CALL US WEATHER Note the Chronicle's Mostly dreary but telephone numbers: there's little chance of Newsroom: 684-2663 rain. High in the low Business office: 684-3811 50s, low tonight Sports-Arts: 684-6115 The Chronicle around 30. Duke University Volume 74, Number 107 Tuesday, February 27, 1979 Durham, North Carolina League of Women Voters establishes talent banks By Laura Sessums made for appointments to local boards. The The League of Women Voters of Durham County appointments for these two positions, however, have has established a "talent bank" of women in order to not yet been made. increase their representation on policy-making boards Using the talent bank applicants as a base, the and commissions within the county. league is "only recommending people who are very "Decisions made by local boards and commissions qualified for the position and who expressed an affect our everyday lives and we [women] should have interest in serving," said Barr. our ideas and concerns voiced....Our voices and One of the leagues recommendations was for a concerns can be heard most effectively through position on the Board of Directors of the Durham membership on decision-making bodies," said Julia Housing Authority. C. E. Boulware, chairman of the Clark, president of the league in Durham, in a press Community Service Committee which makes the release earlier this month. appointments, said "I think the idea [of the talent The talent bank is the result of an observational bank] is excellent. Up until recently, there haven't study conducted by the league, said Virginia been any women on these boards. Women have not Ghirardelli, chairman of the league's general public had the opportunity in the past." Boulware suggested relations committee. The number of women serving on that when the league makes a recommendation that if boards and commissions was much less than 50 follow-up on it by having a respected league member percent of the total membership, Ghirardelli said. speak to the appointing committees in the applicant's Since women represent approximately 50 percent of behalf. the population, the league decided it would be Ellie Smeal, the president of the National UPL PHOTO desirable to have more women serving in policy­ Organization of Women, said in a speech at Duke last Egyptian President Anwar Sadat announced hi making positions. month that society's decisions are being made by would not participate in future U.S.-sponsorec Other local leagues such as Winston-Salem and Continued on page 2 summit talks. See details, page 3. Wake County have talent banks. From their pool of applicants, many successful appointments have been Jordon's advice is free made, said Sharon Barr, chairman of the talent bank committee. The Durham County talent bank, open to all women ASDU lawyer helps students in the County, was begun in January. An introductory letter was sent to the president of all Durham County By Margie Meares state are unaware of this, said was arrested for "bouncing" a women's organizations asking if they would be A lawyer, hired by ASDU, is Jordon. In most traffic cases check worth $1.95. In most cases interested in having their members participate in the available on campus for three Jordon hears, a lawyer is not the merchants only want the talent bank. If a favorable response was received, a hours a week for consultation as a needed in court. Deciding whether money and will drop charges if the bundle of talent bank registration forms was sent for free legal service to Duke or not his services in court are check is "made good." But if a case the members to fill out and return. undergraduates. ASDU also pays needed is part of his job. In cases gets to court, the student being tried for some legal services performed where the student may lose his will be charged $27 in court fees, The registration form was also sent to all license, a lawyer is usually needed, professional women and league members within the by other lawyers. which is extremely expensive when ASDU provides representation or but "there has been some success it is a $2 or $3 check involved, added county, said Girardelli. with Duke students "plea At the present time, 300 registration forms have payment for representation in Jordon. cases involving landlord-tenant bargaining" their own cases, said been returned and two recommendations have been Jordon. Most drug charges against relations, consumer matters, non- students are not covered by the serious misdemeanors, and Jordon also said that he writes ASDU legal service because they domestic relations, according to many letters to landlords on behalf are felonies. But Jordon said that Decision facilitates ASDU's Legal Services Plan. The of student tenants. He added, many students have gotten his ASDU lawyer also offers advice "some landlords, in my opinion, do name through friends or through and counselling on any legal not treat students fairly," with the University and that, after being voter registration matter. security deposits, fixing things and arrested, have contacted him. other matters. Although the laws By Ford Reynolds heard of the Supreme According to Randall Jordon, the He has posted bond for many Duke students, as well ASDU lawyer, he sees on average ate fairly favorable to tenants, Court decision, but said many students do not bother to Duke students arrested on drug as college students that the criteria for 15 people a week in the ASDU office charges and has represented some throughout the nation, and he represents about 10 percent contest what they believe to be registration is usually unfair practices. of them on a privately-retained will have a much easier consistent with any court of them in court. There are three basis. Jordon offered no figures on time registering to vote in ruling. areas that about 75 percent of the The other problem that Jordon how many students that included the counties where they go Students without a people he sees are concerned with; deals with stems from the fact that but said, "there seem to be a couple to school because of a driver's license and traffic offenses, worthless checks some merchants use the "worthless of sizable busts every year." January 14 U.S. Supreme address are allowed to and landlord-tenant problems. check laws" as a way to collect on bad checks. These laws state that The legal services provided by Court decision. register depending on Traffic laws in North Carolina ASDU are paid for by student The Supreme Court individual circumstances, are extremely tough and many an individual can be arrested for passing a bad check. One student activities fees. According to ruled that voter registra­ according to William Duke students being from out-of- Jordon's contract with ASDU, he tion offices could not make Marsh, chairman of the receives $12.50 an hour for up to 40 students meet different Durham County Elections hours a month of services. eligibility requirements Board. He also cited a N.C. If a student wishes to hire than other citizens. law which states that another lawyer to represent him in The court ruled that anyone living "temporari­ one of the types of cases covered by Waller County, Texas had ly" in a county cannot ASDU's legal service plan, ASDU to allow students from register to vote there. will pay $12.50 an hour for up to five Prairie View A & M Marsh also said he did not hours of work, said Marshall University to register to know of the recent Orson, Attorney General of ASDU. vote. The Justice Depart­ Supreme Court decision. If a student wishes to do this he ment said the county While N.C. law states must obtain permission from discriminated against a that a person must pay ASDU first. specific group: on campus taxes on their cars in the Members of ASDU, and Jordon, students. county they live in most of encourage students with any legal How will this affect the year, not all are problems to come and talk to students in Durham allowed to vote because Jordon on Monday evenings from 5 County? Presently stu­ some are considered to 8 in the ASDU office. Jordon said dents with an N.C. temporary residents. he feels he is providing a necessary driver's license and a Marsh refused comment and worthwhile service. He added Durham address are on the discrepency that he really feels good about allowed to register between having to pay working with Duke students without any trouble, said Durham County auto because he gets a very positive Alex Brock, director ofthe taxes and not being feedback from them and because he State Board of Elections. allowed to vote in PHOTO BY RICK MCDONNELL is "generally talking to intelligent Brock said he had not Durham. Randall Jordon . . . ASDU lawyer people." Page Two The Chronicle Tuesday, February 27, 1979 SPECTRUM SPECTRUM POLICY: Gatherings and other announcements may CLASSIFIEDS be placed in SPECTRUM, provided that the following rules are followed. AH items to be GENERAL ISSUES COMMITTEE YMCA on Monday nights. run in SPECTRUM must be typed on a 45- Announcements British faculty for Ameri­ (March 5 to May 7) from cans. $1200 includes space line and limited to 30 words. Do NOT 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Cal! 489- type items in all capital letters. Items must CONTACT LENS WEAR­ tuition, dorm room, 2 2610 for more information. be submitted before 3 p.m. the day before Attention all PPS MAJORS' UNION ERS. Save on name brand meals daily, excursions, EXECS: Old and New Officers - hard or soft lens supplies. Services Offered air fare. Trans-Atlantic they are run, and should be run only the day Important meeting at 10 in Flowers Send for free illustrated TRIANGLE BUSINESS Cultural Studies, Box before and the day of the event. GENERAL Lounge. Please be there! catalog. Contact Lens SERVICES. Secretarial 1795, Greenwood, S.C. items are run subject to space limitations. NC PIRG LOCAL BOARD meets for Supplies, Box 7453, services, theses, term 29646. Failure to comply with the above will result dinner at 6 in the University Room, New hoard members will be fully Phoenix, Arizona 85011. papers and resumes. 714 Help Wanted in the item being eliminated without notice. indoctrinated. Elections will be Going to PENNSYLVAN­ 9th St., Suite 207 — 286- OVERSEAS JOBS: Sum­ No event which charges admission will be IA for spring break? Take 5485. Next to Carolina mer/year round. Europe, allowed. EQUESTRIANS: Those riding in me with you. Allen town or Copy Center. S. America, Australia, A O H's: Business Meeting at 6 Thursday's show will have a coaching vicinity. Leave/ return Compassionate listening session at 4. If you need a ride, call Asia, etc. All fields, $500- TODAY 139 Soc. Sci. All members must attend anytime. Call Carol, x- by a trained professional — elections will be held for our first Bonnie. Our MEETING will be at 7:00 $1200 monthly. Expenses PHILOSOPHY CLUB: No official 1714. counselor. If this might officers. paid. Sightseeing. Free meeting tonight. Departmental lecture: meet a need for you or for info., write: IJC, Box 4490- "Toward a Taxonomy of Scientific Enjoy your dinner in the upstairs of TOMORROW THE SUBWAY DELIV­ someone else — call 489- Theories: an Analysis of Evolutionary East Campus Union while listening to 73, Berkeley, CA 94704. ERS — Dorms only — 3705 for an appointment. Explanations". Robert Brandon. Room the music of Dave and Dave of Old Hat DUKE DEMOCRATS! meet at 7 in Counselors, over 19 for 204 W. Duke at 8 p.m. acclaim. 5:45-6.'45, No extra charge, $5.00 minimum or 50C $10 min. 204 Perkins. Old members, new people, delivery charge. 6:00- unique overnight boys' ATTN THETA PLEDGES: Pledge THETA Pledge and Actives: There is everybody welcome. Tell your friends. midnight, Sun.-Thurs. DISSERTATION PROB­ summer camp in Blue meetingatS. House H. Actives strongly a Pledge meeting at 8 in House H. At Come work for ERA and other 688-2297. Eat a Big One! LEMS? New group form­ Ridge Mountains of encouraged to attend!!! 9:30 in 139 Soc. Sci. is the Chapter Meeting. Come meet Jennifer There will be an optional information Announcing the opening ing may help you find Penna. Able to instruct in Attention Duke Independent Women'. Polhemus! There will be a meeting tonight at 8 in session for all those interested in of "Pickwick Antiques" solutions and support. either one of following: interviewing for the Undergraduate Watersafety, Waterskiing, Broughton Parlor. Bring along lots of ATTN THETAS: If you ordered the March 2nd. Located in Call Dr. Cooper for further ideas for planning. All newcomers large photographs ofthe various pledge Judical Board at 7 in 136 Soc. Sci. downtown Mebane next to information. Leave name, Arts & Crafts, Boating, classes taken on Bid Night, PLEASE Everyone is encouraged to attend, fire station with early phone number. Soccer, Basketball, Athlet­ bring cheeks to meeting tonight. Saida FREEWATER FILM SOCIETY will THE ARCHIVE shro_3 off its needs your money immediately. American and English ics, Photography, Archerv, miseries with another1 TUESDAY meet at 6:30 in 03 Old Chem. The Questions agenda includes the approving of films Track, Tennis, Golf, NIGHT READING at 8:30 in the office. HOLY COMMUNION: Shrove furniture, crystal, clocks, in the Thursday long series and the Another short and sweet Bring your conundra and cantankera. Tuesday, 5:15 p.m., Memorial Chapel, and Persian rugs. Hours: Riflery, Ham Radio, final vote on the short 4-film series. This Drawings, poems, stories, photog­ Duke Chapel The University question. Who was Bob Rocketry, Science, Rock. is the LAST chance for anyone to 10-6, Wed-Sat, 563-6700. raphy. chi'ssh(mrds, ymi name it, we'll community is invited to attend this Ride needed to Florida Dylan's high school Climbing, or Pioneering. submit a series suggestion. Be sure to include the specific films, prices, (preferably Sarasota) for sweetheart in Minnesota? Write Camp Director, 138 The correct answerer need HILLEL BOARD Meeting tonight at LUTHERAN CAMPUS MINISTRY ' directors, and brief synopses. two weeks over spring Red Rambler Drive, Lafay­ will hold a service of confession and only call 684-3811 to have ette Hill, Pa. 19444. communion at 9:30 pm in the Memorial FREEWATER PRODUCTION break. Will share expenses K.J1KSTHIANS: Our meeting is in WORKSHOP will meet at 8 in Oil Old and driving. Call Annette his (her) name appear in 124 Soc Sci at Flowers. IMPORTANT- Chapel, The university community is Lost & Found invited to attend. Chem, Although the current lecture — 684-7329. print. eletions and show plans. Remember series stresses advanced techniques, Answers Missing in action: Marley, coaching for those going to Thursday's ASDU ADMISSIONS AND FINAN­ anyone interested is invited to attend. black Irish setter with red show. When will spring arrive','? CIAL AID COMMITTEE: There will be BAHAMAS.'!! Anyone John Wayne was born a meeting at 7:30 outside the ASDU Important PIRG meeting at 8:30 in collar. Call 688-2581 or ZETAS: Officers installation is today interested in taking my Marion Michael Morrison. office. Please hring what you wrote. Flowers Lounge. Please bring drug 286-9538. — its mandatory and wear white. See surveys if you haven't already and place on the Sailing Club (Can you see it now . . . you in Giles parlor at 8:30! Duke Union Major Speakers present potential project ideas. boat this spring break Lost: Tan wool-lined Ellsworth Bunker, negotiator at the "True Grit" Starring....) ATTENTION ZETAS (old and new The Duke Jewish Fot'jm will hold a please contact Melissa Many thanx to Mark trench coat. 684-1184 if officers). We will be meeting at 7:30 in Vietnam peace talks and on the Panama Canal in Gross Chem. Aud. at highly important directional meeting Weber immediately. #684- Stauter for being the first, you see it. at 7:30 in 220 Grey. It is critical that 0815, 206 Aycock. of many, to give tbe Lost: Pair of glasses in EAST END HEALTH CENTER, a anyone interested in Jewish student To the guy who gave me spin off of Edgemont Clinic, holds it s D.O.L.C.E. - A PRO-CHOICE affairs on this campus attend. correct answer. light brown case whch ABORTION GROUP is sponsoring an his grad student ticket first general staff meeting tonight at A representative of the Peace For Sale reads "For Eyes" (no 7:30 in Davison M312 for everyone ABORTION SERVICES FORUM at 7 right before the Carolina in Perkins 216. All interested persons Corps/VISTA programs will give a comment) possibly near interested, all health profession presentation on these programs for game: Thanks a Million!!! FOR SALE EXXON GAS: Trent. Callx-7110iffound, students welcomed. and organizations are urged to attend. After four years as a Reg. 62.9, Unlead 67.9, students with a background in French Thanks. ACADEMICS COMMITTEE - We PUBLIC OR PRIVATE FOOD AID? or Spanish at 4:30 in 211 For. Lang. faithful Duke fan, I would High test 69.9. Best Exxon will meet at 6 in the ASDU office. The Dan Shaughnessy. Director of have missed my last ACC price in town. 1810 W. Found: Brown glass case Pye report is on our agenda among President Carter's Commission on through the Placement Office. game if not for you. A Markham Ave. Across with gold wire-rimmed World Hunger, and Nathan Gray, NO NUKES Those people interested glasses. Goggle shape. Institute for Community Economics. in going to the NRC hearings on happy and appreciative from Kwik Kar Wash #2 DUKE ECONOMIC REVIEW-There will debate these issues at 1:45 in Room Shearon Harris with KUDZU. citizens senior. (near East Campus). Robert Kennedy is the will he a mandatory meeting of the 139, Soc Sci. against nuclear power, a carpool will be Editorial Board at 6 in Flowers Lounge. Surplus and Salvage now optician. Call Dave at x- What do JOHN DENVER, Harry leaving from the West Durham Post NEED MONEY:Iwill pay All members must attend, accepting bids on the 0490 around 6 p.m. and C ha pin, Senator Dole, and three Office on Ninth Street at 8:00 Tuesday good money for 1 ACC PRE-MEDS...Barbara Hall of the following vehicles. Bids they are yours. university presidents have in common? Tournament ticket (book). Found: Thursday, or Duke Med. School admissions office Come to 139 Soc Sci at 1:45 and findout. NRC HEARINGS ON SHEARON will close February 27, will speak at 7:30 in 204 Perkins. AH (Clue: eat your lunch first.) HARRIS NUCLEAR POWER PLANT Call Jeff at x-1309. That's tennis courts, warm up 684-1309. 1979, at 12:00 noon. For in teres t_-d people are welcome to attend. will take place all day starting at 9:00. Sponsored hy the Duke Circle K Club. The SOCIETY OF PHYSICS Federal Building, Courtroom <_. further information, call pants. Claim at Flowers STUDENTS will meet in Rm. 234 ACC TOURNAMENT Lounge. CIRCLE K members., don't forget the seventh floor, 310 New Bern Ave., x-5079. 1965 Chevrolet Vi Physics. "Undergraduate Curriculum Raleigh, Call NC PIRG at 684-6330 in TICKETS. ACC TOUR­ meeting at 7:30 in 204 Perkins. We'll Change" will he discussed and all ton panel truck, 1968 Found: a men's class ring aftern NAMENT TICKETS. Call discuss next month's projects and have students interested in improving the Dodge truck, 1968 GMC 2 from Florida Atlantic a program on medicine. See you there! physics curriculum are URGED to 684-1086 immediately. Continued on page 15 ton refrigerated truck, University. It was found Ride needed to N.J. for 1962 Dodge pick-up truck. on Knox St. off of Watts. spring break (exit 8 or 9 on Stereo System: MCS 22 Call 688-6439. ASDU turnpike). Leaving on wrms receiver, Pro series, Found: One gold earring . . . talent bank Friday, March 9 (prefer­ BSR turntable, Zenity 8- by Giles dorm. Also found Tonight ably after 12 p.m.) Please Continued from page 1 tk. programmable deck, gold ring on Lancaster St. call Debbie at x-0644 or x- Recation headphones, and Call and identify — people who are not sensitive to women's issues. The ASDU Legislature 2663 and leave message. Lee LD-70 speakers. Barbara x-1983. Keep Ghiraradelli said she felt this statement to be too will meet at 7 p.m. tonight Rides needed to the ACC Contact Mike C. at x-2903. trying if no answer. strongly worded for her to agree with it. She said that in 136 Social Sciences tournament. Call Carl, x- For Sale: Sony STR-4800 Found: A set of keys the' intent [of the talent bank] is not to criticize people Building. The following 7917. SD receiver; less than one Friday night in C.I. Call who are making decisions now. We don't exert items are on the agenda: Wolf-woman about this year old, under full Cathy at xll73 to claim. pressure, we make suggestions. 1. Consideration of time of the year you will be warranty, have Stereo Lost: Double ring key Barr, however, agreed with Smeal, saying "AH questions to be placed on contemplating suicide. Review reports on it, rated chain lost between Bio-Sci facets of society should be represented; by getting a the March 6 referendum, \ Don't! We'uns loves you. at 35 watts, specs near 45. and the Union Monday in more well-rounded representation, we can get a more including reform of Pub J the snow (I Think). Very Happy Birthday! Love, Must sell: lists for $400, balanced decisions." Board funding; refinanc- j important these keys be the Dauntless Crew. asking $250. Call x-7537. The League of Women Voters is a non-partisan ing of the University1 Seniors! Are you going to found. (Would the Geo. FOR SALE: Oldsmobile organization which grew out of the suffrage Union, and a recommen-1 be living in New York City Cutlass-Calais. Dark Dept. lend me a metal movement which gave women the vote. It was dation for the student j this summer and next metallic blue with a detector?} If found, keys originally conceived to educate all the new and that is), please ring x-7990 activities fee. year? I need apartment beautiful interior. Fully uninformed female voters. Now, it's a study-action after 11 p.m. 2. All budgets passed j roommates. If interested equipped. Less than 2,000 group composed of men and women which encourages or have apt. info, call Bob last week may be recon-i miles. "A Great Bargain." Lost: Keys on long brown informed participation in government. Jeffers at 684-1700. Call 489-6903 anytime. sidered, e.g. Pub Board, plastic keychain. Friday The league operates on the national, state and local Urgently need to return 1970 Pontiac GTO 400 4- night at Mirecourt Party. Freshman Advisory levels. The Durham County league was formed in the home as soon as possible. speed new tires, shocks, Need them Desperately! If Council, Black Student Ride needed to MPL3/ST. exhaust system 13,000 found, call Amy x-0358. late 1940s. Association, et. PAUL. Will share all miles. Many extras, body Lost: Stolen from ladies Members of the league act as observers in most 3. Presentation on the usuals, driving. Call leave and engine in excellent room-main hall-Under- policy-making bodies such as the school board and in current situation of anytime. Please call Anne condition. $1800 call 638- grad library—Thursday, court. There are also members in study-groups which national financial aid at x-7929, 2069 for details. Feb. 15; pair of socks, belt, pinpoint problems for the league to act on. programs by Grary A Red Cross Advanced LONDON SUMMER creme sweater, and soror- Any women interested in registering in the talent Davidson, officer of the Lifesaving Course will be COURSE: Interdisciplin- ty pin. Please return. bank my contact the League of Women Voters at 489- American Student Federa- taught at the Lakewood credit/audit. By Reward, x-1179. 4900. Tuesday, February 27, 1979 The Chronicle Page Three Sadat's refusal to meet Begin makes U.S. appear pro-Egypt By Bernard Gwertzman In announcing Sunday that Sadat would be 1979 NYT News Service represented at Camp David by his prime minister. WASHINGTON - Administration officials Mustafa Khalil, Carter, in some Israeli eyes seemed to acknowledged yesterday that President Anwar el- endorse Sadat's decision. Sadat's decision not to participate in a new round of No pressure on Israel Camp David negotiations with President Carter and But administration officials insisted that the United Prime Minister Menachem Begin of Israel had States was not trying to put pressure on Israel and aroused some Israeli suspicions and made it more they revealed that, as an indication of American difficult for the United States to appear even-handed. concern, Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance and Khalil The United States would have preferred that the jointly called Sadat from Camp David on Saturday to Egyptian leader himself take part in the talks, as he make sure that Sadat was not coming and for did last September when he, Carter and Begin signed assurance that Khalil would have as much two framework accords, one of them the peace treaty negotiating flexibility to conclude the treaty as lit- now under negotiation. would. Sadat further indicated he might came to UPlPHOTO By failing to come Sadat leaves open the implication Washington later, perhaps for a ceremonial signing if Vietnamese soldiers defend Chan Canh Hill that Egypt does not want to negotiate further the negotiations are successful. against the Chinese advance. concessions thus requiring Begin to yield. Sunday, Carter announced with the concurrence of the Egyptians and Israelis that, "We are discussing PLO spokesman says: with the two governments the possibility of moving these negotiations to the head-of-government level later this week." "Prime Minister Begin would then represent Israel Iran wants to "liberate" Jerusalem and Prime Minister Khalil, who has been authorized By Youssef M. Ibraham The 40-year-old Palestinian The Palestinian chieftain, who by President Sadat to conclude the negotiations on ' 1979 NYT News Service guerrilla leader was appointed as spoke in Arabic, said that much of behalf of Egypt, would represent Egypt," he said. TEHRAN — A senior official of the "Palestinian ambassador" to the talks between Khomeini and Surprise to reporters the Palestine Liberation Organiza­ Iran, and is by far the most senior Arafat during the latter's one week This came as a surprise to reporters who had been tion here said yesterday the new Palestinian representative in any visit here concerned the creation of led to believe that when the Middle East negotiations revolutionary government of Iran country. His choice for the post by "a common strategy and a common moved to a summit level, Sadat would be present along has made "the liberation of Arafat, underlined the importance approach" toward Israel. with Carter and Begin. Jerusalem from Israeli occupation which the Palestinians attach to The Palestinian representative Some Israeli newspapers speculated yesterday that one of its foremost religious and the support they have secured from also noted that the PLO has this was a new form of pressure on Israel. They moral commitments." Khomeini, and the strategic weight supported the Iranian revolution "a assumed that Khalil would not be authorized by Sadat Hani Al-Hassan, a prominent of Iran in their calculations, long time before it triumphed, and to make any concessions on the issues left and that leader of the Fatah organization according to many Iranian and against repeated advice from Arab Begin would then be made to appear as the party and one of the closest advisers to Western observers here. countries which believed our holding up agreement on the peace treaty. Yasir Arafat, the chairman of the Senior PLO member support to be a bad gamble." He Palestine Liberation Organization, Al-Hassan, a civil engineer who would not name those Arab said the pledge was made by the received his education in West countries, but noted that one ofthe new Iranian leaders here, and Germany, has taken temporary Arab countries made most Real World particularly by Ayatollah residence in a complex attached to vulnerable by the events in Iran Ruhollah Khomeini, during talks the office of Iranian Prime Minister was Egypt. "[Egyptian President ' 1979 NYT News Service held last week in Tehran with Mehdi Bazargan, where many Anwar] Sadat is totally isolated in BANGKOK, Thailand — Chinese forces Arafat. senior Iranian officials also live, the region now," he said, "and the have advanced up to 25 miles into Al-Hassan also said in an including Deputy Prime Minister Egyptian people are very" near Vietnamese territory, Hanoi said. In interview at the prime minister's for Revolutionary Affairs Ibrahim revolt." Bangkok, Western analysts said that the office where he resides, that the Yazdi. He said he will eventually major fighting was continuing in the area of Iranian revolution has created a move to the large complex which Large sums of money Lang Son, a provincial capital about 85 miles pincer movement around Israel was once the home of the Israeli Iranian sources here said the northeast of Hanoi. And China's powerful which he said will be completed commercial and semi-diplomatic Islamic religious establishment in Deputy Premier Teng Hsiao-ping was when " a fundamental change takes mission to Iran before being burned Iran has had relations with the quoted as having said he hoped that Peking's place in Turkey soon." He asserted and sacked by Iranian urban Palestinians for years. "We have incursion into Vietnam, now in its 11th day, that an imminent upheaval in guerrillas last Feb. 11, when the channeled very large sums of would be ended in less time than the 33 days Turkey is expected to unfold along Iranian Army put its arms down money to tbe Palestinians which ofthe Chinese-Indian war of 1962. the same lines as the Islamic revolt and the new revolutionary regime have been collected in the mosques took over. Al-Hassan said he that took place in Iran. "The and smuggled to Lebanon for quite TEHRAN — Coneern over persecution situation there is in a boiling stage, expects to be in Iran "for a few a while now," said Hossein Bani- months, at least." rose in Iran after the 10th execution and the and very near explosion," he said. Assadi, a close aide to publication of a daily list of arrests. An Islamic leader in Meshed urged the revolutionary authorities "not to trespass U.S. offers "presence" in Persian Gulf on the rights of innocent citizens" and called on the people to try to "prevent unauthor­ reporters yesterday that the officials said the administration ized arrests." By Richard Burt was still eager to demonstrate the s 1979 NYT News Service administration was "not considering a base structure or the importance it attaches to stability MOSCOW — Soviet-American ties are WASHINGTON - The United stationing of troops" in the Persian in the Gulf. They said tbe "obstructed" by Peking, according to Soviet States recently offered to establish Gulf. administration was close to a Foreign Minister Gromyko, who said an American military presence in The administration, reacting to decision on expanding the size of Moscow sought a "more stable" climate in the Persian Gulf, but the overture the upheaval in Iran, is concerned American naval forces in the relations with Washington. was rebuffed by Saudi Arabia, now about the stability of the oil-rich Indian Ocean, including the the dominant power in the region, Gulf, and has mounted an effort to possible dispatch of amphibious LA VINA, Mont. — The last total solar Carter administration officials reassure pro-Western countries in landing vessels into the area. eclipse visible in the continental United said yesterday. the area that they can still count on The officials said that other States until the year 2017 enthralled many The officials said the Saudi move American support. The possible methods of giving American power watchers across the northwestern states. As came during Secretary of Defense establishment of an American greater visibility were also being the eclipse plunged central Montana into Harold R. Brown's recent visit to military presence in the area was considered, including temporary darkness for a bit more than two minutes, the Middle East where the described as one of several steps the visits of warplanes to countries in the intensity of storms on the sun resulted in administration offered a number of administration was prepared to the area and the establishment of a spectacular display of flaming prominen­ proposals for beefing up American take to reassure moderate Arab joint military planning arrange­ ces from the solar disk. military power in the region. "We states that it would not permit ments with local armed forces. talked to the Saudis about a greater Soviet penetration into the However, the officials acknowl­ WASHINGTON — Demands for a balanced number of ideas, including the region. edged that during his visit to the budget were expressed strongly by establishment of a base in the area, Middle East earlier this month, Republican governors at the winter meeting but they quickly turned us down," New strain Brown and his aides found Saudi ofthe National Governors Association. Rep. said a defense aide. The fact that Saudi Arabia is cool Arabia and other moderate Arab Peter W. Rodino Jr., chairman ofthe House Accordingly, the possibility of to the idea of a base and other forms nations somewhat wary of new Judiciary Committee, promised the establishing a permanent United of formal military cooperation with forms of military cooperation. Both governors a careful study of proposals for a States presence in the area has the United-States is seen by some the Egyptian and Saudi leaders constitutional amendment to achieve the been abandoned for the time being officials as a sign of new strain in were said to be more interested in objective but pleaded with them for time for and Hodding Carter III, the State relations between the two gaining access to additional "deliberation." Department spokesman, told countries. Despite this, defense American arms. Page Four The Chronicle Tuesday, February 27, 1979 Trustees support voluntary cost-containment By Ginger Sasser University Hospital minister. Terming the move the supports the program of Pye will draw up a least it could do to keep the National Steering formal report on the hospital costs down, the Committee on Voluntary establishment of such a University Board of Cost Containment; has council for the executive Trustees passed a resolu­ initiated a reassessment committee ofthe board to tion Saturday in support of its operating and consider at its March of a state-level voluntary capital budgets to see if meeting. The full board hospital cost containment additional reductions or will vote whether or not to program. The program is postponements can be establish the council at its supported by the Ameri­ made, consistent with meeting in May. can Hospital Association, sound medical practice; Stephen Harward, of which University board pledges the use of all University treasurer, gave chairman Alexander reasonable means to keep the board a report on McMahon is president. operating expenditures University investments In other business, the and capital budgets at the for the period October 1- board heard a preliminary lowest levels, consistent December 31, 1978. report from Chancellor A. with sound medical Harward said, "If we get __ ... Kenneth Pye on the practice; and seeks the stock market moving PHOTO BY BRUCE FINE PHOTO BY CRAIG MCKAY establishment of a council provisional certification up, we'll be fine." Roscoe Robinson . . . associate vice Alexander McMahon... Chairmanof on religious life. by the State of North president and chief executive officer the Board of Trustees, President Jimmy Carter Carolina Voluntary Cost of Duke Hospital. has presented a national Containment Commit­ hospital cost containment tee." bill to Congress designed Robinson said the to limit price increases to resolution was "a stand­ MAJOR around 10 percent annual­ ard resolution submitted SPEAKERS ly over the next three to hospitals throughout years. The American the state," and urged Duke Hospital Association was to give leadership in the one of the chief opponents state for the endorsement of a similar bill submitted of the resolution. by Carter to Congress last "North Carolina hasn't year. The amended bill moved as aggressively as passed in the Senate, but other states" in support­ died in the House at the ing the resolution, said end of the last Congres­ McMahon. sional session. The board supported the Roscoe R. Robinson, idea of a council on associate vice president religious life modeled after and chief executive officer the athletic council which of Duke Hospital, said the would meet three or four AHA has requested that times a year to give advice hospitals across the to the University minister country endorse the and to examine the program developed by the quality of religious life at National Steering Com­ Duke. University Presi­ MIDTERM EXAM HistoryOOO.O mittee on Voluntary Cost dent Terry Sanford Containment organized proposed the idea for the by the AHA, the American religious council Feb. 1 in What do Ellsworth Bunker and Bunker Hill have in common? Medical Association and response to the recent the Federation ot Ameri­ campus controversy over (a) They are both Pre-Cambrian geological formations. can Hospitals. the decision of Bob Young, (b) They are both moss-covered Boston landmarks. The resolution states University minister, not (c) They are both an important part of American history. that "the Board of to renew the contract of Trustees of the Duke Helen Crotwell, associate If you didn 't choose (c), then you probably go to State RLC vote gives BOG because same space as frat By David Berger The Residential Life Committee voted four to one ELLSWORTH BUNKER last night to give BOG, an independent selective men's dorm on West campus, a fraternity charter and to allow BOG, as a new fraternity to keep its current residence on West. • was U.S. Ambassador to Vietnam from 1967 to 1973 While the committee members were in general agreement on the issue, only five ofthe 11 members • was the Chief Negotiator of the Panama Canal Treaty formally voted. Since BOG (Bunch of Guys) currently houses only • has served as a global diplomatic troubleshooter for upperclassmen, the RLC decided the overall effect on University housing would not be great. 7 U.S. Presidents Paul Snyder, BOG president, said the decision would have a significant effect on BOG. • received the Presidential Medal of Freedom twice "Becoming a fraternity will strengthen unity, in 5 years greatly help our rush program, and help create a common bond with people nation wide who belong to our fraternity," said Snyder. BOG members will vote tonight on which national Don't miss the chance fraternity they want to join. The Inter-Fraternity Council will vote next Tuesday on whether or not to to hear a living legend in diplomacy. officially recognize BOG as a national fraternity. In other business, the RLC considered a petition from the Transfer Advisory Committee which calls for a change in the current University housing policy for Tuesday, February 27, 1979 Gross Chem. Auditorium - 7:30 p.m. transfer students. The present policy allows new transfer students to live in University housing for one year, if space is available, with no guarantee beyond that period. The petition asks that transfers be treated Free Admission the same as all other undergraduates. The RLC supported the petition in principle but decided that a change in policy at this time is impractical in light of the continuing housing A DUKE UNIVERSITY UNION COMMITTEE shortage. Tuesday, February 27, 1979 The Chronicle Page Five Mangione felt so good In Chapel Hill last Thursday

