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Vol. LX'XXIV No. 45 University of Connecticut Wednesday, October 29,1980 Carter talks tough in league debate CLEVELAND (UPI) — President Carter and Ronald Reagan, in a critical debate one week before the 1980 presidential election, clashed sharply Tuesday on military, economic and social issues with Carter defending his record and Reagan insisting he is not a dangerous warmonger. Carter took a strong offensive thrust, saying his Republican rival had taken '"dangerous" stands that could lead to a nuclear arms race and proliferation of nuclear weapons to terrorist countries. But Reagan denied he could overreact militarily as president, saying. "I don't ever want to see another generation of Americans bleed their lives away" on foreign soil. On social and economic programs Carter said Reagan's position was a "radical departure" from the historical principles of the Republican Party that showed insensitivity to human need. Repeatedly Reagan charged Carter with misstating and distorting his statements and said his record as governor of California was one of social progress. ' 'There you go again,'' Reagan would say with a smile as he This image of Saturn, taken by the Voyager 1 spacecraft at a distance of 21.1 million miles tried to lighten the mood of the debate with a rebuke of what was made on the last day the planet and its rings could be captured within a he termed Carter's "misunderstandings." But each time the narrow-angle camera fram. Voyager 1 is scheduled to make its nearest appraoch to the president grimly bore in on another Reagan position or planet on Nov. 12. Three separate Voyager 1 images taken through ultraviolet, green and statement. violet filters were used to construct this composite of Saturn [UPI photo]. In his own attacks Reagan charged Carter with a "miserable" economic record that led to high inflation and high unemployment combined with a military and foreign policy that has seriously weakened national security. The 90 minute debate many believe could determine the outcome of Tuesday's election was staged in Cleveland's Iran unsure of hostage fate Convention Music Hall and broadcast by the three major networks to a nationwide audience of millions. By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL American television air time to "present its Iran Tuesday added a fifth condition for the position on the problem to the American release of the 52 American hostages — three people." Suspect in Jordan hours on American television to present the A second group would be freed when Iranian position. West German television Washington met Iran's four other conditions: shooting arrested said. The State Department said the report return of the shah's, fortune, unfreezing of WASHINGTON (UPI) — FBI agents in Lakeland. Fla. was "100 percent rumor." Iran's assets in U.S. banks, a non-intervention Tuesday arrested Joseph Paul Franklin, considered a The new condition was reported as the guarantee and a promise that Washington suspect in the critical wounding of black civil rights leader French newspaper Le Monde in a dispatch would make no demands on Iran as a Vernon Jordan and the sniper slayings of two black youths from Tehran said a majority of parliament and consequence of the hostage taking. in Salt Lake City. Iran's leaders favored the hostages' release, The United States said Monday that FBI officials said the bureau wants to question Franklin but that a hardline group of 87 of the 200-odd piecemeal release of the 52 Americans would who has been linked to the Ku Klux Klan. about a dozen parliamentary deputies was still fighting "unacceptable" and warned Iran of "grave other sniper killings, including 10 in Johnstown. Pa.. efforts to sent them free. consequences" if any of the captives were Cincinnati. Buffalo. N.Y.. and Oklahoma City. The West German national television, in its tried as spies. FBI Director William Webster, announcing the arrest, dispatch from Tehran on Iran's parliamentary State Department spokesman John Trattner said Franklin was held on charges he violated the civil- hostage commission, and a first group of dismissed the West German television report, rights of Theodore Tracy Fields and David Loren Martin, Americans would be released as soon as Iran's saying, "that is a bona-fide. 100 percent black teen-agers killed bv sniper fire Aug. 20 in Salt Lake parliament had been granted three hours of rumor." Citv. Coop must be returned to students

By LAUREN GARBAKIM) secretary and the students two and a half hours the on made known to the whole sity of Hartford and formerly "The president of the committee. importance of the opinion of board before the board dis- a UConn professor said. Co-op Board of Directors, The directors met to dis- the Co-op's law firm. Wiggin cusses these changes. The Ivory spoke to the board at Ron Pape, doesn't take the cuss Pape's referendum pro- and Dana, in New Haven, in firms opinions are extremely length. "You people act as by-law changes seriously," posal, board member reduc all of the board decisions. helpful to the board." though it's your Co-op. It's Edward Kostiner, a member tion proposal, and the propo- Until now, the law firm has "UConn's administration not. The original idea was to of the board, said Tuesday sal to pay interest to students not been consulted as often needs the Co-op just as much serve the students at the night. ' on their initial Co-op deposit. as many board members as the Co-op needs the University. That has got to "The nature of the Co-op The board didn't reach any wish. adminstration. Students and be your main objective." he has to change," said Kosti- decisions on these topics. Kostiner said. "The firm the Co-op Board of Directors said. ner to Pape, "It's not "your Some were not even address- should be made aware of all should work together in a The board discussed the secretary, your board or your ed. proposed changes in the sound venture." David Ivo- idea of paving interest to all committee. It's the board's The board discussed for by-laws and the firm's opini- ry, a professor at the Univer- SEE PAGE 4 Woody Allen's new movie A small border war 'Stardust Memories' Story, p.16 Story, p.8 Page 2 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Wednesday, October 29.1980 OPINION Still in the dark

Meetings closed to the public on this campus don't foster any trust in University administration and student government. This Monday, Carol Wiggins, dean of students; Frank Napolitano and H. Fred Simons, assistant vice presidents in Student Affairs and Services; finally called upon student leaders to participate in deciding how to use the Commons dining room and the now-vacant Co-op space. But a Daily Campus staffer was not allowed to stay at the meeting. Except for the select few, (Larry Yakaitis, president of the Board of Governors; Donald Cafero, Chairman of the Inter-Area Residents' Council; James Dolan of the Graduate Student Council; Jim Deorio of the Undergraduate Student Government,) student participation was not allowed. But this cannot be viewed in an entirely pessimistic manner, the administration has finally recognized the duties prescribed to its student government No Oscars for Abscamers representatives. Their action is a step in the right direction, but they must recognize all students, whether it is the Daily Campus or an interested, concerned party. There is room WASHINGTON-It is obvious the FBI is studios are equipped to handle this kind of for still more improvement. not ready for prime-time television. 