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VOL. XIV, NO. 85 an independent student newspaper serving notre dame and saint mary’s TAT7 FEBRUARY 14^1980 Carter announces support for grievance commission

WASHINGTON (AP) -President Carter endorsed last night the creation of an international commission “ With a carefully defined propose" as a step toward winning the release of the American hostages in Iran. Carter did not define the purpose of such a panel, but its role clearly would be to look into Iranian grievances against the United States for past support of the deposed Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. At his first White House news conference in 11 weeks, Carter said Sen. Edward Kdnnedy, his challenger for the Democratic presidential nomination, has made the statements “ damaging to our country" in criticizing policy on Iran and the Soviet incursion into Afghanistan. Carter discussed the hostage situation in an opening statement,and said he would answer no questions on the status of what he called increasingly delicate efforts to gain freedom for the captives, held now for 102 days. His endorsement of the commission idea was an apparent effort to signal U.S. willingness to compromise with Iran’s new president, Abolhassan Bani Sadr. The administration had insisted since the militants seized the U.S. Embassy in Tehran Nov. 4 that the hostages must be freed before any inquiry into Iranian complaints. Carter did not reiterate this demand in his statement. However, he cautioned that despite recent “ positive signs” Fr. Theodore Hesburgh spoke to 250 students last night in Grace Hall, fielding several tough past experience in the negotiations calls for “ guarding questions on controversial subjects. [Photo by Mike Bigley] against excessive optimism." The militants who occupy the embassy reiterated yesterday their demand for the return of the deposed Shah to face trial. However Iranian authorities have already indicated their support for creation o f a commission to consider grievance as an alternative. [continued on page 4] Hesburgh hedges on scholarships

by Mary Fran Callahan ranks of the revenue producing burgh w ith 3200 signatures Staff Reporter sports. affixed to a petition to save the Protest cuts Hesburgh claimed that the hockey program. The signa­ University President Fr. The­ recent moritorium on athletic tures had been obtained in less odore Hesburgh avoided mak­ scholarships was simply an than 24 hours. Since the peti­ Angry captaiing any concrete statements attempt to “ put things on hold” tion was presented at the close last night regarding the recent - until concrete solutions can be of the talk, Hesburgh took it athletic scholarship cuts, saying found. Though he acknowledg­ and left. by M ark Rust group expressed an interest in that no decisions or options can ed that dollar figures were News Editor confronting Hesburgh with the Throughout his bout of an­ problems resulting from a mid- be spoken of until after this relevant to a discussion of the swering questions, Hesburgh weekend’s Board of Trustees athletic situation, Hesburgh did Far removed from the senti­ January decision by the Univer­ continually denounced the cur­ meeting in Key Biscayne. not offer any, claiming he did rent interpretation of Title IX. ments of Knute Rockne’s half- sity to discontinue scholarships Literally having to climb over not know “ easy figures" off time locker room, eight cap­ for all non-revenue producing "W e have felt that the rulings people to enter the Grace Hall hand. from the beginning were stu­ tains and representatives from sports (see separate story on Pit to speak to a crowd o f Greg Meredith, captain of the University non-revenue sports this page). pid," he said. He said that approximately 250 people, Hes­ hockey team, expressed con­ programs met last night with All members of the group HEW’s “ young women lawyers burgh also denounced the cur­ cern for the plight of the hockey officials of the Student Govern­ expressed sympathy with the are blind to the economic rent interpretation of Title IX as players to Hesburgh. Though ment to protest scholarship cuts hockey program, which stands implications and are solely con­ a “ stupid" regulation. Hesburgh had said that the and,air their disgust over what to lose the most scholarships, cerned with the single issue of Hesburgh explained the Uni­ University had put its money equality rather than equal op­ one termed the “ cloak and but many comments indicated versity’s athletic policy as one into hockey for the last twelve portunity. “ They (the female dagger policies of this Universi­ the group’s concern with the which puts money into profit University’s general attitude years with the intent of building lawyers) don’t have a clue what ty .” generating sports which in turn the program up gradually, athletic adm inistration is a- The meeting lasted one half toward non-money making will fund all the University Meredith pointed out that the bout,” he said. hour, at which time the assem­ sports. athletic programs. He said that program cannot be considered Hesburgh further stated that bled walked to the Grace Hall “ I think the University’s atti­ the hockey program was esta­ to be “ b uilt u p " when the though he is very much an Pit where Fr. Theodore Hes- tude reflects a trend on their blished as an experiment and assistant coach must handle all advocate of civil rights and burgh, University president, [continued on page 4] was anticipated to join the the publicity. actually helped draft the Civil was scheduled to speak. The In response to Hesburgh’s Rights Act, the current regula­ comment that attendance at tions being spawned by Title IX hockey games was poor, Mere­ are “ completely irrational." He dith cited the average atten­ said Notre Dame is “ unique" in dance turned out to be roughly this situation and must comply Women to occupy 3500 (4000 capacity) and added with federal regulations. that a substantial number of Hesburgh said he would like to “ But we forsee no difficulties space would be converted into seats offered only obstructed see Title IX challenged in court by Bridget Berry with on-campus housing rooms. views of the ice rink. but would not allow Notre arrangements, "Heppenadded. Last year, a directive con­ Meredith also requested that Dame to be the “ sacrificial According to Richard Conklin, “ A lottery is not being con­ cerning overcrowding released the University not string along lamb ” for initiating a lawsuit, Director of Information sidered.” by Edmund Price, Director of the hockey players with an f We’ve got enough lawsuits on Services, Fr. Hesburgh, Heppen said that figures for Housing, created panic among inferior program. “ Don’t drag our hands,"Hesburgh said. University President, “ sent a on campus contract returns are students. Campus-wide the (current players) through He said the only way he could valentine" to women students equivalent to last year’s. He protests were organized and two or three years of a lame consider legal action would be if by announcing yesterday that estimated that 1200 students housing eventually avoided a duck team," he requested. a coalition of schools would the two new residence halls will live off campus. lottery for on-campus housing Hesburgh hastily thanked challenge Title IX. Hesburgh under construction on campus “The people that are off by creating new living space. Meredith for his comments and said he had contacted several , will be occupied by female campus now, want to,” said The Farley motel was trans­ proceeded to the next question. other schools but they were not Ironically, Hesburgh spoke in undergraduates. Heppen. “ And we will be able formed into a permanent resi­ w illing to go to court. He said Director of Housing, to accomodate those students dence for eleven women. glowing terms of the Universi­ Notre Dame would not go to Fr. Michael Heppen, said that who desire to live on campus Dining areas and study space in ty’s success at raising money court alone. the new halls will make little again next year.” Lewis were converted to accom­ for Cambodia and cited the Hesburgh also suggested the difference in placement this He said that although the odate twenty-four. Twenty-two ideal people grouping together possibility of an Athletic En­ coming year. One hall is dorms will remain over­ spaces were created at Holy and working towards a common dowment Fund in order to deal goal. expected to be ready next crowded, no further reduction Cross. with the financial by products of Curt Wesseln, Grace Hall January, and the other in June, in room size would occur. He [continued on page 2] added that no further social [continued on page 10] President, then presented Hes­ 1981. X News in brief Thursday, February 14,1980 -page 2 Exemptions are few under Carter's registration plan Ford prosecutor longs for stronger case

WASHINGTON (AP) -America’s young men and women looking for a sure way out of being drafted will have to turn to WINAMAC, Ind (AP) - As Ford sable as evidence. a tremendous amount of ef­ religion, under President Carter s registration proposal. Motor Co. prepares to present Ford is charged with three fort," assistant defense attor­ Brayton Harris, spokesman for the SclectiveService System, its defense on reckless homi­ counts of reckless homicide in ney Malcolm Wheeler argued. said that unlike previous drafts when there were many cide charges, the chief prosecu­ the August 1978 burning deaths “ There is no evidence it could exemptions and deferments, the only automatic exemption if tor says the case he presented of three teen-agers in a 1973 have been done by August 10, a draft occurs under Carter’s proposal would be “ minister of during the last six weeks could Pinto sedan that exploded when 1978." religion.’’ be stronger. struck from behind on a high­ Cosentino argued a directed That doesn't mean however that there won’t be some “ The case isn’t as strong as I way near Goshen,Ind. verdict could only be made if exemptions. would like it to be at this time, Tuesday, Staffeldt dismissed a there were a total lack of proof, “ The theory is that any exemptions and deferments should because of the lack of documen­ defense request for a directed but he said some of his witnes­ be granted on the merits of an individual case, such as tation," chief Elkhart County verdict of acquittal, along with ses testified that Ford should hardship or conscientious objector,’’ Harris said. “ There will prosecutor Michael A. Cosenti- a request to strike portions of have warned consumers of pos­ be no student deferments, no occupational deferments, and no said Tuesday. testimony from Mattie Ulrich, sible hazards with the Pinto and no automatic deferments for family status, such as having In the unprecedented trial, mother of two of the victims in failed to do so. children. The only automatic deferment will be minister of Cosentino has had to rely the Indiana Pinto. “ I like both arguments," Staf­ re lig io n ." heavily on testimony instead of In asking for the directed feldt said. “ (But) I agree with written documents, including verdict, the defense argued the Mr. Cosentino tnat there is a internal Ford documents and state had failed to prove its question for the jury, and where T V star David Janssen car crash tests which Pulaski case. there is a question for the jury, Circuit Judge Harold R. Staf- Organizing a recall “ takes a it would be an error to ao has repeatedly ruled inadmis- tremendous amount of time and anything other than deny the dies of heart attack at 48 motion. ’ Key prosecution witnesses have included former Ford exe­ HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Actor David Janssen, who led cutive Harley Copp and Mrs. detectives on a tense chase for years as the falsely accused . Hesburgh Ulrich. murderer in television’s “ The Fugitive" died of a heart parietals, saying each issue had Mrs. Ulrich told the court she attack yesterday at age 48. ; {continued from page 1] “ no future." Responding to a received a Pinto recall notice six Janssen suffered the heart attack at his Malibu home, said question concerning his role as months after the crash. She actor Stuart Whitman, a longtime friend of Janssen’s. board member of the Chase said if she had known about the The death came as a shock to friends and colleagues. Title IX. He said that “ acade­ Manhattan Bank, Hesburgh recall earlier, “ I would have Janssen’s agent and manager of 21 years, Abner Gresnler, mic soundness" would remain said, “ I wouldn’t be with them gotten rid of it (the Pinto)." said Janssen had “ No history whatsoever” of heart problems the University’s top priority and if they were unethical." Ford announced in June 1978 and that his doctor “ is just as shocked as we are.’ not a “ jock school image." Hesburgh said that all revenue Hesburgh also announced that it was recalling 1.5 million generated by athletic events is two dormitories under construc­ Pintos and Mercury Bobcats Commission m fed back into the athletic pro­ tion will house women. made between 1971 and 1976 gram. Last year, however, the Hesburgh’s question and an­ because of government tests Schuster Fund - which was swer session, though timely showing the fuel tanks leaked established from bowl game with the current athletic situa­ large amounts of fuel in mo- half^million G M autos revenue - was utilized for the tion, was planned weeks ago derate-speed rear-end colli­ purpose of academics. and sponsored by Grace Hall. s i o n s . WASHINGTON (AP) -The National Highway Safety Commis­ Hesburgh then reiterated his sion reported yesterday it is investigating possible safety-re­ position on coed dorms and lated defects in about 600,000 General Motors automobiles. The investigation could possibly lead to a recall of about 400,000 Chevettes and about 200,000 X-bodies, including P ollard to Chevrolet Citation, Oldsmobile Omega, Buick Skylark and Pontiac Phoenix automobiles. The NHTSA said there may be a sudden loss of control give cancer when the Chevette driver shifts into a lower gear in order to slow down. This could be caused by a sudden malfunction of the manual transmission gear shift lever coupling, it added. talk tonig Morris Pollard, professor of microbiology at Notre Dame, Weather _ will speak on “ Perspectives in Cancer Research" tonight at 7:30 in the library auditorium. Considerable cloudiness with a 60 percent chance of snow Anyone interested is invited to through Friday. Highs in the upper 20s to low 30s. Lows attend. A reception in the Thursday night in the mid teens to near 20. library lounge will follow the lecture. —The Observer. Campus Night Editor. Steve Swonk Asst. Night Editor. Deirdre Murphy and Eddie Holden 11:30 am-lpm & 5-6pm VOTING FOR SENIOR FELLOW in Copy Editor. Kathryn Casey

