VOL. XXIII NO. 34 THURSDAY , OCTOBER 12, 1989 THE INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER SERVING NOTRE DAME AND SAINT MARY’S Sen. Coats leads drug meeting on campus BY JOHN O’BRIEN on Indiana, on the industrial News Copy Editor heartland, on the area I repre­ sent to the state of Indiana” Law enforcement officers, said Coats. prosecutors and legislators South Bend Mayor Joseph from across Indiana came to Kernan said, “We face a very Notre Dame Wednesday for a serious problem in our com­ drug abuse prevention confer­ munity—that problem is ence sponsored by U. S. Senator drugs.” He called the drug Dan Coats. problem a “scourge” that af­ The conference, entitled “Off fects all communities. the Streets: Drug Enforcement According to David Link, in Indiana,” focused on the dean of the Law School, Coats problems law enforcement chose Notre Dame as a location agencies face in combatting the for the conference because it problem of illegal drugs in In­ was a convenient location in diana. South Bend. “He was also at­ “This is an awareness about tracted by the fact that Father drugs in our nation, an aware­ Malloy was here,” said Link. ness that will lead to action. University President Father This action will lead to success Edward Malloy is a member of in the war against drugs,” said Indiana Governor Evan Bayh’s Coats. Committee for a Drug-Free In­ The Observer/ E.G. Bailey Coats, a ranking member of diana. The head of that com­ Ben Masel and Maria Farrow, both members of the National Organization to Reform Marijuana Laws the U.S. Senate Subcommittee mittee, Jeff Modisett, serves as^ (NORML), display their sign outside of Notre Dame’s Law School Wednesday. Maria Farrow is also a on Children, Family, Drugs and Drug Czar for the Bayh Admin­ member of Help Eliminate Marijuana Prohibition (HELP). Alcoholism, said that the drug istration. problem has “exploded across Malloy called the drug prob­ our landscape" since he took lem a “very perplexing and dif­ Protestors call for marijuana legalization office in January. ficult social and moral issue Fighting the War in Indi­ Bennett to be present as “One of my missions has Cubs, BY SARA MARLEY been to attempt to bring the News Editor ana.” well. see DRUG/ page 5 The protesters represented Notre Dame’s Office of message of the impact of drugs Two protesters held a the National Organization to Public Relations and Infor­ banner which read Reform Marijuana Laws mation and sources in the Hoosier Users “Marijuana Prohibition is (NORML), said Ben Masell of Law School denied that Ben­ Drug arrests per thousand people in five Indiana cities. the Gateway to Hard Madison, Wisconsin. nett was present or ex­ Drugs,” Wednesday outside Coats is a member of the pected. p 6.6 Notre Dame’s Law School. Senate Subcommittee on Bennett was scheduled to &3 Inside, a conference on law Children, Family, Drugs and appear with Coats at a semi­ a 2 0.7 0.7 0.6 0.3 enforcement took place as Alcoholism and Masell said nar Monday in Indianapolis. Elkhart South Bend Bloomington W. Lafayette Mishawaka part of Senator Dan Coats’s he expected Bush Adminis­ “We are not interested in weeklong program “Drugs: tration Drug Czar William SOURCE: FBI Uniform Crime Reporting and Staff Calculations The Observer see PROTEST / page 4 Two murders cap 13 drug related bombings in Colombia

Associated Press outbreak of bomb attacks since Marta Luz Lopez and Miguel government action against Soler was killed in front of drug lords, blamed for slaying Soler, a spokesman for the Bo­ them. his house Tuesday by a man BOGOTA, Colombia — Gunmen a presidential candidate, went gota-based newspaper El El Espectador publisher who rode by on a motorcycle, on motorcycles killed two to war with the government Espectador told the Associated Guillermo Cano was assassi­ El Espectador spokesman Al­ employees of the newspaper El nearly two months ago. Press. nated by drug traffickers in a fonso Bernal told the Associ­ Espectador on Tuesday in an Tuesday’s outbreak of vio­ Miss Lopez was administrator spray of submachine gun fire ated Press. apparent effort by cocaine traf­ lence came during a visit to of the paper’s Medellin office, Dec. 17, 1986, as he was leav­ Miss Lopez was killed by a fickers to force the daily to end Colombia by U.S. Army Gen. and Soler was the daily’s ing the newspaper in his car. shot in the neck, and her its anti-drug crusade. Maxwell Thurman, the head of circulation manager in the city A month ago, a car bomb ex­ mother was wounded in a leg The shootings in Medellin the U.S. Southern Command of 2 million people. ploded beside the paper’s Bo­ while the two women sat in a follow 13 bombings reported in based in Panama. The newspaper has long suf­ gota building, causing heavy car at a traffic light, the pa­ three other Colombian cities Killed within an hour of each fered from attacks by drug damage and forcing the news­ per’s spokesman in Bogota overnight. It was the largest other Tuesday afternoon were traffickers angry at its calls for paper to cut back operations. said. Family Focus discusses effects of alcohol abuse sible type, the mascot, and the BY ROBERT KELLY caretaker. News Staff Kelly explained that three of these four types result in a In this week’s Family Focus worsening of the alcoholic’s si­ discussion, Carolyn Kelly out­ tuation and a denial of the real lined the damaging effects of problem of alcohol abuse in the alcohol abuse on the family unit family. and offered some ways to ap­ One stereotype that Kelly ex­ proach this problem. plored is the responsible type of Kelly used the analogy of a son or daughter, generally the mobile to describe alcohol as a type of student one would find family disease. Kelly explained at Notre Dame. This young that when one branch of the person is usually achievement mobile is disrupted by alcohol, oriented and successful in the whole structure is set into school and activities. motion. In the same way, when The presence of alcohol abuse one member of a family in the family upsets the changes, the whole family is af­ “mobile” by depriving the son fected. or daughter of the praise and A short film shown at the dis­ affirmation he or she needs, cussion explained that there Kelly said. As a result, the child are four categories into which becomes insecure and unsure of Career Chats The Observer/ E.G. Bailey children of alcoholics can usu­ his abilities. Peace Corps representative Steve Rypkema speaks to sophomore James Suttle at the Arts and ally be placed. These categories Letters Career Day held Wednesday afternoon. are the rebel type, the respon­ see FAMILY/page 4 page 2 The Observer Thursday, October 12, 1989 WORLD BRIEFS The quest for the easy ‘A’ Two hundred and thirteen pounds of pure cocaine were dropped early Tuesday from an aircraft into the bay of Guayama, is a futile effort Puerto Rico, and were seized by police. Sgt. Edwin Sollivan, head of the Guayama Police Division of Drugs and Narcotics, said the cocaine had an estimated street value of $200 million. Sollivan I have a vision of the perfect class. This class will be interesting, will entail some sort of en­ said the drug shipment came from Colombia since it was packaged joyable work like watching movies, and boost in special cans, which he said was a common practice of I sacrifice my high Colombian drug runners. my GPA because of the high mark the excellent ideals to the professor will give me. For 3 1/2 years 1 have been searching for this perfect class, but it has almighty god of the Libya’s official news agency Tuesday assailed NATO’s eluded me. high GPA.' naval exercises in the Mediterranean, saying they threaten peace My friends constantly come to me and say “ and will pollute the ocean. The monthlong “ Deterrence Force" Bias, have I got a class for you. It’s so easy exercises began Monday in the western Mediterranean. NATO de­ you’d have to be an idiot not to get an A. ” Un­ John Bias! scribed the maneuvers as routine and said they.involve forces fortunately, their easy A s turn into my generous Accent Editor from the United States, Italy, Greece, Turkey, West Germany, Bri­ Cs. tain, Spain and France. In a dispatch monitored in Rome, the It doesn’t matter to me that I’m paying news agency JANA said the exercises “flagrantly threaten peace 15 grand a year to learn something from this they had graphics and PICTURES. Not just or­ and security in the Mediterranean. These hostile maneuvers dia­ fine institution. I want a class that will yield dinary boring pictures either. There were pic­ metrically threaten air and naval navigation.” maximum results with a minimum of effort. tures of dancing raisins and Mickey Mouse. Something fluffy like the “Evolution of the 1 was seduced by the fascinating material and American Family from the Cleavers to the Cos- the faux marble cover of my beautiful text­ with a robot sidekick landed by UFO A three-eyed alien bys“ would shield my plummeting GPA from the books, perhaps I thought they were ancient and made a boy vanish by zapping him with a pistol, a Moscow barrage of B’s in my Metaphysical Nothingness Grecian artifacts or something. I embraced the newspaper reported Tuesday, in a second day of strange tales in and Existential Realities seminars. definitions of product and was entranced by our the state-run media. But as the bizarre saga of the space invasion I want to go to a graduate school, a MAJOR classes’ discussions of debits and credits, toilet of the city of Voronezh unfolded for a second day, a scientist graduate school or get a great job in Chicago so paper and dancing raisins. Yes, I loved my whose words were used to buttress the first published report I can watch the Cubs lose year after year from classes. voiced doubts, and said he was in part misquoted. the top of my roof— I can’t decide which. What I eagerly anticipated and answered every “feed more can I ask for out of life? What else is me” question my professors gave me to the NATIONAL BRIEFS there? dismay of my classmates, the crossword puzzle My friends had informed me of their latest ex­ hounds. These students didn’t seem to share my perience of introductory business courses. They enthusiasm for our material and spent most of assured me of the simplicity of the material and their time doing the daily crossword puzzle in Vice President Dan Quayle forgot the name of one of the subtle humor of the instructors. They even The Observer. They even began to have races the GOP's three statewide candidates in Richmond, Virginia at a had movies and the books had pictures, a pre­ during class to see who could finish the puzzle luncheon featuring bringing about $125,000 to the GOP on requisite for a truly enjoyable class. So with my first. Tuesday, no one seemed to mind when he forgot the name of one career objectives in mind, my friends’ assur­ My enthusiasm for my classes ended when one of the party’s three statewide candidates. About 450 people ances and my course selection book in hand, I Sunday at mass I became frightened after I in­ attended the $125-a-person lunch honoring Republican candidate decided to enroll in two introductory business serted a thank you for the marketing miracle we for governor J. Marshall Coleman, lieutenant governor nominee courses. call the Supermarket in the Lord’s Prayer. Eddy Dalton and attorney general candidate Joseph Benedetti. A What better way to supplement my lib­ I began to wonder if the few brain cells I had couple of dozen people paid $3,000 each to attend a private eral education than with some basic business left would turn into the Grandma Gooseberry’s reception with Quayle. classes and more importantly boost my GPA? In Jam we discussed in class the previous week. the back of mind I realized that my actions were Had my head become like that cream filled inconsistent with my desire for a liberal educa­ golden spongecake, the Twinkee, that jumps in tion; after all, I had not come to college to be the saddle and lassos Oreo cookies in distress. A Boston man was $1 million richer for a brief mo­ trained like a robotic tool and take my place My mind had moved from the metaphysical to ment, until police arrested him on a larceny charge for allegedly with the other cogs in the wheels of corporate the mundane. My thoughts, once filled with the running off with a bag of money that fell from an armored car. America. lofty but useless notions of Being qua Being per “ He said he thought it was a bag of laundry,” said police Officer But I sacrificed my lofty ideals to the almighty se and per accidens were now filled with Paul Painten, who with an armored car guard arrested the man god of the high GPA and enrolled in my courses. strategies for selling Ho Ho’s and nylons. Tuesday about 100 yards from where dozens of money bags fell At first, I believed that I had found the elusive The very uselessness of the Being theories was from a truck onto the Broadway Bridge. Painten said the white promised land of easy courses. the reason I enjoyed them so much. Selling Ho bag, about the size of a pillow case, was marked Bank of Boston We talked about TV commercials and shows Ho’s and nylons was far too practical— I could in black letters. A seal indicated it held $1,040,000. in class and the textbooks were easy to read, lose my mind. something unheard of in PLS books. Those nu­ I dropped one of my courses and somehow University of Mississippi freshmenmust take an aca­ merous digressions in Aristotle’s works and the managed to pull a passing grade in the other. demic course that covers social issues and tries to engender an myriad of ambiguous pronouns in Kant’s works My quest for the perfect class, however, contin­ appreciation of cultural and ethnic diversity. The university on did not plague me in my business textbooks. ues. So,if you know of a great class with easy Tuesday also announced the creation of a Minority Affairs Council Reading Descartes’ “Method ” would be so easy tests and and an interesting prof... to establish programs and policies to increase minority participa­ if he had only highlighted his key points in bold tion in campus life. A school spokesman said the freshman course and set them out in the margin" in red print in John Blasi is a senior PLS major and the should begin in the fall. Earlier this year, members of the school’s case you missed them the first time through like Accent Editor. The views expressed herewithin Beta Theta Pi fraternity stripped and bound two members, wrote my textbooks. are not necessarily the views o f The Observer. racial slurs on their bodies and dumped them on the campus of But the best thing about these books was that predominantly black Rust College. The students contended they did not know their prank had racial overtones. OF INTEREST

