Eastern Illinois University The Keep April 1983 4-21-1983 Daily Eastern News: April 21, 1983 Eastern Illinois University Follow this and additional works at: http://thekeep.eiu.edu/den_1983_apr Recommended Citation Eastern Illinois University, "Daily Eastern News: April 21, 1983" (1983). April. 14. http://thekeep.eiu.edu/den_1983_apr/14 This is brought to you for free and open access by the 1983 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in April by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Thursday,Aprlll 1, 1983 · will be sunny and warmer with highs The Dally in the low to mid 60s. Thursday night will be fair and a little warmer with lows in the mid to upper 30s. �a"ya ,te line of aEasterns Illinoistern University I Charleston, Ill. 61920 I Vol. 66, No.N 142 I Two Sections,ews 20 Pages rindgi.f ts d ery Occasion i ice cream cone - if/avors! D President E John Cole* 1,648 Jim Schobert 1, 119 OP Executive vice president �a11 Meg Hart* 2,256 Financial vice president need Gail Redeker• 2,095 nyou BOG representative Philip Montgomery• 1,497 >pan ! Bob Erio 1,159 L. :quare ion hopefuls and their followers gather in the Wednesday to hear final student government elec­ Off-campus district -Tuscola Room of the University Union tion results. (News photo by Suzanne Cummings) Melissa Bell* 466 \ Ron Wesel* 423 Audrey Dumentat • 360 gStore James Hillestad• 344 Brad Knell* 338 Curt Kensil>" 307 riptions olecyYamin leads election victin its developingors stages from this Mike Anderson"" 298 Coventry year's OCSHA body. Clifton Graham 296 •metics Skowron Poll violation "The model lease is now being tern students elected senior developed.· We want to make the John Fabiano 248 Cole as student body presi­ model lease known and adopted •Maree/Ji nd junior Phil Montgomery charges filed by area landlords so it can be used At-large district . e tern's Board of Governor's Election Committee Co- in the community," Krug said. Dan Sprehe* 1,593 : Factor ntative during the student Chairman Diane Clayberg said OCSHA Vice President Betsi Darcy Braatz• 1,538 ment election Wednesday. several complaints of possible Hagi said, "We need to make the Aaron Shepley• 1,508 t\-\o·ub\gant dition to the two contested election poll violations were organization more . known to Gale Virgilio• 1,457 ive officer races, Elections registered Wednesday night at the students and landlords because Ken Sjorslev* 1,304 ittee Co-Chairman Gary Student Senate meeting. without them we couldn't have Steve Smiley* 1,126 aw and Diane Clayberg an­ ''There were some complaints OCSHA." Kristi Guerra.,, 885 !>rugStore d the winners of the other of improper use of propaganda Hagi added she wants to help Greg Zaccagni"" 846 �ofSquare t government races at the and one complaint 9f illegal. use of expand and develop OCSHA into Jim Prosser 764 t Senate meeting late poll workers filed," Clayberg a credible organization on Ron Saviano 732 day night. said. Eastern's campus accepted by ea/ways said, "My goal as presi­ One complaint accused Col­ both students and landlords. Residence hall district omeat to prove to the students of eman Hall election officii;lis of The results of the special ballot Glenn Good* 1,237 that student government relinquishi.ng names of students for the campus advisory commit­ Lynn Lippoldt* 1,198 CHRIS y a worthwhile, effective who had not voted, Schobert, stu­ tee to the BOG presidential search . Scott Calhoun• 1, 147 · tion that is working for dent body presidential candidate, committee was also announced. Leslie Garrigan• 1, 137 said . Senior John Cole, sophomore John Boyd 820 Shop cited financial problems "People of authority, as elec­ Glenn Good and senior Natalie �of Square e difficulty of retaining tion officials, were abusing their Scott were selected to serve on the OCSHA president· lw e/ry, China, instruction as the major power by releasing the names of presidential search committee to Barbara Krug• 603 1reetlng Cards s students will have to students who hadn't voted yet," find Eastern President Daniel E. xt year. Schobert added . Marvin's successor. Invitations OCSHA vice president representative Mon­ Schobert said the complaint was Senior John Cole, who tallied lessorles, Betsy Hagi* 225 said his main goal for the filed by some of his supporters . 1,838 votes, said one of the �eglstry officials to represent students in the Clayberg said election qualities he will look for in a can­ OCSHA secretary r:>leteGift or additional funding for keep a record of all students eligi­ didate is financial expertise and Vicki Boysen• 563 1d/y Personn el education. ble to vote. When a student votes, someone who has demonstrated tgomery added he will �up­ his name is crossed off of the elec­ 'JS GiftShop "good leadership quality." hill currently in the state tion roster. Good, who received 1,309 OCSHA delegates re which would give stu­ Clayberg said the complaint was votes, said he agreed with Cole Steve Smiley* 500 presentatives on various registered specifically against the that a "background in financial Brad Knell* 465 lTHOMAS of higher education one PROGRESS party. affairs" is an essential quality to James Hillestad• 434 gGoods 've vote. Clayberg would not comment look for in Marvin's successor. Amy Hutchison• 402 quare 345-4717 the two uncontested ex­ further on the other complaints "We need someone who will br­ Kristi Guerra• 382 races , sophomores Meg filed. Elections Co-Chairman ing research to the university-so­ Lisa Price* 322 d Gail Redeker received Gary Chartraw said the election meone who will find money and Dan Brosseau• 307 eSquare n 2,000 votes each for the committee will meet with Don bring money to the university," he , 've vice president and finan- Cook, student government ad­ added. Campus search committee l(Jve on vice president positions viser, at 9 a.m. Thursday. Char­ Senior Natalie Scott was chosen John Cole* 1,838 'vely. traw denied further comment on the third member of the commit­ Glenn Good* 1, 309 Shoes r Barb Krug and junior the matter. tee with 1.223 votes . Natalie Scott• 1,223 Hagi were elected president Scott has said the qualities she Matt Glover 1, 216 · e president of the Off­ · Krug said her major goal is to will look for in a president are Shernita Banks 551 Your s Student. Housing create "a communication bridge strong leadership ability; a com­ Madeleine Doubek 546 · lion. Sophomore Vicki between Eastern students and mittment to the position, a igGood was elected OCSHA Charleston area landlords." knowledge of the jot and the • Election winners . All three ran unoppos- Krug said she plans to work fur­ ability to listeQ to students' con­ "" Half-year winners eds ther on a model lease which is now cerns. 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