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JU141 3. 197 a Florida Alligator VOL. 67, NO. 155 a on, o Gon. *F do a Cy 0 ~ Fodo -9 The Information Machine. UF's public relations center speaks for itself
By JUDY MOORE AIllgatsr Staff Write
As one UF infbmiation speciahit put it. One nans junk is another 'nets treasure.' and perhaps that is the best way to describe campus information saves. While some might scoff at "cream puff public relations' in adnuinistratloi, mali. releases and newilettus, UP information specialists insist that their functions go beyond public relations aiid a. vital to UPs Cl It CU CC UF SPENDS almost S4(fl~ annually in
its four major information agencies - University Infoonatlo. and Publications. Health Center Information Services. Institute of Food and Apicultural Scienccs. Editorial Department and Coflep of Engineering. With a combined staff of 50. they issue publications daily ranging from research findings to announcements of coming events. using any media imaginabLe. Eadi agency is separately funded and operated, but Hug~, Cunningflain, director of University Infomatscsi and Commnnactioos and assistant to the President. oversee all ,nfomasion distributed by UP. ALThOUGH CUNNINGHAM is not involved with IFAS, Health Center or Engiiueennj information services, he works closely with University Information and Pu hi canons. The university service produces a television show, a radio series. * hi-weekly LiP Nets Digesi in the Alligator, UP catalogs and announcements, press release concerning UF ha~p.rniigs and pasoewlltls as well - a nrlsy of other UF related publicatims. Cunningham, a newupepuruta. for more than 20 yeas sad a bymer tacher am UPs Coflqe dIIOUmMIhin. saM A. - k~.C - a jotndkt in mMee. ma a pMic relations man for UF.
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Housing Code Violations * seoontsdont Comploinboccum they hove nowhere elm to live. (S. misted uto$e. pages stand meflfl) P.2. Th. lndrud.uu, Ao,~d. AJllg*r, Thundey. July 3, I9~S
Regents to consider FRESHMEN AND PARENTS - bonding issues Monday I- Welcome to Dy KEVIN BLOOM suni funding to the E4ucational and Alilgatn Staff Wdtsr General budget. GATOR COUNTRY!! If approved. Chandler said, the Board The Board of Regents will convene in more than likely' will set guidelines and Jacksonville Monday to consider a limitAtions kit the allocations. proposal requesting additional bonding UF's portion of the $250 million While you are here for orientation you should plan a trip to the CA4Pus issues for non-academic buildings In the Will be approilinately $64.2 million, SKOP and BOOKSTORE.IO~ted in the Hub. (see C-3 on campus map.) We State Unavettity System. Chandler said. are the official U or F bookstore and the most conveniently located for you, The regents facilities committee will ThE BOARD must formally approve the student. propose a resolution to the board allocations from the legislature up- requesting state agencies to issue ad* propulated last spring. ditiond university system Improvement 'Higj upon the regent" list of priorities Bonds. will be the allocation of $1.8 million to the TUE REVENUE bonds if approved will 5115 for financial aid," Chandler said. raise approximately $29 million according The purpose of the additional aid, to Hendrix Chandler, regents corporate according to Chandler, will be to meet the secretary. states commitment to equal sight to Thesaleof bonds to the public will provide education its the face of rising tuition and additional funding for the university to assist mandatory Metal guidelines for system to build mass seeing facilities. racial balance." The bonds an~ s6ldto the public INHERENT lii the measure will be new as a fonn of investment, stipulating how criteria for t~nancl.J asuistatct. he said. much per year will be repaid and how Tenure recommendations for in- much interest will be accrued. structors at IJF. the University of North CHANDLER said the regerns will also Florida and Florida A & M also will be be asked o approve $250 million in lump- considered for approval. Committee allocates funds: requires Senate approval Dy SANDRA COMES give the Corner Drug Store the 5lt.6SOtht it - Align., Staff Wdbr requested because it is not a campus organization. They voted to let the Student A wrestling mat is out and a squash court Senate decide. * IEO~KS - NEW & lEE]) * ARUEIWRJItE & FmNFFJU ThC * GYM OIJThTIS EIMftffff & StMUES Is In. THE SENATE has to provee all * ARTS The Activity and Servict Fee Advisory allocations made by ASFAC. * SWA UIRTS & CR APIS SINUSES Committee (ASFAC) voted not to fund a Other recommendations were: * tRILl & StNRIFS * a - 14,762 wrestling mat for the Athletic e $13,S00for Student NlglittimeAuriiiary * ~4'LETE LINE 4k C~4ERAL * sum' LAI S Association but voted for a pair of Stl.~0 Patrol. 5M J~ R3R YOlk PUt9Y4AL * ax. LBI SEAL l~#'4ANfl AM) squash courts, .110.895 for florida Players ~mE IN2 A U ASFAC HAS approximately 3l2l,~ in .19,970 for Florida Quarterly, the UP student fees remaining to disperse among literary magazine. -- S organizations and for programs. . 55,000 for Student Government ------The largest allocation, $l6,~.weat to the Produdions. Athletic Association for a women's tennis . $4,500 for a "Student Survival Hand- dressing room. The sniallest.5600.was for an book,' a student orientation booklet. I ~;'9 Alcohol Abuse Pi-ognm at Student Health . $948 for extended pool hours. Services. ASFAC distributed 584,093 of the total POPULAR READING BOOKS ~EFE The committee was divided on whether to 1l2l,~ to be later approved by the Se,,ate. I * Possible early bond retirement I -g rn? investigated by FSU committee K, I' I, '-4 C K sWPUES Student government officials measure to use a bonding Visko. said he had been tc -J at Florida State University surplus generated by greater- the state bond chancellor's FSU) are investigating the than*eKpected tuition office in Tallahassee Tuesday Freshman ~ possibility of repaying payments to non-acadeitije ic obtain documents per- comprehensive count books student-financed building buildings for state univer- linent to legal restrictions on bonds early to reduce tuition. sities. retirement of the bonds. Chancellor ET. York according to PSU Student SUS sJidmsh.~. books and supplic 'lh I Body President Apolo Visko. said Sunday a Regents We're trying to determine A Council of Presidents committee has been formed to if the bonds can be retired ______-I meeting in Tallahassee last investigate the possibility of early to reduce tuition rates.'' m Texibook~ [inc the will C crIn~ctcr week unanimously approved a retiring the bonds early. Visko said. by course n~nw. beLiTiriiIw w'iii Adverlisin" * eiidii ~
STUtENT SERVICES * Free Notary Public * Check Cashing * Film Developing * Student Rate Msgatzne Subscription Orders am. - *au.i.aePUMF WISED SAT-SUN I SG committee approves extra funds I,. Ind.p.nd.nt FIoSdo AJIIgo'or Thuridoy, July 1. "5, Pog. 3 Browa rd pool may get longer hours
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hF %tiidents n,,v bt able to etiiov late-night dipping liii' %uninler I he Siij~ltnr (nw rrnnient \tsi t~ md Sen ice itt (tin millet' soled [ iiesd,~ to .illotate funds to e~Iend Bro~. ant ~oh)l operating hours 1%II iii, -t I 301)111 ~LiiI~ itid II Li in At) liii On Fruits and Satur~ias
[he p~ui is currently open troTh tOOTh itt p iii THE ALLOCATION ~. itch ni u~ hr apflro' ed h~ lit St udent Senate at its ncn meeting s~ ill ii SINS. ,mccor~i it to Gary Gunter. senate secretary of housing r the proposal as a result ol the elton s o H'! H' tee'. *I Broward area night 'ecur't~ guard. Barcev ~ as obligtitcd to enforce the rule against si. imnhrng in I he pool itter hours Barcey said the short operating hours were unfair. special' L r to those students Irving in Yoke and Broward [LiIl~. neither I of which is air-conditioned. Aher several neidents of pulling people out il the pool it night, Barcey decided that something should be done, he siul I BARCEY SAID he contacted Joe Ball. assisiaiI to K director ol housing. [he short hours, he found. Were tatiscil by a lack offends to pay lilt guards Ball e~plaincd that although I-lotting rIot~ ttilI~ siibsuhlc\ he operation and niaintancnce of on -can' Pu' nil. 1w original' plan h~d been or SC to toot halt oft he bill "FIVE YEARS AGO, hen the ~,tcl~ ts cit built I " '~ agree~i that H ousitig ~M1ti Id pa~ lot toti st r itt oil lit 1)0411 an ~f SC ould subsi~1i 'e m a nt en ante and ii pk ct-p H ill st id 'I he agreement ~as only verbally agreed to intl ~tttci, K oucret e had alrcad~ leen poti red, the st ii dent gi 5cr n ii ciii I, ad hinged hands at, d den ted the greem tnt he al Ihe full tost' of staffing and upkeep thin tell solds iv Housing. although SC has allocated money lot hort I err tundin~ three time' since. Ball said SPlASH pIioo by Ic. sidpp.r THE LONGER HOURS ~ould e~tentl through students attempt to boot summer heot remainder ii summer quarter and until (hit IS ii hr
