the DUKE'S DAILY NEWSPAPER chronicle Volume 68, Number 17 Durham, North Carolina Friday, September 22, 1972 Sanford rehashes past, speculates on future

By Dan Neuharth Sanford says. "I have no million dollars in If Duke President Terry interest in either elective or contributions including a Sanford had his 1972 appointive political office, $300,000 loan, says he is Presidential campaign to run including the U.S. Senate "not personally in debt over again, he says he'd do race here." now." ''very few things But 1976 is not so "The campaign owes a differently." definitely out. "It's a long few thousand dollars here He maintains the way off," he says. "I will and there, mostly for scenario he held last spring, make no firm statements maintainance bills," Sanford saying in an interview about what I'll do in 1976. said. He said he didn't know Wednesday "If I'd won the "When I first took over if the $300,000 loan had North Carolina primary, and the Duke presidency in been repaid. McGovern had lost in 1970 I said six to seven Only $70,000 out of California, I probably would years ought to be $450,000 in contributions have gotten the considered the term for a has been reported by nomination." university president, and I Sanford's campaign, But Sanford, now 56, still believe that now." according to reports from doesn't want to talk about Contributions the General Accounting his campaign anymore. He Sanford, who received Office in Washington. says he wants to over three-quarters of a (Continued on Page 8) "accentuate the postivie," and "not rehash an old campaign." He says the campaign Barber classifies was a "net gain." Seldom missed "I seldom missed a day here at Duke when I was needed in my capacities as Nixon, McGovern Duke president," Sanford By David Hardy personalities into four categories: active-positive, Terry Sanford introducing himself to Barbara Eagleton, wife of the former maintains. James Barber, author of And though he traveled The Presidential Character,active-negaitve , vice-presidential nominee. (Photo by John Thorner) as far west as Oregon and as said last night that President passive-positive, and far north as New Jersey to Nixon's accountability to passive-negative. To oversee state projects speak during his campaign, the people will be removed An active-positive he says he "never devoted if he is re-elected. President's main motivating full attention to the Barber, speaking before force is to achieve results, campaign except during the about 30 people in a Barber notes in his book. PIRG seeks coordinator week of the Democratic Lancaster colloquium, The active-positive President By Julie Garnett convention." remarked that "only God, is more of an independent the coordinator's salary. public voice," according to man who enjoys the activity A professional Formation of PIRG at Steve . Cohen, another Sanford says his history, and himself will coordinator to oversee state campaign was "worth­ determine Nixon's actions of his job, according to other North Carolina temporary PIRG organizer. Barber. organizations and projects is schools is contingent on the ASDU referendum while," both to the many in the future. currently being sought by action initiated by this Students voted in an students who worked for Barber added that Nixon Contrary to this pattern the North Carolina Public person, according to Robb ASDU referendum last him and "gained good likes to surprise people. of Presidential character is Interest Research Group Turner, a temporary December to support a experience," and the "Nixon only feels really the active-negative. These (PIRG). coordinator of Duke's PIRG Duke chapter of the North trustees who supported him. alive in the midst of crisis." presidents are motivated by About $6,000 in chapter. Carolina PIRG through an Future? Recently appointed from the quest and possession of voluntary student fees from As other chapters are individual assessment of But will the political Yale as chairman of the power. Active negative Duke will be provided for formed, they will contribute $1.50 per student per fever that seems to have Duke political science Presidents are less flexible proportionally according to semester. The fee was added affected him since he first department, Barber studied and narrow their alternative the number of students, to to student fees on this was a North Carolina state the personalities of the past courses of action despite Mail the coordinator's salary and semester's bills. senator in 1953 affect him 11 Presidents, Taft through evidence indicating that anymore in the future? Nixon, in writing his book. these alternatives are other expenses, Turner said. However, anyone destined to failure, Barber The remainder of the (Continued on Page 8) 1974 is "definitely out," He then classified these aid. boxes $7,500 appropriated for Pigeon hole mail boxes PIRG at Duke will be Third group for all student organizations determined by the local According to Barber the registered with the Student PIRG board to be elected r,hird pattern of behavior, Activities Office have been within the next six weeks, passive- posi ti ve , is set up in 212 Flowers to Turner said. motivated through a desire to be loved. This group facilitate communication Transferred salary among the organizations. because of their dependence ASDU has transferred on public approval makes Notices and letters which the salary to a group of disappointment in politics organizations wish to call to interested students now likely. the attention of other planning preliminary organizations can now be activities, according to Passive-negative, the put directly into the ASDU vice-president Kathy fourth pattern of appropriate boxes and Summerlee. characteristics emphasize thereby eliminate the civic virtue of the job unnecessary mailing through The remainder of the and tend not to get involved the regular mail services. PIRG allotment will be in the political aspects of transferred "when we their work, Barber indicates. Any student organization (ASDU) are sure that there which does not find a box will be no misuse of student As far as this year's reserved for it should funds; that is, when a Presidential nominees are contact Sue Fishman, democratically elected concerned, Barber classifies director of student board is established," she Nixon as an active negative. activities, in the Student said. According to Barber, Activities Office, 204 "Nixon is a loner who really PIRG is an outgrowth of is not concerned with Flowers to make Ralph Nader's consumer arrangements to have one idealogical stances." advocacy campaign. Student Nixon's change set up. All organizations fees are channeled into should begin immediately to student initiated research Barber uses Nixon's check these boxes and are projects which aim at change in relationships with encouraged to make use of "balancing the control of China and Russia to them. private interests with a Wallace Wade Stadium before the cheering starts. (Continued on Page 14) Page Two The Chronicle Friday, September 22,. 1972 Despite rapes, Dumas downplays 'crime wave9

