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Vol.LXXXIVNo.78 University of Connecticut Tuesday, February 10,1980 She gave to all... unselfish love' WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - Ella Tambussi Grasso. the ;v".. nation's first woman governor elected in her own right, was buried Monday atop a sun-splashed slope in St. Mary's Cemetery next to her Italian immigrant parents. "She gave to all of you what she gave to me...a mother's gift of unselfish love and compassion," Mrs. Grasso's son, James, 29, said in delivering an eloquent eulogy to his mother who died Thursday of cancer complications. Mrs. Grasso, her body racked with cancer of the liver and intestinal tract after an almost year-long struggle, resigned in her second term on New Year's Eve. She died in Hartford Hospital with her husband, Dr. Thomas Grasso, an educator, and her children, James and Susane, at her bedside. She was 61. James Grasso said he took the "unusual step of paying tribute to my mother at her funeral because I'm so proud and privileged to have had Ella Tambussi Grasso as my mother." He described his mother as "a radiant ray of sunshine, whose warm and engaging smile brought a flow of love upon each day." And to his father, he said: "It goes without saying that my sister and I both realize that our father gave of himself so unselfishly to allow her to accomplish what no woman had ever dared to. "He was as she always said, 'My best friend.' " James Grasso, (left) son of the late former Gov. Ella Grasso, delivers the eulogj al his As James' sister, Susane, left the pew with her family, she mother's funeral Monday at St. Joseph's Cathedral. Listening are Gov. William O'Neill, reached over the edge and plucked from a vase near the altar (center) and Lt. Gov. James Fauliso (UPI ohoto). a red rose and clutched it. SEE PAGE II Polish premier ousted by party

WARSAW. Poland (UPI) - Pinkowski's ouster had .appointed by former Party Polish Premier Jozef been expected, for in the leader Edward Gierek. who was purged last year, and Pinkowski was ousted from months since he took office office Monday at a in a strike-triggered may have been considered a f Communist Party Central government shuffle Aug. 24. relic of his discredited Committee meeting and labor strife has persisted and regime. r 7*#T ~^ In Washington. Reagan replaced by the nation's in the past month has defense minister in what escalated to its most intense administration officials were reported to believe that could signal a new hard-line point since the massive Soviet intervention was policy toward the strikes of the summer. inevitable. independent labor In addition, Pinkowski was movement. In an added sign of a possible crackdown on labor Administrators call unrest, party leaders at the special 13-hour Central for more minority Committee session warned that the escalating work stoppages and deteriorating students and profs economic conditions have created a "dangerous"' By KEITH FONTAINE threat to Poland's "national* existence." UConn administrators called for the recruitment of more «r< ' In a brief bulleting at the minority professors and students Monday at a race relations close of the session, the forum attended by about 50 students. Kenneth G. Wilson, vice president of academic affairs, official Polish news agency PAP merely said Pinkowski, blamed the lack of black professors on campus on the "limited pool" of black professionals in the hard sciences and who is also a party Politburo on the small demand for professors in the humanities, which member. resigned as has an abundance of minority professors seeking employment. premier and his resignation UConn President John A. DiBiaggio suggested that had been accepted. University administrators "grow their own" minority PAP said Pinkowski will professors by recruiting more minority graduate students in be replaced by the current the hard sciences. Defense Minister. Gen. Other issues discussed during the question-and-answer Wojciech Jaruzelski — who period included the University policy banning racism of all will be Poland's fourth Workers at more than 450 factories in Poland walked out forms on campus. DiBiaggio said the policy will be enforced premier in a year and the on strike Monday. Here, workers listen to Solidarity union and students acting in violation of the regulations will be third since the labor leader Lech Walesa's strike announcement outside the punished. gates of the Fampa paper factory [UPI photo). upheavals.of last summer. SEE PAGE4

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Story, p. 16 Stoty, p.7 Page 2 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Tuesday, February 10.1980 OPINION Health students should attend hearing

If you're an underclassman enrolled in the school of pharmacy or allied health . you should try to stop the state from adding $200 to your fee bill by attending Wednesday's budget hearing at the State Capitol. Students in these schools are being asked to compensate for the state's stinginess this year, so they should be i survived especially concerned. But students in other fields have a lot to worry about, too. This year, the University is asking students desiring HAI6 professions in the health schools to pitch in. Next year, US ARMY students in the hard sciences and engineering may be told they must pay more because of rising laboratory costs. Student Trustee Steve Donen says the extra fee for health students sets a bad precedent for the University, and we'd have to agree. He thinks the state should make up the difference caused by the increasing costs. Supreme Court or TV studio? Again, he has a good point. The money won't come from anywhere else except the students' pockets. But the state WASHINGTON-The Supreme Court just would give you a suspended sentence." must be convinced to reallocate the necessary funding. voted to allow television cameras into the "I'm not a bank robber," Arnold protests. That's the purpose of the hearing. courtroom. It might be one of the most "You saw me on television in regard to a case Students in the affected schools can call attention to the far-reaching decisions the Burger Court has in which I refused to pay a train ticket." excellent records of their graduates. About 50 percent of ever made, and possibly the most frightening "Don't tell me what I saw on television. You the allied health professionals in the state have UConn as far as protecting the innocent goes. were on Monday night." degrees. Let me explain. Anyone who has had any "That was another trial." And about 80 percent of the state's pharmacists obtained exposure on television knows that everyone "Get out of the bank, I don't ever want to diplomas from UConn. The pharmacy school stipulates that who has seen you recognizes you, but no one see you here again," the guard tells him." students partake in five years of undergraduate study Arnold leaves in a daze. He's stopped on the before they can obtain degrees, an indicator of Its tough street by a man. "Hey, Arnold, I'm a big fan standards. Art Buchwald of yours. Anyone who could embessle $7 Legislators should be convinced that students won't be million from his company and wind up with a able to afford a degree in one of the affected fields. TV in the Courts hung jury is my kind of guy. How about your Testifying to that would be the most effective way of autograph?" showing the urgency of the situation. "I didn't embezzle $7 million from my Buses will leave from the Student Union at 4:30 p.m. can remember what you said or did. For 15 company." Wednesday for the hearing. If you would like to reserve a years people who watched them every night "Okay, so it was more. I bet 5-to-l you'd seat, call the Undergraduate Student Government office. didn't know Huntley from Brinkley. I had the beat the rap. Just put your John Hancock here good fortune to be on "6tf Minutes" in a on my business card and sign it to my son friendly piece done by Mike Wallace--but to Billy." this day people can't remember if I was the Arnold signs it. A crowd gathers and a§ks Letters policy scheming real estate developer in Arizona, or for autographs. "Who is it?" a lady wants to the guy who was smuggling in illegal aliens .know. from Mexico." "It's 'Son of Sam,' " someone else says. All letters submitted for publication should not exceed With the advent of cable television and its "They just let him out." 250 words, and must be typewritten and double-spaced. eventual choice of 50 channels, we have to Arnold manages to break through the crowd The Daily Campus reserves the right to edit letters for assume that courtroom trials will provide and make it to his office where all his friends length, grammar and libel. Letters must also include the some of the best entertainment on television. are shaking his hand. One says, "Arnold, I name, address, and telephone number of their authors. Therefore some smart cable TV operator will don't want to be critical but you should look at Send letters to Box U-189, Storrs, Conn. They may be plug into the courts and get an entire channel the camera more when you're talking." hand-delivered to the Daily Campus office on I2I N. of free time shows. Another says, "You looked awfully nervous. Eagleville Road between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday Let us assume that a defendant, Arnold Were you nervous?" A third says, "I didn't through Friday. Gullible, is being tried by a jury in New York see the show but my wife said your lawyer was for refusing to pay for an AMTRAK train ride, a dummy and if she had been on the jury she because there was no heat in the car and the would have given you the maximum." train was two hours late. The boss calls Arnold in. "We're going to (Eminectiait Baf Iff titamjnu After three days Arnold is found innocent of have to let you go. I've had calls from three the charges and freed. All this has been on customers who said they don't want to do SERVING STORRS SINCE 1896 television. business with a company who hires wife- The next day Arnold is walking to his office beaters." and a lady on the .street says to her "I'm not a wife-beater," Arnold protests. "I KEN KOEPPER companion, "Look, there's the man we saw on just refused to pay a train ticket." Editor in Chief television who held up the liquor store in the "I know it and you know it, but the TV Bronx." audiences don't know it. They got you mixed "No, that's not the man who held up the up with a fellow who was tried right after you. DAN ALEXANDER GRAEME BROWN liquor store. He's the one who mugged the old Managing Editor We can't afford to have a bad image. You're Business Manager man in the park." going to have to pack it in." Arnold keeps walking. Arnold winds up driving a bus, but his He stops off at his bank to cash a check. The 1 ■■■-< ci superior warns him, "We know you're an guard immediately recognizes him and draws ex-con, and we're going to give you a break. If his gun. "You're not going to pull another But one false move and I call your parole M "• «Mt 1 bank robbery here," the guard tells him. "1 office,, and you'll go back to the slammer saw you on TV and I couldn't believe the judge where you belong."