1 plan to series But the University is just stalling for time, until its discuss the Abscam tapes today, but not the They're going to have to cast their show functionnaires can get together to make the decision. moral and ethical questions of whether they with professional actors. You can't risk Asking for the student government's assistance is fine, but should have been played or not. I will deal putting amateur FBI agents in key roles when the track record thus far is a pretty fair indication of what is with the quality of the show as it pertains to millions of dollars are at stake. You need a to come. Their decision. show business. Peter Falk. Lloyd Nolan and Angie Dickinson Students have the right to know what transpired at the to play the parts of the undercover agents. The meeting. Nothing is gained by the press, other than to congressmen can play themselves, since they inform the community. There are four proposals in the Art Buchwald seem to have their hearts in their work more works which involve the old Co-op space and dining room. than the FBI actors. One has been on the boards since 1977. In order to keep up the interest of the That plan calls for the dining room to be a full-service Sloppy production audience, you can't stage the entire sting liquor restaurant with a liquor license. The dining room has operation in a hotel room. You have to go had a license for two years and the project was put out to The Abscam production values were the outside and show shots of automobile chases bid by the state Departyment of Public Works in worst I've seen. The tapes in many cases were and work in a few hot love scenes. That may September. But the bid was with drawn when the other out of focus, and the sound made most people not have anything to do with Abscam but will three plans came into play. think they were hearing "Shogun." keep the people from turning the dial. The other three also serve special interests. The first The acting, except for Pennsylvania's Lee Remick could play the frustrated wife of would be to merge the Anonymous Pub with the Commons Congressman Michael Myers, was way below one of the FBI undercover men who takes to dining room and to include an on-campus delivery for professional standards. The FBI men who drink because her husband keeps going out grinders. Another would be to move the pub into the old Co- played the parts of those offering bribes were every night dressed as an Arab sheik and op in the basement. And the third would move the Afro- stiff and showed no emotion. The director, won't tell her what he's up to. American Cultural Center into the Co-op space. whoever he was, did nothing to encourage his She could be having an affair with a labor Each of the three proposals would free some campus real cast to move around the room and bring some leader who she doesn't know is also an FBI estate with all the moving involved. And all four involve a life to this listless drama. undercover agent. The possibilities are good deal of communication with the student body in As for the set in the hotel suite, it is evident endless to make Abscam into another general. Accessibility for the handicapped must also be that the FBI was scrimping on its budget, "Dallas." considered and will be in the near future. hoping that no one would notice how cheap the Barring a college newspaper like this publication does not furniture was. Even the costumes were badly "You need Peter Falk, benefit the student body, it only keeps students ignorant of chosen; you couldn't tell the difference decisions which will affect themselves as well as untold between the people who were pulling off the thousands of students in the future. sting operation and the congressman who was being stung. Lloyd Nolan and Angie If this wasn't enough, the FBI went with a cliche^ridden script that we've seen on Dickinson to play the parts television time and time again. The lines (Eoonettintt fiaf Iff titatttjtiu sounded as if they had been written by SERVING STORRS SINCE 1896 someone in the fingerprint department, and it of the undercover agents." comes as no surprise that the writer chose to take his name off the credits. The American people deserve more for their KEN KOEPPER As a hard-hitting who-done-it, Abscam was tax money than scratchy tape with Editor in Chief one of the biggest disappointments of the unintelligible dialogue. You either produce a year, and the FBI better get its act together sting operation with class or you don't put it before the show is canceled from the air. on the air. We can't have a law enforcement DAN ALEXANDER GRAEME BROWN The first thing I believe the bureau will have agency that thinks all it needs to get an Emmy Managing Editor Business Manager to do is get in someone who knows television. award is a hand-held Sony camera and a If the FBI expects to stay in show biz, they cassette of half-inch tape. Anyone can catch a should appoint Freddie Silverman of WNBC as crooked congressman taking money, but it the new director of the FBI. takes talent to put it on the screen and Then they will have to move their persuade the TV audience to tune in for next headquarters to Hollywood where all the week's episode.

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By MARK TAPPER there were more than 100 Another participant was Operation Bridge, a divi- UConn students going to Beverly Byam, an eighth sion of the Revitalization Hartford every week." she semester education major, Corps that brings UConn said. said she felt the biggest students to Hartford's north Ned Cole, Revitalization problem was also lack of end every week to tutor area Corps directors, praised tutors. "People are afraid to youngsters, held a party in UConn students for their go to the north end. They are the Towers Union Tuesday work. "UConn has, by far, afraid of the area, and the night. given us the greatest re- kids," she said. Patty Burke, a seventh sponse. The Ivy League Beth Cole and Byam stress- semester Slavic studies ma- schools that I have worked ed that the program is disci- jor, and UConn co-ordinator with on this project have not plined and orderly. "Kids for the project, said it was a contributed to any degree come because they want to chance for the Hartford worth mentioning," he said. learn." Byam said. Cole said children to see a college for "UConn students are sav- he feels that the kids really the first time. "Most of these ing these kids lives, in a very respect the UConn students kids never get the exposure real sense. They are chang- "as teachers and mostly as to college that suburban kids ing attitudes towards educa- friends." tion and promoting very posi- get," she said. Some parents of the inner tive racial relations, he said. In the three years that she city children attended the has been in the program. Cole also said that there is party, and praised the pro- Burke has seen the program a shortage of tutors. "If we gram. "I wish they had had Maureen Monks, one of the more than 100 tutors grow. "Three years ago could get 300 to 400 tutors, 1 something like this when I participating in Operation Bridge of the Hartford there were only three people could find 600 kids who need was in school," Frank Wil- Revitalization Corps, is surrounded by children participating involved, by spring last year help." liams of Hartford said. He In the program in the Towers Union Tuesday (Lofink photo). has four children involved in the program. Weather Carter lobbyist Pete Jamison, a 10th grader from Weaver High, Partly sunny with morning lows in the upper 20s to low summed up the evening. 30s. Daytime highs 50 to 55. Fair at night with lows 30 to calls Reagan a fake "It's lots of fun." 35. Mostly sunny Thursday with highs near 50. By JUDY BENSON "President Carter has an Connecticut," she said. LaFontaine: excellent record on women's According to Pinson, U.S. issues. Twenty-two percent Rep. Chris Dodd will make a of his staff are women, and dynamite Senator, and will Self-identity key to racialharmony they are making policy and give Connecticut an* legislative decisions in his advantage in Washington. By LESLIE FINKELSTEIN talking. We should stop that, then you can accept the next person for who he or she administration." Valerie Pinson said Ronald Students expressed con- pointing fingers and do Pinson, lobbyist for Reagan of being a "fake, cern over apathy toward something," one student is," he said. President Carter said at built-up, actor with no racial problems on campus at said. Evans said achieving racial UConn Tuesday. substance." "Everything the Planning for Change The discussion was preced- harmony "is a difficult task Pinson. who is currently stops when the Republicans SeminanTuesday night. ed by speeches from Herman but I believe it is not insur mountable. It can be done." aiding state Rep. Audrey are in the White House, Students discussed ways in LaFontaine, superintendent Beck's campaign, spoke to a including funding for social which they could actively of Hartford public schools, "Problems will never be group of 30 area Democrats programs, education, and diminish racism on campus. and Dr. Therman E. Evans of corrected if you lay back and at a luncheon set up by Beck housing," she said. Some of the ideas mentioned the Connecticut General Life say, 'Let someone else do and state Rep. Dorothy According to Pinson. were increased minority en- Insurance Company. it,' " he said. Goodwin. Reagan will do nothing for rollment and an ethnic day of La Fontaine said the key to The seminar, which was "Connecticut has done the status of women and his pride.- racial harmony was a ques- sponsored by Dr. H. Fred very well under Carter," administration will be filled They said even interested tion of self-identity. Simons, UConn vice presi- Pinson said. with men. "Jimmy Carter and involved students are too "I think it's very important dent of special academic and "I am impressed by the does not deserve a passive. that you know who you are enrichment affairs, was a combination of three sepa- number of highly qualified challenger such as Ronald "We're just sitting around yourself. If you can accept women running for office in rate seminars held last year. SEE PAGE 4