By John Boddie "one assault seems like a "lighted areas are generally suspicious characters be comes up," he said. "We the people, and the Although at least two crime wave, but put into safer, but it's hard to say reported to Public Safety. have a reasonable number of property—in that order—on rapes and two other perspective we have been that when one girl gets "I feel good about our men to do what we're this campus." attempts have occurred at very fortunate at Duke as raped in broad daylight." ability to handle whatever assigned to do, to protect Duke within the last three compared with campuses in Dormitory months, Paul Dumas, many other parts of the In addition, Dumas director of Public Safety, country." advised women to walk emphasized in an interview Dumas expressed relief either with or within sight yesterday that this is hardly that both of the alleged of others. Also, although he evidence of a crime wave. assailants are in custody but knew of no rapes or CAStSSAffy One Duke student was maintained "that doesn't attempted rapes that had The Occult raped on East Campus early mean there aren't more out occurred in a dormitory, on the morning of June 18. there." Dummas advised Don't miss the nice Her assailant, a student at To avoid being attacked, "everyone —male and Durham High, was ' 'Girls should not accept female—to sleep with their little clump of Occult sentenced on Tuesday to rides with strangers. It's doors locked." books on the small life imprisonment, inherently unsafe," Dumas Finally, he asked that collections, shelf. according to the Durham stressed. He added that any assaults or even Morning Herald. Another Duke student Come when the was raped on September 7 spirit moves you .'. . by a man who ofered her a WE HAVE THE BEST Published every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday ride between East and West and Friday of the University year except during THE OLD BOOK CORNER University holidays and exam periods by the students of . Campuses but then took her 137A East Rosemary Street Duke University, Durham, N.C. Second class postage paid to Orange County where the COPYING FACIUTES at Durham, N.C. Delivered by mail at $16.00 per year. Opposite Town Parkin?, Lots . Subscriptions, letters and other inquiries should be mailed assault took place. Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514 to Box 4696, Duke Station, Durham, N.C. 27706. .Arrested IN THE AREA The Durham Morning Herald reported on Tuesday that a man charged with this - 5( a copy rape has been arrested by authorities in Mountain - No waiting in lines City, Tennessee. 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Social Democratic and (C) 1972 NYT News Service announced in London that a Calm Labor Party, to attend a LONDON-Britain last tribunal would be set up to Whi telaw's move, crucial three-day conference night ordered the end of the consider cases of suspected following a cabinet meeting, next week on the future of controversial policy of bombers and gunmen with a was clearly designed to calm the torn province. interning suspected view to their release or the Roman Catholic The party, representing terrorists in Northern imprisonment for a specific minority in Northern many Catholics, has Ireland without trial. sentence. Under internment, Ireland and encourage the announced a boycott of the William Whitelaw, suspects may be held main opposition group, the meeting because of internment— a policy most Terrorists condemned Catholics abhor. The mi nori ty says that internment, which was designed to root out Israel plans reprisals terrorists, has been one-sided policy that has ignored Protestant gunmen, (C) 1972 NYT News Service that it plans in the months mailed at least 35 letter Despite the decision to WASHINGTON-Israel is ahead to conduct a "major bombs to Israeli diplomats end internment, there were advising friendly military effort" in the and other officals in several doubts last night that the governments that it would Middle East to destroy the countries. party would attend the refuse to participate in terrorist organizations as Chief Inspector Gerald J. conference. Gerry Fitt, the .... ,. further diplomatic well as preventive measures Toorenar, told newsmen party leader, said the 241 Policemen patrolling outside the UN building as negotiations toward a against terrorists wherever that the booby-trapped men still held in the Long part of increased security measures in response to Middle East peace warranted in the world. envelopes might have been (Continued on Page 16) Arab terrorists. (UPI Photo) settlement until all acts of In Amsterdam yesterday dropped into some of terrorism by Arab groups the chief of police's Special Amsterdam's 400 large red are eradicated, an Israeli Branch said he was "not mail pillar boxes by source said yesterday. optimistic" as to the courrier or courries of According to this source, immediate chances of foreign-based underground: House says bureaucracy Israel is also serving notice tracing the terrorists who network and tha Amsterdam police had no reason to believe that any| delays access to info sizeable group or Palestinian terrorists were hiding in this By Marjorie Hunter that went into effect five right to know. city or elsewhere in the (C> 1972 NYT News Service years ago. Negotiations Netherlands. WASHINGTON-A The subcommittee The Justice Department Also yesterday, in Tel House subcommittee reported that the taw had guidelines, issued in 1970 Aviv, Amihai Paglin, a key reported yesterday that opened ac ce ss to some by the former attorney strategist of the Jewish "foot-dragging by the government information general, John N. Mitchell, underground in the closing federal bureaucracy" had that had previously been called for negotiations years of British rule in impeded the effective denied. But the panel between newsmen and the Palestine was arrested in operation of the Freedom accused federal departments departments from which connection with the of Information Act. and agencies of delays in information was being organization of an anti-Arab The findings of the providing data upon request sought. terrorist campaign in House Government by newsmen and other While oficials of the Europe and America. Operations Subcommittee persons, of charging department maintained that The Jewish Defense were based on 41 days of excessive fees for copies of the guidelines have been League, led by Rabbi Meir hearings1 into the tdocuments and of other adhered to, Rep. Robert W. Kahane, has announced the admi nistration of the intentional or unintentional Kastenmeier, D-Wis., (Continued on Page 10) freedom of information law thwarting of the public's observed, "Given the recent history of events, it is understandable that the press is apprehensive." House passes aid bill, The law is designed to prov ide public access to most types of government information, with certain exceptions such as trade cuts Nixon request short secrets, law enforcement investigaions and various financial and commercial measure passed by Congress By John W. Finney authorize funds for military data. (C) NYT News Service aid. This the house has last year setting a ceiling on WASHINGTON-The already done, having such funds for two years. Defense House passed and sent to approved a bill that would While the foreign aid Further more, the law the Senate yesterday a authorize $2.13 billion in legislation is being worked exempts information that foreign aid appropriations military assistance. On upon, the aid program is the President specifically bill that would provide $4.2 Tuesday, the Senate Foreign continuing under a orders to be kept secret in bil 1 ion in economic and Relations Committee resolution adopted by the i n t e rest of national military assistance during approved a $1.5 billion bill. Congress providing for defense or foreign policy. the fiscal year that began Ceiling spending at last year's rate. The subcommittee was July 1. The total is nearly Economic aid is being Although the total is highly critical of $1 billion less than the authorized this year under a (Continued on Page 16) (Continued on Page 14) administration had requested. Reflecting a growing congressional antipathy to foreign aid, the House our showroom, you'll discover the Real World accepted without y to give your apartment that substantial change the bill personal touch. Over 200 combinations of (C) 1972 NYT News Service of the new joint committee on that the Appropriations WASHINGTON-Federal Judge Charles cooperation in the field of environmental quality furniture (contemporary featured) TV's Subcommittee on Foreign Stereos, and accessories you can lease with the R. Richey yesterday ordered an indefinite protection. Aid had drafted and that stay of all proceedings in the legal battle option to buy. 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The announcement was made at strains in relations between their country battle now shifts to the the end of three-day meeting in Moscow and tbe United States. Senate, which has not yet passed a bill that would Page Four The Chronicle Friday, September 22, 1972 Food additives trigger new consumer charges By Richard D. Lyons of a particular food are considered for use in that food He noted that there have been several (C) 1972 NYT News Service and not elsewhere," he said. widely-publicized nitrite incidents involving contaminated WASHINGTON-Attacks on federal food additive Sympathy well water in California and hot dogs in Germany that protection laws and policies were stepped up yesterday at After the words of sympathy for the F.D.A.'s have directly led to illnesses and deaths. Senate hearings by charges that a commonly used meat problems, however, he then took sharp issue with Dr. A.E.C. preservative and coloring agent has been linked to blood Charles C. Edwards, commissioner of food and drugs, over The Atomic Energy Commission scientist said that disease in humans and cancer in animals. the common use of nitrites and nitrates as preservatives while amounts of nitrites and nitrites in foods usually are The charges were leveled by representatives of and coloring agents in meat and fish. low "no one knows what the cumulative effects of consumer and environmental groups, and a federal Edwards had testified Wednesday that "the color, nitrosamines to an individual are over 50 years." scientist, Dr. William Lijinsky, a cancer researcher at the flavor, texture and freedom from botulism of ham, bacon, Replacement of nitrates, in use for thousands of years Oak Ridge (Tenn.) national laboratory. pastrami, corned beef and a variety of sausages, including as preservatives, by nitrites in 1925, since smaller amounts These and other witnesses also complained, using the the traditional hot dogs, depend on the use of nitrite" and of the latter achieved the desired ends of larger amounts fine print on the labels of the contents of a grocery basket that if this chemical "is found to induce cancer indirectly, of the former, would have been ignored on hindsight of food as examples, that many potentially hazardous it would be necessary to ban the curing of meat." "since nitrosamines were not known to be carcinogenic additives blended into products by manufacturers—mainly Likinsky stated that research studies dealing with the until 1956," he added. to prolong shelf life—are unneeded since the chemicals are nitrogen-based chemicals have shown that, if the dose is Lijinsky said reason might dictate the continued use of absent from different, but competitively priced, brands. high enough, they can be converted in. the stomach to nitrites as preservatives "until an adequate substitute is Yesterday's testimony ended three days of hearings nitrosamine which is "a deadly chemical" which can cause found," but that "there is no justification" for permitting into the $500-million a year food additive market by the cancer and severe anemia. the use of the chemical as a coloring agent. Senate Select Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs. Effects unknown Senators of both parties on the committee, which Duke University Union intends to resume additive hearings early next year, have joined witnesses in questioning the wisdom of including in food and its packaging chemicals whose cumulative, Major Speakers Committee long-term effects on consumers are unknown. "Even assuming that these chemicals are harmless, the advantage in selling bread that does not go stale for a presents week or more, to take an example, seems to lie more with the baker and retailer than with the consumer," said • Pleasant Old English Lujinsky, a research chemist at Oak Ridge. ambiance Lijinsky said the Food and Drug Administration, which has been repeatedly under fire from consumer groups for • Extensive wine list Dick Gregory what they see as the failure to strictly enforce existing • Children welcomed additive laws, "has a very difficult task in dealing with the large numbers of foreign chemicals that are added to food and in regulating the levels of those that have permitted tolerances." 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Interviews held Wednesday and invited to attend. Refreshments! Sunday at 7 p.m.. Baptist The RED CROSS needs Thursday, Sept. 27-28, from Center. Obtain text in 101 students to interview 700 8-10 p.m. Sign up outside the Flowers. All welcome. elderly persons who are eligible ASDU office. ATTENTION ALL JEWISH THIS WEEKEND for food assitance. This is a fine STUDENTS: Try an experiment AND MONDAY BAROQUE CONCERT: opportunity for volunteers to Clean up your own backyard. in Jewish communal living. Join BIOLOGY 14 EXAM. Spring Benefit, Duke Pre-School serve the community while Come to the ENGLISH table. us in experiencing, in the term make-up Mon. Oct. 2. Scholarship Fund, Sunday, Tuesday at 5:30. South Side 6:30-8:30 p.m. Bio-Sci. Aud. HOOF 'N' HORN Sept. 24 3 p.m. Duke Art East Union. Mountains of Hendersonville, AUDITIONS: All singers, Museum, East Campus. Music of N.C, an alternate living style. CHAPLAIN SEARCH Vivaldi, Telemann, Frescobaldi FRESHMAN ENGINEERS: Join us in investigating new COMMITTEE: The Duke dancers, actors, etc. are invited Elections for Freshman Class aspects to Jewish living in University Christian Council will to audition for H 'n' H's first Ha del. FREE MOVIE —T h e President will be Thursday, today's world and in discussion hold interviews for 3 students to fall production, "Stop the othy Kitchei Frances YM-YWCA is presenting the Sept. 28. If you're interested, of interesting, yet vital topics. he on the Chaplain Search World I Want to Get Off" on movie SALT OF THE EARTH please draw up a nominating Why not think about it?? For Committee. If you- want to Monday, September 25th at 7 which is about the struggle of petition signed by 25 members more information cheek by the interview sign up on the DUCC p.m. in Fred Theatre located in Chicano miners for better of your engineering class and Hillel room-(013 Old Bulletin Board in the Alumni the basement of Flowers working conditions in 1950 and place it in the E.S.G. box in Chemistry). Lounge. Interviews begin on Building. Please note that the struggle of the Chicano room 136 of the Engineering Monday. Sign up quickly. "You're A Good Man Charlie women to achieve equality Building. Brown" has been postponed within their culture in Bio Sci Students planning to take the until later this semester. A DAY OUTING FOR Auditorium, Sun., Sept. 24th at MORE FULBRIGHT LAW SCHOOL ADMISSION. ^ SAILING: Saturday, Sept. 23, 7 and 9 p.m. FREE. FELLOWSHIP BROCHURES TEST on October 21 must Me Duke 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. with the Duke AND MARSHALL register with Educations1 FOOTRACING!-The first of Sailing Club at Kerr Lake. SCHOLARSHIP applications Testing Service by Septemb forming a GAY ALLIANCE a series of biweekly Signup sheet on Club Bulletin ATTENTION ALL SIGMA have arrived. Deadline Is Oct. 2. 29. Applieations are available Board, basement Union. DELTA PI MEMBERS: An should write to Box 1028, Grad cross-country races will begin important business meeting of Please see Dean Wittig, 214GG, the Counseling Center, 3ttsl Center. All replies confidential, this Saturday at 10 a.m. in front the Spanish Honor Society, Ext. 6537. Flowers Bldg. of course, and no salesman will of Baldwin Auditorium. For DUKE WARGAMES CLUB Sigma Delta Pi, will be held on caD. information call Tom Noland will meet this Saturday in room Tuesday, Sept. 26 at 8 p.m. in 2031 or Andy Duus 5404. 101 Union at 9:00. Avalon Hill Room 101 West Union Building. Everyone is invited. Games and other strategy and A vote will be taken on the Miss "B" Lemen, Documents establishment of annual dues for librarian, will explicate access to The ARCHIVE is sponsoring featured. All welcomed. all members at this meeting. H1MK53MII' that complicated but absolutely a prose and poetry reading this evue vital storehouse of information Sun. at 7:30 p.m. in the CONSCIENTIOUS SAILING CLUB MEETING: U.S. GOVERNMENT A R CHI VE office, 307 West OBJECTION: Seminar on SS Wednesday, Sept. 27, 7:30 p.m. PUBLICATIONS tonight at 7 Union. Read (or listen to!) your Classifications I-O and I-A-O for at 230 Divinity. Y'aU Come. pjn. in the Documents Dept. own or somebody else's. Wine people who think they are (025) Perkins. More LIBRARY will flow and bread will crunch. MINI-CLASSES next week. See objectors to military service and NCSL MEMBERS are asked schedule in East Campus and VOTER REGISTRATION want to explore this position to note a pre-interview, dinner Perkins libraries. All welcome! will be held on both Saturday with like-minded folk. meeting, Wednesday, Sept. 27, John Harllord and Sunday this weekend. Participants will include draft at 6 p.m. in room 301 Union, Anyone interested in helping counselors. CO's, lawyers, etc. above the Oak Room. This is an the McGovern campaign to We expect to meet once a week extremely important meeting O C O L O G Y canvass potential Durham voters and it is imperative that all SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 COLLOQUIUM: Friday, Sept. for about two hours, beginning members attend. 22, 4 p.m. Professor Judah should report to 136 Social on Tues., Sept. 26, at 7 p.m. in Carmichael Auditorium Matras of The Hebrew Sciences at 10:30 a.m. Saturday 101 Flowers. University of "Jerusalem will or 12:30 p.m. Sunday. 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-PIRG coordinator- Electric Co. Nite Club (Continued from Page 1) continued. to carry out their research At present, active desiring a refund will be Oregon PIRG proposals. Si milar chapters are operating at will be open Sun. granted one within the next Cohen cited several professional hirings are in Duke, St. Andrew's and few weeks. Refund examples of projects the future plans of the Laurinburg Colleges. pro ced ures will be pursued by the Oregon N.C.-PIRG as the number of Appropriation of fees has from 4 pm until ??? announced soon, according PIRG, including a suit local chapters increases. been approved ty student to Turner, and should against the university But, for this semester, at referendum at the consist of merely presenting system for sex least, Turner said, "all PIRG University of North No charge at door a semester enrollment card discrimination in hiring activity will be based in Carolina-Chapel Hill and All drinks regular prices at a designated office. which was won by default. Durham; the professional UNC-Greensboro, but the Cohen explained that no The lawyer who prepared will work here, the state actual funding is being action can be undertaken by the case was one of the organization will operate approved by the student Eastgate shopping center PIRG until campus-wide professionals hired by PIRG from here." legislature. elections are held. "The elections," he said, "will be comp le tely open to the campus-any student can -Sanford- run." Student interest "Right now we need to (Continued from Page 1) man who captured get students interested in Sanford says he Sanford's goal, Democratic projects so that the real "complied with all the presidential nominee George work can begin," Turner rather strict federal laws." McGovern, Sanford says said. ''Through "There is no way to "McGovern's campaign has student-intiated projects, we evade the reporting laws yet to be developed. His can put the resources of the unless you're President of chances now are pretty slim, University to use in a very the United States," Sanford but things could pike up direct way," he said. said wryly. considerably by election Cohen said students are As for the future of the day." being urged to begin "preliminary research" in economics, political science Stewart i JSleirart i ^>tvwarl J J^tewael J and engineering and to set • Lakewood Shopping Center up independent study projects. "Depending on the Your One Stop Party Shop elected board's decisions, some of these projects and others will get PIRG support and funds," he