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Subiclifron rate i~ $20 ~ per yen or 55 50 pa' qiortr Sulk sub.cript.ont art p#0~idt I'rOI4 student ~OvernMtflt fo. H, siudenhm of the UnI.*'IIIy of Fioridc The independert Fiotido Alligoto' S vewves 'he right a regulol. N, typogroph Cal tone of oil v.,t hsefrent, gad tO r*v, Or or, eone? away oh coy it ronsid.,. ob think you mu Ink .oorobi. The *t,4.pend.ni FIo,,da Ailigoto wtii nor conida' odiusirnent, oi payment to, ~' ~ advertisenmenl nvolnvg rypogro~hicoi error oi SVon*OLfl intettOr un'*sI flflt!CS call 377-1445,372-0421 gi~*n to he advertising monoge' wthr, (I day of,. fe odvenisen'er' 0~PeGt The ind.nd.n. Fior'dc Alhigoic. .itl no! be reworflbie IC, or Come to a meeting Saturday 8:00 P.M. more lion one incorrect flSr' iOn 04 On odv.t,.menI s~heduL.d 'o Episcopal Student Center teverol 'met ~r4~* Indend. pIsMa Mft1*r, ThwvS.y. July tiffS
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Ad hoc committee sees Ieteriora ted condition necessity of coliseum creates building need
Dy KETH MOYER would allow only a small amount of people to Dy KTH MOYER suitable became of the noise leveL He sajd AMple ShE Wiase Staid. Atahi ShE Wits, the 2)-ymr old air condltloem usually fail to WEINER ADDED that the Florida Gynt work and farce dams to compete with noise Members of the UP community an was not available for iue anytime Accent Crowded classrooms and sub-standard ftmti the street below and the drill field saw "culturally deprived" for lack of a mass needed it. lie said that Accent must compete building conditions sun as continual the street. seating facility, according to Dr. Kenneth P. with other oranhzatlons. such as SO ranindm of the need for new Collej1e of IN TUE losmalan School Building spare Finger. chairman of the ad hoc committee Productions. for use of the Din. Education and Joumnabsm kuildanp. desks are heaped into piles in the comets of studying the matte. In a repon released June 24. the committee Dr. Robert 0. Stripling, chairman of the venous dafreoms. One classroom also A report issued by the committee revealed recommended that UP proceed to plan and Building Committee of the College of sane as a tora~omn for boxes of that on the basis of enrollment, LIP has the construct a University Activity Center con- Education said We have some of the most mimeograph end typing paper. In numerous worst mass seating facility situation in the sistingofa mass seating facility, a theater for deteriorated conditions around." place loose wires hag from exposed ele~~ Southeast Corifrence (SEC). the paforming ens and a natatorium for "OUR CRItiCAL problem is being ifici nddt Dr. Manning Darn, chairman of the swimming. overcrowded' he said Stripliag eM the College of E4ucaUon political science departmait and also a The committee also recommended in their Associate Dean of Education E.L. occupies only Rpm cent of the space that the member of the ad hoc committee agreed. report "that the mm sealing facility Include Williams a0 .ed, "Our enrollment ex~s colleges enrollment pamela under the saying "In Ins of SEC facilities we have a basketball court, - indoor banked track or our spaa so greatly that It makes it very Bond of Regusts buSing formula. very poor pertaining arts, swimming and provisions for an Indoor track. intramural difficult to operate." Stripilag also ma the college has only II athletic facilities." facIlities consistent with the needs of the In fad. The College of EducatIon's a'. pm ant of the library spas it desetVC5 M~4~ DAVID SAID he felt that women's spats studait body." CTSIbCWU rat, on their plan to conuru~ a Its than 10 pm~t of its generated research should be kept In mind during the pleasing of The ad hoc committee, whom mast bus new building to alleviate the overcrowding spa-. the facility, ezplalnlsg that women's sports wat appointed by UP President Robs Q. problem. Williams said. WULIANS and Stuipling agreed that the art on the upswing ad ample locker ,~om Man. - amipdsed of member, of the DEAN OF TUE College of Jounialism and limits libemy and racareb space make it space hr women should be induded. student body, faculty. adminlatratlost, the Communicatlo,,s John Paul Jones cited difficult to adequatdy run ~ Steve Weiner, chairman of Accent IS, said performing arts, and athletics. similar reasons. mwch props THE was sniped to study "Our that he and Accent an strongly In favor of a coacerrmx mans reason for a ne. building is a Nevertheless, officials at both schools Vt the "progamatic scope' of a mass seating lack of space for the earolimern we have.' mm seating facility. optImIstIc this their 0W buildings will 50011 hcillty. asses Its cots and suggest possible "mere's not a school iii the country that loses said. realize some financial backing. locations for the facility. need updated quarters if were going needs it mon than un" Weiner said. The College of Jownalism has rtctivtd Weiner said the Accent cannot sign a lot of The committee's total estimated cost for to stay In touch with the times,' he said. people to speak because UFs poor facilities the project was 521.4 million. Jones also said the space currently being approximately 51.6 million in private donations hope used for journalism purposes beneath the and both. colleges to gd bleachers of florida Field is no longer Ananclngm the neat future from the 60K to get plans under way. UF in need of $27.2 million for academic buildings
Dy KEITH NOV33 nine universities according to each schools individual building needs. Surplus student building finds also could be used for A5*tw Staff Witar acadanic building. Mower. State University Syst0 Even though UP plasm are looking ahead to a Ill UF Executive Vice-President Hatold Hana said UP officials are hoping for "mon that, our fraction", but in* Chancellor E.t flit asiA McGill! have recently 1ndicIttd million man-seating facility, they still need neatly 527.2 their opinion that the studuat surplus money should be ned million, for new buildings for the Colleges of Education. Abated they would be glad to take whatever they were given. Or student.related lIon academic buildings only. College of Journalism and Comnwnicatlons and other HANSON AlSO SAID he anticipated getting 'serious priority projects. planing money" true. education and journalism building, ~UE correctIons Iii ~ buildings and dot and rm.atloes in Bryan Hall. lilitouies, a chiller (air conditIonIng) unit for Walker Hall. Nell Webb. of UN'. Planning end Analysis Division. said eudlitonum a&tItIous, acme., projects fflllis UP 1.1, lIne hr a fraction of 526 million in utility tax bonda webb said at the moment OF's fraction of the 526 million ~ a~. i. allocated this spring by the Florida legislature to the Bond in ste money - the only source of building money. He Miller Health C'A~ ~ P*am Sciecce building' die Basic Solace Unit building ~ ~. College of of Regents hr building projects. said private inur .me another possible ~ ~ Vans., MSlclrnsa gmnri papas. building'B SIC NETHER WS orGalnedle Regent Jack MeUdif Atoned that the College of Jourualwn ha received neatly 7 had UP. oilier priority projects. asp Idea as to how much of the 526 millIe. UP would receive, 51.6 million In private donations A4cOdff said thus money would be divided among the Weib said the 514 million that UP may receive ~ MeGriff .a *iJdecide b tlw utility toed sea 'tobey will be divided S their Angus susd64. I
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You'll meet a whole new breed of haircutter at The Mad Hacker.They're part of the new generation creating fashionable individual looks that match the life styles of today liberated This horizontal design line men and women. leavesthe hair long around The people at The Mad Hacker believe in the facial area, softening directing their thought, energy and creative II he neck and filling out talents to perfecting a precision cut. They use the the cihin area. This length same skill and artistic ability other artistic 81! so covers the.width on talents use. a round face, if your The Mad Hacker takes into account customer hair is straight in the front desires, customer needs, nutritional balances area. and so on. Here we're going to talk about design and give you examples of a few looks we can For fullness, we cut create. the hair verticle at a A sharp angle downward to the chin with a 5' In this Icycred style the horizontal design line '4---- I back is long and the in the back. We check front Is short; this the hair for density to produces a long exciting become aware of how look. Longer hair of hair must frames the face and much weight fills in areas, while short be left in an area. >2 hair is not as flexible. We'll be glad to answer any more questions you might have about your head. Come by The Here the hair is ang'led upward Mad Hacker at 1507 N.W. 6th Street or call 377- to chin length and a graceful 4024. SomethIng will happen. effect Is achieved. I~Ido matter how long or short II the neck hair Is, we will cut the hair around your face, long or short depending on the facial need ft adaptability. Pog, Ii. ndeo.rd.nt riondo Alligator Thu~oy July 3 i97~ Blind man awaits death in house he can't repair
