Bonfire Enthusiasm Ignites By GLENN GARVIN used to ignite the Bonfire, he said. Stanford's Big Game Bonfire has risen from the grave. If the fire itself will be smaller, Nilsson has every intention of The Bonfire, long a symbol of Stanford-Cal rivalry, apparently putting on a bigger show. He said former Stanford quarterback suffered a quiet death last year, when rains and Don Bunce has been asked to deliver the traditional pre-Bonfire Thanksgiving-break apathy forced its cancellation for the second history of the Axe, the trophy going to the winner of the game. year in a row. And he said he hoped to fly former football coach John But yesterday the Inter-Fraternity Council announced plans to Ralston up from Los Angeles, where he'll be for a pro football stage the annual event in the dry bed of Lake Lagunita on Nov. game between the Rams and his Denver Broncos, for the rally. 22, the night before the game. Nilsson also said he's checking into the availability of several "It's on," IFC President Mike Nilsson said gleefully yesterday. former Cardinal football stars. He said the IFC will hold an open meeting in the Delta Upsilon Participation house tonight at 7:30 for anyone interested in helping. The Band will also appear, Nilsson said. Donated Material "This is the sort of thing we like the campus as a whole to University Relations and the Athletic Department are donating participate in," Nilsson said, calling for heavy attendance at $2OO each to the IFC, and the group is trying to use as much tonight's meeting. He said construction would be done by anyone donated material as possible, said Melinda Howe, assistant willing to help, but guarding the Bonfire from Cal pranksters will director of University Relations. be up to freshmen, as it traditionally has been. Howe said this Bonfire would probably be smaller than past And fraternities will provide the freshmen with traditional free productions. beer, he added. 'They used as many as 23 telephone poles and 1500 [wooden Anti-Bonfire ecology groups forced a student referendum on shipping] palettes one year," Howe said. "What they're thinking the event in spring 1972, but the vote heavily favored the of now is 10 poles and about half that many palettes." Bonfire. Nilsson said no one has yet expressed any opposition this Telephone poles are used to form the main structure of the year. huge Bonfire. Nilsson said Plant Services has already donated 12 "We are asking people to cut down on use of their cars or to find more "We poles and he hopes eight somewhere. can get by something like that during the week of the game," Nilsson said. no said. with 12 with problem," though, he "We're conscious of ecology efforts." Nilsson said Pacific poles in Telephone will install the Lake Meanwhile, the Alumni Association announced it was Daily photo by Charles Lyle Lagunita Tuesday. canceling its Big Game Dance in San Francisco, scheduled for BIG BLAZE—The Big Game Bonfire, a traditional spirit-warmer until three years ago, may be back in The IFC is also seeking donations of firewood and fuel oil, Nov. 22. the middle of Lake Lagunita's dry bed this Nov. 22. The Stanford Daily

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1974 STANFORD, CALIFORNIA VOLUME 166, NUMBER 37 Coal Strike Snape Proposes Student-Run, Could Cause 'Depression' 'Responsive' Tresidder Union By University does." The University has The largest ASStJ operation the WASHINGTON (AP) - United PHILIP FEDER Asst. Dean of Students Dale subsidized Tresidder recent years. ASSU Travel Service has priced Mine Workers President Arnold Miller Snape in told the ASSU Senate 'Service Provider' charter flights "low enough" so that said yesterday coal miners will not be last night it should consider of He urged the ASSU to "look at the students will pay for them, said Travel "bludgeoned into accepting" an taking control widest possible concept of its job" as a Service Manager Bob Beach. He said inadequate contract because of public Tresidder Union to make it "more responsive "service provider" to students. that relatively short-distance flights to pressure to end their strike, which philosophically and to The ASSU operates such student the Northwest have been ruled out began at 9:01 PST last night. pragmatically" student needs. services as the Sunday ASSU because "our cost would not be Another union official said the "In order to survive, Tresidder has Flicks, Travel Service, refrigerator significantly lower to have student involvement and rentals, than on a strike might last three weeks. lecture and special events, commercial flight." studentpurchasing," Snape said. notes A government official warned a according to ASSU Financial Manager Sunday Flicks Manager Rocky lengthy walkout threatens the nation Snape spoke at a special ASSU Frank Olivieri. Barber reported that he chooses a with depression. Senate meeting held in Branner Hall "The long-term goal of the ASSU is movies on the basis of "what I think broke up 7:45 p.m. Negotiations at lounge before "40 persons. He and to have more services at a lower cost are good movies and on what the contract last night without a others involved with the ASSU to the Stanford community" than is students want." A student survey will settlement and were to resume this discussed various aspects of the possible off-campus, Olivieri said. continue to be taken each year to morning. organization's functions. Dan Scher, director of special events, determine student preference, he said. disappointed with progress "I'm the The Tresidder proposal is said this year's concerts are "the best Barber said he chose Academy we made," Miller said as he emerged "speculative," said ASSU President that appeal to Stanford students" at Award-winner Save The Tiger over from the bargaining session. Mike Herman. However, Snape noted prices lower than those of off-campus Gone With The Wind because the Some Progress movie been Daily photo by that the University will cut expenses concerts. Scher said that his office latter had screened "many industry's chief Glenn Hudson The negotiator, SUGGESTS—Asst. of Students Dale Snape last night challenged "rather significantly in the next three "made a profit" last year. Five of the times." was SNAPE Dean Guy Farmer, said he, too, the ASSU "to provide better programs than the University does," proposing a years. I'd like to challenge the ASSU six concerts this year have sold out, he Price Won't Rise disappointed but said some progress student-controlledTresidder Union. to provide better programs than the said. No admission price rise is expected was achieved. in the near future, Barber said. He Farmer, who had earlier predicted claimed that the Sunday Flicks have that a contract could be settled on by "cost 50 cents for the last 10 years." last weekend, said: "I believe Residential Revised He also said the problems of definitely we can have it by the end of College Proposal disappeared "rowdiness" have with the the week." new $2 charge for those without Mines began shutting down last By FRANK MARKOWITZ economically unsound. University academic life. attracting 45 students to the untested Stanford identification. Friday and Saturday as miners finished After facing strong criticism of his Faculty Requirements "We clearly want programs in the program. "I expect very definitely that Olivieri said that the refrigerator "Stanford-in-Stanford" Herman their week's work with a strike certain original Co-authored by and residence that complement regular there will be that much interest," he rental service is available to students at to begin before the Veterans Day proposal, ASSU President Mike graduate anthropology student Tom academic work. We don't want stated. a lower price than from private holiday ended today. Herman has developed a modified Glenn, that plan would have forbidden something that's totally isolated," Unfeasible Now dealers. The outside vendor's price is a 'No Coal' version of the residential college plan. participating faculty from teaching Horton said at an Oct. 4 press While admitting that his original "rip-off," according to Olivieri. residential college. College Miller told a news conference that Herman said yesterday he hopes to outside the conference. plan "is not feasible at all" now, given Winter quarter lecture notes of 14 thus would lose while a prolonged strike will be hard launch a two-quarter pilot program professors the Close Relationship current University financial troubles, classes will be sold under the direction for the nation to bear, the 120,000 next September, which would allow financial support of their departments, Reacting to these criticisms, he expressed the desire that the full of Vic Petroff. Petroff's committee is UMW members "will mine no coal 45 students to intensively study a and the new college would be forced Herman insisted that the program residential college program