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A factor in Freeman's resignation. although he denied, may have been the extensive salary cuts made by the senate,/ especially in the area of student govern- ment salaries. In what some called "dirty politics." the "Lunatic Coalition" forced the budget over the $200.000 limit to allow reconsideration of all budget items, especially student government salary budget cuts, which had been narrowly voted down at Tuesday night's meeting. Kathryn Knight, a spokesperson for the coalition. said. "My reason for proposing this (the salary cuts) is to show the other boards that we are leaders and responsible fiscally. We have been taking cuts from them. We should cut ourselves first. rims These are not very big cuts. We should show that we are the leaders of student government." HAIRCUTTERS) During what became a heated and emotional debate. Charles Mercer, exec- Dn Cut, 1 utive assistant of student government proposed an amendment to the resolution 0 value.; that his salary of $400 and Freeman's rough I•ri. salary of $1,000 be cut to zero to bring the budget back down below the $200,000 After 12 trying hours ofdebate that lasted til the wee hours of the morning. 10 mark. "We are the only ones here to the General Student Senate voted on and passed we040 • "' 1980-81 budget. [photo by Gail Brooks] the

;erette Freeman to resign VP post vimsuits by Glen Chase Staff writer during last Tuesday's senate irregular meeting, said. "He thinks it would be best when he threatened to for resign if his salary student government and students." was cut. Freeman denied this • Student was his Spellman said Freeman had come under Government Vice President motive after the senate cut • his salary to fire for how he ran the senate meetings. Kevin Freeman announced to the General $400 per semester Thursday night. "The tone could have been different, Student Senate he was resigning effective "Salary has absolutely even • nothing to do though maybe the final decisions 0•••• Friday. May 9, in the aftermath of with my wouldn't last resignation," Freeman said. He have been different." Thursday's I2-hour senate meeting. said he had offered to have his salary cut to "I won't force him "The senate has been more of a zero, one way or the place for but the senate rejected this as "too other," Spellman political attacks and personal said. Spellman denied gains than a much of a personal sacrifice." any rumors place where student that he pressured Freeman into any interests are pro- Freeman said he didn't really want tected," to resigning. He said Freeman made Freeman said. He added this discuss salary cuts at Thursday's a meeting mature decision in opting to resign. went against what he thought it should because other student government officers Spellman did say he had your oil be. such as a successor in President David Spellman and Vice mind, but declined Freeman said he was more to disclose who until he tour of a President for Financial Affairs Paula Chai has consulted "diplomat" than a politician, Freeman and others. and said his weren't present at the meeting. Spellman job needed someone said he assumed the new vice who could lobby Spellman, who said the resignation president various interests. would be appointed, as there is won't become official until he receives a no mention )454431 • Vice President Kevin Freeman. "I can't do the political of what the proper procedure • early maneuvering not letter of resignation from Freeman, said Friday morning, announced just should be. MAINE ,•A at the senate during the budget process but his vice president had been meeting "thinking Freeman himself said he would ammo that he would resign. [photo by elsewhere." he added. about it for a while." like to •• Gail BrooksI remain active in student government, Freeman fought hard against salary cuts "It's not a but sudden move." Spellman not in any official capacity. 2 local fain' Campus • Monday. May 5. 1910 • F Studentssay they breath in material 1 by George Burdick In choosing a proper method for asbestos the material." Selikoff told the Associated for fireproofing and then shielded by a b.v I Staff writer control, and gauging the seriousness of Press. suspending ceiling: damage to the ceilings asbestos exposure. he EPA has established After reading Selifloffs comments exposedilasgxeeudse theat haied? several of the following guidelines, about asbestos in the Associated Press. guess Keasnrela)g%:i7a .. nothinghave toraise • •• Students may be breathing cancer- •High exposure-an asbestos level of I William Johansen. chief of engineering the taxes, Bt t Elio causing asbestos, according to various percent more the material containing services. called Selikoff a "lunatic." or in be spared when it goes for the protection of C001 officials. asbestos. Rohl aimed these questions at Johansen public safety Dep Bill Deck, of the Environmental Protect- hearing the charge of "lunatic' •Accessibility-any buildings which have after UMI tion Agency, said the buildings on campus Johansen at Selikoff: damage are accessible and are releasing leveled by Si which contain asbestos in varying levels asbestos fibers. Mat are: Androscoggin (30 percent). Cumber- "Has Mr. Johansen had 20 years •Friability-sponginess of the material Bara land (20-30 percent). Gannett (50 percent). involvement in asbestos? asked Rohl. containing asbestos. Penobscot. the library conf Kennebec (50 percent). Lengyl Gym (50 "Has he examined 30,000 people for and before removal of the asbestos in has percent), library (98 percent) Penobscot (1 asbestos and seen them die? I think vou Lengyl Gym. extremely friable material beer percent) and Stodder (5 percent). In every have to examine the Qualifications of building, damage is present according to of tl an asbestos survey report. "1 Paul MacKenzie in 303 Penobscot. an crea asthmatic, believes he could be breathing evan in the foreign material. Ci "When I come back from vacations I can ener notice the dust on things." MacKenzie the said. "I think I breath in some of it.•• inclu Greg Garrish of Lambda Chi thought the rene conditions in room 309 Penobscot were so prod poor that he complained to the resident prob director of Penobscot twice. woul "Any pounding upstairs would make it "I come down." Garrish said. "I would almost start coughing." that No other chemical agent has the general Ther level of cancer-causing (carcinogenic) tram C5CW-177 properties that asbestos has, according to tions the EPA, including agent orange. DDT, He and nicotine. At occupational levels. Nimmom• upor asbestos has been shown to increase the to th risk of certain cancers, including of the guar lungs, the chest lining, the larynx. the CAMPUS I adeq esophagus. the stomach and the colon. "( Irving J. Selikoff of the Mt. Sinai School redtt of Medicine, who has done the bulk of the CRIER is no asbestos research said in an AP article. • ";,,1 ; 2/ actu. more than a half a million deaths will result Classifieds Cu from asbestos exposure by the year 2000 . • befoi nationally. • biom Dr. Arthur Rohl, a colleague of effec Selifoff s, expressed dismay when told that "‘ the library had 98 times the level of they asbestos regarded as high exposure by the - V EPA. Rohl said removal should be used wherever the material is accessible. The John McCormack, asbestos removal project director. estimates that asbestos removal remaining material. Rohl added, should be for Penobscot Hall will cost between 5300 to $550 per room. [photo by Don Powers! encapsulated with sealant. was Bruce Barker, instructor for the UMO found in each of the buildings. someone before you can make comments *Asbestos contained Karate Club. swept ceiling material off the in a tlat-open surtace. like that." WORK STUDY EMPLOYMENT In these conditions, removal is Lengyl Gym basement floor before his the In a situation similar to UMO's, Al (June 1 - Aug. 31) Information appropriate method, says the guide rather classes started and eventually contracted a Knasas. building manager of North Receptionist at $3.92 per hour. sore throat, than sealants. Newton High which he believes could have School in Massachusetts. Acadia National Park, call Robert Rohl said sealants should only be used in been caused by the asbestos in the said remoN al costs and costs of Rothe areas that are remote or have sealant 288-1388 64-5tp material. a slim chance encapsulation were nearly the of being damaged. same. Citv VIDEO "I was sweeping one time, said Barker. At UMO, dormitories officials. Knasas said were CASSETTE RECORDERS "not too high" for sale "and I was thinking, wouldn't that be asbestos, without exception, is accessible. on encapsulation because and rent•Panasonic. Sony. "it would not be Zenith.JVC, unreal if that was asbestos." A New England Journal of Medicine article equitable down the RCA. We are authoriz- line." ed Barker who has been instructing classes from the Massachusetts Department of to service all our products. in Lengyl Films(all Gym for more than nine years. Public Health. confirms Rohl's statement "It has been shown to be a good ratings) for sale or rent. went to his Brawn. Inc. family doctor in Bangor. but an saving. "A sealant spray-on coating is short-term solution but not a good Audio/ Video Electronics examination Twin found no cause for the generally effective for inaccessible areas long-term solution said Knasas. The bond City Plaza, Brewer. Me. mysterious ailment. but totally unsuitable for surfaces that can that is between asbestos and the beams 989-6121 Dr. George Wood, director of the Cutler be vandalized. If the surface can be could deteriorate and release asbestos SYSTEMS-Marantz, Sony. Health Center. said that despite examin- disturbed on direct contact, the purpose of after a period of time." Plii:.ips. Panasonic-mix and match ation of woo chest X-rays by the doctors, it the spray application will be defeated." Knasas said all asbestos material the finest stereo sound system would will have been difficult to impossible to Selikoff takes an uncompromising view be removed this summer by contract- in Eastern Maine. We are authorized ors for detect asbestos in Barker's lungs. on the topic of asbestos control: "Thc only approximately SI million. Even to service all our products. Brawn However. Wood said it was possible that way to eliminate its diseases is to eliminate though the asbestos was sprayed on beams Inc. Audio Video Electronics Twin Barker had inhaled asbestos fibers. City Plaza. Brewer, Me. 989-6121 After a survey with the Maine Campus. Wood called the conditions in Penobscot WANTED: work study students to "poor" and "irritating". singling act as tour guides at the Wadsworth Penobscot out as the building which should WANTED Longfellow House. Portland, 40 hour be dealt with first. week, Mon-Fri., June-August. Ap- "Economics dictates that we'll have to ply to Mrs. Sigrid Austin, Maine find a safe way that is the least Enthusiastic, Historical Society, 485 Congress St.. expensive.' Wood said. "The first com- Portland, Maine 04101 Telephone ponent is the safety of the student Ind the 774-1822 64-5tp second is economics. motivated,energetic If there is no Need roommate and apartment in effective sealant then we have to ask when Lewiston for May 17 thru August 30: they are going to take down the ceilings." will consider room and board Removal in people to sell Penobscot. estimates John Contact Stephen Woodworth, 412 McCormack project engineer, would cost Hannibal after 9 p.m. 581-7116 he between $300 to $550 per room, while 64-4tp Si' lc sealant encapsulation would cost $175 to Advertising- there's I $300 per room. FOUND-Glasses with Gold Rim frames. After experimenting with six sealants. Heavy blue case with two money to be made black ranging in price from $4 to $24 per gallon. -Salary and stripes. Saturday night outside McCormack has recommended sealing of York Hall. Inquire at Info, desk in asbestos material contained in the ceilings Memorial Union. 