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Kami Guilty §£HS. Dionne Warwick Here on Friday UNIVERSITY ECHO STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE AT CHATTANOOGA Vol. LXX Chattanooga, Tennessee • NOVEMBER 6,1970 No. 13 Kami Election Year 70 Guilty Cheers And Moans (Editor's note: The following By STEVE GERSTEL Republicans took 12 of the 35 governorships at stake and article is a reprint from The WASHINGTON - (UPI) - were leading in Michigan and Daily Beacon.) Republicans and democrats Rhode Island.' Peter Kami, found guilty both found something to cheer Saturday of inciting to riot, In the Senate, where Nixon about Wednesday, but it was and Vice President Spiro T. will file a motion for a new clear that the Democrats had trial, according to Kenneth D. Agnew concentrated their thwarted President Nixon's campaign efforts, the McCasland, his attorney. off-year campaign blitz with After the jury fixed Kami's Republicans made a net gain critical election gains that of one seat—six short of punishment at two years in brightened their hopes for prison, Judge Joe D. Duncan majority control—with 1972. Indiana's contest between Sen. withheld sentencing until Nov. The key was a dramatic 12. On this date at a 9 a.m. Vance Hartke, Democrat, and Democratic comeback in the his GOP challenger, Rep. hearing, Judge Duncan will governorships, strengthening rule on Kami's motion. Richard Roudebush, still the Party's organizational undecided. "I am not sure of what power base for the next particular points I'm going to The lineup was clouded by presidential election and its election of a Conservative raise," stated McCasland in influence over redrawing of reference to the motion. Party candidate in New York Congressional and state who will vote Republican and However, he mentioned legislative districts for the next challenging the constitu­ an independent in Virginia, 10 years. Sen. Harry F. Byrd, Jr., who tionality of the law against The President's political inciting to riot and insufficient was expected to vote strategists claimed victory in Democratic, when it comes to evidence as two possible holding traditional midterm grounds for filing the motion. losses to a minimum and continued on page ten Kami, out of jail on $2000 building a workable majority bond, completed on Friday his of Senators more responsive to ten-day sentence for contempt White House policies. continued on page two But Democratic National Students Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien Miss Dionne Warwick will perform for Homecoming this Friday, said this was discounted by Urban Nov. 6. Tickets are on sale at the Guerry Student Center. "nothing short of a fantastic On Board Democratic gain," particularly among governors where his KNOXVILLE- The party regained majority University of Tennessee Board §£HSBY BOB HOBGOOD. Dionne Warwick control. of Trustees has voted to allow "We're glad to be able to "Throughout the heartland students, for the first time, to assist the University in of this nation," O'Brien said, "middle Americans revolted serve as non-voting members acquiring the land they will of six of its committees, UT need," said Ken Camp of the and threw the Republicans out Here On Friday President Edward J. Boling Department of Urban Renewal of statehouses they had controlled for years." announced Monday. in an interview Wednesday, To kick-off this year's who brought her to the and he added, "We're The Republicans went into In the past, student leaders homecoming entertainment attention of to the attention fortunate that we have the of Scepter Records and what Tuesday's election with a have been invited to attend tool of Urban Renewal to do it the Student Government 32-18 edge on governors, and meetings of the Board's Association will present the followed was "Don't Make Me with." Over," an internationally holding the seven most Student Affairs Committee. Urban Renewal will make first lady of music, Miss successful recording. populous states except Texas. The UT President will possible expansion for the Dionne Warwick in a two-hour What has ensued is now More House Democrats appoint these ex-officio University over some 20 acres concert on Friday, November legend, "Anyone Who Had A The Democrats held Texas student committee members of land adjacent to the 6, at 8:30 p.m. in Maclellan Heart," was probably the most while ousting Republicans in for one-year terms, just as he northern fringe of the campus. Gym. The world renowned successful and unique ballad in the crucial states of Ohio, does the trustees who serve on The area is bounded on the Grammy Award winner is many years. Eminent stars like Pennsylvania and Florida, for a the committees. However, the north by East Fifth Street, on another attempt of the Marlene Dietrich and Petula firm net gain of 10 statehouses student appointments will be and a narrow lead in Alaska. the east