Technician

Volume Llll, Number 23 Monday, October 23, 1972

Vietnam peace settlement near

NEW YORK (UPI) —The United States downfall of Thieu, whom Nixon tiations was whether the interim all the accords reached were highly nam. It would be chaired by both and North Vietnam have reached basic promised never to abandon.” coalition government would be tentative and they remain so. What’s sides. agreement on a peace settlement, the Time said once a ceasefire is called, tripartite with Saigon loyalists, Com- more they could be amended or even After the election, the coalition two major U. S. news weeklies re- three committees would be formed. munists and neutrals represented or shattered, if the US. is forced to committee would be replaced with ported Sunday night. including an expanded International whether the neutrals would be make concessions to Thieu.” people chosen by the new assembly, Newsweek reported that presi- Control Commission to supervise the omitted. expected to number about 300, dential advisor Henry Kissinger and representatives of the Saigon govern- Thieuopposes admission of neutrals Coalition Committee according to Newsweek. The Assem— North Vietnam negotiator Le Duc ment and the Provisional Revolu- to the government, fearing that the As things now stand, Newsweek bly‘s first major task would be to Tho have agreed in principle on an tionary Government to create the neutral members picked by the com- said, the agreement calls for a coali- draft a new constituion for South immediate ceasefire, release of all caretaker or interim government. munists would remain loyal to the tion committee, probably composed Vietnam. Analysts in Saigon, POWS, and formation of an interim Representatives Viet Cong’s Provisional Revolutionary of 18 to 30 members, to be charged Newsweek reported. expect that the- coalition government until national Government while the Saigon neutrals with arranging elections for a national new constitution will provide for a elections, to be supervised by the The third committee would be could be wooed away. assembly. In addition, there would be a weak executive branch “to allow the French, can be held. composed of representatives of all “This third force,” Newsweek said, smaller “executive committee” to run competing forces to maneuver for Time magazine reported the North four parties to the war the United “appeared to Thieu to be a guarantee the day to day affairs of South Viet- strength.” Vietnamese have agreed for the first States, North Vietnam, the Thieu that he would eventually be forced - time to deal directly with South Viet- government and the Provisional out of power.” - -up namese President Nguyen Van Thieu Revolutionary Government _. to According to Newsweek, Kissinger »-‘ and he will stay in office until a negotiate with the control commission and The put aside the neutral problem ,-c “caretaker” government can be on the withdrawal of troops and to work on other areas of the agree: '-_ formed.,“This provision,” Time said, release of POWS. In a report from ment and thereafter “progress was Y-.— “meets the demand of President Saigon, Newsweek said the chief rapid.” Nixon that he not participate in the stumbling block during earlier nego- The magazine warned, “to be sure.

