Friday, July 18, 1980 No. 57 Elbow Room Residents 'rowdy' phases out Fire extinguishers 'recreational' By MARK WILLIAMS spoken to," said Layman. plaints about noise during "We've had more action and Much of the disturbance noise in the building than study period, but people have was related to the discharge of been very cooperative in we've had since we went co- firecrackers inside the dor- responding. live concerts ed two summers ago," ac- mitory last Wednesday night. Another problem arises cording to Helen Layman, Entire packages of from frequent "recreational" head resident of Chappelear firecrackers were set off; and By ASH JOHNSTON Hall. ^ use of fire extinguishers . The Elbow Room, one of Harrisonburg's premier the third floor,in C section was Eight extinguishers had to be nighttime spots for over a decade, has phased out live The atmosphere here during littered with debris. refilled last week because the summer session is rowdier "It sounded like they were entertainment for the remainder of the summer. than that of the regular school people consider the discharge However, the.'Bow Room may once again be filled going off right outside my of fire extinguishers harmless with the sounds of favorite blues and rock bands this year because people have window," said Resident mischief. However, a serious fall. more time on their hands. Advisor Mary McDevitt. Many students are carrying hazard results. Meanwhile, the' newest spot in town, The Other Security officers were "When fire extinguishers are Place, continues to book the area's most popular only a six—hour workload summoned, but the culprits set off people no longer have bands. "The same high caliber music will be available over eight weeks. They abandoned the scene of the then as a safeguard against throughout the summer at The Other Place," ac- complete their homework in disturbance before officers fires. Residents should report cording to Roger Canevet, owner of both clubs. the morning or afternoon and arrived. any such activity to the staff Canevet's decision to replace the 'Bow Room as a socialize during the evening. "Noise provisions need to be immediately," Layman said. showcase for many well-known groups, with the Other Although the number of enforced, particularly during "We don't have too many Place, was made several months ago. Since then, new residents this summer is only the summer session, McDevitt policies that residents have to circumstances have arisen which made him decide to about half of what it has been stressed. "What with the follow," Layman said, adding in summers past, noise has heavy concentration of phase out entertainment there for the summer. still been a problem. "I think that "We hope for a little more "We had to switch to the Other Place when the fire classes during the summer, cooperation during the last marshall started coming in and counting to make sure that the noise situation was you have to have study hours four weeks. If we don't get it there weren't more than a hundred and thirty some caused by a few persons who every night." According to we're going to have to get people in here," he explained. "With just that many have now either left or been Layman, "We've had com- tough." 8 Gople, we either would have to go with lower caliber nds or make different arrangements," Canevet said. "We would lose too much money giving the same guarantees to the Nighthawks or the All-Stars." Then, after a sellout show at The Other Place, Canevet received offers from people who wanted to buy the 'Bow Room. As a result of the offers, he decided to stop booking bands at the Bow Room for the summer. "I may follow through on it," he said, "(and) 1 don't want to be committed if I do take an offer." The Other Place to replace 'Bow Room as a showplace

Asked if a potential change in ownership would give the Bow Room a new direction, he said that he is uncertain. "They would have to branch off to be suc- cessful," he said, and compete with The Other Place where the loyal bands will continue to play. These bands, as every faithful Harnsonburg bar- goer knows, keeps the area from being a musical back- water. Some of the best bar bands from the East Coast and as far west as Texas, have played at the Elbow Room. Now, they will be playing at The Other Place, which is considerably larger than the dark and cozy Photo by Mikt Ctowar Elbow Room. Students relax in Chappelear courtyard The Other Place has a dance floor, and a larger stage. Canevet also plans to install a new sound system and stage lights. "The potential for shows, and the people you could get to play there would be unlimited " Canevet said. Insurance prices increase Local favorites, such as the All-Stars and the Nighthawks, will continue to play regularly at The By CINDY RUSSELL Current policy offers $1,000 $150 for physician's fees, $25 Other Place, as will the Cobras and Double Trouble and SALLY RENNIE for loss of life, both hands or for consultant's fees,.