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Terrance Mark, 7-year-old, taking meningitis shot in Houston. p. 10 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Tuesday, February 10,1980 Page 3 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR minded to allow themselves to be exposed more than 10 Trail expedition communism minutes to music which is mri+uMi labor ujiiirtse the foundation of rock turn vehicle wasn't WKartMawc..- their dial and be sated. Let only one abused Rrsttiherecuill ■ggf UP against,^ WHUS remain the valuable alternative it is. To the editor: be economic chaos MB/L oppressors If those who turn past I feel obligated to correct and depression,. WHUS without a thought some distorted information actually listened to some in a Jan? 29 article midland or Miles Davis, they concerning student just might find they like it. organizations having to follow stricter procedures Paul W. Deelev concerning the use of state Russell B vehicles. The article states "Barry King's remark Wilson, activities director, said the decision was caused about Grasso b'y the damage done to a state vehicle used on the and ujorKers blatant sexism UConn Appalachian Trail win unite and except in To the editor: expedition last summer. The £^ Poland,,. On Feb. 6. the Daily cost of the repairs was seize control. Campus printed an article assumed by the state ?^> titled "Colleagues Department ofTransportation remember Governor." in the since the expedition had no article. Massachusetts University financial Governor Edward King was support." quoted; "(-Ella Grasso) The above statement is dedicated her life to serving misinformation and needs the people of her stale and some clarification. The her country — yet she never regulations for using state forgot that she was, above all vehicles remain the same but arid some small scratches later in December, all our else, a wife, and a mother." they have been interpreted and dents would need to be remaining money had been Station's format If our governor had been in different ways in the past, touched. The only major spent since we did not expect changes cater male, would Gov. King have an honest shortcoming in repair was a bent drive shaft, another transportation felt compelled to say. "yet any large bureaucracy. which had to be replaced. At expenditure. As soon as it to weak tastes he never forgot that he was. There were other student that time, we had money in was feasible, this bill was above all else, a" husband organizations using state our budget and would have paid to the satisfaction of the To the editor: and a father?" vehicles who did not exactly been willing to pay the cost parties involved. I am greatly dismayed by Jo-Ann R. Daddio follow the guidelines, which of repair. The cost of repairs was the reported changes in < i.ind.ill A also contributed to this However, a breakdown in not assumed by the state format announced by closer scrutiny. The decision interpersonal communi- department of transportation WHUS. They arc a reflexive Gen. Haig more was not solely caused by the cation gave me the distinct and the expedition did have effort to pacify those strident Appalachian Trail impression that we wouldn't some financial support from children among the student of a diplomat expedition, as Mr. Wilson have to pay anymore than the University. body who will not be calmed states. the mileage rate and the unless their pop-rock than a soldier When I returned the daily rental rate (a total of security blanket is tightly To the editor: vehicle to the motor pool last more than $1,600). Warren Doyle wrapped about themselves I read your editorial of September, we knew that it When we received the bill Expedition Leader 24 hours a day. Feb. 2. Obviously, you don't would have to be cleaned. for the repairs three months Willimantic Music director Rich like the beginning Alexander Stevens' effort to meet his Haig has made in A.A.C.C. Reminder... obligation to students by articulating American AFRO-AMERICAN HISTORY OBSERVANCE MONTH BALL instituting a homogenous foreign policy — and I might format goes against the add that I am not sure that I FEBRUARY 14,1981 at 9 PM in S.U. Ballroom Admission: $1.00 raison d'etre of non- do either. But your point that commercial radio and this the problem may lie in the institution. fact that "he is no diplomat The point of non- ...(his) forte is commanding commercial radio is to the armed forces ..." is just provide an alternative to the not right. I am sure you lowest common denominator checked your facts to note approach that dominates so that Haig is unique among much of our lives. The American four-star generals classical, jazz, and public- in that he has never affairs programming of commanded a division. His WHUS provide an ail-too entire career is diplomatic scarce alternative to the and bureaucratic in both avalanche of pop and rock organization and function. that buries the rest of the dial. Everett Ladd Let those who are too Director. Institute immature and closed- for Social Inquiry Daily Campus Writers' clinic

Be a 3 p.m. Sweetheart ForYour REMEMBER: Thurv, Feb. 14 Sweetheart! Wednesday is VALENTINE'S DAY! Pa0e4 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Tuesday, February 10,1980 USG committee says buy printing press By DOUG FISHER Students may soon have access to an offset press in the print shop of the Fine Arts Building to print their own writing, posters, flyers and poetry. The Publications Club, a 15-member organization, received approval from the Undergraduate Student Government Finance Committee for $3000 to purchase the press. If the USG Central Committee approves the purchase Wednesday, the press would be available later in the semester Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to4 p.m. Spokeswoman Rosalyn Applebaum said the press will allow students "more creativity and will provide higher quality" than they can now get from University Publications. Students would be required to pay for ink. paper and the plates, which must be prepared outside the University at $7 each. Also, Class of '81 President David Lasnick asked for $1400 to be used as deposit money to secure the Hartford Civic Center convention hall for a "Senior Prom" on May 9. UConn President John A. DtBiaggio [left] and Dr. Howard Stanback, assistant dean of the He said the club hopes to get the band "Eight to the Bar" School of Social Work in Hartford [RolVen photo]. for the event, which would cost between S10 and $20 a couple. The tickets, however, would not include dinner, but a cash bar and hors d'oeuvres should be provided. The cost for a dinner. Lasnick said, would be $50 per couple. The prom would be open initially to only seniors, he said.but would probably be opened to all students. The hall can hold ... AACC forum 800 people, with «an option of 1.200 more, based on ticket demand. FROM PAGE ONE incident." DiBiaggio said. "We must ensure The Finance Committee decided to consider the proposal DiBiaggio quoted from the statement he the right of due process to alL" next week. issued following last year's Day of Metanoia. Both 'DiBiaggio and Howard Stanback, In other business, the Economics Club was allocated $350 urging students and faculty to be deeply assistant dean of the -school of social work in for a film and fees to bring Harvard economist Richard sensitive to the moral rights of all. Hartford, voiced concern over the Reagan Freeman to campus for a speech April 14. Questions from the audience concerning administration and the New Right in their University actions against a white UConn opening statements. athlete involved in a racial incident shortly "We are seeing the reduction of the very before the close of last semester could not be programs we need most." DiBiaggio said. Weather answered by DiBiaggio or other members of "Entitlement programs, social services, and the faculty panel, however, because of privacy educational programs are being cut." rights. DiBiaggio said these cuts reflect the current Clouding up today with highs in the mid 30s. Windy and The incident, in which a white student administration's adverse policy concerning mild with rain developing tonight and continuing Wednesday. allegedly attempted to gain access to a black students and minorities. Precipitation may begin as a brief period of snow or freezing party in Watson Hall without paying "The mood that exists in the segment of the rain. Lows tonight 30 to 35. Highs Wednesday 40 to 45. Light admission, and reportedly hurled racial- population now housed in Washington can't southeasterly today increasing to 15 to 20 mph late in the day epithets afterward, is currently under appeal, spill over here," he said. "I won't allow it." and 15 to 25 mph and gusty tonight. according to DiBiaggio. "The Buckley The forum vas sponsored by the Amendment prevents the discussion of that Afro- American Cultural Center. TICKETS ON SALE SENIOR WEDNESDAY PICTURES