McGovern organizer

criticizes State students

by Marty Pate Meredith. Adams offered no explan- Basically, the work involves can- News Editor ation why Meredith students are more vassing a neighborhood to determine The McGovern-Shriver Campaign is McGovern motivated. In fact, he the number of McGovern supporters, finding little active support at State stated it baffled him. undecideds, and Nixon supporters, according to Tony Adams, Wake Few volunteers come from St. plus the issues that most concern the County McGovern -Shriver campaign Mary’s. “It’S’ worse than State,” said voter. The information is returned to director. From the 13,800 State Adams. “But, unlike State, the campaign headquarters which re- students, Adams stated only 40 or 50 students at St. Mary’s aren’t apathetic, sponds to the voter’s concerns with a volunteers have joined the Campaign. they’re just Republican.” The greatest numbers of volunteers handwritten letter explaining Adams’ remarks came during an Work is the interview Friday conducted in the come from the community. The McGovern’s stand on the particular formula for electing a President, and these campaign helter-skelter atmosphere of the Wake majority of those workers are in their issue. workers in the McGovern Headquaters on Hillsborough Street find , County Democratic Campaign Head- late 203 and 305, and over one-third of (see ‘Orgam'zer’page 8/ the work long and hard. (photo by Caram) quarters located on Fayetteville the workers are over 55, many of Street. The interview rambled from whom are professional people. Kissinger in Saigon local campaign efforts to the Water- Grassroots Movement gate affair, but Adams repeatedly returned to what he termed the Adams then made another attack “selfishness of State students.” on State students. “If these people RumOrs fly on war accord “To call it a lackadaisical response can take time off from their practices would have been an understatement. and heavy responsibilities to work Presidential adviser Henry Kissinger cease-fire. But even with Thieu’s laos and Thailand Friday. a US. The students are so damn apathetic it down here, I know the students can sought President Nguyen Van 'l’hieu’s support, it was pointed out the plan embassy spokesman said. Sullivan also depresses me. It all boils down to take time off from their football support for a cease-fire that could be still would need the approval of the was present at some of the selfishness now that the draft has been games and the like to spend 2 to 3 announced before the US. North Vietnamese before taking Kissinger-Thieu meetings. taken off their backs, and the Viet- hours a week working for us.” presidential election next month, effect. If a cease-fire is called, South nam war is winding down, they just McGovern’s campaign .strategy is South Vietnamese sources in Saigon Thieu’s agreement to the American Vietnamese sources said it will include don’t care,” he said. based upon a massive grassroots move- said Sunday. cease-fire plan would automatically Laos and Cambodia. Both countries ment employing volunteers to canvass Kissinger met twice with Thieu at Racist Attitude rule out a coalition government, one are used by the North Vietnamese to neighborhoods door to door, which is the Presidential Palace Sunday, taking of the key demands of the channel war supplies to South ~2\ Adams continued even further and precisely what the Wake County cam- time between the sessions to fly to Communists, Vietnam. Thailand also is involved termed the attitude of students as paign is attempting to do, but a neighboring Cambodia for three hours the sources said. As Kissinger talked with because U.S. warplanes operate out of “racist”. “They don’t care if the shortage of volunteers has curbed the of talks with President Lon No] in bases there. yellow people die, just so long as efforts governnTent officials in Saigon, here. Adams stated that 700 . Phnom Penh. In Paris, Prime Minister Souvanna Americans aren’t being killed.” people are needed to adequately cover The Vietnamese sources told UPI William Sullivan, U.S. Deputy Assistant Phouma of Laos said newspapers The majority, percentage wrse, of the 71 precincts in the County and reporter Tracy Wood in Saigon that it Secretary ofState for the Far East, student volunteers come from reporting an imminent settlement of only 485 workers are available. was not known if Thieu agreed to the conferred with political leaders in the Indochina war were generally well~informed. Souvanna was enroute to the United Sbtes for a meeting with United Nations Secretary Queen General Kurt Waldheim. A high-ranking official in Phnom Penh said members of the Cambodian Ten contestants vie for crown in election this week govemment and leaders of the rebel Khmer Rouge Communist guerrilla force had held a series of meetings on by Andy Terrill Fraternity refused to conduct the Coliseum tunnel. We hope that a large gram to facilitate the queen’s acti- ending the war. Ass ’t News Editor event as it had in the past, and the number of students will realize that vities." The contestants have been “There has been movement toward Ten finalists for the homecoming Student Senate refused to provide Miss Wolfpack represents ,them and interviewed and they have agreed to reconciliation,” said the official, who qu‘een title of “Miss Wolfpack” were funds. that the title can be made relevant to represent appropriate activities. Indivi- described the contacts as “delicate selected last Tuesday from the field of Al Burkart, president of APO, said the times, and that they will take the duals or groups with specific proposals and highly discreet.” 2| nominees. The queen is to be they expect the contest to be fair and opportunity to vote. to lend the title to a relevant program Thieu has adamantly opposed any chosen by the student body this week to be a good one. “There were origi- “A lot of people take the position in which the queen’s presence would coalition with the Communists in and will be crowned during half-time nally 21 contestants nominated by that the contest is irrelevant. We think be of some value should contact South Vietnam, contending it would ceremonies at Saturday’s game against organizations, fraternities, sororities, this is a fun contest. The fraternity Burkart. effectively give them control of the South Carolina. and dorms. We narrowed this down to does a lot of relevant things, and we Finalists in the contest are Sarah country. Instead, he has offered to For the second straight year, Alpha the ten finalists, and on Wednesday feel we can do some fun things, too. Baxter, sponsored by Gold Dorm; step down and one month laterhold Phi Omega National Service Frater- the Student Senate voted to give us The questions raised regarding the Amy Drew, Cheerleaders; Jane Evans, elections throughout South Vietnam. nity will coordinate the contest; but the money. relevance of the title, such as the one University Choir; Deborah Gerrick, The sources said if Thieu and the this year the Student Senate is “The balloting for the title will be in the Technician about the “Queen Bragaw Dorm; Anita Haynes, Gold North Vietnamese agree to the granting $80 to help fund the event. conducted between 7:45 a.m.__ and for a Day”, are definitely valid. Dorm; Judy Hendricks, Delta Sigma cease-fire it could be announced Last year, amid much controversy 400 pm. on October 23. 24, 25, and “In answer to the challenge, to Phi; Deborah Leonard, Alpha Phi before the Nov. 7 elections. Once the regarding the relevance of the position 26, and any student may vote at one make the title more relevant and Alpha; Peggy Martine, Sigma Kappa; cease—fire was in effect, the plan calls of homecoming queen and its tradi- of the polls in front of the Supply meaningful as a representative of the Jean Pelzer, Lee Dorm; Linda Softy, {gid'rhieu to resign and elections to be tional sexist nature, Blue Key Honor Store tunnel and in front of the University, we have arranged a pro- Sigma Kappa pledges. ‘ \ ‘l ll

Candidates State to be two weeks Nixon’s lead over Senator George want to face student voters and promise heard and that interests will have With elections just over refused to expected that all McGovern in the polls. them what it takes to get the student considered. It is time students away, "it would be propaganda candidates would beiscurrying There are other races, though, that are vote. listen to just the political political proclaims. here and there to get in their final just as important to State students as the Students should work to get the candi- that each candidates’ literature person, not campaign pitch. Also with the number of presidential race. The Governor, Lt. dates’ attention and demand that they We deserve their att tion in on this campus it would seem Governor and Senate races definitely rate make their presence known, so we as their second rate p0 ’ l flyers. new voters granted. be an ideal place to pick high. on the list as ones that students students will not go into the voting booth We have been taken for that State would votes as if up votes, since numerous students aren’t should be concerned with. in ignorance. A face-to-face meeting will Politicians have written off our strongly connected to any political party. During last Spring’s primary, the State tell a voter more about the candidate they never existed and this should be campus was flooded with , candidates than someone can relay to him. their biggest mistake. Thirteen thousand Yet that doesn’t seem to be the case. attempting to make the November 7 This is the first year of the 18-year-old people are significant enough to warrant Candidates have chosen to stay away election. The politiealwarswerebeing waged vote and hopefully students will go out attention and when we live just up the from State and the reasons behind this everywhere and State was no exception. of their way and make known to the road from the hub of state government are numerous. Students appear to have Yet things have cooled over the summer political candidates that we plan to be and are ignored, something is wrong. been lulled to sleep like other voters instead of getting hotter. Political candi- across the country and interest during dates have either decided that we are not this election year definitely lacks. Natu- worth their time, that we are going to rally a lot of this is due to President ignore the polls or they simply don’t

EDITORIALS A paper that is entirely the product of the student body becomes at once the officral organ through which the its? thoughts, the activity, and in fact the very life of the campus, is registered. It is the mouthpiece thrOugh which the students themselves talk. College life without its journal is blank. Technician, vol. 1, no. 1, February 1, 1920.