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WIN AM AC* IN (AP) - The one of the victims was taken, about religion and have Bible defense in Ford Motor Co.’s said she told him she had left verses read to her. reckless homicide trial opened the gas cap off the car and had “ I thought she kind o f had an its case yesterday w ith a sur­ stopped to retrieve it when the idea she was going to d ie,” he prise witness who said one of accident happened. said. three victims of a fiery Pinto The young woman, Judy Ford attorney James F. Neal crash told him before she died Ulrich, 18, who was driving the said Woodard’s testimony ex­ that her car was stopped on a car, died about eight hours plained why the gas cap was highway when hit from behind. after the crash. found along the right curb next "A**#** A doctor also testified that “ She said she and her sister to the car. the driver of the van that hit the and cousin were on their way to However, chief prosecutor Pinto told him he thought the a volleyball game at Goshen Michael A. Cosentino scoffed at car was stopped. when they stopped to get gas at Woodard’s testimony, noting Ford is charged with three a self-serve station and put gas that seven state witnesses said counts of reckless homicide in in the car but failed to replace the car was moving. the accident. The state con­ the cap and put it on the roof, Another witness, Dr. Galen tends the automaker knew Pin­ Woodard told the Pulaski Cir­ R. M iller, a full-tim e emer­ to fuel tanks were potentially cuit Court jury. gency room physician at Go­ explosive in rear-end collisions He said Miss Ulrich told him shen Hospital, said Rovert but did nothing about it. she saw the gas cap roll across Duggar, the van driver, told The prosecution has insisted the highway, turned the car him he believed the Pinto was the Pinto was moving 15-20 around) turned on her emer­ oed at the time of the mph and the van about 50 mph. gency flashers and stopped accident. Ford attorneys have argued beside the cap. “ She said she Miller added, however, that that the Pinto was stopped and looked in the rear view mirror Duggar said he didn’t know if the- van was traveling 50-55 and saw a van and said that it the car was parked on the mph and that the difference in didn’t look like it was going to highway. stop.” speed - more than the alleged Testifying for the prosecution Economics professor Dr. Dennis Goulet, incorrectly pictured Woodard said he talked with fire hazards in the fuel system - earlier, Duggar denied ever twice previously, is shown here in his true form as he delivers Miss U lrich alone after she caused the car to explode on saying that. He estimated the his lecture on America and the Third World. Story on page 5. asked to speak with someone impact. Pinto was moving 15-20 mph. [Photo by Mike Bigley]. Levi Woodard Jr., who was an orderly at the hospital where A friend of a heavy drinker? In Garwood case HELP!! General orders court-martial JOIN A CAMP LEJEUNE* N.C. (AP) the other alleging that Garwood court-martial. SUPPORT GROUP - Marine Pic. Robert Garwood maltreated A rm y 1st Sgt. R i­ The jury will consist of at 8 pm every Sunday must be court-m artialed on chard Williams by saying to least five Marines stationed at charges of deserting and col­ him “I spit on you and all Camp Lejeune. Both sides will Saint Mary’s Student Govt. Offices laborating with the North Viet­ people like you disgust me,” able to reject potential jurors, namese, but the death penalty and “ You’re in the military only as is done in civilian court. will not be considered if he is for the retirement, blood money Unless Garwood makes a found guilty, his commanding of the Vietnamese people.” written request for enlisted Open officer ruled yesterday. Garwood’s lawyers indicated personnel to be included in the Brig. Gen. David B. Barker, during his hearing they will jury pool, the panel will come Mon-Sat commanding general at Camp base his defense on two argu- from officers’ ranks. Lejeune in eastern North Caro­ ments-that he was merely one Schmidt said Garwood will 2pm till 3am lina, ordered a general court- of several Americans who col­ continue with his normal duties martial for the 33-year-old na­ laborated with the Vietnamese and no unusual restrictions will tive of Adama, Indiana, on the communists out of fear, and be placed on him. basis of evidence from a m ili­ that his behavior was affected Since coming to Camp Le­ tary hearing that ended Feb. 1. by head injuries he suffered jeune last May, Garwood has Valentine’s Day 7pm1) \\m A conviction for either de­ before going to Vietnam. been free to leave the base at sertion or collaboration could During his hearing, which will. While he works on the 3 Drafts/S 1.00 have led to Garwood’s execu­ was the military equivalent of a base daily, he now lives o ff base tion but Barker ordered that the civilian probable-cause pro­ in nearby Jacksonville. Sicillian Kisses $1.00 death penalty not be consi­ ceeding, former prisoners of Garwood returned to the dered, making the maximum war testified that Garwood lived United States after passing a Friday Feb 15 2pm - 7pm penalty life imprisonment. with the communists, carried note identifying himself as an “ A general court-martial, guns and helped guard other American to a foreign visitor in Happy Hour Malson 75* without the death penalty, has Americans and claimed to be a Hanoi last January. been set,” said Map John lieutenant in the North Viet­ Kamikazees 75* Schmidt, a Camp Lejeune namese Army. spokesman. Garwood never testified No date was set for the during the hearing. Sen, Bra court-martial, but Marine offi­ I’m still amazed that anyone cials said they expect it to begin can look through a medical file early next month. with 20 to 30 entries showing to speak Garwood, who was a 19-year- concussion and then hold old jeep driver when he disap­ somebody criminally responsi­ peared near Da Nang in 1965, ble for their actions,” Dermot fundraiser reacted calmly to Barker’s de­ Foley of New York City, Gar­ cision. wood’s civilian attorney, said Senator Bill Bradley (D.-N.J.), “We expected it, but I’m yesterday. a Rhodes Scholar and former LIVE ENTERTAINMENT^pRSH&y,. kind of surprised it came so The hearing, which began in professional basketball player, fast,” he said by telephone December, ended with the will be the special guest tonight from 8 to 12 TTI ^ from the office at Camp Lejeune hearing officer, Maj. T. B. at a South Bend fundraising Featuring where he works as a mail clerk. Hamilton Jr., recommending dinner honoring Indiana Sena­ ... Garwood, who returned to court-martial. tor Birch Bayh. the United States last year, said Barker agreed with all of Senator Bradley, now serving THE DUNES JAZZ he believes he will be acquitted. Hamilton’s recommendations, his first term in> the U.S. QUARTET S'rak t Spxv‘xV* Barker referred to trial on the except for Hamilton’s declara­ Senate, spent the previous ten following charges: tion that Garwood should face years dividing his time between Don't Forget Our 52885 U.S. 31 -Violation of Article 82 of the the possibility of a death sen­ playing basketball for the New Uniform Code of Military Jus­ tence. York Knickerbockers, working “ All You Can Drink tice, soliciting American forces Besides life in prison, lesser for various public service orga­ 272-5478 to throw down their arms. sentences that Garwood could nizations such as the Office of Champagne Brunch -Violation o f A rticle 85, de­ receive are a dishonorable dis­ Economic Opportunity in sertion in time of war. charge, forfeiture of all pay and Washington and teaching in Sunday from 12 to 2:30 pm allowances and a reduction in urban street schools. -Violation of Article 104, FOR ONLY acting as an interpreter, infor­ rank to private. Bradley, an All-American, mer, interrogator, indoctrinator Garwood accumulated about graduated from Princeton Uni­ $5.95 and guard for enemy forces, $147,000 in back pay during his versity in 1965 with honors and meaning collaboration with the years in Vietnam, but the was awarded a Rhodes Scholar­ enemy. military is withholding that ship to Oxford University in -Two violations of Article pending the outcome of his England, where he earned a 105, with one specification al­ case. masters degree in politics. Af- Col. R. E. Switzer, a military leging Garwood hit Army Pfc. [icontinued on page 10] David Barker in the ribs and judge, will preside over the The Observer Thursday,February 14,1980-page 4 FBI unearths remains of $200,000 robbery VANCOUVER, Wash. (AP)-FBI tors were three local fishermen, agents armed with screens and a crowd of reporters and a herd accompanied by a backhoe con­ of dairy cattle that munched ducted a $200,000 treasure hunt away in a pen about a hundred along the Columbia River yes­ yards from the digging. terday, seeking more of a The mystery of what happen­ mysterious hijacker’s loot and, ed to the man who hijacked a maybe, the remains o f D. B. Northwest Airlines 727 jetliner Cooper h:m