by Scott McCartney music. Charles Meeks on bass The first half was Jazz man Chuck Man­ Breaking away from his and James Bradley, Jr. on rounded out with two gione and his Quartet previous concert pattern, drums. songs from his latest serenaded a mellow Mangione postponed the The band then returned effort, The Children of University of North hit single "Feels So Good" to Chase The Clouds Sanchez. Charles Meeks Carolina audience with until the second half of his Away for the title track as turned down his bass, Mangione gave the stepped up to the micor- spotlight to Chris Vadala phone, and turned on the on flute, alto flute, and crowd with his rich sax, and guitarist Grant baritone voice and Geissman, prompting one Mangione's moving fan to say that "success lyrics. has not spoiled Chuck Much of Mangione's Mangione when he can childhood is reflected in give the show to his this movie soundtrack. his increasingly popular two hour show and opened quartet." Born into the family of and well-known music with a cut from his Chase Continuing the ocsillat- Italian grocer, Frank last Thursday at Memori­ The Clouds Away album, ing pattern of tempo, Mangione [who now al Hall in Chapel Hill. his first successful effort Mangione picked up the travels with his son arid Mangione, unbiquitous for A & M records. speed with "The Xlth the quartet and peddles T- on the college concert He then slipped into the Commandment", a track shirts, posters, and circuit, won over the mellower song "The Day off the Feels So Good albums in lobbies) allowed sedate crowd with his after Our First Night album where he displayed his sons Chuck and Gap usual mixture of lively Together" from the Main some of his own talent on "to truely be themselves. COURTESY A&M RECORDS jazz compositions and his Squeeze album which keyboards and the He never tried to force Chuck Mangione praying that Duke wins the more harmonious, slower featured the talents of familiar flugelhorn. them into artificial roles of ACC Tournament! middle-class respectabili­ ty," according to Man­ like Dizzy Gillespie. ("Feels So Good") and in gione's biography. Father would walk up to 1977 won his first "Give me love and them like he knew them all Grammy for Best Instru­ I understanding and I will his life, and he'd say, Hi, mental Composition for P thrive; As my children Dizzy! My name is Frank "Bellavia," the title tune 1 V*•' • grow, my dreams come Mangione, these are my from his second A & M alive; And those who hear kids, they play. And album. THE buy Steak the cries of children — God before you'd know it, my Mangione currently has D will bless; I will always father would be talking appearances on televi­ t by the ounce hear the children of with this guy, and would sion plays with and Sanchez," writes Man­ invite them over for conducts large orchestras, \^A gione in the title song. spaghetti and Italian televises concerts over the / M | Mangione's career wine, and we'd wind up PBS network, and tours I L We specialize in Ribeye began with piano lessons having a jam seession in nine months each year. k r and N.Y. Strip Steaks at age 8, and was aided by the living room." Thus Mangione con­ cooked to perfection over "Papa" Mangione's Today Mangione has cluded his most recent Ay j live charcoal. boldness. received seven Grammy visit to Chapel Hill not as IR Gourmet Salad Bar Chuck stated: "And we nominations, one nomina­ he has before, but rather 2818 Chapel Hill Rd. Wider Selection would go hear somebody tion for record of the year Continued on page 6 (5 minutes from Duke) 489-4948 get sidetracked tonight' Dinner Mor .-Sat. 6:00-10:30 Browr Bagging—BAC—MC—Am. Ex. Accepted

