury the town are unexcusable and are issues that need to be fill in for the foul prone Longley to play with a second testimony. If Young lied she could be put in addressed. unit that would include Burrell, Benjamin and Kerr. jail for perjury. Which happens to be Jordan's decision on whether or not he will retire Finally, there is a matter of the . Phil Jackson Lewinsky's dilemma if should also weigh heavily on the minds of Reinsdorf walked away leaving the spot vacant. George Karl, Tim and Krause; thus, they should do all they can to keep Floyd, and Frank Hamblen are just a few of the names .tor1·a1 she is found guilty. Michael content and focused on returning. If Jordan up for the job. Whoever takes over Jackson's shoes as Edl However, the decides to come back for another year, it's only because the next head toach must be patient if the Bulls decide Clinton/Lewinsky scan­ Rodman and Pippen have returned too. Jordan has six to rebuild and pass their knowledge of the game to the dal has been fueled by sources from Linda NBA rings and has been deemed as the "Greatest Player players. If the Bulls stay together, the new coach must Tripp to the "source close to the White in the history of the NBA", what would he have to lose learn how the team works and enforce a strong work if he walked away? He would only be remembered as ethic on the players. House." Each with their own bias and ax to the greatest player of all time. So, the decision is in Reinsdorf and Krause's hands. grind against the Clinton's, Ken Starr, On the other hand, the Bulls would miss Jordan's Whether they choose to bring the team back for another Lewinsky, etc. , lea

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I think now we can do something and I think we will surprise some The new members of the team will have The 1998 Panther volleyball team is people this year~ to adjust early as the Panthers begin OVC gearing up foranother exciting season. conference play in just the second week " After losing four starters tograduation, the season. This is a change from the old head coach Berty Ralston bas put together '' • Betty Ralston scheduling where the Panthers bad a few a new winning group of freshmen. Volleyball coach extra weeks to prepare for conference play. Gone from the 21-14 overall team of "I think the expectations for us will be last year is all-time assist leader Kara all record last year as they were eliminated All-Tournament team at the Nike lowered." said coach Ralston. "I don't see Harper, all-time kill leader LorriSommer, in the sectional final. She was a 1997 Challenge, which selected six players from us getting a real high preseason pick and I all-time block leader Monica Shrader and Player of the Year for the Waterloo Clarion twenty-fourteams in six states. She also think that is fine. You like to get picked Lindsey Celba who's ranked among the Journal and received Second team All­ was selected First Team All-Area by the high in the preseason but I think last year career leaders in almost every category. Metro honors from the St. Louis Post Chicago Sun Tunes and Second Team All­ the kids were bard on themselves when This leaves a void to fill in the Panther Dispatch. State bythe News Gazette. they lost a couple of the early matches." program. Hahn is a 6'0" powerhouse middle hitter Heimann was the St. Louis Post Hopefully the third time is a charm few To fill that gap will be Kim DeMage, from Sherman, Illinois. She is the all-time Dispatch and Belleville News Democrat the Panthers as they have lost for two con­ Marcia Hahn, Amy Heimann and Leslie kill leader at Williamsville High and was Player of the Year in 1997. She is a 5'9" secutive years in the OVC title match. Przekwas. They represent some of the best selected All-State by Prep/Girls Sports last outside hitter from Germantown, Illinois. "At least we know what it takes to get recruits to come through the doors of the fall. Hahn was the team MVP, Best Her high school. Breese Central, won the there," Ralston said. "We have played om university. Defensive and Best Offensive player while J996 Class A state championship, where way into it and had opportunities. I think DeMage is a 5'9" middle bitter from the playing for the Bullets. she was named to the IHSA State Finals now we can do something and I think we small town of Red Bud, Illinois. She Przekwas is a 5' ll" middle hitter from All-Tournament Team. Heimann was will surprise some people this year." helped lead the_ Musketeers to a 31-7 over- Lockport, Illinois. She was named to the named First Team All-State by the L_ockout might be Venus Williams is ready for the finals WIMBLEDON, England (AP) 6 Monica Seles against Natasha confidently with every match - Like a schoolgirl cramming for Zvereva. past week. a final - a Wimbledon final, she Williams showed her budding The surest sign that Williams' key for Bulls draft hopes - Venus Williams cribs grass-court mastery in a 6-3, 6-1 ready to challenge for the notes to herself that she sneaks rout of Virginia Ruano-Pascual, championship came aft option on Bruce Bowen's contract peeks at during matches. the Spanish woman who beat her Tuesday's match, when she s · Scottie Pippen was sitting at and declined to do the same with They are daily affirmations and little sister, Serena. that no matter how well sh home in Chicago, his moment in Tyus &iney. reminders that she pulls out of her "I wanted to win every point, seemed to play, and no matter the free agent spotlight postponed Karl Malone basked in the bag on changeovers. Bend your all the points that Serena score, she still wasn't satisfi indefinitely. Michael Olowokandi afterglow of his appearance on a knees. Get down low to the grass. couldn't win yesterday." Williams bid the Oippers gUOdbye add pre­ wrestling Show. where he bodys- She crni~ize~ ll~qelf f Prepare for the ball. said. "I didn"t like it that she moments of inconsistency. bu p a red to go back 10 England. 