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BY PATRICK HEALY in the international economy. Staff Reporter He noted three developments in the new relationship between Union negotiator Edmund labor and management; the Ayoub addressed the new roles emergence of profit-sharing, of American labor unions in Employee Stockholder Owner­ what he called “the new eco­ ship Planning (ESOP), and nomic environment” in a lecture “participatory involvement.” Wednesday night. He said that profit-sharing Ayoub stated that labor’s and ESOPs serve as insurance changing role was a result of for the unions for concessions the decline of U.S. competitive­ they made to help the company. ness and slower real growth There is also a premise in both since the 1960’s. These eco­ of workers’ attitudes improving nomic factors caused manage­ because of their interests in the ment to demand back many company. concessions the union had Ayoub said the notion behind fought for and won over sev­ participatory involvement is eral decades, said Ayoub. “The that workers should have much pendulum had swung” away more input in management be­ from the days of union cause it utilizes the knowledge Hit and run The °bserver/e g. Baiiey strength, Ayoub said. and skill of the workers. Security members examine a student who was alegedly hit by a car while riding his bike on the road As industries such as steel, Ayoub said cooperation be­ outside of the Center for Social Concerns. Riding a bike on campus can be a dangerous endeavor. autos, and textiles continued to tween labor and management is suffer, management and labor difficult because “the history of had to restructure their rela­ mistrust is a strong obstacle” tionship with one another, he to be overcome in a short time. Latin summit considers drug trade said. He noted that “there is no nat­ Ayoub said that this led to ural tendency toward coopera­ Associated Press labor to evolve from an organi­ tion in America.” demnation of the military dicta­ days. Bush accepted immedi­ zation whose function was to For agreement between man­ 1CA, Peru — Police action torship.” ately. bargain with management to agement and labor there must against cocaine suppliers is fu­ Peru and Venezuela were ex­ Paz did not remain for the one whose function was to be acceptance and respect on tile unless the United States pected to push for expulsion of Group of Eight meeting because participate alongside them. both sides, Ayoub said. A bal­ and Europe reduce the demand Panama, but diplomatic Bolivia is not a member. Garcia This included participation in ance of power is also essential that drives the illicit trade, sources said Mexico and some and Barco were joined by Perez decision-making, equity owner­ to a fair agreement, he added. President Carlos Andres Perez other members felt that would of Venezuela, Carlos Salinas de ship of the company, and rep­ of Venezuela said Wednesday. amount to meddling with the Gortari of Mexico, Jose Sarney resentation of labor on the Ayoub concluded by stating Perez spoke on opening day internal affairs of another of Brazil, Carlos Menem of Ar­ board of directors, said Ayoub. that he believed “unions are an of a summit of seven Latin country. gentina and Julio Sanguinetti of Ayoub emphasized that labor essential component of demo­ American presidents in this In his remarks on the drug Uruguay at the third summit must take on this new partici­ cratic society,” and that “there desert city that also is to con­ trade, Peres said: “ The more since the regional organization patory role in order for the is a trade union in our future, sider expelling Panama as the demand grows in the north, the was formed in 1987. U.S. economy to be competitive of that I am certain.” eighth member of the Group of more production will grow in The three-day meeting is be­ Eight regional organization. the south. Police actions will be ing conducted in closed session Panama’s membership was useless unless demand is re­ at the Hotel Las Dun as on the suspended in 1988 after Gen. duced.” outskirts of lea, a city of John P. O'M alley Manuel Antonio Noriega ar­ Other opening statements 350.000 people 185 miles Sales Representative ranged the dismissal of Presi­ also expressed support for southeast of Lima. dent Eric Delvalle, who had Peru, Colombia and Bolivia, New Memberships or Transfers tried to fire Noriega as military which argue that President An army battlion of 300 sol­ CHICAGO Auto & Property Insurance commander. Bush’s emphasis on attacking diers guarded the hotel and MOTOR aaa-chicago m otor club The Venezuelan leader called the cocaine traffic at the source 3.000 plainclothes policemen Noriega’s military rule a is not enough. circulated in the city in case of PI HR 5922 GRAPE ROAD “masked dictatorship.” Presi­ The summit began the day attacks by Shining Path, a bLUD INDIAN RIDGE PLAZA dent Alan Garcia of Peru used after Presidents Garcia, Virgilio Maoist guerrilla group that be­ MISHAWAKA, INDIANA 46545 his opening remarks to Barco of Colombia and Jaime gan fighting Peruvian govern­ 219/277-5790 RES.: 219/288-0980 “express publicly the Peruvian Paz Zamora of Bolivia invited ments in 1980. The insurgency Please ask for John O’Malley. people’s and the Peruvian gov­ Bush to attend a drug summit has cost 15,000 lives by gov­ ernment’s repudiation and con­ in Latin America within 90 ernment count.