The five candidates who participated in the Mansfield League of Women Voters meeting to present their ideas Tuesday are, from the left, state Rep. Audrey Beck, Michael Skelly, Claire Flamm Frier, state Rep. Dorothy Goodwin and George Whitham (Lofink photo). Local politicians debate education

By SOPHIA HEIDKAMP Representatives 54th they also said the need for a tax in the state has had a without one." Three state Senatorial District; and George E. strong humanities disastorous effect on our Friar accused the candidates, along with two Whitham, Republican for the education. economy". Frier .said. Democrats of supporting House of Representatives state • House of "By teaching humanities "We're so close to the government spending and candidates presented their Representatives 54th we open up greater job Massachusettes border that strong government control. policies at a meeting District were present at last opportunities for young the tax sends our population '"We need controlled state sponsored by the Mansfield night "s meeting. people," Beck said. to Massachusettes to shop". spending to avoid tax League of Women Voters Three panelists George E. Whitham said, A state income tax should increases next year," she last night. questioned the candidates on "There is a great deal of only be considered with said. State Sen. Audrey the adoption of a state emphasis on humanities at complete removal of the Friar also said the basic Beck, Democrat for the state income tax, the problems of UConn. Students get a broad sales tax. We shouldn't have difference between the Senate 29th District; Michael hazardous waste products, education along with both, Frier added. Republicans and the J. Skelley, Democrat for the and the current back to specialized training in their However Goodwin said the Democrats was that the state Senate 35th District; basics philosophy in fields." income tax was a must. "The Republicans wanted control Claire Flamm Frier, education. There was a wide range of need for state income tax is back in local government. "I Republican for the state All of the candidates opinions concerning to increasing. We're going to want to see the 35th District Senate 35th District; Dorthy agreed that a move back tc adoption of a state income have an awfully hard time with more power in decisions C. Goodwin, Democrat for basics was necessary. But tax. "The 7 Vj percent sales puting the budget together concerning local spending." the state House of Page 4 The Connecticut Dally Campus, Wednesday, October 29,1980 International coroorations anticipate growth in Turkey By TOM RESTELLI Problems, such as a base for foreign firms to Turkey has many 120 percent inflation rate, establish branches, as economic and political unemployment at 20 many have already. problems, but with help can percent, and violent protests Construction companies to look forward to a better caused the military takeover help rebuild the damage future, Dr. Refik Bulpam, a of Turkey in September. This caused by the Iran-Iraq war. proffessor in the UConn is the third time the military for example, would be in School of Business said. has taken over the great demand, Culpan Culpan, who is a native of government, the last two added. Turkey,addressed a group of were in 1960 and 1970. However, some firms have 25 on the effect of multi- Turkey's geographical not put in the necessary national corportation , in location, culture, and Islamic effort to make their branches Turkey. religion would aid it as a profitable, and he said better foreign management and more trained native citizens, Faculty member dies as well as a better understanding of the authoritian culture in frombrain tumor Turkey, as a way to improve this. By RAY CODY He was 31-years-old, and Srinivas D. Sastry, a leaves a wife, 24. and a son, member of the UConn 4, who live in Bangolore. Write Metallury Dept.. died last Any donations towards A picture qf Dr. H. Fred Simons, UConn'8 vice president, Wednesday at Hartford funeral expenses would be of Special Academic and Enrichment Affairs, was Hospital as a result of a brain appreciated, and may be forthe incorrectly run in place of Frederick G. Adams, the vice tumor, said Peter Strutt, a sent to the metallurgy president of Student Affairs and Services, Monday. The professor of metallurgy. department office, Strutt Daily Campus Daily Campus regrets the error. Above is a picture of Sastry, a specialist in said. Adams. steels and ferrous alloys had arrived from India last GET INTO THE month to work on a post- doctorate fellowship, in HALLOWEEN SPIRIT WITH metallurgy under a grant JERRY ROCKWOOD AS EDGAR ALLEN POE funded by the Naval Research Center in Connecticut. Sastry had left India with a PhD in electroslag refining of steels from the India Institute of Science in Bangalore. India, and had been working with Strut. Sastry was suddenly afflicted with a brain tumor which doctors were unable to alleviate. ... Co-op FROM PAGE ONE TONIGHT! VDM members of the Co-op when they leave the University. 8:00p.m. FREE ADMISSION Ivory said the original Co-op plan never intended any interest payments; only a Bermuda Night reimbursement of the de- ► ► ^Os^ Careers posit. Plan your Spring Break "81" in Bermuda "This is a very important aspect of the University. You Come see a promotional film of the island- and be en Don't Just • ii- must realize it has to be chanted by its beauty handled very carefully. information on student rates will be available aiong At the Institute for Paralegal Training we have prepared These students did not will- With complementary Rum swizzles'. over 4,000 college graduates for careers in law. business and finance After just three months df intensive training, we will ingly give their deposits, but Wed. Oct. 29 1980 place you in a stimulating and challenging position that offers have been promised a re- professional growth and expanding career opportunities. As fund,*' Ivory said. 310 Commons 8:00pm a Legal Assistant you will do work traditionally performed by "This committee must act attorneys and other professionals in law firms, corporations, as a co-operative effort with banks, government agencies and insurance companies. the students who fund it, and Furthermore, you will earn graduate credit towards a Master at this time it isn't." Ivory of Arts in Legal Studies through Antioch School of Law for all said. course work completed at The Institute. A subcommittee was form- . We are regarded as the nation's finest and most prestig- ed to discuss in detail the ious program for training legal specialists for law firms, proposed by law changes of business and finance. But. as important as our academic the Co-op board, and Pape is Woody Allen Walter Matthau cv 3'ity is our placement result. The Institute's placement service will find you a job in the city of your choice. II not, you will going to contact the Co-op's in Glenda Jackson law firm before the next be eligible for a substantial tuition refund. meeting to discuss the pro- "STARDUST "HOPSCOTCH" If you are a senior in high academic standing and looking posed changes. for the most practical way to begin your career, contact your MEMORIES" Placement Office for an interview with our representative. We will visit voui campus on: Friday, October 31 FRI 7 JO 19 30 ...lobbyist W* 7 45 • »:«S M.T.W.TH. 7 ISA 9 IS FROM PAGE 3 M.T.W.TH T30 tt 90 Reagan." she said. Carter has increased educational funding 72 Design Your Own Major percent across the board, and has established the 235 SouJh 17rh Sire** Department of Education, Did you know that you can design your own PMMtJlMfc E——iHWal 10103 Pinson said. Under his major? If your interests go beyond the scope (215) 732-6000 administration, bills have of any department, you might want an indivi- been passed providing dualized major. ftwun br HM0VI **I funding for inner city Approved by The American Bar Association housing stabilizing the Social For more information come to 306 Wood Hall or call 486-3631 Security system, and inflation Programs Earn Ful Credit Toward MA in Legal SturJes t^ouoh Antioch School of Law is leveling off. Center (or Educational Innovation . !--•"•. ■* r The Connecticut Daily Campus, Wednesday, October 29,1980 Page 5 Mitchell testifies during FBI black bag trial