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - for low-income minorities. Last year, 12 months after Allan The court also ruled' however, Bakke made his historic en­ that a school could use an trance to medical school at the admissions program that gave University of California at Da­ preference to race as one of vis, the first-year class of 100 several factors to promote di­ included exactly one black. versity among students. That lonely statistic would Such a program has since been seem to bear our predictions by adpopted by Davis, and was university officials that minority already in effect in varying enrollmem would plummet if degrees at the other four UC the U.S. Supreme Court ruled medical schools: UCLA, Irving, against racial quotas at profes­ San Diego, San Francisco. sional schools. In fact, according to John But other statistics tell a Steward dean of student affairs different story - that applica­ at Stanford University medical tions from blacks to the Davis school, a nationwide study last school surged in 1979, and that summer of the 120 medical overall minority enrollment schools with white majorities actually increased at Davis and showed that UC Irvine had the at UC medical schools as a highest proportion of hlack, whole. Hispanic,and American Indian Fast year (1978) we really felt m inorities, 22.4 percent, UC the Bakke decision in admis­ San Francisco was also among sions." said Vicki Saito, infor­ the top 10 with 16.5 percent. mation officer for the Davis 1 frozen, snow fille d Notre Dame stadium has very few uses in the winter, but this jogger knows a Stanford, which at the time good quiet place to exercise when he sees one. [Photo by mike Bigley] medical school. “ This yeai. we ranked fourth with 19 5 per­ felt ii less.’’ cent, dropped its separate ad­ “ I talk to students all the missions committee for minori­ time, said Gary Perkins, head ties after the Bakke decision. of the information office at the Instead, it adopted a program OEC head announces SBP/SBVP largely minority Extended Op­ in which minorities get nc portunity Program on the Davis express preference but the campus, “ and it’s (the Bakke admissions committee includes qualifying candidate tickets decision) meant some real hesi- members o f m inorities who are tances . . It’s created much sensitive to differences in stu­ ed to begin campaigning until more ol a pessimistic attitude. by Tom Koegel Bob Carev and Torsten dents’ backgrounds, Steward 12:01 this Sunday. They are “ On the other hand, it ’s Staff Reporter Marshall; Jim White and Randy said. lim ited to spending $75.00 on probably created other things McNally; and Thomas Behney The first class to be admitted their campaigns, and must more positive. Students realize and Francis Guilfoyle. under Stanford’s new system disclose all campaign costs. they’re going to have to be 200 him Call, head of Ombuds­ Call noted that the number of last fall, had 22 percent blacks, Any evidence of failure to percent better now because of man Election Committee, re­ candidates was up sharply over Hispanics, and Mexican- disclose the cost of campaign the added barriers.” leased yesterday a list of five past years. “ Last year we had Americans. materials will be punished by Bakke, a white engineer, en­ Bakke’s first-year class of 100 tickets which have qualified for three candidates and in 1978 we forfeiture of the candidacy. tered the medical school 15 at Davis included four blacks, the February 25th Student Body only had two. " Should the primary result in miles east of Sacramento in President/Vice President pri­ Call also announced that the two Mexican-Americans, no no one ticket receiving more September 1978, under a Su­ American Indians and 14 mary election. official SBP/SBVP debate will than 50 percent of the vote, a preme Court ruling outlawing a Asians. The year before had The following tickets quali­ be held Wednesday at 7 p.m. runoff will be held on February Davis program that reserved 16 included four blacks, eight fied for the ballot by submitting at Washington Hall. The 27. of the 100 places in each class Mexican-Americans and 15 petitions with 200 signatures debate will serve to “ provide a Asians. (presidential candidate listed public forum for the candidates At all five UC medical schools, first): Jim “ Slatts” Slattery and the issues, ” according to first-year minority enrollment and “ Uncle " Keith Cooper; Call. Security explain in 1977 and 1978 dropped from Paul Richie and Don Ciancio; The candidates are not allow­ 28 percent to 27 percent of the total. Discounting Asians, mi­ admittance guidelines nority enrollment dipped from *Budwei&e/i 16 to 14.5 percent. According to Security, some Neither on-campus nor off- But last fall, system-wide mi­ SpnuigBfteaboufc students are unfamiliar with the campus students are permitted nority enrollment in the first rules governing admission to to drive on campus to either year class was 29 percent of the campus through the gates, and load or unload laundry at either total. Not counting Asians it misunderstandings sometimes the Bad in Hall or Notre Dame was 16 percent. arise which result in uncomfor­ laundry facilities. At Davis, while only one black table situations for both the Students may be permitted on enrolled out of six who were gate guard and the student. campus to pick up staff or accepted, nine of 16 Mexican- Some of the situations and rules faculty personnel, including Americans entered, compared most frequently encountered rectors, priests, and sisters, if to two of 18 the year before. ONLY $189 are: the people to be picked up make There were also one American Students are not permitted to arrangements with Security be­ Indian student and 14 Asians, drive on campus to either pick forehand. for a total of 25 minority up or drop off a date. This rule Notre Dame is primarily a students, compared to 20 in FLY FROM SOUTH BEND applies both during inclement pedestrian campus. Admission 1978. weather and after dark. Any rules are based on considera­ Another sign that the impact TO FORT LAUDERDALE student concerned with safety tions involving security and o f the Bakke case may be after dark can request a securi­ syfety of walkers and joggers. easing. Ms. Saito said, is the ONLY $189 ty escort back to her dorm. The number of applications for ad­ only exception to this rule is a mission at Davis. scheduled hall formal when the Applications from blacks, Dean of Students and the Carberry which fell from 163 in 1977 to Complete package as low as $298 Security Office has official no­ 131 in 1978, numbered 174 last tice from the rector. year, she said. Applications No permission will be given to from Mexican-Americans fell pick up friends for whatever resigns from 147 to 135, but she said Complete package includes reason. This applies to bringing that was offset by some ener­ friends back to the dorm. getic recruiting by Mexican- round trip non-stop jet fare Students can obtain a 15 coordinator American students, who per­ minute pass for loading or suaded many of those who were 7 nights ocean front hotel accomodations and all taxes unloading heavy or cumber­ accepted to enroll. some objects if these arrange­ Dr. JamesJ. Carberry, profes­ Ms. Saito said other reasons ments are completed before sor of chemical engineering at for changing enrollment pat­ also available.National Car Rentals 6:00 p.m. After 6:00 o.m., a Notre Dame, has resigned as terns at Davis were the medical special pass is required. This principal coordinator in Cataly­ school’s decisions to drop its includes architecture students. tic Reaction Engineering in the pass-fail grading system, to DEPARTS MARCH 29 Neither on-campus nor off- US-USSR Cooperative Program give letter grades and to re­ campus students may drive to in Chemical Catalysis. The place its unu-tial schedule of RETURNS APRIL 5 the Rockne Memorial for use of program was initiated in 1972 only four hours of required facilities. following formal US-USSR a- classes a dav with a more for reservation information Only the parish community greement in the spirit of de­ conve' 1 , «.:dule o f longer from the local area is permitted tente to improve scientific and hours. call Shaz 232-6831 to drive onto campus for technical exchanges. In his She .hanges, ap- church. Neither on-campus nor 'e'tcr of resignation Carberry rnv ulty to stren- or call toll-free 1-800-848-9540 off-campus students are per­ gave as hi. r-t-a t n “ the brazen :c program, arrangements by Student Sun Trips, inc. mitted to drive to Sacred Heart m ilitary a rt : vbversive s '- ■y , • raged some Church. ties o f the USSR. ” ; rosp t ts. ■ : ______Thursday, February 14,1980 -page 7