64-tf with plaster. Three high commission. months ago McCor- Piano/ Organ lessons, mach had experimented popular and with three sea- classical, beginners lefts in 309 Penobscot. and advanced. and according to a Must have car, 15 hrs./week call 827-2556 memorandum addressed to Tom Aceto, 59-5tp IN vice president of student affairs, removal See Kathy or Sandy in the ORONO now showing and rentinj, was recommended. The total cost for Ad Dept. furnished apartments and mobile- sealant materials up to date is $300 to $500 homes for next summer and/or next McCormach said, not including labor 581-7531 September. No children. No pets. 4 expenses. 42-0935 or 827-5935 51- mwf Marne Campus • Mondas Ma) S. MO __local 3 •Tr-0.4 ,••• ip • 4• Energy speaker says, Pjliffit ial no one energy future' It shielded hs a by Ernie Clark a minute percentage of what we use.- to the ceilings Staff writer Cutler also expressed doubts that increased domestic production of oil and o have to raise "There is no one energy future." said gas could singly erase America's depen- lut nothing can Eliot Cutler, former White House energy dency on foreign energy sources. le protection of coordinator and keynote speaker for the "Prospects of finding large domestic Department of Energy symposium held at fields are lousy. Energy experts feel that UMO Tuesday and Wednesday. most large domestic fields have already Speaking to 200 persons at 101 English' been found," Cutler said. Math Building Tuesday evening. the Cutler said America has the potential to Bangor-born Cutler said much of the cut its current foreign oil consumption level confusion about America's energy future of 7.8 million barrels per day to 4.5 million has arisen because energy interests have barrels per day by 1990 due to energy been centered on specific programs instead proposals enacted by the Carter admin- of the good of the nation. istration such as the windfall profits tax "Energy discussion has become in- and price decontrols of oil and gas. creasingly polarized and increasingly irrel- "I think that the nation has a reasonable evant." Cutler said. energy policy." said Cutler, who is Cutler cited several factions within the currently in private law practice. "It took a energy industry that are competing to be long time to convince people that there is the answer to the current energy crisis. an energy problem." including: coal production, conservation, He also said that a major goal of all renewable energy sources, and domestic future energy policies is to eliminate the production of oil and gas. He explained dependence on foreign oil. saying that this problems with each of the possibilities that dependency will continue to threaten would potentially limit their developments. America's economy and security. "Increased production of coal assumes "This nation has faced feu, challenges in that vast amounts will become available. history as great as this one. We must rid There are several problems. including ourselves of this dependency as quick as transportation and environmental ques- we can." Cutler said. tions." Cutler said. Cutler addressPd the development of He questioned a possible dependence nuclear power. saying the major question upon conservation measures as the answer facing the industry, which currently to the energy crisis because there are no supplies 13 pe-cent of the nation's energy. guarantees that the measures will supply is whether nuclear waste can adaquately be Is adequate savings. discarded. "One hundred bills have been enacted to reduce residential use of energy. but there He was confident that alternative energy is no guarantee that these decisions will sources will eventually help solve the Just as so many of us enjoyed the down home spirit of Bumstock Saturday. so too did actually conserve energy." he said. energy problem. Jessica and her dog. [photo by Gail Brooks) cls Cutler said more technology is needed "In 30 years, we will have discovered before renewable energy sources such as some alternative sources that will contri- biomass and solar and wind power can be bute a good amount to the nation's energy decrease in residential energy consump- shortage of good ideas or good intentions." effectively controlled. resources," he said. tion and the ability to recycle existing Cutler said. "Whether we succeed in our "Will they ever contribute as we hope Other factors that will contribute to energy sources. energy development will be a test of our they will?" he asked. "At present, they are America's energy resourcefulness are the "No one in the energy debate has a maturity and good sense." *Police Blotter* )YMEN1 nformation by Julia Frey. per hour. Staff writer police arrived the fighting stopped. all Robert Later. Theta Chi brothers talked to police and said they wished to press *Theodore G. Venechanos of 31 charges of assault and tresspass ORDERS Northwest Dr.. Northport. N.Y. was against the TKE brothers who were Mc, Sony. arrested Sunday for operating a involved in the fight. authoriz- motor vehicle while under the *While walking the second floor of products. influence of alcohol and for driving Rockland Hall Thursday police ob- or rent. after license suspension, police said. served the door of a room open. and ject ron les *For operating while under the when they looked in they noticed the 'et% Me. influence of alcohol and driving resident had an open flame going !. Sony, without a license. Patrick F. Madden with some wax and a piece of id match of 106 Mountainview Terrace. driftwood. The officer entered to d system Lewiston, was arrested Friday, po- inform the resident that it was uthorized lice said. prohibited in the dorm room. They s. Bravsn *Roderick J. Hamilton of Main then saw a pot pipe on the coffee tics Twin Street. Greenville. was issued a table. Police asked if it was his. The 89-6121 criminal summons and arrested student said yes. They then asked if Friday for disorderly conduct at it had been used to smoke pot. and udents to Belfast Hall, BCC, police said. when he said yes. they confiscated it. fadsworth *For operating a vehicle after his It was then that police noticed two d. 40 hour license was suspended. Michael T. road signs in the room. These were gust. Ap• Duratti of 67 Middlesex Ave.. confiscated. n. Maine Swampscott. Mass,. vs as arrested *Carl Brando of 166 Broadway. tgress St.. Friday, police said. Bangor. reported to police Sunday relephone *John G. Oddy of 19 High St.. Old that someone stole 24 Maxell Town. was issued a criminal sum- 90-minute home-recorded cassette rtment in mons Friday for breaking a window tapes from his red Triumph Spitfire Vugust 30; Honors student wins Truman award on the second floor south of Belfast convertible that had been parked in d board. Hall, causing an estimated $40 York Village parking lot. The tapes orth, 412 Mark R. Haskell of Etna. a sophomore in an award that carries a maximum annual damage, police said. were in a brown leather case, which 81-71l6 the UMO Honors Program. has been grant for four years of up to $5,000. *Officers responded to a "fight in had also been taken . One tape was a Maine's Truman Scholar, progress" call at Theta Chi fraternity recording a Steve Miller album. selected as 1980 Haskell is the first student from UMO to of Saturday. Upon arrival, the fight Total 31d Rim receive the award which has been Police have a list of the rest. was broken up and there were four with two presented annually since 1977 to one value is estimated at $324. Tau Kappa Epsilon brothers stand- person the hit outside student from each state who plans a career *An unknown broke into ing outside. The TKE brothers said Hamlin t. desk in in government service. An awards basement store of Hannibal they were invited by a person to causing $200 damage ceremony will be held May 4 at the Harry Hall Sunday, "drink some beers," and when they S. Truman Presidential Library in to the door frame, and stealing $28 liar and Independence. Mo. entered the house, they were cash and coins. and $30.50 worth of lvanced confronted by several Theta Chi chips. police said. Haskell, who is enrolled in the UMO brothers who asked, "what the ----" *A "hot box." containing five Sip Series- College of Arts and Sciences, will be 4:10 p.m. Wells Complex they were doing there and to "get pizzas from Pat's Pizza in Orono was id rentini, president of the Student Honors Organi- Symphony Band the ----" out of there. A shouting stolen from a blue 1972 Impala on zation next year and is the winner both this match ensued, then a Theta Chi Munson Road by Dunn Hall, while or next year and last year of the annual Graton 7:30 p.m. Alan Stubbs-amateur brother struck a TKE in the face, at on a delivery run. Total value is pets. Constitutional Essay Contest in the De- photographer. Peabody Lounge which time a fight broke out. When partment of political science. estimated at $112. police said. opinion Maine Campo • Monday. May 5. 1980 Thontast H. Burns!!