B, J()S1 SARIEGO AIli2ator Staff Writer Toni Micir> (Id arid h'i~ujtQit his Iiuiilse 946 lames Mimics stis in ii' rotting bIrch Fit sscrkcd IN ,L toit'itiiclioti ~;tikii onti' it lies buin~ mrun&l hm head and ~aIt~ k)'t~ Iiclptitc it' h'ij,]~l \katlacji (
I hc mrth floor 5 racked itid rotter' Visits s.i~i lie was ~oti5TCtttI of ititiitir, lit It inside I lie house is as clean iS I 1912. ~,eut tiglil iiioiiilis in Itailul Mate miii till keep a isise. lut the sirtitletre ,rre4lior~dl Iristittitiori lien SIX 'CatS HI is tilling apart rtiael gang ~t'tore he recc,;cd a pardon toni THE CEILING PLASTER as cracked and Cm I red I' Cone or good be ha' or t.uIhi,~ holes in the t.aIls throughout lie I lies said I shoi a woman. he said I s~as house eaditig to the iiutsitie arc stulted s lii drunk s.hen hey found nit I don't knm' ti ulunitntirn loll to keeji he t~eathcr out this liv II shot her But r knos. I had a ~uri I here ire large holes in he kitchen all In niv pocket. hclot he sink where the pipes cad In I he HIS WIFE DJFD in I 968 aher 41 years of out si tie I he Ilotir below the sink is rot ted alid niirriage and his son cli in 1974 to Inc on his *~l)lit n~n Mosley has been alone ncr since I he bathroom floor is cracked, with holes But bets not complaining. He takes care of phot by be sMapper through ~.hich the outside can be seen himself, does his own cooking and gets BARE BULBS provide the only light Pie around by taxi. Ihe only help he receives is sonic" here to si a' W bert mit got oti r o~. Avenue were I he onlytwo paved road' he sail (Inc in the bathroom has .a cracked socket and from a "Oman who conies once a ,eek to do SOU don l,.ne to Mosley says he .outd accept help run tutt the cord is Irayed and exposed his ~ashing. Mosln said he grew tip ]in~ cabin hi~ city if he could get It Mosley nwns the house, but he is ii nable to I ~ut along all Tight. be said Ini grant father built "I'M WAITING for help because [ teed ii ake repairs because of hi' disability, arid satisfied. All the neighbor. know me. As long We did nt ha' e liii niories hut always ~ood house.'' he said 'But sot, see, I bee at, se he car, not a fiord to on I, is SI 49 a a' Ini able and can get around. In, okay had )lent~ ol fotxl Ii> Cit lie Said I cut take care of it nisself betause Ii~ month Social Securits cheek. When I to the get point ~hcre I cant gel ~ocd or 3 cents .i ~ord, I hen I ~u, kill nnself Of modern youths. Mosi es sad I hes II I could see. I'd do the ~ork myself.' he around. III go into the hospital a rab bit for tod not living the days out. they're riinniii~ said I've done this s.ork before.' I-ic said he does not i~ant to sell house has HE HAS L~ptrI1nced a [di .~l hanMes since out.'' be said. 'If you take sour unit, 54'ii II "I USEB TO BE a good nan.' he said because there is more security in a place A his he mosed to (aines~ilie live a long tittle. Nm' lean hardly pick up a shovel All I can tfl~ fl, All tI,,s ~ as ~,ods hen I tirst came Man takes too much on hin~sell lit do as look to the Social Security and the "I DON'T WANT to sell it because I want here. Mosley said added. Its like a car. If you run it hart! all government to help me to Slav here.'' he said. I'd like to have cobblestoned Main Street and University the time, you wear the motor out. TRY A LITTLE VARIETY IN YOUR DONUTS.
Twice a year, In January and July, Silver City conducts store-wide sales. No regular merchandise is removed and everything is reduced.
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Ity JOSE SARIEGO Alligator Staff Write, EDITORS NOIEi THIS IS THE SECOND IN A THREE PART SERIESONGAINESYILLE'S HOUSING PROBLEM. TODAY THE ALUGATOR EXAMINES THE DIF- FICULTY IN SOLVING THE HUMAN PROBLEM OP INADEQUATE HOUSING.
I-or most 6 ainesville residents. he housing "uc died when the h(iusing code was adopted and he tnspectioti program begun "THERE IS myth among many people hat ~oi can make people up-grade hou~ing.' Gainesv lIe ( omm '"loner Ru~seII Ramsey said Annelte Buvins is remn~led of hat myth every time she steps a her bathroom Her apartment at 708 N W 2nd St. is. by ghetto standards. not too bad. THERE ARE only three silver dollar-sized holes stuffed with newspaper to keep the rain out in the ceiling above her bed. Only one of her window panes is broken Only one of her widows has the screening torn out Through that (ear, however, conic rats. "I SEE SO many rats, big rats.' she said. Rats, at least, are a familiar problem. What is really shocking. even to her, is her bathroom. THE TOILET SEAT, cracked and green '.ith mildew, hangs from one support. Ihe toilet itself has caked human teas on the inside of the howl. The floor is wet. dirty and slip pely. A tiny tour inch square window on the north wall lets in all POOR HCAJSING ~Y jo. sIUp~.r the ventilation and light Ihe overhead bulb does not work. tenants mk improvements ifiough finonciolly burdened The bathtub, as hey say in the car commercials, is the house, you'd have a lot of people out on the street with no housing is a rent hike if the landlord is forced to mAc clincher. housing available." Stephan Mickle. housing hoard member repairs. An old-fashioned tub with leg'. I Wa Mugged up for said. "A LANDLORD if you force repairs can jack the rent up months beibre complaints brought housing inspectors out to THERE ARE currently 5~5 public housing units in the city and force the people out on the street" Ramsey said. order it drained and 788 units which are rent supplement developments In most cases where major violations are repaired. the icrit IN THE TIME beicre it wa', drained, the tub filled almost subsidized by the city. invariably rises. Chief Housing Inspector John Howze said to the brim with dirty bathwaer. Ihe water left a film of Rut the Housing Authority, which is responsible Ibr public "IF its not profitable for the landlord to fix up the house. brown filth almost art inch thick lining the bottom of the tub housing in Gainesville, reports a waiting list ot 1,539 for he's not going to fix it,'' Mickle said, The filth is so thick it has begun to crack and peel from public and subsidized housing. JR liansford owns two houses which have been ordered drying out. Those people in those shacks cannot afford other vacated, because of the numerous violations which have not Bivins knows why the tenants do not complain about housing, Mickle said. 'There's no place for thent to go. If been corrected. One is the Bivws apartment. He claims he is conditions. She only pays $9 a week from her Sill welfare you put then out on the street. what have you really ac- complying with the code. check icr the apartment I always comply with the housing code,' he said, 'As far Lots of then, (the tenants) stay up here and don't say Maybe that means the city should build more public as I know. I don't even have any violations. nothing because of tie rent." she said "Some people been housing." he said. I'm not sure that's the way to go. HANSFORD SAID he considers the code an infringement living here all their lives MICKIE said that in public housing developments such as on his rights. THE APARTIWENT has bee,, condemned by the city Gardenia Gardetis and Kennedy Homes, the high con- 'It's just another example of government interference In housing division chiefly because of the bathroom, but with centration of lower income people living tosethcr causes an private business. he said. 'It's just harassment by the nowhere to go. Bivins continues to live (fiere in violation of the increase in the crime rate and other social problems. govettinient." law. LOfl'IE WALTON lives in a house at 38 N.W. 9th St. "We maintain the houses and they're (the tenants) very 'We quickly discovered that while the code granted which is in the process of being condemned. satisfied with them for the rent they pay." he sid 'It's the authority to condemn a house, the people in the condemned Walton estimates her .ge at about 85. She is blind and best I can do at this point in tinie." house had nowhere to go,' Carl Opp. UP off-campus choosing totally dependent on her Mend Annie Caidwell. THE CITY has few sanctions against landlords who do not supervisor and one of the people who helped draft the code SHE SAID she did not know where she would go if the comply with the code. The city may take. lien on a con- said. house is condemned because "I don't have no people here.' donned house and demolish it at the owner's expense. but it RELOCATING displaced tenants became. majot problem 'I hope they don't condemn t because I'll die," .1. said cannot force compliance on the landlord. almost immediately. softly. "You hear a lot of retim talk saying, 'let's send the landlord if the housing inspecton condemned every sub-standard Anotber serious psobiam faced by tenants in sub-standard to jail'," Ramsey said. "The facts are that you can't do that."
