1988-10-03; Central Michigan Life

              HELPING OUT
Charity begins fundraising drive
NEWS, PAGE 3
SWEET REVENGE
CMU blasts Kent State in conference opener
SPORTS, PAGE 10
METAL EDGE
X-Citerz pleases crowd at bar
ENTERTAINMENT, PAGE 8
WEATHER
Partly sunny, highs in
lower 50s to 60
Central
Michigan
MONDAY
October 3, 1988
Life Of leisure
CM LIU Cti'i* Birkt
la».n(-  a  (.leak   tft.-.t-en   lap .  Suri.Ta,,-  afternoon  at   Bennett   h.t'.r   r,  '/.lit I.
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To pay or
not to pay?
Debate on tax-funded abortions
scheduled for Wednesday evening
by JENNIFER CHRISMAN
I hi- l.tll could mark an hi-tnrical ev.nl ui the live- of many ("Ml"
-tudent -
Nov h. many -tudent- will have the ..pp.nl unity In participate in
then   fir-t   pte-idcntial election
Anil to inform -indent- about on,* ,.! the ballot piopn-al-. the Law
I'l o It-- ion ( 'enter I- -poll-nl mo a debate tit t.iv I u lie letl abort mil- Wed
n.-day   at  7 p in   in fVatie 1.17
I he center I- -poii-iermg the tlehale to aid -tudent- in making llieir
tht I-ion anil allow them In a-k tpie-t nn- about l'llbl it Alt fi!». I'.'sT. -aul
ltd Znlt\. Law   l'nefi --ion I "enter diiettor
Carol King vv ill -peak on U hall of the i'e,.pie - Campaign for ("Inme
and  Annua  Kaku   will  t.-pre-ent   Right  to Life nt  Michigan
"We If  going  to  pa-- olll   o  hv   ."> i allts -a people can 1 .Use ,|Ue-t|otl-."
-aid '/oil v . lai tilt v  adv i-er lor t he I're- law  .\--.icialioii   "Two -t in lent-
Will   po-e   tile  t|Ue-t|o|l-   lo  the  I cpr e -e lit a I I V . ■ -
The Nov s> ballot will lealiiie th. colli lo V,T -lal l'i..p..-al A The
pi op. .-al vv oiiltl t, ,r bid the u-e i et -t ate ta\ lurul- to pav tor . in abort ion for
a p.-i -. en i,-t ,-iv mg puhln a--i-l am .- mil.— il w a- dee me, I ini ,--ary tn
-av e  1 he   llle  . it   the  111,ether
"' ll would deter mine • vv hel her ot not public 1 unils -hmild he u-.-d lur
ah. it I lull-."  -aid  /oil v. .is-. n late  pi,,!, ■- -, ,i  ,,l  pel it n a I  -cielu e
Doth pro llle and pro choice -uppoitor- an- worried voter- will not
und.T -tand what they* are voting tor
A Sunday ai t nle in 1 he D.i roit New- -late- Iti-h op K.r.mth I'ovi-h
ol  the  l.an-ing Catholic DitK.-e -aid the 1--UC t- jHihtical a- well a-
i• *, ..• ' .-,. DEBATE ('.«!.■ J
Sociaf attitudes jCMU to host College Night Wednesday
towards elderly
may be changing
by MARGARET WOLFGANG
I  .bv  ii .1 I'.   .Iakubaii-k. i-. w il! k n k ..If         .-lul  in," -aid  I '..tt v  Wag lur   ,i--ki , lent -   a n.l  parent -  l.« ik   pal I   in   la-t
t !;•• night il.* liin i t I Adnn--mil- v.-ai - piogiam.  Wagner -aul
'1 here   I-   llo   l ll.ll ge   to   attend   the
piogr.m.   and    people    who   want    to
The time-, t hey  an* a , hang m'        again
A- the "babv   In Mill ici" geniT.ltloIl glow- up. the
M tilth-i it -lelltetl -'ii li tV  ol the 11 **">< I-.   til I - anil '7l I- l-
griiwmg Up ti...        y uliluig Un.Ti. lal  te-ull-.-.ml   j
Joanne llnilnii-ki, dneiloi ,,t l   Ml' - ,*,ii. .r it. .1. egv
program \
Aging i cma in - a tearful pr.* ■—tor -ome people.
