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Medicine, Food Ban Anticipated RttO Apr-17 c-' Mating game'delights UConn pub crowd By ROB NELLIGAN An overflow crowd roared with approval as the Board of Governors (BOG) presented their videotape extravaganza, "The Mating Game," in the Anonymous Pub Wednesday night. The project, a takeoff on the Chuck Barris-inspired Dating Game, was highlighted by the ever present Master of Ceremonies, Tim Woodruff, whose carnation was only a shade redder than the contestants' faces. Steve Wolfberg played a mustachioed Johnnie Olson as he told the crowd that winners would stay at the "Ella Grasso Hotel," where they "may not wash their hair for a week." In the first group of contestants, an obvious case of nerves and a 25-minute delay led to a few verbal errors by the venerable Mr. Woodruff, but in the end Tara Muhring, a freshman communications major, walked off with dinner for two at the Wagon Shed Restaurant with her date, sophomore drama student Leonard P. Kovlak. L. Scott Taylor, Craig Sullivan, Sadu Sadanand, and Heidi Meisenkothen (left lo right), SEE PAl»E 3 players in BOG's "Mating Game" (Photo by Strieker). titatuitttiatt Satlfj Campus Serving Storrs Since 1896 Vol. LXXXIII No. 114 STORRS, CONNECTICUT Thursday, April 17, t980 TiN* U.S.-Iran Medicine, food ban anticipated WASHINGTON (UPD— president is preparing may President Carter is expected be announced as early as to announce a ban on the Thursday afternoon when he shipment of food and was expected to hold a medicine to Iran this week in nationally broadcast news further efforts to force the conference. release of the 50 American "We might lake the prior hostages. White House to next week." the official officials said Wednesday. said. Carter exempted food and The president decided to Chicago—Iranian students protest the death of fellow student Bijan Ashtianie, who died in medicine from the trade escalate diplomatic and Lincoln, Neb. April 6. Police learned Ashtlanie's body was in the sealed coffin and broke up sanctions he imposed economic measures against the demonstration. The body was taken to O'Hare Airport for shipment to Iran[UPI]. against Iran April 7, the date- Iran because the recent U.S. he also broke diplomatic cutoff of trade and the break relations with the Tehran in diplomatic relations failed Radio station: Anderson said revolutionary government. to trigger a response from Carter was expected to the Iranian government, the announce the new sanctions White House official said. he will run as independent this week. Carter also could order Press Secretary Powell American subsidiaries LOS ANGELES(UPI)—GOP maverick John The staff voted 11-1 against an independent indicated Carter has abroad not to do business Anderson decided during the weekend— bid, the source said, but Anderson decided tentatively set a news with Iran. against the advice of his campaign staff—to Sunday to yield to what he believed to be conference for Thursday run as an independent candidate for presi- growing support for him to run as an afternoon, but has not made dent, it was reported Wednesday. alternative to the apparent nominees—Ronald a final decision. Radio station KNX-FM reported a "highly Reagan and President Carter. Military action was ruled placed" member of Anderson's national Campaign aides said last week in California out at this time and a White campaign staff said the Illinois congressman that Anderson's wife, Keke, strongly favored House spokesman called will announce his independent candidacy an independent candidacy. "inaccurate" a report the April 23. The source told the station that two of United States warned its In Washington, Vicky Markell, a press Anderson's top press aides quit the campaign allies it would impose a naval spokesman for Anderson, said she had heard Monday, perhaps because of the decision. blockade in the week of Ma\ of the KNX report. Communications adviser Don Grawl left the II. "I haven't heard anything about it from the campaign Monday, said Carolyn Stewart, the Senate Democratic Leader campaign office," she said. campaign's California coordinator. Robert Byrd warned The source quoted by the station said Mrs. Stewart said, however, she was not "there's been entirely too Anderson, who has not won a primary, met aware of the circumstances surrounding much talk" about possible with his staff during the weekend to discuss a Grawl's departure and she could not confirm military action. possible independent bid for president. the station's report. The new measures the President Carter! UPI]. Grace's new Fairfield album Slick halts UConn Sunny Thursday with highs in the low 50s. Panl» cloudy Friday with Review, p. 9 Story, p. 16 highs near 60. - • - Page 2 Tr*® Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, April 