Nickle treasure

Twenty-five dollars and forty cents. That's over 21 cases which is 50s returnables. This is what my two friend, and I collected in roughly one hour in it %icinity of the Memorial Gym Saturda•, night. It was 7:30 when Bob MacGregor an Dave Walsh came down the hall yelling. "Hey Burrall, warms make some monec Get your coat on and grab your crate I was in the middle of reading botany at th,. time. w hich I wasn't psyched to do anywa% so I grabbed my raincoat and crate and we were off. We started near Bennett and in no time we had collected three overflowing It) ti cratefuls of deposits. We emptied our findings in the trunk of Bob's car and T( began gathering again. The looks that we whic v.ere getting from people were unreal. 1,, Iran! some we were paying for next year task tuition and to others we were collecting for one, the Iranian helicopter fund. There were to re still lines of concert goers at 7:45 as we plish weaved every which way accumulating T( e%ery- returnable in sight. It felt awkward cami at first, and the crowd must ha%e thought weel, we were more than just on drugs. for lines scurrying around collecting rubbish. Soon luncl after we emptied our crates for the third aole He's no dummy time. Bob, Dave and I had different, wer e thoughts. This was a business. There Acting President Ken Allen is no a reason that strong candidates usually were nickles on the ground everywhere. puppet. And Chancellor McCarthy is have for dropping from a race. There's We were finding gold mines of bottles near certainly no dummy. usually a lot more involved in this kind of the black bear statue and piles near the Allen has been a fairly decisive, high stakes politics. front doors of the pit. It was incredible. It was like an income tax return and just like outspoken president of this university The president's men are saying To t Allen finding the money on the street. By the during was pressured a rather difficult administration. into his decision by the time the warm-up band plugged in their VI The proposed calendar changes, the tight chancellor. The chancellor's boys say first amp. we had Bob's trunk nearl% filled energy squeeze and rising tuition this that's a bunch of hogwash. We are left to to capacity. "A semester have not made the president's decide. sent -410 job an easy one. And we know the chancellor is no ads( No one is calling Allen the chancellors dummy. He is likely to be supporting a for he's puppet. candidate whose views coincide with his It UMS incredible. 11 Ma.% plan But there has been speculation lately own in order to run the university in what a fe' like (In itleolil e tux return that McCarthy may have had a little he believes is the best possible way. face influence over President Allen's decision Although he has said. "Ken and I are last week to drop out of the presidential • friends," they have had their (Ind just like finding man contention. disagreements lately. tat() Ken Allen had an excellent chance at In an atmosphere like this, rumors are Intuit's. ton lilt" street.' WOr being UMO's next full-time very likely to fly 0 president. He right and left about who is mat clearly has the most hands-on experience snubbing whom and who is not answering for the job. And he has a lot of support someone else's phone calls. Oet t here on campus. But when a presidential candidate like We drove back to the dorm after can But he dropped out of the race because, Ken Allen withdraws from the race, leaching every bottle from under each tree •oeer how and can. We We have got a couple of big things you've got to wonder if some of those after checking each trash gani got our picture taken with our product for coming down during the next few rumors just may be tota weeks. accurate. the records and it was then off to Discount I didn't want to make Ken Mar those decisions and Allen may not be the kind of Beverages where we sorted our stock for if th have people say that I was only doing it to president the chancellor would like to see the big cash-in. After maybe 20 minutes A of t make friends,- he said. in Alumni Hall. putting these deposits in cases. we were That's a pretty good reason, but it's not Ken Allen is no puppet. rung up. thoi T.E. We took our prize and traded it soon was thereafter for a 1.75 liter bottle of 90 proof Oikt Jack Daniels. For all the harassment we and took from the crowd, it was well worth it as the Funding-go-round we came out winners. We turned in a good wer deed while saving the UMO maintenance NO few hours of tedious labor. day Here we go again on this decision. The group changes its collective From Bob. Dave all Nt.11 merry-go-round of funding questions. mind at the drop of a hat. and I, we thank 'oeo brew consumers for strewing your litter ther A couple of senators, one more time, It's good to know that if the senate about the g!, m premises Saturday evening. it 0, want the issue of Wilde-Stein funding to comes up with a wrong decision, it can be The overall winner of the collection was Tact go before the students in a referendum. changed. But the body loses more unanimously Busch bar bottles. was When is this ever going to stop? It credibility when it changes so often. mean absolutely nothing when dor seems to The senate decided to fund Wilde-Stein the General Student Senate makes a next year. Let's leave it that can way. thei T.E wat maine so r The University ofillaine at Orono's student newspaper since 1875 of a vgampus wa F dein, did I •nunv Ise 5, ,ii!( olc (den Chase raci The Stacy Vile,, Main(( umpus is published dads at Managing diinr, Dale Mt(iar rig ic Sieve(yh er an( the Untversiti of Maine at Orono Mlic staff I ktherlisitsa Manager. Noto• tahtur4 Krsin Shaun Dyer I sa Editorial and business offices are loaied Siesc ‘I, .t P‘ ( hat arnei tail (.lough Ingraham at Suitt 7A I ord Hall. I.'MO, Orono, Sumacs% Manage, Sands Ravne. (inch Eves-Thomas Mask Paul Fillmore Jared 511,111 Maine,04469, telephone (207i 581' 511 Ann Rodeo. k 1..k. Edelen Julia Frei Smith I any Ids eri isms and ciihsvr ipi ion rates Prodeciion Mousier, Photo Atranionea Dave Pellearini Susan 1)ai ltii.hard Ohrev can available upon request Printed at / ie I nui I oran ( arol Saunders Fthinfial Brooks Joel Ranger V1341;1'01 qmerti an. 1-11viaorrh. Ma nc. Pair Editor Bill Bruce Wilda" abc Tim MsClosliev Mainline, i 411, Mason 04605 61 Proud Don Dehhic Jason centrella ( npv rditora Pourers Oonna %port% talon Chy Fitton Rohhi lo Arno.% Sotomav.- the Mary Filen tiatien (wings Hurd', Is I aura Proud 4dtellisholt Ropresestailve. sne Margie Crory Ira( Maine Campus • Monday. May 5. /980 opinion-) The UMO system has flaws EQUAL TIME To the Editor: most knowledgeable. thorough and genuinely concerned instructors. I at The recent decision to not rehire least. have ever known. I am an lure Saundra Gardner as a professor inthe English major and I can't say as I've The daily Maine Campus welcomes sociology department prompts this had a more interesting, more pertinent. letters to the editor. Please keep regrettable note. It is regrettable in as more all-around enjoyaole elective them brief and type them double-- much as it disappoints me so to have to class as sociology of the family, all due oily cents spaced. We may have to edit letters voice my disapproval over another to the practices of Ms. Gardner. lich is 508 for space. clarity, taste, style. piece of poor judgment where the ad- I am a transfer student from a e two friends accuracy or libel. ministration is concerned. I mean to Florida college who chose UMO .! hour in the Send them to us at Suite 7A, Lord strike no blows for womankind as because of my initial enchantment with fm Saturday Hall. UMO. Orono, Maine 04469. previous letters have. Although these its personal touches and the simpler Please include signature. phone arguments should not be ignored. more cautious air that is unique to the .cGregor and number and address. Names with- Rather. I find it difficult to 'oelieve that lifestyles in northern New England. hall yelling, held in special circumstances. future students will 'oe deprived of the Upon closer inspection and more active ome mones? opportunity to interact with one of the involvement it now appears that this your crate." down to earth pace is not only slower botany at the than in other cities but it tends to stop o do anyway; completely and sometimes even rever- crate and we UMO-you're behind the times! ses itself. My enchantment wanes !nnett and in quickly. I would like all who had a some time .! overflow ing To the Editor: at this ideal university on opening day. back and dream about a summer in hand in this decision to take there is emptied our To find out one cannot receive a Burlington. Vermont. or be so crazy as and think again whether can be done that )b•s car and To be interested in a school. one business minor because- the ad- to dance on or about the furniture is a nothing else that such a terrible void. If looks that we which might 'oe the ideal school to ministration voted against it is one relief in this student's eyes. But now wouldn't leave earnest, and the e unreal. To transfer to--such