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PHOTO BY CRAIG MCKAY The Chronicle Chuck Mangione and his famous flugelhorn. Editor Ginger Sasser Night editor Davia Odell . Mangione Business Manager Bettie Richardson Watchdog Jani Wooldridge Ad Manager Bruce Gill Copy editor GingerSasser Continued from page 5 Aeolus Editor Karen Blumenthal Ad Layout Bruce Gill and cast in a much more self- chano", which features "I feel so good. Chuck!" Arts Editor Vicki Foster Photographers Bill Beckett, confident manner. He Grant Geissman on the 12- screamed the (sober) Editorial Pages Chairperson .Liz Buchanan Greg Groglio, Dan Michaels, allowed his Quartet much string guitar for the latter afficiando. Features Editor Jani Wooldridge Rick McDonnell, Craig McKay, of the spotlight, and he part of the show. And no one in Memorial Managing Editor ..: Debbie Roche Scott McPherson, Dave Siebenheiler, played lesser-known, But the effect was the Hall could argue with Paul Sullivan News Editor Ilene G. Reid more involved songs. The same, perhaps better. For that. Reporters David Berger, Photo Editor Scott McPherson musician saved both his as he played the lead-in to Carey Burke, Jeff Gendell, (Editor's Note: Chuck Sports Editors .. Jim Mazur, Ed Turlington "Feels So Good", a Margie Meares, Jim Mazur, old single ("Feels So Magione and his Quartet necessarily those of Duke University, ils students, its Scott McCartney, Bart Pachino, Good") and his new Carolina fan stood up in will be appearing March 6 workers, administration or trustees. Unsigned editorials Rob Preminger, Ford Reynolds, single, a cut from Children tbe balcony and summed in the Greensboro Audito­ represent the majority view of the editorial council Signed of Sanchez called "En- up the mood ofthe crowd. editorials, columns and cannons represent Ihe views of their John Roth, GingerSasser, rium.) Laura Sessums