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Wine and other refreshments served during meeting. The Connecticut Daily Campus, Tuesday, February 10,1980 Page 5 Fund transfers key to UConn budget By BRUCE McNULTY UConn officials hope to persuade the state legislature to allow the university to transfer funds from one area of the budgetto another, Arthur Gillis. vice president of finance and administration, said. Funds allocated to the University from the state can be used only in those areas for which they were specifically designated. Exchanging funds requires the lengthy and sometimes difficult approval of the Fiscal Advisory Commit- tee, he said. 1 If funds could be transferred, surpluses in one area of the University budget could be used to cover deficits in other areas, Gillis said. Gillis said UConn seeks the power "to move dollars around «.?1?8 S?" !ra?tat JoMph Ger8°n 8lg,, • petWon »°PP<»rt«ng ^ University's proposed for our own needs," which may compensate for the proposed H4.5 million budget. More than 400 signatures were collected. The petitions are located in $4 million UConn budget cut recommended by Gov. William the library and Student Union. They wfll be brought to the UConn budget bearlns at the O'Neill. UConn doesn't seek "special status" from the Capitol Wednesday [Rolken photo]. legislature, Gillis said, but instead wants less rigidity of funds control in the hope of improving UConn's economy. According to Gillis. in the fall of 1980 there was a $400,000 Trustee applications due surplus in a personnel budget. The University needed these funds to cover energy costs, library support and lab supplies, but their request to use the surplus was denied by the Fiscal Wednesday; only two so far Advisory Committee, he said. By KAREN FRICK Catanese, an eighth semester student graduating in May. University attracts Although the application deadline is There are only two student positions on the Wednesday, only two students have applied Board of Trustees. Farren said. "This is the for the available student position-on the students' only chance to get new blood into UConn Board of Trustees, the chairman of the better frosh class the policy decisions that affect all students," Student Trustees Elections Committee said. he said. Storrs freshmen had a higher high school class rank this "I'm very surprised at the turnout.'' Brian Student trustees serve for a two-year term year than in 1979. although ranking for freshman at the Farren said. "But there is still plenty cf time and one is elected each year. branches dropped, according to figures released by the for a student to submit an application.'' Student trustee Steven Donen. whose term University admissions office. An'applicant must be a full-time student will expire next year, said the poor application The figures show that the mean rank of Storrs freshmen in registered at UConn and must have a response was a result of the students' their high school class has risen from 80.9 percentile in 1979 to cumulative grade point average that is not frustration with budget cuts and tuition hikes. 82.3 percentile this year, although the ranking for freshmen below the minimum set by the school in which Both Donen and Farren believe the at the regional campuses dropped from 72.6 percentile in 1979 he is enrolled. The applicant should submit a advertising of the position was adequate. to 68.6 percentile this year. letter of intent, a photograph, a brief "The publicity was good," Farren said, "and The median scores on the Scholastic Achievement Test were biographical sketch and a petition signed by at it is amazing that we got such a large response 499.3 on the verbal portion and 553.9 on the mathematics for least 200 students. last year, when we advertised less." incoming freshmen. The position is being vacated by Richard The scores for most freshmen in most schools and colleges at UConn were at that mark, but students in the school of engineering had a median score of 618.2 on the mathematics The Afro-American Cultural Center part of the SAT exam sponsors Red personals Friday

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It is the first exhibit Ten private developers expected to-contain shops, a said. featuring members' work in the history of the Photopool have expressed an interest in restaurant and athletic "I think it's going to give club, Guevin said. building a new commercial facilities such as a pool and the University a chance to "The exhibit is only one in a series of activities planned to center on Route 195 near the racquetball courts. Arms get some money it stimulate members' participation," Guevin said. Future UConn police station, said. The new attractions desperately needs," Arms plans include other campus exhibits, club trips, workshops, according to Frank Arms, might encourage students to said. and club T-shirts. director of real properties. Photopool is UConn's extra curricular photographic A formal proposal will be organization. Upon payment of a $10 fee per semester and submitted to interested Donen says state by passing a 6-week darkroom laboratory, members are developers in early summer, free to borrow Photopool's large variety of photographic who will submit their own equipment and to use Photopool's darkrooms. proposals to the University should cover new fee and the toWn. The University As an alternative to imposing a $200 fee for students in English Dept. offers prizes will lease the land to private health programs. Student Trustee Steven Donen is urging the developers in a joint venture. administration and students to ask the General Assembly Feb. 14 is the deadline for submitting entries in three of Construction is slated to directly for the needed program funds. the English Department's annual writing prize competi- Last spring. UConn made a special operating budget tions. begin next year, after permits are obtained and request of $90,000 for expenses in the School of Pharmacy. The deadline applies to the Wallace Stevens Award for financing is arranged, Arms This request was granted, and Donen said he estimates poetry, a $300 prize, the $500 Hackman Prize for fiction, said. $270,000 would be needed this year to avoid the academic- and the Kennecott Awards of $750, $150. and $100 for fees. essays. The primary objective of the complex is to provide a Students affected by the fees are enrolled in the Schools of Undergraduates on any campus may enter, and graduate hotel-conference center with Allied Health and Pharmacy. Donen said these students, as students also are eligible for the Wallace Stevens Award. banquet facilities which well as those in the related schools of engineering, biology and Kennecott entries should be sponsored by a member of the chemistry, should take advantage of the free buses to the English department. would provide room for workshops and conferences. 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By UNITED PRESS held in prison 281 days, will be able In Amherst. N.Y.. her husband. Bern said earlier in the day Mrs. INTERNATIONAL to leave Iran. John, told NBC News Monday that Dwyer would leave on the next flight A last-minute hitch over identity Mrs. Dwyer. a mother of three, the problem with Iranian authorities with an "appropriate destination" — papers delayed Cynthia Dwyer's was detained at Tehran Airport as "has been resolved** and his wife but that may not be until Wednesday release from Iran Monday as she was she was about to board her flight "should be leaving on the first flight when the next scheduled flight from about to board her flight to freedom while Swiss diplomats tried to sort tomorrow Tuesday. Tehran is to depart. following nine months in jail, but her out what they described as "last- State department spokesman Sue Whether intentional or not. the husband said she will head home minute difficulties" with her travel Pittman, however, said. "There's no sudden hitch in Mrs. Dwyer's release Tuesday. papers that prevented her departure. word yet from the Swiss about Mrs. after 281 days was a bizarre and — to In Washington. the State She was convicted of spying for the Dwyer. I don't have" any word that her family and friends back in Department said it could not confirm CIA by an Iranian revolutionary court she might be . . . leaving Tehran . . . Amherst. N.Y. — cruel replay of the when Mrs. Dwyer. 43, who is known last week but ordered expelled from We are just awaiting developments." confusion that delayed the departure as the "53rd hostage" and who was Iran. The Swiss Foreign Ministry in of the 52 American hostages La. judge refuses petition; Anchorman Kuralt execution scheduled Friday held for drunk drive BATON ROUG E, La. (UPI) - A state judge Judge Walter I. Lanier Jr., who presided REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (UPI) - Charles B. Kuralt, the Monday refused to sign a rehearing petition, over Martin's 1978 murder trial, refused to ex-roving correspondent who is now a television anchor allowing for the scheduled execution Friday of sign Shapiro's petition asking the U.S. man for CBS News, was arrested on charges of drunken driving near the San Francisco International Airport, police convicted murderer David Dene Martin. Supreme Court to reconsider its earlier said Monday. Defense lawyer Richard Shapiro, fighting decision denying Martin further appeals. against a 3 a.m. Friday deadline, said he Martin, convicted of the 1977 murders of four The California Highway Patrol said Kuralt, 46, best known for the 13 years of his "On The Road" assignment would go to a higher court Tuesday in. an people in a Lafayette, La., trailer home, will for CBS, was jailed briefly in San Mateo, Calif., after his attempt to stop the first state -execution in 20 be electrocuted at the state penitentiary at arrest at 12:10 a.m. Sunday morning on Bayshore Freeway. years. Angola between midnight and 3 a.nu Friday "He did not get.the say from the judge and unless a stay is issued. "The arresting officer saw the car weaving in a lane and stopped it," a highway patrol spokesman said. "He talked he is going to the state Supreme Court The execution would be the first use of to the driver and had him perform the raodside balance tomorrow," said state Corrections Depart- Louisiana's newly rewired electric chair since test. ment lawyer Richard Crain. 1961. when Jessie J. Ferguson was executed.

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The Admissions Office • and The Afro-American Cultural Center present &&m RACIAL RELATIONS: An Admissions Report Thursday, February 12, 1981 . 6:30 p.m. Student Union 218 ELEANOR LANE, Asst. Director of Admissions, dis- cusses the status of Blacks at UConn. The public Is encouraged to attend. CAMP NAOMI Popular Co-ed camp in Sebago Lake Region in Southern Maine. Superb program and facilities. Openings for waterfront Director, Unit Super- visors, General Counselors and program specialists. Excellent working conditions & salaries. Coaplcu Beauty Car* Scntcn MAKYAXXN See: Leonard M. Katowitz Alt InayPrmui Cuuial/DcaaBi Ttnurmn* Shaaipoo Srta/Fermancnl Wavca/Coiorlng and Htgb- llChUflg/laalant ad Hctt CcndlUanlBf^'MHctM Executive Director '~<«Multatl.n and Ai«i>Jkau.«i,f >raanu Hair Removal HAIRCRAJ-T Shell Ui.iu .in llazu. WiUuiiuiiui' rimvntttv lluxu. Stuns At: Campus Job Fair on Feb. 18 «EP*EN« * »K» Ski and HdrC— Pwfcm Tek-|.xme 423-5353 Telc|«i.«c 487-1021 or contect: Jewish Community Center Camps •*■•• HMntrnat ad Hair Cart lln. Nkm-TiicH.-Wal 9-6 Tlmrs ftFrt 9KI9 S»I H-5 50 Hunt St., Watertown, Mass. 02172 tol. (817)924-2030 Page 8 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Tuesday, February 10,1980 i i The Iliad, Play by Play' 'a winning show