a school was a hard problem; but to speak to the associate one cannot dance at this "saloon" this is done. in I apologize to next year's task to find; but to transfer to a school. dean of the business school. Dean Bar- 'oecause he-lacks his so called "dancing decision stands. then have offended. I do collecting for one which might not be the ideal school tlett. about financial accounting (BA- license." This is a third problem which anyone I may there remains a There were to relocate at. this was an easy accom- 9). a course which is so horribly is so totally ridiculous! What the hell is however, feel that . Beware t 7:45 as we and him say it is out of a dancing license? Why is it that these serious flaw in the system plishment. taught. have repetitions of such accumulating To the University of Maine Orono hands with an expression of shaine. supreme "peons" want to crack down though. because could result in shrinking felt aw kw ard campus this student went with a three- bewilderment and embarassment is a on places where the student can vent judgments rather than letters of have thought week layover in Bangor. to register in second problem of which is such a his aggressions away from this ideal enrollments n drugs. for lines long enough to make one miss his disgrace on his part. university? Even more so why is it that protest. ibbish. Soon and a of the Registrar The source of escapement from this the UMO police with their "Hawaii lunch secretary Bob Ferdenzi for the third I 2- I :01) coffee break is in the form of Bar- Five-0" tactics or "Keystone" antics able to take her ideal university 347 York Hall 4d different, were only two of my great experiences stan's A place in which one can sit insist on playing games with students ness. There who want to vent their frustrations every's% here. away from this ideal university in other f bottles near structural habitats such as dor- They'll last iles near the Triathlon trip-ups mitories? incredible. It To the Editor: So here we have it. a school in which and just like To the Editor: about canoes, let's get picky about rect. By the bikes and sneakers. is located around a civilization that still In regard to the proposal of sending favors prohibition with a group of ;lied in their What was the title of last week's new (freshmen) students to Fort Kent I did see a great job of "passing the UMO police who enjoy arresting two- nearly filled New article ai)out Dean Lucy. and Machias. it occurs to me (and this Edition buck." though. I will congratulate the as well as four in "A man looking for challenge. od- legged -legged beings may seem overtly obvious) that the people who avoided all these questions order to keep this section of the woods Well, if he's into so much building of a new dorm cluster would monesmo: venture?" I have asked in this letter. one which in an earlier time zone. Would not it why didn't he stick around solve the problem expeditiously. An- adventure, was Dean Lucy. be amazing if this campus experienced finish of the triathlon race? If ticipating those that would consider for the a protest at Bumstock. one similar to courageous to jump out of a Yes. I definitely feel the race was this a poor investment. I point out that It wax he's so those staged at other universities across feet. why doesn't he face set up. What should have been Hannibal Hamlin Hall was built in plane at 3.1XX) poorly the country during the sixties? How racers? He isn't afraid to and enjoyable race for some 1911 and Balentine Hall from 1914-16. return a few upset a very fun much further do we have to be is he? people turned into a very frustrating Quite a bit of mileage, say what? face the challenge, followers in an environment where From a person who has been to day. I highly suggest. if there's Just think of all the freshmen you compromise should 6C the key to ac- ding canoe races. racing and as a spec- another race next year. to put more could crowd into a few new dorms. many complishments! tator. UMO's triathlon has to be the time and thought into the race 'oy Seriously though. I would suggest that should be worst organized race I have ever seen. people who are more knowledgeable in To the University of Maine: Have upperclassmen exclusively to and those Okay. granted this was the first the triathlon racing areas. you had your revolution yet, or are you admitted them. perhaps intildings would 'til triathlon at UMO. but it could have still living in the 60's?" last 2049. 'oeen run different and much. much Sincerely yours. Sincerely. 'oetter! Whoever was in charge of the Lisha Wentworth dorm aft(' hasn't Carl Day canoe part of the race. I assume Lawrence J Grossman ICr each ire( The 425 Knox 'oeen to many canoe races 'oefore. UNH transfer ash can. Wc. gang start they had for the canoes was product for totally unfair to many of the paddlers. to Discoury Many of the canoes didn't even know boxcar 5 ion simms- or stock ft,r if they were a "legal canoe" at the start 0 minutes O't of the race. They were told "it would VO C wer. 'oe decided after the race." Even though. when signing up. the question Yumm--clamworms: ded it soot: was asked. "Are any style canoes and of 90 proot bikes allowed in the triathlon race?" I aste is clams and assment ( and the answer was "yes." Then. after Tim held up the huge green them as long clamnecks mussels, stew head you came the II worth it as the triathlon was run. and the results clamworm he'd just dug from the really all in your periwinkles. Then ed in a good were all in. did we find out who won? moist sand. know." anouncement iintenance NO! The answer would be in the next "We're going to eat them?" I I knew. but still... out. This "Worms are ready!" cried day. Was it postponed to the next day asked rhetorically, knowing it There was no way picnic this was a Tim. carrying a steaming platter- hank all you because there weren't any math majors was a requirement of the course. wasn't a casual for SS4 Foragable ful into the livingroom. "Who your litter there to figure up time totals? Or was Tim chuckled. amused at my field trip was expec- wants to 'ee first?" ay evening it 'oecause they didn't want to face the disgust. The worm he held was a Foods. and everyone -like ted to partake of the fare. I tried The silence was deafening Ilection Wa • racers with their "decision" on who foot long, with fleshy leg of its to divert my mind 'oy thinking of Tim picked one off the plattei CS. and who wasn't? protrusions on either side was "legal" popped it in his mouth cheu argument I have is they segmented body. and 'olack the other items on the menu. and The main with obvious delight. He how many "racing retractable pincers on its head. It Let's see. we'd be having steamed ing it don't realize the platter to me. that race. Granted wriggled grotesquely, as if sen- clams, mussels. perriwinkles in passed canoes" were in was now or never I grabbed couple of "dead sing its fate. the shell kelp stew. serviceberry It there were only a of worm and ate it. I which stuck out like a "This one's a real beaut." Tim pie and staghorn sumac tea a piece water racers" didn't die. I took another piece under a close disguise said. dropping the slimy creature and...and...(uggh) fried clam- sore thumb. but ate it too. They were good! I canoe were the "white into a 'oucket of fresh water. worms. and of a recreational a third piece and passed the which most people "The fresh water kills them." he Fifteen of us sat around the took water racers" platter. The worms were can one kind of explained. "It throws their tablecloth in the living room. Dr. didn't realize. So delicious! canoe be cut out and not osmotic 'oalance all out of whack; Charles Richards' place on Great racing cozy. Next day in Orono. a friend another kind? What about the bikes? literally 'Wows'em up." Wass Island was incredibly doors who had heard about the field very expensive bikes go against "They're really good." Tim through the sliding glass I saw isay trip askcd me how it was I could •regular ten-speed bikes. Now is that assured me. "All you do is fry e could look out over the gathered the bring myself «) eat the clamwor different than the two kinds of 'em in batter. They taste like ‘411ele v,e had any Tim was ms. Yet, no one was complaining fried clams that way. except ittusels that morning. canoes? in the kit- "Aww there's nothing to it the racing bikes. they're not as chewy." frying the clamworms about I said casually "Think of then, What aoout the runners? Is it fair to I nodded weakly. chen. in "said Dr. Richards as long clamnecks. Taste is realls the person who has on a pair of $15 "Don't think of them as wor- "Dig stuffing oursekes on all in your head you know " sneakers to run against someone in $50 ms." Tim continued. "Think of We did track shoes? If we want to get picky Bumstock VIH...the traditio