Cool” (REO influenced) and "The such a frenzy that Magic Dick has no Some fine instrumentals hold up Musicviews Moth and the Fire’’(Styx influenced), option but to blow one of the fiercest "Tryin Not to Think About It" and does Hounds produce any listenabie harp solos ever set to vinyl. By the "Till the Walls Come Tumblin product. By trying to mix equally two finish, you’re breathless. It is a Down," the last of which features opposing sounds, as on the rest of the magic moment, one that Geils had no some great interplay between Geils album, the band creates little more trouble capturing on earlier albums and Magic Dick. It’s good to see than confused, directionless noise. (and especially on their live albums), another humor piece on Geils’ album, Hounds has a future, if they get but it is the only one on Sanctuary, much like "Nightmares" or "Don’t and unfortunately there are none on their act together, choose a distinct Try to Hide It," and "No Anchovies Love Stinks. musical path, and stick to it. Please" on this LP is a funny piece of Another rehash is "Desire /Please Don’t Turn Away)," an unabashed Steve Martin-esque farce seemingly Tim Sullivan lifted straight out of his Cruel Shoes remake of "Chimes" from the Ladies book. Invited LP. Perhaps in an effort to recapture the intensity of earlier But the lack of a good, funky, albums, Wolf and Seth Justman danceable beat is the album’s main decided to try good songs again. It drawback. "Takin You Down” and doesn’t succeed. The J. Geils Band Night Time ’ both had the chance to is a goodtime, party band, and these be good songs, but Bladd and Klein guys just don’t seem willing to make don’t have the funk in them. As a the effort to have a good time result, J. Geils’ guitar solos are anymore. Although Peter W olfs completely uninspired and even Ma­ lyrics will never make it into Norton’s gic Dick can’t save "Night Time" Anthology, they fit the mood of from being a lifeless cover. Justman’s funky tunes perfectly- The importance of the rhythm Puttin’ On The Dog harmless, fun songs about "Dayun- section in a band like J. Geils cannot cin at the pahhtee baybeee." The be overstressed. Stephen Jo Bladd fun just isn t there on Love Stinks. and Danny Klein can still provide Wolfs vocals are as rangy as ever, good dance rhythms whenever they Hounds but as the band’s mouthpiece, the want, and do so for about half ofLove same exuberance and spirit which Stinks. But to really inspire the rest characterized the Geils band earlier of the band, to really catch that magic (Columbia) are no longer around. On "Come moment when the intensity is match­ Back," a typical Wolf plea for his ed by the exuberance, they have to lady to return, Wolf for once sounds Puttin' on the Dog, the debut album extend themselves, and they never from the Chicago-based bar band Love Stinks almost pretentious, no longer believ­ do that on Love Stinks. Hounds, is a mystery wrapped in an able. Seth Justman, who produced enigma. the group for the first time, experi­ Most of the album, as is the case The /. GeilsBand ments well with the synthesizer, Tom Jackman with most debut recordings by new previously not an element of the artists, has too many rough edges to group, and it works to save the song. be anything but avoidable-the band (EMI) and novice producer Jeffrey Lesser are simply too inexperienced in This side of George Clinton and mixing techniques to colorfully fill Bqotsy Collins, the J. Geils Band may two LP sides completely, and as a still be "the funkiest band in the result, most of the performance, land," but after 10 years of recording though full of fine effort, are flat and together, they are exhibiting an Ms. Starr marks her listless. The first impression of the alarming trait which can be expected band is that they’re little more than from aging rockers-mellowing. Love another five-piece power-pop group Stinks, their newest album, is a good from Chicago looking for a break into one, as can be expected from a group return with solos midwest stardom, like Styx or REO which has consistently produced Speedwagon. Unfortunately, though some of the best dance music of the the band is instrumentally capable, past decade, but something is miss- Ms, Susan Starr, a Tchaikovsky College of Performing Arts. lead singer and principle songwriter ing -most notably a funky rhythm Competition winner, returns to Mich- Conductor Herbert Butler will con­ John Hunter simply doesn’t have the section-and it keeps the LP from iana for the third time to solo at the duct the Symphony in Barber’s vocal range or melodic composition being a great one. South Bend Symphony’s concert on Overture to "School for Scandal" and talents to create any really stimu­ The band continues to experiment, Saturday, Feb. 16 at 8:00 p.m. in the Strauss’ "Don Juan." Starr will lating sounds. a concept they initiated with their Morris Civic Auditorium, perform Rachmaninoffs Concerto for But, there are redeeming qualities come-back album from 1977, Monkey Praising Ms. Starr’s most recent Piano, No. 2. There will be a "Meet in this otherwise dull premiere. "Do Island, when female vocals and a Carnegie Hall Recital, the New York the Artist" party following the con­ Wha Diddy Diddy,’ "Under My horn section much like Southside Times commented, "She cracked and cert on the balcony of the Morris Thumb" and "W ho’ll be Next in Johnny’s were brought in, but both thundered through the sonata...bril­ Civic Auditorium, sponsored by the Line," are all extremely entertaining were trashed by the time 1978's liantly, She let the rhythms ebb and Symphony’s Women’s Association. songs and well-produced. The catch Sanctuary came out. For Sanctuary, flow...She has a beautiful tone and Refreshments will be served and a is, these are the only tunes not the group left its old label, Atlantic legato for the slower sections, and $2.00 donation is requested from written by the band, and are instead (where it had to be one of the most was not afraid to break out aggres­ adults. For concert ticket information cover versions of previous hits by Jeff massively underpromoted bands of sively when it was called for. There call the symphony Barry, the Rolling Stones, and the the ’70’s), for EMI, cleaned up its was no mistaking the pianist’s affi­ Kinks, respectively. In other words, sound greatly, and even tried a slow, nity for these particular Romantic B eth H ealy these songs, particularly "Under my pseudo-love song for one, "Theresa,’ works..." Thumb", permutate old hits into a The love song failed miserably, but it Starr debuted at age six with the new sound rife with successful inno­ was worth a shot, and the group Philadelphia Orchestra and has since vation. continues to try new ideas. appeared with the New York Philhar­ This can be expected from a bar Sometimes, while listening to Love monic, Chicago Symphony, the Am­ band, which probably has done these Southoldll Stinks', 1 wished th e/d stuck to some erican Symphony, Boston Pops and old songs so many times they decided of their old ideas. The title cut is a the National Symphony. In addition to jazz up their own versions, just to prime example. It plods. Stephen Jo to the praises received from her relieve the boredom of mechanically Bladd’s drumming is uninterested South American and Far East tours, reproducing the tune. But it also dances and Danny Klein’s nass doesn’t drive the pianist opened the 1977-1978 glaringly points out the weaknesses of the song at all. "Love Stinks" is a tnis group. concert season with an honored pop song verging on a sellout, and it invitation from President Carter to If Hounds wants to succeed, then doesn’t bode well for the future. tomorrow they must re-evaluate what direction The closest the band comes to a play at the White House. Ms. Starr their music is taking. John Hunter really hot funker is "Just Can’t also records with RCA Red Seal and Southold II, the apprentice com­ obviously believes that by combining Wait," a nice tune, but even it lacks Orion Masterworks. In assessing her pany to Southold Dance Theater, will the power structure of REO and the the magic. "Just Can’t W ait" is a recordings, Stereo Review referred to make its concert debut in a perform­ Starr as, a "pianist to be reckoned romanticism of Styx, he can create a rehash of "Just Can’t Stop M e" from ance at 8 tomorrow night. The with-not just on the basis of virtuoso synergy of successful Chicago rock, Sanctuary, one of the best things that concert will be held at Dancentcr, 310 what actually happens, however, is this group has ever done. "Jus’ equipment but of innate musicality as W. Monroe in South Bend. Admis­ that the synergy grows too diffused to Can’t Stop M e" has all the elements well. Her performance is dynamic sion is $2.00. and brilliant...and her playing is become distinct or recognizable-thc needed for a great Geils number and The company was created in beyond criticism." two styles simply must take too many it works beautifully-opening with August of 1979 to provide young compromises to each other to pro­ Bladd pumping out a simple 4/4 Ms. Starr began piano studies with dancers an outlet tor performance duce an agreeable synthesis, and the beat, then J. Geils stepping in to lay Mrs. E. Sokoloff and studied under experience. Barbara Docpke Potuck, result is base, neutral, and usually down the basic riff, and when Klein Rudolf Serkin at the Curtis Institute a member of Southold Dance Thea­ boring. jumps in, his thumping bass altering of Music until her 1961 graduation. ter, has served as artistic director of Only when the band has a pre­ the rhythm immediately, the music Starr was a winner in the First Southold II since its inception. arranged direction prescribed by the explodes into a delightful collage of International Dimitri Mitropolous The work of six choreographers nature of the song, as in the funky cross rhythms and driving rock Competition while studying under will be represented in a concert that successful cover versions; or when energy. When Peter Wolf steps up Serkin. The pianist and her husband includes an excerpt from "The they allow one style to dominate the and howls jubilantly, "Magic Dick- have two children and Starr continues Nutcracker," a dance from SDT’s other, as on ‘Workin’ on My Tawlk to me," the song has built to to devote time to the Philadelphia "W JVA" and a tap solo. r