By ROB OBIE and unstoppable role of fate in Greek drama. All eyes watch as the coin floats Many of the scenes between high into the air and lands with a Agamemnon and Achilles revolved dusty plunk on the field of battle. The around a fight or an argument. But, referee picks the coin up and squints the actors did not give in to mere at it under the hot sun. He holds the shouting or cheap physical coin up and shows it to both anxious harangues'. They varied their team captains. The Trojans elect to character's attacks and responses kick off. The Greeks receive. But, the with sensitivity to the psychological struggle about to begin is not some motivations of their roles. The great modern-day bowl game, it is the ten warriors were torn between their year long Trojan War. jealousy of one another and their ARTS This opening coin toss was all part pledge to Zeus to rescue Helen trom of the National Theater of the Deaf's Troy. Together, they more than fill performance of "The Iliad, Play by the mighty shoes of their characters. Play" presented Monday night in The production kept a good sense Jorgensen Auditorium. This version of humor throughout the play, which of Homer's classic epic, adapted by provided comic relief from the playwright Shanny Mow for the continual pressure of battles and Theater, places the struggle of men gods. Included in the Theater's spoof and gods into a football stadium of television football were a complete with cheerleaders, trainers, transplanted Coca-Cola commercial and sports commentators. in which a young fan gives Achilles Three hearing actors performed his drink in exchange for Achilles the spoken words for their 10 deaf towel.. colleagues plus their own parts. All An omen from Zeus appears the words were signed as well as several times over the field of battle spoken by the actors. Even though as the Goodyear blimp, and Achilles hearing actor Charles Michael Roper, mother Thetis answers his prayers as Hector, was the focus of much of from the Whirlpool bath the hero is the physical as well as spoken action, soaking in before the big game. he did not overshadow his "The Iliad, Play by Play" is a colleagues. historic production for the National Deaf actors Charles Baird, as Theater of the Deaf. It is the first Agamemnon, and Howie Seago, as show produced by the theater in Achilles, portrayed the feuding which both the director and ,.».**■ Greek heroes with a sense of The Greek warriors look for an omen from Zeus In "The Iliad, Play by Play." playwright are deaf, and it is also the restrained power and an first time a theater company has (Roklen photo). understanding of the ever-present performed on tour in all fifty states. EAT, DRINK, AND BE MERRY

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By TAYLOR WARREN formula, the scene switches to The only thing Wrong with characters, and most of those The world needs an alternative to modern-day Los Angeles, where the Brando's role is he does not appear conversations are dull and drawn out. oil, and "The Formula*' suggests confusing mystery begins. , enough. His character is unique and The director rarely makes these there may be one. but it is being George C. Scott plays a police amusing., and the best part of the sessions interesting or unique. The hidden from the public. detective who stumbles onto the film. majority of these meetings are The film begins in Germany formula while investigating a The cinematography is well-done presented as walks Scott takes with toward the end of World War II. A murder. He travels to Germany in his throughout the film, presenting the characters he questions. Even a German officer is ordered to take a search, and finds help from a model striking images of war-time and mystery-lover or oil-driller would find secret formula for synthetic fuel out played by Marthe Keller. Both do modern day Germany, but the script this film a bit tiring. of Berlin before the city is taken by well in their roles, but the is rather confusing and redundant. the Allied forces, but he is captured outstanding performance of the film The whole movie is a series of "The formula" is now playing at by American soldiers. As the is given by Marlon Brando, as an question-and-answer sessions Vemon Cine I and II. Americans begin examining the executive for an oil company. between Scott and the other Bill Haley dead at 55

HARLINGEN. Texas (UPI) - Bill later sang the song in the movie Haley, best remembered for the "Rock Around the Clock." 1950s classic multi-million seller Haley was born William John "Rock Around the Clock" and Clifton Haley Jr. in Highland reverd by some fans as the father Park. Mich., on July 6. 1925, to a of rock n' roll, died Monday at his family strongly influenced by home. He was 55. country music. He could play Police said Haley, leader of a guitar by the time he entered group called the Comets whose Boothyne High School, and left music became the theme of the home at the age of 15 to tour the first rock n' roll movie, was found Midwest, playing mostly with dead in his bed at the hpme in the country-western bands. Rio Grande Valley retirement area His first band was called the where he had lived with his wife Down Homers, and in 1951 the for some time in relative seclusion. guitarist, singer and bandleader Tommy Thompson, justice of the signed with Essex Records of peace in Harlingen, ruled Haley Philadelphia as Haley's died of natural causes. He pro- Saddlcmcn. Their first record was nounced Haley dead at 12:44 p.m.. called "Rocket 88." but said it appeared he had been In 1952. Haley rechristened his dead eight to 12 hours. band the Comets and in 1953 they Haley's "Rock Around the recorded their first hit, "Cr.izy Clock" swept the nation in 1955 as Man Crazy." His first million- the theme of the motion picture seller was "Shake Rattle and Marion Brando's portrayal of a wealthy businessman is one of the best "The Blackboard Jungle." Haley Roll," for Decca. moments of "The formula."

INTERESTED IN A The Afro-American Cultural Center and PHOTOPOOL CAREER IN THE The School of Education JEWISH PROFESSIONS present OR JUST WANT EDUCATION AND THE WORLD OF WORK TO STUDY? MEETING Thursday, February 12,1981 Rabbi Barry Starr, Director featuring 3:00 P-m Gentry Building Room 221 Feb. 10 of Recruitment, JSA will visit UConn campus on BATES LYONS, Policy Management — State of 8:00 p.m. Wed. 2/11, 2-4 p.m., Connecticut Monteith Rm. 206 to meet This presentation is free of charge, and open to the public. Commons 312 with interested students.

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BLACK COLLOQUIM: BALFOUR • BLACK ENTERPRISE Mon. Feb. 9 WOMEN'S AS LOW MEN'S AS LOW Tues. Feb. 10 AS $36.70 AS $52.90 A panel of knowledgeable Wed. Feb. 11 businessmen will talk to students 10A.M-4P.M. about opportunities and obstacles of the black entrepreneur. RM.200 in the IN THE STUDENT UNION LOBBY Graduate Center (adjacent to the ONLY $10 DEPOSIT REQUIRED, FULL WARRANTY Graduate dorms) TIME: 3:30-5.Feb.11 APO Sponsored The Connecticut Daily Campus, Tuesday, February 10,1980 Page 11 . . . Grasso FROM PAGE ONE Mrs. Grasso's last solemn journey began with a fond farewell from the people of Connecticut and dignitaries from outside the state that surpassed anything like it in the recent history of the state. Thousands, who called her "Ella," the name she preferred they use rather than governor, began filing past her open casket in the historic Hall of Flags at the state Capitol in Hartford shortly after noon Sunday. They came all night long in the rainy, chilly February weather, into the sunny dawn and mid-morning hours. Her mourners were people from all walks of life. The young and the old, babes in arms, scholars and street gang members, patricians and police cadets. Some blessed themselves, some paused in silent prayer. One woman blew her a kiss. Alternating members of the Governor's Foot Guard, dressed in colonial regalia, stod vigil at her bier, along with state troopers and the military in full dress as the public paid respects in their long and last goodbye. Mourners file past the open casket of former Gov. Ella Grasso at the State Capitol Monday Her casket was draped with the state's blue and white flag morning [UPI photo]. at its foot. Her clasped hands held pearl-like rosary beads as well as her cherished work, the state's Register and Manual, an almanac of Connecticut facts. As the former secretary of the state, she was its editor. The final tribute to Mrs. Grasso began with a Mass of State pays tribute to Ella Christian Burial at St. Joseph's Cathedral in Hartford. Her casket was borne through the cathedral's 435-foot high bronze doors and placed before the altar rail. It was covered HARTFORD (UPI) - The former governor they knew casket arrived at the by a white burial cloth with a braided green pall. citizens Ella Grasso served simply as "Ella." Cathedral oT St. Joseph. Across the state, bells tolled for five minutes as the service through 27 years of public- More than 400 people They remained, with bowed began, as requested by Gov. William O'Neill, who also asked life Monday lined city streets waited for up to two hours heads, until the bells chimed that Monday be set aside as a day of mourning for Mrs. and braved the bitter cold to until the black hearse at noon In memory of Mrs. Grasso. bid a last farewell to the bearing her flag — draped Grasso. "She was a great governor," said Robert Tollis, who met Mrs. (Jrasso SCUBA COURSE FITS once when President Carter was helping her campaign for re-election in 1978. "1 said "Hello Mrs. PRE-WASHED Grasso," he recalled. "My SIGNUPS name is Ella. You can call me DENIM Ella," he said the late Tues. Feb. 10 7:30 p.m. Commons 315 FLARES governor replied. Heavy 14 Vi oz. Mrs. Grasso. 61, who died $89 includes use of scuba equipment and text, 9 weeks of Thursday after a 10-month battle with cancer, was given class and pool training. 3 ocean dives, NAUI certification, a state funeral Monday and and membership in the UCONN SCUBA CLUB. $16 to J20 Value buried with full military For information, Call Eugene Muchanski 429-3832 Slill'IJ S < I Ml II honors in her hometown of Downtown Willimanlic Windsor Locks. Sponsored By UConn Scuba Club Where Ms All At" J She called the residents of the state "my people" and they called her "Ella." 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Syria mounted Monday over the kidnapping of the chief were trying to delay Palestinian autonomy According tc the reports. Sadat told Ben- Jordanian diplomat in Beirut, with Amman accusing talks until after the Israeli elections in what it Elissar it was "not practical" to resume the Damascus of turning Lebanon into a "jungle full of called a breach of the Camp David accords. Palestinian autonomy negotiations at this gangsters." At the same time, Egyptian President time. An officer of the pro-Syrian "Eagles of the Revolution" Anwar Sadat left Cairo for Luxembourg to Current polls indicated that Prime Minister terrorist group denied his organization had any part in the address the European parliament Tuesday, at Menachem Begin's ruling Likud Bloc will lose abduction last Friday of Charge d'Affairs Hisham which time he was expected to voice qualified to Shimon Peres' Labor opposition in the June Muheissen. support for a European Middle East peace 30 elections. • A caller claiming to be a member of the organization had initiative opposed by Israel. Burg said stalling the talks until after the said Muheissen would be executed at 10 a.m. EST Monday Israel's chief autonomy negotiator, Josef election "constitutes a breach of the Camp unless Jordan and Iraq turned over seven Syrian Air Force Burg, issued a statement in response to David agreements and Israel would have to defectors. reports leaked to the Israeli media of a draw conclusions from this breach." 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NEW DELHI, India (UPI) - The Soviet naming the Soviet Union or Moscow-backed Radio reports said Jordan's ambassador to Damascus occupation of Afghanistan threatened Monday Vietnam. returned home and that Jordanian authorities announced to open the most serious rift in the 20-year Afghanistan's President Babrak Karmal history of the non-aligned movement, pitting regulations that Syrians entering Jordan must have repeated his readiness for talks with Pakistan non-communist nations against socialist passports instead of the previously accepted national and Iran, which he has accused of supporting sympathizers. identity cards. Moslem Afghan guerrillas, to open the way for In Amman. Jordan. Prime Minister Mudar Badran Communist maverick Yugoslavia called for the withdrawal of an estimated 85,000 Soviet reiterated allegations that Syria "masterminded" the the withdrawal of foreign troops from troops from Afghanistan. abduction. Afghanistan and Cambodia, but without