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by George W. Roche the rebound. I stumbled er to a Staff writer recognizable and struck up a versation. 8:00—By now the pangs f hunger I:00—Bumstock started without me. By reminded me of the abuse tha put the time I was dragging my hungover bod%. my body through during the 48 hours. out of bed Saturday. the annual celebration I suggested to m% two corn:Ihnc that of spring was underway. perhaps a pizza from a local es blishment 3:30—When I arrived at the parts, the was a good idea. crowd was spread across the field and had Instantly galvanized b% original trampled the damp ground into a muddy. concept. we formed a commit to discuss mess. Empty bottles and cans were littered our objectives and examine ou combined around the clusters of people. resources. Perceiving a critical homage of 4:00—Wandering into one of the cabins. funds, we each collected a g full of I managed to hump into someone I knew empty bottles and in this way re able to who offered me a beer and a whole lot satisfy our desire with a mas e pepper- more. Enjoying such congenial company. I i.gmain.iantushroom and green pe :dfextras at ea r- found myself a seat and socialized for aw hile. ':00--Minglink; ;II the 5:00—About this time, I noticed this cute dinner. I was di % ei cd bv a ely young blonde who I wanted to get to know better. woman who monopolized my ntaigoani nbsyt• Feeling bold. I nonchalantly sauntered walking and rubbing her over, and took a stab at some intelligent mine. We chatted a while and need But conversation. "Do you have a light?" I just as I was counting my ch ns before asked. they hatched. she excused elf with a Frustrated when she said no. I resorted %ague promise of returning. d I never to no-fail line number two. "What's your Isee 11111ST page 121 major?" Looking back. maybe. I didn't exactly. say that, but considering that she left with this other dude, it might have worked out more in my favor ill had. So. anyway. on A111111.• ympio Vforula ,Way 5. HMO local 7 tio lives on into the eighties

itincl, I stumbled er to a hie and struck up a versation. no the pangs •f hunger me of the abuse tha I had put rhrough during the p 48 hours. :ed to ms tsso come ots that piz7a from a local es blishment od idea. galsammd bs original ve formed a Lommitt to discuss photos b.‘• lives and esamine ou combined Perceising a critical honage of c each collected a g full of Gad Brooks ltics and in this uas re able to r desire with a mass e pepper. room and green pep r extras a- dingling in the •ssd after was diserted tis a els. young ho monopoliied my ention by ind rubbing her s against chatted a while and need But as counting my ch ns before hed. she excused elf with a imise of returning. d I never [see RUMAT page 12i Maine Campus • Monday. May 5. 1980 8 opinion don't know love The Dead speaks Gays ago doubt the real power of To the Editor: those who To the Editor: we play for laughs." Christianity. such as Ms. Whitney. let Christians on this would like to retract my statement it be known that ito In response to Michael Cote"s The wheels spun around and I outnumber every other group. April 29 in the letter entitled. "God campus April 21 letter entitled "Dead the letters said: better head back on to under- and gays." Since then I have had a Such people just don't seem Junk." will let the of the to Tennessee are spiritual. I words Jed." deepening in understanding ot ooth stand that Christian goals YUGC Dead themselves express my committed Christianity and homosexuality and not political, but that dent Ti opinion on his rather moribund "Ship of fools on a cruel sea. let have come to see that they are Christians just can't sit back and r mont commentary: Ship of fools sail away from all irrevocably opposed. The only reason our whole society decay. I urge he Yug, me." campus to write and "Please don't dominate the for homosexuality to exist is sexual Christians on this nounci views on this subject rap. Jack if you got nothing new freedom. This is its main purpose express their world v Respectfully. (homosexuality.) just to show people to say. Homosexuals don't know the meaning I the no still in style. If you please get back off the of love. As Christians have always that Christianity is this train's got to run known. and as feminists who are op- track Thank you. today." posed to pornography have come to John McDonald realize, this kind of sexual freedom is Paul Ferris eagl We used to play for silver now Second floor Oak not freedom. but rather an oppressive 16 York Village kind of slavery. Homosexuals as people shouldn't be Funding one rejected. but homosexuality as a force in this society should be rejected by Homosexuality truly does We have all sinned Christians. politics TEXA lead people away from God. And for the Editor: To eek end To the Editor: nd bas of the context in which they are writ- was wrong about any points con- If I agan ten. In this section of the letter to the PVEA's past funding. I I would like to comment on Bill cerning the epu'ulic church at Corinth. the author is Write now! involved. Mason's letter referring to the question humbly apologize to all arter. chastising the Church for the im- of letter was not to of funding the Wilde-Stein Club. The intent my ne. Al! morality within the church. This quote Editor: step any toes. The point was First. I will say that I am a Christian To the on ush wh, from the immediately preceding chap- whether or not student activity fee and as such. I hold the Bible to be the ter may explain things better: St Reagai infallible. inspired word of God. It is If there was ever a time to write money should go to politically-oriented through His word that we can know "I wrote in my previous letter not to one's congressperson. it is now. Write groups like the PVEA. the nature. character and will of God. associate with immoral people; I did to Snowe. Emery. Muskie. and Cohen But Steve Webster's letter brings up Bill Mason quoted in his letter from not mean with immoral people outside and push for peace! Tell them why you another question. Why is the PVEA efut] 1 Corinthians 6: the church. Actually I wrote to you not feel that no draft. no military budget receiving SAF funds this semester? "Do not 'oe deceived; neither for- to associate with any so-called brother increases. and NO FORCE in Iran are Does this mean that if a pro-nuke club nicators, nor adulterers. nor ef- (Christian) if he should be an immoral essential to our security and in our approached the student senate they after feminates (i.e.. sexually perverted), nor person. or covetous, or an idolater or a national interest. could get equal funding? If money is homosexuals. nor drunkards. nor reviler, or a drunkard. or a swindler. Secretary of State Vance has to be provided to political concerns theives. nor the covetous, nor revilers. For what have I to do with judging resigned and other government of- then the eucial time rule should apply. kEY nor swindlers shall inherit the kingdom outsiders? Do you not judge those who ficials may follow (i.e. State Depar- Finally, if anybody thinks that the "Freedot of God." are within the church? But those who tment spokesman Hodding Carter) in trip to Seabrook significantly altered pace Sur But Bill took these verses a little out are outside. God judges." protest over the president's irrespon- the future of nuclear power. they are Boats cal By Biblical standards. sible, idiotic rescue plan. It's our turn living a fantasy. I was at Seabrook refugees You've got homosexuality is a sin, and as a to act. "The pen is mightier than the that night and most of the demon- docked S Christian I cannot condone sword." Use those pens NOW! strators I saw were sitting in Dunkin' Florida. homosexuality. But neither do I con- Donuts number , heart demn homosexuals. All people. in- Sincerely by federi Harold Burbank To the Editor: cluding myself and every other Mark Hunkler the boatli Christian in the world are sinners. But Stillwater. Maine 201 Stodder In Fe We. the coordinators of the third it was sinners that God sent His Son in- hundreds Annual Delta Upsilon "Run for the to the world to save. To be a Christian The WMEB toy-it's broken feasted ( Heart Fund" would like to thank all of means to be a follower of Jesus Christ. hot cakes the Greek organizations which partic- God's Son. Jesus in the man who chen. A pated in the event on Saturday. April called a prostitute "Daughter." and To the Editor: two. broken. Oh. Oh. it's not too specially 26. Everybody helped make it a great said to her. "Neither do I condemn bad. It only makes me sound like Mr. Force Ba success and we hope all of the groups you, go and sin no more." He is the I have always been taught not to Ed on a good drunk. Federal c will return for next year's race. one who, as he hung dying on a cross. react too hastily when something gets When Tom Isevorkian proposed this ter air fli Particular congratulations go to the prayed to his Father to forgive those me down. But in this case I think I protest. I was the most vehement op- are plai teams from Delta Tau Delta and Alpha who were killing him, because they would like everyone to get the jist of ponent. I'll never know what made me processin Chi Omega who captured first place in didn't realize the enormity of what the frustration I am feeling right at this argue with him. What I do know is estimate( their respective