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Happy Valentine's Day Beverly, living across the quad and never being who's not your 1st mate, butTovemate. — ------=— ------Love, M S Cuz. Fats, Wong, Lightweight. able lo see you. (P.S. Mike wishes And wishes you a Happy Valentine's K.M.K Headly, M.P., Payless, Static, Killer, Patti a great day). Love, Day Will you be my Valentine today and and Sweetbean. H en rietta ------my How about Oct. 4? Dear Pooper- Love-The Belle-evers. Happy Valentine's Day. P a t t i - Love, Dear Almost Ex-Editor-In-Chief, Love & Kisses, Thank you for2'/?-semetine tough, Larry GREG M.J.S. You’ve done a nice job this year. I P2 sometimes difficult, but, always loving ------*------— W ill you be my Valentine? can’t believe you haven't caught mono years. Have a Happy Valentine’s To The Rubber Band ' .. Linni Marie yet. If you do, of course I'd be glad to D a y 1" " I almos spared ysu, but Jumpin' Dear Cyndie. - - share, Love, Mike Jerry talked me into it—you guys are , Happy Valentine's Day. Wish, you, To my loving brother. Almostjx-Controller ------_the greatest(sgme arebetter than w ere here, Happy Valentine's Day, Mark. Kevin, Mike, Joel, Peter, Ron, Bob, others though, righ Greg?)-but do Love, — Love, Dear Ceil, Pete Will, John, Jim, Joe (and Mike), your fans come to. hear you, or LOOK Teresa . W e've both seen more than our fair Happy Valentine's Day to the only at you? Keep it up (and the volume share ot these ridiculous personals and Hey Mama No Ass! SUNDEF guy I ever really loved. down)! Julie, Bea, Les. Kenno, Annie, even more wasted and frustrated Happy Valentine’s Day' B-Cing M a d o Love, Corrine, Tricia-Happy Valentine's. Valentine's Days You've been a real ------Kim you at the Moonraker! Day with a BIG "FRENCH" KISS gem all year Soon you'll be stuck with Dick. Jeff, and Mark, — ------Miss you lots! Love:-Cath. the choir boys. Good luck, you'll need Big A m T ra k Johnny LaRue is waiting for his Kevin, It. Happy Valentine's Day with all my Valentine present-OePaul tickets. You're very special to me. Happy Chere Annie H-Je t'embrasse tres ------Valentine's Day' love! Ires fort et te remercie de m ’avoir Baby Dolphin, M ike . Love, donne’ la plus belle amitie. Groses Love and kisses and other things. A n d y Bonk, I would like to wish you HAPPY — Ann biseS. Bonne journet. Trag. PBM You’re still my dirting hall honey VALENTINE'S DAY. -— ------(Affectionately-known as "Pat-on-the- from Michael, Benjamin. Deai Nancy. Flowers wilt and candy gets eaten; but back" by his most intimate associates) Jacqueline , and Kathryn. Thanks for being the best. DMC- roadtrips long remembered remain to Roses arq red; The Pink Panther Love Jim bo 'beim beaten. Happy V-Oay, Dear Lyons Foxes, Violets are blue; Drew, Jim and Joe The best is yet to come. My best Even though you're miles away; Robert Hull I Love you pal and that’s To the Wild Women of- 2nd floor alw ays. Don’t forget that I always say; forever. So be my Valentine (--at your , |-eMans wh0 invited 3 studs from Suzette Vasta wishes her fiends at A Secret Admirer Don't be blue, cause I love you! "Valentine" just a few pounds) and I Morrissey ND;SMC Happy Valentine's Day! promise you some special T.L.C. Happy Valentine s Day and get -CVK To the mosi hopeless Stroh’s lover— today, Sweet Valentine's Day, Pal. ready for the times ofyour lives. John (my favorite gigolo) - Thanks for the last two weekends- O.D. Luv ya Happy Valentine's Day!! ihis could become a habit! Earthquake To Mrs Incredible. , TEASE ME. SQUEEZE ME & Love, Love, :— Happy Valentines Day, PLEASE ME!? ' G ig o lette" Frank Dear K -2, Love M r Incredible BETTY HOGAN Cupid shoots it from me to you with " " “ 7 T r M a r k P ., Sue(z), .love. Happy V-Day. Cindy, Veronica. Ellery, and Mary Bob Caffrey, Happy Valentine's Day!!! In commenorati'in of all good-look- Love, Billiam Lynn, ' I just couldn't let my last Valentine’s Love, Pam ' mg stewardesses of America, Happy ______Happy Valentine s Day from some- Day at Notre Dame go by without Valentine's DAy! Dan, Foux, and Holy Cross Guys, onR w ll° loves Y ° u letting you know in at least a small Ringmaster, Love, _ Happy Valentine's Day. You're the ~ - " ~ way, that I ve had my eye on you since Com'on-HAVE A HEART!!! . Shaggy best1 C hns. Art Trads last year! It I had more Happy Valentine's Day!!! Donna and Erin Your trusi and love mean so much to nerve. I would have introduced myself Love, To my Sweethearts, ______1 _ me. I hope I can return the happiness by now-maybe I’ll do it before " O n C u e " I wish - A l l " of you. a Happy. M y Dearest Patrice, ' you ve given me. graduation. If not, it's been nice Valentine's Day1 "Mustacheless," Happy Valentine's Day. Seventeen Love, knowing you Irom afar! Chuckles David W . Ferguson. .months of memories. Hope the future Lisa Happy Valentine's Day!! is filled with many more. * T ~ : I : : Things that do noi suck face. US MTM Your Surrogate Mother- M arcie, All mv love Andrea Dereng-As was irue last year Happy Valentine's Day! Here's to The Kissaholic and is true this year and will be true today is Rick Romeo" Donahue's Lasagna and too much wine, ______every year .-the Soviet Persia Be my Valentine' not only today, but birthday- Birthday kisses by appoint­ Bill evqryday. ment only: 1575 Thanks for cookies, P D A ’s, and , W ith love, Happy Birthday, Rick!!! Dear Best Friend Bill, the good time you've given me. Wish I Happy Vajentme s Day Butterfinger May Mazoia and marshmallows were with you today. Love Jam o Dearest Spike, an incorrigible valen­ always be at your feet Happy Valentine's Day K Tin from the tine wish for you Happy February Your Best Friend ______^ . ke H ey Patty Perry, two girls who love you most 14lh! L Perv Will you be my Valentine? T.PTC. XOXO, Hope your Valentine's Day is the A short person, who took a long ride "Y-ou know wh0 Barbie K - Flexes Happy Valentine's Day from the greatest! ,rom . J.M.H. Dome’ Althpugh you’ll probably read this 5 ' The person wittrhis ear to the door Roses are red MJK days late. Happy Valentine's Day, . "SUE" f-lbelle You're the greatest roomie! S t t a s J ,™? Kaihy and Ann- Love, .___ !______:______Love, Love, Happy Valentine's Day to my two Rowlf, Grinch, Reggie, and Frank J.T favorite lathes -» Julie B .C . ' . ------MJK Dear Scooter, Happy Valentine's Day to the best Helen, _My Dear Tom, Happy Valentine’s Day, Hon! brother anyone could ever ask for, Good angels are hard to find these rd say we've come a long way since- "Pope-'-Hiast-- You re stuck but good! ILY. you're the GREATEST! days. How about sticking around last Valentine's Day. Thank you for Happy Valentine’s Day! TIGER Love ya, awhile7 Love, Miriam the most extrememly overwhelming, Holly - > DK marvelous, stupendous, terrific, won­ K 2 M 2 . derfully insane year of my life. Mom. Dad. Bob, Sieve, Sam, Tom. Happy V-day to The Hysterical Dear Phillip: Pamela Ann, I love you, Uncle -Tony. Grandma, and Grandpa, Women We can't wait to hear you Happy Valentine’s Day! Happy Valentine’s.Day, kid Jules -Maude and Timmy — sing (it can't be better than us Love S /2 S /4 Sorry we can't be with you on though). W e'd say more but Baby It's "A real baby" T.P.C. Valentine's Day. Don’t forget we love Cold Guiside. P.S. Today makes a month! Joan CeleSle, Jennifer Jill, Janet Ann Hope your Valentine's Day is the yo u. The Dognappers and Anna Catherine. I know you can greatest Katie and Beth read this, I gave you a subscription, J.M.H. Five Been Ann. Jose: HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY' Mary,.-Gina and J racy (Alias the You're right, tight pants do turn us Happy Valentine-js Day! Thanks for Sal TRIPLE!!!!!,!!! on Happy Valetine's Day, always being around ■ n I need you, Miss you much hope you have a Love ya, I love you, Zeke-T' 1 ■ ' T Happy Valentines Day. John and Pete Your adorable little sister, Roses are rgd, Love. M a ria Violets a r e blue. 3rd Floor McCandless M.T.S., W e d sure like to, have. ‘ Welcome back! I love you! Happy Ciazy: Some oregano with you' JAF, Valentines Day! Happy Anniversary. Be my Valen­ ■Happy Valentine's Day! Have a Happy Valentines Day!!! D.W.H/J.R. tine for the 7th time. Love. EAH Love, -Kate, Jane, Piggy and Barb Carol, Retsy P. Crowe, Have a Happy day little Snapper! John and Frank, Roses a r e red F rom , Nice try, but Lombo stril has my Violets are blue. T h e Yolker heart. Happy Valentine’s. Day. Somebody loves you. Joe-San. a n y w a y .'-' Try to guess w ho1,!! Brendan, Roses are red, Love, ??? I wish Mr. Bogart a Happy Violets are blue K ate Valentine’s Day! T h e m o o d ill be long", Love, M E 1 - But the dessert II be you! Bobs, ATTENTION; The following sweeties Happy Valentine's Day! Will you Z our Valentine7 are i if search of a Valentine: Susette Love Always; The Bobbettes Vasia (41 -4825), Pam Degnan I hate you too Bob! Eileen M issy (41-4822). Ro.(where are you Mosse?)- To the Observer stall, - (41-5117). and Angie Mich. (41-5300). .B ill C.. CB Happy Valentine's Day! Dearest "You": If only I hadn't-found my shoes, 1 love you Rosem ary Just wanted to say Happy Valen­ Sarge, Terry, and Flutey Baby, lost-my g loves, and looking in the Oscc BC P.S, Thanks for the candy M AR K 1 I tine’s Day to my Valentine. Thanks for Wpat hunks of burning love Happy bag; here's to our "first" Valentine’s - 'd . being such a special -person--you’re Valentine's Day, Day. C ece, Love, g re a t! I love you! 1 love you Dearest Patricia. Love, Pete and John your roommate . Bill No truck of roses with syrup today, " M e " only hugs and kisses and mucho love. M erciless, P S. Happy Month Notre Dame-St. Mary's Gymnastics Francine, teamare siempre. Give any black and blue stars out P.S.S. I.V.T.B T e a m - 1 love you, Butchie Nately? H ap p y V a le n tin e 's Day, P.S.S.S. Oohhl! Happy Valentine's Day1! W. Love, Love, Pete and John „ Berta Teresa, • Dear M J R , I never believed in love at first sight A. M .T • Happy Valentine's Day! Thanks for .Kathleen, tiTTI laid m y eyes on you,. . Dinner tonight and next Thursday Dark eyes ready turn us on Happy making, my coat collar very happy Have a great weekend in -S.C. P.S Even after you,go to Tennesses, O K 7 Happy V-day. Work,hard this Valentine's Day, Love, Happy Valentine's Day, you'll still be with me you FOX. weekend I’ll send you a postcard. Love, DJR i Love,~ Love ya, Love ya, Pete and John :x , ii Cary John R.M.S. — The Observer Thursday, February 14,1980 -page 10