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disrupting anything, only in expressing our views,” Masell If you think you've come far in the past four years, said. Masell said the group was twice approached by Notre you won't believe how far you'll go in the next five. Dame Security, who asked them to leave because Uni­ versity policy is that protesters must have a permit to be on campus. “I said, when an otherwise private University holds a U.S. Senate hearing on campus, my understanding of First Amendment rights are that we can be here,” Masell said. According to Masell, every­ If you've spent the past four years thing said at the conference will go on record although developing a solid technical background, we Coats is the only subcommittee have an extraordinary opportunity for your member present. In a mailing about the meet­ next five: The Travelers Telecommunications ing received by The Observer, sessions held Monday in Indi­ Technology Management Program (TTMP). anapolis and Wednesday morn­ ing in Fort Wayne were labeled The most comprehensive training pro­ “United States Senate Hearing” while the other three meetings gram of its kind in the financial services indus­ were called “conferences.” NORML works toward the le­ try, TTMP is a five-year introduction to a galization of marijuana to pro­ vide an alternative to drugs like state-of-the-art telecommunications environ­ cocaine and crack. “We focus on towns where ment. Through a variety of rotational assign­ heavy marijuana enforcement coincides with heavy coke and ments—and supplemental classroom study— crack problems, ” Masell said. TTMP is singly focused on developing the man­ agers who will keep us on the cutting edge. Family TTMP is not easy and it's not for every­ continued from page 1 one. But, if you're looking to develop the full The next stereotype which range of skills needed to manage the most both the film and Kelly dis­ cussed is termed the “mascot” sophisticated telecommunications technology in the film. This child gives an outward appearance of being available, there's simply no better place to happy, lively, and friendly in order to cover up the true begin your career. problems that alcohol has caused in his family, Kelly said. Find out more. Pick up a copy of our As a result of this coverup, the brochure in your placement office.We'll be on family continues to deny the problem of alcohol abuse, and campus November 16th.Sign up by Tuesday, the alcoholic continues to abuse. October 17th.Or send your resume to: John The film established a third category of the “caretaker.” S. Breckenridge, The Travelers Companies, This type of child tries to “mother the alcoholic parent” 1-30-CR, OneTower Square, Hartford, CT 06183. and will go to great lengths to make sure that the parent is happy, Kelly said. While this might seem beneficial, Kelly ex­ plained that the child is hurt because he always puts his own feelings last.

The “rebel ” is the healthiest stereotype of a child that Kelly outlined. While the typical TheTravelersj rebel does not seem healthy, You're better off under the Umbrella? Kelly explained that the child is dealing with the problem of al­ cohol abuse correctly. This child realizes that the problem is caused by the alcoholic and The Travelers Companies, Hartford, Connecticut 06183. An Equal Opportunity Employer. not by himself. Thursday, October 12, 1989 The Observer page 5

and several pieces of pending several federal law enforcement cation. “Education about drugs that the law enforcement agen­ Drug legislation as examples of the officials, including James and their consequences is cies must continue to share efforts of the Governor’s office. Richmond, U. S. attorney for needed, preferably at the first, personnel and resources in continued from page 1 According to Modisett, Bayh’s Indiana’s Northern District; second, and third grade levels.” order to succeed. that faces our country and our commission is considering leg­ Agent-in-Charge of the FBI in The conference also featured Attending the conference world today.” islation that would allow the Indiana Bill Ervin; David Mc- presentations from local law were law enforcement officers He also called for better uti­ state to place wire taps in drug Dougal, Agent-in-Charge of the enforcement officials such as from across Indiana including lization of all resources in the cases, a bill to establish a Indianapolis district of the Neil Moore, chief of police in Chief of the Indiana State Police war against drugs. “Two re­ statewide reward program for Federal Drug Enforcement Fort Wayne; Darrell Gunn of Lloyd Jennings, lawyers in­ sources in particular have been anonymous tipsters in drug Agency (DEA); and John the South Bend Police Depart­ volved in drug enforcement, under utilized, those are the in­ cases, and a bill allowing Twomey, deputy director of the ment’s Narcotics division; and and also observers such as the stitutions of higher education licensing agencies to revoke the U.S. Marshals Service in Indi­ Brian Jennings, deputy director director of Indiana’s chapter of and the Churches,” said Malloy. license of any professional con­ ana. of the the Marion County Metro Mothers Against Drunk Driving Modisett said that there is a victed of a drug felony. Twomey said that unless the Drug Task Force. (MADD) and a spokesman for “great concern, a great interest In addition, Modisett said drug problem is put under con­ Jennings’ call for better dis­ U.S. Rep. John Hiler. in doing something to stop the that a bill will probably be trol, “the future is bleak.” He tribution of funds received Tuesday’s conference was problem of drugs," and that the passed to suspend the driver’s proposed a three-part solution through seizure of drug offend­ part of a statewide tour by Bayh administration is licenses of drug offenders. “In that consists of stopping the ers’ property was one of many Coats and his wife called attempting many different talking to teenagers, we have supply of drugs, enforcing drug calls for more funding for “Drugs: Fighting the War the approaches to the drug found that revoking their laws to a “zero tolerance” level drug programs. Indiana. ” The tour included problem. driver’s privileges would hit and stopping the demand for According to Dunn, his divi­ other conferences in Merrillville He cited the formation of an them where it hurts,” said drugs. sion has confiscated “$293,000 and Evansville, speeches at interagency council on drugs Modisett. McDougal echoed the senti­ in cash, $2 million in drugs, area high schools and United that coordinates spending on Among the panel members to ments of many of the speakers and several autos and homes” States Senate hearings in Indi­ drugs among all state agencies speak at the conference were by calling for better drug edu­ in the last two years. He said anapolis and Fort Wayne.

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WASHINGTON — Federal The Resolution Trust Corp., a office furnishings and not much it's one way to way get the The successful bidder would regulators said Tuesday that two-month-old government else. largest group of professionals have three alternatives: seek they will try to sell the Federal agency created to handle failed The sale will not include the that have expertise in management contracts from Asset Disposition Association, S&Ls, said it will accept bids agency’s name, stock, charter managing these troubled assets the RTC, compete to buy a quasi-private company until Oct. 31 for a sale to settle as a financial institution, cash coming out of the thrift property outright from the RTC created to manage and sell no later than Nov. 30. or the right to retain industry,” he said. or offer its management sour loans and real estate from If no bids are acceptable, government management Wills acknowledged past services to financial institutions failed savings institutions. FADA will be taken over by the contracts. criticism, but said: “Every and others that end up owning FADA in structure is a government and its 275 John Wills, president of single rock in FADA was turned the S&L property, Wills said. private financial institution, but employees offered government FADA, said his organization over and examined. If anything, J.E. Robert Cos., an it is wholly owned by the jobs working for the RTC. offers buyers a core of real because of the intense scrutiny, Alexandria, Va., company federal government. FADA manages about $3 estate experts ready to we came out of it much more specializing in the management Until early last year, it was billion in real estate and loans participate in a flood of work sound than any comparable of distressed real estate, is under intense congressional from failed thrifts, having as the government attempts to organization.” among the organizations scrutiny after critics disposed of $1.3 billion in the resolve the S&L mess, including Wills said about 40 considering making an offer complained that FADA had four years since it was created. the sale of an estimated $100 companies have expressed for FADA, according to grown into a bloated, FADA’s purchaser will billion in hard-to-sell real varying degrees of interest in the company chairman. Congress continues to struggle with capital gains tax Associated Press Gramm-Rudman deficit- how that vote will occur. They Majority Leader George make the maximum capital reduction law. have been exploring ways to Mitchell, D-Maine, said gains tax rate 19.6 percent for WASHINGTON — The Senate The bargaining, which began keep the capital gains cut — Fktzwater’s comments had two years, instead of the Democratic leader accused the last week, resumed as along with other controversial “complicated” the talks. current maximum of 28 percent White House Tuesday of trying congressional experts provisions — from being “It appears that the White (33 percent for some to scuttle congressional talks estimated the size of the attached to the Senate’s $14 House is intent on torpedoing taxpayers). aimed at ending the partisan spending cuts that would occur billion deficit-reduction bill, this discussion,” he said. stalemate over a Republican- Monday. 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President Bush promised to spokesman Marlin Fitzwater child care programs, a rollback “ You’re not going to avoid ” Unless the budget-cutting fight for during his election said, “We believe the capital of Medicare benefits for elderly the automatic cuts, said Senate measure is passed by Monday, campaign. gains provision should be a people with serious, long-term Republican leader Bob Dole of spending cuts in many defense Leaders of both parties have part” of the bill. diseases, and other Kansas. “I think we’re all and domestic programs will be been maneuvering for After Tuesday’s meeting of controversial provisions. pretty much in agreement on automatically triggered by the parliamentary advantages in congressional leaders, Senate The House provision would that.”