races. Other teams in they were doing. The "religious" men moment. that it really makes me sick when I I the top five were, for fraternities: 2. of Jesus' day criticized him because he am a member of the WMEB-FM have to put out high quality hung around with news staff. I Sigma Alpha Epsilon 3. Delta Upsilon tax collectors and also work on the staff of professional work on machinery that is Iran i 4. Phi Eta Kappa and 5. Theta Chi. prostitutes. His reply? "Those who "Kaleidoscope." a variety show that is older than I am. think that they are healthy run once a week and for sororities and little sisters: 2. have no on WMEB. Today I Yes, yes, money's tight. But it seems need of a doctor. It is those sat in the studio Delta Delta Delta 3. Alpha Chi Omega who know trying to put together a to me that the tuition I'm paying for they are sick who need help." well-researched, 4. Delta Zeta and 5. Alpha Gamma high-quality segment broadcasting courses I take here of eig Jesus calls his followers for a show (and Rho Little Sisters. Everyone involved to love all that hopefully would reflect those courses do entail work on MEB people, even enemies. the standards .s did an excellent job and a good time He said that the we hold here. I was equipment) could be used to whole law or moral frustrated replace was had by all-- except for those with code of the Bible is to begin with. because I the equipment I have to risk grades IRAN fulfilled in the knew I my weak stomachs. More importantly. all commandments to love would have to compensate for on. The problem lies with the eight God and to love (I) a the ad- the proceeds from the race went to the your neighbor. I broken editing machine. (2) a ministration's lack of the fail( couldn't explain broken recognition of Heart fund. in a letter why cartridge recorder. and (3) a WMEB as the academic America' homosexuality broken program that In closing, we'd like to congratulate or any other kind of reel tape machine. So. I sat. we are. We are their last misuse of owned by the board of UMFB and Panhel for putting on sexuality is wrong. But I can listening to my tape tnat had too much trustees. You'd supposed say that think they'd care a lit- another excellent Greek Week and all sin is alike in God's eyes. background noise because of poor tle more about to the Ss and every this little toy they own. thank all of the people who put that ex- one of us needs to be recording conditions, wondering how I wouldn't you? Swiss ens forgiven. Jesus Christ offers us that would make tra effort to make it the success it was. this show sound like the Kathy A. Hodgdon receive tl forgiveness and a life of fellowship professional effort that it is. You see. 'out Tehr; with God. our main concern Sincerely. here is to broadcast P.S. In this letter there were some til Wedn1 programs that Bill Fraser belie all the 'broken- spaces where there shouldn't be and bassy in Steve Single Sincerely. down. overworked, too-old garbage we not enough not been are where there should have Delta Upsilon Becky Hunter forced to work with. Then came been. See. we The eii the last have problems with our 423 Somerset Hall straw Reel machine number typewriters, too. in an In the raid s i CO!0 H TtiE AI EAT- TWO c..)E.E.K3 said tha c.fititoxi....Y 1:1-Ac 19 &cop rtoc..) LAP E.R.E. 0R- Noi..._),ERNIE i FR 3TY.R.7 0-E7 - \ CORY Tb Dun— THE 1231 Oc.o .,CCNEIL- E YouivcrE.R. .2 f:ni Ponir--- C..)161-1 You.rt pa C (cr FE Irk...18Ae Maine Campus • Monday. May 5. 1980 wire

ugoslavian leader power of 'hitney. let its on this ler group. Ito dead at age 87 to under- e spiritual. :ommitted YUGOSLAVIA—Yugoslavian Pre- dent Tito. who has 'been let gravely ill :k and r months. has died at the age of 87 I urge all Yugoslavian news write and he agency Sunday nounced the death of subject Tito. who has us world war two leader and an Dw: people architect f the nonaligned movement le

Thank you. Paul Ferris eagan,Carter take Irk Village one Star primaries tics TEXAS--The political spotlight this eekend was on the lone star state. basking in the glow are )oints con- nd Ronald e agan. who won the runding. I Texas epublican Primary. and President nvolved. arter. who captured was not to the Democratic ne. Also pleased. though. is point was George ush who made a good showing again- :tivity fee 1900 Ths Ness mil Obiorwer st Reagan in the popular voting. Olorleuiedb LA Thom y-oriented

brings up Carolina "News and Observer' and the size of the throng put a heavy :he PVEA efugee boats resume disputed that. It quoted an strain on the Pope's security men. ,emester? uniden- Streetlamps- tified Marine pilot who took part in the Pope John Paul is making a six-nation -nuke club after temporary lull raid as saying it would have been easy. tour of Africa. :nate they As he put it: "It would have been a on their way out money is cakewalk." The Pentagon has no concerns comment on that. In a very few years Id apply. KEY WEST—What's dubbed the lamps will Bani-Sadr meets be unknown in large cities. which s that the "Freedom Flotilla" picked up its will be illuminated by electric :ly altered pace Sunday after a temporary lull State Dept. expells lights on poles 150 feet high. Boats carrying more than 1200 Cuban . they are with Cuban minister There are two such lights now in refugees the Port Seabrook from of Mariel New York; one on Madison and e demon- docked Sunday morning in Key West. four Libyan diplomats one on Union Square. Each pole 10.000 1 Dunkin' Florida. That brings to over the is to have six illuminators of six- number of Cuban refugees processed IRAN--Iranian President Bani-Sadr by federal immigration officials since WASHINGTON--A state depar- hosted a meeting with the Cuban thousand-candle power each. It is k Flunkler the boat lift began two weeks ago. tment spokeswoman said the US is ex- foreign minister Sunday. Last week expected that the streets will be so Stodder In Fort Walton Beach. Florida. pelling four Libyan diplomats and Bani-Sadr asked Cuba to summon a light that it will be as easy to read hundreds of joyous Cuban refugees recalling its own diplomatic stall from meeting of non-aligned states over the as by gas-light in a private room. feasted on scrambled eggs. grits and Libya. She said it's due to "in- aborted military attempt to rescue The success of the lights in New hotcakes from an air force field kit- timidation" activities aimed at Libyan the American hostages in Iran. Tehran York will lead to the setting up of chen. About 600 Cubans are at the dissidents in the US but she didn't radio quotes the Cuban foreign similar illuminators in every city specify what activities. on the continent. 'S not too specially built tent city near Eglin Air minister as saying that Iran can count d like Mr. Force Base in the Florida Panhandle. on "material support" from Cuba. Federal officials said at least five chat- GM predicts invention posed this ter air flights from Key West to Eglin ement op- are planned for the day. The made me processing center can accomodate an .) know is estimated 15.0()0 refugees. of economy automobile the daily k when I Read quality. Want a car that gets about 40 miles a ery that is Iran to release bodies gallon? The chairman of General Motors. Thomas Murphy. said it can it Maine Campus. it seems be done--in the 1990's. In a broadcast iaying for of eight servicemen interview on CBS' "Face the Nation". here land he said the industry will try to wring as rn M£B's much fuel economy as it can from its o replace IRAN--It appears that the 'bodies of cars. because the American public Tly grades realizes the fuel shortage is real the ad- the eight US servicemen who died in Congratulate :nition of the failed military attempt to free the ;ram that American hostages in Iran may begin open-air mass : board of their last trip home this week. Iran is Pope's care a lit - supposed to turn the eight bodies over Your Favorite hey own. to the Swiss for transfer to the US. A death Swiss envoy to Iran said the Swiss may results in injury, Graduate in the Hodgdon receive the bodies as early as Monday but Tehran radio said it may not be un- ZAIRE—Tragedy marred Pope John historic open-air mass in Kin- ere some til Wednesday. It quotes the Swiss em- Paul's Maine Campus Zaire Sunday. Nine people were t 'be and bassy in Iran as saying embalming has shasa. reported trampled to death. and 72 ,uld have not been completed. others hurt. in the crush to reach the with our The eight died in an aircraft collision "PERSONALS" in an Iranian desert staging area after scene of the mass. The casualty figures the raid was aborted. President Carter come from hospital officials in Kin- 12th, said that trouble with three of the shasa. The crowd that saw the pope Monday,May mission's eight helicopters left the has been estimated at up to two million the Daily Maine Campus is printing a Salute to the Graduates 1980.You can "SUMMER HELP WANTED" j put your special message in the paper!! Town of Union, Maine,is seeking a College Work-Stud Student for summer employment in its publics works $1.00 for 15 words department. Full summer employment available (payable at the time of ordering) beginning May 19th. For further information contact Don't Delay... your local Financial Aid Office. drop into the Campus Office in Lord Hall