1"]j -Z \“ «(-1 $C§ Practice not fair -\ \\ '/ /‘l Posters all over campus are while New Arts, FOTC, and Union Entertainment Board do not. Granted \ I // announcing the free pep rally to be '0 presented tomorrow night in Reynolds that these latter two are less dominated by R K Coliseum. The fact that one of the oldest students, numbers of them anyway, but \ scatological groups around, “Doug Clark it still is an act of discrimination since and his Hot Nuts,” will be there, coupled student interest and entertainment is Es with the fact that there is no admission involved with all of these presentations. 1.50%: to the rally should insure a large It seems that this athletic oriented attendance by students. This, in itself, is activity has been given special fine. But the fact that the Coliseum consideration and there seems to be a facilities are being provided free of charge clash between athletic and non-athletic or to the sponsoring groups can only serve academic matters and affairs. to raise questions about the fairness of It is all well and good that the pep the move. rally should be able to secure the Usage of the Coliseum by various Coliseum facilities at no charge. In fact, groups, student and non-student, is more power to them. But if this group is usually granted only after the group able to do it, then the only ethical way to agrees to pay several hundred dollars for treat other groups desiring Coliseum use each night it is there, as well as several is to allow them to perform there Coliseum dollars if it intends to construct without charge. The present hundred to many while being stage. These rules hold true for the standards are unfair fi‘ a few. Hopefully, of the College and New Arts, fair to only a favored Friends standards will be set up in Incorporated, and numerous others. more equitable These groups surely benefit the students the future. of State as much or more than will tomorrow night’s rally. But for some Slightly to the right mysterious reason, the rally will secure usage of the Coliseum for free while these other groups must come up with the high rates charged by the Coliseum before Letter glosses McGovern being allowed to utilize its facilities. Certainly a question of priorities arises by Martin Winfree devouring two out of three of our tax dollars. It As a postscript to this article, I would like to here. How is it that the sponsoring groups Guest Columnist inflates our economy, picks our pockets, and finally lay to rest the myth about the so-called of the rally, IFC, IRC, and Student Patty Vermillien’s column in Wednesday’s starves other areas of our national life.” “military-industrial complex,” since it was Government, rate preferential treatment Technician attempts to gloss over what would This is, of course, utter nonsense. The brought up in the article I discussed here. be a devastating blow to our defense system. military budget accounts for only 32 percent of The January, 1972 issue of Smithsonian showed The implementation of McGovern’s proposals the total now—the lowest percentage in 23 that the combined common stock of the ten would be nothing short of committing national years. But more important than this bald-faced suicide. lie is his assertion that our defense is a largest corporations in the “complex” amount A reduction in our defense budget by $32 “monster.” to “some 4.7 billion, less than that of a single billion can be called lots of things, but it is To McGovern, apparently our military is the cosmetics firm, Avon, with about $5.6 billion.” certainly not cutting the “fat” out of the enemy. Life of July 7, l972quotes McGovern as budget. It amounts to about a 40 percent cut, saying: and there’s not that much fat in anybody’s “The guys who are supposed to be Technician budget. Whole programs would have to be toughest of all-the Pentagon brass-they’re going dropped; but more importantly, an across-the- to find out I’m tough if I get to be President.l Editor ...... John Nxhnlston board cut of at least $l5 billion in programs that think that is going to be the chief test of the Senior Editor ...... George I’anton News Editor ...... Marty Pate are considered essential would be required, next Presidentewhether he can stand up to the Editorial Assistant ...... Willie Bolick according to McGovern himself. military-and I don’t mean the Russians or the Managing Editor ...... Paul Tanck Now how are we going to maintain our Chinese—l mean our own.” Production Manager...... Beverly Privette Advertising Manager ...... Greg lloots present level of nuclear strength, much less In other words, you’re a good President if Features Editor ...... RJ. lrace increase it as the column suggested? The fact is, you attack and confuse our military at every Sports Editor ...... Ken Lloyd have lOOO lCBM’s,more than 4‘] Photo Editor ...... lid Caram we already turn, While remarking in other connections that Bill Belk Polaris/Poseidon submarines, and far more than we can get along with the Communists. . Circulation Manager ...... 200 manned bombers. The only increase Miss liounded February I. I920, With M.l-’. Trice as [he first Vermillion cited was in “nuclear attack Hostile Toward Military editor. the Technician is published Monday. submarines,” reflecting McGovern’s erroneous Wednesday. and liriday during the school year by the assertion that a submarine defense alone is How can we seriously consider electing students of North (‘arolina State University except sufficient. Meanwhile the rest of our defenses McGovern Commander-in-Chief when he is so during holidays and exam periods. remain stagnant. hostile to his own military? Obviously he Represented by National Advertising Service, Inc.. would demoralize our fighting men and officers agent for national advertising. with offices located in Miss Vermillion did not bring up a more suites 3120-2l in the University Student Center. ('zites important part of the picture: McGovern’s all around the world, not to mention our allies. Avenue. campus and mailing address at PO. Box 5698. attitude toward the military. The New York This, and consideration of the other points I Raleigh, NC 27607. the Technician. pays Second to the conclusion that Class postage at Raleigh. North (‘arolina 27607. Times of April 25, 1972 quotes him as saying.“ have brought up, leads Subscriptions are $5.00 per academic semester. Printed . . .and the traffic slowly rolls through “That military monster, now capable of McGovern’s election would irreparably harm at the North Carolina State University Print Shop. blowing up the world a hundred times over, is our ability to defend ourselves. Raleigh. North Carolina. the dark and away from Carter Stadium. ' l. Page 2 Technician / October 23, 1972 ,1 Personality profile