WASHINGTON (UPI)- testimony in the 6*/j-wek-old Defense lawyers contend Formef Attorneys General trial of W. Mark Felt and Felt and Miller approved the John Mitchell and Richard Edward S. Miller, the FBIs Weather Underground Kleindienst, in dramatic former No. 2 and No. 3 break-ins starting several back-to-back appearances at men. months after the court ruling the. trial of retired FBI Felt and Miller are as part of a legitimate officials, testified Tuesday charged in the national security probe, they never authorized agents unprecedented case with because the anti-war group to do "black bag" break-ins. committing civil rights had ties to hostile foreign The two Watergate figures violations by approving powers. told a surprised jury they break-ins during a hunt for They also maintain Gray only approved break-ins at fugitive members of the okayed the break-ins under private homes or offices to radical Weather authority delegated him by install electronic listening Underground, an anti-war the attorney general. devices. They said the FBI group, in 1972 and 1973. Kleindienst gave no did not seek authority to There was -a chance indication he delegated such conduct "bag jobs," where Richard Nixon would be authority to Gray. agents secretly photograph called as a witness in the "While you were attorney materials for intelligence expected final day of general, did you ever purposes. testimony Wednesday. authorize an FBI agent to But Mitchell, in his first Although Mitchell, conduct a black bag job?" courtroom appearance since Kleindienst and Clark each chief prosecutor John Nields his 1975 conviction in the said he never approved a asked Kleindienst. Watergate cover-up trial, "bag job," they disagreed "No," Kleindienst said. said he did not considerFBI on whether the tactic might He said he did not secret entries to be a have been justified in the remember ever being asked criminal offense. Weather underground for such approval. And Kleindienst. who probe. "If you learned that the pleaded guilty in 1974 to The break-ins occurred FBI was conducting black giving false testimony to a shortly after Kleindienst bag jobs, would you have Former Attorney General John Mitchell arrives at Federal Senate committee, said he replaced Mitchell as attorney required approval in each general and L. Patrick Gray Court Tuesday to testify for the defense in the trial of two felt break-ins were "less case?" former FBI agents, (UPI photo]. intrusive" than telephone succeeded the late J. Edgar Kleindienst replied, "I term and now works as a wiretaps. Hoover as FBI director in the think as a matter of policy, I such a break-in. Washington consultant. The two, along with spring of 1972. At about the would have."' "If someone came to me He said that while he former Attorney General same time, the Supreme and convinced me national Chief U.S. District Judge never approved break-ins, Ramsey Clark, were called Court ruled court warrants William Bryant asked security was involved, he would have "if the as government rebuttal were required for searches in Kleindienst what without hesitancy. I would requirements of national witnesses on a critical day of domestic security cases. circumstances might justify have authorized a search and seizure," he said. Mitchell, security ■ would have convicted Jan. 1, 1975, of justified." covering up Watergate And he said. "It just never Ttoonesbury' creates a stir activities, ran the Justice occurred to me to make an Department during all but investigation or consider a the last nine months of prosecution for those over 'Reagan's Brain' Nixion's first presidential tactics." By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL "Too many readers throught we were Five U.S. daily papers, faced this week being censors and biased, when all we were with the comic strip "Doonesbury" poking trying to do was be fair, and thought it was fun 'at "the mysterious world of Ronald an unwarranted attack," Star managing Army ransomed Reagan's brain," are either refusing to editor Lawrence S. Connor said. "If it was carry the strips or have moved them to their Carter, we'd have done the same thing." editorial pages. The Star, which wiH run the strips on its Vietnam POWs One of the five papers, the Indianapolis op-ed page in groups of three on Wednes- ST. PAUL. Minn.(UPl)- during the Vietnam War. Star, initially refused to run the strips by day and Thursday, has endorsed Reagan. Michael Fox, a Washington In a copyright story in the Pulitzer Prize winning cartoonist G. B. The strips consist of a spoof on a TV ''oum , parks planner, said St. Paul Dispatch, the former Tfudeau until after the election. But it lifted documentary which a narrator describes Tuesoay he delivered $1 Army helicopter crew chief the ban Tuesday after a flood of reader as "A Journey Into The Unknown - a ,, million in ransom for the voyage through the brain of Ronald Reagan. said he personally delivered protest. return of American prisoners SI million for the return of two high-ranking Navy pi- lots. PERSONAL GROWTH GROUP Fox said the ransoming of prisoners went on "all the" time" during his 19 A weekly group in which you will months with the 525th Mil- have the opportunity to explore your feelings itary Intelligence Group. "Our job was to recover thoughts, and values. America/i POWs, by offering to buy them back, with cash, If interested contact or with whatever else was 486-4131 handy. "We had a $5 million-a- Mondays 3-4:30p.m. Beginning Nov. 3 month budget, courtesy of Limited enrollment the CIA and the Department of Army, to carry out clan- destine operations. We were DEPARTMENT OF COUNSELING AND STUDENT DEVELOPMENT told what we did with it was our business." Unmarked helicopters were flown into Laos, Cambodia and North Vietnam to nego- LESBIAN COLLECTIVE giate for the prisoners, Fox ' W3DLDS said. "Sometimes, we traded MOST Weekly meeting, Wed- food and ammunition for the RECORDED prisoners. Once, it was a CHAM5EB new 2'/i-ton diesel truck. I nesdays, 8p.m., third think we were reasonably ORCHESTRA successful." Wednesday, November 12, 1980 Fox, in Vietnam in 1968 floor of the Women's and 1969, said ammunition Tickets go sale TODAY! exchanged for POWs "may have been used against us. Center. All women are That's something we seldom ... ^NN// W« sen AiKiicoriji talked abou

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Complete Package Theater Ticket and Transportation $20.00 vjr^^^^^^^i TICKETS ON SALE NOW IN ROOM 314 COMMONS A*EL CO** Pago 8 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Wednesday, October 29,1980 "Stardust Maxtories' Woody Allen succeeds by being Woody Allen JyTONYMANSO It seems as though the artistic interludes, Allen's latest work morose, insecure actress is diversity of Woody Allen can best depicts a modest view of life. This captured in a powerful montage of be described as simply being is represented through stills and close-ups. Rampling's Woody Allen himself. In the Oscar unattractive faces, simple role is by far the most dominant winning "Annie Hall" and the settings, hovering shadows, and amongst Allen's co-stars. nostalgic "Manhattan," Allen the use of black and white film. As Allen's ultimate comquest, offered film audiences a fraction of Allen's portrayal of the Marie-Christine Barrault gives a himself. However, in his latest misunderstood artist is realistic portrayal of a French divorcee who film. "Stardust Memories," Allen and natural. Supplementing comic vacillates in her affection for provides a lucid profile of his life ability with sporadic dramatics, Bates. Jessica Harper gives a and works. Allen is able to carry the film at a subtle and intriguing performance The film revolves around a fluid pace. At times, however it is as a symphonic violinist while weekend film festival honoring the difficult to separate Allen from his Tony Roberts has only a few works of Sandy Bates at the character. In fact, this insignificant cameo appearances. Stardust Hotel. Allen portrays a convergence of actor and character The genius of "Stardust star suffocated by adoring fans appears to be intentional. Memories" lies in the fortitude of and unquestioning critics. His As typical