• 10, Maine Campus • Monday. May 5. 1980 Bears split with Minutemen

by Scott Cole beaming in strongly in rightfield. for Staff writer double off the base of the right- McEvilly touched his miscue. "It wasn't the sun I centerfielder him up for a run- fence. Anthoine did not scoring single. Senior just it up." commented the senior score on the hit since he hesitated Tom Griffin On one end of the campus Bum- to see would finally get Maine co-captain. if the ball would be caught. out of the stock, on the other end the Coppertone Coutts and disasterous frame but Clark cut his own throat in the third Perry then went down on strikes. not before the Bowl. What a Saturday for UMO. when threw On UMass plated another he wildly past first on a Perry's strike three the ball got away run on a Bumstock can be read about elsewhere pick off and allowed sacrifice fly. On that in UMass runner from UMass catcher Dave Oleksak and play Tom these pages As for the Coppertone Doug Aylward to race Vanidestine came up with a Bowl—well to third base. Anthoine scampered home. After fantastic it was played to a draw. Following a walk. shortstop diving grab in center. New Pete Schwob walked. Ed Pickett. a man in England's two finest collegiate Adams misplayed a Mike McEvilly baseball teams duked it out royally for the thick of things all afternoon. Run number grounder as Aylward trotted home looped one off UMass' win- over four hours before a throng of sun a single to right rescuing ning pitcher Chris with run number two. Adams im- Buckely. Collins arrived in worshippers on Mahaney Diamond. mediately the second when John made amends. On the very In the fifth. Maine iced the Perry barreled When the glorious afternoon finally next game and home on a Pickett play he made a brilliant diving assigned UMass starter Mark Brown to fly ball to shallow came to the end. the University of stop to record right field. a fielder's choice. then a spot on the bench. First Dick Whitten Maine had pocketed game one 5-3 he started a 6-4-3 double play to bail won an Academy Award for convin- while Massachusetts came back to Clark out of further They tied it and deserved better in trouble. cing the home plate umpire he was corral game two 6-2 in extra innings. After that troublesome hit the fifth. With two out and runners frame. Clark in the foot with a pitch. Funny on The afternoon of saluting the solar really went for the UMass jugular thing first and third. Jimmy Foley came up god left vein. was Whitten miraculously recovered by Maine with a 19-9-1 record and "I wanted to establish my curve with a classic example of clutch hitting a 5-3 Yankee early the time he reached the safety of first Conference mark. As for because I heard UMass was a good by banging a single into left tying the the Minutemen, well, base. Brown next free passed An- game. the split hoists fastball hitting team. but I went to The upcoming play was the their count to my thoine. Buckley then whalloped a game's 15-10-1 and clinches for fastball more after the fourth." said most important. Wink in would them the Brown delivery due south in last Yankee Conference the stylish southpaw the say. Anthoine hit a bullet toward lef- championship with a 7-3 record. Next general direction of the twenty-yard tfield only to Did he ever. As the old saying goes. line have UMass third fall the conference will disband in all of the neighboring football field baseman Barry Bennet you can't hit what you can't see. Clark for a snag the ,all in sports except for football. game-winning three run homer. the webbing of his blew down the side on strikes in the In glove. If that ball "I wanted to beat these guys bad." the nightcap. the Bears and went through: two fourth and fifth and had it on Minutemen runs would have said senior lefthander Skip Clark in the battled into extra innings scored and the Bears automatic pilot the rest of the way. tied would have been wake of his six hit. I I strikeout at two. "I made a mistake leaving on their way Pinch hitter Kelly McDonald broke his Mahan to dealing out strangling of' the Minutemen in game momentum in." said UMO Head coach double death to the boys to lead the seventh as the John Winkin. from Amher- one. UMass "it was thc first time st. 'batter caught a hanging curve he'd gone seven Early on. Clark and teammates were and kissed in a long time." The coming it over the left field fence Mahan had week will close out the beating themselves as they spotted their Clark pitched steady four-hit regular season recovered to whiff the next two ball through seven, for the Bears, who seem guests a two run lead. The game's batters and allowing only a two assured of a record a ground out run homer to birth in the New England second batter. Mark Litano. stroked a (another fielding Mark Litano in the first playoffs two single gem by Mr. Adams) inning. It all came weeks hence in Wor- and advanced to second on an to register his apart for Tom in the cester. Mass.. infield fifth win against three crucial eighth. on the campus of Holy out. Designated hitter Jim losses. Barry Bennet led it off Cross. Thursday Aulenback with a ringing the Bears get a tune then sent a fly deep to, While Clark double. Aylward then up on the Cross rightfield. was getting his hurling bombed diamond, playing the which Mike Schwob did a show on the a homer to right-center. Crusaders sun road. his teammates were Mahan stayed in a single game. Friday they dance under, then let drop behind doing likewise in and UMass stayed travel to him at the plate. They knot- alive as Litano Boston for a game with allowing Litano to score and ted the game roped a double. On Boston Aulenback at two in the fourth. Bob- came lefty College before returning to to reach second. by Anthoine led John Balerna but the Orono Saturday Showing the frame by reaching sophomore unfortunately to put the wraps on class and honesty. Schwob on an error. Then brought the the regular season refused to "Buck" struck. gasoline can with him in a re-scheduled blame the sun. which was Kevin Buckley cracked from the bullpen doubleheader a towering and kept the Minuetmen's with the University of fire blazing. Southern Maine. EARN 7.5% ON YOUR MONEY ,\ I THE UMO STUDENT FEDERALCREDIT UNION scal and

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UMass' win- education major from Portland when I'm nervous because it gets 'ohms arrived in has been a right-handed stalwart my adrenalin flowing and I can n .Perry 'barreled in the Black Bear bullpen. concentrate better." v ball to shallow Griffin features a slider, which Griffin says he has played often induces opponents to hit 'baseball for as long as he could the 'ball on the ground or to remember. He leserved was greatly in- better in strikeout. "Many of the fluenced and helped by his it and runners on strikeouts result from pitches out father who was iy Foley offered a con- came up of the strike zone. The slider tract by the old !of clutch Mikwaukee hitting when thrown right, dips sharply Braves. From farm league nto left right tying the as it approaches the plate.— said up through. Griffin has g play been for was the the six foot. 175 pound hurler. the most part. a pitcher. it. Winkin While would Griffin's effectiveness with his pitching for Deering High School iullet toward lef- slider has given him some very in Portland. Griffin e noted that "I UMass third impressive statistics as a reliever really wasn't a star or I snag anything the ball in for the Bears. In his four years.lie But starting from the time I ove. was a If that ball has allowed only 21) hits in 41 in- sophomore I had a start uns head on would have nings of work; compiled &tier the rest of the players. My father would have 'been than a 2-1 strikeout to walk ratio. helped me to set up a net in our dealing Out including 47 k's; and a 7-1 basement and I would pitch down )ys from Amher- overall record with an 0.88 ear- there from early January until ned run average. But most 'baseball started." oil out the amazing is that Griffin had not Griffin was first seen by Coach Bears, who seem allowed an earned run until this Winkin while pitching for a Por- he New England season, a span covering 36 in- tland legion team in a state hence in Wor- nings. semifinal game. In that game campus of Holy "I did think of the scoreless Griffin happened to pitch a 7-0 Forfour years. Tom Griffin has been one of Couch John Winkin s steadiest relievers. Bears get a tune streak when I was on the 'bench." no hitter. Winkin said "I decided Until this season. Griffin hadn't allowed an earned run (photo by Don Powersl. on& playing the Griffin said. "but never when I right then that he was going to 'be ame. Friday they was on the mound. I would have a reliever because of his effective r a game with liked to have gone all four years slider and his excellent control." re returning to without giving up an earned run. After pitching for the Bears ut the wraps on though. More than the scoreless Griffin pitches in a summer At the country club a re-scheduled streak. I was proud of making the league and says he enjoys just e University of 21) successful appearances." being outdoors and working with Coach John Winkin usually kids. For this summer Griffin Senior John Winter from uses Griffin in tight situations has lined up a Babe Ruth team York Hall shot a 78 to win the in- when men are on base and a big which he will coach. tramural golf tourney. held Maine Day at Bangor Municipal Golf Course. Winter topped the field of 31 with Gaetan Bernier a freshman center on the UMO hockey team. Softballers drub Husson from knox finishing second wtih In recent action. the UMO golf an 80 and sophomore ken Cox team placed second in the Maine from off-campus finishing third Intercollegiate Golf Dale McGarrigle error 'by Husson left fielder Jewett. Champion- with an 81. ship, which Staff writer Janet Hoskin gained first on an error. were held at Cape and Woodhams singled to fill up the Arundel Country Club. Husson College Friday afternoon. Bears diamond. Patterson stole home on a won the fifth the Lady annual event ION scalped twice. 