eventually considering 67 applications for the until they have a contract they can multi-disciplinary subject with three to to pay the professors' full salaries. actually would be "cutting down" on be implemented. note-taking positions. work under safely and live under with five professors. The original plan also would have student isolation by insuring a close Horton, although disagreeing with The ASSU Council of Presidents decency." The revised plan will allow required residential college faculty to relationship between the 45 students. some aspects of that original plan, said Herman, Ann Carter and Quinn Mayer Farmer, calling for flexibility on professors to live at home. Faculty will live with the students. No Stanford Working on a Feb. 1 deadline for he hopes that "we can get a modified (Len Mackey was not present) both sides, said: "We should be trying be required to teach only one class at residence has facilities for housing five finalizing the pilot program, he said he version off." discussed their ex-officio role with the doubly hard to settle the issue so we Stanford-in-Stanford and will continue professors and 45 students, and hopes to choose professors and a Herman also expects a nine-member Senate. "My function is to report to can minimize the length of a strike." to draw their salaries directly from Assoc. Dean of Student Affairs theme "simultaneously." He claims policy committee to choose faculty the Senate what we are doing in the cost Secretary ofLabor Peter J. Brennan their department, Herman said. Larry Horton estimated that the that professors will be attracted both and focus in future years. In order to Council of Presidents," Carter said. indicated last night that the Although the general concept of a of such a residence would be "at least by the selected topic and the prospect get the pilot program "off the Herman said he helps the Senate by government would not invoke the residential college was viewed $100,000." of working with colleagues from other ground," however, "we [Herman and giving "unsolicited advice. I have spent Taft-Hartley Act, sending the miners favorably by administrators, the Modeled after the overseas campus departments. Glenn] are acting as the policy two years on the Senate," and can give idea, the program called for professors (Please turn to back page) original plan was criticized as being Herman foresees no problem in committee now," Herman said. advice to individual senators, he said. from University departments such as Values, Technology and Society (VTS) and Human Biology to modify their How To Avoid Attack PG&E Cuts Gas Service; existing courses for the residential college. Reduced Cost Police Direct Advice To Women University Moves To Oil The original cost of "up to $150,000 per year," according to By BETTY GOODWIN Sergeant Michael Mee, project director of the Palo Alto said when to Pacific Gas & Electric informed interruptions possible. Glenn, has been reduced to about First of Two Parts Police Department's rape study, that returning University officials yesterday Stanford is on "interruptible $lO,OOO. After reviewing Herman's Stanford is "the safest place for a woman to be walking your car or home at night, carry your keys in your hands afternoon that it would begin service," which means PG&E can cut preliminary cost analysis, Horton said alone at night in the entire Peninsula," said Santa Clara for quick entry and attach a loud metal whistle to the interruption of natural gas service at 7 off natural gas supplies at any time on $lO,OOO "sounds like a reasonable County Police Captain Frank Benaderet in the Daily on key chain in case you need to attract attention. a.m. today. short notice. figure." Oct. 18, 1973. "A set of keys in your hand applied to someone's face Jason Mavis, director of plant In mild weather, Mavis explained, Both original and revised plans In one year, however, the situation has taken an can hurt," said Durkin. Two or three keys are a "useful services, said the University will the University will have to burn about forbid students in the program from unfortunate turn. Four violent attacks occurred on or near weapon" when you straddle them between the near halves convert to fuel oil reserves, and 20,000 gallons of oil a day to maintain taking classes outside of the residential campus within a period of two weeks, according to of your fingers with one key between two fingers, make a operations will not be affected today. full operations, at a cost of $4500. But college during the two quarters. Stanford Police Officer Debbie Whittemore. fist to hold them tightly, and then make a downward "We have 500,000 gallons in reserve if the temperature drops below 50 Horton and Dean of Undergraduate Every sex crime on campus occurred as a result of the motion with your fist onto the attacker's face. (The idea is fuel oil, which is more than enough to degrees, up to 30,000 gallons a day Studies James Gibbs have objected to victims' "stupidity," Whittemore said last week after to make one long vertical slash, rather than three parallel cover short range cut-offs," he said. may be needed to maintain normal such isolation from the rest of showing the movie Nobody 's Victim at a special meeting on ones.) interrupted for two levels. self-defense for women. 'Virtual Arsenal' "But if service is purse," or three days in succession, we'll have "The extended weather forecast There are ways to avoid trouble before it starts. "The average girl carries a virtual arsenal in her opener to start cracking down wherever says we're due for a significant cold Awareness said Durkin. A metal nail file, rat-tail comb or letter possible." spell, somewhere around Dec. 4," The most important aspect in avoiding attacks is concealed in your hands can also be an effective weapon. Durkin or Mavis said he expects to hear this Mavis said. "If PG&E interrupts service awareness "of where you are, what you are doing and But carrying a knife is not recommended by said morning whether the interruption, the then we could be back in the same who is around you" according to Palo Alto Police Crime Whittemore. "If you're carrying a butcher knife," weapon" and thus are first of the year, will continue into a situation we were in last year." Prevention Officer Christopher Durkin. Durkin, "you're carrying a concealed second day. The University expects 21 At that time, heating was cut back For example, when walking alone at night in a secluded, subject to arrest. a carrying things such as nail such days this academic year. in dormitories and many campus unlighted area, you should realize that you are in Whittemore explained that during hands, than Converting to fuel oil will cost the buildings. vulnerable situation. files, small enough to conceal in your are better larger explained, University about $4500 more per day. Mavis encourages sacrifice to help A good rule of thumb when walking at night is to never carrying a knife. With a weapon, she Mavis said he has no idea why ease the situation. "Every degree a walk alone. "You don't find many girls in groups of twos "someone might grab it from you." are small enough to PG&E is interrupting service. "All they secretary can stand or a student can and threes being attacked," said Durkin. "It's always the Pocket knives, on the other hand, if you are suddenly told us was that they don't have take will mean lower operating costs solo." conceal in your hand and are legal. But well-lighted got to open it, and you enough gas to service all of their and a lower tuition next year. These Both officers agree you should walk in and attacked, said Durkin, "you've customers." extra expenses are reflected in the unsecluded areas. A spokesman from Mid-Peninsula Women might open the screwdriver by mistake." should walk Sprays Disabling Mavis added that the coal strike price of Stanford eventually ... a little Against Rape (WAR) added that you away only by beginning today and possible gas bit of suffering, just a little bit, will go Daily photo by Glenn Hudson from bushes and other places where someone could be Guns, Whittemore insisted, should be carried shortages in the Northeast make more a long way." Mike Herman hiding. (Please turn to back page) 2 THE STANFORD DAILY NOVEMBER 12, 1974 Xenophobia? Preserve Tom Graham Stanford Daily Opinions Frats When we Americans try to help Americans see how lucky we analyze the causes and determine are. This in turn will help us Dallas Clouatre the will our realize that paying more of the cures for inflation Many of fraternities more objective or actual costs for our high standard critics thinking be have raised issues which have yet more xenophobic? At a first of living is the least we can do. to be adequately analyzed. The glance it would seem like Euphemisms first is the question of the role of its current is inflation, of The xenophobia donations in the