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\V hen Kr ikatoa, 1w (,lCdfl() near the I slatid ol I iv.i crtipte(l in I 883. ii as one ol the niost at ast mph ic even In rtcOr(led history I ida' w ases killed 35,04 X) people. the explosion as heard in Japan. and debris was scattered as lar as Madagascar. III Cast Africa. I he Sti(l(lCfl cr1' prior 27,800 students into ,a,,tesulle at the beginner ig ol last iaIl quarter was liardh as specular as ikatoa, but it was by no rica is insignificant in ItS impact on this town. I he entire front page o our first issue that tall .15 (ICVOtC(1 ~ the housing crunch' in ( aines~ille. On campus it "as standing room only, is students were stacked up In dorm lounges. Ott Cd nip Its it was even worse. Of' (anipus Ho using han dIed about 70 per cent I the student body. trying to jam them into an estimated XJX)0 units. 50*) trailers. 600 homes and ~tA)-4(X) rooms. Listed with their office Off ampus Housing Direclor Carl Opp said in his 35 S 'car' with the Housing Division he had never seen Citizen interests get cas t aside housing crunch reach such proportions. Well. Opp had better brace himself next fall's Note to n,~ readers As breed doest, I iii' .ui fl enrollment could mini to more than 28.00*). deadline time approache~I, ElitE %% EMflI:RI,1 1-ords ear l'resuniahly the 0ff campus housing staft is as halting around three First there wis liv ideas, none ot which seemed ready gearing up to accept the new influx, pitaran CC Of pints n seek 'rig the cooperation of local home owners and to deserw a full colunin So I teIe~ised speeches Arid hoi roweti in idea froni t lie OE'I'%IER% ,erha ps even city officials. he has disguise~l late Stewart Alsop and rote Nixon city iap law ii orjcr certain officials. however. are also gearing three the probe ni of et en,, in t ng IT'S iiiin,-colunins NICE no see t hat some program I' One lt~ wii cii p I p ii, meet the situation in their own way. hings are Constant in usi who is the i on or 'Cii at or this Insure dorirc\l:L A lew months ago, I was row Nc~. Ii a ni psh ire In I he city commission is currently drawing tip a Li rhulerit world I rat, quill) quite worried about he EDITOR: I he tuLIt~~ir~ is in opcv utter w IF Prr~,dcnt MONEY IS MONE'~ and I hue are lunds alIocited or heir OWN collegee oF Fdtk.itiflfl is ~&,ntcrTiL'd thr~ ichnt' Robert ar'ton () M it I no,, acadeni ic use (IN [ Y. than oF course let be ~peti xactl~ as the public ~, hidi tbq so readily condt'rni - by I his past year I have observed and e~periented quite .t te~ However, it there is any alternative means available ~hich pushing it farther and lartli~r (l~fl. n on the list ot values 'ii' the repercussions ol the present economic situation will channel that money where it is necessary rather than actually adhered to I realize that money is indeed tight' and that we mu~ merely where it is desired. let it be arranged as such HOW CAN YOU expect the public to recognize and limit spending to what we consider to be our main priorities. I rhe College of Education as it stands right now is a respect an educational institution, if that educalipual in- have always assumed that the two main priorities of this travesty. The irony is that officials of UP speak of public stitution refuses to respect i:sel I" institution were ~ I) provide research opportunities and 2) apathy for education, and insufficient funding, but where Susan Feuer 3ED provide educational opportunities. This is supposedly why we have Cut down on air- conditioning, heating, paper available lot professors to use br their classes, pay raises, and even secretaries. IN FACT, my own advisor did nor have her contract renewed because she was of interim status. I an, writing this letter because I have witnessed some inconsistency in the way priorities have been dealt with. I am referring of course to the decision being made about the mass seating facility versus academic buildings. If funds are low for luxuries AND academic affairs, when new money is found it seems obvious to me where it should be spent. If however priorities have shifted DUE TO This NEWLY DISCOVERED INCOME, than I believe it to be a very sad commentary on our times. THE BIJIJ.DINGS Uournalin, education, business ad- niinistration) ARE NEEDED. The money delegated to build the coliseum, added to the money left fron, the building A" contract, could take care of all three of these needs. If the government wishes to create jobs by building (vs retiring professors, money for research etc.) then let the officials it it Coliseumconcerned put where isshould most warranted. not be UF's first building priority EDITOR~ Re following is an open letter to hF President Robert V Marston. LIP now stands at a cross roads s~hich is more significant than appears on the surface. We are not dealing with the Statistics lie about white males simple choice ot a Coliseum versus Norman Hall. We are dealing with the priorities of this university in the context ofa poor economy and the present and future needs of Florida. EDITORS As long as I've got a typewriter handy, allow me has the same amount but no "average person" can be found the point is well taken that this university needs an all to add another example of rudeness to your files for the In reality you have I Offi individuals penaliied because oF purpose facility such as the proposed coliseum, Yet in the benefit of the reverseracists out there. jealousy of the one who is rich turure interests of the state and the students who will serve Lets look at all application terms. There is one rich white male, I (AX) uipenalized people who those interests a coliseum is of secondary importance. ANY WHITE MALE who stars to read one knows he's in aren't white males and I (Nfl white male, who are out SI (XX). NEEDLESS TO SAY the student body would enjoy the trouble. Checking those little boxes entitled race and (this redistribution is normally done by having everyone put Incitities offered by a coliseum- However, given 'a choice 'sex' can only harm him due to the present worship of quotas into a common pot hen, which elect 'minority groups' have students definitely prefer better equipped classrooms, quality and he knows enough to read the words special con- special drawing privileges as in the case of minority proibiors attracted by good facilities, and reasonably sized sideration given to women and minorities' as meaning we're scholarships etc.) against white males IN 511011', because a person who he has never seen is There an those behind the coliseum snowball who don't People supporting such bigotries have nice statistic, to rich white male, the white male who isn't rich is to he share this phbsophy. They contend and threaten UF with support them. Allow me to show how they work. penalized to balance' things out. This is what comes from the following argument: If the UP spends 'student monies" For an example, take I .000 people who are white males and thinking in terms of collectives rather than individual,. on academic buildh4 s this shall be viewed by the powers that l,~ who aren't. Into the first group inject one white male No, white males shouldn't join protective groups too as this be. as an effort on LJl~s part to compete with the other