of his supporting Allen to reveal himself so openly. outlets for relief being work and casts, Allen draws solid The film serves as an expose of the women, Bates balances emotion performances from them. artist's deep appreciation for life's through fantasy and reality. His Charlotte RamplingV realities. Although his realism search for the perfect woman is characterization of Bates' lover is may be mistaken for paranoia, mirrored in three love affairs while Woody Allen carefully sketched and Allen will continue to succeed by his work defines the implausible unexaggerated. Her execution of a being himself. elements of the meaning of life. Throughout "Stardust Memories," Bates says only art is controllable, and that life cannot be as easily manipulated as art. He credits his success to luck and the fact that society values jokes. Yet, the world around Bates looks up to him to cure terminal diseases and solve social problems. Amidst the autograph- starved fans. Bates is not seen as he really is. The character of Bates seems to stand alone, wanting to escape the public's narrow image of him. His confusion as to his role in life goes unrecognized. "Stardust Memories" succeeds as an extension of Woody Allen in that the film is not pretentious in its conveyance of the artist. About 50 people attended a performance by the University Orchestra last night. The Combining comic and dramatic performance was the orchestra's first of the season [Lofink photo). elements with philosophical

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Monday to accept a new contract subscribers to hold onto their In between the vocal tracks, Basie with the opera company, ending a tickets until they can be notified as By JIM CONDON teams up with a small combo from his strike that forced the Met to scrub to arrangements," the spokesman Few record companies are as orchestra and delivers songs that, the 1980 season-at least said. revered by jazz buffs as much as though not as adventurous as some of temporarily. The Met locked out its Pablo Records. The reason is that his best material, are quite The ratification cleared the way musicians shortly before the Pablo consistently, releases albums enjoyable. for the Met to begin talks with 16 season was scheduled to begin in that are of high quality, both in terms The sound quality on this release other unions in the of beginning September, claiming it could not of artistic and production value. deserves special praise. It was the season more than i month reach a contract with the orchestra Pablo has again scored high with recorded by Sony with their new behind schedule. members. two of its latest releases, "Kansas digital recording process. This City Shout," with Joe Turner, Eddie process really helps the music come "Cleanhead" Vinson and Count alive, as if it were being performed Basie and his orchestra, and "Oscar right in front of you. Peterson, Digital at Montreux," Likewise, "Oscar Peterson. Digital featuring the great pianist at Montreux" is also an audio ARTS accompanied by Niels-Henning pleasure. Far more than just having Orsted Petersen on acoustic bass. good reproduction quality though, it Members of Local 802 of the The key provision in the dispute Pablo producer Norman Granz has is a simply fantastic album. Backed American Federationof Musicians between musicians and attempted, on "Kansas City Shout," only by Neils-Henning Orsted voted 71 to 11, with one management was scheduling. The to recreate the atmosphere of Blues Peterson on bass, Peterson gives a abstention, to accept the new four- musicians demanding a reduction shouting contests which were a trememdous performance before a year pact. in their work week from five regular feature of big band dances in live audience in Montreux, The musicians' dispute with the performances to four. plus the '30s and early '40s. Blues singer Switzerland. Met over working conditions rehearsals. would join the band between One of the most outstanding tracks forced the opera company to Under the new contract, the instrumental numbers and try to top on the album is a thrilling Duke announce cancellation of its musicians will get the four each other. Ellington medley, where Peterson season last month. With the performance week, but in a system Both Turner and Vinson have been hauls through "Caravan," Rockin' In contract ratified, the Met said it that would entail less additional around since the days of the blues Rhythm," "C Jam Blues," could begin negotiations with 16 pay for rehearsal schedules and shouting contests. Turner, who's "Solitude," and "Satin Doll' at such other unions that have historically would not involve a major new been singing since the early '30s, is a fast tempo and with such grace that followed the musicaians' lead in expenditure for the opera probably the best blues shouter of all only the late Art Tatum could have contract agreements. company. time. Age has lowered his volume kept up with him. Officials said the four- year level a bit. but Turner can still crank Niels-Henning Peterson must also Met officials met Tuesday agreement provides 9 percent in out the blues with the best of them. be commended for his fine work on morning with representatives of each of the last two. The musicians Vinson. who has worked with the album. His solos^re terrific, and the American guild of Musical are now paid $525 per people from Cannball Adderley to when he backs up Peterson, there Artists, which represents 400 performance week and are also Frank Zappa, rs perhaps more well seems to be a real chemistry between singers, dancers and chorus paid for rehearsals. known for his alto saxophone the two. members in the New York A union spokesman said the playing. 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I Page 10 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Wednesday, October 29,1980 Grasso prefers cuts Grand jury convening over East Haven shooting to state income tax NEW HAVEN. (UPI)-A throwing things at her grand jury will convene Dec. house. she fired into the air to scare 10 in Superior Court to She told police she had off youths who had pelted HARTFORD (UPI) — Gov. Ella Grasso said Tuesday she decide if an elderly East fired the rifle into the air to her house with BB's and remains firmly opposed to a state income tax to balance Haven woman sould be scare off the youths. called her names, police next year's budget and added state agencies are going to indicted in the shooting The same rifle was used by said. have to make do with less. death of a teenager, officials the woman a year ago when Mrs. Grasso said she won't begin debating what if any said Tuesday. tax increases she'll propose or what program cuts she'll The jury will consider a order until she receives preliminary budget data Nov. 15. murder indictment against State lawyers scorn "We have to look at all the options," said the governor, Emily Kruger Papuga, 70, who was at Carter-Mondale Committee headquarters to who was charged in the Oct. open a day of campaigning by eight women appointees in 21 death of John Brady, 15, Reagan's litmus test the Carter administration. of East Haven. She also was Asked if she'd changed her long-time opposition to a charged with wounding BRIDGEPORT (UPI) — A committee calling itself state income tax. Mrs. Grasso said "No." Brady's companion. Joseph "Connecticut Lawyers for an Independent Judiciary" said Anthony Milano. secretary of the Office of Policy Nastri, 15. now in good Tuesday Only under President Carter could the country be Management, has said agency budget requests for the condition at Yale-New Haven assured of an impartial, fair and independent judiciary. coming year total $3.1 billion. That's compared with the Hospital. Committee members said Ronald Reagan's proposed current $2.7 billion budget. Police said they had been "litmus test" on abortion and other issues for prospective "I think they're going to have to make some called to Mrs. Papuga's judges was "an unparalleled attack on the independence of adjustments," Mrs. Grasso said. home repeatedly over the the federal judiciary." Rep. Gardner Wright. D-Bristol, co-chairman of the last three years because of Among committee members are Howard Sacks, a professor Legislature's Appropriations Committee, said he expects complaints that groups of at the University of Connecticut School of Law, and Theodore the shortfall in the 1981 1982 budget will be $200 million, youths harassed her by Koskoff, past president of the American Trial Lawyers based on built-in costs such as school finance. calling her names and Association. TASTE THE BEER THAT OUTSELLS SPECIAL MOLSON GOLDEN IN CANADA: Sweetheart Roses 10.95 *>z LABATTS. Good news! while they last Labatt's, Canada's No. I selling beer, is now imported to the U. S (supply limited) So, now it's easier to compare the taste of our Labatt's with the ws have orange carnations lor Halloween!!! brew of our friendly competitor. See what you think. Your We, like most other Canadians, prefer a bottle of Labatt's Beer P.O Block Campus over a Golden 487-1 fta Florist If we didn't, we'd likely be drinking Molson® instead—and we certainly wouldn't be running this ad Successful THINK OF CANADA Interviewing - . ~. THINK OF LABATTS Techniques