• Lakewood Shopping Center New dorm • In the Heart of Downtown Durham It's Stewart's for your formed pants DISCOUNT fi or men By Jim Poles GAS PRICES There is a new sign in Craven Quadrangle—that of Maxwell House, Duke's • COMPLETE SELECTION • BEER* most recent men's independent house. CHAMPAGNE*ICE*CUPS*SNACKS Maxwell House is located in what was formerly the • KEG - CASE OR SIX PACK ZBT fraternity house (Houses T, U, X). When active pledging by ZBT was • SPEEDY DRIVE - IN SERVICE SHOP discontinued four years ago, the University began filling RIGHT FROM YOUR CAR the area with freshmen and independent-independents. y/ DELIVERY SERVICE TO PARTIES Three years ago freshmen in House M sought, as a • COLDEST BREW IN TOWN - TRY ITI group, a place in which to live for their remaining • STEREO TAPES - SPECIAL $3 99 years at Duke. Through an agreement with then dean of undergraduate men Richard Cox, this was CHECK BY THE SHOP! arranged and Maxwell House was started. ASK ABOUT OUR WEEKEND One problem, however, was a $4000 debt to BEER SPECIAL national ZBT for furnishings in the fraternity's commons room. The president Open Every Night til 10 Open Sunday pro-tern of the house, Chris Paletta, went to then Fri. I Sat. night til 11 phone 286-0219 University Chancellor Kenneth Pye two years ago and was told that as long as there were still officially pledged ZBT members at Duke, an independent house CAR-SHOP If it's new . . . could not be established to take the place of ZBT. If it's fashion . . . According to Paletta, all 2908 Hills boro Rd. You always save of Duke's remaining ZBT members graduated last at Stewart's June, and thus Maxwell Look for the cow on the roof house has been oficiatly From Jeans to established. But what of tbe $4000 Come by & say hello to Donny the manager Formats debt? "I don't think anything can happen now," SltHHiri i Sliwart J Slmurt s Slnvart i Paletta mused. Friday, September 22, 1972 The Chronicle Page Nine

Trueblood quoted Abraham Vega plant in Lordstown, Lincoln to the congregation Ohio. Corpor ation as a guide to the Christian executives are worried FEATURES way of thinking about the about their young, rebel Indochina war. He told workers, but, so far, they them: haven't come up with any "If I had my way this solutions to this potentially war would never have explosive problem. SHORTS commenced. If I had my way this war would have By Marty Schiffenbauer Japanese imports has cost And South Carolina "Buying Jap made products ended before this, but we Are y ou a ' 'short Alternative Features them jobs and pay raises. Congressman James R. so sleazy to see find it still continues-the sleeper'' or a "long Resentment by U.S. During one strike at Kaiser Mann, out to get the vote of Is a damn fool thing for you Lord permits it for some sleeper?" Researchers at the workers of the Japanese has Steel, picket line marchers unemployed textile workers and me. wise purpose of his own." Boston state hospital sleep reached intense levels, cha nted "Jap steel'' and in his district, inserted this And I'm fighting back laboratory have found: according to a Wall Street cursed supervisors who verse from a song called the because I won't run "One's personality and life Journal report. Workers feel drove through the plant gate "Import Blues" into the From the slant-eyed people style appear to have an that competition from in Datsuns and Toyotas. Congressional Record: of the risin' sun." important relationship to Most workers falsely Blue collar workers are the amount of sleep one believe the Japanese becoming increasing needs." Short sleepers (six Do You Need Some Auto Repair Work? undersell the U.S. because dissatisfied with their jobs. hours or less a night) tend of lower labor costs. But The monotony of the to be energetic extroverts recent studies by assembly line is especially who have few complaints Come to: economists indicate that alienating to younger men about their health or the and women, who are state of the world and often Japanese efficiency and avoid problems by keeping lower pay scales for appalled by the prospect of years of dull, boring work. busy. Long sleepers (nine Wagner's Garage executive are what really hours or more a night) are keep their prices down. Worker alienation, called the "Blue collar blues" at generally creative and 2715 Hiilsboro Rd. many plants, is particularly artistic introverts. They worry and complain a lot In the worship service' acute in the auto industry. (Across from Rigsbee Tire) Automobile worker and use sleep as an escape which opened the from reality. Writing in the We feature: Republican convention, absenteeism has doubled Archives of Psychiatry, Dr. since 1965 and high auto ^Convenience to Duke •A-C Service Senator John Tower Ernest Hartmann states that instructed the worshippers worker turnover is s/Pick-up & Delivery Service VOpen Sat. from 8 am 'til 6 pm a person's sleep pattern that "it is not a time to exemplified by the situation "seems to be set in high ^Expert Auto Repair on Any Type Car ^8 - 6 Hours every day wallow in guilt and at Chrysler, where 50% of school or college and VAuto - Inspection i/24 Hr. Wrecker Service self-rec rimin ation." The the new employees can't continue through life." Texas senator shared the stick it out for more than. Phone 286-7955 - Day pulpit with Dr. Elton 90 days. Recently, cases of 682-4347 - Nites only Trueblood, who is a Quaker, sabotage have been reported like President Nixon. at GM's highly automated The University of Washington has started 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE proceedings to fire economics professor Jeff Morris, despite the fact that LIMITED EDITION ) he has over a year left on his contract. The stated reason $ for the dismissal action is Saturday, October 7th that Dr. Morris gave every Tops & Bottoms for Guys & Gals one of the 675 students in his introductory economics class an "A." Live In Concert Defending his grading DURHAM'S ONLY PANT SHOP phil osophy, Morris declared: "Grades destroy 912 W. Main St. real incentive to leam, force students to treat their Stevie Wonder teachers as cops, and Phone: 682-5079 OPEN 106 alienate students from each other by fostering competition and discouraging cooperation." -plus- Many of Morris' former students have joined him in his fight to keep his job. MKCH HOUSE They vouch for his teaching ability and say that the Osibisa On N.C. 86 % mile N. of Town Hall, Chapel Hill mellow atmosphere in his SUNDAY classes was much more conducive to learning that BUFFET the usual tension-filled and, Cameron Indoor Stadium 12:00-2:30 P.M. for some, terror-stricken 4:30-7:00 P.M. lecture hall. $2.95 Plus tax 8:00 PM (4 Meats, 8 Vegetables, 5 Salads, Dessert, ice tea ice tea or coffee) Jeffrey Smith, 22, is Tickets: $3.00, 3.50, 4.00 MON - FRI currently serving a seven to BUFFET fifteen-year term at the Green Haven prison in New Available Next Week At All 12:00-2:00 p.m. York for two marijuana sales of $ 10 each. Smith was Area Record Bars. The Duke $1.75 plus tax convicted and sentenced in 1969- but times have Choice Steaks Charcoaled changed, and he'd get off Main Quad, and Page Box Office. OVER OUR OVEN PITS much easier now for the Served Sunday 4:30-10 p.m. in Dining Room same offense. In fact, when Served Daily 5:30 p.m. the New. York Times asked soooooooocc one New York Criminal WE ACCEPT Master Charge, BankAmericard, Court judge what a youth Duke University Union Major Attractions American Express, Carte Blanche and Diners Club like Jef would get today, he replied somewhat Telephone 942-5155 for reservations sarcastically: "probably a testimonial ci-,"-'?r™ " Page Ten The Chronicle Friday, September 22, 1972 continuing education program

Duke's resources to the specific instrument. courses, Dr. O'Barr sees the instructor would go out into community without the The course in The program as being the community and teach a usual inconveniences. Family and the Law will specifically attractive to course. However, as noted, Wide range deal with legal aspects of Duke employees, faculty *" this beginning stage of The courses being topics such as divorce. Like wives, and Durham residents development, the classes offered this fall are designed the music course, it will be not connected with the will be held at Duke, to appeal to a wide range of offered once a week in the university, interests. There is limited morning. Free child care A similar program is enrollment in only one of will be provided during the tentatively scheduled for -Israel- the courses, Psychological morning classes, another the spring, depending upon Development: Infancy (Continued from Page 3) Through Adolescence. This formation of "the class will meet once a week A Features Report organization and during the evening, as will a acknowledged responsibility second course, Ethics: -.."."• . , ,. for an unsuccessful attemDt Individual Values and way in which the program is response to the fall to ajrfreight weapon\; Contemporary Issues. encouraging community program. Dr. O'Barr abroad. A case containing Lectures response. expressed the hope that two submachineguns, two, Self supporting Duke could follow the lead revolvers, three grenades Although the courses will All classes will be held on of other colleges and offer and ammunition was consist of lectures by campus, except the "neighborhood courses," in intercepted at the Lydda This is Dr. Jeanne O'Barr, director of the members of the Duke psychology group, which which a professor or airport last week, Continuing Education Program, who is faculty, Dr. O'Barr stressed will meet at the Child responsible for opening Duke's resources to the the informal nature of the Guidance Clinic. community. (Photo by Dick Stanton-Jones) -program. Question and Since the program is Quadrangle Pictures answer sessions will be self-supporting, there will be By Chuck Throckmorton undergraduate course to PRESENTS possible after the lectures, a minimal charge, ranging Imagine yourself in the effectively pursue this as well as discussion among from $100 to $20, for each position of a Durham interest. Not very practical, participants. Parallel reading course. Registration has resident whose daily life is if you have a job, or a will be suggested for each begun for the fall classes, KELLY'S HEROES not in some way involved in family, course, although the the first of which begins on "KELLY'S HEROES" A saga about a group of the academic sphere of Amending the situation noncredit nature of the September 25. The others psychopathic GI's who rob a bank 30 miles behind Duke University. You live To amend this situation, program makes it optional. will start during the first the German line in Occupied France. It sacrifices within five to thirty minutes Duke is initiating a week of October. Further suspense and realism for amiability and crusty of a nationally renowned Continuing Education Music and Law information may be comedy. The cast is marvelous, the bombing scenes university, whose wide Program, consisting of four Persons interested in obtained at the Office of spectacular. Donald Sutherland, Carroll Conner, Clint resources should make it short, non-credit courses, music might sign up for The Continuing Education, 112 Eastwood. Dir. Brian Hutton. In color. simple for you to gain each lasting from four to six Artist and His Instrument. East Duke Building, or by knowledge in any specific weeks. The purpose of the Several lecturers from calling 684-6259. PG interest you may have. program, according to Dr. Duke's Music Department September 23 & 24 - 7:00, 9:30 p.m. Upon checking it out, Jeanne O'Barr, Director of will speak on a particular Duke employees however, you find that you Careers and Continuing specialty, from conducting Although undergraduates Page Auditorium - Admission $1.00 .must enroll in an Education, is to open an orchestra to playing a are welcome to enroll in the