8EF0RE T 15TOO LATE, WEMU5T NOW MORE THAN EVER, WE MOVE TD RATIFY SALT. SALT MUST NOT PERMIT OURSELVES IS NOT A UNILATERAL FAVOR 10 BE OVERCOME WITH A HUE ARE DOING THE SOVIET UNION, _„ J NEW MISSILEMADNESS, A Faculty comment on Pinto trial WE SHOULD NOT BE PENAUUN6 1 MINDLESS RENEWAL OF OURSELVES FOR SOVIET BEHAVIOR! i UNRESTRICTED COMPETITION. by Michael Mader change in management policy been tried for civil offenses, StaffReporter concerning documents. and occasionally for such “ Internally, one effect may be criminal matters as antitrust The Ford Pinto trial in the fighting going on over suits. Winamac will have little impact documents,” McCafferty "If Ford is found guilty, the on either business or law, noted. “ Ford will be far more effect on the company's other according to responses from cautious about what documents pending trials is unknown, Notre Dame faculty members. it leaves in files," he said, according to McCafferty. “ The “ Because the Pinto trial in­ adding that the corporation will actual impact on pending civil volves a major corporation in probably get rid of filed litigation is very difficult to this country that touches the documents more quickly. gauge," he said. lives of so much of the public The prosecuting attorney, If the lawyers prove major the way Ford does, it is worthy Michael Cosentino, had been points in this case, it will make of national attention, but from a trying to introduce Ford these proofs easier in legal point of view, it’s nothing documents which included succeeding trials, McCafferty new,' Fr. Michael McCafferty safety reports concerning the allowed, but the proofs must D00NESBDRY assistant dean of law, said. Pinto. again be presented. “ Since McCafferty said that no laws This trial marks the first time a this is a criminal matter, most will be passed as a direct result corporation has been taken to of the evidence in this trial of the trial’s outcome because court for criminal negligence. cannot be introduced in civil every law necessary to limit Corporations have previously trials," McCafferty said. corporations is already written. EXCJJSE ME, C0N6RES5MAN “ It s a matter of implementing ANDERSON, BUT ARE YOU HEY, BUT WHAT them,” McCafferty said. SURE YOU'RE A REPUBLI­ GREAT. DO I KNOW? I'M From a legal aspect, the trial C A N ? YOU SURE P O N T A DEMOCRAT. will have little significance for New Dorms SOUND UREA RE­ Ford, because the possible fine PUBLICAN! X of $30,000 is so small. The halls, underwritten by a However, McCafferty points .ontinued from page 7] $7 million gift from Frank J. out, “ the subtle impact is Pasquerilla of Johnstown, PA., image. were originally planned to Although several women were “ Ford is fi hting this case so absorb a 500 student increase in living in tem^orar^ quarters at vigorously ecause from a the Notre Dame undergraduate the start of i scmeseter, public relations standpoint, its student body of 6,800. all had been permanently image is declining,” The new places were all to go placed before Septemcber. f McCafferty said. He pointed to women, 1600 of whom are Heppen said that processing out that recent polls show the now enrolled. public is less willing to buy housing contracts early in the Left open was the question of Ford’s products because the Spring semester allows for a whether the women would be company is on trial. “ smoother” placement pro­ housed in the new halls or in a “ Ford may get hurt if it loses; cess. He succeeded in reducing residence hall now occupied by it may get hurt if it wins. the cancellation fine from $250 men. Maybe less Pintos will be sold. to $150 to aid those students I t ’s hard to say,” who were still unsure of off STANFORD Vincent Raymond, associate campus housing possibilities. dean of Business Admin­ Heppan also commented on istration offered. Raymond did social space in dorms. He said Speech not comment further. that every hall now has a twenty SUMMER The other professors in the four hour lounge and at least business school seemed to have one party room. [continued from page 3] little interest in the trial. Over He commended junior Frank ter returning to the states and the course of two days, several Guilfoyle and seniors Bill Vita SESSION before retiring from the sports were too busy to discuss the and Jose Marrero for their trial. One professor in the accomplishments in renovating world. Bradley wrote a highly marketing division said he did party rooms. Heppen said that acclaimed book, “ Life on the 0 not want to talk about it. 90 percent of the work was Run," which recounted some of Several marketing professors complete and that he had just his experiences as an athlete on Introductory and advanced courses, workshops, and seminars worked on a model of the Pinto procured University Funds to the road in America. In addi­ tion, the former athlete and in the arts, earth sciences, education, engineering, and won a prize in Detroit for underwrite the purchase of their design. furniture. He will ask the public servant has been award­ ed two honorary doctoral de­ the humanities, social sciences, sciences and mathematics. A possible impact of the trial, committee of students to set Summer session runs June 23 to August 16. according to McCafferty, is a priorities for distribution. grees. Two Hoosier congressmen, A ll students in good standing are invited to attend. Floyd Fithian and John Brade- For a course bulletin and application form, mail the coupon mas, will also be lending their below to Stanford Summer Session, Building1 , S ta n fo rd support to the Bayh campaign Saint Mary ’s effort which is currently in its University, Stanford, California 94305, formative stages. Second Dis­ trict Congressman Fithian of ad hoc parking Lafayette is now in his third Please send me the Stanford I9 6 0 Summer Session Bulletin. term in the U.S. House of 42 by Patty Rydle Mary Mullaney, Representatives' and serves on Chip Dornbach, Martha Boyle the House Agriculture, Foreign Kathleen M. Rice, Dean of ana Marti Estrada. Affairs and Government 0- SCHOLAE NAME Student Affairs at Saint Mary's, The committee held an open perations Committees. Before LUDIQUE has called for the formation of forum review of SMC parking his election to Congress in ADDRESS an ad hoc parking committee, regulations last night in the 1974, Fithian served in the U.S. AESTIVI which will serve to evaluate the LcMans lobby. Students voiced Naval Reserves as a comman­ CITY regulations, sanctioning, and complaints and offered der and taught history at Pur­ Stanjordienses policies of the SMC Parking suggestions for the reorganiz­ due University, STATE Authority. Members of the ation of the Parking Authority. Elected to Congress in 1958, MCMLXXX John Brademas has been repre­ ZIP committee include: Complaints generally cen­ Kathy Sweeny, Debbie Casteel, tered on the inconsistency of senting the people of north- policy enforcement among central Indiana for over twenty officials. Severity of fines, years. He is the Majority Whip Spirituality of THOMAS MERTON mandatory parking in the of the House, and is chairman McCandless lot for all resident of the House Administration A series of talks byJames Finleyauthor and assistants, the “ unreasonably Subcommittee on Accounts. strict" observance of the 7:00 tc Throughout his career, Brade­ former Trappist Monk with Thomas Merton8:00 a.m. “ fining period," mas has been one of the most and disorganization of day- active supporters of education First Five Sunday Nights of Lent student parking were among and the arts in America. the other issues raised. Through his position on the 8:00 to 9:30 pm Crypt of SACRED HEART CHURCH The ad hoc committee will be House Education and Labor distributing a survey in the Committee, he has helped im­ near future to determine the prove both quality of education February 24: MERTON AS GUIDE IN THE SEARCH FOR GOD exact nature of all student and the arts and their accessibi­ March 2: LIVING IN THE PRESENCE OF GOD complaint. lity to all Hoosicrs. The committee will meet with The dinner toasting Birch March 9: SHARING IN TH E PASCH OF CHRIST Dean Rice and Tony Kovatch, Bayh in his possible bid for a security director, to make fourth Senate term will be held March 16: THE PURIFICATION OF LOVE recommendations and work for in South Bend's Century Cen­ the implementation of a newly ter. The reception will begin at March 23: LIVING A LIFE OF PRAYER ______organized, more effective 6:oo p.m. and the dinner and parking policy. program will follow at 7:oo p.m. , SACRED HEART PARISH invites you to this Lenten program^ i f The Observer Thursday, February 1 4 ,19 80 - page 11

Soviets announce possibility 1980 CHSSftJSATWKG of withdrawal from Afghanistan Tiyeii 9wiwwtofie* Migkl (AP) - The Soviet Union has partial pullout would signal the rate.” An estimated 500,000 7:00 pm Tluitoday, Feb. 14 at Ike A C C . Pit advised key Asian, European, start o f a K rem lin “ peace Afghans have fled since the and African countries in recent offensive’’ to counter interna­ Soviet intervention. days that it will begin with­ tional condemnation o f the So­ -An Egyptian newspaper, Al- drawing troops from Afghani­ viet intervention. A khbar , reported more than stan when that country’s border -In Peking, the Chinese Com­ 1,000 Cuban troops are on their with Pakistan is stabilized, munist Pary newspaper said the way to pro-Soviet South Yemen diplomats in London reported Soviet Union wanted to “ hood­ aboard a Soviet passenger- &y Hi! Wednesday. wink the world public” and cargo ship that went through But Soviet Foreign Minister legitimize its presence in Af­ the Suez Canal. The report said Andrei A. Gromyko, in New ghanistan by staging only a the 21,370-ton vessel, Leonid to that special someone Delhi for talks on the Afghan partial troop withdrawal. A Sobinov, made its way into Port situation, gave Indian leaders commentary in the People's Said at the northern tip of the with little or no hope for an early Daily said Moscow was spread­ canal Tuesday night. U.S. offi­ pullout, Indian officials indica­ ing word of a partial pullout “ in cials in Washington revealed ted. an attempt to pass itself off as a Tuesday that the United States Observer Qassifieds Indian, French, Algerian and good guy and absolve itself is sending a M arine am phi­ other informants in London said from world condemnation.” bious force into the Arabian Afghanistan has made an over­ -At the U.N. Commission on Sea. ture to Pakistan proposing talks Human Rights in Geneva, Swit­ to resolve their ditferences. A zerland, the United States spokesman for the Pakistani charged that executions, tor­ government said it would wel­ ture, and arbitrary arrests NOTICE!! come such talks but only after a which became “ commonplace” complete Soviet withdrawal under previous communist re­ Due to an error In the The Observer, the River City Records from Afghanistan. gimes “ tragically continue” in other developments yes­ under the current Afghanistan sale ad did not run as scheduled last Friday. Therefore, terday: government, “ for whose of­ -The Soviet Union blasted as fenses the Soviet Union must be River City Records has decided to offer the same sale “ strange’’ and “ impudent " held directly responsible.” Zbigniew Brzezinski’s condem­ U.S. delegate Jerome Shestack prices to Notre Dame and St. fflary’s students, faculty. nation of any partial withdrawal said executions may now total of Soviet troops from Afghani­ 5,000-with summary executions and staff this Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday stan. Brzezinski, President reportedly carried out at one Carter’s national security ad­ prison alone at the “ rate of Feb. 14-17. viser “ has clearly forgotten that 20-50 each night for m onths.” the language of ultimatums -The Red Cross warned that cannot be used in talking with thousands more Afghan refu­ the Soviet Union, ” the official gees are expected to cross into Soviet news agency Tass said. Pakistan, where the situation |with ND/SmC i.d. He suggested Monday that a could soon “ rapidly deterio- this THURSDAY thru SUNDAY: Derailed train slams INVENTORY CLEARANCE!!! into gas storage tank ALL ALBUmS, 8 TRACKS & CASSETTES SLEDGE, Miss. (AP)-- Flames lines. Pipes leading from the C"°coupons needed) engulfed a 30,000 gallon pro­ tanks began to burn, sending 2 1 .0 0 OFF NO LimiT!!!! pane gas storage tank hit by a flames 20 feet into the air. derailed coal train yesterday Sandra Byard said her family and authorities emptied the awoke to sirens about 4 a.m. town o f its 600 residents in fear “ and people were shouting for o f an explosio n. everyone to leave. Officials said everyone in the “ Pretty soon everybody was farming community in north­ calling everybody else, telling # all blank tapes *1 .0 0 off no limit!!! west Mississippi community them to get out,” Mrs. Byard (w e cam, TDK, fTIAXELL, ftlEmOREXS BASF) fled after coal cars of an Illinois said. “Just as quick as we Central Gulf train jumped the could, we got up and left.” tracks and slammed injo gas storage tanks in the south part # record crates >1.00 off of town. Authorities blocked all raods into the area. “ There is nothing else to do # double free polyliners with every album until it either burns itself out or T ravel explodes,” said Bill Hickey, a spokesman for the Mississippi Highway Patrol. commences # > 2 .0 0 off all tape cases & dlscwashers “ Everybody’s out,” he said. “ There’s nobody left in the tow n.” this Friday J.M. Murray, a state inspect­ # >1.00 off all cut-outs, imports and all collector’s show or said the tank was likely to The Biology Travelogue, a albums!! explode when the level of the series of informal presentations liquid dropped. given by Notre Dame faculty, “ It’s sort of like a pan full of staff, and students, will be held # large album posters for sale free 6 0 DEREK poster water sitting on a stove,” he on Fridays from 12:15 p.m. to 1 said. “ When all the water boils p.m. in the biology auditorium, with > 2 0 .0 0 purchase out, the pan is going to rm. 278 o f the Galvin Life weaken.” Science Building. Speakers will “ When the liquid drops to the provide photo presentations of level of the fire...that’s when places and events they have # ND/Smc checks cashed up to > 2 0 .0 0 over purchase it’s going to b low .” witnessed. amount Authorities noted that diesel The Travelogue is open to fuel storage tanks were located anyone interested, and. anyone nearby and that several homes who has slides to show may were less than 200 feet away. A contact Theodore J. Crovello at storage building containing 7496. The Travelogue schedule dynamite was in the area but for the next five weeks is as officials said there were no follows: RIVER CITY RECORDS detonator caps and the February 15: “ Seville: A U- explosives should only burn if nique View,” Irwin Press. the tank exploded. February 22: “ Soviet Central 5 0 9 7 0 U.S. 31 North A long 30,000 gallon propane Asia,” Theodore J . Crovello. tank, which contained about February 29: 35mm Nature 3 miles north next to 15,000 gallons o f liquified gas Photography: The transforma­ at the time, and a smaller tion of the picturesque to the v f Q |’e butane tank were knocked from photogeni Lloyd A. Davidson. of campus 2„ ^ 4 2 their concrete stands when 17 March?: “A Close Look - 2W-4242 Supe,Ja,ke cars of the coal train left the Insects and Other Small Crea- r »cks t . ” S •• pi n Sims. The cars crunched into the » . 14: “Beautiful New tanks and ripped up feeder Mexico,” Don Vogl. ' ' " : 'lO t Q lb ?7 DAYS A WEEK The Observer - SportsBoard Thursday, February 1 4 ,1 9 8 0 - page 12

SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) - East to the Indiana Class AAA Notre Dame’s Fighting Irish participants have filled out the proper playoff championship, has al­ interhall insurance forms After the first will be going for quality, not ready announced he will attend Interhall week of the tournament, any participant quantity, among their 1980 Notre Dame. who has not met the insurance require­ Devine football recruits, says Coach Kiel is the most heralded ment will be dropped. Dan Devine, who has already quarterback to come out of I he men's tournament is single elimina­ Men's Racquetball snared the top high school tion. Each match considts of three games Indiana since Purdue’s Mark (best of three series.) It is the responsibi­ quarterback in Indiana. Pierce(1423)-Pfau vs. Reagan(B375)-Wez- Herrmann in 1977. lity of the participant to contact his denka(8489) recruits The NCAA lim it is 30. but opponent and set up the match in each Jackman(1441)-Purcell(8985) vs. Dowd Among the prospects who Devine says he w ill “ probably round, (Phone numbers are listed in visited the campus last week (289-9697)-Diesser(277-3845) sign about as many as last parenthesis below.) The results of the Koch(1679)-Schmitz(8892) vs. Onufer were two All-state players from racquetball matches must be turned in. in season, 25 or 26." (1109)-Hatf ield(2255) Ohio, quarterback' Scott person, to the interhall office before noon Knchen(1948)-Wagner(1901) vs. Viseber quality The first day football pros­ of the following Wednesday. Failure to Grooms of Miami Trace and (1 t98)-Borger(4593) pects may sign a letter of intent report the results to the Interhall office running back Tom Hassel of McAward(2252)-Basso(3231) vs. Esprig ts Feb. 20. but quarterback will mean disqualification ol both parties. (3235)-Hines(3235) Blair Kiel, who led Columbus Cincinnati. Results will only be accepted if the Zakorski(4511)-Guzzardo(6851) vs. MHer (3374)-Hughs(3380) Slati(1725)-Philbin(1652) vs. Ringlein (3580)-Freedman(3588) Marks(3625)-Meistgr( vs. Doerine(3646)- Molarity by Michael Molinelli BRow n Vanderhoff(1670)-Young'1670) vs. Rchr- bach(3321)-Cogan(33?4) Skelly(1048)-Clark vs. Payne (6967)- I'm HAVW A fantastic I ... r SUDDENLY REALIZED ITS BE6ININ& TO 6 E T EASY YEAH, ITS BEEN THREE DAYS 0'Brien(7791) t i m e , hcppiNO a t r a i n S L E E P O N S O , U J E I'M BE6ININ6 7 3 L O O K L I K E T O 7 R A W A S/NCE LJE SHOWERED a ? OM& Freedman(3580)-Ringlein(3588) vs. Kirn EVERY N I&H T- A DIFFERENT ONLY N EED A HOTEL EVER Y SO T H E TYPE OF PERSON! (7374)-Yordy(3670) 'CLOTHES. X W OULDN'T M M > £ © Adams(1183)-Goyette(1183) vs. Norman CTY EVERYDAY OFTEN JU ST ID SHOWER. Would normally avoid . ;MUCH ITS JU ST... (3371)-Fassler(3372) Lawler(3559)-Brady(1996) vs. Lynch(1185 )-L u n d g ren Bye vs. Lorenzini(1623)-Andrews Butler(1166)-McDonnell()166) vs. Cherf (1161 )-M ea kin j y Brown(277-0671)-Gallager vs. Mulligan (3285)-Mulligan(4128) Co-Rec Racquetball

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{continued from page 16] letter to then legend-in-training Parseghian might just as well have been re-routed to the find out what he’s been doing and what he has North Pole. Ara did get the letter; it told of an WITH planned for the future. Last year he even ambitious youngster that someday hoped to managed to get interviewed on the TODAY occupy the office down the hall from his. But the show. Figure that one. . .a college basketball youngster never got an answer. Hey, legends SOME coach comes to New York to play a team like are busy guys! Manhattan College and he gets his mug on the But somebody up there (at the top of the TODAY show? Empire State Building, of course) must have Of course all of that helps things like ticket liked Dick Phelps because he wound up getting Ml sales and recruiting tremendously. But one gets the job he always dreamed of. And it happened the distinct feeling that Digger doesn’t do it for a hell of a lot quicker that even he expected. the practical value alone. Curtain calls and But, unlike most fairy tales, this one’s happy footlights are in his blood and every trip to this ending was marred by a bunch of Fordham fans city is another encore. who thought it was pretty nasty o f Digger to take “ This place is Mecca,” he likes to say with a them to the altar and slip out the back door. SF (2 smile that makes one wonder whether he wakes “ I guess everyone gets mad when they lose a up every morning and bows to the east—just to good coach,” points out David Rice, Director of be safe, of course. He has so many relatives, Athletics at Fordham. “ But you can’t really friends and restaurants to visit when he comes blame Digger for taking a better job.” here that he doesn’t stop moving from arrival to These days though, the anger has mellowed, departure. But he will take a few hours tonight says Rice. But one can’t help but suspect that by and coach a basketball game at Madison Square tip-off tonight at Madison Square Garden, there Garden against the Fordham Rams. And like will be a few diehard Ram fans in the stands who everything else about his romance with this city, will do all they can to make sure Digger there is poetic justice in that too. remembers that they remember. And that You all remember of course that Fordham is they’re still mad. >)S ’ FOOT LONG SUBS where Digger started his head coaching career “ That’s the New York mentality,” laughs in 1970. In thac/irst year he led the Rams to a Rice. “ They won’t let anyone forget. I don’t and 26-3 record and a trip to the NCAA playoffs— thing it’s serious, though. In fact, I’ll be someplace they hadn’t been since 1954 and interested to see what happens.” someplace they haven’t returned to since he left Probably not much will. Rice is right when he them. He stayed only one year of a three-year says that New Yorkers have mellowed on the contract because Notre Dame needed a coach subject of Digger’s departure. In fact, most of SAVE 500 and Notre Dame wanted him and he always, them don’t even remember that he coached fSBIW W W nt omy always wanted Notre Dame. here. They're too busy with more important x>o q sN o r t o a u a c L w g “ Dear Ara. . .’’ he wrote back in 1964 when he issues like balancing the budget and keeping was a junior high coach at St. Gabriel’s and a Billy Martin out of jail. SAVE H L 50t

BUY 2 FOOT LONG BUY 2 FOOT LONG fTlENDOZA’S SUBS AND SAVE SUBS AND SAVE . . . Hockey’s future GUITARS, REPAIRS, ACCESSORIES {continued from page 76] 1 mile north of campus sot SAVE 272-7510 w ITH COUPON ONvy hockey programs in the west. A little over 20 Division I programs exist in the east, the majority of them members of the East Coast Athletic Conference. This the core of college hockey imthe United States, and the best teams consistently are members of the WCHA. In eight years in the WCHA, Notre Dame has never missed the playoffs. Or, in other words, Notre Dame always makes it to the ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS NCAA playoffs for college hockey. People accuse the hockey program of being unsuccessful, but if they knew what they were talking about, they would realize the competitivenessof the league and the limitations coach Lefty Smith has in recruiting. Top players from Canada can enter as freshmen HELP BUILD OUR when they are 21 years-old, stick around a year or two and then take off for the pros. They have no problems getting into state schools like Minnesota, where there is a separate physical education class for hockey players, or Wisconsin or the others. ENERGY FUTURE! Smith has no intention of bending any rules. He believes firm ly in everything this University has stood for, in academics and athletics, and is readily recognized by knowledgablepeople as one of the best in the business. More importantly, no one has ever impressed me more as a man. He sincerely cares most about the well being of his players and everyone connected with the program. Yet all the people from the Golden Dome can say is: where is your national championship? Only three weeks remain of the regular season and the Notre Dame hockey team finds itself in a fight for its life. One knowledgable writer has said the only thing that could save it is STONE & a trip to the NCAA Final Four in Providence, R.I.,at the end of March. Cutbacks are otherwise certain. If any substantial cutbacks in scholarships to hockey come out of the meeting this weekend, the program is dead. WEBSTER “ Fr. Hesburgh, if you cut back on scholarships, that’s it,” said senior Greg Meredith, captain of the hockey team. Meredith’s point is that unless you have a hockey team with sufficient A leader in the design, engineering and scholarships, there is no place for it to play. It could not be construction of conventional and alternative energy competitive in Division I. systems, will be interviewing on campus on “ I speak for the 16 players on scholarship who will be here next year, ” said Meredith. “ If you are going to cut the program, do it right away.” Feb. 21,1980 There is still some hope. The University can decide to pull out of the WCHA and enter the CCHA to cut back on travel expenses. It We would like to discuss career opportu­ can decide hockey is a worthy program on its own merits and come nities with you at this time. up with the money to keep it going. It can wipe out the program all together. See your Placement Office for interview The program has not gotten a completely fair shake from day one, and I hope the university board has the good sense to render a fair arrangements. For more information write or call decision this weekend. It’s about time Notre Dame hockey Paul White collect at (617) 9 7 3 -8 6 8 4 received one. Sports Briefs

DePaul continue STONE & WEBSTER ENGINEERING CORPORATION VALPARAISO,Ind. (AP) -Mark Aguirre scored 23 points and Skip Dillard added 20 Wednesday night as top-ranked Field Operations, P.O. Box 2193 DePaul routed Valparaiso 95-71 in college basketball to bring Boston, Ma., 02106 its record to 21-0. T h e Observer - Sports Thursday, February 14,1980 -page 14

insult,” said ThomasHsueh, Taiwan No.’’ It was like Napoleon’s re­ The first run of luge was the spokesman for the 18 athletes The Olympic scene continued treat,” said David Israel, a only competition. In men’s . . . Taiwan from Taiwan as the delegation to be marred by the failure of a columnist for the Chicago Tri­ competition, Dettlef Gunther of packed to leave just two hours bus transportation system and bune. East Germany moved to an [continued from page 16\ before the opening ceremony. many athletes as well as One state trooper was injured early lead in defense of his 1976 paei Olympic Committee, and As a final gesture, a dozen spectators had to walk a mile when a motorist tried to crash a Olympic gold medal with a not use their traditional an­ banner-carrying Taiwanese and a half back from the roadblock on checkpoints locat­ track record time of 43.20 Vera them. The courts up this and stood outside the entrance to opening ceremonies at the sta­ ed on the only three roads Zozulya of the Soviet Union led the Taiwan team would not the stadium where Vice Presi­ dium on the horse show leading into Lake Placid. Only from the top of the run in a bid accept it. dent Walter F. Mondale offici­ grounds south of the village. A 1,800 private cars are allowed to upset Melitta Sollman of East “ The mere suggestion that we ally opened the Games. Their monumental traffic jam deve­ in the Olympic area because of Germany in the women's com­ have to accept any flag but our red and yellow banners read loped as the ceremony ended the congestion they would petition. No Americans were in national flag is a dow nright “Republic of China Yes - and thousands began the hike. cause. the top 10.