life of the magnitude, has been caused by either non-existent or very well University and in its relations with extreme increases in the cost of disguised in the type of language its alumni. oil in particular. which politicians and natural resources, for Frat critics are simply wrong in Thus obvious is to cut are I could an solution academicians known. suggesting that fraternity alumni other natural be very wrong on this point, but I back on oil and should be satisfied with having resources. This is exactly where hope to at least bring the idea up had their breaks on their both either short-sighted analysis, for discussion in an academic donations. The alumnus who gives the into the future, or community is for its of past and which known money still loses, financially in of xenophobia social concern. a significant case most cases, in comparison with could When a political science or cloud the picture. the alumnus who does not. Analyzed in any historical economics professor stands up to If the tax breaks were such an perspective, if one starts talk (tur interdependent even about incentive, it is hard to understand and thus leaves world does he mean what he says from World War II Sigma Chi, for using those fraternities, out the entire colonial period, it is or is he just different words keeping to say that foreigners now have instance, who insist on obvious that the international taxable buildings. finance has enough power to significantly their old, trade and system Maybe their alumni just are not benefitted the developed effect our country? The world has very rich? When the campaign to countries to such an extent as to been interdependent in this way raise funds for Cluster I began, make the OPEC oil price increase for hundreds of years though one of the chief obstacles involved a drop in the bucket. If "we" have usually affected look like was convincing the reluctant one looks to the near future it "them." Usually this is alumni that Stanford would never seems like the international trade sidestepped by specifically the type of actions system will again shift more in defining the difference between consider fraternities it is now favor of the developed countries, the dependent world or pre-war against with a few of the OPEC nations and the interdependent world of contemplating (i.e., placing them doesn't strike becoming special cases rather than today as if the international in the draw). That donations as representing a change in the trend. economic system made a sudden me as marking merely a The future's for raw change after nations achieved gravy train for donors. market it is to ... Perhaps materials shows that prices of their independence. 'I'M WITH YOU THE LORD WILL PROVIDE!' inconceivable some people that alumni could many dropping. Foreign Aid raw materials are Less retain honest in for professor means that the an interest their More significantly the If the fraternities? amount interdependent, then developing countries, the world is Benign Policy of s&les have dropped sharply. should he also try to explain the To say that it is "gratitude" Thus developing countries total downward trend in American Compassion--Weak Political Premise which should move the University income exported resources foreign compare this with from aid and to continue its present benign drastically. other developed countries' aid. has dropped policy toward fraternities is to Sighted View happening at a when Bill Evers Short This is time entirely, just as how America's the In the Oct. 21 Daily, Rachelle Marshall death, as the mid-day sun beat down harshly else of something to which one is justly miss the issue the Here we see they are experiencing same formulation "privilege vs. cutting if done short of payments problems wrote in an opinion column that a certain on the wound and hundreds of flies sucked entitled. back, with a balance non-privilege" is misleading. If sighted view of cutting costs that we are facing. Should he candidate's election would bring a "measure the pig's blood.. One needs a rationally-defensible theory of fraternity XYZ were to offer rather than a longer termed view analyze more just who of compassion" to government. Nixon Touched by pity, the Sultan shoves the justice in entitlements before one can say carefully $500,000 today to build housing of changing the distribution of benefited most from America's supporters have spoken of President Ford's dying pig into the shade with his foot and that some case is an instance in which mercy to be used first for its members, gap celebrated view that we built the "compassion" in ending the suffering of drives away the flies. could be exercised. resources, will increase the and for other students should all between rich and poor nations. If world after World War II? Nixon and his family through the pardon. I The pig appears before Allah and pleads As C.S. Lewis, the writer on theology and notes: "Humanitarian spaces not be filled, it is clear that happens it will give the If this type of analysis is am troubled by this terminology. for the Sultan. After the Sultan dies, the ethics, theory wants this to justice some students would be forced to resource exporting countries started it might show that we do It seems to me that a careful pig's plea wins a pardon for the Sultan, simply abolish and substitute mercy for it. This means start turn down needed more, not less, reason to increase live in an interdependent world, re-examination of such concepts as pity, despite the crowd of the Sultan's victims wfco that you being housing despite to people you the housing prices. though interdependence now mercy and justice would lead one to the appear to accuse him before Allah's throne. 'kind' before have considered fact that the pressure rights. ... would for everyone. America and many of the continues to mean increasing conclusion that compassion is not a desirable This tale in which an act of pity and their You have overshot the mark. be reduced Mercy, from justice, grows Ensconcing fraternity members developed countries have a large inequality. It would show that the attribute of government officials (or of those sensitivity outweighs gross injustice illustrates detached unmerciful.... in housing built with preference enough economy so that cutting time for other nations to take up who see that justice is done in an anarchist the dangers of inserting pity into political he there are which by alumni not a back is possible and their fair share of aid and defense society). theory. If Allah were an earthly judge, "As plants will flourish is reduction in both only in status necessary to start to cut out the spending sounds very shaky if we Pity and sympathy are direct emotions. should sentence Murad to punishment mountain soil,so it appears that mercy for the rest of the student the extreme waste that seems to be a see that the most powerful nation Rousseau claimed in his Second Discourse proportionate to his crimes not be affected will flower only when it grows in the crannies body. All men do have chance by-product of development. For is becoming more and more a that pity was natural to primitive man. (Dr. by Murad's sensitivity. of the rock of justice: transplanted to the to go through rush. In regards to remember most of the countries of the second rate power in terms of Samuel Johnson told Boswell, in contrast, Pity may or may not be an attribute of marshlands of mere humanitarianism, it women, that sororities becomes folded because world, even some OPEC nations, meeting its obligations in an that pity is not natural to man, that children human beings in the hypothetical pre-social a man-eating weed, all the more essentially they because the women this cutting back is not pssible interdependent world, though it and savages are always cruel, and that pity is condition set up by Rousseau. But once men dangerous it is still called by the lacked support of The because the people are living at still claims many of the benefits. acquired and improved by the cultivation of are interacting in society, pity and sympathy same name as the mountain variety." students. housing imbalance not matter subsistance levels or below. Thucydidies said: "The strong reason.) cannot properly be primary. The libertarian theory of justice rules out was initially a of Adam his the University It might be correct to ask at do what they will, and the weak But it is those who have been ideologically Smith in Theory of Moral possibility of a government granting policy in this respect, this point: Where does this lead in do what they must." Have the close to Rousseau who have attempted to Sentiments and Herbert Spencer in his Social mercy. It is indicative of the usurpations and I wonder whether the to terms of American policy, and powerful learned how to use mix pity and political theory. For example, Statics emphasize the importance of