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An important editorial in policy of reconciliation national liberation Whan Dan, the oficial toward a number of big movement, while not North Vietnamese powers in the hope of relinquishing its plan to Communist Party paper, having a free hand to prepare a new world war . .. made this analysis of U.S. consolidate their forces, If out of the narrow attempts at compromise oppose the world interests of one's nation, with Russian and China: revolutionary movement, one tries to help the most ". . . to carry out the suppress the revolution at reactionary forces avert Nixon doctrine, U.S. home, bully the small dangerous blows, just like imperialists have applied the countries, break the throwing a lifebuoy to a drowning pirate, that is a cruel reconciliation beneficial to the enemy and not beneficial to the You know how much revolution."

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Today is Friday, September 22,1972. On this date in 1943, Kate Smith, the popular star of stage and radio, completed her radio War Bond Marathon. As a result of her 13-hour appeal, radio listeners pledged to buy $39,000,000 worth of war bonds. In 1949, the Soviet Union exploded its first atom bomb. Wondering what would be the Soviet's reaction if we unloaded a B-52 full of Kate Smiths on them, this is the Chronicle, Duke's Daily Newspaper, published at Duke in Durham, North Carolina, where we chant the National Anthem in F sharp. Volume 68, Number 17,. Request: 2663. Donations: 6588. Night editor for today's issue: Beth Jackson Assistant night editors: Susan Carol Robinson, Bogatin Big-time athletics

Today marks the beginning of continue to be provided at the same the third big football weekend in a time that financial aid for other 'LOOKS LIKE OLD CHIEF GEORGE IS ON THE WARPATH AGAIN.' row for our own Blue Devils. Two students is being cut, all other weeks ago we played the Crimson students who receive financial need Tide at Alabama. Last week the must for the first time this year earn team travelled to Seattle to play the part of that money. Huskies of the University of The second reason we are Reflections on violence Washington. And this weekend we opposed to~big time athletics on the play a highly touted team, Stanford Duke campus is what it does to the Anthony Lewis Big time football has returned to student athletes themselves. Not (C) 1972 NYT Newi Service who made the Attica report For the state to do Duke. Over 30,000 fans are only are athletes expected to put in "Violence, less and less is itself being investigated otherwise— to use its great expected at Wallace Wade Stadium. the often daily practice necessary embarrassed by the limits by a prosecutor. It is most power wantonly or outside The Chronicle has even alloted extra for their development as imposed by centuries of unlikely* that any official the law— is to put the whole space to cover the big event. professionals, but they must also lawfulness, is brazenly and will ever face legal action, or idea of ordered liberty at But before the excitement of this perform successfully as students. It victoriously striding across even public shame. Those risk. weekend carries us away, we feel it is not surprising that some athletes the whole world. The world who want the responsibility What makes all this so is time to re-examine some of the have turned to notoriously easy is being inundated by the for that day at Attica relevant and so worrying for reasons we are opposed, and have courses, and even sometimes brazen conviction that brought home will have to Americans is the indication been opposed for the last several plagiarism, to handle the academic power can do anything, look to some higher power that we have become pressures. justice nothing." than the conscience of the deadened to official years, to big time athletics on the State of New York. violence. We have been Duke campus. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's And because of their markedly words, in his undelivered Another, difficult through the period of the First of all, college football on different role in the University, Nobel Prize lecture, example lies in Israel's Mark Rudds and the Rap the scale with which it is carried out some athletes are alienated from, expressed the anxiety of reprisals for the savagery of Browns,, those who at Duke has all the apparatus of and ostracized by, their fellow civilized beings everywhere. Arab terrorists at Munich. preached that force was a professional athletics: rigorous students. A day hardly passes, we The declared aim was to hit legitimate weapon against training and practice schedules, fe e 1, w ithou t some new guerrialla camps. Accounts an unfair system, and we But the third and perhaps the have been through police competitive (and expensive foremost reason we are opposed to threat to the ordered peace by reporters after the first recruiting), and financial benefits to that makes life bearable. We air raids indicated that riots. We are so desensitized big time athletics here at Duke is the sense a society at risk from Israeli intelligence cannot be that an Attica or a Kent the players (in the form of cost. According to the budget terrorists, hijackers, perfect either: the bombs State no longer seems to grants-in-aid, meals, and other printed in yesterday's Chronicle, the assassins—creatures beyond hit at least some places touch the moral nerve of expenses not based on need). University subsidizes athletics to the familiar restraints of where there were no America. The University is presumably a the tune of $402,000 a year. This reason and humanity.. guerrillas, and they killed Or, most of all, Vietnam. place where students, through figure does not include an additional But Solzhenitsyn was not women and children. The The correspondents there experience and the exchange of $339,000 for the athletic talking only of the violence ideas, can grow intellectually and grants-in-aid which is included in the of antisocial fanatics. He has emotionally. Yet people who are total figure for all student's financial himself been a victim of paid to come to the University to aid. something just as play for one of the various spectator dangerous: the violence of We obviously think it is wrong the state. It is indeed more sports come as professional athletes, for the University to be spending not as students. sinister, because more that much money on something we corrupting. And when we say that these disagree with. But we also think it is One of the most terrible student athletes are being paid, we wrong and even absurd for athletics facts of this age is the are not exaggerating. Duke annually at Duke, or at any university, to be evidence that we are awards over 120 $4,100 athletic receiving more money than any becoming more tolerant of grants-in-aid. These grants are not academic department. official violence. There are awarded on the basis of financial So, while sitting and enjoying the signs of that deadly social need. They are given to any athlete illness right across the game Saturday, we hope you will be developed world. thought to be of the caliber to play asking yourselves the question, "Is it sweep into Lebanon by keep telling us about the on Duke's teams. These awards worth it?" A current example, an Israili ground forces may violence being done by the e specially painful one, is inevitably have claimed United States in the name provided by the report of civilian victims, too. of freedom— as a recent the official commission on The official argument is example the saturation B-52 the Attica Prison rebellion always that such action was bombing of densely and its suppression a year necessary to counter grave populated areas in the Autumn is an illusion ago. The report makes clear risks to society. Southern Delta. But is beyond argument that law Undoubtedly the anyone listening? How enforcement officers fired provocation at Attica as at many Americans can make Autumn is an illusion spring a green mirage hundreds of rounds without Munich was extreme. No the mental leap of imagining In a time when children warning that day, at men commentator, after the fact, humdreds of bombs falling who had no guns. It makes from unseen planes on are shot and bombed. . . should underestimate the clear the heavy strain on those forced to villages in Kansas or Rhode Autumn is an illusion responsibility of Gov. decide how to save a group Island? How many reckon spring a green mirage Nelson A. Rockefeller in the of hostages. No one should the moral cost that will have massacre that resulted. It to be paid for that violence? When war is made on infants mistake determination of makes clear that official Jews in Israel not to let And how can those who do and every living leaf accounts of the events were themselves be destroyed in understand go on caring, When trees are blindly hunted lies. this generation. But can it after all the years of fruitless protest? and harvests are napalmed. . . In a society that gave due really help to take action value to personal courage that almost inevitably will Autumn is an illusion A middle-aged Virginia and honor in its leaders, kill the innocent along with housewife writes: "I have spring a cruel mirage Rockefeller would have the guilty? no hope. I expect to die In an age where children returned to private life; Solzhenitsyn, after all, while the war continues. those who wantonly caused are not gardens, but weeds asks us to meet violence not But that does not death in the name of the with violence but with discourage me about making -By Jan Barry fromWinning Hearts state would be called to justice. That is a heavy an effort. To do otherwise And Mines: War Poems by Vietnam Veterans. legal account. What is demand, in an age of would be to die in life, and happening in fact? The frustration and terror, but it that is what I lament in commission of eminent men i» the price of civilization. others." Beggar's bushel -Steve Beckner Editor's note: Steve Beckner is a remember that we are struggling premise that there is an Bleiberg and Bloch, "has tended to senior in Trinity College, a YAF under an inconsistent regime of international glut of wheat on the raise the cost of wheat and flour and member and a former editor of The wage-price controls, under which market, the U.S.D.A. has now threatens to push up the price Duke Renaissance. the only prices that go explicitly simultaneously dictated domestic of a loaf of bread." The facts acreage cuts, with the intent of Can you spare a crust of bread? uncontrolled are food prices. These substantiating their charge are that This question might be "stabilizing" domestic prices. Were on August 8, when the U.S.D.A. prices are thus a good indicator of it not for the manifest stupidity of appropriately addressed to Richard what the true rate of inflation, i.e. failed to increase the subsidy, wheat the U.S.D.A.'s "planning," it would prices promptly fell, but that over Nixon. In his anxiety to project an the rate at which the Federal seem an incredible blunder that only anti-Cold War image and to balance the period since early July, when Reserve is counterfeiting money, a w eek after it announced the the Administration announced the the foreign trade deficit which the really is. Russian grain deal in July, "the Russian grain deal, during which Leviathan's inflation has generated, As regards the Department of Department announced a program subsidies have been steadily his administration has once again Agriculture's chaotic "planning" designed to increase payments to increased, wheat prices have sacrificed the interests of low and and its effect on domestic prices, we wheat farmers by $122 million, in advanced by more than $.25 a middle income Americans. Never are faced with an interesting order to remove from wheat bushel, from $1.51 to $1.86. The mind that his boasted domestic situation. According to the New production in 1973 five million bakers also challenged the payments policies will attempt to ameliorate York Times (Sept. 15): more acres." (Barron's, Aug. 14.) It promised farmers for idling acreage the "little man's" worsening "For the past three years the became apparent only ten days condition—the cause of this Department of Agriculture has been later, when the hungry Russians this fall. worsening condition is just such trying to stabilize the world price at began placing their orders for wheat, In summary, there can be no interventionist policies as the. $1.63 to $1.69 a bushel, and has climbing rapidly to an estimated doubt about the cause of rising food Department of Agriculture's latest therefore been paying subsidy 400 million bushels, that there was prices in the nation. This case bran dishing of its arbitrary bet ween that and the domestic certainly not going to be a domestic clearly shows an army of authority. price." surplus of wheat. unproductive political thieves causing a rise in the cost of living by W ith what seems to be the By its nature unresponsive to inexorability of a natural law—or is The combined effect of export 1.) driving wheat out of this supply and demand factors, the country, and 2.) by favoring one it conscious intent?—government incompetent "planners" naturally subsidies and subsidized domestic curtailment of production is going segment of society by protecting it efforts to serve the "common good" wish to "stabilize" prices. Moreover from the laws of supply and invariably end up serving the to be a rise in the price of wheat and with the nation's trade deficit such hence of bread, which the U.S.D.A. demand. We are increasingly faced "general welfare" of privileged as it is, the Government (which is (and other "friends" of the farmer) with the contingency of unbridled vested interests. The writer refers, in responsible for this situation) wishes will no doubt attribute to those corruption in the highest echelons this case, to the economic policies to facilitate as much trade as damned "middlemen." (Did you of "public service." Yet what are we accompanying the government's possible, and keeping the world know that A&P has a profit margin to expect from a nonelective body grain deal with the starving Russian price down by compensating Big of something like .07%) Curiously, to which power has been given to "Peoples' State." Agriculture with subsidies (i.e. those middlemen themselves, grant privileges and issue capricious In brief, the facts are that, in paying them to sell for less), at namely the American Bakers decrees. Murray Rothbard makes conjunction with the $750 million taxpayers' expense, is its shoddy Association, have made more noise the issue quite clear in his book U.S.-Soviet wheat deal, the U.S.D.A. method of doing it. than anyone about the imminent Power and Market: "There has been raising the export subsidy The role of American agriculture rise in the price of the staf of life. are...only two ways of acquiring on wheat at a phenomenal rate, at the present time is significant. In The Association went on record in wealth: the economic means...and from $.02 to $.47 a bushel! At the short, American wheat producers, mid-August attacking the policies of the political means....On the free same time it has taken actions that under present circumstances, are Earl Butz for boosting the export market only the economic means will decrease the supply of wheat virtually the sole suppliers of the subsidy from $.02 to $.36 a bushel can be used, and consequently domestically. Charges have been world's needs. Robert Bleiberg and over a six week period. This increase everyone earns only what other made (and denied) that Sec. Earl Kurt Bloch describe the present was undoubtedly part of a individuals in society are willing to Butz and his cohorts, by giving the world market condition in Barron's calculated plan of gradualism in pay for his services....Government six big wheat exporters advance (Aug. 14). preparation for the more recent subsidy creates a separate warning of a change in policy, "Canada has committed almost (and more publicly noticed) distribution process....For the first enabled them to make windfall all its export surplus; Australia's announcement of the $.47 a bushel time, earnings are severed from production and exchange and profits. crop is poor and its exports tax on consumers. The Department admits it gave become separately determined. insignificant. Argentina for all Laissez faire anyone?! exporters advance warning of the practical purposes is out of the The complaint of the bakers was subsidy hike on Aug. 24, but market. Except for the European that the subsidy-tax, according to contends that this information Economic Community, which the could not have been advantageous U.S. has influenced to add to its to them since they were told that stockpile (i.e. hold grain off the the new plan was to be retroactive market), there is virtually no wheat Letters to the close of business on the 23rd, surplus anywhere except on this side Teenie-bop genre of music. To miss all by local members of the and since the Department later of that is indeed lamentable. AFL-CIO, protesting the of the Atlantic." Intense feelings, inner proposed construction at decided, on the 25th, that the The policy of export subsidies To The Edit Council: peace, love, unity in a rock Northgate of about higher payments would apply only stands in glaring contradiction to The longer one lives the band aren't qualities you thirty-five new stores. These to sales made after 3:30 p.m. on the this fact of wheat shortage. Their more he realizes that can find painted on the bass new buildings are to be 24th. -Yet, it is by no means clear alleged purpose is to reduce export nothing can please drum. You must be aware, built, with the exception of that there could be no advantage for prices to the market level, but since everybody and that a sensitive to the music and Sears, by non-union labor those few with secret knowledge of America is virtually the sole certain event can be quite experience what many other and at much lower, the boom of higher subsidies; they supplier, a policy based on the moving for some people and people experienced that no n-union wages. The AFL-CIO representatives could conceivably get the jump on presumption that a competitive not so for others. This night listening to the unfortunately was Mahavishnu Orchestra. have met with the chairman the unprivileged, and profit by world market exists is pure fiction. demonstrated by T.O. of the Northgate Merchants bigger deals—if they were made Maintaining the fiction and using Diane's revue was one of Sterrett in his letter the best concert revues I've Council to request that the fortuitously after 3:30 p.m. (New export subsidies accordingly may deprecating Diane ever read in the Chronicle. wage scale of the contracted York Times, Sept. 16) benefit Europe and the benevolent Browder's revue of the You may disagree. You may construction companies be Even if there is no substance to Soviet regime, but if what we are Mahavishnu Orchestra. Let not fully appreciate the equivalent to union wage these charges, however, the facts concerned with is "domestic me for one, go on record as music of the Mahavishnu standards. Their request was surrounding drastic subsidy priorities," a policy of paying extolling Diane's revue. 0 rchestra. Maybe you denied. increases in the period following the subsidies ' 'pport lower world The revue best expressed should join the ranks of North Carolina has too historic grain deal and preceding the prices clearly damages the American the i ne f fable joy of great readers of Teen long been a source of cheap August 25th announcement, have consumer and taxpayer. Even if we attending that concert. I magazine. and exploitable labor. I not been investigated. But, all of were not in a sort of monopolistic speak now only of the Todd Bishop'73 would recommemd that all this aside, export subsidies can have Mahavishnu Orchestra; the students who are honestly situation, subsidies would be an Eagles, in my opinion, concerned with the but one result: higher bread unjustified protectionist device, should have displayed their Boycott economic exploitation of prices—"for all Americans" as our insulating a certain class from the zits elsewhere. the working man in this President might put it. The reasons laws of supply and demand. Yes, T.O., you missed it. To The Edit Council: state join with the members for this are easily apparent, but The really absurd, and crucial, all of it. The Mahavishnu I do not know if the of the Durham Central involve a hodge podge of conflict of policy is that, while Orchestra performed their Duke Chronicle or its Labor Union in a temporary contradictory interventionist encouraging the handful of total music, the total readers are aware of the boycott of Northgate policies. exporters to sell grain abroad at language, expressibility and present picketing of shopping Center. First, it is important to artificially low prices, on the spirit of their particular Northgate Shopping Center Billye Higdon '72 Page Fourteen The Chronicle Friday, September 22< 19^2