Krapels - ‘peoPIe are individuals’

by Nancy Scarbrough Miss Krapels finds her work both exciting only help them clarify their objectives and When asked to give a statement concerning Assistant Features Editor and rewarding. She began as a head resident goals. college students and their general behavior, she Skydiving 3,000 feet above the Raleigh area counselor in Metcalf for three years and said, “I have been dealing with people so long after only six hours of training was described as thoroughly enjoyed the university atmosphere. that lve realized you can not discuss them in fascinating by Willi Krapels, area coordinator of Commenting on her working with college generalities. You have to deal with them Alexander, Turlington, Owen, and Tucker students she stated “It is a dynamic time for individually. dormitories, the Big Four. kids in college. They have a lot of first experiences while they are here.” Krapels will also be leading a leadership Describing her skydiving experience she said, training seminar with Lee McDonald on Nov. “I am basically a chicken, I guess it was the Personal Growth 4,5,and 6. It will consist of group activities that most fascinating thing I’ve ever done. I had an A person’s college years are a time of are designed to see what kind of a leader a imageof myself floating down. It was like a person is and perhaps how to be a better one. cinemascope picture and I could see everything personal growth whether emotionally or above, below, and around me. It was all very intellectually and Miss Krapt' finds this Her future plans are not decided as yet. “I’ll peaceful.” fascinating. “I’m the happiest with the college stay in the people area for sure. It will probably age group. It is a fast moving and very alive kind be in some type of service as working with the of time and I like that. I enjoy working with the maladjusted, retarded etc. I am allowing myself ‘Life is getting kids and it also helps me with my own personal any avenue.“ growth." Relating her thoughts—en life and herself, she Miss Krapel also works with the counseling remarked, “Life is getting into yourself and into yourself center on campus and is a leader of a group making the most of it. You have to know therapy session. “It is the type ofsession where yourself in order to get along with others. a person and making works out his problems in a group “I am a person oriented person. I just boggle environment so he can get a feedback from at the communication that goes on among people who may have the same problems he people. That people are constantly the most of it. does,” she stated. communicating and constantly getting along Discussing counseling she stated, “My idea of amazes me. I see life as one constant 'As area co-ordinator of the Big Four her a counselor is that he is a facilitator who is communication? responsibilities include head residence trained in both psychology and communication A native of Holland, Miss Krapels .did her counseling training, working with social to help people think things through. A undergraduate work in Spanish at Wake Forest organizations in area programming, setting up counselor won’t change the life of a person and did graduate work in Guidance and the area judicial board, and counseling. because the final decision is up to him. You Willi Krapels Personnel at State.

LETTERS taxation and in monetary matters. In every field- events clearly show that this war will not be the Nixon administration, they would except financial, military and industrial, Mr. ended until Nixon is removed from power. Tom overwhelmingly elect George McGovern Nixon's policies have been negative. Wicker, New York Times, was obviously right President in November. Democratic ticket Relations between the white and the when he stated Nixon did not have a plan to Nothing short of accepting Governor Scott’s underprivileged minorities have been set back end the war as he promised in March, 1968, and advice of voting the straight Democratic party for decades, probably generations, by Nixon’s does not have one now, except through ticket can save our society from becoming To the Editor racist policies. Law and order in the Justice bombing Indochina back to the Stone Age a la totalitarian. Even if every Court House and Governor Robert Scott struck the proper Department have been placed above justice. General LeMay. State House should go Democratic, while note at the Asheville, North Carolina, The underprivileged will now have to prove Surely the mass communications media must returning Richard Nixon to the White House, all Democratic Fiesta, Sept. 30, when he urged innocence instead of the state all-out support for the entire Democratic ticket proving guilt as know that changing the body count from white would nevertheless be lost. 'Mr. Nixon has from Court House to White House. This18 more formerly under Anglo-Saxon legal concepts In Americans to yellow Orientals and thereby repeatedly shown his contempt for his oath of important than ever before because this nation education the United States, according to increasing the number of the latter threefold. is office, the Constitution, the Congress and the cannot even pretend to have a government 0f, recent United Nations’ reports, has become not ending the war; that hiring others to fight common people. Under successive Washington For and By the People with four more years By second class, lagging behind , France, Nixon’s war is more cowardly and dishonorable administrations, the Congress has been reduced Richard. Nixon. He has already brought the the Soviet Union and Cuba. Unemployment has than using his own countrymen to fight it. Why to a rubber stamp, and the US. Supreme Court greatly increased while wages are fixed, and haven’t they exposed this even greater has now been packed by Mr. Nixon. Only a government perilously close to becoming one Of prices and inflation rise. Tax benefits the Economic Royalists, For the Predatory Few. have been immorality, including the regressive acts of the victory by McGovern in November can save us for the privileged few. Nixon administration mentioned above? at this. the most critical period of our The present Washington administration has It must be clear now to the informed that Whatever the true answer, it will not absolve history-evenmore critical than the period of been and continues to be wholly regressive; our POW’s can never be free unless and until them from non-performance of their our C1v1l War. [861-1865. Hugh B. Hester Regressive in race relations. in civil rights. in the U.S. Government war of aggression upon Constitutional duty to inform our people. For if education, in employment, in the burden of the lndochinese people is ended, and recent the American people knew the real character of Brig. General US. Army (Ret.)