I Hit  tile mat in at ion ot A r n,i I, an -e.t i, 1 y   i- lo-lei ■    j
ing more I lea It hv att it in le- tow aril I be el, lei Iv and   i
aging,  -he -aid j
Anil in, ne anil inoi e ev iileit e ot that in. ttu ral ion
ha- been iiopping up in . vetvd.iv   lite
"We're lieglllllltlg to sec oltler people J), irt rav ed
: 111 t he trad la ■ more r eal i-t n all v ." ('.rahin-kl -aid
TclcVT-iuii -lie,in- -lull a- "The < toltlt n dill-"
have show n oliicr people leading prudlii live live-.
and have i tint ributetl to I he loritialion nt hitler
att llllde- toward tho elderly . -he -aid j
Ma-.-   media   -ophi-i n ai ion   in   ihe   l'.t-u-.   in
term- ot  treatment  .1 ..1.1. r adult-,  repr.-ent- a  |
tlra-llc tie pal tun- from the l! nil I- and ll'Tu-. Cra
liui-ki -aid
"The tncu- ol -.iiniitlii.hvli.il we -.ivy i then ' wa-
i>:i  youth Ciidgit  liinvie- and teeny   bopjier-  in
general." -he -aid
"We had people going utter t Ir- \ <>ut li market
now   we're  going to -ee ihahv   bootner-i followed
through a- that generation i- aging
The v a-t market of co-met ic- to prey cut vv i ink
le-. color gray  hair  and di-gui-e  other  -ign- ot
aging serve a- ev I deuce ot the market pi. ice i hanging to meet the need- ol it- more mature cun-uni-
er-. (irahm-ki -aid
I tut as the shift from a primary loi u-oti youth lo
one on maturity takes place, appearance- do not
play such a vital rule in determining one's -til-
worth, she -aid
"Hack in the l!>t>ll-. tin- saying was women Went
to college to find a good husband.
"Now women have more choices they're not as
likely to associate their worth as a person with
their appearance." (irahinski said
Itut despite the indications Americans are
forming healthier attitudes toward aging, fears
associated with aging still exist.
Individuals Inith young and old who do have
difficulty facing the prospect of aging may have a
variety of reasons lichind their fears, (irahinski
said.
"There are so many different contributing fac-
by NANCY SALLA
 '.  l h gain., ,1 bv  A,in.'--ions ,,ti,I .ilea                 lb.-  (Ullege   N'igbt    piogiam   I-   a
Student-     ttom     Li     a',   i     hi. h high -i boo! cuiii.-■ !•■! -   C, ,||.-g. ■ \ ight u.n   to   help   -Indent-   narrow   down
-, 1 1-    will    g. I    a   gb-np   .     into   ll.- :-     .h-lgi.ed      te,     help     huh      -.1 1 1 h. -I l   . h> ee, , -   w it 11. .ut   t he e\ pell -e  ol at lend   t o  t'm.l   . nil   Itioi.-   inloi mat Ion
inline Wee In,  - .1 ,-.   i. e. hi 11 rn. 11         -. -ii... -    an. I    i belt     p.n • r.l - -. i - a mg . a. h  . amp'i-   ' Wagner  -aid . it.. ,ut a -i !:■., .1 i an -m iplv   -how  up at
CMC     I-     l.ei-1     to    I '-.li.   . .       \l,   hi        !i !,.ltl,    II...I.'   ,ll...*ll    il'.ll'.l.lu.il   O'll.'..-                    I   ll        ,"H     I olle.'.--        lllll      UlllV.-l-ltle- t he   evellt
Wan in.-i   Aialiloi , nut aii.l  1 h. ■  ll..-., . and     uui'.. I-it i.  -    b.'.'ie    m.ikm.:     a ,nvi!.d    il i :v ill at 1 .-nd t he pn.gi am   A               She s,, i,| 11,.- -t I I - c. .in ing l< i C..I-
I    III V.I silt    Cent.   1    at     .    p   lie ,1.   ,  l-loll-    oil   Whi, ll    -,   I'.'" ■!   to   alt.   lid l.'lll.bel   .,!   these   -i  hools   ate  llolll   out |,...,.    \',.|rl     ,,,,.     -, | |_     !,„.,,-    highly
A   g. iieial   a--.*!i,hl-.    in   W.n ■ in, i A |.,i  ■ 1 -tud. r.l -  ! hmk ,n t. i iii - ot . .•   -late   Wag. in r   -aid 	
\ppio\mi.itelviiii'l high -ih.ml -tu .   , ,       COLLEGE'       ■•     '
il I l a vv ell i ilil l lig - p. ■ i h h
.'hi   be   11,1.1  -
Introducing the Royal Court
by SUZANNE GEARHART
Llolll   "a    llglllel    vole   lb.Ul    II.Hill.ll'   the
lllss   1 lolllei ollling  t'oillt   ellierg"  el
App i, i Mm.itch J.Jin I -Indent- voted 1 hi -
year,   -aul  (il,mi  St.unei.  tiiieiteei   ,.'   the