The arts staff is seeking qualified critics of our critics who will be willing to regularly write letters to the editors. We 'Kelly's Heroes' are particularly interested in those able to review rock reviews. Required for such a position is a knowledge of the ages * most rock musicians, possession of a Grateful Dead t-shirt, and positive assurance that one has attended a concert By Heather Hosking to the strewing of flowers. the Filmore. KELLY'S HEROES The emphasis is not so On Saturday night, much on the horror of war Quadrangle picutres as on the comic situation of presents a film that has had men who, even in war, have Area extensive showings an insatiable greed for gold. Peppi's Pizza Den Locations throughout America and Europe, and which has met Suspense \eppi's Durham with mixed reactions. There are tense moments Kelly's Heroes, starring, however, and the film does 2425 Guess Road among others that not turn its back entirely on 286 - 9857 well-known cowboy Clint reality. At some moments Eastwood, has received the audience, which a few much criticism in the States seconds before was in as being without moral stitches at the antics of Chapel Hill seriousness in its attitude to Oddball, finds itself waiting 208 W. Franklin St war: a subject naturally in agonising suspense for close to everyone's hearts enemy troops to discover Sand and slaughter some of thes Meanwhile in Europe, men who are optimistic to audiences have the point of comedy. In this unshamefacedly enjoyed its' way the ironies of life in a spirit of camaracerie in war, war situation are only too MOZZARELLA CHEESE _ 1.26 1.90 perphaps laying themselves realistically brought home. 1.88 2.M •A CHEESE, 54 SAUSAGE.. open to the aceuastion of 1.6S ZM Vt CHEESE. H HAMBURGER.... burying their heads in the It is so unbelievable that men already uncertain of BLACK OLIVE res zao HAMBURGER A CHOPPED ONIONS.... 1.40 sand, but nevertheless not GREEN PEPPER.. 1.66 2.20 PEPPERONI ft MUSHROOM 1.« appearing to care. their lives should be driven MUSHROOM 1.75 2.66 PEPPERONI ft GREEN PEPPER 1.40 to recklessness, and to what 1.75 2JS6 SAUSAGE « MUSHROOMS...... 1.40 The movie, manages to eventually amounts to 1.76 2.65 AROUND-THE WORLD SPECIAL 1.70 heroism for the sake of 175 2.65 EACH ADDED INGREDIENT .15 combine a western-type 1.75 2.56 LASAGNE. bank robbery with the allied material wealth? 1.75 2.55 SPAGHETTI^ advance across France The psychology of the PEPPI'S SUB..., during World War II, while film is far from TRV OUR GARDEN FRESH SALAD throwing in Donald unconvincing; its realism at Sutherland as a latter-day moments only too Marty Feldman, leading a horrifying; should be highly anachcronistic hippy condemned therefore colony into battle to the because it also manages to strains of dance music, and be entertaining? SOUflDHflUS -Information- Division Troy'sScereoCenters, Inc. 1106 BROAD ST. 286 - 2221 (Continued from Page 3) The Interior Department bureaucratic delays of subsequently refused to Minature and sub-minature models weeks and months in make public the Treleaven providing requested data. It report, even when asked to also noted what it called "a do so under the Freedom of relative lack of utilization of Information Act, the the act by the news media," subcommittee reported. Both these new Sonys use conven­ which had pushed for the Finally, the report tional cassettes and both have so­ legislation. continued, the department phisticated features: — Dual differential-balanced fly­ The subcommitee also made public the report but censored one paragraph. wheels virtually eliminate vari­ was critical of what it called ation in tape speed when unit is the tendency of some The subcommittee said it being carried. government agencies to later learned that the — Servo control motor confuse ''public censored paragraph stated — Built-in condenser microphone in formation" with that Interior Secretary picks up 20-30 feet clearly. "image-making." Rogers C.G. Morton "is the — Automatic shut-off at end of The report cited a case in most photogenic member of tape C 55 - $139.95 which the Interior the administration" and the TC 45 ^$119.95 — 3 digit counter Department had hired a department's communi­ — Pause control with lock former Nixon campaign cations program should give The TX-55 is only 5 1/2x3 7/8 x _ Record level - battery strength 1 1/2. But it sounds like the best of aide, Harry Treleaven, to him "maximum exposure" The TC45 measures 6 6/8x3 7/8 x indicator recommend improvements in older to build "valuable the big cassette recorders. There is 1 3/4. It also has a locking rewind — Optional rechargable battery pack a selector switch for rr— Hing rr in the department's public goodwill for the department button. $119.95. and car adaptor information programs. and the administration." or speech. $139.95. Top of the line Sony's finest -Barber- car cassette player Deluxe AM-FM radio - (Continued from Page 1) "freezing" to Nixon as an cassette recorder exemplify his conclusions. indication of his readiness Barber c I assif ies to stock to one course of combination McGovern as an action, no matter what the TC30 active-positive. "I think consequences. McGovem enjoys what he Barber said one problem $149.95 does. I think he would be McGovem might have is, willing to experiment with like Franklin Roosevelt, CF450 new solutions. I think the chaos. He will try al) the difference between possibilities and see what $159.95 McGovem and the freezing works and not just limit Nixon is very important." himself to just one plan of Barber applies the term action, Barber said. Continuous automatic reverse. 12 watts RMS power. Automatic total mechanism shut-off- Dual capstan tape drive and dual differential-balanced Built-in condenser microphone and remote micro­ flywheels. phone. Locking fast forward and fast reverse. Auxiliary input and monitor output. The Carolina Playmakers Flap on top lifts for easy access to tape head to make Record level indicator and battery strength indicator. present cleaning easier. Tape counter, FM-AFC switch. A Midsummer's Night's Dream Tone control, balance, volume, and tape pilot direct­ AM and FM signal strength meter. October 4-7 ional lamp. at the Forest Theatre in Chapel Hill SONY fcHJA'M*./^ Friday, September 22, 1972 The Chronicle Page Fifteen Ingmar Bergman - chamber play trilogy