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DISARM AND LIVE: meeting to discuss and plan for local disarma- ment campaign Tuesday, February 10 S.U. 7 p.m. Students For Peace. A10 TAKE CHARGE AT 22. There will be an Alpha Zeta meeting on Wed. Feb. 11, in C.A. 327 at 6:30. Attendance is mandatory. A11 In most jobs, at 22 you're at There will be a meeting of the Hillel of literally millions of dollars NAVY OPPORTUNITY Student Council at 7:00 on Tuesday the bottom of the ladder. worth of highly sophisticated INFORMATION CENTER Feb 10 at Hillel We need your ideas. In the Navy, at 22 you can equipment. You're a Division P.O. Box 5000. Clifton. NJ 07012 Everyone is welcome A10 O I'm ready to take charge. Tell me be a leader. After just 16 Officer, so you're in charge. about the Navy's officer programs. I0GI Society of Women Engineers meeting weeks of leadership training. It's a lot more responsibility Weds. Feb 11th at 7p.m Student Name. FtrM I ei«.« of tru- infcnllflHIH n-MurMril

"Higher Education and Women: Their future" Patricia A. Graham, NAVY OFFICERS GET RESPONSIBILITY FAST. Harvard University, 8:00 p.m. School of Education Auditorium, Feb 11, 1981 A11 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Tuesday, February 10,1980 Page 13 Cruises Club Mediterranean, Sailing PARACHUTE CLUB: PLEASE CON- Room in apartment in Eagleville 2 Expeditions! Needed: Sports Instruc- TACT CDC AT 429-9384 CONCERN- miles from UConn. $75. monthly plus tors, Office Personnel, Counselors. ING A REFUND deposit, utilities. With 2 male grads. Europe, Carribean, Worldwide! Sum- 487-0070. Keep trying. FR16 MARKETPLACE mer. Career. Send $5.95 & $1 handling for APPLICATION' OPEN ' EVENTS Roommate wanted to share 2 bedroom INQS* GUIDE to CRUISEWORLD apartment with me Call between 5 & Box 60129, Sacramento. CA 95860 All you can eat: 6 p.m. or after T1 p.m. Kathy PERSONALS h*^_ Omelette - Pancake Breakfst - $2.25 - 487-1261. FR11 ILEEN. 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Call 429-5195 after 4 Zamboni CT - Assistant Program Director, 14. 9a.m. - 1 p.m. E13 To the who caught Nurse, Waterfront Director, head - pm FR13 The teeshirt at the Brides: ATTENTION TRENDSETTERS: This counselors, swimming instructors, ATTENTION PT's Can we get together is just a note to remind you that canoeing Instructor, assistant Important SAPTA meeting Wednes- »e.iTf-i% sometime for a beer Crandall A is THE BEST DORM ON counselors, craft consultant, assistant day. Feb 11 at 7 p.m. Koons Hall 1 to WANTED to discuss visitation rights? CAMPUS. You're all fantastic and I cook. For information call or write discuss upcoming events Wine and love you! Michael. That shirt is like a son to me. Connecticut Yankee Girl Scout cheese afterwards; come get P.S. My name is Mark Council, P.O. Box 504, Farmlngton, involved! E11 Camp Counselor Openings: Camp AP Tolland. Dorm Pres. Yuckon Jack CT. 06032. Tel. 677-2667. Campus Becket - boy's camp in the mountains, Slaughter will have you Backlund, you Is there someone you admire secretly? CIAK in a fleeting moment of glory interviews - Camp Day - Feb.»18 HW6 of western Massachusetts - has pencil-neck geek! Send a carnation to your sweetheart was soundly defeated by the porcelain openings for college students, teach- and friends for Valentine's Day. god 21-0. Jack's roomate was laugh- ers and coaches to serve as cabin KT, Happy Birthday from me and the Counselors & Teachers for Mentally ONLY $1 for free delivery on campus ing too hard to comment...... 'Z n.M .-■,._ u__u counselors and programw specialists¥ in Green Boto. Aloha Retarded: Childrens summer camp/ with message. Orders taken in Hanks ...ts summer...mm„ program."ram ActivitiesA,,^,.-. A lounge from 12-8 or call 429-2311, HEY WINGNUTI Happy Birthday! school in Catskill Mts. (near New include hiking, sailing, swimming:, Happy Birthday KATHY in starting Feb. 9. E12 Love, Carrie and Karen Paltz) seeks: Gen Counselors, WSI, canoeing, athletics, crafts, dramatics CRANDALL p from your roomie, and Music/Drama, Woodwork, NYS Cert bi.. a~-J — « Also openings for nurses (RN) For the •'Quacks" in-307 Sealed with a u Carolyn, I Love You, too. Love, Bob Special Educ. Teachers & NYS Cert. Send someone a appHca»fion con,act Lloyd Grj(fjth Valentine message (one of ours or H. Speech Therapists, R.N., Mainte- State YMCA, 6 St. James Ave., Bob, Thanks for the tickets. We knew your own) We'll deliver it with a kiss! nance Dept. Office. Write Camp. Boston MA 02116 (617-426-8802). you'd come through! We owe you Call Wheeler B 429-2315 Mon, Tues To GRETCHEN and BETTINA, 1017 Eas,t 80 Street, Brooklyn, NY W10 one! 11236 or tel: 212-251-3232 hw27 or Weds. Between 3-5 only 69 E11 Thanks for the personal. Love to us, J. J. & S. GRETCHEN and BETTINA TICKETS to Jerry Garcia Band at WANTED - Used Tae Kwon Do Gyi JOBS IN ALASKA! Summer/year- Bushnell Auditorium Tuesday, Feb. for 6'1" tall male. Please call FRED FISHER CS TA, FOR SALE round. High pay; $800-2000 monthly! 10. BOX SEATS! $17.00 includes Tax 129-7616 anytime. W 11 Your looks betray you a FRED, All fields - Parks, Fisheries, Oil PLUS round trip via motorcoach and Not Wilbur, Pomdexter, or Ted. Industry and more! 1981 Employer refreshments (KEG BEER) Call Bob Good thing you're not Osborne in- HOUSE FOR SALE: 8 room colonial listings, information guide $4. at CONCERT BUS (742-7356) for info, Uncommon BEER CANS wanted for stead, And I'd gladly do anything you Alasco, Box 9337, San Jose, CA collection. Will buy or trade Call Jay on 5 private acres, three miles from Q, and reservations. E10 said! A smoldering poet P.Sis there campus. Excellent condition. $89,500. ;i57. HW 10 487-7982 W12 a Mrs. Fred? 487-0517 evenings/weekends. FS18 OVERSEAS JOBS - Summer ' Year Bermuda Spring Break. 8 day;.. 7 round. Europe, S. America, Austialia, nights from $285. Include flight, CAROL: I met you at Bagel Brunch Several good used fur coats from HOCKEY GOALIE Needed for Hot Asia. AM Fields $500 - $1200 monthly lodging, activities and free beer We then CDC. Like to get to know you. $100. Muskrat, River Otter, Black "B" League Team. Call 487-6150. Expenses paid. Sightseeing. Free offer you as much as other packages How can I? RSVP J P12 Seal 643-8378. Furs restyled $100 FS and more. No Hidden Cost. $20 W13 ,FS27 Info. Write: IJC Box 52 - CT 3 Corona Del Mar, CA 92625. HW3/2 discount offered. Lowest cost after tax Lee, Beware of Low-flying DUCKS. & service charge. Call Dom 487-6937 From the dizzy die-hard Tired of paying too much insurance on E3/6 WAITER- Responsible, Hardworking, your auto call Tom Lobo 423-6374 for a COUNSELORS: Co-ed children's personable, diligent, dependable Allison - Happy 19th Birthday! Let's camp N.E. Penn. 6/23-8/23. Group gentleman needs waiter job. Call quote. FS 5/7 3 credit study tour to IRELAND. May hit the heights tonight! I'm so glad I leaders, Swim, (W.S.I.), Tennis, 487-0617 after 6:00 ask for CRAIG. 23 - June 6. Dublin, travel in have you for a roommate and friend - Prove your love with a Valentine's Gymnastics, Waterski, Team Sports, W13 countryside, first class hotels, all You're really special and I luv ya. Head Drama, Fine Arts, Photo, Yoga. Heart full of chocolates. Small $5 - transportation, theater tickets, medi- -Judy On CAMPUS INTERVIEWS Large $10. Includes card with your eval banquet, lectures. $1090.00 Call poem on it and delivery right to ARRANGED. CAMP WAYNE 12 423-8683 E13 Sal: Tell me do you always leave your love! Call 429-3469 or 423-8624, Allevard St., Lido Beach, N.Y. 11561 RIDE BOARD people in your room while you go FS 13 (Include your phone #) HW20 stand outside the foyer door in your Send you sweetheart a carnation for Valentine's Day. $1.25 for carnation, bathrobe? L. PARTY MUSIC Camp Sloane YMCA. Camp Counsel- message and delivery. Call Crandall The Better Half Sound System, play ors and Activity Directors. Top salar- Ride needed to and from New Haven A, 487-7171, 487-8226, 487-6586. E13 To: Beth 'Zero-Zero, Joyce, Barb, rock, new wave, southern, disco - you ies. OUr reputation comes from Tuesday evenings from Storrs starting Sheryl, Mary Ann, Michelle, Cindy, name it - we'll play it! Save this ad. "caring ". Write Camp Sloane, 344 Feb 10. Call 429-7616. JEWELRY SALE Holly & Audrey — Call 487-6527 (Steve) or 429-0690 Mail St., Mt. Kisco. NY 10549 for Feb. 10-11 th in Student Union. 9 a.m. You wore your pledge pins with (Rob). We've been here longer than information and/or see us at JOB - 4 p.m. Many itmes to choose from. Ride needed to Stanley Kaplan Educa honor, anyone rls«» FS 10 FAIR HW20 You were true to the rose & green, Just in time for Valentine's Day tional Center in Hartford. Will share expenses. Call 487-6445. RB13 And although I couldn't join you, 1971 FORD LTD. Excellent condition. last weekend must have been real Snows included. Power steering and MISCELLANEOUS ATTENTION UCONN BOWLERS! keen. brakes. Very reliable. Call 487-5179 SIGN UP MEETING Monday 2/9 SU RIDE NEEDED to New Hampshire For now you all are members of the ask for Mark, or 775-277^ ask for 218A 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Bowling Leave Friday return Sunday. 487-7646 greatest sorority in town. starts 2/10 at 9:30 p.m. Call Jim Jerry. FS13 PSYCHIC ASTROLOGER — 20 years RB12 And even though I'm still a "Pledgy" 129-4371 E10 expe lence. Let the stars be your it will never get me down. Head skis, with bindings. Men's ski guide. If you need some questions Ride Wanted to COLGATE University I'm glad I took the chance. boots with carrier. Call 429-7525 after answered on love, marriage, busi- SKI BROMLEY or vicinity for 2-13 — 2-15. Will share And eventhough I failed 5. Keep trying. FS11 ness, health etc. Call today 190 This Saturday with the UConn Ski expenses. Maria 487-5432. RB10 I learned about togetherness. Jackson St. Willi. Call 423-3212 open Club 80 of mtn covered by snow- And ladies you are hailed. making! Only $23 for Members. $27 1978 VW Van. Excellent Condition. 