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Inside, cups from the cafe don't be dumb 455-9463 Bach Dor Ask for Larry fs31 the plot thickened, Suddenly a shot ing dues ($10) and Xmas trip deposits enough to get caught. And Barb, UCONN SKI CLUB rang out. The plot, though nonexis- ($50) in the Student Union Lobby on please don't tape the quarter's to the Unique Imprints - We sell direct This is your last chance to enroll in our tent, had ended. It was done. washer to save money. You jammed Tues. 2-4, Wed. 2-5 and Fri. 12-5. All screened T-shirts and screened jack- members, come pick up your free Party on Skies Don't be left out, we the damn thing. If you're that cheap already have over 180 members, come To the blond nursing major: The ets. All colors and sizes. Call 487-6139 T-shirts. M30 to do laundry I'll lend you the money! for more information. find out why. We're collecting dues Halloween party would be too much of Resident Room 202. a crowd. 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Oct. 30 10:00pm Sandy at 875-4781. to 1:00 am .50 each E30 tion. Thirty-one seconds later and To the mysterious Delta Zeta: It was colonial house In Hampton. Acre, gasping, our hero was picked up by a fireplace, own bedroom. Access to good at the beerfest, but where were HALLOWEEN NITE SPECIAL- Denebian UFO. The driver was green, UConn. $150. per month, 1/2 of PUBLIC FREE!!! Need to buy some- you at the "Sonova Beach" party? Shakespeare House presents Truman tontacked, and sadly wasted. It had no utilities. 455-9788 after 4. Keep thing? You'll find it every Sunday From your casanova in the tux. Capote's "In Cold Blood" Friday. idea where it was; but it thought it •rvliwi IQW (9am-3pm) at the Eastern Connecticut Oct. 31 in L.S. 154 6:30, 9 00, 11:30 was Barstow. Flea Market (Junction of 31 and 32, Koper — I've heard of some Induc- Mansfield). Over 100 dealers, open Cost $1 50 or 1 00 with costume E31 tees. We'll have to get together for through Novembei mil/21 MmiBoss — You told me to make a more. Ella. Bill decision and I have. May a little pink LOST AND FOUND For A good time call Ida Neversay- David Wright Jewelers. Diamonds, neva at 486-4226! E29 always come through our white Young Ricky at library Monday night, 3old. Gams. Custom Dasignc. Re- roses. I always care. — Boss like to get to know you. Blondle in pairs, Appraisals MDec 4 Marketing Club Roller Skating To- Pink LOST: 1 Orange book bag, Sat. night night: at Coventry Roller Carnival Babe. You mean so much to me In so at Belden Halt party. Was left near Meet in front of SU by Field house al many ways, I can't begin to tell you Tired of paying too much Insurance on Albie, I know it's early but Happy the DJ Setup. Call 429-2588. Deep 7:00 Return at 10:;00 $2 00 with about them. You've made the past 6 your auto? Call TOM LOBO 423-6374. Halloween. Until we meet Thursday sentimental value. LF31 Mnov. 12 UConn ID. including skates months some of the best of my life so night.. Loves always, Your secret lets stay happy and together. Love ya. pumpkin. LOST: Blue ski jacket behind Field YHour L Limnologist Four Corners T./nist at your service on Outing Club Hoedown!! Square dance House after Middlesex - Litchfield SaI Nov 1sl 8:0 selectric Books my specialty Sliding •■ ° Hawley Armory To Theresa and Janet: Happy 21st Soccer game Thurs. Oct. 23. If found rates: 60 double. Call Sandy at Cider and donuts provided. $1.50 at To the girl who found the Lion's mask birthday. Hope you both have a please call Linda 429-4091. LF30 429-4083 NOW! M16 ,he d00r E31 during HomeComing, could you fabulous day. Kathy please return It to Rm 214 Keller LOST: MBA calculator in School of If he hasn't taken you to the DEAD HEAD EXPRESS TO NYC! Thanx. To Field Hockey, Play to Win Don't Business. Friday. Substantial reward. BIDWELL TAVERN in Coventry, be Concert-bus to Grateful Dead concerts play. Not to lose In other words, GO Call 487-4606. LF30 at Radio City Music Hall Oct. Un Fin de semana encontre do chicas sure he's the one who says I'm sorrv wild & KA # 1 all the way! 29. 30, and Halloween Oct. 31. $17.50 que iran al mexico. Me gusta mucho M-- Found! Pair of gloves in front of Psych round trip includes motorccach. ice de conocerlas piensal el mlsmo, SHERMAN 414 Are the amazing building. Describe and they are and refreshments! Call Bob at espero. "Mr. Flippo" and The "Italian Stal- yours! Call Chris at 487-5830 Join Nationwide INCAR fight against 742-9913 for info, and reservations Tenian Una grande idea que celebra- lion" as good as the "Hunk"? If so, unemployment by marching in Wash- rian antes de ir una fiesta loca y we'll be there. If not — door covered Last Friday my Silver Brooch round ington Sat Nov. 1. Bus leaves College borracha con muchos cerveza para by Milano Insurance. And we WILL width 1 inch in diameter and cross Theatre Fri. Oct. 31, 11 pm, returning beber. collect. imprinted on it, between 2 and 4 p.m. 1 am Sunday Nov. 2. Students and Guardar sus latas y botellas guardar on my way from student union to RIDE BOARD unemployed, 3.00.. Employed, 10.00 el peso, el dolar para que tengamos Huskies please return — you'll get a Information call 423-8176 or 456-1850 esta fiesta al fin del semestre escolar reward. Please call 487-9071. WANTED evenings. M30 Rioe needed for 2 to NJ or NYC, 10-30 Must be home by 5:00 Will Pierre tu me faut tres heureuse parte Lost: Gold track medal key ring with 2 Earn Extra Money at home Collect share expenses. Please call 4P7-5392. que nous sommes amis encore une Female roommate wanted to share room keys. Great sentimental value. Must know a* soon as possible HW* fois. Je t'aume beaucoup C'est moi apt. $120. plus heat & utilities. At Lost Homecoming weekend. Please names for us $25 per hundred guaranteed. Send stamped self add-p Willington Oaks Apts. - 1 1/2 mi. call 487-5329. Ride needed: To HARTFORD Wed Remember, Green house costume ressed envelope for infermation. Ver- from Campus. 429-8005. W31 night 10-29. Anytime. Will share gas party Thursday nite. Found: Grey colored glasses in a non Company P.O. Box 295 Water- town Ct. 06795. Call Kay 487-9453 RB29 Wanted: Men's Hockey shoulder green case that is labeled vision Vandoochi — Estoy feliz averiguar pads. Medium-large. Call Pete at center. Found by mirror lake. Claim in que te gustas mi cuerpo. Es magnifi- 487-9281. Keep trying. R.A. office in Buckley Hall. Ride Needed to (or near) Syracuse co, no? Si! Espero que nuestra amiga NY on Friday Oct. 31. Will share encontrara el cuerpo que le gusta el Lost: Small gold ring with silver EVENTS expenses Call: 429-4091 — Ask for proximo semestre! Su Novio tragedy/comedy faces on front. Keep Jim in Rm. 204. HELP WANTED sentimental value and large reward. If Send a Candygram tc Your Favorite Alright Ducks! This is it Ultimate found call Kathy at 429-6377. Pumpkin Halloween message and a Ride needed to Stamford Fri. after- Sectionals this weekend remember? Kathy John's in Storrs is taking treat delivered Halloween night for noon Call.Lou at 487-4930 Amherst will never be the same applications for part time work^on Lost: Women's green letter jacket at $1.00. Call 487-5496, 487-8226. again. To prove it, let's practice at weekends. Please apply in person. R.O.T.C. 10-25 says Debbie and 487-8887. Order by Oct 31 Sponsored Riders needed to share expenses to least until Saturday. O.K.? HW31 Wachusett, also contained keys & id, by Crandall A E30 Hamden. Leaving campus, Fri. 10/31 very important I'm freezing! Call Returning Sun. 11/2 Call 487-6690 Dear Fern Forever, I.L.O. Since Help wanted - retail sales clerks Debbie 487-5893. please keep trying rb29 you've waited so patiently, here's full-time and part-time, minimum COLLEGE REPUBLICANS MEET", ING: Topic: Last night's presidential your personal. Who knows what's wage. 