By Charles Foster Xanadu only the first occurs over a space of more than theme he continues in the trilogy, but culminates in This week Freewater presents an event so great that it twenty-four hours; the sets are also limited. 'Persona' and the island trilogy. is expanded over three nights—three of Ingmar Bergman's Fear of living 'Winter Light' deals with a day in the life of a country most exquisite movies. Bergman considers these three The characters in 'Through a Glass Darkly' are David, a clergyman, in which he is finally confronted with the films his chamber play trilogy. The three follow a general novelist; Minus, his adolescent son; Karin, his daughter death of his faith, something we have discovered early in progression in man's search for God: Through a Glass recently returned from a sanatorium and a bout with the film. The pastor is involved with a spinster who wants Darkly'—certainty achieved; 'Winter Light'—certainty schizophrenia; and Martin, her husband. In the course of to marry him. Although he seeks to be comforted, he does unmasked; 'The Silence'—God's silence. As with his later the film Karin learns her case is hopeless, David discovers not love her and can not face the hypocrisy of marriage. island trilogy ('Hour of the Wolf, 'Skammen', and 'En his inability to love anymore, and Martin suffers the price The pastor's own spiritual anguish is countered by a Passion'), each film is an independent story, connected of his guilty sexual awakening. With Karin's departure at fisherman who confesses his dread of world holocaust and only by the thematic content and Bergman's customary the end, father and son are drawn closer together by their subsequent depression and indecisiveness. brilliance. In this trilogy the films become progressively mutual fear of living. This is the first time Bergman has more spare. 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CITY Page Eighteen The Chronicle Friday, September 22v 197^ 'Lear' appeals to all King Lear, to be presented by The and experience should bring. Only National Shakespeare Company, is one of incidentally is Lear King of Britain—he Shakespeare's greatest plays, for with it he could be the headstrong old man next reached a peak of dramatic expression in a door. The play rapidly discloses the steps piay that ranks with the drama of in Lear's transformation. In the first act he Sophocles and Euripides as one of the is proud, dictatorial, unreasoning and supreme examples of Tragedy. Based on a unreasonable. Piqued in his vanity by his well known mythical king of British daughter Cordelia, he disinherits her and legend, Shakespeare's Lear is a story not delivers himself into the power of the only of an ancient king, but also one that grasping Regan and Goneril. The deals with the eternal theme of the consequences of his folly soon overtake relations of parents and children. It is him, and Lear realizes his mistakes. But perhaps the most profound play ever the purging of his soul of vanity, written on "The Generation Gap." "How impulsiveness, and rage requires the sharper than a serpent's tooth it is to have humilitations meted out by his cruel a thankless child" is a human insight as daughters, the terrors of the storm on the famous as the psychological one of barren heath, and the final revelation of Sophocles' Oedipus Cycle, and although it the loyalty of Kent and Cordelia. By the stresses the fault of the younger side of time Lear is cured of his follies nothing is the generation gap. Shakespeare's play is left of life, but he has at last come to the equally incisive in its revelation of the realization of the futility of those vanities faults of the elder. of the world that had once seemed so important. High place and position are no Daughters longer matters of any concern. In the Lear's daughters are the instruments of pelting storm pride of position meant Fate in the re-education of a man who had nothing. As Lear in his madness tore off reached old age without achieving the his clothes, so he discarded the trappings wisdom, and the humility, that maturity of his former life and his former beliefs. Having a Party? Run to - JIM'S Party Store Lowest Prices in Town On We Beers — Wine Deliver Complete Selection DIAL "Amer Citron" by Georges Rouault will be one of the original lithographs Party Set-ups - Keg Bee 286-4500 on exhibit at the Duke art museum. Ice — Crushed & Block Sun. 1:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Mon. - Sat 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Two blocks from Duke Here for the weekend? at Trent & Hillsborough Rd Why not visit CHAPEL HILL? NANCE BAR-B-QUE Time magazine calls it one of the two prettiest places on the East Formerly - TURNAGES Coast! 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Clemson, which is tabbed Terps should have little Duke Stanford 19-14 12-10 24-20 trouble in KOing the Alabama Kentucky Carolina on the other as the league's darkhorse 31-14 35-7 30-14 Keydets. Army Nebraska 10-37 0-28 14-28 hand has barely beaten both this season, will go against Rice Clemson 10-9 13-14 13-17 Richmond and Maryland to Rice for the first time in 13 In the final ACC game of Michigan St. Georgia Tech 28-21 24-10 21-17 the surprise of years. The Tigers blanked the week (not counting, of Tulane Georgia 14-24 10-28 7-30 prognosticators who have Citadel 13-0 two weeks ago, course, the Duke-Stanford Maryland VMI 30-7 21-12 14-10 picked the Heels to run while taking last Saturday game) Virginia will host UNC N.C. State 34-28 21-17 21-24 away with the ACC crown, off. West Virginia for the two Virginia West Virginia 12-17 17-14 20-16 Look for State's twin Rice on the other hand school's first meeting in Tennessee Wake Forest 41-0 48-7 50-10 veer offense and stung hard-running Houston seven years. UCLA Michigan 17-14 21-17 21-20 outstanding speed to give in its opener in a 14-13 Virginia has been the Illinois USC 14-28 17-32 10-35 the Heels a rough battle, but thriller. The Owls obviously surprise of the conference South Carolina Mississippi 10-20 3-25 7-21 in the end Carolina's depth have a potent defense. In this season upsetting South Oklahoma Oregon 36-7 38-7 21-14 and overall balance should fact defense shoudl be the Carolina 24-16 and edging Arkansas Oklahoma St. 26-12 30-3 28-10 carry the day. But just name of the game in what VPI, 24-20. West Virginia Penn State Navy 24-3 28-10 30-7 barely. will be a real toss up. For has clubbed both Villanova Northwestern Notre Dame 13-16 14-28 18-35 Hands full loyalty's sake, Clemson by a and Richmond, but could Purdue Washington 23-21 14-21 17-21 Wake should have more nose. get more than they bargained for in Minnesota Colorado 8-33 11-33 18-17 than its hands full down in After a tough two weeks, C h a rlottesvi lie this Wisconsin Syracuse 20-18 7-10 17-10 Tennessee as the Deacons the pace slows down play the nationally ranked somewhat for the Maryland weekend. Ernie Clark named ACC Soph of the Week