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Besides the newly surfaced courts, there With all the snow off the ground and spring just The top four men of the team provide a solid nucleus will be a person monitoring each match and around the corner, the Duke men's tennis team is and the main question mark for Duke remains the as displaying the score of each game and set. ready for another season as they start off the year with yet untested talent of the other six members of the Also, bleachers will be set up behind the courts for a match against Penn State this afternoon at 2 p.m. on team, which includes three freshmen. easier viewing of the matches and an overall match the West Campus tennis courts. Todd Axt, David Boissevain, Ross Dubins, Tom scoreboard will be on display to tell at a glance how tbe Even with the loss of three seniors, including McEvoy and Joe Meir are all still battling among team is doing. number one player Ted Daniels, the Duke squad looks themselves to determine who will play in the number Duke's schedule will again be a tough one as they strong and should be a solid contender for the ACC five and six positions. Most likely all of the five will see must face the demanding ACC teams, especially title. some action during the season. North Carolina State and the improved squads from At the top two spots on the team will be seniors Ruby After a tough fall and winter training program Clemson and Virginia. Porges and David Robinson. Both are excellent which was more demanding than in previous years, Also on the schedule are such powerhouses as players and should prove to be a tough combination the team is in excellent shape and LeBar is Confident Georgia, Florida, Hampton Institute, Princeton and for any team to beat. about the team's chances to improve on last season's Yale. Playing in the number three and four positions will 11-10 record. LeBar realizes that nothing is certain to occur be senior Mike McMahon and sophomore John "It should be a good year," commented LeBar. "The during the season, but if all goes well he feels Duke will Stauffer. John LeBar, Duke tennis coach, is very top four players are psyched and the attitude of the definitely be a contender for the ACC championship. confident about the playing ability of Mike and John. team is really great. The three seniors are just thinking "Ruby and Dave will be the key," said LeBar. "If "They are capable of beating the tough opponents," tennis and not academics and we no longer have any number one and two do well it will set a positive tone said LeBar. "However it will depend on the day and of the personality conflicts that existed last year." for everything else. The team outlook is a lot better and how well each of them is playing. No one will blow While the team attitude is improved, the playing this will hopefully make us a much more consistent them off the court," concluded LeBar. atmosphere is also better after improvements to the team." Golfers finish eleventh in Gator By Jerry Owens with the Devils' finish. "I thought we were more ready While the rest of the Duke community was trudging to play than our scores indicated," he said. through snowy Durham last weekend, the men's golf "We were really disappointed with our first round team began its spring season with the Gator score 1300], because we had been playing better in our Invitational in the sunnier skies of Gainesville, practice rounds. The greens were bumpy, and I think Florida. The Blue Devils finished 11th in the 22-team we let them bother us more than the other teams did." tourney. Myers pleased Florida won the tournament with an 848 total, Myers said he was pleased with the team's play in followed by Georgia Southern at 851 and North the final round, when the Devils had a 290 total. "If we Carolina at 856. Duke finished at 886, four strokes had shot 290s each day, I would have been much more lower than N.C. State. satisfied with our play and we would have finished Team totals represent the four lowest 18-hole scores much higher," he said. for each five-man team, for the three rounds of the Myers said he was still optimistic about his team's tournament. potential for the spring season. "We're disappointed Junior Chris Newman led Duke with a 217 total. with this finish, but we're looking forward to the rest of Paul Hindsley was next at 224, including a sparkling our schedule. It was tough getting back in 68 in the final round. Bob Stanger finished at 225, competition." PHOTO BY BILL BECKETT followed by Paul Bryan at 227 and Charlie Boiling at The men's tennis team is at heme today as they Newman's play was an encouraging note. "Chris face Penn State at 2 p.m. on the West campus 232. played solidly, and we're very encouraged with his courts. Rod Myers, Duke coach, said he was disappointed play. With some better weather and improved play by the rest ofthe team, we should continue to improve this spring," Myers said. THE Stanger encouraged The Blue and White Room Bob Stanger, who led the Blue Devils during the fall presents \ FOUNDATION season, said the team had trouble getting started at BLUE GRASS SPECIALS BOOKSTORE Gainesville. "But we improved our score each day, and Deals exclusivoly in science tiction. we should continually improve. We're looking forward V& fantasy, and other speculative fiction to the Palmetto tournament. It's a good tournament, with a good field. We hope to finish in tbe top three DOUBLE ORDER UJ€ BUY & S-Ll US6D Spaghetti with Meat Sauce $1.75 SCieNCe FICTION Si FRNTfiSY BOOKS! there." 136 E. Rosemary The Palmetto Invitational, to be held March 8-11 in Spartanburg, South Carolina will be an important (across from Blimpies) REGULAR|H0URS tournament for the Blue Devils. The Palmetto results NCNB PLAZA Mon.-Tues.-Fri. 12-9 CHAPEL HILL, N.C. 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By Ed Turlington people at the game didn't sit down during the game. Cameron Indoor Stadium. It is one ofthe best known Alabama had a great halfback who was killing us with places on the Duke campus by both students and his passing. So, at halftime, I told our players no visitors. But how many ofthe people who have heard throwing, no end runs, but run at their line. We did and of the building know why its name begins with controlled the ball in the third quarter for every play Cameron? except a couple." Eddie Cameron, former athletic director, head During his four seasons as football coach, Cameron football and head basketball coach at Duke is the man never lost a game to North Carolina and actually for whom this campus landmark is named for. In fact, defeated them twice during the 1943 season. His four- it would not be an exaggeration to call the Indoor year mark was 4-0-1 against the Tar Heels. Stadium the house that Cameron built. Following his coaching career, Cameron became Interviewed at his Durham home last week, athletic director in 1951. In 1953, he was one of the Cameron described how the Indoor Stadium came founders of the Atlantic Coast Conference. He DUKE SID PHOTO Former Athletic Director Eddie Cameron ac­ about. "We wanted a large facility and one that could explained how the new conference came into cepts former Chancellor John Blackburn's be used for intramurals at the same time. That's why existence. congratulations on the naming of the Indoor we put in the pull-out bleachers," he said. "The Southeastern had broken off from the Stadium in his honor in 1972. "The athletic director emeritus of Duke added that he Southern conference in 1933 and that left 10 of us. We Cameron added "When Harold Bradley (then Duke and Wallace Wade, then football coach, first drew the became the Southern conference. Then that group head coach) went to Texas, we hired Bubas. It was plans for the Indoor Stadium on a matchbook and grew to 17 teams. A few of us saw that was awkward, quite a surprise to the State people because they had handed it to an architect. so we got together and formed a new league," he said. been grooming him." The first game was held in the Indoor Stadium in Cameron added, "There were some hurt feelings, New member January, 1940. With the completion of this 8,000 seat particularly West Virginia and Virginia Tech. But we When asked if he was pleased with the admission of arena, an event Cameron calls "a landmark," the had to do it because some of the 17 members wanted Georgia Tech to the ACC, Cameron commented "It is facility was the largest indoor arena south of the every conference member to play each other. I already absolutely natural. We now have metropolitan Palestra in Philadelphia. had games scheduled with Notre Dame, Georgia Tech, representatives to the north and the south and may be Although it is hard for many people to imagine Duke Pitt and others. How could we be a member of a league whose rules we were breaking?" able to keep amateur football going in Washington athletics without Cameron in an active role because of and Atlanta." his over 40 years of service to the University, Cameron Two memories Eddie Cameron has achieved what many people retired in 1972 following the renaming of then Duke Among his accomplishments during his tenure as only dream of. That is, being a star athlete in college, Indoor Stadium to Cameron Indoor Stadium. athletic director, Cameron cites two accomplishments head basketball and football coach and athletic as particularly memorable. "We raised the money for a Cameron commented "When I see the remarks about director at a major university. In addition, his peers golf course and the trustees set aside 300 acres for it in the ancient stadium we have, I get a little perturbed. have honored him with induction into the North 1955. We wanted to have an inexpensive course and Most of the arenas in this area are copied from our Carolina and Duke sports Hall of Fames. But does the the best thing it has done is draw some faculty to Duke. original plan," he said. retired legend still follow the Blue Devils? Came for football I think it led to the faculty club being down there also," Cameron said. "I was as mad as anyone when we lost at Clemson," The career of Cameron at Duke began in 1929 when he said, "but it is like I have been telling people who are The National Football Foundation Hall of Fame he was hired as a backfield coach on the football team. griping about the team. Some of our best victories have member also described how Vic Bubas, basketball During his time in this position, he coached three come after our worst performances. I think we are coach at Duke from 1960-1969, was hired in Durham. consensus Ail-Americans. more apt to win the Tournament than last year." "State (where Bubas was an assistant) was playing In addition to his football duties, Cameron also And who argues with living legends? became head basketball coach. He served in that West Virginia, who had one of the best teams in the capacity from 1929-1942 and compiled an amazing country. I saw him make some suggestions to Everett 226-99 record, in addition to capturing three Southern Case, (then State head coach) at halftime, and then Conference titles. they beat West Virginia," he said. Cameron explained how he came, to hold both positions. "I had played both football and basketball in college [at Washington and Lee, where he earned eight letters] and at Culver [his prep school]. The Hack Mxnitam Silver Qinpany budgets were not as large back then and there was no spring football practice. As a result, there was no overlapping." Spiral Earrings Handwrought in When asked to compare today's basketball to that of Silver and __ his coaching era, Cameron said, "The players on all the Gold J£_B» S GREAT SALADS, GREAT SOUPS teams today have so many more shots. There is the concentrated recruiting, the budgets are larger and the boys practice more today." He added that when he was m Tu-Sat 10-5 § GREAT HOMEMADE BREAD coach, basketball players began practice the day after SMALL J9.00 Til <5Wed. 8 MONDAY-FRIDAY 11:30 A.M.-1:45 P.M. Thanksgiving, while today, they play year round. MEDIUM J12.00 504 W. Franklin St. LARGE J17.00 Chapel Hill When Wade left Duke for World War II, Cameron OCCCCOOOCOO became head football coach in 1942. During his tenure [1942-1945], hia teams had a 25-11-1 mark, including Duke's first bowl game victory in the 1945 Sugar Bowl. 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Peace Corps A WORLD OF OPPORTUNITY VOLUNTEERS IN SERVICE VISTA TO AMERICA Tuesday, February 27, 1979 The Chronicle Page Nine Injuries hurt Devils Dukeurrestlers finish fifth in ACC Tourney By Andy Rosen But there were several bright spots for the Devils. "Rob could have gone all the way if he was healthy," A week and a half ago everything seemed rosy for Seniors John Lamprinakos at 167 pounds and Kevin said Harvey. "As for Castrigano, Rob was killing him the Duke wrestling team. They had just come off a Kehs at heavyweight each took second place, while for three minutes, but he just couldn't keep it up — he successful road trip, finished the season four matches freshman John Strong came in third place at 177. got too tired," over .500, and had just about everybody healthy. The Dave Lutz took fourth at 142, as did Wayne Taft at 158. Injuries also hurt Bacchetta, who hadtodefault stage seemed set for a good showing in the ACC Things started off badly in the first round as the the last match of his Duke career in the consolation Tournament — a fourth place finish within grasp and Blue Devils were unable to win a match until finals after being injured in his quarterfinal loss to even third place was not out of the question Lamprinakos took a 5-1 decision at 167. Strong and Clemson's Steve Bannock. Unfortunately, things did not work out that way. Jim Bacchetta then each lost close matches to But Harvey had to be happy with the performance of With almost as many matmen felled by illness or eventual finalists in their weight classes. Thus, after two of his four-year veterans, Lamprinakos and Kehs. injury as by opposition wrestlers, the Blue Devils took Kehs defeated State's Pugslie Finn at the unlimited Jim Benzel of North Carolina finally overcame fifth place in the tournament, held last week in class, Duke had only two wrestlers still eligible for runner-up Lamprinakos 4-1 in an overtime period of Clemson, South Carolina. Duke had 27l_ points, championships. their final-round match after the two were knotted at trailing North Carolina, whose 82 points gave them What really hurt Harvey was the fact that his team four at the end of regulation. their first ACC Tournament championship ever, was shut out from what he felt would be certain points Kehs, on the other hand, was soundly defeated by Clemson and N.C. State with 70 points each, and in two weight classes, 126 and 150. At 126 the loss of Clemson's Chris Tanner in their championship Virginia with 44. The Maryland Terrapins, winner of Cecere meant that the Devils had to concede a class at contest, but the mere fact that the senior got to the the Tournament for nineteen of the last twenty-five which, during the regular season, they had defeated finals is remarkable considering the fact that he had years, limped in with 10 points. two of the wrestlers who eventually placed in the only wrestled one match in the previous three months "We didn't do too well, did we?" asked Bill Harvey, tournament. due to an injury. Duke coach, after the contest. "But," he added, "with Smoot sick No one ever got to find out what would have the problems we had before the match, we couldn't The biggest blow, however, was the illness of Smoot. happened when Kehs and Holljes (20-4 for the season) have expected to do much better." The 150-pounder, a winner of 20 contests over the tangled in a wrestle-off, with Holljes lying in a Infirmary crowded season, went into the infirmary on Sunday and did not hospital bed all week with mono. But Kehs showed The problem was that the Devils had three men, come out until the Wednesday night before the that it would certainly have been a battle when he Dave Thielemann, Rob Smoot, and Christian Holljes, tournament began. Thus, still feeling ill and out of defeated Carolina's Kevin Rorbacker, the man who in the infirmary when they were most needed, with shape from missing five days of workouts, Smoot snapped Holljes' 10-match win streak earlier this another, Jake Cecere, sitting out the tourney nursing dropped a 13-4 decision to State's John Castrigano in season in the semifinals by a score of 10-0. an injured leg. the semifinals. Harvey happy While the showing was not as good as he might have wanted, it is hard to make Harvey unhappy. "Last Tuesday ifyou had asked me how we would do, I would have said 'terrible,' what with all our infirmary cases. The way I look at it, 5th place and 27V4 points is a heck of a lot better than 6th and last place, where we were last year," he said. You can't argue with that.