schools millionaire Take the average of both collectives' and you would just create one more collective hand to steal with in the state university system. will see that the AVERAGE white male DOES have more INDIVIDUALS EXIST, not 'average members oF FURTHER MORE. UPs future budget allocations will be money than the average person in the other group. collectives" and should bethought ofinthose terms. examined in this context. TIlE SOLUTION of the collectivists? In sunnning up, I submit a quote of Disraeli's: There are First of all thetheory that all nine university system schools Why, penalizecach of the 1.000 white males 11.000 each so three types flies. lies, damned lies and statistics.'' should be of equal quality needs serious re-evaluation. For that things an evell. such blindness shall drag all nine institutional into the wallows It is TRUE that the 'average person of each group now Walt Karwicki of mediocrity. And secondly and perhaps most mpoflafltly~ the idea that LIP and its students should be threatened and reprimanded lot putting their educational priorities ahead of their personal leisure is not merely absurd, but abhorrent. Till CARDS ARE on the table and only the future will tell who holds the strongest hand in conclusion there is a question which should be posed and needs an answer In 10 years do Florida's taxpayers need well trained teachers, able business leaders, quality com- munications personnel or a list of Who's Who in athletics who graduated from UP. attracted by 2.~ tons of concrete and stainless steel? Eric Charles Brookrnan 3E0 The Independent florida Alligator / Elek Mlmon Ass. N.m Sto, SW1. Edit~ John Mfl Pa Ediw 'yooit~usfw.v& m LEARNtLIW wrm fit. AS! HAvE!' F Peg. IC, lb. iuud.nd.y,, 94.44. AIII.r, Thumd.y. J.Ay 1 975 Goodtime Fashions Cobbler's Corner Cony that beach feeling around with you all week long. Choos, from a large selntion of Hawaiian Puka Shell necklaces, some with turquoise, coral and jet. All raIly beautiful, and only $11434. Seashell necklaces from AIe~is Susan Kit, natural wooden bangles fran, Catherine Stein. Scott Be a campus lordmait with *01 ihons from Susan Scan. Ann is wearing an outfit by Rag Doll a beautifully *rnbraid.red polyester S cotton top with a 'new length' skin. Her beige leather wedges and coordinated lnter& rope bog ore from our Sho. Gollitry. Naturally ot Susan Scoff. Maas Brothers The., fashion wedges from Sandol Stop will put you on the Gal T-strap wedge available in beige, blue and black. $25. Beige espadrille, $25. In the Ladles Shoe. d.partrnent of Macs Brothers of Course. Maa8 Brothers Ty is feeling good in this self~belted, striped Big Dress by yonder, Ltd. In coal polyester and cotton, found iii pacesetter Dr.'. At Moos Brolhwi. of course. photography and Iayout/ wick rc.en I El The nd.p.nd.fl$ Mcli. Mmwr. Thvmi.y, July 1, 1975. Nq. I aliens 1211 S.W.l6th Ave gator CIn( fly Plaza Iwu5 I ~~1 lbmet Allen's put the C BANG In Your 4th JULY CELEBRATION SHEILA DRAflR ,tans around ID pa. said the. is $1 cover Party with us In he Aa~s, S~ We. charge Red verve. Lounge, featuring: LAMPUGHIUR- I NW lOAn - This THE AuDI LOUNON -West Unhu.lay BIj Daddy's Ioan~ I. mottle ton's mali, PITCHERS OF OLD MILWAUKEE OR SCHLITZ Avenue and 34th Street Fandaup will dance haflh. Again this week the flank and continue to per&wm their ccutanporary folk rock sounds of Stegecoadi are featured. fle (19. or dark) music this weekend S this Dig Daddy's hip shaking music begins at 9 p.m. with $1 FOR ONLY Si.Oa ALL NIGHT LONGIII Lounge. The entalalnmuat begin, at 9p.m. cor on Friday and Saturday night, but and thee is no cover charge remember you Cal) gel In hr 50 emits tonight. As always, Allend fine subs, sands, combo. sid, orders can keep your TUE DUN AND DOTTLE - Raw, COOn'S ULSTAURANT - Steinbatcha - stomach 8 your wollet happy - whether you enjoy It In the Red Velvet MacKline, a lady with a lowly voice, will Lounge. in our dining room, or in your own living room. This seafood restaurant located on the play original, folk tuna on piano and guitar Steinhatehee River oSra * diner theater on Cmon by and party with us on the in the comfonable EMenaine'sLowige this weekend. Bairn made a big impact when she Friday at 7:30 and 9~30 p.m. The play this Friday is Act I of Neil Simon's "Plaza Suite' 4th - or well bring th. party to opened the show fbi Odotta last March. - a comedy about a old man going There are two shows and ant. policy of no SI-year you - we're as clos, as your phone though a transItIon and having an affair with cover, but one drink mininun. his secretary. Act II and Ill will be performed REDO AND GMEDAJ.F'S - 23W NW 6 Monday through Thursday St.- Clay Jones. night of next week EAT-IN TAKE-OUT a multi-instrumented at 8:30 p.m. All three acts are independent. balladeer brings his folk music to this guIlt dealing with a monies in the live, of three caf, today through Saturday night. Jones' people; th. location being the Plaza Suite. repenoire include the dulcimer, mandolin, FREE DIELIYERY autoharp, banjo and guitar. The music There isa chargeofll plus esitree. Togs to Mon.-! ~at. 0-2AM begins at approzimatoly 8:30 Cocey's take Nnbeny Road though Trenton p.m. with a 50 and go 12 mIles until you get to US 19-96 Give us a call ceuits cover on Thursday and SI on Friday and Sundo~ ~ 10-12:30 AM Alturnate 21 - tin right and go north Saturday. U. through Cross City for another 12 mIles until ~377*651O DUD'S-4SWNWI3SI---lt'stlmetogo youreadSRSSS-tnnleftandgo6mlles, back to the late Sixties Thursday night with k.plnguijstatalltlana. Twomllasafter. the sounds of the Vogue. I. two shows at fork I, the road take a right on a road which 10:30 p.m. and 12:30 am. This vocal group was rusponulbic for such million salk. goes over the river. After crosink tilt bddg. take another right, go SW yards and v.11g. Turu Around Look At Me" and "Five O'clock World". The cover charge is 52. On CRETIN THEATER - 1015 MM. 13 St. Friday and Saturday night Jay Stone hod. the - Peter Sellers I. at it again with his discothequ. by playing musk to fit the Keystone comedy and preposterous audience." Thee is a 51 cover. pronunciatIons. If you - thud of too mud, reality and philosophIzing on the screen, this GREAT 50117333N MUSIC RAIL - 233 flick is for you. Inspector Clouse.u win make W. University Ave. - 'They are celebrating the Fourth of July a day early here with the you foIl from your see In laughter. Holiday Hoedown tonight. The stan are Bob PLAZA THEATER - NW 13 St and 23 Sept end Goose Creek Symphony. Shows are Boulevard - It seems that sequels are at 8:30 and 12 p.m. with a $4.50 adnlssion Hollywood's ansut to requests for blijer sad charge. 