17,1980 ffidntiecttcut Baity €antpu* SERVING STORRS SINCE 1896 EDITOR IN CHIEF KEN KOEPPER MANAGING EDITOR DAN ALEXANDER BUSINESS MANAGER GRAEME BROWN »■"■*clM» poatao* aaal al Slona. Cam HUM Pubhanad u, lha ConnacjiCMl Oa.i, *—HI. 121 N< faola».iia Kg u IN. *»on-a. Cam Monday Ihrouoh Friday aV10 ni." »fl' "TO iijjjn Via «2S and a**rwi adMtona on M. 12/17. V12 Talapftona (203) ■MIM, aaaHcnplion tin non UConn aiuaanl Umaad Praaa int*.nationai laMonoioi *n> 1 aiidadat nacoal lo Tha D..i, Cafnawa b. tfca WiHUnanilc Chron«la and UnMad Praia m UMI.DWSI*" Ti I;...WI) P—>i im'i Int. Sidewalk graffiti expensive damage hysical plan! workers began removing spray- painted graffiti from the Institute of Material Sciences walkway early Wednesday morning and Too many false starts P wont finish until Friday. With two men working on the project, it will cost UConn 35 man-hours of labor at $11 per hour. The crew will spend WASHINGTON—The newspaper editors Wiping the perspiration from his face, he a total of two weeks cleaning graffiti from campus were in town last week, and one of the more got back into the car and started the most buildings. interesting panels dealt with the fateful journey of his life. He could go straight Norman Cutts of the Physical Plant said Wednesday that "Washington Novel." The members of the down Pennsylvania Avenue to FBI the situation has improved during the past year. panel were William Safire. who wrote "Full headquarters, or turn left for the Beltway and But as budget cutbacks continue, the clean-up operations Disclosure." Marily Sharp, who authored a keep driving until he hit Las Vegas. He become even more costly. mystery entitled "Sunflower." Les Whitten thought of the trust the people in his district This is exclusive of bathroom-wall type graffiti, which can of "Conflict of Interest," and Barbara Howar, had in him. Then he thought of his wife and be removed with a soap solution. The outdoor graffiti has to who wrote "Making Ends Meet." five children. There was no question about be erased with a high-pressure water hose. Sandblasting what he would do. He made the left turn and will be used on the IMS walkway. Their conclusion was that the Washington was surprised at that hour to find so few cars It's not that graffiti isn't funny or clever, but when it's novel is alive and well, mainly because all the on the Beltway. found in the wrong places, it can be very expensive to clean ingredients for the novel are here—power, up- suspense and sex. *** Some fraternities have ignored this, and have painted their symbols on the sidewalk near Fraternity Rock. I've been trying to write a Washington Secretary of State Clem Hapsted picked up Artists' loyalty to their fraternities is admirable, but novel for some time, but have not been the phone, and a man with a heavy foreign perhaps it is too strong. successful, mainly because every time 1 think accent said. "This is Fotopick calling. We And students who have decorated dormitories with spray I've got a good fiction plot, someone else has have the pictures you ordered." paint are also at fault. All residents of these dormitories already done it. "Oh. my God." said Hapsted. "How did have to pay to remove the graffiti. Here are some of the false starts I've had, you get them?" The artists and the University must compromise. which never got off the ground. Although students should not vandalize concrete (some of *** the buildings are ugly enough), they will probably continue to do so. President Coeburn sat in the Oval Office. Art Buchwald The student government or inter-fraternity council could Stretched out on the couch was the beautiful, construct graffiti boards or provide wall space to raven-haired, buxom Olga. She said to him bitterly. "Why do we have to keep sneaking "With a telephoto lens opening of f8 at fraternities for their symbols. 200th of a second." Someone's going to have to pay for it all. The vandalism around like this all the time? Are you ashamed to take me to the Gridiron Club?" "What will it cost me to get the should be stopped now, before it becomes even more negatives?" expensive to erase. "Darling, you know I have to take my wife "Jerusalem." to the Gridiron Club." *** "You always say that. But 1 know the real The man in the slouch hat and dirty reason." raincoat pretended to be studying a portrait of The president in an exasperated voice said, Mary Washington in the National Gallery Letters policy "What's the real reason?" when the uniformed guard took out his .45 "I'm the Russian ambassador." pistol and fired three shots at him. The man fell to the floor with a thud. People rushed ••* from all over at the guard hurried to a phone Letters to the editor must be dated, and must include the booth.
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