the new ham pshire Volume 66 Number 27 Tuesday, February 3, 1976 _____________________________________ ;Durham, N.H. Before 500 at MUB yesterday Bayh promises tax reform By Patty Hart many in the audience before tied. Promising major tax reforms answering questions on the equal “ Everywhere the battle for and a restoration of competition rights amendment, the defense free society is being fought,” he in American business if voted budget President Ford submit­ continued, “America is on the President in November, Indiana ted, why he chose to run, and wrong side. I am upset with big Senator Birch Bayh brought his the energy crisis. power politics. America lacks a campaign to about 500 people “A President who cuts back dimension in the third world. yesterday afternoon in the Straf­ $570 million on education, $350 ■ “We have a wrong policy ford Room of the MUB. million on higher education, where we have a place (in world Describing himself as “an who retracts on bio-medical re­ affairs). The action is out there optimistic kind of guy,” search and who puts $8 billion in the third world,” Bayh, In­ Bayh--jacketless and in rolled more into defense, ought to be diana’s democratic senator for shirt sleeves-answered questions turned out to pasture,” drawled the last 13 years, said forcefully from the audience for an hour Bayh to an enthusiastically to more applause. following a 17 minute video tape applauding crowd. More than once, the democra­ of his campaigning highlights “We should try to do less,” tic hopeful said, “People have sprinkled with his personal back­ said Bayh when asked about his lost faith in America. I think I ground. policy on aid to Turkey. “We can add a different dimension to Bayh, seemingly comfortable should try to do a more effective with his stern looking Secret Ser­ job. We should not provide aid BAYH, page 8 vice escort, shook hands with to Turkey until Cyprus is set- Senator Birch Bayh (Ron Goodspeed photo) Goodrich is named For Ford visit new director of BOB PBC plans protests By Arne Erickson Student Caucus which approves By Milly McLean Nashua, the President’s first The Student Caucus last night monies for items that the Stu­ The People’s Bicentennial campaign stop on Saturday even­ confirmed , Laurie Goodrich as dent Activities Tax (SAT) bud­ Commission (PBC) is planning ing. Student Body President Dave get covers. The BOB is com­ several rallies to protest the pol­ Also planned is a rally at East- Farnham’s choice for director of posed of the eight treasurers of icies of 'President Gerald Ford -West Park next to the Memorial the Bureau of the Budget (BOB). SAT organizations: Monty and his Republican Presidential Union Building at UNH on Sun­ Goodrich was appointed to fill Childs, director of auxiliary en­ contender Ronald Reagan, both day. The President will speak at the position vacated by Greg terprises; and Richard Morgan, of whom will visit UNH next UNH Sunday night. Stanley, who was elected presi­ treasurer of the Associated Stu­ week. Jeremy Rifkin, co-founder of dent of Sigma Beta fraternity dents Organization. Spokesmen for the group say the PBC, will speak at UNH on last December, and was unable “The problem is we had to get PBC is for a “workers’ dem o­ Thursday. to continue as director. cracy.” BICENTENNIAL, page 4 I'Me BOB Is Ihe pail of the DIRECTOR. page 1 6 T.aurie Goodrich Thp PRC is planning a rally for For some9 going into the woods is like going home about -22 degrees. The cold isn‘t By Kathy Smith freely about his home in the really bad though. Your body forest. “If you take your mind off it gets acclimated to the weather “You can’t hide from people just for a second even to think. so that pretty soon 30 degree in here. If you don’t like what T hat’s how Don Murphy is de­ weather seems warm.” your roommates are doing or scribing the dark,icey path full of saying it shows. You’ve got to footprint holes leading to his The tent is about seven miles deal with each other,” he said. tent in the woods. from UNH down bumpy,frost- This is about the size of half a The woods are so dark at six gutted roads that end at an old dorm room and there are three o’clock that his feet must feel farmhouse in the middle of trees people sharing it. There are no the way over the narrow path and fields. “There are several TV’s, radio’s or telephones. without the aid of his eyes. The ways to get to school,” says There’s nothing to draw