'Funny Lady," starring Barbara better movie." "Walking Tail, Pan T' Streisand. will be playing though the opals Tuesday. Basically ii is the continued weekend. The midnight movie for 52 is stoty of what happened to tile county sheriff "Woodstock" on Friday and Saturday nights. who cleaned out the racket Is has town but in TUEKEG-ZOl SW l6Ave-Theian *abe paces his wife was killed and his dog was Project will continue to play Its Is- shot. Buftnd Pusser. the shelf!, stems to provisational music thi, weekend. The music think he ha. a pretty tremendous story to tell. WHAT'S IIHAPPENING oq. I 2, 1. hnd.p.nd.n* floddo AiIkgaior Thuridoy July] 1975 to SO, odin nistrators alligatorr Stilt %%titer H lhL4lL I 2 NF ITHILR I~OBECK rid Selitti> . ~ -~, ~1 N F-% IN''' 4 A ii IIICl%,I~ll iLl hr,&I 'iii it Buersach, arl4~ LI II-' 'inks iLllltThdI becitist He l)anua F ittiriher Hiersach L~j~L ii SC is lilt tilL - rq B 110%.' NthI~Vt]Nt LI I' Ii lint umber ol Bike Banks liii it [Lf~C2 IL% itt N Ilil I, * '.I Fhwe'er. he reniosal ci the bike Kirk, *1 Ililitil rind her ,rpblcm ill itselF I, SCHIFFLi AND hibeck can no, I Ci I' [.1 K /- Fin siL ii At I Ii' IILUI I lie I F ,,tiitt Biersich, ~hith lea~~ Ph~sucuI Fin, \(lmnist rail' Xht.,hi N In the I rLscIitt like rlit'tI~ Ii' isbn respmmible br he hike I' inks SC' had Hcei IjlpitlkhttI icFCit0ttI~ to cob' al, Ph~~ical Plant d'.i'tdni Warren Michael said. ro~ltIt bike ~CLUFlt\ III I i~ ~>Ldtrit~ ii St Lidelit Hud~ V i.e ~ Dan I obeck F'h~srcal Plant niust First base *ipprit 'aid kite President or Adniunistrause \tt,,,r~ Ulbeck. ~hu~ t~as lieu %rLrcijr' lot ,,rihliiler Will i an, Elmnore before any ti f pr~pe ri' affairs, hou~ht si udents ~ouId 'i.e the bike be removed. Michael saul. I banks. hut he ~Md it vie 'niril Iitriiig either [Ins. e~ Cr. even El mote clai ns ignor a rice ot tI~ he winter or ~priiig qudrier' less than one hike batik situation. doen bike banks were in use "I'M SORRY - I don't kr.ow anything a he hike banks, Elnore said UF STUDENTS did 'ioi respond to he 'ike On top ot all the other problems ho bike banks - stu~lents JQf)arrntIs tlidn think the S3 per month) in;estrneni ~as ~.mh he banks ha' e caused. Bike Ranks Inc K I having financial dut1icuht~ because ihes WiI price of bike ,eeurit~ 1oheek siid to redesign some of the bike banks. LA Student d mint crest s as nor the On l~ problem to enirr~e Iron he '1st dirt' ii erfll)G bike s.iid -4t1 banks "PEOPLE COULD take the key oUt tnt he Igke banks) without insetting nuoncv mt' he I -t Herbert Biersach. representative lot Bike Banks. Inc. did not go through the proper banks. [check isid. administrative channels before ha' ing he In a phone convention wtth Bitrsach. banks installed, Lobeck said Lobeck satd he was told that the complain is on the verge of correcting the problem "TO MY KNOWLEDGE writtenn aintract WHEN THE BIKE banks were installed ~g ~&as ever signed between Herbert Biersach the conipanys expense, SG was to return ins and the chancellor of the Board Regents.' revenue received from the banks to Hike >4 Schifihi said Banks Inc., with the exception of a sniiall When UF Business Manager Richard Shiftli percentage. [check said. saw all the hike banks popping up in campus, LOBE(K COULD NOT remember he N he said he g.i~c Huer~ach a LII] hr the ~tirn percentage SG wjs to receive, but dud ~ SO EMPTY BANK pains branLh tithe ii Miami ~o he s.as not going to press' the compans or lie less than one dozen used at a time. COAl pan~ Lould tel I me hat the' hued mone~ because the company is in Ii do. but received ut) ans~er (I! tINUIIY St IL" -a- 2 MON TUES WED Drought - 2k gloss Draught 20' off 1.25 pitcher AAINIG44T gloss 25 any DeIi.Style aim pitcher $ 1.25 KEG sandwich HAPPY HOUR ALL NIGHT ALL DAY 4: 30-6 :00 Beer starts -15) I THURS FRI SAT MONDAY SUPER SPECIAL FREE Draught KEG HAPPY HOUE Daytime ~Iass~ Seer with 4: 30-6 :00 Busch 25' Any Sandwich olto $1.25 pitcher $2.39 TI,. KEG pr.i.n, THE JAZZ PROJECT from 8 00 p.m. S. Friday ALL DAY Monday Bonanza will be serving: ofl,.r loztori.nt.d to 12:0 0 * n 1 rto n ni . for 8 oz. N.Y. Strip Steak Baked Potato Tossed Salad and ---- I coy. ENTERTAINMENT, Texas Toast for only two dollars and thirty nine cents. -DAILY SANDWICH SPECIALS- Free refills on all beverages except milk. Tok. out sandwiches coil 378.0779 EVERY FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT throughout summer quarter Live at the KEG - TIlE JAZZ PEOJECT for the Serious music listener JULY 18 & 19~THIMILDEW BROS 24450 13th St. 201 SW 16th AVENUE w I Information Ti,. tnd.p.ndnt Honda Alhgaio, ~hur.4ay July 3 191$, *ag* 3 // /#flfl ~ ElL.~ttsL, ~lhTL2.IrIt '~ ii I'ifr~iLtr etlittir Ut the I lOOK his lob iv,, ''iii ,i IF-AS ,ii.tq'itic' I i.i.c trini I F ltt!tlti~td!ii)Ii Str' ites ire St4T5 '~'i I aul hat INL&dU\C has IniNtic ''ton is state thifl(JC~I dfld tittarltcd b~ state Lists \KTCiult ire is Florid. ntjr,,her Line n- ht. \IL ~,hi4Lr .Jr.! diNt I N ),I\ I tiusirs It '. highs technical. specialsirti nlormutin .',nctrn'n~ it righiluils helt int~, trek used field It is e~trenel; mi port ant that ys it ire to the puhlh. Ii is nn responsibility to row hr I F- lntorni2tton and Publication '\lhu&.r~,r Nests I Idlir I iiii Nhrodcr Said it's such informed at .ill time' ut the latest and .naiiablc whatever triIrrmjtiuin to Sc r' i.e .re p. hI ii. rel at ions releases and net in Ah[i~.ittir ~~oLii~ nor it tint 'ess rclL.jse~ 11051 cIted is e techniques .i'ailablc Shaipe requests it, " heneser it is tdnird (in s~cli s.ritrtn We don I use roan' ot hem \V1 rtgiitl be itJtjscs IS puhhft rcI.itit)nS s.titl rri ngton Sd id ningharr SaIIJ stlg-i~ and is NtKh ttr dl rot print hem on iingha in said he In torinat ion and Flit~scscr lc~ tc thrii~ .25 .2 SOUth 01 lIPS I'u bli cat on Sers itt is undert Uud ed .' nd tot tonicss ~t tYr .2 Niudeni publitation dm1 understated .ind ihes p to do onis those Most of the .ini ~iudtnts to N;rite their o~n triese. "It touches base an 'torte' thes .Ire certain still he used xettIn~ their osin information, Shroder said We try to get the greatest mileage information we receive SHRODER SAID he thinks ol the Nn.s out of etfori possible We s II rite and all administrative, .1' ID CS,*,111)lC II I 1400(1 Cornpan% from the LIF Inform. re'. rite triess in is man' ways as possible to Saw time and mone' Cunningham said faculty, staff, and uriningh.irn said thr Ifterence in the allan CUNNINGHAM SAID Information Sersee' and Publication prr~enraiior of the Nts, l)igev truni hat a would like to expand more in the future into student information." regular ne~~ paper is hag he Digest presents Service are public television and multi-media fields I he nesis troni ink ne source - the ad- We have pioneered niormatton service by Ill ITi St ratiO relations releases television. Our uniscope series, which is seen ,.Donald Martin on station, around the stale, is educational as and not well written. well as informational about 1SF We have the THE HEALTH CENTER Information 'The community has finest team ot multi-media and television Service issues informajioti about research and station specialists in Margaret the nation Cun- activities in the nx health colleges to a right to know the ningham said. legislators, health professional., high school The WAS editorial office spends about 9~ per Wczrrington students interested in medical careers. cent of its time s/ant of the and money publishing potential donors, and the general public. research findings and instructional booklets Cunningham and according to Pharmacy Dean Kenneth hi~ a"i'tant. information and pamphlets for farmers and homemakers, specialist Linda Gray, are funded administration Finger. .utsde the according to Hervey Sharpe, director of the Information and Publications Working under it SSQ.769 a year budget. tht 12O&V~X) editorial department. year. 13 person staft budget .Hugh Cunningham service produces catalogs and THE PAMPHLETS, which range from brochure,. Cunningham said he spends must ol his ***eee.SSe.