$40 for two Texas bands which frequently stop in Harrison- out-patient diagnostic x-ray burg. In addition, several new bands will be per- The insurance policy of- feet, sight of both eyes, one forming. fered by North Atlantic In- hand and one foot, sight of one and laboratory examinations, eye and one hand or one foot. and $200 for miscellaneous B. Willy Smith, a Connecticut band that has been hot surance Company through hospital expenses for con- James Madison University $500 is paid for loss of sight of up north, will make their first appearance here in one eye or one hand or one finement. August, opening for the All-Stars. "They are every bit will be updated this Fall. Taliaferro admitted that as good as the All-Stars or Catfish Hodge," Canevet foot, and $250 is offered for said. Current policy states that loss of thumb and index finger this was a limited policy, but all JMU students must be of one hand. added that "it is the cheapest Big Twist and the Mellow Fellows, a Chicago-based covered by an insurance plan. For sickness, last year's policy in the United States. blues band, will also make their first local appearance The policy offered through policy paid $55 a day for It's a case of you get what you here sometime in the fall, as will Billy Price and the JMU serves as a less ex- hospital room and board, not pay for." Keystone Rhythym Band, from Pennsylvania. pensive alternative to com- exceeding 30 days. However, Only about 1,150 students Debris, spawned out of James Madison University enrolled in the policy last by the increased interest in new wave music, may also petitive insurance companies, the current rate of a room at return in the fall, Canevet said. according to George Rockingham Memorial year. Taliaferro said the Taliaferro, local represen- Hospital is $89 for a number decreases every year. Even though the 'Bow Room may be phasing out tative. As for next year's policy, entertainment, it's still one of the prime spots for the semiprivate room and $97 for avid bar-goer. Twelve months of coverage . a private room. Taliaferro said the brochures last year cost $39 per student. Also included under are being printed but he The price will rise to about $45 sickness benefits were $5 to wasn't sure of the increase in this Fall, Taliaferro said. $300 for surgeon's fees, up to coverage, if any. Page 2, THE BREEZE Friday, July 18, 1980 To Bee or not to Bee.. Beekeepers buzz into Chandler Hall

By CINDY RUSSELL to buy comb honey here.' "A bad beekeeper gets Most of the beekeepers stung a lot but a good became interested in beekeeper is stung only 15 to apiculture (the practice of 20 times a day." beekeeping) by circumstance. This distinction was made Adams was introduced to the by Gordon Apiary, a local field after visiting a friend beekeeper who attended the who owned bees. The Apiary s Virginia Association of inherited their present Beekeepers conference this business which has been in Kist weekend in Chandler their family for three generations. Apiary and his wife Seibert A poultry farmer, another were just two of the 300 conference-goer, said she had beekjeepers that attended the owned bees for over three weekend seminar. Both the years but had just recently hobbyist and commercial become interested in beekeepers came to hear the beekeeping. After attending experts speak on topics such this conference, she believes as Queen-raising and beekeeping will be more equipment maintenance. difficult than poultry farming. Hands-on workshops such as Of the bees themselves, Apiary said the public is hive construction were also ,r included, as well as the op- misinformed. The kiUing of purtunity to exchange ideas the African bees" has been with other beekeepers. misrepresented, he said, John Adams, a Richmond adding that he is disappointed high school teacher, is in- in efforts of those such as terested in beekeeping as a Henry Fonda, who is also hobby at present but hopes to hobbyist beekeeper. Fonda go commercial soon. He at- has made sensational movies tended the conference to learn such as "Killer Bees," Apiary mire about bee management said or rather how to handle bees A breed of African bee and -make .ftpnre honey. He exists which is vicious. classifies 4 hobbyist as However, as the bees moves someone with about 15 hives, north, they interbreed and Photo by *«M Cloaor but added that a commercial become more docile. Also Beekeeping technique* demomtrated beekeeper would be anyone (Continued on Page 8) interested in making money. The Apiary's own and MMC operate 500 