The Daily Egyptian, October 21, 1987

The Daily Egyptian, October 21, 1987

Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC October 1987 Daily Egyptian 1987 10-21-1987 The aiD ly Egyptian, October 21, 1987 Daily Egyptian Staff Follow this and additional works at: https://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/de_October1987 Volume 74, Issue 43 Recommended Citation , . "The aiD ly Egyptian, October 21, 1987." (Oct 1987). This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1987 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in October 1987 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Daily Egyptian Southern lllinois University at Carbondale Werl.~y, October 21, 1987, Vol. 74, No. 43, m Pages Pension fun-d loses-$300mi_llion By Toby Eckert SlaIf Writer Kenneth CodIin. How." ~r. Slistem's boIcIinp and tile employees - iDclucIiDg 8,000 at portfolio as ..... of tile I'fJII8GIIS Codlin said til<, loss woukl Dot remaiDiDg I t is in real sm-c - contribute put of far cuttiDC slate fImIIiDC of tile The pension fund for IIIiDois threateo current retirees' eslate, be~system bas tbeir paycbeclm to tile peusiaII system. university empioyees suffered peusions. total8Jllels of about $I bIIIioa. system. By law, tile slate is a $300 million losS in Monday's "NotbiDg fUDdameatal bas The system's three IarBest required to maldl tile "-!iiUIIIlt Codlin said the stock stock market drop, an in­ cbanged," Codlin said. "We str::k ~are in ~ contributed by tile ~. market's dive pnI\-ed what a vestment offlCel" for tile Slate bave a gJe&t IIIIIIItoer of stocks E~;lric, . Morris Co_ and However, tile slate'. partiaa of daDlerous (,raellc!! alate University Retirement System ~_"pay'.ng adequate Ford':::vtor ., CodIin said. fImIIiDC for U. represents ~ IS. "We lad five said heclay_ G.E. and PbiIip Morris stock only 44 .-eent of the system's very good yeua," CodIiD said. The 5QI-poiDt drop in tile About 55 pen:ent of tile dipped about 4 pen:ent II.... toIaI~u-. ''11Iis (tile DWttet'1l fall) stock mart<et put tile ~tem ' s system's boldings are in da wbiIe Ford stock dipped 6 Gov. James R. TIMapIon aa:eataates the fact that stock \-aJUe at rwgbJy tile stodls, Codlin saiet Bonds ~ cited the health of the ~ the future is very same level as last year, scid aCCOUJlt for :rT percent of tile About SO,OOO slate university retirement system's stock Condoms selling faster than ever agree that tile fear of c0n­ tracting AIDS, acquired im­ Coadom sales on campus are mune iEficieocy syndrome, is brisII compared to last year, probab:y tile main motivator and SIU-C health offICials behind tile increased condom report an increased demand sales. AIDS, whicb attacks tile for information em ways to body's immune system, can lie avoid AIDS and other sexuaUy­ transmitted through semen, transmitted diseases_ The University pharmacy -CONDOIIS, "-5 bas SCi«l 3,541 condoms in tile pIUIt 312 months, nearly balf Gus Bode the amount sold duriDg aU of last y~r. Similarly, the Wellaess Center, Student Health Advocates and the SluderJt Health Assessment Center report an iDc:I:ease in tile malM!i'efrequeats fcJr free ~ 8IId AllXWelatod . ..,._ ............. .....CUnpIIs - health aUiclala ......... ------ Day of Action rally to go to veto session be held em campus todIIy W-U:30 a.ID. 8IId 1 p.ID. at Old IIaiJI MaD. SpeakIDa at tile veto sesslon By tile lime tile $lOG miIIicm of the UIiDIiIs State Leldslar.;."" TbcImJIBGII iIcJn'-.d alaaI n-lay, tile budget i)irec:tor, with .. miIIicm \DIenst II Bob IIandeviIIe, said the slate repaid aad tbe reveaae .....- is IJrauCbI: up to _ Stock market drop inevitable, Ms no IIlCIIIey to restore funds. Gov. James R. -n-p.an mIJIion, ·'we·reJast .... tobe cut tile slate budget by 4 -," Sea. Gleaa PGIbard, pen:ent, promJlllal tile SIU 'not good news,' Simorl says IIaard of TnIstea to im­ ~~OWiid $lOG lllemellt a $lOG per semester miIIicm ..... in.iamary ByDMdra~ of S1BffWrtler Makanda. said Tuesday tuitiOD iDc:rease startiDl to keep the slate fnIm during a press confereaoe at spriJII semester. in the red". &aid Sea. .= The downturn in tile stock Williamson County Airport. average,~J:~==-triaI tile U.S. market's SIU-C .tudeats wiD bold a Duan, R-Du QaoiIl. market was "inevitable" In tile last six years fl tile key index, raised a record Day of Action rally in Durlnl tbe .eBsioa, because of tile Reagan ad­ 'looaId Reagan presidency, 101.27 points Tuesday after :;priDgfieId today to persuade leIisIators discussed a bill ministration's fiscal _ .~ United Stales bas the 5OII-point drop Monday. Jegislators to override tile wIiic:h could resllJre funds to policies, u.s. Sen_ Paul doubled its indebtedDess, Stock prices in Asia and budgetcul ech.ratiaa.lMmlth care and day Simon, Democratic Simon added. Europe also bavedropped to The bus for SpriDgfieId wiD care. presidential contender, says. The condition ot tile stock record lows. leave at 7 this morning. The bill "considers areas Tbis country's large market is "obvi..... 1y Dot 'l.