8-1 foul pop to the catcher. Larrabee and for the second con- the Husson Braves secutive year. and 8-2. at Dow Field in Bangor. Macklin nailed one-baggers to drive in Woodhams. to In the first game UMO struck in the Hoskin and make the Individual tournament honors score 8-2. first inning. Kathy Woodham singled final went to UMO's Dave Goyett. Anderson was pleased with and stole second. Pitcher karen Peter- Coach who shot a 73. Rounding out a 'baserunning. "We're son struck out but reached first when her team's run- well balanced UMO attack was bases aggressively the Husson catcher dropped the ball ning the well and " Jay Lyons who finished third while Woodhams scampered to third. Anderson said. overall with a 76 Bob Crory (79) swatting softballers Val Larrabee singled in Woodhams to The started up and Tom Towle and Tom Foley give Maine a 1-0 lead. the second game the way they finished (87). Husson came back to take the lead in the first Linda kaczor Woodhams the third inning. With one out. Dodge and Linda Graham all smashed singles singled and stole second 'base. Bell and to load up the bases. Andi Pelletier Tibbetts drew two consecutive walks to hammered a double to score kaczor load up the bases. Bradley stroke a hit and Woodhams. Graham scored when THE GREAT LIVING POETS INSTITUTE to plate two runs and give the Braves a Braves' third baseman Dodge over- 2-1 lead. UMO escaped further threw catcher Osgood on a rundown with damage with a 5-4-3 double play. Lisa Palleschi then plated Pelletier with single. Maine jumped on top 4-o UMO coach Janet Anderson said. a BASIL BUNTING ARCHIBALD MACLEISH 'We were defensively sharp with two Maine and Husson each added one double plays." run before Maine put the game away in ROBERT CREELEY MAY SARTON In the fourth. Maine went ahead to the fifth. With the score 4-1 in UMO's CONSTANCE HUNTING STEPHEN SPENDER stay. Larrabee singled and went to favor Graham made it to first on an second on an error by the left fielder error. Pelletier singled and Palleschi Jewett. Larrabee went to third on Ethel gained first on a fielder's choice with Macklin's singlp. and scored on Cindi the force out of Graham at third Two concurrent six-week institutes on new modes in 20th century poetry Kathy Erickson scored Pelletier with Richard's sacrifice fly. Macklin. who will be offered by the University of Maine at Orono, July 14 to August 20, had moved up on Richard's fly. swiped a hit. and then Palleschi stole home. 1980. teachers the general public. The second, third. Macklin then crossed the plate Mary Wakehain singled in Erickson to One will he open to and on a perfectly executed suicide squeeze give Maine its winning margin of 8-1. a workshop for practicing poets, will be limited to 18 registrants. The in- bunt by Rhonda Pinkham. This gave Anderson was glad that her team's stitute will be conducted by Carroll F. Terrell, Editor of Paidetima. Each Maine a 4-2 lead offense was starting to work "The of the poets featured will he present for a week to lecture, read, and work Peterson best thing about today is that we're again reached base in the with students and poets. For more information write to Nancy MacKnight, fifth inning on a dropped third strike. beginning to get an offense started " Macklin tripled her across. then scored Anderson said. Chair of the English Department, 303 FM Building, on Richard's single to put Maine up 5- Maine plays Colby Monday UMPI Tuesday and USM Thursday in home doubleheaders. while playing a single The Powder Blue Machine cranked UNIVERSITY OF MAINE AT ORONO 81-7533 out three more runs in the sixth. Linda game at Bates on Wednesday Next Patterson led off the hit parade with a weekend is the Maine Intercollegiate ORONO, MAINE 04469 single. and reached second on another Softball Championships. 12 loca Maine Campus • Monday. May 5. 1980 Theft ofsurgical tools may end `mini-museum' by Brian Farley Kellogg said that he isn't sure what Statf writer action, if any. he will take against the• university until he has a chance to discuss The recent theft of antique medical tools the matter fully with the police and his from a display case in the Memorial Union insurance company. may mean the end of the "mini-museum" The entire exhibit vv as insured for series for the Union, Program Coordinator S3.000. police said, and the stolen items Gay Brovvn said. were insured for $200. However, the "I was discouraged by the whole thing." missing goods are classified as "irreplace- Brown said. able" and their dollar value cannot be "To think that we can't have a display of assessed by Kellogg's insurance company. this type in the future for fear of having it they said. stolen is really discouraging." "It's kind of stupid, what they took." Last Monday,. morning, it was discovered Brown said. that assorted surgical saws, hammers and "Those things probably don't mean a large mahogany surgical case with brass anything to the people who took them. But fittings had been stolen from a display case they really do mean something to Dr. that contained a number of antique medical Kellogg and to the university, and we care artifacts dating back as far as the Civil about getting them back." War. Brown said that the university is The items were part of a medical kit that skeptical about having any displays in the the Memorial Union had borrowed from Union if they contain objects of substantial the Bangor Historical Society. The kit, value. hich once belonged to a Civil War "This is the second time that we've physician, was from the personal collection borrowed a display from a Maine museum of Dr. Robert Kellogg of Bangor. and we had hoped to continue having "Those things have a lot of sentimental museum displays here," she said. alue to me and my family." Kellogg said. But after this, I don't know what our 'I certainly hold the university responsi- chances are going to be if museums know ble for this. The security must have been that we have had items stolen before." The Bum stock logo was displayed on many tee shirts. jackets and other clothing during pretty lax to allow this sort of thing to If the items are returned, there will be no Aaturday's spring /is:. [photo by Gail Brooks] happen.' questions asked on the matter, Brown said. •Burnstock •Senat "We should back and Icontinued .rront [We 61 fcontinued from page 11 give The New Edition all our support. saw her again. what I had in mind, but I was game. The New Edition critical of them, but most disagreed. gives us a chance to air 8:30—Night had fallen and everyone was Midnight—The moon and the stars were our gripes." Kathryn Knight ( Bal-Colvin-Est) said. Mercer said. pretty loose. The crowd massed in front of out, and the view of the river was just "We shouldn't expect MPAC to show all After much debate, the increase was the stage and wild dancing broke out. grand. Returning to her dorm.v..e grappled sides. All groups are political in some passed by the senate. In a surprise move, Finding myself with a friend and her for awhile on the couch, while supposedly sense." the senate passed the revised FAROG roommate, we linked arms and formed our watching Saturday Night Live. and Debate about the New Edition budget WMEB budgets with a minimum onn small circle, bumping and swaying of to As the show ended. I had this feeling centered around an amendment proposed debate. the music. that I had overstayed my invitation, so by Ludger Duplissie to fund the New A total 1980-81 budget of $198,851.10 10:30—Well, we were in her room after a quick hug and a kiss. I found myself Edition an extra $1,079--the equivalent of including the student government salary discussing metaphysics, when she mumbl- back on the road in the wee hours of the two additonal months' lease on The New cuts was passed by a ed something about vote of 17-1 with six going down to the morning heading home. Edition typesetting equipment abstentions. river and checking out the tide. 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