by Southern Railroad, Student Government Clark included this wistful made with the concurrence of on the west by Houston Association to bring top notch ballad of unrequited love in the appropriate representative Street, and on the south by of the student body on each entertainment to UTC. their repertoires. As a matter Vine Street. of fact. Miss Dietrich was so campus — which, in the case of "Urban Renewal is the most Since her recording of "Don't impressed with Dionne's Emergency Knoxville, Martin and efficient method in the Make Me Over," on the recording that she personally Chattanooga, will be the country in assembling land for Scepter label, Dionne Warwick introduced her at the Olympia student go vernment universities and colleges that has become internationally Theatre in Paris in December, Loan Fund presidents, Boling said. have to expand," said Camp. If recognized as a unique gifted 1963, where Dionne received The Student Affairs Urban Renewal were not artist. fantastic critical acclaim and available, the universities Committee will include the Dionne has studied music was taken into the hearts of Established student government president would have to buy the land at since the age of six, coming the Parisian audiences. much greater expense than will or his equivalent from each from a family of Gospel "Anyone Who Had A Heart" An emergency loan fund has be possible under Urban campus. The number of singers. She did a great deal of was followed by "Walk On been established for UTC students to serve on the other Renewal. singing in chorus for her By," which became a top five students, according to Dr. committees will be determined Camp explained the process church and various record throughout the world. later, Boling said. by which the land will be organizations. Then to the Charles Reneisen. Miss Warwick triumphantly The other committees are converted for use by the Hart College of Music, at the returned to France in April as The loans operate on a University. University of Hartford, in rotating basis, the maximum academic affairs, athletics, star of the 1964 Cannes urban affairs, agriculture, "We go through several Connecticut. She became an loan being $20 to be repaid Television and Film Festival, development and medical phases in this type of project, accomplished singer and shown throughout the within twenty days. No the first of which is surveying pianist, playing and singing in units. continent on Eurovision. In interest on the loan will be "For some time, I have and planning. We thoroughly church every Sunday, and her May she appeared on all of the charged. survey the area and plan what talent for music flourished and believed this is the place where major television shows in The money will be available students can become actively to do with all the people living grew. Her next step forward Great Britain where her there." took Dionne to the recording for "any legitimate need" involved in what will become recording of "Walk On By" policy decisions," Boling said. During this intensive planning studios in New York, where reached the select top ten in reported Dr. Renneisen. "I have discussed this with stage careful attention is paid she sang in the background an era of dominance of the Students desiring an UT student leaders across the to the social and economic ills, chorus on many recording recording charts by The emergency loan should see Dr. if any, of the residents. sessions. Her unique song style Renneisen for "a review of the state. And together we believe Beatles. Tin. Searchers, etc. this is the way they can help "During the next stage we go attracted two of the top song problem and some writers and record producers, During August of 1964", us, and we can work through a period of referring paperwork." together." continued on page two Burt Bacharach and Hal David, continued on page three THE UNIVERSITY ECHO. NOVEMBER 6.1970, PAGE TWO Senate Student Working Directory In Sunday's meeting the enabled two more persons to Student Senate was presented attend a Student Center with SGA President John Convention in Blacksburg, Va. On Way Bonner's list of persons who However, two are already will form the new planning to attend. The UTC Student Directory Constitutional Revisions The Senate also passed a is ready for the presses and Committee. In announcing the motion to send three Senators should be available in a week committee's composition, and one member of the SGA or ten days, according to Dr. Bonner apologized for leaving Executive Branch to the Charles Renneisen. out the liberal element on National Student Association's Traditionally a project of campus in his considerations. Southern Regional Conference Circle K, the club requested He did state that with this in in Knoxville on the 13th, 14th permission to produce this mind he would make two and 15th of November.
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