1990-10-26; Central Michigan Life

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RALLY TIME
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FRIDAY
October 26,  1990
Financial void forces library to make cuts
bV;KELLY  McCARTY about   $1(1(1.(1(11)  this  war.'  M,„,,■,.  -aid and   v.,.  ,(,,,, ,   haw ,■,,,,,,!:( nev.'  In- said
"lliirlmilni-l   li:is  not  t;   up. ho ••ii r  piHcha-nii;  pow .1 M....,e -aid  vii.il cut h ale a  -in.- thine  it  the additional
I Ii.- I'in k labia, ■>■ vv ill , nt  I k purchase- bv  :'.. p.-n . -m has (|,.(-|i,,,.,l d,a-licallv    We are bin mo, ..no  ihmh.i  v. 11.. 1      «* 1111 m I !  not   mat .-rial >/.-
'A-vea,he, .,,,-.,- illation and a budget ihut-sHio I w hnuo.hl   IT, wins ,io,A- I   nloituniiK-lv    o,,,   need- haw only  e,i.,w., i at I,or I ban
*~,,"l't Without      nioio     money,     certain      niiit.iial-       ~u.li     a-     dinnm-h     lull.it! -   k d 11 lis;   ii-. '  ho  s.,,<|    "Til   like  t.. p.et
'''"    ''"-"I''"'    I'-dw.u.i    I',     J.ikuhau-kas   -ay-   nothing periodical-,  mav   oe|   cut   a-  well a, , p i, - ,| „,,i„  ti .r  at   lea-1   lor  t he  rale ol   inllat ion '
'■'"    '"'   '|,,M''   •''"""    '*"'   hhiaiv*-   hud.;,-,    nan!   al'tei    iho -|    |,,,,„.    that     wont     be    nw-sin     I.tit     tho    hbiaiv     i- \IiIi,„,m|,  I I, - a nit  p, -nod ual- a. e scheduled  to ho  tin
No wml. oi   elect ion under no uris.-d    Wow  put    v   nil.. H . hut   not  o is:li." In -I .  ol hoi   lib, a, v   i .--on i . .-  a l-o cm Id  -ul lo,
Ku;h.   noss   «!•'„•  wa.tmi;   h.r  a   rear,,,,,,  !,,„,,   '.an-,,,.A \|u,„,.  said Ml.  .. ,„,  hl,,   ,,.;,,„  .,,,,„.. ^ „,,„  lt,w,,,,1 |umf,no  , he
concern,,,.; l),o -tat.- delict,  ho -aid     'There.- ; --,1 v "It s   my   hop,-  to  somehow  or another  work    mo  up     <   KX IK \ -v-iom and hv   addmc ll  now s, all 'posit ions
"'   ■'  ■■■'"l'-'<V  •'   'edu, !,..,, ol   In,id- with   whatever   wo   can     In   ..id,-,    to   pui.-h.i--   i h.     -.,,,„■ II,,■   hi,,.,, v    al-,   u-e-   leoeciiiii.;   funding   to   koop   t he
l-uiuliiio, tho hi.,ai ■.   i- a p, I.,, ity. Jaktibiia-ka- said   hut amount     as    last     war.    which     u,i-    not     ,; i.    v.,      need \ < > I'I <    I.  - v ■ i .n ,.  w h ich  u-e-  sio( I (ll 11, a  v oar    Moon-said
""    "l'!Hi""-'l    "•'>   '•'"  V."  towa,d   Iho  library   until   Iho addit lotia I  hu .(is '' (    I A\ I I ' \    ,-    a     ,p n/od    or   on-     card    catalog
-tat.- , ills  il-  I nid rot                                                                                                             Moor.- said  th,- hi ii a r\   I,ml o el   i-li\ulr,l  l.,-t«.-rii  I k- -v -!,.,,,   .ind   Nl > I l<   I-    |,i,,u,li-   n i Ai illation   Ik.in   all   iho
1,1   ,,M'   ",r; '"'    hb.a.v   adminisl.at,,,-   .,,,-   (,,i,od   to and   poriodaal  subscriptions j,).,.,, ,,._  ,,,,  ,,„.   ..,-.,,■,,,.  ul,,ch   mi hides  hbiaries  I,on.  all
make  due  w-lh   what   I hoy   have                                                                                 I lo added  hooks and  son., I s  u-o about   . a  poi, , -nl   , ,1  t 11, ,,.,  ,   I lo-   I ' i ul .-.I  Si at ••-
1''••'"    "'     Ii' ►• •< t 3. -    Tom     Mo,,,,-    -aid    tl,,-    I 'mvi-ilv hu.|.;et   and   inflation   i.He  l,,i   periodical-   ha-  i in,  layl.   A, ' \\ . •   ha w  »i I   I ei inn , , I-  • I, .i    \( )'| 11 'K ,  hut   uohiwiio
■■'""<■"<•■'« •','""'   AAOuu ,o ,h.     an   ,h,-wa, several  vea.> l.u.lo.a   ! ,,., ,„„,mi . *  l„-   -a i.i       Cut   ewrvoneis   undo,
\\<-   no. do, I   .d.out    si IN   .nil   -,   .-.,-   ha %,■   a   -ho, 1 tall   ..I             "We've   mado   ,,u,    -,-,,., Is   s,,h-.-i ipl ion   ,.id, i    I hi-   w.,i I. a. ha-1   .,,,.1   iho,   i ■  a  < an. pi i-  v. i.lo  pi,, I, Am  ■'
Perfect Position
Levin To Speak
I It I   f'lu.lo Jt-ffo-v  S,.i,q.-
Taking a break between classes. Thomas Goddard. Hiyyms Lake senior, enjoys lhe sunny   sky and a Pepsi in bout ol Cii.ivjn Hall Thursday morning.