~ administration needs The Undergraduate Studeat wbere we feel mooey sbonJd be budget and trade deficits led good news for tile COUDtry," to "sbow the financial Orlaniution eacouraleB nstared," PoabanI said. TIle to Wall Street's record 5011- Simon said_However, Simon studeats who cannot aUead tile biD wiD come up em the floor of point drop Monday, Simon, said be stiU feels the _SWON, "-5 Capitol rally to participate in the brown bag limcb iaJIy to _LEGllLATOIII, "-5 Plane crash lands into hotel lobby, 9 dead INDIANAPOLIS <UPI).- A boteI"like a bomb." ejected and tile plane crasbed The fighter jet bored _ Pros. cons given crippled Air Fcrc" jet fighter Teagarden, a 12-year into tile motel at 9:15 a.ID. mucb as at feet into tile IaIIby plowed inln tile lobby of an veteran with 2,0115 Dying COT. area before camilli to a nsf. on'SWw.s· :rirport Ramada Inn and ex- hours, told invesliptors be "The pilot ejected when tile ~= in a f"1ftbaD Tuesday, experienced an engine flame­ engine could Dot be reslarted a.c:ue ..nen said the .. nine peapIe, injuriag out in his sinIIIe-enIIine craft as aad weatber condilioas dead aD .... Ia tile lobby of seven and eovelopiag the be was beaded tOirard Terre prec:luded the pilot from tbebDtel At ..... _ peaple _ Injured, iDeludinI two Scott opIillistic motel in flames and sinoie. Haute, about40 miles away, ... succesSfuIl,,,.;,r.letiDl a The pilot of tile A-7D Corsair a trainiDg fliIbt to Nevada. f1a_t ., a Pm- firefiIIIters· about cagers jet, Air Force Maj. Bruce Air traffic controUers ad­ , tagonlll!C*esman said. -:Spor1s20 Teagarden, ejecicid aod viIed him that Indianapolis TeaprdeD. 35, of Las Yegas, Fire officials completed parachuted to safety as tile International Airport We5 IS was Dot injured and was their search of the site .....,......,..... plane knocked off a bank-s roof miles off his rigl.t willi, aod released from an Army Tuesday evening and Sllid they and ripped ~ several Teagardea was trying to land hospital after eumiDation, did not expec:t to find any trees JJe(ore slamming into tile at Indianapolis-when be officials said. additional victims. I - Scott pleased with first week of cage practice By~-.m Stat! Writ.... giving !be players a reason to identity," she said. Taking over !be pnint guard Seals. a 5-foot·7 junior I, push bard. " I do 1000w we have to !be position, and !be pp.rimeter guard, bas " finany decided to Mia" sa pnctiees, SaIuki " 0Dce a program and !be potential to accomplisb a Jot al sbooting threat vacated by play basketban. .. · Scott said, women's basketball coach r.layers get a taste al what it's things and f.bat we will use MariaJice Jenkins and sharp­ aLd " is much more vocal and CiDcIy :M:ott says ber team bas rille to play in thiDp like !be more al "n inside power shouting forward Anne Kat­ working much harder than a a lot al patential NCAA tGunIameDt - oace game," Scot!.said. treb. will be John A. Logan yearago.'· "The eDthBiasm is I'1JIIIIiIIK they'ft experienced what a Seniors Bc-;dgett Bonds, transf.... Deanna SaDders or E ileen Richardson.a :;-8 ;!':.=r!__ aad staff tllat," has ScGtt .. said very Deat dIia« it is aDd can be - it forward, aDd Mary Bergbuis, junior Tonda Seals. guard, also is playing with an makes diem work aDd push cmter, wiD. team with junior Threplayers have left ScGtt improved attitode ant! work "The twolle7 e-..--wark that 1llUCb.1IardI!r, " ScGtt said forward Cathy Kampwerth especially impressed through ~ , 00tb of which have ethic IIDII Im'CI work - are But sIIe said it isloo-srly to aDd off I!II8rd Dana Pilz· !be first w~ al JII"'Icli<e. c:augIItSeott-s eye. bad! pn!MIIl lIIa.. ft!rJ .-.pare IIIiI yar'...... to ad s IIIiIpatrid< __ tossquad. farm !be IIIIcleus al "Cathy ~ is 1iIre_ Of tbr.1!e freshmen recruited entGW ......." '-t,..ra. _ ~" Scatt said. "SIIe last _ aDd suiting up this Lut year's NCAA ap­ uI daa't lillie to "'-.,...re "'tt._ f __ IaYe to Iaft is IIIIII:iI __ amfideat aDd .-.-__ iKBItifttolllil .... -.,way __ ad! -.ScGtt said two haft !be ......... -." ScGtt aarau- SIIe las to Iaft a yar>......... ScGtt ........ is -... --~ ... said. big,arf.... " ............ ,..2 5 Career highs in kills for Walenberg ; "Panache" Brackins returns from minor injury ReIIders may aatiee • Tbat opeued !be door for familiar fare aDd _ po. • Wallouberg aDd sapbomore al~_. N"ma Brackins, wbo lad 21 !be copy al PaaadIe kiDs in ber first appearance Mapziae, aD insert in since returning from 10 a.'·lkle hay's editiGn al lbe injury sustained Satu~day Daily E&vptian.

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