achieved by government officials that a solution this problem should not be than how is this xenophobia? The power more wisely since the Chateaubriand, in his early work, the sympathy. But both correctly separate President of the United States could have positive rather change in policy is as much an Peloponnesian War? Natchez, present a tribe of Sioux Indians that analytically justice (which in Smith's words pardoned Lt. William Calley. In all justice, negative (i.e. build women's houses). attitude change as anything (Tom Graham is a junior maioring is still governed by the natural pity of "hinders us from hurting our neighbor") only his surviving victims and the relatives of Salego Plan because an attitude change will in internationalrelations.) Rousseau. They demonstrate this by displays from beneficence and considerateness. those in My Lai who did not survive should of tears at every occasion. Spencer calls the former a primary and most be in a position to show mercy. This is not meant to be an It seems to me persons favor exhaustive delineation of a An excellent illustration of the way in imperative principle, the latter a secondary that who and egalitarian grounds, fraternity position; however, I which pity has tended to crowd out justice in less imperative one. federal flood relief on or feel oppose the penalty on pacifist grounds, I should present some thoughts on the attitides of those whose views are like Pity sympathy inform mercy, death Village and can or favor the vindication of draft resisters on the most prominent compromise Gremlin Rousseau's can be seen in a poetic tale in charity, and generosity. Other and standards the ground that conscription is slavery, proposal of the Salego Plan now Victor Hugo's Legend of the Ages. considerations can also inform them. One should argue for those positions directly. offered. Stanford's fraternities might a well-developed In Hugo's story, the Sultan Murad had his have idea of who They should not hide behind the have ceased to be purely charity what acts social eight brothers strangled, ordered his uncle to deserves and charitable smokescreen of "compassion." organizations in sense of being should accomplish. the be sawed in two, cut open twelve children to Pity, mercy and charity are private matters organized around particular find out which one had stolen an apple, and In a societal situation, mercy, charity and properly separated from government and the functions. Fraternities are engineered numerous further bloody generosity are dependent in practice (and as administration of justice. communal groups and it is atrocities. logical concepts) upon the assignment of (Bill Evers is a graduate student in political important to those who join and One day while walking past a cottage, the rights and entitlements. Mercy, for example, science. His column appears every other to those already present to know Sultan saw a partly-butchered pig bleeding to can only be the relinquishment to somebody Tuesday on this page.) that their choice is a self-initiated step and that they are responsible for the success or failure of the chapter. It is not simply a matter of Letters-Coolers, Election News having everyone join the national, Unfair Policy to have perceived little if any looked up in polite surprise when no notice of the fact that 100 or making the best of a housing interest or concern whatsoever in asked election." fact of shortage, or of "we all must live Editor: about the In percent all those eligible to the election. Basically, the article the only question asked was by a vote in Faisan registered somewhere." Certainly there are At the Oregon State game I were and carries many connotations which house member wondering why did vote on Tuesday. good theme houses and dorms was told that no cooler over one the actual information fails to this stranger was strolling throifgh Most of the residents in Faisan around, but then, one assumes foot square would be allowed into substantiate. the still respect that most Stanford students are the Upon complaining I third floor. elections as more than stands. I was personally insulted by The reporter took no notice of a practical joke. basically decent people. The was to discuss the In the future I instructed the inference that residents of the cluster of people around a hope the Daily take interdependence found in a matter with PeterKmetovic of the will its Faisan are more concerned with television in one room following in-depth reporting working fraternity requires Athletic Department. He told me a little farther practical jokes than politics. This the election returns, or the a passing glance. conditions which let the members that this policy was being than conclusion was based on a very numerous people, including know that they are present not enforced for the first time but brief walk down the hallway by myself, studying with the returns just to pass the time. everyone had been told before Dan Poston the reporter. He claims "residents on the radio. The article also takes about the cooler problem. Since Undergraduate Randomly Placed People my cooler was only 18 inches by To randomly placed people, a 12 inches and that I, nor anyone I fraternity means that those who return know, had heard about the ban I will not necessarily be appealed to his better judgment. those who add most to the The Stanford Daily chapter. He refused to change the rule Gallo, Teamsters Conspire Under present conditions the Salego compromise THE STANFORD DAILY is an independent student newspaper owned but did tell me where I could lock would and published by the Stanford Daily Publishing Corporation, a up the cooler. Upon entering the guarantee that 50 to 60 percent of California non-profit corporation, Monday through Friday during the the membership would academic year, except during dead and finals weeks. game I noticed several coolers as Penny Mann be new Telephone: Editorial, (415) 497-4632; Business, (415) 497-2554. large or larger than mine plus a each year. In a sense, the living Editorials represent the opinion of a majority vote of the Daily couple of kegs. I was outraged to find that the Daily on Nov. 5, asking for a one year agreement or elections. group would never mature. It is editorial board, composed of 18 editors and four at-large members elected by the staff. This letter is on behalf of all chose to print an article from the Oregon May 18 '73 Gallo sent a letter to Gallo also highly unlikely that a Letters, columns and cartoons on the opinions page represent only Barometer to give us "information" about the "You contest fraternity in the draw opinions who were denied or will be denied workers; are in the middle of a would the views of their authors. Nothing on the page represents a Union (UFW) retain sort of position of the Daily staff, the ASSU or the University. entry of their coolers. It is Teamsters/United Farmworkers between two unions..Chavez made a public the orientation Subscription rates: In the U.S., Canada and Mexico, $l5 per year, $6 directed to the Athletic conflict over representation of workers in Gallo demand for elections. towards future members which per quarter. Send check or money order in advance only to The fields. July many now have. Stanford Daily, Storke Student Publications Building, Stanford, Ca. Department whom I was told 7 '73 James Smith of the Teamsters 94305. made the decision. To say, as the article did, that, "Gallo announced Gallo recognized Teamsters as barganing Or towards the past. Does the (Entered as second class matter at the Post Office of Palo Alto under farmworkers changed unions by is agent. Strikebreakers were fact that alumni give the act of March 3, 1897.) They should provide answers choice in 1973" brought in. fraternity to the following questions. Who to make a mockery of the word "choice." Some July 9 '73 After one negotiating session, four more funds to the University than Editor Dave Robinson made the decision to ban the facts about how that "choice" happened need to years contracts were signed by Gallo with any comparable group mean they Business Manager Michael Kuhl more Managing Editor Mark Simonian coolers and whyl be filled in. Here are some facts gathered by the Teamsters. have money? It doesn't Advertising Manager Lee Hanley Will this be the policy at future staff members of the National Farmworker July 10 '73 With most workers on strike and seem likely. How many alumni News Editors Bruce Kadden, Kevin Smith Ministry: does the student Opinions Editors Stephen Carter, William Ross games? unconsulted, James Smith of the Teamsters average living in Features Editor Joan Hinman I hope that the answers to Feb. 1 '73 UFW notified Gallo that contract announced a 158-1 vote to ratify contract. a dorm know, or have reason to Ronnie Beck Entertainment Editor in effect since 1967 was due to expire April 18. To me these