Bars can turn back
the clocks and opt
for a late last call
by DON TURNBULL
and GRETCHEN Van CLEAVE
So,no students would |..nu '-'I limn, a l.i\ il
lho\    ould and   pa, t \   , t ,<n i >;. ■ i -   uiiol'I   -iiucc/i-
ill   _'.*.   il   I ln-\   on  1 o t ho   i i:l,l   ha l -  tin-   '.'. , okoti,'
( 'look - t u l 11 hark al. ho,, r at '.! a m Suini.n and
-omo hais in town plan lo l.ikr adv.,nlat:,■ ot iho
add ll u.i lal   I lino
h:iis aro .ilu.iv.-. i.-.j-aiiod hs la\\ [o ha-.o
patrons leavo h\ 'J :U\ a in ami nio-t l.nal har-
-top  sor\ ino   h,|Uo,   hotwooii   !   a m    and  '.'.  a  in
lint llirv o.-t an o\t r.i hour to -lav upon and soil
liipiur it tln-v sol li.uk th.-ir rl.nks -aid linh
Muldoi. dist rut supoi v isoi lor Muhioan laipioi
('ontol  onion i-mcnl  division   in  l.ansuij;
Muld.-r add<-d niosl h.ns -till iloso at J. am
davh^hl savings linn- as opposod to tho nowh
iroalod J a in. and niiiHt don't take advanlaj;,- nl
tin- addilioiial oppiirt unil y  lor sales
T'ho \V.i\Hido Central. KUil. S Mission, plans on
staying open tor lhe seennd  J. o clock limir.
Mike Wmsor. tiianaK1'' ;<' Wayside Ceiitral.
said tin- l.ai Htays open every year with no
problem* in crowds or scheduling workers.
The I {lack si one liar. 21 2 W. Michigan, is known
tor its last call and plans an even later one an t he
t line change
'1'bis year will mark the I'iisI tune the liar has
stayed open on I lie "2f>-hour (lav. said I'lnl ("loon.
a bartender ;t!   I be  Blackstone
Management hopes to have a larger crowd than
THE BAR IS
OPEN
ONE^ FOR THE ROAD
Usual and will otlei progressive drink special- as
incentive, -aid Art Waldscliitudt. a lil.K k-t ..no
bartender
Some liars are up in the air about tin- LU.at
hour debate
The Hud Bar and ("rill. ITJ:! S Main, plans In
close al the regular lime, but the final decision
will hi- up to the manager on duly, said owner
I )an   Hri'idoiisl em
Sec CLOCKS !.«),■   Hi
Western Weekend
arraignments done
by COMMIE   PEMMIK
Alt h. .ue. 11 a, i . m;i. in. -M ol p.-op I.- a i i .-t.d ilui uu; Western Woo k end
w oi ,- , , mi plot . -d liu w .-ot-.. pi •■ l.i.d- ol I In i-o • <i,ite-l ii i>: chai o.s we re
- ho.hlled   ho    ,,.-\t    ...  ol.
II,.- ton, ( '\H ' • l udoiil ■ ,'. ho p load.-d :: u 111 > I •• t ho cba i f;,-s at their
a l , a ,!'nuiolit -   in    I     .ili.-lla   ('.nilitv    l)otliol    I   ollll   an-
■ .1- ,-hu. i \ I..-.,,!.-, Is I >wo-.-,. Iio-luuan. pleaded guilty to a charge
,.| . Ii -oi do, I '. ■ olid in t !■■! t h,.,v. in.; ., Hi.; ( , ulp al a [uiluv iillircr III-
v.., ; ,.i,i.■,•<! lo -oivo ! o. <• dav- in i.ol ..i tin hour.- ot volunleo,
. , a, o o i , i i l ( '.     -• ■ , v l. - -   a l n I   1 ,a v    > .'',< i   111   lino-,   am!   court   lists
■ John I' Stu.-nkol. :'M. K,o;;o llail.ui sophomoie. pleaded guilty to
di-tuthuis;   the   pea, i      Me   v. . i -  older.-d   to   -oivc   live  (lav-   in   I.ol   or  hi)
In .u , - < .i   v olui it o. ■ i    m i mil v   -oi v i, e and  pav   $L.'.'.(I in lims and i-hiim
n ,-t  .