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Good morning! Today is Tuesday, February 27, 1979. May foggy Durham blow billowing clouds into your sleeping eyes! This day marks the an niversary ofthe birth of novelist John Steinbeck in Salinas, California in the year 1902, a Carter's morn very gGod year for proletarian consciousness. Also on this day, in 1939, the Japanese and allied forces began the naval battle of the Java Sea. The <• 1979 NYT News Service Japanese won the encounter, sinking 13 of our ships, only losing 2 of their own WASHINGTON - Why do you suppose Carter during their coming ordeal. Both F Well, little did they know what was coming next. the name of Mrs. David Bruce, widow of men, I suspect, know too much about a tha a On this day in 1963 Mickey Mantle became one of the select few baseball our first liaison officer to Peking, was complex series of transactions in what nc players to be awarded a contract of $100,000 per annum. If only the Mick were stricken from the list of invitees to the may one day come to be known as "the an-; still swinging the bat today, that sum would seem as inconsequential as a tip. White House Teng state dinner — to make money laundry." nev And imagine what Roger Maris would have asked for if he had hit those 61 room for Robert Abboud, the Chicago The money laundry thesis — as yet Par homers in 1979! Anyway, the point is, if you can't dig today and you are banker whose $.3.5 million substandard unproven and being examined piecemeal, 'egi waiting anxiously for spring break, you got good company. loan to Bert Lance led to a Carter blessing with the greatest reluctance — argues that Par And in closing, may the beautiful brunette preppy girl who resides for banking in China? it is illogical for a man who has decided to dra somewhere on East pass by me again, 'tis all a lad can ask! Here at the And why do you suppose the president, spend all his time and energy running for the! Chronicle: winsome- x-2663; lose some- x-3811. during a two-hour talk with Billy Carter president to decide, at the same time, to °th- Sunday night, never sought to dissuade undertake an enormous expansion of his as i his brother from lending the Carter name personal businesses. °uts to a Washington reception the next day by On the contrary, goes the money- C°U the Libyan government — a radical Arab laundry thesis, only the need for a large witl Vote yes! foe of the Camp David "accords" — where cash flow and heavy borrowing power T a press release containing the standard could cause a busy candidate to begin exis "Zionism and Racism" propaganda was financing new production facilities and to hot w Hey ASDU, here is your big chance to separation of the press and the student distributed? arrange for a $9 million line of commodity at get rid of the Publications Board once The answer to both questions is that the credit for a partnership and a corporation a ta government. a and for all. All you have to do is vote for Of course, there is one hitch. Should president must at all costs maintain close that had never before needed more than a ny the complete proposal to separate relations with both Bert Lance and Billy few hundred thousand dollars. ^E( the students refuse a proposed budget funding of the two organizations. increase for the publications, the The ASDU-Publications Board publications will have to settle for their separation proposal is simple. A budget budgets from the previous year. The committee, made up of two ASDU Publications Board admits that having Housing and othe members and three Pub Board to work with the previous year's budget members, will draw up, discuss and Andrew Swords points out the main vote on the entire budget for the could be fatal to some publications, but Lottery To the edit council: problem, to quote: publications. The legislature may the board is willing to take that chance. The board wants to take that chance. Re: Inequity...as Usual "Yet the attitude of the administra­ review and comment on the budget, but Students consistently complain of the tion toward the transfer students... in order to change it, the legislature Both ASDU and the Pub Board have goes something like this: 'Transfer iirij supported autonomy of the press, and inequalities we face in our daily lives — must petition fora separate referendum here at Duke of course, but even more students are not really needed-as an by getting the signatures of 15 percent now is the time to put words into importantly, throughout the world. For integral part of the student body at of the student body. actions. just one minute, let us stop and consider Duke.' " ASDU, here is your chance. Pass the ourselves for a change. I am sure there are What Mr. Swords should have said is "the mu Simple, right? This proposal resolution to separate funding and but few on this campus who feel that the attitude of the University as a whole." I ace accomplishes exactly what both don't cut.anything out. Get rid of us for housing lottery system is fair and just to find that most students at Duke do not gr_ groups have been saying they support: once and for all. all; however, the most impractical and understand the transfer, but the problem att unjust procedure occurs in determining a does not lie wholly with the administra­ the student's class — both in the general tion and the student body. It lies also with lottery and in individual house lotteries the sizable contingent of transfer Yes again! which follow. students. lea For example, a student is ranked as a Transfers tend to be a rather diverse liv, •"at Free films, free speakers, one free for anyone to dislike this idea...except sophomore (class 2 ) for having completed group, thus it is very hard for them to get just six courses: that is, he or she enters a together. Their only real bond as a group is iric concert...What more could one want one. given lottery with rising juniors. that they are transfers. This makes it hard £rr from the University Union? Some ASDU members want ASDU to Similarly, a rising junior with twenty-two for them to attempt any drastic policy ihi For a fee of $6.50 a semester, every be able to rearrange the union budget. credits is classified as a "4" and enters the change such as obtaining on-campus int student could be entitled to these I They want some legislative power to go lottery with seniors. Therefore, regardless housing. Also, as transfers are told when freebies plus a little more. All we need is of the fact that a rising junior with two they are accepted that they will never be brji along with the fact that a portion of the for ASDU to approve the referendum years remaining at Duke competes with a guaranteed housing on campus, the uut union budget will be derived from the proposal and let the students decide for rising senior — because of the former's majority of transfer do not make this a w0 student activities fee. We think this H, themselves. "academic prowess" — the actual senior goal for themselves (correct me if I am would be a mistake. The union has For most of us, the fee will be may not receive his or her housing wrong). All of this is not where the shown that it is financially responsible preference for that last year. transfers have failed. What they have considerably less than we pay in a in all aspects, and there is no reason for failed to do as individuals is to assimilate semester for union entertainment. We It seems to me that our residential status ASDU to interfere. ASDU has enough should be based solely on the student's into the university community, in will also get Craft Center passes, tuition to do; they don't need to be messing anticipated date of graduation and not on particular the on-campus community. In cuts in Craft Center courses, and a $2 other words, transfers have failed to seek with our entertainment, too. one's academic record. Personally, I was discount on each of seven performing one of those individuals consistently out friends within the Duke community. arts shows. The union will have a We support the union's proposal. We categorized one class ahead of my actual The fault here can be placed in part with complete budget to work with, giving urge the ASDU legislature to put the graduation class. As former President of the living groups on campus. Presently, a them the chance to attract better proposal on a referendum, and let the my dorm, I petitioned for change of in- transfer has three obvious options for speakers and better concerts to Duke. students decide how to pay for their house lottery procedure the past two years; becoming part of a group here at Duke. There seems to be no logical reason own entertainment. granted the alterations as described One, he/she may join a fraternity/sorori­ above, house members were pleased with ty; this option tends to go against the grain The opinions expressed in this newspaper are not necessarily those of Duke the new system. Perhaps it's time the of most transfers. Two, the transfer may University, its students, its workers, administration or trustees. student body as a whole sought reform of join some club, e.g. WDUK, the Chronicle, the lottery procedures: residential life at etc., and through these people meet others. Unsigned editorials represent the majority view of the editorial council. Duke is an important and integral facet of Three, the transfer may seek out friends in Signed editgrials, columns and cartoons represent the views of their authors. our entire educational experience and we classes and join them for extracurricular should do our best to ensure its integrity. activities. Only one of these options offers Marty Morse '79 the transfer a place to go during the day and that is the fraternity/sorority. The fighters are positioned in the ring up at the Comp Shop Coliseum. The rules of the bout have been accepted by both parties. Referee Gendell stands ready. FLIP! And the winner is the Equality There is, however, a fourth possibility, Turls! Look for his byline on the ACC championship story Monday. Cheer up Maze — you can To the edit council: the route I have taken. The transfer may always go home and walk your dog. Thanks tonight go to lani ("No I didn't rape Ronald Re: Transfers, fraternities, housing, and seek out and become a social member of an McDonald), Sybil, Judy, Rick, Beth (I'm hurrying), and Ginger. A stellar note from Bruce: God (the administration) independent house. This has many "Yesterday's solar eclipse was the greatest meteorological spectable since the comet Kohoutech. benefits for both parties. The transfer now Look for it again today — things will look the same. Night Editor: Davia. As a transfer student I have observed with interest the recent flury of letters on has a place other than the library on the plight of transfers. The most recent by campus where he/she may go to work, ney laundry William Safire Following that logic, the thesis sug„ Billy Carter, at that grand jury, took the that a candidate, a member of his family Fifth Amendment; at the White House, and a politically ambitious banker Joseph L. Powell refuses to release the arranged the loans from a bank that had 1976 balance sheets and operating never before made commodity loans; that statements of the Carter warehouse Part of this money was used to meet partnership, and the Carter farms legitimate business needs, but another corporation. part was passed through for loans or The trick in protecting the secret of any draws on "potential profits," which could money laundry is to prevent any one then be used for political purposes. When investigator from seeing the whole picture. other sources of funds showed up — such Thus, the IRS audit fails to adequately as matching federal campaign monies, or check out third parties, and can be fooled outside contributions — the bank loans by treating draws of income as loans. The could be replaced in the money laundry Federal Elections Commission, when it with nobody the wiser. finally issues its long-delayed Carter To succeed, such a scheme — the report, will not have seen the Carter existence of which all Carter loyalists warehouse financing dealings. Until hotly deny — would require a few prodded last month, the aging Lance watertight doors. Banker Bert Lance, now prosecutors in Atlanta showed little a target of a grand jury, refused to answer interest in following what they considered any questions in the report ordered by the a "tangent" — into the Carter family SEC and the Comptroller ofthe Currency; businesses. The other night, Billy Carter accosted election. He tried to explain that $148,000 Lacking is the sense of public and press me in a bar here in Washington. We were that he drew from the Carter corporation outrage that would put these neatly both sober, having come from the Libyan was money owed him from the Carter compartmentalized probes under a special reception where no alcohol was served. partnership. (If it was not a bona fide loan, her joys prosecutor or would demand that Carter cheerily volunteered a colorful did he declare the money as income? Did Chairman Al Ullman's Joint Committee opinion of my work, and — with the air of a the IRS auditor ask?) As he hoarsely put on Taxation do its unpleasant duty. A man who has a president over a barrel — forward this new explanation, Billy's talk, and relax. The independent house Cabinet member put the prevailing don't- went on to boast that at no time during his cockiness wilted. gains dues and the input of a person with dig-too-deep mood to me this way: "I don't two-hour session with his brother the Was there a money laundry, and if so, ideas brought from other living situations think the country could stand another night before did the president suggest will it ever be exposed? In the heat of and other parts of the country. Most scandal." Billy's Libyan adventure was ill-advised. investigations, in the conflict of loyalty important, the transfer becomes part of But just when a questioner is being Under questioning, the. president's versus self-interst, the White House ttie Duke community. made to feel not only frustrated but brother-partner showed some concern over believe that both Bert Lance and Billy This objective is very difficult at the vaguely unpatriotic, a ray of hope shines questions raised here about his need to Carter will hang tough. My guess is that present time for most transfers, since one through. borrow $300,000 some months after the only Bert will. must know somebody in the house to gain acceptance. I suggest to the AIH and to all groups living on campus that each group attempt to make it known to transfers that they are willing to have them as social Last words on tenure members. There are an uncountable number of ways this can be done and I will Victor Strandberg leave that up to the individuality of each living group. Also, individual members of I wish to apologize to the Academic access in that both parties handed in their spring, I was indignant to learn of the each group can aid by inviting their Council for getting confused and flustered best arguments and then retired to await Committee's new anti-appeal mechanism, friends who are transfers to various living at last Thursday's meeting concerning my the provost's judgment. At that time, the which I still say gives unequal access to group functions. We can all benefit from own proposal about the University's Advisory Committee obtained a promise the provost. One further thought, there this attempt to bring transfer students Promotion/Tenure appeal process. I from the provost that thereafter he must may be nothing wrong with the into the community. wasn't feeling too well anyway, and had meet with the Committee to discuss his Committee meeting with the provost to intended to remain silent until, in response intentions before he could take action counteract a PT appeal. But hereafter the 1 believe that those transfers who desire to a question, I found myself speaking contrary to its judgments. meeting should occur before the Provost housing will feel my suggestion is a cop- with more heat than light, unable to focus I think it obvious that this face-to-face has taken a position. In that way, his final °Ut. It is not; I more than anyone else my thoughts intelligibly. I wish to state judgment would not be required to run a would like to see transfers offered housing. encounter offers possibilities for them here, not because I want any further persuasion not available to departments guantlet of face-to-face adversary opinion However, changes in policy can be action from the Council, but because the from either contending party. accomplished only with the support of relying on a bundle of written documents. issue deserves fairer treatment than I was Its numerical lopsidedness — ten or twelve Nothing is more important in life than 'arge numbers. Once a transfer becomes able to give it. Part of a living group he now has a Committee people versus one provost — perspective. Last fall, very late one night, I foothold, a place to start his/her campaign The focal issue — which I never could also have a subtly intimidating saw a TV show in which tragically for on-campus housing. articulated — is that which professor effect that works still further to a handicapped young people put on an department's disadvantage. entertainment. I knew damn well that any One final note. The idea of moving Irving Alexander raised last month, the issue of allowing the opposing parties in a Under these circumstances, equal man with good health and a good job has fraternities off campus is ludicrous. If one no business complaining about the carefully examines the surrounding Promotion/Tenure appeal equal access to access to the provost would require that a the authority who decides the issue (the department be entitled to send a group of unfairness of things, and I knew that my community, one finds that it is very protest against Promotion/Tenure separate from the Duke community. provost). As professor Alexander pointed senior professors to this meeting between out, unequal access to the provost mightbe the provost and the Advisory Committee. procedures at Duke is a relatively trifling Placing a fraternity off campus in business. Durham is not like placing a fraternity off admissable if one sees the Advisory Now both parties might have the same campus in Chapel Hill. In Chapel Hill the Committee on PT as having hierarchical benefit of a face-to-face discussion with the Still, it is my business; and the tQWn is the community. Placing a supremacy over a department that is provost while his decision is still pending; composition of the Duke faculty is our Maternity off campus will, I believe, lead to appealing the Committee's PT judgment. and now, whichever way his decision business as an academic community. I its collapse. This solution to the transfer But if the Committee is going to rely on went, the provost might enjoy some believe that the proposals that the problem only moves the problem onto hierarchical authority rather than a support in favoring one line of argument Academic Council endorsed last week, another group; itdoes not solve it. Theonly reasoning process as its way of over another. calling for a greater exchange of ultimate solution is either to build new counteracting an appeal, the appeal Whether this sort of free-for-all would information between departments and the dorms or to cut down on freshman mechanism really should be abandoned help the provost in his task of sifting out Advisory Committee, will significantly acceptances. This may never be done. and the committee's final sovereignty over the complex and contradictory materials improve our Promotion/Tenure system. Promotion Tenure be declared as such. If, of a Promotion/Tenure appeal is another And if equal access should become an I suggest then that the Chronicle, W however — as we must suppose — the question, however. Thus my proposal — issue in the future (it may have become DUK, Duke Cable, AIH, and other r appeal to the provost does rest on a lost in my own confusion last Thursday — moot with the appointment of a new £ °ups involved in promoting the Duke reasoning process and not on hierarchical sought to restore the equal access that provost), there should be some way to raise community take a serious look at my S1 authority, then due process requires that prevailed before last spring, back when some trifling hell about that when the time mple solution to the plight of transfers at both contending parties should haveequal both parties handed in their documents comes. Duke University. access to the provost. and waited for a decision. Walter Briggs '79 (Editor's note: Victor Strandberg is an Up until two years ago, there was equal When my own appeal went up last associate professor of English.) Page Fourteen The Chronicle Tuesday, February 27, 1979 Armstrong discusses past, present and future