colonies in their SI Car** Si S—z. -WC commercial business in 11:0Oan-9:BO>M nnum Woodstock. They specialize in JVC'S section comb honey, comb SM-Tkin honey in square boxes. Apairy slid he was disheartened to 11:OOt»40:30t« RS-33 a,.ii ii nil,. T see comb honey production Fftttf 1111I. dymg- "People want things Stadenla don't forge! your ID IT'S BOTH FUN AND FUNCTIONAL!! quicker now. and this type honey takes longer and is u good (or a 15* discount 40 WATTS SPECIAL ACE PRICE: harder to produce since it is OH all regular price order*. never touched by human SUPER - A POWER AMP $319.00 hands." he said. S.E.A. STEREO GRAPHIC EQUALIZER Having produced 15 tons of honey last year, the Apiary's L.E.D. PEAK POWER INDICATOR sell their product to JVC TRIPLE POWER Shenandoah Caverns. Because of its nutrition, PROTECTION CIRCUIT purity, and scarceness, [FINANCING, SERVICE, AND PARK m srroir Apairy said "busloads come 26 Pleasant Hill Rd. 434 - 4722 tLfcLrlniV from as far away as New York We are something eke!" BtiAwuj VMtd 157 WMM km. 434-7948 too ahold* •»«»» Main SI •****, *t*i»" Wayne's •M Km A* t» Mack w rid* Hair Designs \ THURSDAY - SATURDAY Wayne Bud 12 puck 4.39 £iel2r«dt 4.49 Bobby m m 12 pock 3.89 Kathy rHiduCeb (Reg & 2.49 Marie Pewt (Reg & £qttO 209 The latest Sclwwtto I.S9 Wtftoi 12 |wat 4.39 in men's and women's Keg» 7 - IS gotten Kea» hair designing with a personal touch

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(Who, me?) lazy. them and don't put lights or — You're doing too much NEW YORK (AP) - The stress of captivity in Iran On those winter days in the refrigerators near them. It stop-and-go driving or having dormitory when the heat was prevents the thermostat from may have helped set off Richard Queen's attack of too many fast starts and stops. multiple sclerosis but it is likely he would have so hot and stuffy one non- reading the correct tem- ~ You aren't keeping tires d U d , anvwa chalantly solved the problem perature. 2SS?f m» 5x ^!I f y. * spokesman for the inflated at the highest National Multipla Sclerosis Society said today by opening a window. Who — Don't let beds and other recommended pressure. Str 8 en time8 an feels like bothering to call furniture obstruct the — You aren't selecting »w" 1!f I °^ exacerbation. We find that radiators or heat vents, tfle multiple sclerosis patient has to be very careful in maintenance, you say, since it high-mileage oil. his daily Irving," saidBard Lindemen, scienceleditor would be days before they — Don't -waste hot water; — Your car doesn't have tor tne society. would get around to adjusting use only what you need. radial tires. 28, was the thermostat? .T^^V ******* Friday by militants at the US Embassy in Tehran, where he had been held It's hard to comprehend : You might be sick and tired On a national level, if every of hearing about this, but if captive for250days.Heis now being treated at the US. that such a "little bit" of driver of the mare than loo Air Force hospital in Wiesbaden, West Germany wasted energy on any one you're the one writing the million private automobiles, person's part could really checks to Harrisonburg plus some 20 million light contribute to rising James Electric Commission, you trucks, reduced gasoline Madison University tuition, want to keep the bill as low as consumption just 5 percent, U.S. flag at Olympics now up 22.7 percent for the possible. You don't have a the total, savings would be MOSCOW (API- The Stars and Stripes will be raised coming fall. choice then but to become more than 5.5 billion gallons of at the closing ceremony of the Olympic Games in But if you add up all this energy conscious. gasoline per yearfThat's Moscow, despite objections by the United States wasted energy, you'U find it's according to a pamphlet put government, according to officials. almost a small fortune. One more bit of advice for those on-campus students : out by the U.S. Department of Monique Berlioux, director of the International To do yourselves or whoever Energy entitled, "How to Save Olympic Committee, said protocol require? the raising pays the bills a big favor: Please notify your resident advisor or Energy Con- Gasoline...and Money." of the flag of the host country of the next Olympic Gamers, The 1964 Games are set for Los Angeles. servation Coordinator of any I'm sure I'm not the only — Make sure all windows existing or potential energy one sick of getting that little 9 and doors are closed when wasting condition or knot in my stomach every Death'with a laugh heating or air conditioning are heating — cooling problems. time I get gas in my car and on (including storm win- Now for those who have the look at how much less I'm BOYDTON, VA. (AP) - Charles S. Stamper, who dows). part-time luxury, part-time getting for my money... 