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Graduate students plan for improved CIA engages in necessary evils to integration into university social life protect human rights and justice Dear Editor: acting upon the need, we can Dear Editor: it criticism. No serious person In his column “State of the help to improve the inner com­ The world in which we live is can deny that these actions University: There’s Room for munity of the university. not ideal. We live in a shadowy have resulted in tragic errors Bettering” (Oct. 4, 1989), Regis Thomas R. Curran world in which there are forces on occasion. Alternatively, no Coccia astutely identifies the Information Officer which do not operate under the serious person can deny that need for integration between Graduate Student Union same high principles of free­ such actions are necessary on the graduate and undergradu­ Oct. 5, 1989 dom, justice and democracy certain occasions. Covert oper­ ate populations here at Notre that exist in the United States. ations are a necessary evil. Dame. As part of our agenda Incident of racial harassment at ND To help us understand these Christian ethics and common for the 1989-90 academic year, forces, and to protect ourselves sense demand that these tragic the Graduate Student Union disrupts ‘Year of the Family’ theme against them, we need the- CIA. mistakes be corrected. Since (GSU) will attempt to bring the But more than this, we need they cannot be undone, we have two groups into close contact Dear Editor: memo to the professor asking moral men and women, with a a moral imperative to prevent beyond the TA-student and res­ As a black student, 1 have en­ him to comply with three de­ strong commitment to the ide­ mistakes of a similar nature ident hall staff-resident scenar­ countered some hardships at mands. They were that he apol­ als of human rights to enter the from being repeated. This can ios. Notre Dame. My worst experi­ ogize to his class for making CIA. ' be accomplished only by chang­ ence, by far, concerns the the comments, that he change Although we are entering a ing the way decisions are made. The GSU is presently develop­ teaching methods of Father the format of his lectures, and, period in which superpower The decision of how best use ing better relationships with George Wiskirchen. While I was finally, that he write a formal competition is less threatening covert operations, then, should many undergraduate groups enrolled in his “Introduction to apology in The Observer. than in the past, we must not be made by those with a deep and organizations to facilitate Jazz” course in Fall 1988, the delude ourselves into thinking commitment to democracy and this goal, including the professor frequently compared Unfortunately, his response that the U.S. is not threatened human rights. Academic Council and the the African and European was negative, for he did not feel from abroad. There are still, The proposal to disallow CIA Student Union Board, and we styles of music in a manner that he was in the wrong. and always will be, forces recruitment at Notre Dame is hope to revitalize the demeaning to the African form. Therefore, the problem was which need to be combatted. not part of the solution to the Graduate/Undergraduate For example, the rhythms of taken to the provost. To the We live in a world in which CIA’s troubles, but part of the Committee with the help of African and European were shock of the black community, terrorists kill planeloads of in­ problem. It is this intolerant at­ Student Government. We will considered to be “dirty” and no previous charge had been nocents in the skies above titude which has shunned many sponsor a “Graduate Student “clean”, respectively. filed against Father Wiskirchen Scotland and Africa; in which people of deep moral conviction Appreciation Week" later this After a few such lectures, I in his 17 years as a professor drug lords control nations in from working in the CIA. Moral year in order to create greater discussed my feelings with at Notre Dame. Moreover, no Latin America. decisions can arise only from a visibility of the graduate popu­ Father Wiskirchen. He agreed racial complaint form had ever These forces cannot be coun­ moral decision-maker. The re­ lation on campus. In the past, to alter his lectures and asked existed at the University. tered with World Court deci­ cruitment of intelligent, moral the GSU has co-sponsored with that I inform him if he made Hence, Father Wiskirchen only sions, Geneva Conventions, or individuals, with a deep com­ Student Government a panel any racial comments. received a warning from the the like. America made that mitment to human rights, is the discussion on the controversial Fortunately, Father Wiskirchen provost about his comments. mistake once, in the 1920s, best method by which the CIA “Last Temptation of Christ,” ceased with the derogatory Due partly to this incident, when well-meaning idealists can be adequately reformed. and this year we also hope to statements for the remainder students experiencing racism thought they had outlawed war If Notre Dame is to support work together with that body of the semester, so I assumed from a professor in the future with the Kellogg-Briand Pact the ideals of human rights and to add to the intellectual as well that he was willing to change will be able to complete a racial and the League of Nations. The justice, it can best do so by al­ as social life of the university. his lectures according to the harassment form. I urge all terrorists and drug lords of lowing its students the oppor­ It is true that both groups students’ needs. students to report incidents of our world can be stopped only tunity to be in a position to could learn much from each racism in order to aid in the with knowledge about their ac­ make moral decisions. Notre other, as Mr. Coccia points out. However, in the present success of the “Year of the tions, which the intelligence- Dame should not deny the CIA Before that can be accom­ semester, the National Family." gathering power if the CIA recruitment on campus. This is plished, however, both groups Association for the Alva M. Lewis must continue to provide. That in the interests of students, the need to learn much about each Advancement of Colored People Secretary, NAACP information must, in some University, the CIA, and ulti­ other. The GSU thanks Mr. (NAACP) and the Black Cultural Oct. 5, 1989 cases, translate into prudent mately, the cause of human Coccia for bringing this issue Arts Council (BCAC) were in­ action. rights throughout the world. to the pages of The Observer. formed of Father Wiskirchen’s Editor’s note: A letter of Few would deny that the in­ We hope that, by raising continued use of insulting re­ apology from Fr. Wiskerchen, telligence-gathering role of the Richard P. Delevan awareness of the need to inte­ marks. The black association dated Oct. 2, was printed in The CIA is beneficial. It is the covert Flanner H all grate the two groups and then members collectively wrote a Observer on Oct. 6. activities of the CIA that bring Oct. 3, 1989 DOONESBURY GARRY TRUDEAU QUOTE OF THE DAY HOW MUCH OF A NOT MUCH. I ASSUME, NOTATALL. I THINK IT S ITENDS SETBACK IS IT WE SHOULD HOWEVER,THE WERE GOING KIND OF A WITH A PETER, I'M NOW THAT YOURMEN BE ABLE TO OPERATION IS TO FIND THIS FOREIGN- VOWEL, TALKING ID WHITE JUST BROKE DOWN SETTLE OtJT CANCELED "DRUG GUY" IF SOUNDING DOESN'T HOUSE PROPMAS- THE DOOR OF A OF COURT. FOR NOW... ITTAKESALL NAME- ITT H e who does not understand TER. JOE MUFFIN1. RETIRED ASAFOR- NIGHT/ kEN6USH m brteacher , your silence will probably not ROLAND, WHAT WERE \TEACHERT HE WON'T understand your words.’ LOOKING FOP AR E EXPECT MUCH. SOME ACTUAL '"VIALS11 FOR THE PRESIDENT'S*