< lllice lit  Si llde 111  Lite   The average ll umbel
ot   Volet-   1-    I  HUH
Al A AO a III l-'ndav . lb . and iti.it, - and
tvvu 1. ple-.nl atlv es -at III ihe Itovte I tu
v.Tsilv Center Tel I ate Room, upp. i l.*v« 1
.iiivi.hi-U waiting lo heal I ben nan.. - n .el
nil Ihe li-1 t.l unlit me ml iet - A- each name
wa- atui,nun ed. the It-n-ion gtevv -Iroiigei
bec,ill-e t ho candidate- kliew llet-ii tli.ino-
ot  royalty   were dwindling
The five women who heard then  naine-
auiiounccd   a-   court   member-   ale   Diane
lui.ei.     Mitha.-i    M.iu'Iiiim.     Kit hinniitl
Hinior.     and     Muhacl     Wontack.     Detnnt
Ulllle el
Allhoiigli then name- an- being kept
11 mill w rap- iml ll I he i >i I 1 I pep rail v . t be
identity ol the king and ijUeen already ale
know ii Tb.v ai c the male and female > emu
tile It i her-  who   I et i-IV . .1   t be  Iln ,-t   V i etc-
Alter the lourt inctilhet- wele
aiinoiiticed. Starn, i had a la-t comment tor
all ol the candidate- who competed
"A- bit a- t he i Ion leco in ing Coin nut tee i-
i , .In .-riled. Vou I e all king- and tpieell-. he
-aid
llu-  Veal   .va- the Iii-t  tune the  Home
i oiuing Sle.-i I ng Com in lit ee f. irn tally  li' .11
tied   the   i aiiih.late-  ..1   the  campaign  outcome. St a it u r -aid   In the pa-t. 1 he con i milt i- nut itied eat h nominee bv  phono
11 omeciiining Coin nut lee Co-
llotlll-
iteguin.  I'lua senior: Saniaiitha (iaidmr
1'lainvvell   settlor:   Carol   Kleui-mith    I'lv- chairwoman   Laura   Winiecki   vv
mouth junior: Tammy   Kii-hncr. k.-miihi- nat.-.l to l.t-t year's court
senior,   and   Chri-tine   Weh-ter.    Kloritla Winiec ki. Hu inirigham -enior. -aid -he i-
.-t-riior gla<l   the  loliimillee  decided   to  make  the
And  tin-  year-  nun'- court   con-i-ls  of aniunincenient a formal ev cut   She -aid it i-
Kichard Iti-cher. Ruth junior. Marc La-cc
-ki. Fairgrove junior. Allen Long. Cadillac to the phone for the verdict
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CM LITE Chris Butt
ill improvement compared to waiting next      Congratulating f l..n,J,i vni  r Christine Webster Friday tor being selected
is ■ re.- i;' I tie  10 n !--ir,her-, i '■ ttie H' ,;i;e-; i,'ming court is Carol Kleinsnulh.
f'i.iii' ntfi |umi,i, ,i:-l Sft.tt rj.nJeau,  Ti.i.eiSe City senior
I I
United Way starts fundraising with breakfast
by JENNIFER J  JENSEN
"ibtir, K l'ickaril Road The drive will
i,include N'ov. 1 _'
Mary Olivi.ri. Mount Plea-ant
resident, i- the chairwoman for thi-
vear'- drive in l-abella ('ounlv
I'nited Wav will tli-tribule all lon-
Kmployees of companie- in
I-aU-lla County will have the chance
to ht Ip several organizations  which
gne to the needy through I'm ted Way trihutum- it receive- from the drive to
this month ll     human    service-    agencies    in
United    Way    began    its    annual I-.dx-lla    County    throughout    1 «».*>!».
l.-alxdla   County   fundraising   cam- -aid Stan Rathhun. executive director
paign Sept. ~2l.) with a hreakfa-t fur for United Way of I-aUSIa County.
volunteers at  Mount  Pleasant  Inn. This year the goal for the Isabella
County campaign i- $;t~().IKM), he
-aid l-a-t year they surpassed their
goal with a total of $:i."t5.fi00
The I-aln-lla County campaign is
divided into -even divisions: CMU.
major firms, retirees, professionals,
the oil industry, -mall businesses,
and  county-wide which   includes
small towns such as Weidman and
Kosehush. Ilathhun said.
Kach division has section leaders,
who are responsible for recruiting vol
unteers, he sank
Kathhun -aid \'iO volunteer- are
participating in fundrai-ing this
year United Way provides materials
and training for them
Almost all of the donations are
given hy the employees of Isabella
County companies, said Rathhun
Employees can give- in one of three
ways, said Shaun  Holtgreive one of
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