By Jim Mazur The Bulls own one ofthe worst records at Duke, you have a certain type of Armstrong should been here for the Three years ago, Duke opened the in the NBA, 22-39. They are 17V. games camaraderie. You just don't find that in Carolina game. ACC tournament against Maryland. In out of first place in the Midwest Division the pros. It is economics all the way — Does Armstrong feel like he missed that game, Tate Armstrong made his and have recently fired their coach, there is a selfish atmosphere throughout the boat at Duke? After all, he missed first eight shots of the game— a variety Larry Costello, and replaced him with the NBA." not going to the Final Four by just one of shots from all over the court. assistant Scotty Robertson. Armstrong claims that he has not year. "I have absolutely no regrets about Duke went on to lose the game but Visits been around long enough to pinpoint the my career and times at Duke — I Armstrong's performance did not go Armstrong, visiting here during the root of the problems confronting thoroughly enjoyed my four years here unnoticed as he became the first player NBA All-Star game, was still on the professional basketball these days. But and those were the best years of my life. in the history of the tournament to be injured-reserve list at the time and he he did compare college and pro ball. "In some minor way I helped to spur named to the All-Tournament team after talked freely about the present, the past "The pros miss the loyalty factor. At the growth of the team. Even though I his team had been eliminated in the first and the future. Duke, for example, you have fans that wasn't here to do it, the people I knew round. "When one is on the injured-reserved have been rooting for Duke for years. were here. I really enjoyed living in Playing for the Blue Devils, list his duties are to be with the team for You have fans from four or five North Carolina, too," he added with a Armstrong was poetry in motion. practice and to attend the games but not generations. In the pros it is not like smile. Extremely explosive, the 'Tater' could to suit up for them," explained that. Tater claims he was "as excited as a personally bring Duke back from a Armstrong. "The pros offer an exciting little kid" as he watched Duke reel off deficit in a matter of minutes. He was an Part of his problem this year has been atmosphere with the great talent out win after win last year. "I didn't get a astute driver and a very accurate outside due to injuries and part has been there. But as far as the game itself, chance to watch them too much but I shooter. because of the Bulls' situation college is more exciting. The only thing I would come into the lockerroom at half His accomplishments at Duke were Armstrong said. Earlier in the season, don't like about the college game is the and find out the score." stupendous and Coach Bill Foster Armstrong had ankle surgery slowdown aspect and I think it is Duke dynasty claims that Armstrong was responsible performed and he is just getting back detrimental to the game as far as the Armstrong asserts that Duke is here to "in many ways" for getting Duke into tip-top shape. While at Duke, fans go, although it does provide a stay as far as basketball powers go but basketball back on the track. Armstrong viewed the Maryland and lesser-talented team with a chance to that with the continued excellence Ninth on the all-time Duke scoring Virginia games and he also worked out Continued on page 15. list, Armstrong pumped in 1,304 points, everyday either with the team or on his shot at a .519 clip and had a career free own. throw percentage of .804. "My ankle problems could be genetic," Clutch commented Tate when asked about his Early in his senior year, Armstrong injury. "Or it could be from playing on displayed his talents as he put in a last concrete — the tissue got inside the THE Daily Crossword by Evelyn Benshoof second shot to defeat Washington in ankle joint and I had bone chips. I feel Cameron. A week later, Duke was tied fine now and, although I am a little ACROSS 25 Discharge 46 One of the 12 Walkway with Richmond and with seconds left weak, I am more than capable of 1 Support 26 Hulled corn three B's 13 Pallid Foster called timeout. playing." 5 Put away 29 Gush 47 Wheat 21 Decrease in Armstrong would take the shot. Foster 10 Pacific 33 Unexcelled strength If such is the case, then why wasn't Islands 34 Italian 50 Fish 23 Rim knew it. The team knew it. The fans Armstrong activated? "I was told by fabric resort 54 Oratorio 25 Church knew it and Richmond knew it. With [the then] coach Costello that he wanted 14 Strip of 35 Seine part official four hands in his face, Tater swished an experienced guard. They didn't want wood tributary 55 Rub out 26 Disliked home the winning bucket from the 15 Florida 36 Josip Broz 57 Department 27 Relish tray to take the time or effort this year to give resort city 37 Twelve of France item outside. me the experience and the opportunity, 16 Ah me! 38 Observe 58 Sweater 28 Specks Later in the year while playing at so they activated Charles Dudley, 17 Storyteller carefully material 29 Judged Virginia, Armstrong broke his wrist previously of Golden State. 18 Asian wild 39 Uniform 59 Flavor (with "up") sheep 40 Declare 60 Bean 30 Musical while diving for a loose ball. In pain, "I can see why they made the decision 19 — and kin 41 Expunged 61 Toboggan instrument Armstrong played the rest ofthe game to put me on injured-reserve. Yet, even 20 Make con­ 42 Untenanted or pung 31 Chemical (he was injured in the first half), scored though I am inexperienced and will cession 44 Series of 62 Extends compound 33 points and helped Duke beat the make a few errors, I can help this team in 22 Plump prayers over 32 Thin and 24 Float on 45 Took to 63 Simple task piping Wahoos. It was a gutsy performance, to the long run." court 34 Cherished be sure. Armstrong was in a bind. He would DOWN 37 Immemorial Out for the rest of the season, have liked to have been traded so he Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: 1 — breve 41 Deduct from Armstrong could only wait and see • 2 Kind of wages could play, but Chicago's management AICW E A R $• S . AIM bond 43 Bitter herb which professional team would take did not want to trade him. "I asked to be .• 1 • E 1 RIE 3 Lat. abbr. 44 Sports cars him. Meanwhile his absence helped Jim traded and there are four or five clubs 1 E M N T H E F E N C E 4 Surrender 46 Buffalo N D 0 ft E : S E and others get the right players for me," said the •c- . telling card matter how intangible, made by -•. L AIR 48 Russian native of Houston, Texas. | • :. 1 | 1 N 0 N E 7 Muslim river Armstrong. Reflections 1 N D S title 49 Old title E Drafted by the Chicago Bulls, Playing a game of "HORSE" with R Y | N E__N A P 1 _]_. 8 Resort for a king II RB_ K hotel 50 Household Armstrong signed and averaged 4.3 Harold Morrison, Armstrong compared 0 ft A S 9 Hudson's member points while seeing action in 66 games. his short stay thus far in the NBA with PINT E A 1 RM C 0 RE ship 51 Havoc This year Armstrong has seen limited • u :: • X 1 D E| ERIE 10 Runaway 52 Bombeck his college days. NTD $• "ENS E"H R A N|K duty and has just recently come off the 11 Muhammad 53 Bound "I have been a little disillusioned by and MacGraw injured-reserve list. the pro game. 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STAFF PHOTO Tate Armstrong, a past co-captain of Duke's basketball team, was recently activated and is ready to play for the Chicago Bulls. Tuesday, February 27, 1979 The Chronicle Page Fifteen Armstrong returns Continued from page 14 There are trade rumors flying around, comes the continued high fan the coach's position is precarious and expectations. "Pans like a winner and whole scene is unstable." they expect it. That is the remarkable Armstrong compared the Bulls' thing about Dean Smith and Carolina. present chaotic situation with the Duke Through the years, they have had a situation between coaches Vic Bubas progression of high level excellence. and Foster. "Not all the teams in the "Foster is doing the same sort of thing NBA are so insecure, don't get me at Duke. And Foster and the Duke wrong. The Bulls in the past have been a experience provided me with insights on stable franchise. Now the team is in a how to get by in the real world," said transition stage." Armstrong. Armstrong's future is in limbo. Discussing the future, Armstrong was Observers in the NBA say he has the quite prophetic as he talked about the talent and desire to make it. All he needs Bulls and his position. "I'm not sure is a break. Judging from his years at STAFF PHOTO where I stand. With the Bulls, high level Duke, Armstrong should make his own Armstrong put in the winning bucket twice in one week during his senior management may have some changes. breaks. year. SPEC Continued from page 2 If music is an important part Congratulations M. women's soccer club for great game Sunday! Practiceat 4 on upper 'M Fields. Two more games are schedule — get psyched! Questions? of your life, it makes a lot of Call Rebecca xll79. THETA Sophomores: The sophomore Theta class will meet with our Traveling Consultant at 7:30 in sense to buy from Stereo Sound. Canterbury Lounge. HOLY COMMUNION - 8 am. York Chapel. Divinity School HOLY COMMUNION - 5:15 pm.. York Chapel. Dicimly School The University If you're not seriously into music, you can get away with shopping almost cnmmuruty ls invited lo attend these