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The reason Considering myself to be as era is the major's worst. they are tied for second is not able a hack as the next, I have Maybe if they traded Don that they have improved, but put together my own Zimmer for a righthander... that Texas and Chicago have predictions that will no doubt Detroit is playing their best gotten worse. Their main enrage or enthrall you, ball in recent years. Sparky problem is Calvin Griffith, the depending on who you root for, Anderson has made them a el cheapo owner who refused and possibly even earn me the respectable club and Champ to put up the money to keep his reputation of being a baseball Summers has come out of stars at home (witness Carew, guru. nowhere to hit a com- Bostock, Hisle). On to business. Let's start mendable .343. Richie Hebner Texas is problably the with the was second in the league with strongest contender in the East. The Yankees have got to 61 RBI's before being west. They also have a history be the team to beat here. sidelined by a knee injury last of individual stars with a Besides having a seven and a week. knack for not being able to half game lead, they have Cleveland has good hitting, play together well. Their some excellent pitching and no power and no pitching. pitching is adequate, which is more than adequate hitting. Miguel Dilone's .355 average surprising when they have Thomas Jefferson's Rotunda at Monticello since its restoration in 1976. Dinosaurs, caves relieve boredom By SUE CLAYTON entertainment. Shenandoah Have you ever toured a National Park and George vineyard, seen a dinosaur, or Washington National Forest visited an underground offer miles of trails for hiking, JtKtisxerSti fairyland? where one can see anything Students often lament about from a squirrel to a black Reggie Jackson is having a is one of the few bright spots. starters with names like the lack of things to do in and bear. Or the Blue Ridge Park- banner year at the plate (.229, Toronto struggles on. They Jenkins, Perry, Matlack and around Harrisonburg, way follows the mountain 22 homers, 61 RBI) and the have adequate pitching, but Medich and relievers like Lyle especially during the sum- crest, by-passes all towns and rest of the team is hitting for their hitting stinks. Once and Kern.Danny Darwin (4— mer. This boredom might is free of commercial power, if not average. With again it looks like they will 1,1.88) has been the standout easily be remedied, for the vehicles, allowing leisurely starters like Tommy John and have the cellar all to them- on the line. Shenandoah Valley is an area travel past quiet, natural Ron Guidry, plus Rick selves. The Texas bats are rich with history and full of beauty, far from books, Gossage in the pen, the Yanks In the Western Division booming, as usual, led by natural beauty. teachers and assignments. have formidable pitching. Kansas City threatens to Buddy Bell >.343, 11 homers, In neighboring Augusta Move from the top of the Milwaukee must be make it a laugher. They have 42 RBI). Rusty Staub (.313) County, the city of Staunton mountain to the bowels of the frustrated. They're leading fought off numerous injuries and Al Oliver (.297,8 homers, offers the largest remaining earth where there are crystal the league in hitting and (maybe their toughest 58 RBI). When you look at the collection of 19th Century pools and the glistening stones pitching, yet still trail the competition) to lead by lOVi overall talent on this club architecture in Virginia. of the subterranean world. Yankees in wins. Augusta County also sports The Valley is dotted with games over second place you've got to wonder about the reaper perfected by Cyrus caves and caverns. The problem here is pit- Chicago. Larry Gura (11—4, their record. McCormick in 1831 and a ching, while they have a good 2.22 ERA) and Dan Quisen- Oakland, under new Massanutten Caverns in team earned average, berry with (16 saves) stand beautiful stone arch railroad Keezletown, east of manager Billy Martin, has bridge, both of which will Harrisonburg, is a brief af- they lack a stopper in the out on an otherwise average shown signs of improvement. delight those more interested bullpen and in the starting pitching staff. George Brett, They've played "Billy ternoon excursion. Other rotation. Losing second as expected, is hitting well Baseball," that is, running the baseman Paul Molitor (.358) (.348). Not so expected, but a bases aggressively and for the past several weeks welcome surprise is John executing the fundamentals, Discover Shenandoah Valley's hasn't helped, although Cecil Wathan's .318 and Clint but weak hitting and a lack of Cooper (.336, 10 homers, 55 Hurdle's .301. Willie