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Cast of Tartuffe, clockwise starting with center man: Orgon (Timothy Deenihan), Madam Pernelle (Rachell Zutell), Flipote (Katy Blakey), Damis (Patrick B. Tuite), Elmire (Karen Carbone), Mariane (Helene Mengert). T a r tu ffe First presentation of the year is nearly flawless and brings audience into the spirit of the play

MAGGIE MACDONALD Washington Hall — a class­ poetry did indeed challenge the aqcent writer room by day and a theater by performers, but more impor­ night — into a blessing, and tantly it also gave characteriza­ Damis (Patrick B. Tuite) restrains Tartuffe (Gerald Welch) in the ND Tartuffe, originally written by continued the design of the the­ tion clues. Although the con­ Communication and Theatre Production of Moliere's Tartuffe at Moliere, truly takes its audience ater in the set, dissolving the stant rhyme and the difficult Washington Hall. It runs through the weekend. through three worlds. The ex­ potential physical division be­ heroic couplets of the verse perience includes not only the tween the stage and the house. alienated the audience at times, crucifixion image hovering be­ tone reminiscent of a certain world depicted by Moliere, but Additionally, the set is con­ a prose translation would have hind them. evangelist who collapses into also that of the Italian com- structed in the manner of a lost the sense of the pretension One problem of the perfor­ fetal position (which Gerald media dell’arte and that of and hypocrisy of the characters mance lies in the characteriza­ Welch as Tartuffe also imi­ Washington Hall Theatre 1989 The play is concerned which is central to the play. tion of the main character of tates). This allusion to current hypocrisy invites the audience (as the program takes pains to with the excess of Tartuffe himself. The first point out). The play is con­ One world was absent from traces of Tartuffe’s voice off­ back into the performance and cerned with the excess of reli­ religion, and Director the performance: that of the stage please the ear with strengthens the bond between gion, and Director Reginald Reginald Bain found it Noire Dame actors and ac­ Gregorian notes of piety. the worlds of the Tartuffe and Bain found it a fitting one to tresses. These students aptly However, his entrance destroys the audience. present at Notre Dame. a fitting one to shed their modern duds and this image. He is a wretched, Before lights dim and all of present at Notre slipped easily into ribbons, slithy-stooped rat in appear­ To experience the worlds of the audience is seated, a char­ Dame. decolletage or Buster Brown ance, which contrasts with the Tartuffe (which I heartily en­ acter from the two other attire, professionally designed previous image and effectively courage!), tickets can be pur­ worlds enters and watches ours by Richard Donnelly. Timothy emphasizes his deception and chased at the LaFortune — the audience realizes that the stage of the commedia Deenihan, who portrayed the hypocrisy. Piety is gone from Student Center Box Office, or at stage players are not the sole dell’arte, a form of comedy elder Orgon, convincingly the picture for the rest of the Washington Hall. Performances spectacle in this performance. which influenced Moliere. added years to his own age performance, and it seems ludi­ run Thursday, October 12, The efforts of Set and Lighting To be applauded is Bain’s de­ with good vocal skills. Helene crous that anyone could be se­ through Sunday, October 15, Designer Kevin Dreyer invite cision to use the English verse Mengert, Robin Dvorak and duced by this Tartuffe. and tickets are $4 for students the audience to delve into translation of the play, as op­ Karen Carbone tickled the au­ Tartuffe’s lack of ability to se­ and senior citizens, $5 for the Tartuffe. Dreyer transformed posed to the prose, to give the dience with exaggerated facial duce distances the audience. balcony, and $6 for the main the problem of the conspicuous actors a challenge and keep expressions, with looks some­ However, the audience often floor. architecture and design of with the spirit of Moliere. The times more aghast than the hears him speak in a southern ND series highlights ethics in Life Choices response from its viewers. It is causes them to respond, to ANN MARIE HARTMAN wants to read about the prob­ the Church. A pilot series aired a television effort that will think. accent writer lems of immigration, homeless­ in May, and it covered the ness, or lack of ethics in politics topics of youth at risk, the ag­ present critical social problems This program encompasses while eating a cheeseburger? ing, homelessness, immigration, and then initiate discussions the talents and interests of It is lunchtime at Notre Certainly not most students, . and political ethics. It received about what the government and Notre Dame faculty and experts Dame. The typical student has but these are issues that cannot the prestigious Gabriel Award individuals can do to alleviate from around the country. Life her I D. processed, and before go unrecognized. A dedicated from the National Catholic these ailments of society. Choices is Notre Dame at its she moves through the doors of Notre Dame committee, under Association of Broadcasters best. the cafeteria, she is sure to It is a hope of the University the guidance of Fr. Edward and Communicators for its grab her copy of the Observer. that, within the year, this tele­ Do not miss the opportunity Malloy and Fr. Richard accurate portrayals. Since then, After carefully selecting the vision series, accompanied by to watch Life Choices. It has Warner, has made it their goal Life Choices has been delicacy of the day, she makes an instructional manual, will be made this rather passive reader to arouse an awareness of contracted for thirty-nine half- her way to a seat and begins to made available for schools as a of the news not only want to these issues among the hour segments over the next teaching aid. This project know more, but to do more. eat heartily. American people through tele­ eighteen months, and it is would be a service to the Viewers will have made the vision. estimated that its viewing Church and would be completely wrong “choice” if they dare to This scenario is not complete audience will grow from eight non-profit, according to Fr. miss Life Choices. until the student begins to flip Life Choices is a television million to twenty million. Warner. through the Observer. She series exploring the ethical side Life Choices is shown on cable takes careful note of the birth­ of social issues. It was a project Fr. Malloy believes that Life After any half-hour segment, television, or it can be seen at day ads, the quote of the day, that began last September Choices is a “significant exten­ viewers find themselves debat­ 5:30 p.m. Mondays, on Channel the Far Side, and the sport’s when Notre Dame was asked to sion of the University’s teaching ing the questions raised. The 34 and again on Sundays at section. However, the “real set up a quality religious pro­ mission.” Fr. Warner furthered show forces one to do more 11:30 a.m. news” is overlooked because of gram that would educate its this thought by saying that Life than just passively watch; it has its often dreary topics. Who viewers as a service offered by Choices is searching for a an effect on the viewers. It page 10 The Observer Thursday, October 12, 1989

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TKTS ME IF I DON'T GET 2 GA S FOR $ $ $ $100.00 PITT! YOU HAVE TICKETS, I NOT PAID FOR, VERY, VERY 272-9719 ""TRADE**TRADE"*TRADE" HAVE $$$. PLEASE CALL X3832. VALUABLE!!! CALL PETE AT Deadlin for Improv nite at Alum. My Navy Stud for your USC Stud HELP!! My Dad, Agamemnon, just #1863 ANYTIME! $100 00 For Sale: One-way to Tulsa from SR. Club OCT. 19th call 277-3653 Call Julie X3864 hates the Trojans. I need REWARD. S B. on 10/21. Price CHEAP! 4 GAs to USC leave name and number... NEED 4 NAVY GA s Call Stacy x4914 Please call Marty at 277-4392 PLEASE CALL KARIN LOST: Signet Ring with initials Have-1 Pitt stud tix. John x2292 ATTENTION - HIRING! x1321 WFH lost in south quad by Alumni. Government jobs - your area. Important sentimental $17,840-$69,485. Call 1-602- NEED 8 USC TIX reasons. Please call Bill at 1553. IF YOU HAVE A USC STUDENT 838-8885. Ext R6262 CALL 2207 You will be rewarded , I promise TICKET TO SELL PLEASE CALL I NEED ST. TICKS FOR PITT Thank you very much TICKETS LISA 4937 — PAUL X3406— see CLASS / page 12 Thursday, October 12, 1989 The Observer page 11 Texas Tech match vs. Arkansas SPORTS BRIEFS SMC varsity basketball will begin from 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 15, in Angela Athletic Facility. Anyone interested may could determine Cotton Bowl bid attend.