■ Aliian.lio II |-'o, iiando/. )'* /..-.-laiid tio-hman. pleaded guilty to
ili-t in ! nu:;   tin-   peace    lte  wa- oT'ileK-d  to  >erve  live  days   in jail  or (i()
ll. .11 I   -     ol    \  • i I I I III 'el    i   ,    111'I i.| I I I I V    si -, A  ll  O   .11 I. I    p.lV     ~S '.! ",( I    I 1 I   ll 1 11-   .1 , I <1   1 oil I"t
Ill-Is
I .I.i nl M Kolov a i . '.:• I. S.o-inaw |iin lot . pleaded nil ill > I, i (II si tl rbl 11 o
the po.no lie wa- ..id.-led to -orw five davs 111 jail or till hours ol
volunteer , • iiiinui n it v   -eivice and   pav   $lia(l  in  lines and  court   costs.
Anoltioi -even -(ml. nl- v.eie a i i. 11 j.; 11 e( I Moiidnv and I'uesdav in
I )i-t , 11 I I'uiiiI. bill then pie I ,ia I hearings were adjoin lied until next
w eek
■ ll.iiii'iii- K Shuuiakii 'IS. I'laiiiwell senior, is charged with
di-oid.-ilv   coiidu. t     Her  pie trial   heal inc.   is  Monday.
■ Camel.i A Mi.itow. jn I'he.isaul Kim junior, ts charged with
disorderly   conduit     llerpn-tiial  bearing  is Monday
■ -Jetlrev ll b'oo.rs. l:ii. Klml -ophnmoie. is charged with disorderly
conduct    His  pro trial  i- scheduled tor Monday. Oct.  Ii9.
■ Matthew (' (\ phots. IS, lie-biiian whose honietown was not
available, is chai e.<-(! w it h di-oi ilerlv conduct    I lis pre-trial is Monday
■ Cat rick     J      Siiuth.     1!».    (orunna    sophomore,    is    cluii'M''('    with
A-e- ARRESTS C.iix, ?
Senator Carl Levin i s , . u m i,jj
to ( oi iti a I A t ampu . on Nov/ >*
.11 U.1 .-.ill I'.lViO a p,et nut and vote'
•ally in tu >,it o! the f '.n k ( it.i a,y
at   1 .'    IS  p  in
It tho .-.oathe,  e, ha,.) Id,- tally
-.-.-1rI     take    pl.n •■    1,1    th"    Hove
UlUVfl -.ity   (    •■Mtol    Alldil.ltlUll,
Schools
look at
conduct
policies
by CORRIE PERNIK
I  K t    -,l.itt   vVfito,
As CMl1 ..IVlcials piepaie to
take ait 1011 against -t ud, nt s w ho
allegedly violated the Student
("ode olC'oiiduct dm,a); We-te,n
Weekend, olhei school- ate
le-evaluat mt; thou ,11 -, ipl 111 a, v
polu ies
Westoin Micbio.ui I'niv.i ily.
now , iperat I nj; under a
If) vcar old code ol o.iiiliu t.
curieiitlv is rcvi'.ir,!'. U ■ p.Jny,
sa id I 'ha lies I Jnmu-l I v , a- ... late
dean nl Students at We to,,.
Meanwhile. students at the
I'niversity ol Michigan ale
p rot est i up, the i in), I on, out at ion of
a now policv on sludeiit conduit.
I'll.- new ( 'ode ol .Student I.that Weslel ,l is mole -pi-dlic ahout
tho I , i 11 p,o and .-.■ v,-1 11 y (if
-auction- and allow- action
a f.;. i u i s t student- who < 11 -1 i c 1111
West oi ii by violat nip , il v .., . I ate
law s.   be  -aid
The now i-i ,ili> is t he I e-u ll nt
pl . 11.1. ■ 11. , the il:11 v i ■ i -11 y has
laced with out   ,.l   • on I i ol
oil campus parties, Ik.iiii.lly
-aid He described la-l vein's
('.nl r.il Western lootball name
in K.,laiiia/oo and its allei math
as"a ine-s" and added be hopes a
now lode will keep the mold' Ills
Iroin  happen uij; anai n
Last year's ( 'out I id We-lei it
Weekend elided 111 llots illld
police used teai- n-ls l', control
the crowds Only lluee Western
students locoived disciplinary
action in connect inn with last
veal's  arrests.   Donnelly said.
Westerns policies ic|;aul,,ij.
prosecution under the f'ode of
Student lake ale .similar to
('eiitral's sanctums      aie
llldepelld. 11.1   of   com I    lllllllp,s
A studeiil may have i halves
dismissed in couil on le^al
technicalities. Diumelly said.
Kut university chaie,e- lollovv*
their own due process.
"It's not double jeopaidy; it's
double responsibility.'* he said
Students who choose Western
ask to be a part olthe university
community and iiui-l adheie to
its standards il they want to
stay. In- added
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