facts clearly illustrate collusion on know? Sports Editor Viae Kershner these questions will clear up this Mar. '73 Negotiations began. Company N the part of Gallo and the Teamsters. How I will not argue Photography Editors Doug Archerd, issue and hopefully provide 22 free is a a theme for Cathy Lane refused to discuss renewal April fraternities Associate Editors Don Cox, Glenn Garvin, guidelines for those who desire a of contract after choice if workers who had favored the UFW were because theme alone is Rich Jaroslovsky, Glenn Kramon, Jim Wascher on a hot 18 if agreement was not reached. on strike and not consulted? How free is an not an adequate response to the Staff cool lunch or drink Editor George Dobbins afternoon. May 1 '73 Gallo sprayed pesticide for the first election if strikebreakers are the primary ones being call for equal access to University time in years. (A violation of UFW Printed by Nowels Publications, 640 Roble Ave., Menlo Park, CA. Jeff Grubb contract.) asked to vote? housing. "Equal access" has a fine May 8 '73 Gallo offered UFW contract I like to to THIS ISSUE'S STAFF Undergraduate, Economics a with would see the Daily choose editorials ring it, perhaps too fine a ring. NIGHT EDITOR: Glenn Kramon seweeping changes, including elimination of which ask some basic questions such as: Why were I seriously question whether it COPY EDITOR: Tim Ferguson Shallow Reporting pesticide clauses, hiring hall, union security. the Teamsters never interested in organizing applies PHOTO LAB: Rudy Kelly in this case. There are a were WIRE EDITOR: Rosario De La Torre Editor: May 10 '73 Teamsters welcomed to farmworkers before the UFW became an effective variety of ways to inflict social NIGHT STAFF: Betsy Miller, Jim Moroney, Valerie Kriz As a resident of FaisanHouse,! Gallo fields in Fresno, Livingston and Snelling by collective body? How do growers benefit from costs upon the community; must respond to an article (Daily, supervisors. Teamsters had information on workers' having contracts with the Teamsters rather than should we trade one for another? University News Service Director Bob Beyers will guest at the staff Nov. 6) by Patty Fels and Glenn names, phone numbers and how many in the family UFW? (Dallas C louatre, an lunch, noon today. Garvin. In a tour of campus on worked for Gallo. (Penny Mann is a minister at the campus' United undergraduate, is a member of election night, the writers claimed May 16 '73 Chavez sent a letter to Gallo Christian Ministry.) Sigma Alpha Epsilon.) NOVEMBER 12, 1974 THE STANFORD DAILY 3 Features Researchers Brave Antarctic Winter By JEFF HALL from Stanford, flew dowh 'ast 14 hour days. The rest were quite good. include a flat white horizon, and a Perhaps you've considered November to help set up a 13-m'le One of the problems, according "If you get bored, Antarctica is flat blue sky. Other than that, spending a couple of quarters long antenna which will be use I to Wiggin, was that everything was a nasty place to be," observes there is nothing. overseas, playing croquet at to transmit very low frequency either frozen solid or at room Wiggin. His partner agrees, saying There are no penquins, no Cliveden, or maybe drinking beer radio waves through what is called temperature. that a person needs a "good seals, no walruses. However, one at the Oktoberfest while attending the magnetosphere. "You can't just run down to attitude." bird was spotted during the Stanford-in-Germany. Springtime * The magnetosphere, a region the Round Table when you get No Expectations summer, a gull. the fine wines miles be say when and of France draw which lies 1,000 to 20,000 hungry everything has to Both that they Still, "It was fantastic," says many to study in Tours, the has out mail would be over and above earth, a high thawed first." realized that no Trabucco. It was hard for him to they say that the villa Italy is concentration thing coming, in of particles which Believe it or not, the he or that there were no girls get used to all the "clutter" up in out of this react with missed most world. transmitted radio was ice cream. While for thousands of miles, they this part of world when he But there is the one Stanford signals. people in the states complained didn't expect any. To think about returned last February. program overseas you've probably A receiving station at Roberval, about the gas shortage, there was either was only frustrating. never considered, and never will Quebec records the transmitted a milk and fresh vegetable "What good is it to have Wiggin is thinking about going Siple Station, located on top of signals and their reactions with shortage at Siple. pin-ups when you can't do back to Antarctica. His last stint approximately 6,000 feet of snow the particles. Such natural Lucious Lettuce anything with them?" asks was for three months, and this way down in Antarctica. phenomena as "whistlers" and "I just,wanted to grab a head Trabucco. time he hopes to put in for a Bill Trabucco, a Stanford "chorus" are often heard. of fresh lettuce and take a bite," Wiggin didn't drink as much as 14-month tour of duty. Trabucco engineer, considered it and stayed Researchers at Stanford, led by claims Trabucco. he had expected to. He took along has had enough, at least for now. for over a year. "It's really not Prof. Robert Helliwell, are Instead he found C-Rations. a supply to "keep warm at night," too cold," he says. attempting to learn more about "C-Rats are pretty good if but found that his six-pound And while it appears that During the summer, which is the nature of the interactions you eat the right parts," says Super Eddie Bauer down sleeping Wiggin and Trabucco had the between the But had other usually sufficed. our winter, the temperature man-made signals and Wiggin. they foods bag experience of a lifetime at Siple, FIELD TRIP—In contrast to the warm, sunny field trips of other usually stays within zero to 25 the magnetosphere. as well, and overall, he rates the The winter crew lived in "it sure was nice when we got students enjoying a European overseas jaunt, students and faculty at degrees Fahrenheit in other Not Crazy food at Siple Station as better prefabricated vans which are back to New Zealand," concludes Siple Station have to face winter temperatures ranging from zero to words, Siple lies in the "banana If this sounds a bit obscure, the than that found here in the located under a steel arch. The Wiggin. 25 degrees Fahrenheit when they explore Antarctica. belt" of the Antarctic. four-man crew on the South Pole Stanford dorms. whole structure is slowly being Inevitable Frostbite didn't have much time to think The U.S. Navy supplied them buried by snow. There were also Still, "it's impossible not to get about it. "We certainly didn't go with good meats, and Trabucco tents nearby for sleeping purposes frostbitten down there," he crazy," insists Trabucco. "We had was happy that the apple supply for the summer crew. admits. The coldest temperature too much work to do." Besides lasted two or three months into Poor Sleep recorded while Trabucco lived at working on the antenna an the winter. Sleeping can be a big problem Siple Station was -52 degrees. And emergency camp had to be built, To help pass the time, Siple for those who stay in a land where Bug Me with the wind chill factor, construction on the station had a stock of 72 movies and a the sun might not set for months. subtract another 50. performed, and food and supplies projector, although "33-1/3 At times the job demands that By Bonny Rodden Don Wiggin, a research brought in from the cold. percent of the movies were someone change the recording What are the along Lomita Drive called Draw having voluntarily gone campus? assistant who recently graduated The crew often worked 12 to complete duds," notes Trabucco. tapes every two and a half hours. structures after off Kingscotte Gardens and Harmony House used -A.M.L. A worker must force himself to for? -L.N.H. keep on a 24 hour schedule. In these days of housing shortages everyone Students who volunteer to go off campus lose Sometimes at night when he at any of on campus as a possible out when it comes time to living in University couldn't sleep, Wiggin would ride looks kind shed accommodation for the homeless. Walking along housing once again. around on one of the Lomita, naturally anyone would wonder why the snowmobiles. But at Siple, where In order to be fair to those students who were names Kingscotte and Harmony aren't included in five feet of snow accumulate forced off campus, Assoc. Dean of Student Affairs the University residence booklet which the Housing he he Larry Horton said the student volunteers must sign every year, made sure Office distributes around spring draw panic time. the station. wait lists for various houses to get back on campus. stayed in sight of Harmony House with its ski-jump-gables roof