@.@@ 0@S growing poinsettias to canning, to how to issues about 4 press releases a month, a I me responding 'I re44tiests br in for ma lion slaughter a pig to furniture coverings are radio series, arid coordinates tour and slide aho Ut the nn versit; 1mm ma" mcdi. We base our own slant. lust as the Alligator distributed at a rate of about four million sho,.s g.i.ernmcni ageni. irs, .aiigrcssmcn. Lii has sLni We present basic documentation enpies a year, Sharpe said. I he Sers tee is especially concerned with the lattilts nienibers Lnipli ts and students is hr adni nistration and ste don't embellish About 1.520 nes~ booklets are issued each condition ot patients when they are the HE AND GRA~ P1ST together the Nr~s sir inierpret [he erimnilinit' has right to year and about 650 are kept in print. [)igtsI a ~3(Xl loLibLe page collection it krwt the slait ot the administration subject ot press attention rhe partially federal, partially state sup- Georgia Herbert. who six articles about I F hii.h appears in I he utiringham said has headed hi \II.g~tor three link' a steck during the si.h~il Jottini a sin ,is', professor Don a Id Mail in, person staft since I %4. is retiring this s.cck 'car tormer Li riled Press Intern at On L Li P11 'X.Because this ENGINEERING PUBLICATIONS 'pry' ids Cr,, said I hes pry ltrred It, pa' or t hr New \lahama stare manager. sad he though mntorniation service iti the ts.clve depannitnt' Iligust rather haji ~it hr nic'.s itt Flit News Digest had a broad tope institution is state oh engineering on a service basis. Alligator sri thin lit: Adiiiiiiisirjtioii N p0111 ot i~1 TOUCHES BASE in all aclntinistratise Pu bhications coordinator Hence Dunnis .ini t''4 titlY hr ku's, ii atoll' tilt ~int.I 'itident irt(lriliatisii But said the IS)IXXI .1 sear bucl~et turiuIuI "V ~tiiit Tikilie' L*'141t1l5 'I'. ulits Ire cr11 old Inn k it is ricer, rithel ,oritpoiisls N, iriLni funded. information 1~r.ints is tpciii predorninanris Ill stilarit. or is liii ,rtltiiunr.tntioo in.' Let peilpit illiki IL] I he 'hr Mitt nienibers ',ki~i ~ is'! its ettitti of hr (,anessille concerning it rightfully l)w k Dale. Publicitiuns liretitir rsimhtt "'liteilt ri.ssi'tt ~. lIst liii nian, thin~. ~titi %iiLt Tl~flsI it tilt' 11155k rtliscs hut Lit nit about SS (MX~ ol the sib,' is spetit LW lit \]ligii.ii n I)unii14 the ti ' Pog * IA The nd.p.nd.nt iiordo Mi'ga'o Thur.doy hiiy 3 97S Pink Panther is general yweak flick 8, SHARON AIIORI) work ,eautituIl~ Alligato. Staff Write, . irsiphci i'huiiruer pla'~ thedebonjur Sir Chsrle~ I In the Muddle F astern younmrs nil ugash. the precious P~rik iihi,~ I hr PIjiiofli ) like a Playgirl cut-cm tRic sib beneath a gLass bmW on ~ic~ or a t 'anther lianionti Arts Review \('OIC 1i.iLIii~flh) ~milcs In' Some dose-ups ot his pieT&~ v.~ k rig pubiw lie c~e' hi~ Sit Charles only ser'c' .is a diversion to ii sthe most tanuou' and most prorette~l Iiimtnd in the ~hCIiITlW.in~ 01 C L.iiiseau ~4orh(l. a museum guide 'a~5 Herbert I 0 a stand out iiih his increasingly 'mutt, guarded hy hod sensor ight hearts, the Pink Panther ni a' suspenetul theti, hut us generalts a "cak update on hr (Ii ci In spec~ or lire, uss C On lining his pistol Iiglver it Iw protected, hut it is not thch-proot Enter Inspector adventures ol hat ni .irshnalIm' C loUsed) roI~rr I)revtxiss ni.inages to blast both h~ nose jini IN ouseau. that rtpt. bumbling. stumbling French detecti~c, I hr aging Sellers is a rccogni.'cUl master character ii issistant right arm And Grahani Stark is the lCd 'THu RETURN OF he Pink Panther~* hi rigs hack Petter erprelalior) and he old LuttetiS ~Lhuck lie lurios .>cii r,.niitiih 011$ ot A ,,'n~,ed I~mI'Ii' I', .~'.,flr \cllcr in his most appealing character Produced and hilarious, hut hr ~itaImt~ ot the origitid~ JOUSCdii ~CFNIOiI I~ IIILM'LIII't*~.-. -* lireLted K Blake F:d~ar~is. the jim sians ('Ut strong wth he liSt not here his hits ot business ire ilten tired slapstwk IAhtrc At he CenieW Little fanfare planned for this year F s Fourth '10 sped Ik L' Cfl ts to con, memorat c. K cii d mu By SHEILA DRAPER not to cash ii, tn, the Bicenien nial hut to t35 1(,iiCLl picnic or the l-iurth ol iimh~ hui lit ~jitt Alligator Staff Writer con~mrnotatc ii, We tiotit 'A Jflt ii' do ran into a lot ol snags ith the ~oijut' health nothingg to hurl the Bicentennial department requiring Leriji n at lit mc' I, cook llomever those anxious to begin torcign isitor passing through Apparently the reason lot the scarcit~ hot dogs celebrating Americas 2%XIth birthday wl] (,aines~iilc this summer on a grand tour ci Bicentennial activity this year springs from "RATHER THAN h.i'e a halt-hearted receive the chance Friday night at the Fourth he United Suites mould receive ew hints that lack of community interest ettort this year. ~e decided to 'tart planning of July festivities at florida Field This rnark~ has i-.,urh of July marks the beginning ci icr a picnic next 'ear and try to get the local the opening of the bicentennial year. lony Kendior, chairman cC the Alachua America's AOOth birthday. government to ~ aim e some of the restruc- The annual celebration begins at 7 45 p ii County Bicentennial Committee, said. One [here will be no parades. nor any partying lions. he said It is sponsored by UP, hF Athicuw thing I have learned from working with the in the streets as they do so fervently in UF Bicentennial Committee is planning 82 Association and WCJB.TV. Bicentennial commission is patriotism is no Switzerland br their national bir- including an Amphitheater called TIlE PROGRAM includes a ceremony ot Geneva. longer considered much of a virtue. No one projects thday in AuMust Gatonhell equipped to accommodate a allegiance.' a dramatic patriotic reading cares much about parades anymore, and they ONE OF THE BIGGEST events associated musical group of 100 performed by Dr. John Grigaby and backed no longer identil~ partying with the nations. with the Bicettetinial this week in Gainesville A spokeswoman for committee chairman by the UF Summer Band. Dr. Stephen Saxon will be a special Bicentennial sale by a local birthday." Fred Cantrell said individual units on campus will sing "The Star Spangled Banner.' KENDZIOR SAID several groups are car dealer. Every red, white or blue car will be - colleges. departments, and organizations The festivities will be climaxed by the specially priced. doing their own projects. sucb as the Retired - are contributing projects. biggest firework display in north Florida at Those who buy the cars will also be given a Teachers Association, which is collecting a The activity in Gainesville does not match approximately 9 p.m. Patricia Rogers of ret pewter tankard and plate set with the history of teaching in the county by recording the excitement of the Boston area, where they WCJB. said. The display will 1st about 4S titricial Bicentennial design inscribed. interviews with those who taught years sac. recreate almost every battle leading up to the minutes and contains approximately 250 [he owner of the company described the The main probleni lies not in stifling up end of the American Revolution more shells than last year. 