9 to 9 daily readings by Psychic cards, Ride Needed (Hanover. N.H.) or Wt. I'm proud to say with you I remain for Non. Includes Bus. Lifts and Beer. Plenty of room. 20 plus MPG. $6000. horoscope, tarot cards, handwriting, River Jet., VT. leaving Thurs or Fri. TOGETHER FOREVER Call Now! Bruce 429-0203, Quigs Call 423-6149 after 5. FS10 etc. Half price with this ad. m27 Will share expenses. Call Alison That's the name of the game 487-4512, Wendy 487-5528 E11 487-5518 RB12 So my sincere congratulations are 7 STRING BANJO - no brand name, Wholesale Alternators Starters, sent to you good shape, only 3-years old. Good for Generators - Foreign and American. BOG Special Events Chairperson: So, I'm glad I've shared the memories, a beginner. Call Lou 487-7964. FS 10 V>5 00 allowance for your used one. you're into wrestling, huh? Thursday, Especially since I've shared them with Call 684-5288 for prices. Rebuilders. 8 p.m. at the fieldhouse. What an you. A's Auto Electric, Stafford Springs. event! How about our own match Congratulations New Sisters of Delta Women's ski boots Norstar Size 8. LOST AND FOUND M5/7 afterwards? Zeta! I LOVE Y'ALL! The longest Call 487-4977. FS13 standing pledge (& Proud of it!) Beth 3-D Movie - Creature from the Black LOST: One gold hoop earring about FOR SALE: Size 6 ivory satin & lace Bermuda Spring Break 8 days, 7 .^ #Zero Lagoon. Feb. 11 LS 154 - 7:00, 9:00, the size of a quarter. If found please __J_ Empire short sleeve wedding dress nights from $285. includes flight, 11:00. Don't miss it!! Free 3-D call 429-5959.reward offered. LF11 Graeme\ Teddy and Mickey - are you with veil, $50. 423-2132 evenings. lodging, activities, free beer, we offer glasses! E11 sure you want to be management $3.75. FS12 you as much as other packages and LOST: Set of keys (2 keys) on a sandle policy majors? Or would the philoso- more. No hidden cost - $20.00 JAMAICA 1 week air $369 plus 10 key chain. If found please call heather phy of love and sex be a better major. J.R. SPECIALS! Knickerbocker 16 oz. discount offered, lowest cost after tax and service. Call Dom 487-6937. F3/6 percent tax. 429-9313. University at 429-8167 evenings. LF11 How about finance? Ret. $7.84 per case. Genesee Beer Travel E16 qts. $8.08 per case. MATEUS rose 24 PIANO LESSONS: Exp. pianist; B.M LOST: Long, light brown winter coat Hall and Marty - Go clean ybur room. oz. $3.99 save $.60. Remember FREE Hartt College of Music; Diploma, BERMUDA- Spring Break from $279. last semester (during finals) on the Ypur clothes are growing. Phrrt! -BP check cashing! J.R. Liquor Route 32. Conservatory of Naples, Italy. Taught 8 days and 7 nights, Includes airfare, third floor In the library. Keys In FS13 at UConn and M.C.C. Excellent lodging, parties, lunches on beach pocket Call Patty 429-3548. LF11 , Yhombie' - No L.S.A.W. allowed. training for beginning and advanced. everyday, free boat cruise, flights Maybe next time. -The Doctor FOR SALE: Fisher XP650S, 3 way $7.50-1/2 hour. Call 429-4530. M10 leaving from Hartford. Trips to Ft. speakers. 50 watts per channel. $150. Lauderdale and Daytona also avail- S.D.- How are ya' roomie. I never get Call 486-8155. FS11 Warren Audio: WCCC's Chrlt able. Contact Jacqui or Nan 487-8744, LOST: Black Wallet, included in it a to see you anymore Dr. F. Warren. Best toons In town, lights. E16 driver's license, alien card, social FOR SALE: 1972 Buick GS. Runs Available on short notice. New security card. Lost between Life To the little red haired girl, What is great. Hood scoops, Mags, 4 barrel, number: 429-5631. M27 PANCAKE & EGG BREXKFAST - Sciences and Shippee dorm on Tues the probability that you'll read this dual exhaust, new battery. Some rust, Hollister A. Sunday. Feb. 15 9-2. 2-3. if found call 487-9620. LF11 personal and know who it's from? high mileage. 14-17 MPG. $1000. SBSound and Light Systems, wo otto $1.50 for pancakes and eggs. $2.00 Keep smilln', Karen! Brenda 487-6962 or 872-0683, leave - Computerized Light show combination. E13 Did you lose and I.D., Notebook, hat, name &. number. FS13 - Full range of music types Paula, Have a good night wildly gloves, paid fee receipt, etc. During - 4 years experience ROLLER SKATING at Coventry Registration at the ROTC Hangar? typing personals. I typed this one Honda CB 500T, 1975, new tires, - Professional DJ's who know what Roller Rink. Wed. Feb. 11th at 7:30. Contact the scheduling office, rm 150, almost by my self 11 Take it easy and battery, brakes, just tuned. Luggage you like. Meet at Thomas Aquinas Center. E11 Ruddo Rlrin X3329. LF10 have a good trip. rack, asking $800. Good MPG. Call 429-1572 - KEEP TRYING • 429-6938. FS13 LOST: One dark blue pendleton scarf Pam and Maureen: Flash tells me - SBSound M1"> Party time/Sound system for hire. Professional DJ Earl Russ. All types in HRM 307 or VDM. Great Senti- you both miss me. If so let's meet - mental Value. Call 487-4589. LF10 I'm always willing to seat you at my HELP WANTED J.R.'s Low buck specials 1/2 keg of music and lighting. 423-1508. E5/6. place. Chalrface Plels, $25.35.114 Keg Old Milwaukee Lost; My wallet - If found please call $15.93. Ice .05 per bag with kegs J.R. HIT THE SLOPES FOR A FULL DAY Rob Packard 429-4095. LF11 To all UConn Football Players. We Liquor 429-3036. M13 at Haystack on Feb. 28. Only $17.00 say you're no competition In wrist- Horseback riding Instructors, photo- for lift ticket and coach bus. Call FOUND: A Co-op bag full of paper- wrestling - Love and Kisses. The grapher, cabin counselors, and many Typing while-U-Wait. Sandy the four 487-8617 or 429-2205. E13 back books. Purchased 2/2/81 accord- Uconn - Wrlstwrestling Team other creative and challenging corners' typist is at your service on ing to receipt. Identify them and the positions are available for males and selectric. Sliding rates: .60 double. Co-op number on the receipt and Carl - Watch out) The aliens are females at redient camps Mohawk Call 429-4083. M10 FOR RENT they're yours. Call 487-5310. LF12 attacking with ludes and whjte and Hi-Rock. Write for application ludes white powder, which they will and Information to: YMCA Camps, COLLEGE NIGHT Welcome BACK LOST: On or near UConn campus - try to force us to take. Box 397, Lltchfield. Conn. 06759. We students to the New Willie Lounge 2 BEDROOM DUPLEX silver and turqoise teardrop earring. will be available for Interviews on now under new management. It's APARTMENT in quiet Ashford If found PLEASE call 429-9895 and Sue, Sorry I will not be able to make campus at February 18th "Job Fair" time for partying Thursday, Feb. 12 complex, 6 miles from campus. ask for Teresa. LF122 Washer-dryer hook-ups, yard, carport the "date" with Backlund and HW4.9-11 ALL night starting at 9:30 p.m. (with Slaughter, but you can still use your no cover charge) All draft beer - .50 - Rent $260.00, short lease. Call LOST: Tan Back pack containing, freedom of choice - Dan Every other bar drink .25 -every other 429-8579 evenings. FR 11 C.E. Mechanics book, notebook, and Head Counselor: Camp school for top shelf .50 And manyh prize give calculator. Call Mark 429-5234. LF12 Quathy. Have a ducky birthday, and retarded In Catskill Mts. looking for aways all request music and dancing 1 mile from campus. $100 per month, queep smiling. Go Quackersl experiences H.C. to do programming all night In the Wllli Bowling center $30 utilities. No lease nor deposit. LOST: Women's Silver Seiko Drees and oversee camp operation. Camp, Rt. 6 No. Wlndham Tel. 423-4504 or Either male or female. 429-2006. Ask Watch with blue face. Great senti- Kathy, Quack a smile on your 1017 Eaat 80 Street, Brooklyn, NY 423-7139. M10 forCes. FR12 mental value. If found, please contact birthday I Love, Daisy 11236 or tel. 212-251-3232. HW 27. Sue at 487-8726. Reward. LF10 Page 14 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Tuesday, February 10,1980 . . . Big East battle close FROM PAGE H against BC's John Bagley. remaining. Georgetown held crowd of 20.000 in the forcing Bagley to shoot 10 for St. John's scoreless the rest Carrier Dome. UConn buried 16 from the floor. of the way in a 75-68 win. Syracuse, 78-59. Jan. 5. Georgetown floored Eric Floyd scored 27 points Many Husky players are Villanova, 70-54. last for Georgetown, which has among the leaders in Big Wednesday in Washington, not lost in February since D.C. Villanova. once 3-0 in 1978. East statistics. Corny Thompson is seventh in the Big East in December, Providence, which won scoring (15.1) and Chuck dropped to a 5-4 league only one game last Februat-y, Aleksinas is eighth (14.7). mark. lost a home game to Also on Wednesday. Syracuse. 81-67. Marty BC's John Bagley leads the conference with a 19.3 norm. Syracuse regrouped from its Headd and Erich Santifer loss to DePaul in time to scored 15 points apiece for Thompson leads the Big East in rebounding with 8.9 defeat Seton Hall. 74-62, and Syracuse, which raised its caroms a game. and UConn won its first conference record to 4-4. Aleksinas is seventh with a conference road game ever UConn also lost at home 6.7 average and leads in field by defeating Providence. 79- Saturday in a thrilling 76-71 70. behind Chuck Aleksinas' loss to Boston College. goal percentage at .648. 27 points. Boston College The Huskies begin a Thompson is second in free throw percentage at whipped Division II Lowell. difficult week Wednesday .808 behind Syracuse's 115-55 in a one-sided non- when they travel to Brooklyn league game. to face St. John's, a team Headd (.896). Aleksinas Saturdays St. John's- UConn beat 69-68 earlier in shoots free throws fifth best in the conference at .786. Dave Cowens, former Boston Celtics center, waves Georgetown game was the season. On Saturday. and Karl Hobbs is sixth at during the halftime ceremony Sunday afternoon at which anything but one-sided. UConn visits Syracuse and Down 68-67 with 3:44 .782. his playing Jersey was retired and raised to the rafters of will probably play before a Boston Garden [UPI photo].