By Steve Garland but still made the mental errors." The Pinecrest, North Carolina maneuve the Washington The job of defensive end "Everybody on the team has "But with every game we play native continued by pointing out game." involves a lot of contact but this been pulling together. As the we cut down on these mental the differences in line play The process of "getting up for doesn't bother Clark. senior part of the team, the entire blunders," comments Clark, between passing and rushing the game starts Friday for Clark. "I've always liked contact. I line has been doing its share." pointing to the decreasing margins teams. "The Friday before the game I enjoy playing other teams and I The sentiments are those of of defeat as evidence of this trend. go over mental problems: Where I enjoy hitting somebody." sophomore standout Ernie Clark, Clark feels that the Washington "On a running team the belong in certain situations and who plays defensive end on the and Alabama games have helped blockers come at you low while things like that. On a young team such as Blue Devil football team. the Duke team to prepare itself passblockers are stand-up "Then the day of the game I Duke's one might expect some Clark, picked Defensive Player for the Stanford game. blockers." try not to think about it and just resentment from the players who of the game against Washington Clark emphasized the relax. I try to wait until I'm on are upperclassmen. But the and ACC Soph of the Week "We've basically looked at importance of talking among the the field before I'm fully psyched sophomore defensive end hasn't explains Duke's first two losses both types of offense. Alabama defensive players during the game. up." found this. this way: had a rushing offense primarily "As an example Bob Parrish "The seniors have taken on the " A 1 abama with their and Washington a passing one. might tell me that he'll take the Clark said that his mood also responsibility of teaching because experience took advantage of our With Stanford we expect an offensive tackle out of the play depended on the mood of his they know we're a young team. mental mistakes. And against evenly balanced team in both which will give me a free path to teammates. "When they're up I'm They give the leadership we Washington we improved greatly passing and rushing." the quarterback. We used this up too." need." 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Just a block away from the higher priced store This ad is dedicated to Judith Cumquat Friday, September 22, 1972 The Chronicle Page Twenty-One Life & hard times of a place kicker By Bob Peltz Six long weeks of spring ball "Football is the ONE some twenty yards away. the last was a memorable mind and influence the class you can't cut. " The referee raises his three days of live contact as individual off of the field as —Anonymous arms skyward signifying the a third-team cornerback, well. So much concentra­ Editor's note: Bob Peltz, successful conversion and usually getting runover by tion and time is required by who is sports co-editor of the end of the little drama. tackle Willie Clayton. the sport that it is easy for the Chronicle, went thru The whole act lasts a mere Our big goal was the it to become the guiding Duke's spring practices last 1.4 seconds, yet it is typical annual Blue-White live drive of your life. "When year as a "candidate" for of col lege football. scrimmage game, the you're hot, you're hot; kicker and cornerback. Although considered culmination of every spring When you're not, you're "Hut, hut-hut, HUT" automatic by the average practice and the team's first not" as the saying goes. barks the holder as the ball fan, the kicking of an extra test before the public eye. Campus attitudes This coupled with spirals back into his waiting point, like everything else in All my practicing, both campus attitudes towards outstretched hands. In one football, is a combined team mental and physical, was 'jocks' and various other smooth motion the ball is effort and the product of preparation for just that one many hard hours of factors make it almost on the tee. With a smack of act that would last less than impossible to leave the game practice. two seconds. And as it power the pigskin is on the field. The footbatl It was for this one turned out, a little more suddenly headed back in the player often becomes a direction it came, but this moment that I spent six preparation was needed. weeks practicing. The first player first and a individual Our hero (48) actually makes one in the Blue- time arching end-over-end Football during that six human being second, not White scrimmage game. Mark Johnson' is holding, past the flaying hands of the five consisted of about an weeks before the game was hour's kicking a day, while always by his own choice. (Photo by Jeff Jones) defense toward the cross bar a two-sided entity for me. The first five weeks of At times I felt like a Walter practice flew by all to Mitty dream that had quickly, once I had settled somehow materialized. into the routine. Those were the days, Nevertheless, incon- Looking back on the past unfortunately few in v leniences arise and number, when the ball sacrifices are made as "Long, long time ago, I metal-physical step. To get success and failure, bad guys physical size, leading to would go straight and true 'Football is the one class can still remember how that there you must sweat, and good guys and so. But alienation on both sides. between the posts and it you can't cut,' so you are music made me bleed, feel pain, practice, there is one difference. Its a The point often seemed like there was forced to adjust your life smile. "—Don McLean, sweat, hit and be hit, sweat, team effort on the Overlooked by both their nothing to this 'easy game.' around it. American Pie run, sweat, win, sweat, otherside, rather than an detractor and supporters, as And then there were the A thin lime line is all that sweat, sweat and then sweat individual one. well as the football days, more numerous (once It was on week six, separates the playing field some more. This, as in any closed establishment itself, is that again, unfortunately) when however, that the real work from the onlookers on the There are many society within a larger these men are individuals the concentration just began. My total football sidelines, yet the toll to get incentives: admiration, society, leads to two first and students and wasn't there and the ball participation background across isn't measured in glory, pride, satisfaction, •distinct effects. The first is players second. Fortunately absolutely refused to do consisted of three years of terms of money, the release, fear and money to great closeness, pride and at Duke the right what you wanted it to do. IM flag football and one distance is more like light name just a few, but there is brotherhood on the inside. perspective seems to be During these times half-hour session on the there—at least to a greater years and the world on the always one that is present On the other hand, this frustration would set in and blackboard with Coach otherside is one all to itself. deep down—a love for the degree than at most after prolonged periods, it Jerry McGee on how to piay also leads to a retreat of schools—for there are no The toll is extracted in game. For without it, the sorts, with in the group, was not unusual for a fear free safety, so I really didn't sweat will drown you. 'jock dorms,' no 'crip of failure to follow as the know what to expect. terms of desire, work, which is further prompted majors,' there are open concentration and sweat. In many ways the world by attitudes on the outside. mind became filled with Fortunately, I was kept practices and the presence doubts. You can't just walk across on the other side of the Players are sometimes of student-athletes. Not all pretty much out of the line and say, "I'm here," looking glass is just like the regarded as diferent and schools are so lucky. Both moods have a way situations in which I could because its more than just a one on this side. There is inferior because of their of taking over the body and (Continued on Page 22) A funny thing happened one Saturday *