our con­ cold is not enough to go through MurphylWe can walk,run, orride. centration except ourselves. We his down jacket but it pene­ As soon as it snows we’re going have a lot of deep conversations trates blue jeans in a minute. to try skiing. ” and sometimes when Channing Murphy, along with two other Murphy said he is somewhere and I get too serious Randy people, Channing Snyder and around a second semester senior. comes busting through with Randy Clark, have been living in He took a year off last year to ‘Blah,brrr, bah’ and makes us a tent along the Lamprey River work in the Appalachian Moun­ laugh in spite of ourselves,” he in Lee since last August. tain Club huts in the White 1 added. Murphy, a conservation major Mountains. After living on Mt. “School is just like a day hike. at UNH says that the cold does Zealand for a winter, Murphy is I bring my pack with everything not bother him anymore. “You can’t hide from people in here,” said Don Murphy of the 14 used to roughing-it. “The lowest temperature we by 18 foot living area of the tent he shares with two friends. (Ed There is a kind of silent serene have experienced so far has been TENT PEOPLE, page 2 Acker photo) powerin his manner as he talks INSIDE Veterans Astrologers Shieks UNH has been without a Astrology is more than Moorish knights, de­ coordinator of veterans’ making sure you eat the sert shieks, and dark affairs for seven months, right food and avoid the comers of the Casbah but now it has a new right people every day. lend colorful mystery to one. He’s Nick Dizdar, The story on page 4 tells a collection of paintings and he explains how he how astrology is a way by Edwin Lord Weeks got here and what he of life for some people. that’s worth a shortcut intends to do in the job through Paul Arts. See in the article on page 2. page 13. PAGE TWO THE NEW HAMPSHIRE TUESDAY FEBRUARY 3,1976 New director Veterans’ affairs operating again By Rich Mori Coordinator for veterans’ af­ fairs Nick Dizdar’s first job at UNH is to get the Veterans’ Af­ fairs Office operating again. There are over 900 veterans attending UNH. Dizdar’s job is to advise them onmattersranging from academics to veterans’ benefits checks. There are two veterans’ ser­ vices on campus. William Parker is the veterans representative on campus. He hands out the bene­ fits to the veterans. Dizdar is the coordinator for veterans’affairs. He deals with tutoring and pro­ gram selection. “The program I’m heading has been closed since last June,” he nanay Ulark and Don Murphy provide the wood for heat in their tent near Packers Falls as Channing said. ‘‘That’s when Stephen Snyder°""J?r supervises. (Ed Acker photo) Nick Dizdar Smith, the last coordinator for veterans’affairs left UNH.” tinginto the woods like going home Dizdar’s salary and programs the checks to aid the veterans in are paid for indirectly by the US living a stable life and to prevent ‘Living in a tent is different. need to, but here when you get a delivering checks late. TENTr PEOPLEpcnPT u “Living in a tent is different. need to> but here when y°u Department of Health, Educa­ There is so much stimulation musical feeling you got to go Continued from page 1 tion and Welfare. “The VA administration felt from the outside. You get over­ about stamping your foot.” “Before Smith left,” said they were losing out,” said loaded with things happening ‘‘There’s so many ways to Dizdar. “They felt they were the I need for a day or more and I Dizdar, “he decentralized the around you. You are so close to make music. We have two vets’ representatives on campus. wander around making intellec­ program. He delegated authority the outside that the inside is out­ guitars, a mandolin, a flute and That’s why there are two pro­ tual stops. Some of my friends to the Learning Skills Center and side. You don’t get that feeling alot of wood to rap on grams that are very close.” can understand what I’m doing Murphy says. the Office of Student Affairs. living in a house or apartm ent.” Dizdar said his main emphasis others just keep asking, ‘Isn’t it The tenters do not pay rent, at “ Last year the University There is not much in the way would be talking to and helping cold out there?”’. least in cash payments. They didn’t apply for funds,” he said. Tne t.eni Itself is rudimentary of decoration in the woodland veterans. hideaway. A macrame hanging chop wood for the professor But they had a change of heart.