The Afro-American Cultural Center of UConn is sponsoring an evening with BONANZA'S DELICIOUS FLORYNCEKENNEDY 7:30 p.m. in the

SU Ballroom, Feb. 10th, Tuesday. A reception will follow the presentation RIB EYE DINNER in the Commons, Room 217, which is sponsored by the Women's Center of $A49 UConn. EVERYONE IS WELCOME!!! 2 FOR Bonanza's Rib-Eye Steak dinner is a favorite with our customers. Now you can get 2 of these delicious steaks for only $6.49! And with it you get baked potato, Texas Toast and all the salad you VALENTINE'S DAY want from our famous salad bar.

JEWELRY SALE WILLIWANTIC - Willimantic Shopping Plaza Featuring Jewelry By COUP Charyn "in the Village" BONANZA'S RIB — UKt.gold n — Sterling I 2 FOR *6^ — Gold filled ■ Dinner includes steak, potato, toast and salad. Offer valid with coupon only at participating S.U. Lobby 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Bonanza restaurants. Coupon expires 2/15/81. February 10th &11th

Red DONT GET SCREWED! personals Go to the Capitol Wednesday, Feb. 11 Friday Night for the Legislative Hearing On the UConn Budget

T^». FLORIST ^L- Free Buses Leave 4:30 from the Student

CORSAGES Union and leave Hartford at 10:00. For Winter Weekend Call The Coalition To Protect The UConn Budget (CPUB) at MUST BE ORDERED 486-3708 to reserve a seat. If you can help us out leaf letting BY Wed. Feb. 11 and petitioning, do it now. at 5:30 p.m.