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FO*5AL€ Phi ise tail Donna at 487-5369 Rag Can't stand ballet? Don't understand Found: pair of glasses with case Don't miss Crawford C's fantastic all that? You'll love the Trocksl! They behind Wilbur Cross Library 22 Oct. , Pancake breakfast! Only $1.50 will do to ballet everything you've always FOR SALE: 1966 Impala SS Converti- Call 487-4934 anytime. LF29 buy your 3 delicious pancakes with wanted to do to ballet! ble with extra angina. $300 or BO. your choice of bacon or sausage Brenda 872-0683. Leave name 8 Orange juice & coffee are included Kathy, sorry about Sat. nite, I though number ACTIVITIES you always got up at 4:30 — Your See you there this Sat. Nov. 1 from MISCELLANEOUS 9:00-1:00 thoughtful roomie. "THE BOSS IS BACK" BRUCS SPRINGSTEEN TICKETS. Hartford. ARE YOU TIRED of seeing women Cruises: Club Mediterranean, sailing ARTS IN ENGLAND: English 292. Eric: Happy 20th Birthday! Best December 12 Call 456-0105. FS30 exploited? 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Ca. 95860 UConnPIRG, FLC 207 at 7:30 FREE free munchies Kissing Bandit. Pag* 14 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Wednesday, October 29,1980 Volleyball team loses meet Toner looks back BOSTON (UP1) — John Toner walked out to Memorial Field The UConn volleyball in Storrs, Conn., just before kickoff last Saturday and his team finished last in a three thoughts drifted back more than 40 years. way meet Tuesday night "The last time I had seen such weather was when I played a with Rutgers University and high school game and two days later we found it was the the University of Hurricane of 1938," the University of Connecticut athletic Massachusetts. The director said. "The weather Saturday was awful. But the field Huskies's record now is 12- was in good condition because it only had been raining an 8. hour or so. If the field had been unplayable, we would have UConn lost to Rutgers 15- postponed the game." 6, 15-10, and loss to UMass The game went on, as did every other New England college 11-15, 15-3 and 15-11. contest Saturday in weather unfit for man and beast but not, Rutgers defeated UMass 15- apparently, for football. And some schools, like Connecticut, 9 and 15-6. took a financial bath as well. Paula Astramowicz played "I figure it cost us $25,000 in gate sales," said Toner, well for UConn, making adding that many UConn tickets are sold on the day of the several diving saves and game. "We had the largest parking we've had this year, but serving nearly a dozen sold only 175 programs. The Faculty Club and all the eating unreturned serves. places did a booming business." The volleyball team will be A few coaches polled on the subject of postponing games in action Saturday when they had, predictably, different reactions. Dartmouth's Joe Yukica participate in the Rhode and Boston University's Rick Taylor ascribe to the "play at Island Tournament featuring almost-all costs" philosophy. Harvard coach Joe Restic thinks some of the best teams in the games played in abominable weather should be postponed. east. Maine coach Jack Bicknell, whose team played UConn, was leaning toward postponement and had the blessings of the school's athletic director, Harold Westerman, to do what he thought best. "I was worried about where we'd stay if the game was Write moved to Sunday," Bicknell said. "A lot of things enter your Paula Astramowicz played well for the UConn volleyball mind when postponement comes up. But the overriding thing team Tuesday night, making several diving saves and was that the game wasn't meant to be played under those serving nearly a dozen unreturned serves [Lofink photo). sports conditions. The thing that made us go was the condition of the field." Field hockey 15 YEAR ANNIVERSARY ranked seventh 5 HOUR CONCERT The UConn field hockey Backstage Interview team went to seventh place Acoustic Set in the National Coaches' Field Hockey Poll this week. The Huskies whose record DIRECT FROM stands at 8-2-5, were ranked fourth last week. Penn State and UMass continued to remain undefe- ated and hold the top two slots in the poll. Each school had five first place votes, IN NEW YORK CITY with Penn State edging out UMass for the number one LIVE IN COLOR...CLOSED CIRCUIT position by two points. BIG SCREEN TV...STEREO SOUND Rounding out the top 10 are San Jose St., Ursinus, Long Beach, New Hampshire, UConn. Temple, Old Domini- on and Delaware. The Huskies travel to New Hampshire today to play at 2 p.m.

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HOSTED BY FRANKEN and Wit THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL DAMIS ft » Swedish Fontina A MONARCH/NOTEWORTHY PRODUCTION OPEN 2.99/ib The Palace Theatre HOLIDAY Waterbury, CT. Reg.$3.49/lb. MALI MON.SAT. The Springfield Civic Center RTE. 195 STORKS date has been cancelled. Refunds available at point of purchase. Tickets on sale through Ticketron & the box office frVhi./.vvaiMj Brought to you by Cross Country Concerts The Connecticut Daily Campus, Wednesday, October 29,1980 Page 15 ... football game Soccer team Women's soccer loses ranked third The UConn women's hurt her knee and may be out The UConn soccer team FROM PAGE 16 soccer team, ranked first in for the rest of the season. was once again ranked third New England, lost yesterday "The^ made our hearts throb," Sweitzer said.."But we In the New England in the nation this week in the afternoon to eighth ranked Coaches' Women's Soccer never would have scored if our defense hadn't got us the Division I college soccer poll. ball." Boston College 3-2. The Poll released Monday the All top six teams repeated Huskies record falls to 12-3- Huskies moved ahead of The Huskies will tangle with UMass in another Yankee their positions of the previo- Conference match. UMass is 4-2 overall and 2-1 in the 1. previously number one us week in the poll. conference. Last year, UConn beat UMass 24-0 at home. The game was played on a ranked Harvard by three But the points evaluation of] "We can't win the Yankee Conference without beating wet field, which hindered the points. 29-26. UConn the top three tightened con- team's play. received two first place votes UMass," Nadzak said. "But I think that our schedule is in our siderably with San Francisco favor by having two of three of our last games at home against All the goals were scored and Harvard received one. taking 12 first place votes conference teams." UConn is 2-0 in the conference. in the second half. UConn's Rounding out the top 10 and a total of 336 points, UMass' offense is led by Garry Pearson, a 5-foot-11-inch, Moira Buckley opened the are Brown, Vermont. Alabama A&M taking seven scoring at 50:50 off an assist Massachusetts, Bowdoin, 185 pound sophomore tailback. Heis averaging 3.9 yards a first place votes and a total ofj carry for 540 yards this season, and has scored 10 by Joyce Barnham, but BC Plymouth State. Boston 335 points, and UConn tak- touchdowns. then scored three times to College. Springfield. ing four first place votes for a "He's a complete player," Pickett said. "He's also an clinch the victory. Amherst and Williams. total of 321 points. Juden Brooks scored off The Huskies play excellent pass receiver. He's as good as anyone we've had." Rounding out the top ten Quarterback Tim Fontaine teams up with Pearson. an assist from Carrie Plymouth State here are Philadelphia Textile, In- Fontaine, a senior, has only passed the ball 88 times, Scudder at 57:31. Marybeth Thursday at 3 p.m. diana, Rhode Island, UCLA, Rip scored off an assist by completing 47. "Fontaine has an extremely strong arm," Appalachian St., St. Louis Nadzak said. "But he does have a tendency to throw the ball Janice Casey at 67:45 and and Penn State. ...soccer too hard at times." Casey scored unassisted at The Huskies travel to play 78:50. FROM PAGE 16 Springfield College at 7:30 Tara Buckley scored p.m. today. UConn's second goal at The Chiefs have been 85:30 off an assist by inconsistent this year after .. .Raymond having a successful 9-7-1 Buckley. season in '79. But they've FROM PAGE 16 WHUS to carry In the game UConn outshot BC, 25-15. Goalie currently won three of their Now Raymond appears at game with a 4-2 record and a last four games. full strength and ready to 1-1 mark in the Yankee soccer game Mary Lou Breen made seven saves for the Huskies, and "A few years ago they face UMass, who the Conference. The Huskies are beat us 6-2. It seemed like Huskies defeated last season 2-0 in the conference. Both M.C. McCarthy the BC Tonight's men's soccer goalie, made nine saves. every ball just bounced their 