After tying three games last ND women’s basketball will begin tryouts at 6 a.m. By STEVE MEGARGEE season, Fry would care not to Monday, Oct. 16, in the Joyce ACC main arena. Associate Sports Editor see another tie for the next Bengal Bouts novice tournament will be 4:30 p.m. Friday, In its college football preview College several years. issue a few years ago, Sports Oct. 13. There will be 15 bouts. Illustrated gave Texas Tech the Football WVFI-AM 640 will air Trivia Bowl ‘89 tonight at 8 p.m. live dubious honor of ugliest What’s the matter with from Montgomery Theatre. Join Jamey Rappis and Kevin campus in the nation. Arkansas is using the same Washington? McCormick as they host the battle between Pangborn and University officials and strong-defense, strong-kicking The Huskies, who were Fisher. citizens from around the game strategy that led the ranked 11th in the country Lubbock, Tex., campus sent out Hogs to a 10-1 record and after opening the season with Grace H a ll won the third and final race of the NVA Cross enough complaints that the near-upset of Miami last year. wins over Texas A&M and Country Meet. Grace finished in first place in the overall magazine decided to reconsider The Hogs are allowing just over Purdue, have fallen to 2-3 and standings, with Keenan and Stanford close behind. Carl its choice. 12 points per game, and they will need to scramble to earn Vogel of Keenan finished first in yesterday’s Meet with a After considering for a while, have connected on a record 32 an invitation to a second-tier time of 13:30 the writers concluded they were consecutive field goal attempts bowl. right the first time - Texas dating back to last season Washington has not exactly Tech w a s the most unsightly (with Kendall Trainor kicking been playing poorly. Aside from educational environment in the last year and Todd Wright a 45-28 loss to third-ranked U.S.A. currently holding the position). Colorado, the Huskies have had Aside from that, this • • • chances to win in the final Redskins’ QB to return traditional Southwest It ’s too early to assume quarter, losing 20-17 to Associated Press Conference patsy has not anything, but Saturday’s Arizona and 24-16 to Southern Ricky (Sanders) or Gary received much attention from contest between Michigan and Gal. HERNDON, Va. (Clark). It was just a matter of college football publications Michigan State probably will go Things don’t too much easier Washington Redskins quarter­ going through the motion and recently. That could all change a long way in determining for a team playing in a Pac-10 back Doug Williams, feeling no throwing the football. this weekend. which Michigan (oops, Big Ten) Conference filled with talent stiffness a day after zinging “ That’s what it’s all about, With the Red Raiders having school will advance to the Rose and parity. Still to come on the several passes, on Wednesday just being there and being able just upset Texas A&M 27-24 Bowl. schedule are Oregon and expressed renewed confidence to do it,” he said. “ Now I ’m last weekend, the nation’s The good news about this Washington State at home and that he will soon play again. just looking forward to being ugliest campus gets set to host East Lansing contest is that a road date with UCLA. “Without a doubt, this season able to do it more." defending SWC champion both teams are at full strength. is on my mind, ” he said. “In Williams has thrown 2,583 Arkansas this Saturday. Michigan will start Elvis Grbac fact, I’d love to be back way be­ passes in his NFL career, in­ If the Red Raiders find a way at quarterback, but Michael fore the end of the season.” cluding four for touchdowns as to knock off the seventh-ranked Taylor will be available if The more things change, the Williams underwent surgery MVP of the 1988 Super Bowl. Razorbacks, Texas Tech could necessary. The Spartans have more they stay the same. to repair a herniated disk on The 34-year-old saw limited ac­ play in the Cotton Bowl on New their entire crop of outstanding The University of Florida, Aug. 25. After spending much tion last season after undergo­ Year’s Day. The Raiders will running backs, including Blake which has never won a of the past few weeks lifting ing an emergency appendec­ have beaten two of the major Ezor and Hyland Hickson, Southeastern Conference weights, riding a bicycle and tomy, then injured his back conference contenders, and the ready to go. championship, finally wins a trotting on a treadmill, he while running on a treadmill other one - Houston - can not Bo Schembechler should have clutch conference game 16-13 threw passes on Tuesday for during the recent offseason. play in a bowl because it is on his Wolverines sufficiently with a last-play field goal at the first time since the opera­ He currently is on the non­ NCAA probation. motivated. The Michigan coach Louisiana State. tion. football injury list and won’t Nobody expected much of was so disgruntled with his And the next day, Head Coach Sitting in front of his locker speculate as to how soon he anything from Texas Tech, offense after last weekend’s 24- Galen Hall joins former coach Wednesday at Redskin Park, could return to the active which went 5-6 last year and 0 triumph over Wisconsin that Charley Pell on the university’s Williams said he felt no ill ef­ roster. lost quarterback Billy Joe he did not have any of his Hall of Shame, resigning amid fects from the 11-minute work­ “I’m not going to target it. It Tolliver to the NFL’s San Diego players speak to the media. charges of payments to players. out. wouldn’t be fair,” he said. “I’m Chargers. The only name to Michigan State, which was The university, which has made “I don’t feel any soreness yet, just going to keep going remember on this season’s good but unlucky against Notre NCAA probations as much a and I hope I don’t,” he said. through rehab and take it from team is Head Coach Spike Dame and Miami, was part of its tradition as losses “Considering the rehabilitation there.” Dykes (only because that rhyme fortunate to come away with a to arch-rival Georgia in I ’ve already gone through, I Williams was named the makes his name pretty hard to 17-14 victory at Iowa last football, also has its basketball don’t think I will.” Redskins’ starter after the final forget). Saturday. The Hawkeyes team undergoing investigation. Williams threw passes up to game of last season, but now is The Raiders opened the rejected two opportunities in Florida fans still have cause 25 yards to Redskin trainers, behind Mark Rypien on the season with a 24-14 upset of the closing minutes to attempt for hope. When Pell resigned in and some of the throws had depth chart. If and when Arizona, and a 29-15 easy field goals that would have 1984, and the probation pretty good velocity. Williams returns, it will be as a conference loss to Baylor is the tied the game, as Iowa coach announcement followed, the “It's just part of rehabilita­ backup because Coach Joe only blemish on Tech’s record Hayden Fry was determined to Gators responded by going 18- tion,” he said. “ It wasn’t like Gibbs has said the job is now so far this season. either win the game or lose it. 2-2 over the next two seasons. throwing 15 yards and out to Rypien’s to lose. ■iieiieiieiieiieiieiieiieiiein iiieneiieiieiieiieiieiieiieiii I r TRAIL RIDES L.AMERICAN YCANCER is looking for people who are: f SOCIETY ✓ energetic

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Johnson went into a funk. “You can draw your own The team’s search for a ball- conclusions,” the normally co­ handier to replace Shaw gave operative Johnson said. Johnson the message that the Rodgers has concluded that point guard position no longer Johnson may still be able to was in good hands. He is 35 play point guard but couldn’t and trying to recover from foot handle the spot for 40 minutes injuries. a game over an extended pe­ The man who Larry Bird still riod. calls “the best player I’ve ever Johnson often played the off played with" is in the final year guard last season while teamed of his contract. It probably with Shaw. won’t be the happiest of his 13 “We’ve been looking all sum­ NBA seasons. mer for a way to strengthen “DJ is a very competitive per­ that particular position, the son. He’s got a lot of heart,” point position,” Rodgers said. Boston center Robert Parish Johnson “has the versatility to said. “ He doesn’t like the fact do whatever we ask of him and that people have written him I think off.” that’s the way he’s going to en­ Johnson has played in five ter into the picture.” NBA all-star games. He was Johnson missed 10 games named to last season, four early in the the all-defensive first or second season with an Achilles tendon AP Photo teams every year from 1979 injury that continued to hamper The Boston Celtics are decreasing the role of former All-Star Dennis Johnson (3) as they try to infuse some through 1987. He is one of only him when he played and the last youthful zest into their aging lineup. 11 players with 15,000 points six with an ankle injury. and 5,000 assists. “He worked hard this sum­ for most of his career and, Yet even Bird, one of But he couldn’t keep up with mer, I think harder than he had although he never was an out­ Johnson’s biggest boosters, Falcons the up-tempo style Coach in the past couple of seasons,” standing shooter, he had a said, “John Bagley is the type continued from page 16 Jimmy Rodgers tried to install trainer Lacerte said. knack for getting the ball to the of guy that we needed. We last season. And even before Johnson missed practice last right people and hitting key needed somebody to come in has earned the opportunity to Shaw signed with II weekend with a sprained right shots. and push the ball up the court.” get more playing time. The only Messaggero last Aug. 9, the ankle but worked out at full thing is they haven’t made the search for a point guard had speed Tuesday. “He’s been a guy who always Although Rodgers said “we’re plays. They make them in begun. “The concern for a point came through in the clutch for looking for a big year from practice; it’s only a matter of The Celtics got New Jersey’s guard wasn’t the concern (for) us,” said Reggie Lewis, who is Dennis,” Johnson still has to getting acclimated to game permission to bring John what DJ could do or couldn’t expected to start at off guard. prove that he’s healthy and can situations.” Bagley, still a member of the do,” forward Kevin McHale “ I still feel that he’ll still be contribute at either guard posi­ Holtz indicated that he has Nets, to their summer camp in said. “It was how long he could that guy.” tion. been looking at the versatile late July. After Shaw left, there do it for. ... If you have to play Steve Belles at tailback this were reports that the Celtics DJ 45 minutes, that’s going to Bird admitted that Johnson But his teammates stubbornly week. . . . might be interested in free be a hell of a toll on DJ.” can’t race up the floor with the defend him. Notre Dame defensive end agent Gerald Henderson and General Manager Jan Volk ball like faster guards, but and pass-rushing specialist Miami draft choice Sherman denied that he has overlooked said, “We’re not a running When people “start talking Devon McDonald, who missed Douglas. Johnson. team. It takes McHale and me about our backcourt his name the entire Stanford game with a Last Thursday, the day before “If Dennis is healthy, we have 20 seconds to get up the court was very seldom mentioned knee injury, is doubtful for this Boston began its preseason expectations for him,” Volk anyway so ... if DJ gets (the (last season), except trade ru­ weekend, according to Holtz. camp, it traded its second- said. ball) up quick, it’d just be him mors or ‘He’s all done,’ ” McDonald is the only Irish round draft picks in 1991 and and the other guard up there so Parish said. “ He has a lot of regular with any major injury 1993 for Bagley. Kelvin Johnson was one of the he might as well wait on the pride. I think people will see heading into the Air Force Upshaw and Charles Smith, a NBA s best defensive guards rest of us.” that this year.” contest.