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DONUTS Coupon good thru 3/11/79 Tuesday, February 27,1979 The Chronicle Page Seventeen Lou Goetz finds Richmond job challenging By Jim Mazur few jobs that I would consider if offered and Richmond head coach should resemble the situation at Duke Temporal is perhaps the best way to describe the was one of them. But I had no idea the job would open when Foster arrived. status of an assistant basketball coach. Temporal in up." "Our situation here is quite similar to Duke's a few that the coach is attempting to learn as much as he can After a dismal 4-22 record, the Richmond job did years back," agreed Goetz. "Like Duke, there is from his present job while looking forward to the day open up. Goetz had a difficult assignment in his rookie amazing potential here and there are so many areas when he is offered a head coaching position. year but thus far, the results, while not spectacular, are that can be improved—recruiting, promotion and a Last year during the final days of March, Lou Goetz, impressive. This past Saturday, Richmond made a basketball camp just to name a few." the then-assistant coach to Bill Foster, was offered a gallant comeback but lost to Virginia Tech in the final Goetz claims unequivocably that his philosophy on position as head coach ofthe University of Richmond. seconds of aregionally televised game. The loss, which the game is Foster's philosophy. "Obviously my The temporal part of his coaching career would be was quite similar to a typical Duke loss in past years, philosophy is his. I was with him for 14 years and I got almost over if he accepted. The decision must have dropped Richmond's record to 10-16. great tutelage during that period. But my training was been difficult for Goetz was an assistant with a team "The kids we have here are doing everything they not limited to just the technical aspects o f the game. that had just finished second in NCAA tournament can possibly do. I see a marked improvement in our Foster is a great promoter and the experience I and was destined for another successful season in the squad's performance this year and we have been in received in that area has been invaluable to me." next year. most of the games we have lost," Goetz commented. Good market Opportunity knocks Running more Richmond, a city with no professional teams, is a But Goetz realized that one must sieze an Most of Richmond's losses have occurred because perfect market for a competitive basketball program, opportunity when it becomes available so he accepted the team simply doesn't have the talent to matchup for according to Goetz. With Virginia Commonwealth the coaching offer. "I had no doubts about leaving and 40 minutes with many of its opponents. "We are trying University as its only competition, Goetz claims that I haven't looked back since," said Goetz in a telephone to run more this year but because of our lack of size and Richmond "will really back our team once we begin to interview last week. "I am extremely happy here and I depth, things don't always come together for us. win consistently." am happy for Duke. "I wanted to get some more offense out of the team The campus arena, which seats 10,000 people, can be "I have a lot of friends there and I do miss them. I and this year we are scoring 19 more points per game filled according to Goetz. "I am enjoying getting the really spent some wonderful years at Duke," he added. than last year. We just don't have enough horsepower ball rolling and the people here are not only very Goetz, a business major from Rutgers and holder of a for 40 minutes though," said the Richmond mentor. friendly and cooperative, they are willing to work," he Master's degree in Education from Utah, had made One thing Goetz has going for him is that he has added. some goals for himself prior to Duke's 1977-1978 been working for a very successful coach—Foster— How does Goetz view his old team's performance season. since 1966 when Foster recruited him at Rutgers. this season? "I have only gotten to see them a few "I had set a goal to finish my doctorate courses at Following a steady career at Rutgers as a player and times this season. I saw their second half comeback Duke. I also had in mind that I would accept a head as an assistant, Goetz went with Foster to Utah and over Virginia and they did what they had to do. I talk coaching job if the right one was offered to me," Goetz then to Duke. to Bill [Foster] and Bob [assistant coach Wenzel] a explained. "Before that season began I picked out a It seems ironic, therefore, that Goetz's first job as a lot." Goetz recalls that last year's team "didn't really catch fire until the end of the season and you need a hot team at the end to do well in the post-season C tournaments." Richmond was scheduled to play Duke this season zJiavi iin[imit£.ci1 One. but the advent of nationally televised games forced Duke to cancel and Goetz, for one was relieved. "I wasn't looking forward to that. We need games to build Established 1970 confidence and playing Duke wouldn't have helped us •COMPLETE SERVICES FOR MEN & WOMEN at all." •ALSO FEATURING A SKIN CARE SPECIALIST Goetz hopes that a good recruiting year will be the next step in putting Richmond on the basketball map. 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Not scoring load, was injured in the late Virginia, on the other hand, finished a fantastic victories in the Raleigh one of the Pack's Bangledesh triplets — stages of that contest. Star guard Jeff strong third behind Carolina and Duke doubleheader over Tulane (104-58) and Craig Watts, Glen Sudhop, and Chuck Lamp tried to pick up the slack and (or Duke and Carolina ifyou prefer), yet long Beach State (100-73), but then the Nevitt — are capable performers. Look scored over 35 points in a 20-point loss to is not among the favorites or darkhorses ever-unpredictable ACC got them. for Virginia to exploit this weakness. State in Raleigh. It became clear that a for that coveted ACC tourney crown. Disaster Still, State's incredible outside more balanced scoring attack was Why? In a span of 11 days State dropped 4 shooting ability and the inside work of needed in Charlottesville. consecutive ACC encounters by a total the Hawk can keep them in any contest. First a look at the Wolfpack. Early- Steve Castellan and Mike Owens season polls had State in the top 10 in of 13 points. In most of the games the If they get hot enough for a three-game Pack played well enough to win but stretch, Sloan could be holding the ACC responded and took some ofthe scoring the nation when the opened their load off of Lamp's shoulders with their schedule by winning the Sea wolf could not seem to come up with the big championship trophy in his hands basket. Saturday night. fine outside shooting touches. This led to Classic in Anchorage. The Pack wins over Temple, Maryland, and Wake defeated Texas A&M, Pepperdine and More importantly, three of the four Cavs smart Forest and a gutsy one-point loss to Louisville, all highly-regarded, on their losses came in Reynolds Coliseum, The Virginia Cavaliers lack the Duke in Cameron Indoor Stadium. way to an impressive season-opening State's home court. Essentially State explosiveness of State, yet makeup for Saturday, the Cavs and Maryland tournament win. was out of the race for the conference this lack of firepower with an intelligent, title at that point. locked horns in one of the best games of State had been picked for second place good-shooting club, capable of playing the ACC season, and Virginia played behind Duke by the ACC sportswriters Sloan then began to announce that his the best defense in the conference. well in winning by three. It is this and had done nothing to show that they squad was now pinning its hopes on the Perhaps this is the reason not many controlled typed game that UVa plays were not worthy of that honor. ACC tourney. The Pack is relatively hot are projecting the Cavs as possible well. This trend continued into the Big Four coming into Thursday contest with tourney champs. Few can visualize Tournament when hot Wolfpack UVa. State played a good game against Virginia getting hot enough to take the Lamp and Raker are superb outside shooting (from guards Clyde Austin and Carolina before faltering in the final crown from Carolina or Duke, especially shooters but with the new-found Kenny Matthews) kept State within minutes and destroyed Wake Forest on because UVa dropped all four decisions strength in Owens and Castellan, striking distance of then-national Saturday, leading by as many as 34 to the conference leaders during the defenses cannot afford to sag on just the number one Duke, before they fell 65-63 points during that contest. course of the season. Ballard High "twins." The Cavaliers' record stands at 18-8. In the last matchup between the two Unlike the Wolfpack, they were not so squads, State won handily in Raleigh. impressive in the early portion of their But this time it will be different. UVa's schedule as they dropped three of their heady play and better defense are the first eight games. Losses outside the basis for this conclusion. Remember, conference to Alabama, Old Dominion, too, that in a tight game, coachingplays and Penn, did not bode well for Terry a big part in the final outcome. That's Holland's Wahoos. obviously another edge for UVa.