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Your Favorite Tree Sports Thursday, February 14,1980 -page 16 Beginroadtour Officials to meet this weekend Irish to battle Rams m to decide ND hockey’s future by Mark Perry They will be up for us, I'm sure, Sports Editor but playing in the Garden is a big thrill for our players, so Ending their five-game home- we’ll be ready.” Brian siand on an inspiring note with The Rams are led in scoring by their exciting win over San Bill Calhoun, a 6-6 forward, one Francisco, the Notre Dame of two Fordham players averag­ Beglane basketball team takes to the ing in double figures. Calhoun, .'<>ad for three straight games. who stands at 11.0 ppg also The Irish begin their eastern ranks second in rebounding The latest word from the grapevine--a veryreliable one, mind you, swing tonight with a contest with a 6.6 average. His front- from student government-tells us one of Fr. Joyce’s reasons against the Fordham Rams at court mate, Edward Bona ranks behind the recent moratorium on athletic scholarships was to New York's Madison Square first in that category with a 7.8 "get” the hockey program at Notre Dame. Garden. average. The 6-8 freshman, a Earlier sources along the same line stated that Fr. Joyce said fipoff ir. scheduled for 9 p.m., native of Sudan, averages 10.3 "One of the worst decisions in my tenure at Notre Dame was to and the game will be broadcast points per contest. create a hockey program.” locally v W NDU-TV (Ch. 16). Occupying the center spot is There is no doubt in my mind the statements are accurate and WSND-AM (f>40) will also be another Sudan native, Dud they are attributed to the right person. In time, perhaps, Fr Joyce la r r v n g the game live, with (pronounced ' Dude” ) Tongal, will state publicly his all-too-apparent disapproval of the hockey program. P a u l Siauder and Frank LaGrot- a seven-foot sophomore. Ton­ i.i doing the play-by-play. gal, a cousin o f Bona’s, has Last night in Grace Hall, someone from the University’s I'lie Rams come into the game averaged 3.6 points and 4.6 administration finally gave some direct answers concerning Notre i i the m'dst of a roller coaster rebounds per game this season. Dame’s view of the hockey team. Fr. Theodore Hesburgh, M.-ason, w th their record stand­ David M axw ell (7.1 ppg) and C.S.C., President of the Notre Dame, gave the administration ing at 9-13 following Tuesday Mark Murphy (6.9 ppg) man ’view-that the hockey program has failed. night's loss to Seton Hall. Head the backcourt spots for the "Twelve years ago, when the program was being started,” said coach Tom Penders is in his Rams. Maxwell, a 6-1 fresh­ Hesburgh, "we knew we would have a great deal of money to put second year at Fordham. man, leads the Rams in assists into hockey. We felt in time it would be self supportive and could ' Fordham is having some with 59. perhaps bring in money for the University. problems this year, " says Irish The Irish own an 8-3 advan­ “ The decision was made in goodwill, and it was a good decision coach Digger Phelps, who tage in the series, and have won at the time. I have to say it just has not worked.” .coached the Rams to a 26-3 the last six games,- including Fr. Hesburgh had no answer to the question of what is going to record and a third-place finish last year’s 85-53 win at the happen to the hockey program. He just stated he hoped everyone in the NCAA East regional in ACC. would know after he and Fr. Joyce meet with university officials in 1970-71, his only head coaching Notre Dame will be spending Key Biscayne, Fla. experience before coming to the weekend on the east coast, “ I don’t know what we are going to do,” he said. "There are alot Notre Dame. "But I think they as they face South Carolina on of things to be considered. One, there is alot of money involved. have shown improvements over Saturday in a regionally-televis­ Two, where are we going to get that money from? Three, it is a last season. ed contest. After another away matter of principle--we have to be fair to all. Fourth, we must try They are playing a lot of game at Xavier, the Irish return and cause the least dislocation for the greatest number of young people, so they should home to take on M arquette at students.” get better with experience. the ACC on February 24. Digger Phelps The University’s greatest enemy right now is the federal government. Uncle Sam does not care, about the University’s position that it must spend what it does on football and basketball to bring in enough revenue to support the rest of the athletic department. All the government sees is an inbalance in athletic budgets. New York:*apple’ of DiggerNotre Dame waited too long to try and correct this inbalance. All of a sudden the athletic department is no longer self supportive, NEW YORK— The Big Apple. and now the administration, in order not to dip into any pockets Now there’s an over-used handle. But it fits besides those of athletics, has finally decided to do something this city as well as all those bathing suits cling to Frank about it. I can’t help but think Title, IX, inflation and the lack of Christie Brinkley. sizable revenue from a bpwl bame this year contributed to the Well. . . maybe not that well. decision. That is not to ’ blame the football team in any way-they But you can’t deny its excitement. Things LaGrotta Sports Writer are entitled to a Christmas home-but it appears certain severe happen here. The home of the Yankees, and cutbacks are on the way, and the hockey program will suffer for it. Broadway, and the only city council that Phelps a Isjew Yorker. He wasn’t exactly born in And that is just not fair. The lack of understanding for the hockey manages to go bankrupt once a year. Howard the city— in fact he was reared about 60 miles program at Notre Dame never ceases to amaze me, not compassion Cosell was born here; Joe Namath got his first away in a small hamlet called Beacon. But that's mind you, but understanding the workings of it and the league job here; Billy Martin lost his last one here. merely A point of logistics. Spend five minutes called the Western Collegiate Hockey Association. Every night Sandy Duncan slips on her strings with Digger and you know he’s a city boy at No one with some knowledge >f marketing hockey appeared to be and flys throught the balconies of a midtown heart. present when the ice arena at the ACC was built. More than half theater dressed as Peter Pan. And people "I just love New York,” he shrugs through the seats in the arena are portable metal bleachers which are believe it—at least New Yorkers do. Well, a swanky fur coat that bears both his monogram extremely uncomfortable. The rest are permanent bleacher-type maybe they don’t really. Maybe it just helps and that of one of the most exclusive furriers seats which are just as uncomfortable. them forget about their council, Billy Martin, in—where else—New York. "There’s just The option remained for more seating when the program was and Cosell. something about this place that gets me excited. started, but just where in heaven would they have put them?Asit is And I think it’s good for us to play here once a rig ht now , about 700 seats do not offer an unobstructed view o f the New York, New York, it's a hell o f a town! year, because, hey, if you want publicity this is ice. What fan wants to be treated like a second class citizen? The Bronx is up and the Bowery's down. the place to come.” With ticket prices ranging from the bottom figure of $1 if a The streetcars run through a hole in the ground. And when Digger comes here he does it up student buys a season ticket to $3 for adults, the possibilty of New York, New York! right. Every paper in town dispatches a writer to becoming a lucrative operation just does not exist. The University narrow -mindedly neglected to offer students the opportunity to And it figures that God would make Digger [continued on page!3] purchase tickets over the summer as was done inthepast.fhis killed student tickets from 1,000 to under 500. What many people do not realize is that hockey cannot, on a similiar scale be as lucrative as football because of its nature. Football and basketball get big bucks for appearances on network Olympics open television, the football replay network the Irish basketball network produced by Metro Communications and even Mutual radio. Revenue of this type speels a big difference between a 1,500-meter race Thursday. LAKE PLACID, N Y. (AP) - Olympic Cc program being lucrative or losing money. The W inter Olympics opened Bill Koch, the cross-country mittee to be excused from the The hockey team has had two home games televised this year, officially last night with a skier who surprised the ski Games Wednesday after it lost but you can compare the broadcast fees it received to a national TV spectacular ceremony in this fraternity by winning a silver a court battle over its flag, appearance by football or basketball. It is ridiculous. scenic Adirondack mountain medal at the Innsbruck Olym­ name and anthem. Meanwhile, Fr, Hesburgh stated last night the administration had hoped the valley with the Taiwan team pics four years ago, had a good athletes from the People’s Re­ packing to go home and the public of China marched in the hockey program would bring in money for the school “ in time.” skiers and speed skaters pre­ opening ceremonies and pre­ The very reasoning behind the creation of the sport is not clear. paring for glamor events Thurs­ Xm WINTER pared for their first Olympic Was itcreatedas a means of making money or as a hockey program day. OLYMPIC GAMES competition since the commu­ on its own merits? The former appears to be true, since the dollar Peter Mueller of Switzerland nist revolution in 1949. is the bottom line now. and Ken Read of Canada finish­ In order to convince M ainland A lot of people could not believe the Irish got swept away by ed workouts last night and c- o o J China to return to the Olym­ Minnesota-Duluth last weekend at the ACC. These are the people prepared for the downhill race pics, the International Olympic who have no conception of what the WCHA is like. on W hiteface M ountain today. LAKE PLACID, N Y. Committee adopted a rule re­ This analogy might help. Have the basketball schedule 70 percent The American speed-skating quiring the Taiwan athletes to of its games from the top 20. Or, the same for the football team. team, which is expected to win chance today in the 30-kilome­ use an Olympic committee flag, That is what playing in the WCHA is like. ‘ a flock of gold medals was ter cross-country race on Mt. call themselves the China-Tai- There are 10 teams in the league and seven in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association. They comprise all the Division I expected to enter Beth Heiden Van Hoevenberg. [.continued on page 14] and Leah Poulos-Mueller in the The Taiwan delegation asked [continued on page 13] n r c n m n s ?