VOL. XXIII NO. 35 FRIDAY , OCTOBER 13, 1989 THE INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER SERVING NOTRE DAME AND SAINT MARY’S Group of 8 presidents band against drugs Associated Press coca-producing Andean nations of Colombia, Peru and Bolivia ICA, Peru— Seven Latin in their battle against the re­ American presidents pledged gion’s cocaine cartels. The Thursday to fight international three nations produce nearly all drug trafficking and con­ of the world’s cocaine. demned the regime of Gen. “ The elimination of these ac­ Manuel Antonio Noriega of tivities requires an integral fo­ Panama. cus, the coordination between In a declaration issued at the producing countries and con­ end of a two-day summit, the suming countries, and the elab­ Group of Eight presidents also oration of special proposals,” urged that Cuba be re-admitted the declaration said. to the Organization of Ameri­ It did not specifically mention can States. It did not elaborate. U.S. drug policy, but the presi­ The OAS expelled Cuba in dents said repeatedly during 1961 after accusing Fidel Cas­ the meeting that President tro of openly exporting revolu­ Bush’s emphasis on using police tion. The communique issued by and the military to stop cocaine the Latin American presidents smuggling in the Andean marked the first formal sug­ countries was insufficient to gestion that Cuba be allowed to halt the drug traffic. rejoin the group. “We won’t get anywhere The “ Declaration of lea” was putting the brakes on produc­ issued by presidents Carlos tion of the raw material in countries like Peru, Colombia The Observer/Trey Raymond Menem of Argentina, Alan Gar­ The golden arch cia of Peru, Carlos Salinas de and Bolivia if the United States Helen Read and Ann Puetz take a leisurely stroll under the arch at Lyons Hall on an Indian summer Gortari of Mexico, Carlos An­ does not provide help and re­ sources for substituting this afternoon. dres Perez of Venezuela, Vir­ gil io Barco of Colombia, Jose type of product in the produc­ Sarney of Brazil and Julio San- ing countries,” Menem said at a guinetti of Uruguay after the news conference earlier Thurs­ Quality in engineering subject of lecture meeting in this remote desert day. city 180 miles southeast of In his welcoming address, By MONICA YANT “Academia w ill create a voice Japanese industrial counter­ Lima. Garcia said: “ The origin of this News Copy Editor to say that we, as a resource of parts. While an American au­ The communique expressed problem is in the demand in the this country, have a large part tomobile manufacturer might the presidents’ regret over “ the large industrialized nations.” Academic institutions need to to play in changing (the qual­ spend 10 years on just one car, violation of human rights and Perez was even stronger in implement changes in engineer­ ity),” he said. the Japanese can produce top- the absence of democracy” in his criticism of the focus of ing curricula to emphasize the Guzzi represents the Air quality automobiles in just 40 Panama and said they would Bush’s strategy, which provides quality methods behind tech­ Force’s Reliability and Main­ months, he said. ask the OAS to send a commis­ for $261 million in aid, mainly nology, said Air Force Major tainability 2000 program Guzzi believes college gradu­ sion to that nation to investi­ in the form of helicopters and James Guzzi. (R&M), designed to involve in­ ates represent the future lead­ gate. weapons, to Colombia, Peru Total quality management is dustry, government, and ers of the country’s quality rev­ The presidents said Panama and Bolivia. necessary to initiate change in academia to maximize perfor­ olution. At present, “We have a would remain suspended from “ The more demand grows in American industry, he said. mance of the highest quality. lot of managers, but very few the Group of Eight, formed two the North, the more production In his lecture, “American This includes cost-cutting and leaders,” he said. years ago as a regional will grow in the South. Police Technology Can Be Competi­ product improvements, he said. Quality management needs consulting organization, until it actions will be useless unless tive,” Guzzi stressed the con­ “Quality equals productivity, those who can be both man­ “ respects once again the demo­ demand is reduced,” Perez said cept of quality management which equals competitiveness, agers and leaders. cratic guarantees that today Wednesday. and how it relates to the engi­ which equals a strong country,” R&M focuses on manage are absolutely ignored. ” Garcia, Barco and President neering community. Guzzi said. ment’s role of keeping indus­ Noriega foiled a coup attempt Jaime Paz Zam ora o f Bolivia The quality of organization, Without competitiveness, the trial