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By Jeff Gendell combined 34 points. In a game that matches the ACC surprise team of Maryland, on the other hand, can win anywhere the year against one of the most talent-laden teams in when they put their minds to it. The talented Terps are the ACC, the squad that plays the most consistent ball leading the ACC with an impressive 80 points per should win. But this could be a difficult task for both game scoring average. Unfortunately, they are also in Clemson and Maryland, for each has suffered through last place in scoring defense as they are giving up over up-and-down seasons. 75 points per game. The high point of the Maryland season was 67-66 The Terrapins are coming off a heartbreaking 75-72 upset over then top-ranked Notre Dame in which loss to Virginia in Charlottesville, a game which saw center Larry Gibson scored on a three-point play with King pump in 30 points. Sophomore guard Greg seconds remaining. Freshman Buck Williams, a Manning was sitting on the bench due to an injury and leading candidate for ACC Rookie-of-the-Year, is is questionable for the tournament. leading the ACC in rebounding at a 10.3 clip. Clemson's last ACC victory was last Wednesday Hot-shooting Ernest Graham has cooled off in the when the Tigers surprised the Blue Devils 70-49. latter part of the season but he is still among the Williams led all scores with 21 points. Bill Foster, leaders in both field goal percentage and in scoring Clemson coach, used John "Moose" Campbell at the with a 17.3 average. Sophomore Albert King should center position and moved Nance back to forward also be a key in a game which will be decided in the which allowed the Tigers to play a wide-open offense play of the frontcourt men. which was geared for the back door basket. PHOTO BY PAUL SULLIVAN Clemson will probably have leaping Larry Nance at Maryland favored Maryland freshman Buck Williams (m.) is the center when the Tigers invade Greensboro. Nance, favorite to garner ACC Rookie~of~the-Year Maryland will be the favorite as they defeated the honors. since being switched to the pivot from his forward Tigers 77-63 and 77-69 in ACC play this year. The spot, has slacked off to a 12.2 scoring average, but he Terrapins, who are 17-9 on the season, have been in has moved among the leaders in rebounding. Junior and out of the top 20 during the year. Clemson, the pre­ Billy Williams is the scoring leader for Clemson with a season "cellar dweller" choice, has been coming on as 13.1 average. they have won four out of their last five ACC tilts to On the road finish fifth in the regular season. SPOTLIGHT The big problem for Clemson will be winning away The Tigers would like to prove that they can play from home. This season, the Tigers are 5-6 on the road away from home and the Terrapins would like to prove on while amassing a whopping 13-2 record at home. that they can play more than one good game in a row. Among those 13 home victories were wins over ACC It's going to be a tight game, with teamwork and Co-champions Duke and North Carolina by a rebounding as the keys to victory. Athletic Shoes all during March )ust Arrived!! ITALIAN TIGER running shoes LAMB5 RESTAURANT M£NS>weAR the TIGRESS Popular ladies training shoe. •Mixed Beverages Nylon uppers, attractive colors. Good casual shoe for women. "Fine Italian Foods S, Wines" 'Lasa9na Sizes 3-10. Colors: light blue wit ^_^ Open Mon.-Sat. •Manicotti white stripes. :3 "* " ° lo 9:30 P">. .ggg p|ant CM Open Sundays Parmigiana Holes in wedge heel for flexibility MONTREAL 3 SOUTH SQUARE MALL "Great Pizza and cushion. Thicker mid-sole Main Entrance Lower Level Ph 489-4389 for more comfort. New Tiger- cush innersole. Sizes 3-13. Colors: blue with yellow stripes. sam's quik fifp There is Something shop Select from — Tiger For Everyone at Open 7-12 daily Nike Adidas i Groceries Puma * Newstand New Balance ©•afc Out-of-town newspapers Converse Hundreds of magazines • ProKeds Brooks Beautiful and unusual handmade Sterling * Beer Riddell Domestic & Imported jewelry Low Prices on 6 packs, cases, kegs We now stock 180 styles to choose from Semi-precious stones mounted in Sterling • Wine Reasonably priced 14K Gold One of the largest selections around ARRIVED—The REVOLUTIONARY * Special Party Prices On large beer or wine orders -COUPON- > We Deliver 10% OFF ! His WfcbK'S SPECIALS " Any Purchase with this COUPON Christian Brothers (Expires March 13, 1979) TOKAY $1.35/fifth Tribuno SWEET VERMOUTH $.85/tenth Almaden MOUNTAIN WINES $3.68/1.5 liter Silver

By Rob Preminger just could not get on track the outcome of the lottery playing on the first day beat Dean Smith. event, the Heels will go The real question as far after sitting out the held this past Sunday take away the competitive Throughout the year into the tournament as the North Carolina opening round, succumb­ morning in Greensboro. edge and make coping UNC has been full of healthy barring any Tar Heels are concerned in ing to a spirited Wake The ACC Tournament with the momentum ofthe surprises. Saturday unforeseen practice the 1979 Atlantic Coast Forest" team in the is a precarious combina­ surviving teams just too night's game in Cameron mishaps. Conference Tournament semifinals. tion of tangibles and difficult? Indoor Stadium was no Al Wood was not is how well they can A repeat of that fiasco intangibles. UNC must Each of the last three exception. The stall seriously hurt when he handle their inactivity on will leave a lot of diehards deal with the most seasons the Tar Heels have initiated by Smith is punched Mike Gminski in the first day of play. Last in Chapel Hill thinking unpredictable of those had the opening round bye easily justifiable. Based the elbow with his face. year, Dean Smith's squad twice about the value of intangibles — does not and only in 1977 were they on Duke's poor showing at The Carolina trainer, able to win the tourna­ Clemson, in which they however, will be hard ment. were compelled to play a pressed to find a remedy Dean key man-to-man defense, the for the recently discovered In looking at the Tar Heel mentor decided super-strength in Rich tangibles of UNC in that forcing the Blue Yonakor's shooting wrist respect to this year's Devils out of their zone which forces him to throw reunion in Greensboro, was the thing to do. For up airballs. even these are uncertain. one of the few times in Uphill battle Most everyone knows the recent memory, Smith's The Heels face an uphill qualities and talents ofthe strategy backfired. Come battle this week, let no one players but the meshing of tournament time, how­ in Chapel Hill kid you these variables in multi­ ever, one never knows otherwise. Whichever farious formations — i.e., what the 1976 Olympic team faces Carolina in the the element of inconsis­ coach has up his sleeve. first semi-final on Friday tency — is what makes the Smith will have to come night, be it Clemson or Tar Heels successful. The up with something extra- Maryland, will go into the one factor igniting the special this week, both game with a great deal of light blue flame is the strategically and psych­ momentum, much as last master-mesher himself, ologically. The flow ofthe year's Wake Forest team Dean Smith. did. 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_ RAi!! TOURNAMENT CONTEST How to enter 1. Print ortype yourchoices to win each ofthe gamesin the ACC Tournament and fill in the total number of points you think will be scored in the Championship Game. 2. Your entry may be delivered to the marked boxes (a) at the Information Desk in the Duke University Hospital Lobby between the hours of 9 a.m. and 8 p.m.; (b) at the Beer Hal! section ofthe Cambridge Inn between the hours of 9 a.m. and 8 p.m.; or (c) in The Chronicle offices, Third Floor Flowers Building, 24 hours a day. Entries must be delivered to the boxes in the Hospital and the Cambridge Inn no later than 12:30 p.m., Thursday, March t; to the box in The Chronicle offices no later than 1:00 p.m., Thursday, March 1. Your entry may be mailed to ACC Contest, Box 4696, D.S,, Durham, NC 27706. Mailed entries must be postmarked no fater than March 1 AM. 3. Winners will be determined on the basis of (a) the correct ACC champion, (b) the correct championship game pairing, (c) the correct semi-finals pairings, and (d) the closest total point score in the Championship Game. In the event of a tie, winners will be chosen in a random drawing. Rules 1) This contest is limited to the students, staff, and faculty of Duke University and Medical Center. 2) Print or type your choices in each of the games of the ACC Tournament and enter the total number of points you think will be scored in the Championship Game. 3) No duplications of this form will be accepted. Additional entry forms are available in The Chronicle offices, Third Floor Flowers Building. 4) Only one entry per person will be accepted. Persons making multiple entries will be disqualified. 5) Entries with more than one winner marked in any game or more than one final score total will be disqualified. 6) a. Your entry may be delivered to the marked boxes (a) at the Information Desk in the Duke University Hospital Lobby between the hours of 9 a.m. and 8 p.m.; (b) at the Beer Hall section of the Cambridge Inn between the hours of 9 a.m. and 8 p.m.; or (c) in The Chronicle offices, Third Floor Flowers Building, 24 hours a day. Entries must be delivered to the boxes in the Hospital and the Cambridge Inn no later than 12:30 p.m., Thursday, March 1; to the box in The Chronicle offices no later than 1:00 p.m., Thursday, March 1. b. Your entry may be mailed to ACC Contest, Box 4696, D.S., Durham, NC 27706. Mailed entries must be postmarked no later than March 1 AM. 7) Staff members and employees of The Chronicle, its suppliers, and their families are not eligible. 8) All prizes will be awarded. Winners will be notified by mail and/or telephone and will be instructed on how to claim their prizes. All applicable taxes are the responsibility of the winners. 9) Odds on winning depend upon the number of entries. H OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM

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WAKE FOREST The TOTAL number of points scored in the championship game will be Name_ I am a: Student Address, _Faculty member Phone _Staff member Page Twenty-four The Chronicle Tuesday, February 27, 1979 The ACC Tournament 1979 The Chronicle's All-ACC team

Scorin 3 fas of Februar 20) Points Ave.

Jeff Lamp, Virginia 534 23.2 Mike Gminski, Duke 475 19.8 Charles Whitney, NCS 495 19.0 Al Wood, UNC 445 18.5 Ernest Graham, Maryland 414 17.3 Lee Raker, Virginia 334 16.7 Frank Johnson, Wake 393 16.4 Jim Spanarkel, Duke 383 16.0 Eugene Banks, Duke 336 15.3 Albert King, Maryland 333 15.1

PHOTO BY SCOTT MCPHERSON VIRGINIA SID PHOTO Duke senior Jim Spanarkel captained the Blue Sophomore sensation Jeff Lamp led the ACC in Devils to a Conference co-championship. scoring.

FG percentage FT percentage las of February 20) (as of February 20) FGM FGA PCT FTM FTA PCT Al Wood, UNC 181 308 .588 Larry Gibson, Maryland 138 244 .566 Greg Manning, Maryland 61 69 .884 Charles Whitney, NCS 21C 395 .532 Jeff Lamp, Virginia 162 191 .848 Mike Gminski, Duke 186 352 .528 Lee Raker, Virginia 70 83 .843 Billy Williams, Clemson 130 250 .520 Larry Gibson, Maryland 73 89 .820 Larry Nance, Clemson 122 235 .519 Frank Johnson, Wake 89 114 .781 Eugene Banks, Duke 148 289 .512 Al Wood, UNC 83 107 .776 Jim Spanarkel, Duke 152 297 .512 Mike O'Koren, UNC 118 158 .757 Ernest Graham, Maryland 186 366 .508 Jim Spanarkel, Duke 79 108 .731 Lee Raker, Virginia 132 261 .506 Mike Gminski, Duke 103 141 .730 Charles Whitney, NCS 75 107 .701

PHOTO BY DAN MICHAELS Junior center Mike Gminski dominated opposi­ tion big men all season and proved why he is deserving of the Conference's Player-of-the- Year award.

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Buck Williams, Maryland 248 10.3 Mike Gminski, Duke 225 9.4 Eugene Banks, Duke 214 8.9 Larry Gibson, Maryland 203 8.5 Larry Nance, Clemson 181 7.5 Mike O'Koren, UNC 173 7.5 Steve Castellan, Virginia 161 6.7 Charles Whitney, NCS 166 6.4 Guy Morgan, Wake 151 6.3 Alvis Rogers, Wake 142 6.2 PHOTO BY SCOTT MCPHERSON N.C. STATE 9)0 PHOTO In leading the Tar Heels in scoring, sophomore Hawkeye was one of the few bright spots in an At Wood connected on over 58 percent of his otherwise dismal season for N.C. State. shots.

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