Wilson is relief pitching have hindered RBI) has done everything again hitting .300 plus (.319) the club. Keough, quiet beauty, rich history possible to make up for while ranking second in the Langford, and Norris rank Molitar's absence. A healthy league in stolen bases (40). one—two—three in the league nearby caverns are Molitor and the emergence of in complete games, and in the past than the future. a few leaders on the pitching This year it looks like the Do the names James Shenandoah Caverns near rest of the division could be outfielder Henderson leads in Monroe, Thomas Jefferson, New Market, Skyline Caverns staff are the Brewers only stolen bases with 41. The A's at Front Royal, Luray hope if they are to catch the the second division. Barring a probably have the best young Woodrow Wilson and George Yanks! Kansas City collapse it doesn't Rogers Clark stir your Caverns in Luray and Grand look like anyone is capable of outfield in the majors with imagination? Their homes are Caverns in Grottoes. Each is Now for the also-rans. Henderson and Murphy both enchanting, unique and cool. Baltimore, Boston and Detroit challenging. close to Harrisonburg, easily hitting about .300 and Tony accessible to the JMU student. Located within 20 miles of are all playing decent Chicago's hitting (or lack of Armas cracking 18 home runs. JMU, 1 Natural Chimneys baseball, but that won't be At Wilson's birthplace in it) seems to be holding them The problem is, except for Staunton, one can view Regional Park in Mt. Solon is good enough. Baltimore can't back. Their pitching looks these three and exhibits and memorabilia of a cool, shady retreat perfect seem to regain their magic good with Britt Burns (9—7, Dave Revering, no one else for walking, camping or just touch of last season. They this World War I President. 2.56) and Ed Farmer (6—3, can hit. Monroe's Charlottesville plain relaxing. simply haven't been able to 3.05) having strong years. Seattle has two problems— home, Ash Lawn, is a 550-acre Drinking has and probably they can't hit or pitch. Tom estate where visitors can take will remain a favorite activity Paciorek is hitting .342 with 10 in the atmosphere of an early for some college students. Major League Standings homers and 32 RBI's, but he's 19th Century working plan- Perhaps a love for your about the only Mariner hit- tation. favorited bouquet will lead American League ting. Honeycutt, Rawley, and One of the classis examples you in a quest to know more Abbott are pitching decently, about wine making, a Valley but after them the other of American architecture, East West 1,1' rests only a few miles from speciality. Perhaps some tips pitchers have ERA'S that soar Ash Lawn — Monticello, can be gleaned on bow to New York . .54 28 .659 — Kansas City. .50 34 .595 — to the clouds. make wine at Shenandoah California is probably the home of Thomas Jefferson. Milwaukee. .47 36 .566 74fe Chicago. . . .39 44 .470 10% The > house, gardens, Vineyards, in Edinburg, biggest surprise of the year. graveyard, outbuildings, and Virginia, where one can taste Baltimore. .44 38 .537 10 Minnesota. . .39 44 .470 10M> Their hitting is mediocre, led Jefferson's personal free wine and stroll slowly Boston . . .44 38 .537 10 Texas 39 44 .470 10 V by Rod Carew's .323. Their momentoes and inventions through the vineyard and pitching has been terrible. are lovingly shown and cared winery. Detroit 42 37 .532 10"6 Oakland. . . .39 46 .459 11% True, they've had some key for. If the thirst for excitement injuries, most notably catcher If Monticello and Ash Lawn has not been appeased after Cleveland. .39 41 .488 14 Seattle. . . -35 49 .417 15 Brian Downing and last year's visiting the vineyard, the Most Valuable Player Don are too aristocratic for Toronto. .35 46 .432 isvi California . .30 51 .370 18% humble origins, one can drop prehistoric past is only a short Baylor. However, with in at a restored cabin, the drive at White Post, near baseball's worst record (30— birthplace of George Rogers Front Royal. Hunt for a Saber 51) they rate an F forfutility. Tooth Tiger and Brontosaures As of July 14, 1980 Clark, Revolutionary War Next week^/ hero, frontiersman and Rex, be a kid again or pretend conqueror of the Northwest to be a cave man — at National League territory. Dinosaur Land primitive fantasies can "come true." Page 6, THE BREEZE Friday, July 18, 1980 R-HOUSE, 611 SOUTH ^1AIN By Scott Worner Classifieds MAN* I RtMWWSJ MV OH(Sm-*T«ON. 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Those interviewed had nothing but praise for this year's State Association of Beekeeping Conference, hailing it as excellent and well organized. Most considered the conference to cater to new technological advancements in equipment.