and quality objectives on last week. met here Tuesday before the combined with technical United States will be “left out in target. Without quality man- The declaration also said the beginning of the Group of Eight prowess, creates a total quality the cold,” said Guzzi, referring presidents will use “ all re­ gathering and agreed to invite environment. to the phenomenal success of see QUALITY / page 7 sources available ” to help the Bush to a drug summit. ‘Hoosier Millionaire’ ticket sale kicks-off Indiana lottery Associated Press Lottery managers expect to “ I’m not that much of a lot­ sell the 75 million tickets tery person,” he said Thursday. INDIANAPOLIS—Indiana gets ordered for the first game “I’m too cheap maybe. I’d back into the lottery game Fri­ within six to eight weeks and rather control my odds than $5000*$5000* day after sitting on the sidelines have projected first-day sales take someone else’s.” FIVE-TH0U FIVE-TH0U for over a century. could go up to 5 million. Borst said he worked for a $1-00 x$5Q00* The first instant-winner, Crawford said he expects up lottery because his constituents ONES FIVE-TH0U scratch-off tickets of the to 60 percent of Hoosier adults wanted it and because it helped “ Hoosier M illionaire” game go to play the game in its first pave the way for pari-mutuel $5-°° x 10-00 x on sale at 12:10 p.m. EST at weeks. wagering on horse racing. FIVES TEN about 6,600 retail outlets, But as lottery officials have Borst got pari-mutuel legisla­ marking the first time since the tried to drum up enthusiasm by tion through the General Rub TV screen. Get 3 like amounts, advertising with the slogan, win that amount Get 3 TV symbols state’s infancy that Indiana has Assembly in the 1970s, but the and mail in lor a chance to be a finalist SAMPLE had a state-sanctioned form of “ You Just Can’t Hide the Ex­ state Supreme Court later ruled on the Hoosier Millionaire TV Show. wagering. citement,” many prominent that pari-mutuel constituted a “ It’s going to be an exciting Hoosiers, including the gover­ lottery and lotteries were time for its historic value,” said nor and legislators who helped banned in the 1851 state Con­ mutuel, both approved by the County prosecutor appointed by Hoosier Lottery Director Jack push through a lottery law, stitution. Legislature this year. Bayh to head the new game, Crawford. have said they won’t play the Before that constitutional Borst’s longtime co-sponsors, said recently, “ I think I respect Indiana’s lottery will be the game. provision was adopted, Indiana Democratic Sen. Louis Mahern that there’s a strong conserva­ 32nd in the United States, fol­ Democratic Gov. Evan Rayh sanctioned two lotteries. One in of Indianapolis and House Re­ tive element in the state that lowing the lead of 30 other said recently, “ I don’t intend to 1816 was designed to raise publican Speaker Paul Man- doesn’t like the lottery.” states and the District of play the lottery. That’s a per­ money for Vincennes University nweiler of Indianapolis, also However, Crawford said he Columbia. sonal choice ... I ’m a tightwad. and another in 1818 was in­ said they don’t plan to buy lot­ hopes to win over skeptics by Lottery officials said Thurs­ I would rather save the dollar tended to raise money for canal tery tickets. running an honest game and day that about 40 million of the or go out with Susan (his wife) projects, according to the Indi­ “ I have never purchased a playing on traditional Hoosier $1 tickets will be delivered to to have a meal or see a movie.” ana State Library. lottery ticket, and I probably interests. Games or promotions retailers by Friday. Sales will Sen. Lawrence Borst, the In ­ A little more than 62 percent won’t purchase one here,” said using basketball and racing begin during the lunch hour as dianapolis Republican who led of Hoosier voters agreed last Mannweiler. “ The odds are not themes are planned in the fu- celebrations are held in eight a decade-long fight for a lot­ November to repeal the consti­ in my favor. I don’t think it’s a ’re, he said. cities to mark the beginning of tery, said he doesn’t plan to tutional prohibition and clear wise investment.” the game. play the game either. .the way for a lottery and pari­ Crawford, the former Lake see LOTTERY / page 6 Friday, October 13, 1989 page 2 The Observer WORLD BRIEFS Big hair and other symbols An East German official in Berlin rejected the democratic reforms some Soviet bloc allies have embraced and said Thursday that communism will continue to dominate society. Another said of a superficial society the government will listen to “ all parts of the population” clamor­ ing for change as long as they do not insist on scrapping the cur­ The headline in the Indiana Daily Student rent social order.