Thursday, October 12 at 8:00 pm PENN in the Hesburgh Library Auditorium Tiananmen Square and the Future Prodemocracy Movement To the “Major Mover”. Su Shaozhi, currently a professor at Marquette “Gossip Queen” in Alumni Hall: University, is a leading theorist of Chinese political This is a retractive statement reform. He formerly held the position of chairperson of w ritten the Marxism-Leninism Studies Institute of the Chinesein sincere hope all will be forgotten Academy of Social Sciences. and forgiven. Li Lu, now a student at Columbia University, was a The UGLY rumors student leader of the prodemocracy movement in circulating around the respective Beijing. Since June 4th, Mr. Lu has been listed as campuses have proven themselves to be totally “wanted16 by the Chinese government. unsubstantiated and based on *This event is co-sponsored with The Institute for misinterpreted circumstances-

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Associated Press Dave Andreychuk scored two NEW YORK — Ulf Dahlen goals as the Buffalo Sabres scored two of New York's three rolled to a 7-1 victory power-piay goals as the un­ Wednesday night over the con­ beaten Rangers opened their fused and clumsy Toronto home season by holding off Maple Leafs, who couldn’t even Calgary 5-4 Wednesday night, get the right six players on the handing the Elames their first ice to start the game. loss. Scott Arniel, Mike Foligno, In winning their third Phil llousley, Rick Vaive and straight game, their best start John Tucker also scored for the since 1983, the Rangers got Sabres, who got three assists another steady performance in from Pierre Turgeon. goal from John Vanbiesbrouck, Referee Rob Shick gave who made 32 saves while the Toronto a penalty 40 seconds Flames were outshooting New into the game for failing to York 35-23. In his three starts, start with the six players that Vanbiesbrouck has allowed were designated on the pre- only eight goals on 108 shots. game scoresheet. Calgary, which won 4-2 at Andreychuk, wide open at the New Jersey Tuesday night, side of the crease on the power trailed 5-2 with five minutes to play, directed a pass from play, but rallied on goals by Foligno past starting goalie A1 Jamie Macoun’s on the power Bester at 1:08. play at 15:03 of the third pe­ Arniel scored at 4:52, ducking riod and Theo Fleury at 16:45. behind defenscman Todd Gill to Sergei Makarov had an assist direct in Jeff Parker’s pass; on Macoun’s goal, giving the Foligno beat Bester between former Soviet National Team the legs with a slap shot at star nine points in his first four 16:37 and Housley slapped a NHL games. shot into an open side of the Vanbiesbrouck preserved the net at 17:58 on a pass from victory with less than two min­ Mike Ramsey after Gill gave the utes left when he poke-checked puck away in his own zone. the puck away from Makarov, who was alone in front. Whalers 4, Capitals 1 Canadiens 4, Bruins 2 Mike Liut stopped 24 shots in AP Photo Russ Courtnall scored his his first start of the season and Phil Housley (6) and Mike Foligno (17) each scored a goal as the Buffalo Sabres pounded the hapless first two goals of the season Paul MacDermid scored twice Toronto Maple Leafs last night by a score of 7-1. and Shayne Corson snapped a in the first period as the 2-2 tie midway through the Hartford Whalers downed third period as the Montreal Washington 4-1 Wednesday Canadiens defeated Boston night. Illinois fencers charged with arson Bruins 4-2 Wednesday night. MacDermid scored the Rookie Tom Chorske notched Whalers’ first two goals in a Associated Press Fitzpatrick, head of the UI set at $100,000 by Associate the other goal for the span of 4:50 as Hartford won Police investigations division. Judge Jeff Ford of Champaign Canadiens, who avenged a 2-0 its second straight game to Arrested on charges of arson County Circuit Court. loss in Boston on Monday even its record at 2-2-0. Center CHAMPAIGN, III. — Two were Conor Gorman, 19, of “When I first heard about night.Craig Janney and de- Ray Ferraro added a goal and members of Illinois’ nationally- Ocean City, N. J.; Glenn (the fire) 1 said, ‘Thank God my fenseman Jim Wiemer scored two assists while Ed Kastelic ranked fencing team and a Schicker, 20, of Franklin Lakes, kids have enough sense not to for the Bruins. completed the Hartford third university student were N. J.; and Aleck Zavalis, 20, of do something like that,” ’ said W iem er’s goal 10 seconds scoring. charged Wednesday with set­ Malvern, Pa. UI fencing coach Art Schankin. into the third period gave the The start was Liut’s first ting fire to the artificial turf in Gorman, a sophomore, and “ I’ve never had any problem Bruins a 2-1 lead. since an 8-2 loss to Washington the football stadium. Schicker, a junior, are members with these kids.” But the Bruins’ elation was last March 18, a game in which University police said the of the UI fencing team. Zavalis UI Police Chief Paul Dollins brief. Eighteen seconds after Dino Ciccarelli scored four three students, who may have is a junior. said the three entered Memorial W iemer’s slap shot from the goals en route to a seven-point been drinking before the inci­ Ms. Fitzpatrick declined to Stadium before dawn to burn middle of the left circle beat night. dent, were identified by people comment on the details of their words into the AstroTurf play­ goaltender Patrick Roy to the MacDermid connected from who saw them playing with statements, but said it was on ing field using charcoal lighter far corner, the Canadiens tied it the right post at 3:38 on a pass matches and a flammable liquid the basis of the information fluid. When the fire began to on Chorske’s first career goal, from Dean Fvason, then then outside Memorial Stadium they gave police that the burn out of control, they fled, a seemingly harmless slap shot scored from the slot during a shortly before the Sept. 24 charges were filed. Dollins said. from the right circle that went 5-on-3 power play at 8:28. blaze. The three were arrested UI firefighters extinguished past Rejean Lemelin’s right Ferraro made it 3-0 at 12:17 “ We have a statement ... Wednesday. Bond for each was the blaze. pad. Lemelin had shut out the on the second of two assists by there is an admission” from Canadiens two nights earlier. Mikael Andersson. each of the three, said Lt. Kris Corson snapped the tie at 9:54 when he took a pass from GET A Stephan Lebeau, worked his way into the slot and scored on SWEATER SALE a shot that Lemelin was unable to squeeze as it squirted be­ 100% WOOL-HANDMADE SPARE tween his skates. Courtnall added an insurance IMPORTED FROM GREECE goal at 14:38. The speedy October 9-13, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. PAIT winger broke down the right boards, deked Lemelin out of 108 LaFortune Student Center the net and scored from a CO FOR sharp angle. Sabres 7, Leafs 1