is The during the Unassigned students from the year before enter the conditions already used as a theater and workshop for the winter were indeed harsh, as draw. Committee on Black Performing Arts, according to Trabucco quickly discovered. He Asst. Humanities and Science Dean Sydney Even fraternity members who joined a frat went outside one day to check up Burkhart. The committee uses three rooms for because they were unassigned are eligible for the faulty' equipment, and on some offices and the remaining open space for practice draw, Horton elaborated. his face and fingers froze solid. "If and rehearsal. I fallen, my nose Students who sign wait lists for the fall may get had would have Harmony is integrated in the University he says While housing by winter quarter; they have more of a cracked off," in all owned building system, Kingscotte is a privately chance spring quarter, however, Horton said. He seriousness. University land. Slow Thaw house on explained that eight out of 100 students leave the Kingscotte property manage? David Rollins stated It took a half hour for his face housing system for some reason in the spring. that 90 percent of the residents in the 37 low-rent to thaw out, and over a week to Horton went on to say that overseas campus are to University, however. heal. A lot of skin peeled off. By apartments related the students returning to Stanford enter the draw on In fact, the majority of them are students, he the way, both Wiggin and the same basis as the California-based students. the remaing occupants are retired Trabucco grew beards while at added. Most of They retain the right to declare priorities in staff faculty. Siple, which they still wear. and housing. Land Resources Manager John Breedlove said he "I'm in love with the Horton mentioned that the confusion of the and Rollins soon plan to discuss future ownership Trabucco, Italian mail once delayed the processing of the Antarctic," claims added he has not considered using currently engineer in cf the house. He draw. Couriers finally carried messages of student but believe an house for student FOREIGN CAMPUS?—Well, it's not exactly Tours, Cliveden, Florence or Beutelsbach, it or Stanford's the housing. preferences to Switzerland and then relayed them base is program. in Electronics Research not, this frozen the home of a Stanford overseas Called Siple Station, this research area to Stanford. Antarctica Stanford students and with opportunities to the icy continent Lab. "It's the most beautiful place provides professors investigate reporter: Riv and experiment with the scientific phenomena common to the area. in the world." Sights at Siple How difficult is it to petition to go back into the Contributing Weber

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By JOAN E. HINMAN keyboards; Aynsley Dunbar, That the day is coming when For anyone who has ever drums; Ross Valory, bass; and Journey need no longer be complained about the crazed George Tickner, rhythm guitar. associated in any way with mobs and rip-off prices that The set which Journey has Santana is unquestionable. characterize Winterland, the been playing in concert for the Hopefully CBS, with whom the Stanford Music Hall on University past three months or more has band just signed a contract for a Avenue offers damned nice music achieved new polish, with the January album debut, will extol at old Fillmore West prices along most notable improvement their virtues without linking them with a beautifully relaxed coming from Aynsley Dunbar's to past efforts, however noble. atmosphere. drums. Still, Dunbar has a Well, someday when those Saturday night before the tendency to fall behind tempo lucky few who caught Journey at opening set by local band Fever, a and lose Schon on some of his the Stanford Music Hall Saturday slender young man in a recycled most dramatic leads, and this cuts are looking back fondly in the denim suit stood munching down on the effectiveness of the way some Bay Area residents popcorn in the Music Hall lobby. band's innovative time changes. recall having the Grateful Dead "You're the man ," said an Dunbar's errors and the fact play at their senior,prom, don't astonished patron to the that Ross Valory's bass is a trifle say you weren't warned. popcorn-muncher. "I mean, overpowering at times are, The Stanford Music Hall will you're Neal Schon." however, things which only a real be offering similar mellow musical "Yeah," replied Journey's lead nit-picker could notice. Journey is bargains in future weeks, but the guitarist, smiling casually, incredibly tight, largely owing to opening won't be outclassed for out to reaching shake the the strong blend of the musical months. Catch Journey soon, questioner's hand. < styles of Schon and Gregg Rolie. listen, because someday you'll The scenario says something Schon's guitar is lyrical, really pay for that privilege. George Harrison (below) and Ravi Shankar about the Music Hall's providing delicate melodies that homeyness and something about float above open chords provided Schon, an incredibly by Tickner and Rolie. However unpretentious 20 year-old genius Schon will burst from a poignant Daily photo by Doug Archerd who has had other guitarists riff into a grinding lead Preston Stars In Concert; THE BEST?-Neal Schon wasn't satisfied, with his performance both unknown and renowned punctuated by Dunbar, then come Saturday ("I night kind of forgot whatkey I was playing in a couple trembling for four years. to stop, of times"), but his status a dead shifting back to overall as one of the best guitarists in rock "I can't believe how many the sweet drifting was more than supported by his playing. melody. Harrison's Throat guitarists there says Detracts are now," Rolie provides the hard By DAN FORTE "George Schon while settled back listening rock-blues drive of the band both Harrison's organist." For Bangladesh where he also OAKLAND—The the to Fever's lead guitar. "There are through his compositions best, most Up to that point, crowd's stole the show.) and his simple, way to review the George so many good guitarists." vocals. His influence is strongest main interest had not been the After a fine version of Short Scenes Harrison and Friends concert of " Make music, but merely As Fever hits the next song, in one of the bands most powerful the fact that "Nothin' From Nothin,' Preston last week would be to just say, they Schon exclaims, "Car-los, man," songs, "Mystery Mountain" and were watching George had the audience literally dancing "Billy Preston stole it," and leave it Harrison putting equal emphasis on each also evident in "Play Some in person. in the aisles, with three at that. After sitar 'Chalk Circle' Work syllable. "He sounds just like Music." the segment, the consecutive renditions of Not that George and boys Carlos." Together, Schon and Rolie the second set began with "For You "Outa-Space" connected by his By D. PAUL YEUELL book of legal codes and judges were completely lacking with If anyone should know the strike some kind of creative in Blue" guitarist Robben Ford impeccable, unforgettable "If your drama can name the with a sense of humanity. musical presence (they were there, coming to the front existence and Carlos Santana style, Schon balance that acts as Journey's for the first gospel-soul-funky-strut-buck- myths of the' The peasant woman, having all right), but it was Preston's and last of should. After getting his start with gyroscope, making small time the show, with a dance, complete with tambourine. audience can recognize them as been caught by the "Ironshirts" the soul-colored rock the old Santana band at the age of errors of Dunbar and Valory which brought nice, compact blues solo. By all rights, the show's encore their own, then it has succeeded," and brought back to the city, seem the packed house to its feet. a local director once must stand 16, Schon now finds himself in almost irrelevant. Indeed, there should have been another Preston said. trial in the Scrivenor's The Coliseum's 6 p.m. show " competition with his mentor on doesn't seem to much Ford Not Highlighted number, like "Space Race court to determine to whom the be the began with playing The Drama Department's the concert circuit. West's finest guitarist perhaps Harrison a On all other tunes, Ford "That's the Way God Planned It" child belongs. and slide guitar production of Bertolt Brecht's How does it feel to have Carlos strongest band can't handle instrumental, which strummed chords behind or "Wrote A Simple Song." It was The trial scene represents the but was a pleasant surprise to The Caucasian Chalk Circle does Santana listen from wings they one problem: those Harrison's leads. That's like having his night, and I venture to chaotic rule of the heart, of life the still have minor who'd expected to sit through would just that with short, apt scenes when you hit a