Next to Hardees CPUB is a coalition of campus groups working to protect the UConn 487-1193 budget. Is your dorm or group a member yet? After all, if we don't go to Hartford, who will? The Connecticut Daily Campus, Tuesday, February 10,1980 Page 15 . . . Professional wrestlers here Thursday FROM PAGE K For the wrestling And then, how can anyone friends, but then they faced Wizard of Wrestling ... The wrestler who can break his afficionados on campus and talk about wrestling without each other in a match which Hollywood Fashionplate — cobra hold a check for $5000. in the area, the past few- giving reference to the was highly unusual, as two classy Freddie Blassie . . . •Since his opponent is years have provided a great Living Legend, Bruno good guys generally don't The Moondogs, Rex and Backlund, don't miss the deal to talk about. Who will Sammartino? Everybody's wrestle. Well. Bruno was King. show. ever forget Chief Jay favorite wrestler. Bruno was winning handily and Zybsko And the terms that go Tickets to go on sale Strongbow and Billy White the world champion until was getting frustrated. along with the bouts (pencil- Wolf going into their Superstar Billy Graham Zybsko picked up a chair neck geeks) are equally for Villanova game traditional Indian war dance stripped him of his title a few next to the ring and hit unforgettable. Who will ever UConn students will be in the ring? . years ago. Sammartino over the head forget Vince McMahon able to purchase tickei s for Then there was Baron Van I saw Bruno in action this with it several times. Bruno talking about the action in the Feb. 23 UConn-Villanova Raske, a bald German baron summer at perhpas one of got his revenge, though, in "the squared circle" or the game Wednesday from 9 who was known for his brain the greatest wrestling the steel cage, when he was varieties of holds or forms a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Purchases claw. He would grasp the top spectacles ever. He faced his the first to climb out. the wrestlers use? The figure will be limited to two tickets. of an opponent's scalp with arch enemy, Larry Zybsko. Professional wrestling. four leglock . . . the sleeper At least one of the tickets his hand, and would squeeze in a steel cage match before then is a sport of hold . . . the heart punch . . . until blood was drawn. A 40.000 fans at Shea Stadium. personalities. That is where purchased must be a student the bionic elbow. ticket. betting man would say that The First one able to climb the enjoyment lies. A list of And now, on Thursday Students will not be asked blood capsules were used, out of the cage, which big names could go on and night. UConn will have the to show their IDs when they but the realism was there. surrounded the ring at a on'. Andre the Giant — a privilege (if you want to call George "The Animal*' height of six feet, would win. seven-foot. 450-pound giant. purchase the tickets, but it that) of viewing they must present them at Steele was known for biting And in the match anything" The Wild Samoans — Affa professional wrestling. Who the door at the game. into the turnbuckle and would go — kicking . . . and Sika . . . Dusty Rhodes knows what new gimic or spitting the pieces out while biting . . . and you name it. — The American Dream . . . Student tickets are $1 and situation will arise? general admission tickets are staring at the audience with At one time Bruno and Haystacks Calhoun — The The latest is this. $4. a deranged look on his face. Zybsko had been the best of Big Stacker . . . The Grand Slaughter is offering any LET THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS TURN YOUR HEART ON TONIGHT!!! MILLER/ BOG CAMPUS-WIDE WRIST WRESTLING

Semi-Finals 310 Commons with an "EVENING OF ELEGANCE" Valentine's Day Semi-formal 8-9 Late Registration 9:00-1:00 $8.00 per couple February 14, 1981 tickets available in Room 314 Commons Field House BYOB- Proof of Age required. Mixers, set-ups, snacks provided 9:001st Round SPONSORED BY THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS SOCIAL/DANCE s COMMITTEE Finals to be conducted Thurs. Feb. 12th Center Ring. During World Wrestling Federation Championship at 951 UConn Field House Trophies awarded a** * to all finalists. Open to men & women Don't wimp out!! Show up tonight!!

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Mary Ellen season with a 92-65 points per game going into Langfield left the game early in the first period with a trouncing of the University the contest, scored 16 points possibly sprained knee. of Vermont Catamounts in and dished out seven assists. Vermont's Lynda Ball a id women't basketball action Balthaser was worried led all scorers with 24 points Monday night. about the guard, but Four Huskies didn't make Sturman's performance and teammates Renee Devarney and Bonnie Hovey the trip to Burlington, Vt. erased those worries. "Suzie had 10 apiece. Heather because of injuries. just needed a little Beynnon, the Catamount's Connecticut's , freshman confidence. She got that 6'3" center was held to only guard Sandy Gavin suffered confidence in this game and three points. a pulled groin against Boston played exceptionally well," The Huskies next take on College on Saturday, forcing Balthaser said. perennial eastern power St. UConn coach Jean Balthaser Sturman and the Huskies John's in Jamaica. N.Y. to shuffle her lineup. Earlier totally dominated the game. Wednesday. UConn is now in the season, point guard They started the game in 11-11. Kathy Cermola was lost to a their traditional 2-3 defense, "Injuries will definitely be knee injury. but changed early in the Linda Nardone (16 points) game to a 1-3-1. The change a factor against St. John's," Balthaser said. "Even if we and Cathy , Bochain (15 proved successful, as the Cathy Bochain scored 15 points In the UConn women points) started in the guard Catamounts couldn't contain were at 100 percent strength, we'd have to play basketball team's 92-65 victory over Vermont Mnday night. positions, but only five UConn's fast breaks. It was the Huskies' best offensive performance of the minutes into the first period. Chris Gedney broke out of superbly. St. John's is a season ILofink photo). great team. BC ranked first in N.E.; UConn drops to third SPORTS BOSTON (UPI) - Boston College, fresh off a big win Saturday over Connecticut, is rated as New England's top Division I basketball team for the second straight week in the UPI coaches poll. But the Eagles. 17-3, who supplanted UConn last week, ace Pro wrestling always a good show barely holding on to the top spot over surging Rhode Island. Boston College and Rhode Island, also 17-3, each gained six By KEVIN HUTSON real and that the good guy crawled out from under the first place votes. The Eagles won out in total points, 54 to 49. It's only two nights away, must win. ring. UConn, a unanimous first place choice only three weeks so UConn students are Secondly, there is the ago, slipped to third with only one first place vote and 41 The referee disqualified getting readf for the first wrestling fan who believes the Executioners. with points. The Huskies, 16-4, are 8-4 in their last seven games. appearance ever by less than half of what he Northeastern held on to fourth place. The Huskies, 15-5, Albano violently protesting. members of the Worldwide sees, and enjoys watching Although the television received 23 points. Roundfng out the poll were Holy Cross Wrestling Federation on a the bad guys inflict camera captured the fiasco with 18 points, Harvard with eight points, and Maine and college campus. punishment and Fairfield with one point each. perfectly. Albano claimed it Being a wrestling fan embarrassment on the good was an optical illusion and myself. I was delighted to guys just for a few laughs. that there were really only 1. Boston College (6) 54 hear the news. Upon The second breed, I admit, is two Executioners. 2. Rhode Island (6) 49 learning that the feature the one in which I fall. One would have to see 3. Connecticut (1) 41 match would pit champion I didn't become a Albano to fully appreciate 4. Northeastern 23 Bob Backlund (The Ail- professional wrestling fan the situation. To put it 5. Holy Cross 18 American Boy) against until my early high school simply, he's about as ugly as 6. Harvard 8 Sergeant Slaughter. I was days, but one moment one could get. Big and fat. 7. (tie) Maine I beyond myself. A match endeared me to the sport. It his hair long and mangy, Fairfield I between those two would was a tag-team bout (two he's often noted for wearing undoubtedly sell out at wrestlers vs. two wrestlers). Earrings in his ears and Madison Square Garden, One of the teams was the nose, along with smoking a where the most ardent Executioners, under the cigar. Six teams battle wrestling fans are found. direction of the infamous Picture him ranting and Professional wrestling manager — Captain Lou raving about an optical fans are usually either of one Albano. The two illusion captured . on a for Big East title of two breeds. Since almost Executioners were dressed television screen when it all the matches pit one alike, with each wearing a really wasn't, and one sees By LARRY KELLEY wrestler who uses legal mask and a black suit. the humor in the situation. The air is getting thin ,at the top of the Big East basketball tactics against another During the course of the Go and see wrestling for the standings, as six teams are battling for breathing room. With wrestler who uses viscious match one of them was fun of it, and you'll come three weeks remaining in the regular season, just one-and-a- and fradulent techniques, injured, and proceeded to away with quite a few half games seperate league leaders St. John's and Boston there is the most common crawl under the wrestling laughs. College (both 6-3) and sixth place Syracuse (4-4). type of fan who believes that ring. But while he was doing SEE PAGE 15 UConn and Georgetown are tied for third place with 5-3 everything that happens is so. a third Executioner conference records. Villanova is in fifth at 5-4 and Syracuse is sixth with a 4-4 league mark. Seton Hall (2-6) and Providence (1-8). Here is a recap of last week's games involving Big East teams: In Syracuse's nationally televised 91-69 loss at DePaul Feb. I, the Orangemen were probably hoping that NBC had audio and vidio difficulties for the entire second half. DePaul, leading by only three points in a competitive first half, displayed a relentless fast break offense in the second half and scored 20 straight points enroute to the win. "We played a good first half," Syracuse head coach Jim Boeheim said, "but we could do nothing with Marg Aguirre. DePaul started running and we got tired in the second half." "Not too many teams in the country can handle Aguirre," Boeheim said. "And not too many teams can stay with DePaul when they start to run." Boeheim also said that key Syracuse starters Marty Headd and Erich Santifer were sick, and both players tired in the second half. The night after DePaul blew out Syracuse, St. John's exploded to a 17-point lead in the first 20 minutes, behind the 9 for 11 shooting of forward Frank Gilroy and beat Boston More than 40,000 crowded into Shea S tad ham hi New York on a hot August College, 76-71. summer to enjoy an evening of professional wrestling. UConn students will be able to observe St. John's guard Billy Goodwin played fine defense against many of the finest professional wrestlers Thursday night at the Field House [Hutson photo]. SEE PAGE M