24-0. "They'll be ready for teams are ranked nationally way," Morrone said. game between UConn and Two UConn players us," Raymond said. "It will in Division 1AA. "Power teams like be a tough game. There "We have to win this week Springfield will be broadcast suffered injuries in the by WHUS, 91.7 FM, from contest. Breen injured her Springfield tend to explode. should be some good line or we're not going to do Either they're going to blow battles this week. Their anything," Raymond said Springfield beginning at 6:55 back, but is not expected to p.m. Harold Darak and B.J. miss any action. Right you out or get blown out whole line is real strong." "Right now we're shooting themselves. You can never UMass comes into the for the conference title." * Finnell will broadcast the fullback Mary Schneider action. be sure what to expect." LOW CENTAL RATES DAY-WEEK-MONTH Ask about our Longterm leasing RENT A CAR Go for barocco 423-2578 Music by J. S. Bach / Choreography by Peter Anasios / Costumes by Natch Taylor PREMIER (With apologies to Lincoln Kirstein) LEASING INC. BAROCCO BEGINS WITH a B; B is for Balanchine, although Go For Barocco is by no means "pure" ballet "about" dancing only. AT MINER MOTORS INC. Peter Anastos in temperament and tenor was neither more nor less removed in his perceptions of the master from Mountain & Bridge St. Willimantic, Conn other balletomanes cramming the upper rings of the New York State Theater. Possessed of the simple ocular perspicacity to discern the neo-didactic synchronism of Balanchinian clock-time, Mr. Anastos has distinguished himself by his acute ability to ascertain and translate his perversions into trenchant/vigorous patterns and forms that are at once hommage and obeissance to the genius of Balanchine. A scherzoic-plastic mesh lacing the membrane of Balanchine's middle-blue-verging-on-black-and-white period, Go COFFEE & For Barocco has become a primer for identifying choreosymphonic delineation and stark coolness in the new (new) neo-classical dance. 0 DONUTSALE

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By CHARLIE VACHRIS (120 yards long by 75 yards The Astroturf is the only He's missed the Huskies' against Springfield." Wlde-* thing we're worried about." last two games because of a Morrone said. The UConn men's soccer "Their field is a great f bruised thigh muscle, team will be play their final The sur ace of the fle|d Tony Pierce will be in goal place to play. Morrone influence the decision "Hopefully the field will away game of the regular may for the Huskies, instead of said. "The size is just right on whether fullback Jeff not be too rough on his leg regular keeper Jim Renehan. season when they take on the and the lights are adequate. opp will play in the game. and he'll be able to play Chiefs at Springfield College B "We designated this tonight at 7:30 p.m. game for Tony over a week The Huskies will bring in ago," Morrone said. "Both their number three national goalies have played well this ranking and'16-1 record to year and we'd like to give face the Division II Chiefs. Pierce as much playing time Springfield's record is 6-8- as possible." I this year, coming off a 2-1 In goal for the Chiefs will win over Williams College probably be Dana Williams. Monday night. This game He has played in 12 games may mark the last time the this year, making 115 saves Huskies will face the Chiefs and has allowed an average since Springfield has joined of 1.7 goals per game. the Northeast Seven Playing in front of Williams Conference and will play will be sweeperback Bruce primarily Division II schools Forbes. from now on. The Springfield offense "Springfield is one of relies primarily on John those teams that we could Szymko and Dave Sarrelhto beat for the next 20 years put points on the board. and still have a losing record Szymko has tallied 11 times in our lifetime series against this year and has 2 assists for them." UConn coach Joe • 13 points. Sarrel has 5 goals Morrone said. "They were and 7 assists for 12 points. traditionally a soccer power The UCorin soccer team, ranked third in the country, will go for their 15th straight win '"Their forwards are very and consistently beat us up tonight against Springfield College f Levltan photo]. physical and aggressive." until the last 10 years or so. Morrone said. The Huskies will be "Springfield's basically a looking to extend their power team. If the ball current winning streak to 15 bounces right for them they games tonight. The game can score five or six goals in will be played on a field with a game. But if things don't SPORTS go right they can easily be maximum NCAA dimensions shutout." SEE PAGE 15 Football UConn vs. UMass, a small border war By JEFF HOOD just terrible," Pickett said. "Because of the "UConn and UMass is somehow a small television program (the game was broadcast- border war." UConn head football coach Walt ed regionally) we had to play. They (Boston) Nadzak said Tuesday. "It's a fun game to get just played the conditions better than we did. into." A game should definitely be postponed under those conditions. It was just ridiculous." Don Thompson, the Huskies' linebacker coach, helped get the team ready earlier this UConn athletic director John Toner met with week for Saturday's game in Amherst. "I Nadzak and Maine coach Jack Bicknell before thought I was in a crusade with Billy the game last week and decided to play. Graham." Nadzak said of Thompson's speech "John, Bicknellandl were on the field and it to the team. "He did a great job. We've got to wasn't that bad," Nadzak said. "If the storm be ready emotionally." had hit two hours earlier we probably wouldn't have played." Connecticut, 6-1. is coming off yet another win, a 14-13 victory over Maine. The Huskies, led by quarterback Ken Sweitzer are second in the nation (Division Maine, only 3-5. gave the Huskies a tougher I-AA) in total offense. He is averaging 230.9 battle than was expected. "The weather has yards per game in passing and rushing. Last been so bad the last two weeks we haven't week against Maine, he carried the ball 23 been able to get our offense going. The field times for 120 yards, and completed 11 of 23 conditions wouldn't let us go wide." Nadzak passes for 186 yards. He also led them on an said. Last weeks game was nearly postponed 87-yard touchdown drive with less than two because of the rain, the wind, and cold. minutes left in the game. The drive finished Joe Markus scored the winning touchdown In UConn's UMass coach Bob Pickett had to put up with with 36 seconds left. 14-13 come-from-behind victory over Maine Saturday. The similar conditions in his 3-0 loss to Boston Huskies will travel to UMass this weekend for a Yankee University last week. "The conditions were SEE PAGE IS Conference contest (staff photo]. Raymond anchors Husky defensive line

Right in the middle of the UConn football team's front line For UConn, their 6-1 record marks the best start for a when it faces UMass on Saturday will be middle guard Dewey UConn football squad since 1945. "There's a total change of Raymond. attitudes on the team this year," Raymond said. "Everybody Raymond, a 6-foot-2-inch. 240 pound junior from Norwalk, came into camp with good attitudes and from the opening enjoyed his best game of the season last Saturday against the game we've all believed in each other." University of Maine in the Huskies 14-13 victory in the rain. "We were working hard out there and everybody was Raymond caused two fumbles, recovered two fumbles, had rooting for each other," Raymond said about the Huskies' six tackles and had two quarterback sacks totaling ten yards. victory over Maine. "Everybody has confidence now. We For the Huskies, the victory marked the third straight game knew if we kept working something would happen sooner or they had rallied in the final minutes to win. In their last two later." wins the UConn defense was faced with either stopping their For Raymond, though, the season did not start out too opposition from getting a first down or watching them run out successfully. He suffered a concussion in preseason action the clock. and played only sparingly in the team's first two games. Then "It's a weird feeling," Raymond said. "It's either do or die. after playing against Northeastern, it was discovered two If there is one let down, it's over. Any kind of first down days later that he had a cracked fibula in his left leg. He would have lost the game for us." missed the next two games before playing against Holy Cross and then Maine. DEWEY RAYMOND SE£ pAGE