riff? "Santana!" yells a voice from Buddy Rich shake a tambourine say that it will be his tour. and of "humannessj' in conflict three days of music which by themselves are more "It's great," says Schon, the balcony. sitar before while Ringo Starr plays a 15 Instead, after on with the cold authority of law and seeing the ex-Beatle. finishing effective statements of the human "because he can't help but get off "That's a dirty household minute drum solo. "Without Your Love," one of his order, of social contracts. The Indian segment didn't condition than the play as a whole on it." word," replies Gregg Rolie. "I'm Saxophonist Tom Scott, the best selections of the night, Biblical Theme come until the half-way point, with its predictable and Unfortunately, the Stanford sorry. We don't any "jazzman" heard on the Carole Harrison returned for "My Sweet inevitable The resolution of the conflict have congas with Harrison's "inspiration," resolution. Music Hall was only about half or timbales. What did you say you King song, was featured on his Lord." Like "Something", this that is, of who the child Ravi will get full, but the small crowd wanted?" Shankar, conducting 14 own unimpressive instrumental came off sounding like The play follows two lines of reflects the biblical tale wherein Eastern musicians (and definitely "got off" on Journey, "Santana." sometimes "Tom Cat." thunderous, hard rock. development which intersect in two mothers claim the same child. Harrison's band) in his own the headline band which features "Throw that guy outta Harrison and the band sounded I thought it appropriate that the trial scene at the end. The first The outcome is inevitable. here," compositions. Schon along with Gregg Rolie, better in the second set, and while Harrison was leading the line is the of Because of the inevitably orders Rolie. Tough Judge story a peasant of a To included several selections from crowd in a "Krishna" chant, a I woman (Catherine Owen) who moral resolution in the end, the personally don't feel that I, the new Dark Horse album. But, really first-class fist fight broke adopts an infant of the ruling class real excitement of the play comes or any critic this far removed once again it was Preston who was out on the floor. that has been abandoned by its in the scenes before the trial. It is from India, can judge Shankar's the real show stopper. (And to Ultimately, though, it was Mr. real mother during a peasants' in these vignettes leading up to music except on a "gut" level. My think that Harrison nearly forgot Preston who came away with top revolt. the trial scene that the question sentiments were best expressed by to introduce him at the Concert honors. The peasant woman, beset "who shall have a child, a land or one spectator who was heard to upon by the relentless a society" is worked out. say, "I wish I had some hand "Ironshirts," the ruling class Several scenes deserve grenades." —''- v*Jsi THE NEW -H soldiers, flees from the jaws of commendation, particularly all As everyone has heard by now, Chabrol's authority so that she may keep those with David Miller (the Harrison's voice wasn't at its best, VARSITY!!3T/J the infant. Scrivenor and an "Ironshirt"), the due to a cold. But, this was a No Help peasant woman's reunion with her major detrimental factor on only LES BONNES FEMMES She struggles with ignorant and cowardly husband (Michael a couple of tunes, most II cowardly family, and friends, Sperberg) and his obnoxious wife predominately "Something." Here (1960) Tuesday and Wednesday cold-hearted authority and the (Laurine Towler) and an Harrison had to shout the once to to elements be able do what absolutely hilarious bath-tub quiet and pretty tune, giving it a (with English Subtitles) CHINA: THE she feels is right raise the child, build-up-and-let-down scene. hard-rock quality. AWAKENING GIANT despite society's opposition. . Props Used Announcing that he isn't TUESDAY NIGHT The second line of Grotesque half-masks usually so fortunate are used as far as presented by and development, and perhaps the throughout The Chalk Circle. In backup musicians, Harrison more engaging of the two, : some cases, like the governor's happily took the role of "Billy French Cine Club BURN! portrays a short-lived reign of wife, the mask and exaggerated Preston's guitarist" for "Will It Go BISHOP coming Thursday humanity in the court of the city fingers were used by the actor as Round in Circles." from which the peasant woman vividly stylized expressions of Cut Off AUDITORIUM THE LOVED ONE has fled. But, just as Preston started to personality. In other cases, and The Serivenor (David Miller), a however,1 the mask dominated the get the crowd going, he was Tuesday admission $l.OO rascal, surrenders himself to be portrayal.j ushered back to the position of NOVEMBER 12 7:30/9:30 THESUGARLAND EXPRESS tried for treason. 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"Guys are smart enough now those who have had "competent instruction" in using them. when they see only an initial listed in the phone book," Using sprays such as mace, hair spray or dog repellent is they know it's a female, said Durkin. risky, because if the spray accidentally gets in your face in a Don't tell strangers on the phone that you are home from serious to Hush His condition has improved confrontation, you too will become "disabled," said alone. People occasionally assume the role of a survey-taker Watergate Trial Probes Money is once again taking intermediate, the doctors said, and he Whittemore. (Mace is illegal in California.) or radio disc jockey to find out whether a woman is home anticoagulant drug prevent blood clots in his WASHINGTON The Watergate cover-up trial is an to further Holding a flashlight is a good idea not only to illuminate alone and if so, what she is doing. "Even go to the point to be eating scheduled to focus today on the payment of hundreds of phlebitis-stricken left leg. He was reported dark areas, but as a weapon with which tostrike a blow, or where you lie" about someone else being there, Durkin original in his room. thousands of dollars in alleged hush money to the normal foods and walking more to shine In someone's eyes. "A flashlight pointed in the said. seven Watergate defendants. It was the best news about the 61-year-old former eyes," Durkin, temporarily or momentarily Reliable Locks near-fatal explained "will Herbert W. Kalmbach, once former President Richard M. president since doctors said he went into shock someone." It is important to draw the curtains at night and to keep how he internal blind Nixon's personal lawyer, was summoned to testify caused by bleeding after phlebitis surgery Oct. 29. Driving Alone the doors and windows locked at all times. "Fifty percent nurse is with him paid out $220,000 in the three months following the Intermediate condition "means a Common sense rules when driving alone day or night of all entries are made through unlocked doors and original break-in. around the clock," the doctors said. begin with looking in the back seat of your car before windows," Durkin said. On warm days, open windows may Hickman said in a The jury also is scheduled to hear Anthony Ulasewicz, Drs. John C. Lungren and Eldon B. entering "even if you locked it," Durkin said. Anyone can be secured in place with special pins. to written statement that undergo blood tests a retired New York City policeman who delivered cash Nixon would into a car a matter of "30 seconds." The last attempted rape in Palo Alto, according to anticoagulant is break within the defendants or their lawyers. this week presumably to determine if the "A woman driving alone is a target for assault," Durkin, occurred when a woman wearing only a negligee They there be Yesterday, Watergate prosecutors interlaced taped working properly. also said would follow-up according to the self protection film Nobody's Victim. was seen through the window by a man outside the house lungs the date is segments of three June 23, 1972 White House conversations studies on Nixon's before of his release When driving you should always have all doors locked and who then crawled in through an open window. with the testimony of then top CIA and FBI officials. The determined. windows closed. As for the door, a keyed doorknob alone is too easy to prosecution was attempting to show a complex scheme to "Depending on a favorable outcome of these studies, we break through. Door chains serve as additional protection, To avoid being stranded alone with car trouble, be sure use one agency to short circuit the Watergate investigation are hopeful that he can be discharged ... sometime this but only minimally. "Anyone throw his weight through you have plenty of gas and that your car is in good can of the other. week," they said. that a door and break down the chain," said Durkin. Double running condition. If you do happen