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Page 3 Technician / October 23, 1972 rNC. State Fair presents ,

something for everyone

by RJ. lrace people cutting in front of you, badges and my taking notes conceive that to be) and pre- Features Editor stopping in front of you, onto a pad, made the Open tended to be examining the walking into you—aggravation Road Incorporated people of safeness of the spectator ramp Saturday, October 14, in its classic form. Durham feel very uncomfor- and other miscellaneous items. brought me to the annual The overamplified music table. One of the “stars” came I bEgan staring at them. North Carolina State Fair here provided some uplift—a little up to us and said, “Excuse me, The show lasted only 5 or in Raleigh. Big event— Grass Roots, Strawberry Alarm but are you two inspectors?” I .50 minutes and I expressed statewide folkways have, Clock, Carpenters and other surmised that we were sus- some surprise at the shortness insisted. Top 40 material. It was a mild pected to be in the employ of of the performance. I later I was accompanied by a diversion from the human yak the State Motor Vehicle De- found out that the show ran friend from Garner who ex- noise level. Only a mild one partment or the Highway longer than what it did during pressed somewhat more en- though and I decided to move Patrol. I explained that we my attendance and that the thusiasm for the gala than did on and explore the wilderness weren’t inspectors to which he more dangerous feats of I. some more, half reluctantly. responded with assurances that courage were eliminated during We arrived in the vicinity of the show wasn’t as dangerous my presence. Interesting and Uninteresting or hazardous as it looked and 1'00 pm. and parked in what Capitalistic Opportunists we though was the press park- I saw interesting and unin- that he would supply us with ing area. It turned out to be teresting things—men shearing any information we wanted or l filtered into the waves of one of the “private enter- the mane off a cow, a lonely needed. spectators and passed by prises” and the attendant took locked up sheep dog, hippies He went below into the pit several freak tents. Capitalistic our dollar. When We reached and straights, facial expressions of the barrel where the other Opportunists. Gate 11, there was the press of horror, joviality, bewilder- two cyclers were and they Finally, I neared the parking section directly across ment, and disgust, loud talkers, huddled together and looked “Broadway Playgirls” pavillion. from us. I thought about the con men, freaks—a real good up at us rather apprehensively. There were a half dozen or so miserably long walk back to time together with a candy They must have thought we women sitting on stools out- the car after I had expired apple. were lying. Moreover, my side and trying to entice the myself through miles of fair- My friend and I handed over friend almost looked like a male spectators inside to look ground sightseeing. Damn. some complimentary tickets to cop. at them in performance of an unshaven cycler for admis- Show Started their “art." Broadway Playgirls Flabbergasted sion to a purportedly daring The girls looked somewhat motorcycle stunt exhibition. The show started and they on the unhealthy side—worn face of this stripper is I was as much depressed as l You’ve either seen or heard of were still surreptitiously out, let’s say, so I took a Evident in the postponement on their show. the grueling grind that is the two was flabbergasted to discover it before—valorous men driving keeping me under surveillance. the enormous throngs of motorcycles horizontally I began to get half-mad at this Plenty of games. The weeks of the State Fair, which is now point and decided to start throw-the-football-in-the-tire and an people already at the fair. I around the inside of a “big nothing more than a memory think I can say the area was barrel.” acting the role of an inspector ' stand looked easy, but all I upset stomach. (photo by Caram) confusingly overcrowded— It seems that our press (whatever each of you may noticed were small (mini) prize winners—nothing in the big time. Scratch that nonsense. “Fabulous Exhibits” The flower show varied from Azaleas to Aageratiums. More for the girls than anyone SUBWAY else-I got out. Next came the VILLAGE wild animals—a sleeping bob- cat, a bashful woodchuck, sleeping fish, spastic wild tur- keys—I looked for the nearest exit. YOU WILL FIND UNIQUE I seemed to be looking for HIGH -STYLE, some fabulous exhibit which I FINEST OUALITY MERCHANDISE HERE: never found. Precisely what I had in mind, I didn’t really know for certain—“I was just hopeful. The now rapid succes- BEE TIES, men’s ties & knit shirts sion of events, tricks, exhibits, shows, etc. etc. seemed. to be CAFE DEJA VU, soups, sandwiches, old movies degenerating my stability of mind. I wanted out. jewelry & gifts “ FINE LINE, LTD., Dorton Arena Show I FROG 8! NIGHTGOWN, resturant & nightclub I bought a bag ofapples and proceeded to Dorton Arena to 7 GARDEN OF EDEN, health 8: gourmet foods watch Kenny Rogers and the First Edition perform. HAPPINESS BOUTIQUE, casual fashions for men 8: women I sat through a brilliant per- 1 formance by the Fuller I HOT FROGS, hot dog stand Brothers and also witnessed the wit of ventriloquist Dennis INTIMATE BOOKSHOP, books for ages O’Day. Kenny Rogers and company offered a usually MISFITS, high fashion shoes for men good stage performance ending with their first Reprise hit, PIER 3, imported gifts 8: novelties “What Condition My ‘Con- dition Was In.” PRO CAMERA SHOP, cameras & photo supplies 1 left at 9:35 pm. while fireworks firecracked the sky SOLOMAN GRUNDY'S, casual fashions for men and kept the remaining fair- goers happy ~—as they say. SOUNDHAUS, div. of Troy's, stereo equipment & supplies TINPENNY NAIL, casual fashions for women mm JIIIIPEII ' TWO FEET UNDER, fashion shoes for men 8: women AEROS TYLER II, gifts 8: hand-made creations AREN‘T THE ONLY ONES Jilin ll? AIRPI. NES , POPCORN, hot popcorn, roasted peanuts, Pepsi WAGON Pmars?( You 71 find batches of ‘em at The