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GOP plans to use the recession as FDR did the depression

and turning around unem- platform, but incumbent ployment and inflation. president, Jimmy Carter has Two bills which declined so much in Republicans want to introduce popularity polls that the would include wholesale Republicans do not believe taxcutting and free market this will harm them. Within competition. Both are the party, there is still designed to aid national discontent among party IE 1980 DOS 9W domestic problems. leaders over the ERA issue. A wholesale taxcut is In direct opposition to supposed to allow an increase Carter, Ronald Reagan, the in economic activity which Republican presidential would create a "revenue nominee does not favor peace- feedback" to the treasury. time draft registration. This The free market com- may very well hurt Reagan's "Header's Forum-

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By SHELLY JAMES students will have to go off United States males born in campus to register, as the post 1960 and 1961 are supposed to officed on campus is not register for the draft, July 21 federal. Therefore, it has no — August 2. authority to register. Few men know what to Some cities expect riots at expect when they go to the post offices when register. The post offices registration starts. It is themselves know only that doubtful that such action will they are to see that the forms take place in Harrisonburg, are filled out and then to mail them to the Selective Service according to the Post Master System. However, everyone here. does seem to know that Many people ask, "How did registration will take place we get into this mess?" Well, and only men will sign up. after five months of debate All eligible men must and a close vote in the House register, even the disabled of Representatives, the bill and the handicapped. The only finally got out. of Congress. exceptions are those who are President Jimmy Carter already members of the ac- signed the proclamation into tive armed ■ forces or law on July 2, allocating $13.3 nonimmigrant aliens. million for the revitalization James Madison University of the registration. Carter was

disappointed with this bill — December on Thursday. One thing to remember he wanted women to register, Friday and Saturday are about this registration is that even though law prevents it is not a draft. No draft cards make-up days. will be issued. No one will be their participation on the war The fine for not registering classified. front. is up to $10,000, five years The American Civil imprisonment, or both. The in order to enact a draft, Liberties Union (ACLU) maximum penalty has never Congress must adopt ad- hopes to have this registration been used, but few are willing ditional legislation. And with law declared un- to test that trend. all the opposition to peace- constitutionhal since it does not include women. If the Men born in 1962 will time registration, a peace- ACLU wins its suit, register in January of 1981. time draft seems unlikely. /If registration will stop. But, After that, all men will the U.S. becomes involved in a those who have registered will register at the post office war, however, the draft will still be on file. when they become 18. probably be reestablished. The legislation is suposed to show the Soviets that the U.S. is ready to take action if they do not evacuate Afghanistan, according to Carter. e c To register, the applicant Qte Blteze goes to a federal post office ^■■^ houndedL ...... lurl 111))toil and fills out a form while in the building. They cannot take the forms home. The form requires the registrant's name, address, telephone Editor Teresa Caviness number, social security number and date of birth. Managing Editor Kevin Crowley Registrants must bring some Joe Schneckenburger standard identification, such Photography Editor as a driver's license, to verify information. Two I.D.'s are News Editor Jackie Mollenaur recommended. About ninety days later, the Selective Production Manager Shelly James Service System will send a letter acknowledging the registration. To the press alone, chequered as it is with abuses, the world is in- In order to prevent large debted for all tne triumphs which have gamed by reason and humanity crowds, specific days have over error and oppression." -- James Madison. been assigned by the Correspondence should bf addressed lu Mil' Itreeie *•« frtfi registrant's birth month and Building. James Madison University. Harrisonburg virqima. ??Hi> / year. Men born in 1960 will Letters to the editor are encouraged All letters mu»l be 'vped siqrted and include the author's address and telephone numbci Letters longer sign up the first week (July 21- than 500 words may be used as qucstspots at Ihc discretion ol me editor 26); those born in 1961, the Unsigned letters and editorials will not be used All material will be edited at lhedis