"What better way is there to spend a The cold wind smacked my face, but it you'll get it next time." I was hoping Saturday afternoon in the fall than was a relief as we went through our there would be a next time, for once you watching college football?"—Chris calistentics. A surrealistic atmosphere get that first taste of action, the Schenkel, ABC Sportscaster surrounded us as the many different butterflies leave just as suddenly as they warm up activities went on, much like a come. "If you're only five-nine, 160 pounds three-ring circus—each group different, Bye-bye snap and have to watch the game on the ten yet part of the same team. My Blue teammates finally scored yard line between the hash marks, I can All of a sudden the warm ups were again in the second period and now the tell you many better ways, Chris. " over, practice was behind us and the only spotlight was on me once again. I wasn't —Bob Peltz, Former Duke Kicker (Now thing that mattered in the whole world totally impervious to the stands as I ran retired) was the game before us. For the next two out, but at least I was concentrating on and one-half hours our world consisted of putting the ball over this time. I relaxed a Well, that fateful Saturday finally the bottom of Wallace Wade Stadium and little as Mark Johnson uttered some came, as they usually do. The jitters and that grassy field alone. words of encouragement just before the ball was snapped, but my euphoria was case of nerves I had that morning when I Midway through the first period, my suddenly shattered when I realized the woke up had started some two days thoughts and psych attempts were snap was sailing over Mark's head. earlier and were building up to a feverish interrupted by Coach Mike McGee pitch. After climbing out of bed and shouting, "Peltz put on a blue jersey and My life suddenly began to pass before wandering around for awhile, I was able get over on the other side." It seems as if my eyes as. I reached for the ball, to put down a big brunch consisting of a someone had miscalculated and the Blues wondering what the hell I was supposed 15 cent coke. were short a kicking specialist. It didn't to do next, when Johnson ali of a sudden Fortunately I wasn't the only one with make me feel any better when I fould out leaped straight up in the air and took the a severe case of panic for the locker room that the Blues weren't trading anybody to ball off of my fingertips. J can't tell you was filled with meaningless chatter, the Whites for me, not even a draft choice how relieved I was. mixed with some final last minute to be named later. Halftime was sort of a bummer. cramming. Some of the men joked It wasn't long afterwards that I was because I still hadn't kicked an extra around, some were serious and others just suddenly forced to leave the comfortable point and here we were getting yelled at silent, yet most of them were nervous in for only having a three touchdown lead. I security of the sidelines and head into the Picture day was one of the someway or another because this was action as we finally scored. I must admit made up my mind that I wouldn't blow their first varsity game (I dressed in the to getting a big kick out of the PA my next chance. greatest yuks ever. Here's the freshman locker room). announcer saying, "Now kicking for Good 'ole Mark. Steve Jones and Tom result. (Sports info photo) I was one of those who dressed earlier Duke, number 48—Bob Peltz." I was Chambers soon made sure I had another and sat around in a group outside the probably still thinking about my press chance as we quickly scored again. This nothing to this game. Oh boy, was I locker room trying to forget the clippings and contract demands for next time I fooled everybody and split the wrong! To make a long story short, I was upcoming pressure, yet at the same time year, because when the bail was snapped I uprights. It was pure Cloud trotting back wide on the last two and was seriously anxious for the test. The clock finally kicked it wide. On my way back to the to the sidelines with my friends yelling in beginning to consider going into another struck 1:18, Thank God, and it was time sidelines, I was suddenly wondering how the stands (what they were yelling I don't line of work, when Bill Hanenberg did to take the field. much a stadium sweeper earns. know) and getting congratulated on the something that I won't ever forgive him for—he got hurt—and I got sent in to play Led by Coack Max Urick, all the There is an amazing amount of sidelines. cornerback for him. specialists proceeded out of the locker comaradery on the sidelines, however, as 1 soon got another try and scored room and thru the tunnel onto the field. I received a chorus of "Don't worry again and began to feel that there was (Continued on Page 22) Page Twenty-Two The Chronicle Friday, September 22. 1972 Lougars-Kmcks here Sunday | Sports calendar By .Andy Bumess them flounder during most 7-1 giant David Brent. last few years. Pro basketball makes its of last season, and fail to Brent, who still has one Others in the talented Friday way into Durham Sunday make the league playoffs. more year's elegibility at New York entourage are night when the Carolina This year, Carolina has Jacksonville, decided to guards Dean Meminger Dick Soccer: Duke vs High Point Cougars of the American acquired a new coach in tum pro after the Cougars Bamett and E^;l Monroe, Basketball Association take former guard Larry Brown, drafted him. and forwards Phil Jackson, Soccer field 3:00 on the New York Knicks of and a top flight player in The Knicks, who lost in Bill Bradley, Jerry Lucas, the rival National Basketball Billy Cunningham, who the finals of the NBA and Tom Riker of South Association in a pre-season jumped leagues from the playoffs a year ago, are an Carolina fame. Saturday exhibition. NBA's Philadelphia 76'ers extremely well-balanced Lucas holds several NBA Tickets for the 8 p.m. after a contractual problem. team. They claim records and last year, was Cross Country: Duke vs State game, priced at $5, $5, and Cunningham is one of basketball's best defensive switched to the pivot slot $3, are still on sale at the the premier forwards in the five, which is highlighted by where he replaced the Raleigh, State course Cameron Indoor Stadium, game, and has an excellent flashy guard Walt Frazier, injured Reed with incredible where the game will be outside shot. His teammates forward Dave DeBusschre consistency. Bradley, who Football: Duke vs Stanford played. will include former all-pro and the oft-times injured almost enrolled at Duke The Cougars will provide Joe Caldwell, Duke graduate center Willis Reed. The before deciding on Wade Stadium 1:45 a new look for their Mike Lewis, South latter has suffered through Princeton, is rumored to be partisans, who watched Carolina's Tom Owens and severe knee problems the in his last season. Sunday If you push something Basketball: Cougars vs Knicks A funny thing Sat- hard enough Indoor Stadium 8:00 it will fall over.' Golfi Meeting for Frosh (Continued from Page 21) "Better be ready Peltzie, went the other way. —Fud 's First Law because they're coming I spent the rest of the 404 Burton 8:00 As I ran into the huddle, right at you." game on the sidelines, trying of Opposition I had no idea at ali what I For the sake of those to be obscure so that Coach was supposed to do, so I children and women reading McGee wouldn't want to do posed the question to I won't repeat what I said, it that again. VESTIDO VESTIDO VESTIDO VESTIDO VESTIDO VESTIDO VESTIDO Buster Cox, our strong might even amaze sailors. And then out of safety, I really wished I Fortunately, someone took nowhere, there was a hadn't, because he said, pity on me and the play whistle sounding and it was all over. Feelings of joy, 1 VESTIDO | satisfaction, failure and sadness all overwhelmed at s 2715 CHAPEL HILL BLVD. < once. In one way I was glad it was all over, in other ways •Spring practice- sad to see it go, because I really enjoyed the whole •TOPS, SWEATERS experience. I was also proud •LONG DRESSES (Continued from Page 21) where to stand. I must add, however, of those two points I had get myself killed and the that it wasn't all my fault, scored, while at the same •SKIRTS •DRESSES only contact I had was because I somehow always time disappointed over during the tackling drills ended up at cornerback those I had missed. and as 'cannon fodder' for instead of at free safety, But this is typical of •SHIRTS •BELTS the first team in bump where I had been 'trained.' sports competition, whether scrimmages (they can hit Actually my biggest fear one's playing against •PANTS •JEWELRY you, but you can't hit during this time wasn't Nebraska in the Orange them). 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The Redskins should Last week we saw the hope lies in a particularly not. It's a big game for the win but it's just a matter of start of the pro football inept performance by Craig Jets, a bigger one for the time before they pay for season. The games, for the Morton. Colts. Two straight losses George Allen's idiotic most part, were routine, San Diego 24, Denver for them at home would be decision to start Bill Kilmer with the only upset of note 10: Despite the trouncing disasterous. I see it as a instead of Sonny Jurgensen being Pittsburgh's win over they received in San defensive game, with the San Francisco 26, Oakland. My record for this Francisco, the Chargers are Colts having a slight edge. Buffalo 17: Once again week was 9-4, a percentage still a pretty good squad. Oakland 28^ Green Bay John Brodie should excel as of .692. This week's games Miami 31, Houston 17: 24: It's still debatable as to it is nothing more than a are: Miami turned in an whether the Pack is really routine game. Atlanta 31, New England impressive triumph over back. Any team that only Kansas City 34, New 20: The Falcons showed a Kansas City last week. Paul beats Cleveland by 16 Orleans 13: I suppose there strong offense in Chicago. Warfield proved once again points can't be that good. is a logical reason for this They could be the surprise what a fabulous player he is. Oakland, with Ken Stabler being the Monday night team of the year. As for Houston is just too green to and George Blanda back on game of the week but the New England, Jim Plunkett have any chance. the bench where they reason doesn't come to needs more help than he's Los Angeles 35, Chicago belong, should bounce back mind right now. The Chiefs been getting. 10: Chicago's hapless with a win. should have little trouble Philadelphia 21, display against the Falcons Cincinnati 35, Pittsburgh bouncing back from their Cleveland 13: The Eagles last Sunday did nothing to 31: This should be a very defeat .last Sunday against turned up in a respectable dissuade me from the view interesting game. It matches Miami. Joe Namath practices his passing (UPI Photo) performance against the that they are the worst team two young and potentially Cowboys last week. in the NFL. On the other great teams in what Regarding the Browns, after hand, the Rams' offense promises to be a seesaw witnessing their sorry really seems to be clicking. offensive duel. If for no performance against Green Detroit 21, Minnesota other reason than it is their James enjoying new life Bay, I would have to say 17: The best game of the home game, I'll go with the they are ready to join the weekend. It's pro football's Bengals. Bears and the Giants as part best offense versus its top Washington 17, St. Louis By Andy Bumess haven't changed that much, moving ahead in this area. of the Crummy Three. "I like to think that I'm except for providing "Most of the changes defense. At home, Detroit 10: This shapes up to be a additional leadership where Dallas 31, New York should have the edge. dull defensive game (of my own man. Eddie we're going to make will not Cameron is irreplaceable. Mr. Cameron had done so, be changed for change's Giants 14: The Cowboys are Baltimore 13, New York which there are much too and heading up the much more solid than the many these days in the His record is a great one. sake. We'll try to renovate Jets 10: I don't really know But my tenure will be responsibilities of this our weaker areas, like Card different from his due to department. Gym for example." economic and social "I guess I've grown up in James has already risen conditions." it. 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Atlantic Coast Conference Duke 25 years ago as a Few changes as Chairman of the football player and track James predicts few Conference Booking Office. man. changes for his, present Diverse responsibilities He served 18 years under administration, while His responsibilities are Cameron as associate keeping the emphasis on a incredibally diverse, athletic director, and he capacity to be competitive including spokesman for views his responsibilities in all 12 varsity sports Duke's intercollegiate today as similar to those which Duke sponsors. teams, co-ordinator of the which confronted his "We want to have good maintenance and use of the predecessor. programs in our 12 varsity athletic facilities, and helper James comments, "I sports and it's our objective in the minds of bowlers, enjoy my job or I wouldn't to have the best possible sailors, and weightlifters on do it. My responsibilities program. I think we're campus. His goals are many and his attitude is optimistic. 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SPECIAL SAVINGS on all Other 1972 Kawaski models. e Home of the Winners" PARTS SERVICE 94 Monday-Friday 9-6 Saturday ACCESSORIES INSURANCE ..5 N. MANGUM STREET PHONE 688-7525 OPEN 9-9 MONDAY - FRIDAY: 9-6 SATURDAY Staiger bicycles now in stock: 3-tpeed, 5-tpeed, and lOcpeed Quality bicycles made in Germany Page Twenty-Four The Chronicle . Friday, September 22. 1972 the chronicle Special Duke-Stanford Issue Duke starters Stan, starters OFFENSE OFFENSE TE 89 Brienza TE 84 Scott SE 18 Chambers SE 45 Moore OT 58 Hill OT 65 Askea OT 62 Todd OT 76 Rowan C 54 Grimes C 58 Reid G 53 Heady G 69 Cordes G 65 Snyder G 63 Klippert RB 46 Jones RB 26 Winesberry FB 33 Bombardner FB 32 Sanderson QB 3 Albright QB 12 Boryla FL 20 Landon FL 40 Cross DEFENSE DEFENSE DE 86 Parker DE 93 Cowan DE 87 Clark DE 90 Perreault DT 74 Newman DT 61 Hanson DT 75 Parrish DT 71 Reynolds LB 55 Stillman LB 54 Merlo LB 45 Stoneback LB 51 Peterson LB 43 Horning LB 10 Moore FS 26 Fordham FS 25 Murray SS 24 Cox SS 36 Poltl CB 30 Hanenberg CB 21 McCloud CB 23 Hoots Duke's Steve Jones on the run. (Photo by Max CB 24 Ferguson Blue Devils 3 Albright, Bob qb 40 Lyons, Wim rb H9 Jackson, Kenny de 7 Kraft, Dave qb 41 Munday, Chuck fl 70 Kubli, Joe ot 9 Johnson, Mark tb 42 Garvin, Greg rb 71 Dalton, Jim g Cardinals 10 Corbett, Bob qb 43 Homing, Jim lb 72 Politan, Joe ot 11 Spoganetz, John db 44 Tretter, Bob db 73 Baier, B.J. ot 12 Spears, Hal qb 45 Stoneback, Keith lb 74 Newman, Ed dt 10 Moore, Pat, lb 37 Lamanuzzi, Vie, hb 66 Fair, Lee, og 14 Bowers, Buck db 46 Jones, Steve rb 75 Parrish, Bob dt 11 Sundheim, Duf, dhb 38 Hagata, Steve, dhb 69 Cordes, Chuck, og 16 Christopher, Jeff db 47 Gilson, Elmer lb 76 Ricca, John dt 12 Boryla, Mike, qb 40 Cross, Eric fl 70 Ferguson, John, dt 18 Chambers, Tom fl 48 Milner, Steve lb 77 Clayton, Willie og 14 Garcia, Rod, k 41 Walker, Kelly, dhb 71 Reynolds, Barry, dt 19 Martinez, Larry rb 49 Baird, Weldon db 78 Torrey, Tom g 15 Alvarado, Don, se 43 Ishman, Reggie, fl 72 Hancock, Ron, og 20 Landon, Mark fl 50 Nicosia, Tony c 79 Hanenberg, Ted de 17 Wise, Jim, qb 45 Moore, Miles, se 74 Zupkas, Wayne, dt 21 Dill, Dave db 51 Jackson, Robert c 80 Chambers, Randy de 19 Ottmar, Dave, qb 46 Snider, John, olb 75 Kemper, Steve, ot 22 Lebby, Bob fl 53 Heady, Gary g 81 Poole, Steve te 20 Zaltosky, Craig, dhb 48 Pape, Terry, mlb 76 Towen, Keith, ot 23 Hoots, Ronnie db 54 Grimes, Dale c 82 Fletcher, Hank fl 21 McCloud, Charles, dhb 49 Martin, Forrie, mlb 77 White, Steve, ot 24 Cox, Buster db 55 Stillman, Winslow lb 83 Dixon, Harry se 22 Kaffen, Jim, dhb 51 Peterson, Dennis, olb 78 Martin, Joe, dt 25 Regan, Phil db 56 Prosak, Barry c 84 Pieczynski, Ed se 24 Ferguson, James, dhb 52 Frelier, Marc, c 79 Wiley, Bill, ot 26 Fordham, Ben db 57 Mona, Nick c 85 Manuel, Mark te 25 Murray, Steve, dhb 54 Merlo, Jim, olb 81 Berry, Bob, olb 27 Thompson, BUI rb 58 Hill, John ot 66 Parker, Mel de 26 Winesberry, John, hb 55 Riegel, Gordon, mlb 84 Scott, Bill, te 28 Ussery, Tom db 59 Hamschin, Mike ot 87 Clark, Ernie de 27 Jena, Doug, hb 45 Single, Doug, c 85 Yancy, Mike, olb 29 Maloney, Bill rb 60 Bayless, Hugh g 90 Devine, Gene te 28 Goldstein, Max, ss 58 Reid, Bill, c 88 Williams, Brad, te 30 Hanenberg, Bill db 61 Harris, Skeet dt S9 Brienza, Richard te 29 Blanchard, "Doc," ss 59 Monmouth, Reuben, ot 89 Walker, Dave, dt 31 Peck, Mike lb 62 Todd, Stuard og 92 Shannon, Don lb 30 Bragonier, Dennis, fs 60 Tomlinson, Dan, og 90 Perreault, Pierre, de 32 Roser, Vince lb 64 Michael, Ed g 93 Corders, Maurice dt 31 Bough'ton, Bob, fb 61 Hanson, Pete, dt 91 Stillwell, Roger, dt 33 Bomgardner, Mike rb bJ Pellom, Gary g 94 Beck, Gary de 32 Sanderson, Reggie, fb 62 Blackstone, Bruce, og 92 Lorimer, Del, dt 35 Phillips, Ollie lb bo Snyder, Bruce g 9G Redding, Dick lb 33 Laidlaw, Scott, fb 63 Klippert, Younger, og 93 Cowan, Roger, de 36 Haldeman, John rb 66 Smider, Ted g 97 Dixon, Rick te 36 Poltl, Randy, ss 65 Askea, Mike, ot 37 Lark, Ray lb 67 Hayes, Don g 98 Scmit, Dave g 38 Childress, Jack lb 68 Brown, Charlie ot 99 Bozick, Pete fl On the inside

Pre-game story p. 19

ACC in action p.19

Ernie Clark story p. 19 Chronicle grid picks p. 19

Life & Hard Times p. 21

On Pro football p. 22 Cougars-Knicks p. 22

Carl James in Interview p. 23

Iron Dukes on a goal line stand. (Photo by Jim Wilson} Touchdown!! (Photo by Jim Wilson)