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by RJ. [race grammar school, , Hollies’ first American success, Light containing their hit Also on that evening’s show performer, Danny O’Keefe, Features Editor , and Don “Bus Stop.” single, “Long Cool Woman (In will be Cleveland based group who will present a selection of In their third presentation Rathbone. Just prior to a large scale a Black Dress).” Twenty-three called the Raspberries who pre- music ranging from of the 1972-73 season, New shortly after American tour during the fall year old Swedish pop singer sently have the No.5 record1n to simple and pure country. He Arts will Spotlight the singing replaced Rathbone on drums of 1968, an- replaced the nation (BillBoard Survey) presently, like the Raspberries, and musical talents of national and has retained that position nounced that he was leaving Clarke. "Go All the Way’ has a national hit seller (No. recording stars, , top since then. for the dual reason of wanting The group’s future direction The four man group which 18) on the charts called “Good Haydock wished the group to play with some American Ti eCharlie’(‘sat he luesé;l 10 hitmakers the Raspberries, in music remains to be seen but likes for their music to be fun ‘eason mem rs and male soloist Danny friends (later to become re- on the strength of their past 10 for their listeners, does every- nowned as Crosby, Stills and includes admittance to all per- O’Keefe, all combined into one years, their performance this thing from light to hard rock formances) to New Arts, lnc. conglomerate performance this Nash) and because he was dis- Wednesday at the Coliseum and everything1n between. satisfied with the material the can still be purchased at the Wednesday evening October 25 should be very enriching. Plen- Completing the retinue of University Student Center in- in Reynolds Coliseum at 8 pm. group was recording. ty of talent. artists will be Atlantic’s writer- formation desk at $7 each. The Hollies, a decade old Replaced Leader long term Epic recording group, are best remembered for replaced their mid-sixty Top 10 hits, Nash and the group still la- “Bus Stop,” “,” mented and worried about the “,” “Carrie absence of Nash’s leadership Anne,” “,” and and harmonizing abilities. This later during the 70’s, “He Ain’t climate of despair promptly Heavy He’s My Brother,” and dissipated when Sylvester’s most recently “Long Cool first record with the Hollies, Woman (In A Black Dress),” a “Sorry Suzanne” rocked the national million selling gold English charts and made a re- record. Possibly some of you ‘l l . spectable showing in the may recall the group’s first _ Danny O’Keefe United States. They were still successful release in 1963, the very best of success and he successful. “Just One Look.” left in 1966 and was tem- Following that came four Beginnings in 1963 porarily replaced by Jack new and a series of Bruce (who later went on to major tours and trips virtually Finding their beginnings in a formulate Cream and to author all over the world. Then in Liverpool club during 1963, 1971, Allan Clarke wanted out the original Hollies consisted of “White Room”) who filled in to pursue a solo career. The Graham Nash and Allan Clarke on bass. Bernie Calvert relieved last that Clarke did to- who were classmates and Bruce and made his debut with gether with the Hollies was The Hollies known for their hit singles “Bus Stop”, “He Ain’t Heavy, He’s [My friends during elementary and his new found group in the their current album Distant Brother” and their latest “Long, Cool Woman” will appear Wednesday right.

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by Jeff Watkins Sonny Randle was concerned, Bucs’ previously unblemished State’s alleged superiority com- straps and go a little harder.” Randle was asked if this Editor it could just as well have been a record. “A lot of people were pared to East Carolina’s. “If we Although Pirate quarterback Pack squad was different than As the final seconds ticked Wolfpack ploy indicating the not ready to play tonight, but get the same amount of schol-r Carl Summerell appeared to the one his Bucs trounced a off the clock at Carter Sta— end of the Pirates’ undefeated I’ll take the blame for that. arships and the same amount have a bad night statistically year ago. . diurn, fireworks lit up the sky season well finishing off “Before the season started, I of coaches, then we’ll be fairly throwing the ball, the ECU “It was like the difference to the south behind the the “Wild Dogs,” which were said that if we lost any starters equal. We have 65 scholarships coach saw things in a different between night and day,” he scoreboard. .The timing was dealt astaggering blow by The we’d be in trouble, and right compared to their 120. Do you light. “I thought we were still replied. “We had real life until perfect for signifying State’s Citadel the week before. off we lost ‘two (Billy Hibbs call that equal?” in the game all the way. The tonight. But they (State) were final touchdown enroute to a “We haven’t played the cali- and Mike Myrick). We’re just “But we go into every game quarterback hit the receivers’ just completely different.” 38-16 victory over East b "re 0 f people State has not in their league, but one day thinking we can win,” Randle hands, but they couldn’t hold “We made no special adjust- Carolina. played,” retorted an angry we will be.’ continued. “In a game like this, the ball. I coach the receivers, ments for this game, we just As far as ECU’s coach Randle in reference to the Ran dle enumerated on we just have to tighten our so blame me for that, too.” wanted execution, but we didn’t get it. I think we were a little over-anxious and over- ambitious with our scheduling, but I don’t want any Toilet Bowl sympathy.” Someone mentioned to Randle that the crowd of Mighty Grebes outclass lowly Nurds in annual battle 39,300 was the third largest in Carter’s history. “I don’t give a Anyone who thinks the from the outset. After forcing gave up ground grudgingly for down, with the aid of a fan- have to wait until next season goddamn if there were 18 mil. State Wolfpack put on a Offen- a punt on the lowly Nurds’ the remainder Of the half, but tastic block by “Flat-As-Ar when the Grebes will be in lion people here to watch us sive display Saturday night first possession, they drove the their offense could not muster Tortilla” Tanck. shape. play,” he fumed. “We just against East Carolina should length Of the field for the first any scoring drive as the The only reaction The halftime break was didn’t play very well.” have seen the annual Grebe- score. The big play was a amazing mighty Grebe defense, “Honcho” Walston who was highlighted by the seven-man Lowering his voice Nurd battle Saturday screen pass from lightning to long a strong point of Tech- the Grebe’s fearless leader had strong Grebe Marching Kazoo slightly, ECU’s mentor added, afternoon. Snookie Walston, which took nician football, would not was, “It’s great, it’s great. This Band. A small lowly Niird con- “I don’t want to take anything The mighty Grebes, com- the Grebes to the lowly Nurd’s allow any yardage at all. The fine University will profit from tigency grouped to form some .away from State. We played, three-yard line. The triple defense was led by “Radical” sort of battle Of the Bands. posed Of Technician and Agro- our win.” but their efforts just fizzled one of the best if not the best meck staffers, scored the most option, which Lou Holtz dis- end Bollick, tackle “Photo” The lowly Nurds were obvi- in the ACC. State and Carolina covered at the Grebes’ pre- Cain, cornerback “Battle” out completely. The G.M.K.B. touchdowns and points in the ously upset but they kept the played such favorites as Stars (ECU’s final opponent) are history of the series as they season practice, was respon- Tanck, linbacker “Agromeck” faith by declaring, “Wait ’til heads and shoulders above the stomped the lowly Nurds of sible for taking the ball over Holcombe, and “Photo” Cain. and Stripes Forever, the Fight next year.” and the Alma Mater. The rest of them (ACC teams).” WKNC-FM, 13-0, in the yearly for the score. Since the option Defensive Battle Song, Toilet Bowl. Lighting Lloyd, worked so well on the touch- Since the mightly Grebes Band will now challenge the Referring to State’s squib the Grebe’s head jock, scored down, the Grebes decided to The second half proved ran the triple option with such State Marching Band for supre- kick after the last touchdown, both touchdowns, the first run it again. The lowly Nurds to be a defensive battle as skill, Holtz asked their offense macy on this campus. Randle noted, “I didn’t appre- coming on a three- yard run had the run stopped but Light- neither team could mount any to dress out for the ECU game, The poor lowly Nurds will ciate that onside kick with the and the other coningon a 40-yard ning crossed them up by pas- offensive drive. The only score but the offer was declined try to avenge their humilating score 30-some to 16. But we’ll pass interception return. sing to Broadway Joe Willie came when Lloyd intercepted a because the Grebes were too defeat in the first annual be back if the good Lord’s The mighty Grebes were in Watkins for the conversion. “Dandy Don” 30101110" P513S tired, too sore, and too Grebe-Nurd soccer match to be willing. That’s whose hands it’s total command of the Eime The lowly Nurd defense and returned it for a tOUCh- smashed &/orlstoned. Lou will held in the near future. in now.”