to have car trouble, Deputy CIA Director Vernon A. Walters said he was Meanwhile, there was no further word from U.S. District cylinder, deadbolt locks are more reliable. flash your hazard lights, put a white cloth on your antenna summoned to the White House on June 23, six days after Court Judge John J. Sirica on what progress was being If a stranger knocks on your door, demand identification and wait inside your locked car until a policeman or tow the original break-in at Democratic National Committee made to name a panel of three doctors this week to before you let him Wide-angle portholes as opposed to truck arrives. in. headquarters. examine Nixon to determine whether he is able to testify at regular peepholes give you a better view of who is at your Walters said he was directed by defendant H. R. the Watergate cover-up trial of five of his former political If a stranger stops to help you, ask him to call the police door. Haldeman to call then-Acting FBI Director L. Patrick Gray associates. for you. Don't roll down the windows and don't get out of "Make sure you know your neighbor and they know 111 and advise him that CIA resources in Mexico would be Zebra Trial May Begin This Week the car. you," Durkin added. Let them know when you are home jeopardized if the FBI continued its probe into the Precautions At Home of four alone so that if they see or hear anything suspicious, they financing of the break-in. SAN FRANCISCO The Zebra murder trial Besides precautions against attacks when outside of the can notify police. he jailed last May is to start week the Walters, then on the job for only a month, said Black Muslims scheduled this home, there are measures to be aware of when inside the Finally, keep a telephone near you. If you spend time in almost although at and court sources say it could last up to four months. carried out this assignment immediately, home. the living room, but the telephone is in thtf kitchen, install a connection to Watergate. He The men were to appear before San Francisco Superior the time he could find no CIA If you are home alone, "don't advertise it," Durkin second phone or an extension cord, and be sure the local it was possible that Haldeman Court Judge Joseph Karesh today, but the trial faces testified that he thought warned. Not only should you list your name in the phone police number is nearby. CIA operation of which he was unaware. possible postponement because of a defense attorney's knew of some book as "M. Smith" rather than "Mary Smith," but you (Tomorrow: What to do if attacked.) The jury then heard the first of the three tape segments conflicting court date. on which Nixon is heard giving his approval to use the CIA Karesh and Alameda County Superior Court Judge to persuade Gray that the FBI was about to expose Harold Hove must decide whether Clinton White, chief Strike sensitive CIA operations. counsel for three of the four defendants, will keep a During the third tape segment, Haldeman reports back commitment in Hove's court on another murder case. Briefly... (Continued from front page) to Nixon after meeting with the CIA officials. "Well, it's, The arrests of the accused men came after an informer, back to work, until the union not a problem," says the former chief of staff. ex-convict Anthony Harris, gave authorities their names and Careers In Finance of the Family of God Foundation will members had an opportunity to vote said they belonged to a murderous sect called the "Death George C. G. Parker, lecturer in speak on "Religious Questions on a proposed settlement. Israeli Planes Bomb Lebanese Targets Angels." finance and director of the Stanford University Students Ask" today at "If they turn down the contract BEIRUT, Lebanon Israeli jets bombed suspected The defendants are Manuel Moore, 29; Larry Craig Sloan Program, will speak on "Careers noon in White Plaza. Grimsley is and the strike looks like it's going on guerrilla targets in Lebanon yesterday for the first time in Green, 22; J.C.X. Simon, 25, and Jessie Lee Cooks, 28, a in Finance and Living in New York" director of the Spiritual Renaissance longer, then I think it's time for the three weeks as the United Nations prepared to debate the San Quentin convict who pleaded guilty earlier to the today at noon in Room 54 of the Institute in Berkeley and is a former government" to act, Brennan said on Palestinian question. shooting murder of Francis Rose, which took place 10 days Graduate School of Business. psychological researcher for the the public televisionprogram The Lebanese Defense Ministry said there were scores of after the first Zebra-labeled killing. National Science Foundation in Washington Straight Talk. casualties in the 17-minute attack by 12 fighter-bombers in Solzhenitsyn To Receive Nobel Prize Washington, D.C. "If we get into a battle or the the southeastern part of the country. Medical Ethics Speech government steps in before time and A Lebanese military communique said the Israeli air raid STOCKHOLM, Sweden Russian novelist Alexander Dr. Ernie Young, chaplain to tries to dictate the policy, we're associate caused widespread damage and killed two Lebanese villagers Solzhenitsyn is finally going to get his 1970 Nobel Prize for Stanford Medical Center and Dundes Elected - stepping into a real mess that could and wounded seven. This implied the other casualties were literature. The Nobel Foundation said yesterday special dean of Memorial Church, will discuss Jules Dundes, lecturer in even go on longer," he said. Palestinians. ceremonies will be held Dec. 10. "An Approach to Medical Ethics" Communication and director of the Railroads, steelmakers and other The attack came shortly after Israeli Foreign Minister Officials said the exiled Russian novelist notified them today at 12:45 p.m. at 860 Bryant St. Broadcasting and Film Institute at industries that depend on coal braced Yigal Allon said his government was seeking out Arab he will be able to attend the award ceremonies. in Palo Alto. There is a luncheon Stanford, has been elected president of themselves for the miners' strike. leaders in Israeli-occupied territory who don't belong to the His prize money, $90,000, was deposited in a Swiss bank preceding the seminar at 12:15 p.m. the Board of Directors of the United There were warnings that a long Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO). account in accordance with the novelist's request. The seminar is part of a weekly series Cerebral Palsy Association of San walkout could mean serious problems Sixteen members of the PLO, the first nongovernmental Solzhenitsyn did not come to Stockholm to pick up the sponsored by the Palo Alto Medical Francisco. possibly even a depression. group ever invited to participate in a U.N. General prize in 1970 because he said he feared the Soviet Union Research Foundation. Most industries indicated they Assembly discussion, arrived in New York for the two-week would not permit him to return to his homeland. He since would not begin to feel the effects of debate that starts tomorrow. has left Russia and now lives in Switzerland. Physics And Music CORRECTION the walkout for about a week. Dennis Washington, the State Department said PLO leader Several attempts to present the award at the Swedish It was incorrectly advertised in chief of the fuel energy office In The Music Department is Hayes, Yasir Arafat, who was in Cairo last night en route to New Embassy or at a private apartment in Moscow also failed. yesterday's Daily that the French Cine gets about sponsoring a seminar by University of in Illinois, which 26 percent York, and 10 other PLO members got U.S. visas Sunday in Club would present Marcel Opul's "Le of its energy from coal, said no Denver Physics Prof. Juan G. Roederer " Cairo. Arafat and his group were not expected to arrive Chagrin et la Pitie this evening. industry today from 10 a.m. to noon in would be hurt if the strike until sometime today. Today's Weather Tonight's film, Chabrol's "Les ends within 14 days. Tresidder 270 on the subject "The " Mostly fair but with patchy night and morning fog and Bonnes Femmes, will be presented at He said manufacturers Nixon Soon Psychophysics of Music Perceptions." small would Doctors May Discharge occasional high cloudiness. Increasing clouds tomorrow. 7:30 and 9:30 in Bishop Auditorium. feel the pinch after two weeks and LONG BEACH, Calif. Former President Richard M. Lows tonight in the 40s to low 50s. Highs both days in the Le Chagrin el la Pitie will be added that if the walkout lasts a Nixon may be well enough to leave the hospital this week, 60s to low 70s. Light winds becoming southerly 10 to 20 Family Of God Broadcaster screened next week in Memorial month, it could touch off a his doctors said yesterday. mph tomorrow. Broadcaster Vern Bennon Grimsley Auditorium. depression.

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