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APMlSS ION: graduate student union Sports page 16 Thursday, October 12, 1989 Women’s golf travels | * %*?r '♦ TrSBfifir ’V* ' to Franklin Invitational BY PETE CASTELLI out of several people. Cappy Sports Writer Mack, a freshman, is im­ proving with each round she plays, and she is starting to After taking a week off develop confidence in her from competition, the Notre game. Pandora Fecko and Dame women’s golf team is Roberta Bryer are also im­ y r j i 1 rested and ready to play. proving. They are shooting The golf team travels this well in practice, and if they Thursday to Franklin, continue this into the tour­ l U r Indiana for the Franklin nament, we should have a College Invitational. The strong team.” invitational is a one day The Irish will be taking six tournament, and this is the players to Franklin for the first time since women’s golf tournament. Junior Roberta ■ 1 1 became a varsity sport in Bryer is first seat followed 1988 that the Irish have by teammates, freshman com peted in such a Kathy Phares, sophomore tournament. Allison Wojnas, junior The Irish will join a field of Pandora Fecko, freshman nine teams which includes Cappy Mack, and junior The Observer/E. G Bailey such golfing powerhouses as Heidi Hansen. D'Juan Francisco (32) and Todd Lyght (1) will have to be on their toes against Heisman candidate Dee Dowis the University of The Competition will be and Air Force's potent running attack Saturday Indianapolis, Miami of Ohio, strong for the Irish this Bradley , and Tennessee Thursday, but competition Tech. After surveying the is not the only factor that competition, head coach worries Hanlon. Scalpers hike prices for Series tix Tom Hanlon is optimistic “Aside from the competi­ about the team’s chances in tion, one more factor stands the October 12th tourna­ in the girls' way this week­ Associated Press home games at Candlestick on the World Series aren’t all ment. end — the difficult course. It Park. On Monday, a smaller local folks. “I am very positive going will be short and tight in SAN FRANCISCO — Some number of tickets for the Golden Tickets in Dallas was into this competition, ” said some instances and long in ticket brokers think the World Oakland Athletics’ home games charging $150 to $700 for San the second-year head coach. others. However, if we con­ Series between San Francisco at the Oakland Coliseum were Francisco tickets, depending on “We have the talent, and if centrate, we should do well and Oakland is too local for scooped up in 1 1/2 hours. the seats. Oakland tickets went we play to our capabilities, on it. their pocket books and fear the There’s a buying frenzy by for $175 to $600. there is no reason why we “We have a young but very out-of-town money tap will go natives for Bay Bridge World If you fail with brokers, try should not win." promising team this year. dry. Series tickets, but will it last? hooking up with people who Hanlon’s confidence is due With hard work and effort Having two Bay area teams in “ No matter how big of a place ads in newspapers to the progress the team and a little luck, we should the series "is kind of bad, be­ baseball fan they are, how hawking tickets — including made last week in practice. be one of the stronger teams cause you don’t get people from many games are they going to one man asking $15,000 for “We are getting good play in our area." out of town,” said Rod Hudson go to,” asked Jerry Adelman of two tickets to all seven games. of the Omni Ticket Agency of Murray’s Tickets in San Another seller was offering San Francisco. He said tourists Francisco. “Three, four?” four tickets and a limo ride, all game, is $2,500. Brokers noted that San usually take the first reason­ But for now, brokers are for just $1,600 a game. Another man, who would Francisco tickets are hotter able offer they receive, com­ finding it hard to keep up with The sky-high $15,000 price is identify himself only as “Alan,” than those for Oakland. pared to local fans who shop demand. being asked by Bill Shine, a tax offered seats in his luxury box “ Definitely, the Giants are a around for lower prices. “ My desk is loaded with accountant who had season at Candlestick for $1,295 each hotter ticket right now,” said “ We are getting buyers from work,” said Joan Gordon, tickets to both the Giants and per game. The box comes with Jim Burress of Murray’s. surrounding cities in Northern owner of the San Jose Box A's. phones, two television sets and The last line for buyers are California,” Hudson said Office, where tickets for both “ I’m getting so many calls I a switch that calls “room ser­ scalpers who try to sell tickets Wednesday. “ But that’s not re­ the A s and Giants start at can’t believe it,” he said. “ No vice” to bring in food and just before game time at the ally ‘out-of-town.’” $225 per game in the outfield. one has bought them yet but drinks that usually have to be stadium, an illegal enterprise. Regarding Northern In California, there is no law they don’t seem to be balking. bought at a stand. The high cost of the tickets California interest, telephone against scalping — selling tick­ If someone wants to, they can sold by the individuals is not company officials note about ets for more than the face buy them.” The Bay Bridge World Series what makes selling tickets at 2.1 million callers hoping to value. Shine says he won’t miss the begins this weekend with games the stadium a misdemeanor, buy tickets disrupted telephone World Series, but he will be in a Saturday and Sunday in the said Alfred Gianninai of the San service for two hours in com­ The San Jose agency’s man­ less expensive seat — providing Oakland Coliseum. After a day Francisco District Attorney’s munities throughout the north­ ager, Margo Will, noted that he sells his season tickets. off, the series moves to office. ern part of the state on few out-of-towners are lining Kurt Unger of Murray’s said Candlestick Park on Tuesday, Tuesday. up. The sales in San Jose are Shine can keep the tickets, es­ Wednesday and — if needed — The key to making it illegal The callers were seeking almost exclusively to local fans timating the highest price the Thursday. The sixth or seventh are the location and timing. 4,000 tickets that went on sale looking for any seat. market will bear, even for games, if needed, would be in The tickets must be sold on site at 9 a.m. for the three Giants' The brokers hoping to cash in front-row tickets to a seventh Oakland. and on the day of the event. Heisman-hopeful QB’s lead teams into battle

On paper, it looks like a classic quarterback duel. State, Wyoming, Northwestern, Texas-Fl Paso, Dee Dowis of Air Force and Tony Rice of Notre Colorado State and Navy. Dame, who both figure to be among the five finalists “All you have to do is look at the film - Air Force for the Heisman Trophy, lead their undefeated Steve Megargee is for real,” said Holtz. “I don’t care if you’re going teams against each other at Colorado Springs. Football Notebook against blocking dummies; to compile the statistics Dowis leads an upstart squad against a team Rice they have is impressive. They haven’t been chal­ directed to the national championship last season. lenged. I personally voted for them in my top 10. ” Dowis has slightly better numbers (74 carries for 805 yards, 21-of-48 passing for 369 yards); Rice has more important numbers (a 21-2 record as a Notre Dame’s offensive line averages over 273 Holtz indicated that his team has an advantage in starting quarterback). pounds a man, an average of 35 pounds heavier preparing for Air Force’s wishbone attack because There’s nothing like a coach to try to silence this than the Air Force defensive linemen. Holtz does not the Irish also run some plays out of the wishbone. kind of talk. believe the Irish can just use that advantage to win He said that Notre Dame’s defensive ends and “Kveryone is talking about the two quarterbacks,” Saturday. secondary will be feeling the greatest pressure said Irish coach Lou Holtz. “But this game is a lot “We tried to do that three years ago and had some against the Falcons’ complex offense. more than just Dee Dowis and Tony Rice, and I success,” said Holtz. “But last year, we did not con­ “In the wishbone, if one defender misses an as­ think those two would be the first to tell you that. trol the scrimmage against them.” signment, it will result in a big gain," said Holtz. You don’t have an unbeaten record just because The Irish defeated Air Force 41-13 last year be­ “The secondary has to be ready to support against your quarterback plays well - you go 5-0 or 6-0 be­ hind three touchdown passes and some strong run­ the run, but they still have to defend the pass.” cause your team does what it needs in every area ning from Tony Brooks and Mark Green. each week to win." “Those people who were breaking tackles for us Aside from Raghib “Rocket” Ismail, Notre Dame's Dowis certainly does not make up all of Air last year are no longer with us," said Holtz. young receiving corps has not made much of an im­ Force’s potent ruryiing attack. Fullback Rodney pact yet, but Holtz is impressed with what he has Lewis has 584 yards on 81 carries, halfback Greg Air Force has won big in all six games it has seen so far. Johnson has 396 yards on 66 carries and fullback played this season, but it took a while for the “Tony Smith has come along,” said Holtz. “Pat Jason Jones has 333 yards on 55 carries. Falcons to climb into the national rankings. Filers is a role player and a solid player. Ray Griggs Air Force is averaging over seven yards per rush The reason for the skepticism lies in Air Force’s this season. schedule, which has thus far featured San Diego see FALCONS / page 13