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Pack turns back Bucs by Ray Deltz the first stanza to take the time, State moved consistently Strayhorn all did real well. Our Staff Writer early lead. on the ground the first two defense bent but didn't break “I felt we definitely played Yet the all-around play of times it had the ball in the sec- in the first half. They played a strong team tonight,” praised freshman quarterback. Dave ond half. Led by the running well in the third quarter but State defensive back Bob Buckey untracked a somewhat of Willie Burden and Stan once we got the game under Divens after the Wolfpack’s listless State attack in the latter Fritts, State scored on drives of control, they seemed to let 38-16 victory over the Pirates part of the first quarter. 70 and 45 yards. At the same‘ up. Saturday night. “East Carolina Buckey’s deceptive play pat- time, the steady State defense Spots will win a lot of games this terns were enough to keep the held East Carolina on their first Weak year and will robably win the Pack moving over the nation’s two posessions of the second Holtz felt passing and pen- Southern Con erence.” top-ranked defense for the half. ‘ alties were twoweakspots in the East Carolina stung State’s remainder of the half. . The running of quarterback Pack’s win. potent offense in the first quar- Buckey and Bruce Shaw Carl Summerell and fullback “In regard to our team, we ter of play as the Wolfpack combined to hit on 10 of I9 Les Strayhorn were East Caro. had entirely too many could not mount any kind of passes for 169 yards in the lina’s main offensive threats. penalties. It just seems that we Freshman quarterback Dave Buckey ran for 54 yards drive. The Pirates offense on half. Yet, this Wolfpack duo State could never contain couldn’t get things going con. ‘the other hand marched 64 did not dominate with a pas- Summerell’s running but it sistently for us,” said Holtz. against ECU Saturday night but had to leave the game yards on seven plays, with the sing game as the ECU defense stopped his passing and held “Dave Buckey did a great job with a bruised shoulder. He also completed five of six help of three successive offside allowed yardage grudgingly. ‘ the Pirate’s inside game in the for us. He came in and gave us passes for 74 yards. (photo by Caram) penalties on the Wolfpack, in Leading only l4-lO at half- later stages of the contest. some momentum.” ,“We didn’t throw the ball as Merits Respect well as we can. We had some Willie Burden, who rushed people open deep but couldn’t for 78 yardsin the game, felt connect,” the coach continued. A ’s overcome Reds to take Series the East Carolina offense mer- “We’ve done it before and l its much respect. don’t know why we weren’t CINCINNATI (UPI) —The his two-out, sixth-inning on a misjudged fly ball by the bases loaded and the A’s “East Carolina has a solid able to tonight.” Oakland A’s defeated the Cin- double off Pedro Borbon. Bobby Tolan and a grounder jumped on his replacement, offensive team,” said Burden. State’s victory did result Ciiinati Reds, 3-2, Sunday to But Tenace then was lifted that took a bad hop. Borbon, for the two runs that “They displayed good ball con- in two injuries according to win the World Series, four for a pinch-runner in another Move Backfired won the game in the sixth. ‘ trol, and were able to eat up Holtz. “In the way of injuries, games to three. controversial move by Williams When it was all over, the A’s .x/ the clock in the first half.” tackle George Bell suffered a Catcher turned first- in the sixth inning and A] While Williams could do no were world champions for the Coach Lou Holtz felt East knee injury in the first half and baseman Gene Tenace, batting Lewis rode home on Sal Wrong, the one major move by first time since I930 when the Carolina put up a definite bat- didn’t play afterwards. And cleanup in one of Dick Bando’s double for what R'eds’ manager Sparky team was located in Phila- tle for a good part of the game. Dave Buckey got a shoulder Williams’ countless contro- proved to be the winning run. Anderson backfired. He lifted delphia and run by the legen- “East Carolina has some injury which we won’t know versial moves, doubled in the Before it was all over, Jack Billingham for a pinch- dary Connie Mack instead of real fine running backs. how bad it is until we X-ray tie-breaking run Sunday as Williams still defied the odds hitter in the fifth inning with the flamboyant Charlie Finley. Summerell, Crumpler, it Sunday.” Oakland became the World by several other moves but Series champion for the first they all worked perfectly. it“ I \IIIIMIIII It»! time in 42 years with a 3-2 t Williams, who shuffled his PAN! \II ESQ UIRE BARBER seventh-game victory over Cin- lineup for the seventh game by mu \p BEST QUALITY, BEST PRICE, cinnati. BEST NIGHTS SLEEP benching Mike Epstein, moving & STYLE SHOP Instant Hero Tenace from catcher to first base and putting him in the Open: WELCOMES STUDENTS AND FACULTY Tenace, who hit four cleanup spot and inserting Mon. Tues. Thurs. Fri. 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Page 7/ Technician October 23, 1972 apathy Grier- ~ Organizer blasts LATIN American International IEEE Student Branch will meet CAMPUS Crusade for Christ vim Night—good food and enter- Wednesday at 12 noon in 225 meet tomorrow night at 7 in 244 tainment. Oct. 29 6:30. Tickets $2 Daniels. A free make-your-own Harreison. Leadership training class. 