1am med and clotheslined Hulk ··1 think it makes me play bet­ Keith Van Hom finished his last Hogan. came back to 4-3. I thought that was pleased with the way sh ter," said Williams, who also jots was really negligent on my part. workout for a while at the New The Utah Jazz star will face attacked the net more frequently. down lines from songs to help her Jersey Nets' practice site. Dennis Rodman in a pay-per­ So I had to get serious and make "I'm trying to get as serious as relax. It must be working because All around the NBA, players view match in mid-July. sure that she didn't get too many possible." Williams said. "I w her learning curve on grass is more games." and team officials took care of "He looked like be was trying to have every point. I think that soaring sharply in only her sec­ The 18-year-old sliced and last-minute business Tuesday hard not to laugh," Jazz should deserve every point. ond trip to Wimbledon, landing slugged with equal control, before a midnight lockout shut spokesman Kim Turner said, not the other person. If I want her Tuesday in the quarterfinals down the league. The NBA said it referring to Malone's perfor­ punched solid volleys and flicked win something like this, I' for her biggest test yet against had no choice but to stop operat­ mance. deft drop shots and lobs. She did going to have to work for it. It two-time finalist Jana Novotna. ing until it could find a way to Olowokandi, drafted by the everything a player should do on not just going to come. The Joining them in Wednesday's grass as she revealed an all-court pie that win the Slams are t bring the growth of player salaries Clippers as the overall No. I pick quarters are defending champion game that could make her a seri­ in line with revenues. last week. watched the Argentina­ people that work the hardest. ... Martina Hingis vs. French cham­ Pippen was one of 148 free England soccer game while ous title threat either this week or all starts right now. There has pion Arantxa Sanchez Vicario; in the not-too-distant future. A agents who bad been looking for­ preparing to fly home to England be a point when you make No. 2 Lindsay Davenport against ward to July l as the day they for about three weeks. first-round loser in her debut last your mind that you're going to No. 16 Nathalie Tauziat; and No. would be free to shop their ser­ "I'll keep doing the things I year, she's played better and more something." vices to the highest bidder. Now, need to do, working on my game like everyone else, they will have and my conditioning," to wait until the lockout ends Olowokandi said. "As much as I Argentina beats England in shoot-out before they can start talking to need offseason work, this will teams. only motivate me because it SAINT-ETIENNE, France one minute into the second minute into the second half for "We could have started sizing stacks the odds against me even (AP) - Argentina didn't need half.This had to be more painful intentionally kicking Dies up our options, but now we'll more." Diego Maradona or the "hand of than the 1986 World Cup loss to Simeone, but England still fo just have to wait," said Jimmy Olowokandi was one of the God" this time. It did need a Argentina when Maradona scored ways lo attack. And it thought Sexton, Pippen's agent "It's players who figured to be most shootout to beat England and a goal with the help of a well-dis­ went ahead 3-2 with eight · really nothing more than a delay. adversely affected by the lockout, advance to the quarterfinals of the guised fist, which he later called utes remaining when S Whether it's resolved Sept 1 or since it will prevent him from World Cop. the "hand of God." Campbell, a standout all game Dec. 1, we'll eventually go about playing for the Clippers in a sum­ Unable to penetrate England's "We are almost distraught," defense, beaded in a comer · our business the same way." mer league and honing his raw • defense, even when it had a man said England coach Glenn But Alan Shearer was called fl At team offices, staffs were skills. Other rookies and free advantage for nearly the entire Hoddle. "It's a bitter, bitter pill to pushing off and, even briefed on the rules of the lockout agents will also have to deal with second half and 30 minutes of take. Even with 10 men we set up Campbell celebrated on the si for example, no direct contact a summer of uncertainty, some overtime, Argentina survived so many set pieces we could have line, Argentina began a counte with players for the duration. being forced to make a hasty deci­ when goalkeeper Carlos Roa won it." tack. Trainers and medical personnel sion on their next career move. stopped David Batty's penalty Argentina plays the But like so many other conferred with players on moving Agent Steve Kauffman repre­ kick on the final attempt in the Netherlands on Saturday in throughout the tense game, i treatment sessions away from sents three free agents - Stephen shootout Tuesday night. Marseille. But matching the went nowhere. Before a crow team facilities. In the hours Howard (Sonics), Emanuel Davis Argentina won the shootout 4- excitement of its game against decidedly pro-Argentina in size before the lockout began, the (Rockets) and Darvin Ham 3 as Roa also stopped Paul Ince. England will be difficult. officials and fans in England ha Houston Rocket.s brought in two (Wizards) - who may head to while Robert Ayala connected on Gabriel Batistuta and Alan complained all tournament abo of their rookies, Michael Europe on one-year contracts. bis team's fmal kick, setting the Shearer swapped penalties in the a lack of available tickets - t Dickerson and Cuttino Mobley, "They might have considered it stage for Roa's heroics. opening nine minutes, I 8-year­ English fans were in full tbro for a final workout. The coach as an option anyway, but throw "It's the most dramatic way to old striker Michael Owen fired for the entire game. and general manager of the in the uncertainty of the labor sit­ end a game." said Argentina's England ahead 2-1 with one of With a sea of blue-and-whi Toronto Raptors flew to Atlanta uation and they might bite when coach Daniel Passarella, who the best goals of any World Cup Argentina fans at one end of to meet with Charles Oakley and they otherwise might not have," captained the team to its first and Javier Zanetti curled a left­ Geoffroy-Guichard Stadium fina.liz.e last week's trade with the Kauffman said This will be the World Cup triumph in 1978. "It's rooted shot into the roof of the pockets of mostly white-cla New York Knicks. third lockout in league history. A very hard to watch it from the net for the equalizer off a crafty England rooters mixed among In Orlando, the Magic decided lockout in the summer of 1995 sidelines." set play on a free kick. Argentine flags and banners at to waive Mark Price, while the lasted three months; in 1996 it It was another tough defeat for And that was all in the fi.rst other - the game could have Boston Celtics picked up the lasted only a few hours. England. which played valiantly half. in Buenos Aires, not the wi after David Beckham was ejected Beckham aot a red card one couotty of France.