1.3.9::.. Student Center Box Office. sandwich lunch will be provided. All EE's urged to attend as we need and rich neighborhoods AGRONOMY Club will meet to- to get organized. will be a meeting Wednes- morrow night at 7 in McKimmon THERE when McGovern first began his Room. Williams Hall. All visitors ATTENTION: Students from day afternoon at 4:10 in Ha 100 of (continued from page 1) “vicious”, particularly North Alamance coun- the students advised in the Depart- Hills. where one campaign presidential drive, he was welcome. Rockingham and ment of History who entered the Although only 46 precincts supported entirely by college ties are invited to meet Ron Lee University this semester. Purpose is have been covered, most of worker was called a AIAA will meet tomorrow night at who is running for State House of “Communist bitch” by a students. Through them, said 7:30 in 2211 Broughton. This Representatives Wednesday night to give new students information them urban, Adams stated that Adams McGovern acquired his from 6 to 7 in 4114 Student concerning the curriculum in His- McGovern'is trailing Nixon by doctor, and several others have year's senior design project and tory and the advising program of been propositioned. ‘ .lable as a radical, and “it would Bendix award will be discussed. Center. department. .AlI History stu- 15 to 20 percentage points in the Wake County but is steadily From there Adams launched be only proper that the college AG Economics Club will meet to- INDUSTRIAL Arts Picnic will be dents who enrolled for first time In students support him now.” morrow night at 7 in 208 Patterson. held Thursday from 4:30-8 p.m. in Fall 1972 including both new fresh- gaining ground. an attack on the general moral New members welcome. Pullen Park Island. All interested men and transfer students, are condition of the nation. “Most Campaign Suffering Industrial Arts students and faculty urged to attend this meeting. Working Class of the people don’t give a spouses and spice are Support has been difficult VOLLEYBALL: Sign up sheets members, damn and most people are to generate, and the campaign now in dorms and intramural welcome. “Surprisingly enough, our that office. Teams must be turned in by ENTERTAINMENT Board will biggest support is coming from dishonest. The only thing in Wake County is suffering Thursday. Games will be played on ARAB COUNTRIES. China. meet Thursday at 5 in 3118 Stu- They all would wake up the people in from lack of funds. In fact, the Malaysia, Scandinavia. Iraq, Latin dent Center. Auyone wishing to the working class. this country to the corruptness Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4:30 invited. have been warm and friendly, campaign is so impoverished, and 5: 15 p.m. America, India, Pakistan, Indonesia attend is cordially that is going on would be if Adams is requesting donations are some of the many countries and some have even invited the were caught OLDlrE Goldie Dance Party Oct. 26 which will exhibit in the Inter- workers in the homes for Nixon or Agnew of stamps to‘mail circulars and ' 8 p.m.r3 a.m. in Harris Dining Hall. national Fair Nov. l0, II. l2. More HORTICULTURE Club meeting cupcakes and lemonade,” in a homosexual act. it’s this letters. Music from 1956-64 recordings. exhibits are needed. Foreign stu- tomorrow night at 7. 121 Kilgore kind of tripe that affects the “We want Nixon out of the Beer and wine free. $1 stag. $1.50 dents are asked to sign up for space Hall. Adams said. voter,” he said. drag. Proceeds go to Morehead in Student Center Program Office. But cupcakes and lemonade White House, and we want an School for Blind. aren’t extended everywhere, Adams then laid the blame honest government. Nixon is INTERESTED IN girls' Field AG Institute Club will meet to- especially in the upper-class for ,McGovern’s poor showing corrupt and those who support LECTURES Board will meet to- Hockey? Come to the intramural morrow night at 7:30 in 285 him are corrupt,” Adams morrow night at 7:30 in Programs field Tuesday. Oct 24 or call Jo Williams. Guest speaker is Earl neighborhoods. Adams termed in the polls on the college Office of Student Center. All board Anne at 832-4460. Langdon of Elanco Products. those neighborhoods as students. He contends that concluded. members should attend. HOW Can Christian* Science help “SITAR CONCERT" by India's you? Call Bill or Sylvia Crofton— famous guitar maestro "Debu" for Christian Science Campus Coun- the first time in Raleigh at the selors. 834-7854. university theatre on Sat. Nov II. at classifie 8 p.m. Tickets on Box office call ENTERTAINMENT Board is spon- for reservation at 755-3105. FOR SALE: 1972 Honda XL 250 call David Griffin at 876-4733 after STOCK Clerk in State Government. mington St.—tel. 828-0536. soring a Fall Arts Festival ‘Dlov. 3 CC 750 mileage. New condition. 5 p.m. or collect to Gus Gray at Light stock clerical duties, drivers and 4. Anyone who has talent in 919-929-3601 after 5 p.m. license required. Hours 8:30-5:30 PARKING Space near Bell Tower arts and crafts and is interested in "HELL-O-WEEN" Celebration Call after six. 787-2308. Monday through Friday. 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