'ale a' a 'oil of hoopla-flag-country sort of enthusiasm. Kendzior said, but in getting ONE of the main reasons for Alachua Admission to the Fourth of luly celebration ihing people to specifically donate their time arid-or County's comparative lack of Bicentennial thee, parking is available on the ROTC drill HE ADMITIED the idea of the sale is to motley to. project. hubbub, is that florid, lay rather dormant field, and the concession stMds will be sonic money but added. the attitude is Kendzaor said he tried to plan Ar old- during the Revolution period. Thus, then are serving refreshments. I._____ LEONARDO'S CONGRATULATIONS - - - -~ - p. tI~r - - / 1~ r %fr V PIZZA 'no KZ LITTLE SISTER PAN ANN SCHMALZRIED Now open for uncl, 12:00-400 on becoming both MISS [IF ft MISS FLORIDA Mon-Sat. 706 ~. University Ave. GOOD LUCK IN ATLANTIC CITY Call ahead forwhole pies Slices nlwavs 1)00-1 Ot) AM. 1245 W University Ave The Brothers of Ka a Si ma V Th. Ind.0 .nd.n' florido Ath9 00, fl'urindny ~ Vt' ~ Pcg. Demons trcz ters chide Sounders By TERRI SALT Alligator StilT Wrifrr ~'ngIng lijr,1 L))14n Our Head, fob Saunder~. and yelIn~ cheers and hints. enters at the Gaine~viIIe and 14 chapters ot the NJtonaI Oi~anuation tot WL~nier1 (NOW) gave St ale Seti Bob Sa ott! er~ I) -G~ r'c'~i lit' a " elcome JENSEN KLH 0 home parts [he ~.onici' iii et it oo'i NI ond ', out ide rhe 13th Street MODEL 3 MODEL 5 olliceol the 'enjior "ho lnt~ toted tvce ~g.nn~t the Fqti~I A g Anendnw FF1 Donna Burnell. ~Iircctor ot Gjincs~ lie NOW cx planned. List 9900 ea. List 225~~ ea 'Wc anted to make %tifllt I1io~ eto let Bob S~urider~ ktiog 'At re ~tilI here SHORTLY AFTER, a1~proxiniateI~ 10 ~ oncn 'tnt NI it Saunders ot Ike. he light t. ciii out j rd the door ti ,' bc Let!. O said, like aSuridit at!eriIoosT ji Bob ~atiridti Cl N O W * N O W 0 * * the women ~elIed. Whet, do sou t. ani FR A We t~ ant people eatii C 'Ut ol net ~h hon td lice t' '~:1 cli Burnell said "I FELT LIKE I t. as in cncriit territory' right chew it d It. RECtILINEAR Saunder name plate. ~hc added Hoa ever, she 'aid a let. ot 'he sped attn-s sho'A ed ,' ii. aI * * THIRTY-TW O by Ednaclapping Sally. their tounder hands ofalong NOW inti, Gainesville.the cheers titlivered List 12500 per pair List 109'' ec. speech comparing Saunders loss of the senate presidency to NOW% loss of the ERA "PERHAPS HE (Saunders) too sees the winy parallels between the loss of the senate presidency and the loss ol ERA. 0 NOW * NOW Wetoobehced ~ be just.' she said. their support would give their support. A systeni unjust tot one is a system unjust tot all she said. Architecture dean sought Final choice of a new dean lot the UF College of Ar- NINE chitecture will not be made until July 2. 1976. Search Committee Chirnan Bill Eppes said Tuesday. List 19900 eC. The eight-member search committee, named last month to find a replacement for acting Dean Joseph Sabatella. will gi.e its recommendations N O W EPPES SAID that forthe acommitteenew dean hasto UFsolicited president the Robertentire faculty (of the Collep of Architecture) for input.' Student 1 4 5 . MnicipMIon tn the recruiting effort has not been requested yet. Although the search committee is not certain what kind of person they are looking for, they have decided the salary to, the dean will range between ill .600 and S35,~. depending oat his or her qualifications. Eppes said. Gui4eIites for the search will be tnt by James Allison. UE affirmative .dto. coordinator, to the committee by Tuesday. Allison said lie wants to make stile that the 'key associations aft aware of the Opening' and that the search for the dan does not neglect women and minorities. Seacrest Condemiufu,~ at Crescent 82 uuIu at 832,300 i-I I a * audi' Large pool Public walkway to the hooch Ce.*aI air hoot Two ternis courts Public boot romp to the Intercoostol Ohuhwoshergoibogo disposal Gont sundecks v~ith vvcit.rwoy Trod, compactor Shuffle board courts Ref rIg.rotor.ice maker. Wall so wall carpet. Special Offer thu July 15.191542.090 rebate at dosing Utility room Pwetli Red Estate -- 56 Hypelta St. Phw'~ (994) 324-0355 St. Auqusthe. Ph. For musk ma cetact Emmett - - - - F ~oq. 6 lb. nd.p.nd.nt Norido Aiibgotor rhu~dny uly I Book exchange remodeled for moreefficient use B' 1(1St SARII (A) 1)~el N.fl(I [Pit iNtl ;omltt Pt ~oL~ttt ii the till P['rIi% \LiLtit H, N~ 21 22 AIfll hen ~iltI ill qIIJrIer Alligator StilT Writer I he ~Lb.' we ~'II be open Ic~ ~t ofltt 01 fl itt I rnd~g IrA' or he four hillolkeil ~heI'ts and I'~ Loll IL 'hlillIlli I ,o'crnnlLnt hiok t ~Lllhflge ill l~L qruLiiI1~ rhree additional slith' e' ILL in 'ii intl it he htgin'ling and end ol iLIeg.itlitil this Ill to pro' ide t~rcarcr ~chttu.n. btncr ANOTHER PROBLEM I);d hopt' to wI~ e More he t ich qulr~rr D~cl .nd NtLiirIt~ jnti longer hours dL(Lr(ltng toil' !~e" lirttttr ~than~c L~CT)% the last our da~s 'iiiniiler qil.irter s he I he e~ch.nge su1,port~ twit I,~ .issc%%ITtg It) cut sen ice [4. I)~eI. ~h' ink u~er hi. tx.b.ngc spring ilil.Ir.cr. siiii k o t ~pacr 'ii the ,Ilia ~harge or each hook handled. lidili ,rohlt ni ~.ith the t~Lhange t~ .1 'dli it s~I1rit~ I" Ihe three ,e~ shel'cs ~.iII make flitre 'piLe i'til.ihle. D~cl Mc [cod said .i ~tudeni ~eIlrng hook through the exchange itw like. healed iii ro(,rn VY it tin Wisne Hint, I 'ion probabis recic' c a higher price h.ir ii the rcgu Iii h~k 1 1 'ITS THE MAIN problem hut ii' lilt hat Id issi~tdnli serIous In a~lduion, hater this quarter l)~c] intl storeshem cheaper.and a si ~de,,i bin ing bc~,k~ .11 Lhe exchange a ill get rulhhcni. he said But its.' prohieni uc nIt 10 F idine MeLcod ask he space tonlnh'aree ot he Union I he 'ettirit t ru We arose au Se he room is a Iso d ii Hoard of Managers hat the office be used t xclini' tb ter he bimis IS ONE of our better sen cc project' to, the arni meetirbgs at he I nion AIo oril~ s~ LI tht tin ~change student. she said. [he students ho uw I continue IC tOnIC riLl'es used to hold hooks at he cxthatbKe tap he twketl DVEL SAID books '.ilI be collated 'Then he 'xchingt hack -4 it IISLjI i( 1ve11i4ng [ Board of Regents will be asked to S Eaglseering tenure for 153 University of .0. S a .4 0 faculty menibert at Its July 7 JCB JLFxCOHaysJr I'd g. All have been approved ~ a a HodgsonRE Loehma XE ,GKilpa PiotowskiHD k EW Karmse Rat- rSOflhICl Board tad the resident, the list, the University also V * lift, I) 0. Shah, Did. Sheppard, ILL. Sullivan, GD. Ward, ED. Whitney, and ed a bswkdn of Its faculty, MZahn. gatotli of*. The LW budget flrlda State Munen, 1,52 faculty machen; Health E&G Funds To Be Allocated E.A Munyer Center - Ubrary ,lOl8,SfldUflhiWtltUttOf Foodand tural Sclmsi, NO. The Board of Regents at it's reg War monthly meeting at the Hertz Skyceriter [DII EB. Jones report show tat with the awnval in Jacksonville Monday, July?, will allocate the $2hO,636,547 lump sum budget for Health Related flofenhas neW nominees. 48* p.r Cent of the the Education and General functions of the State University System for ISIS-fl. ci. Slaymaker and MC. Wroc. will be tenured. The University of Florida'srecon~aendead share 1sM4,fl,456 including $1.9 million IFAs 3.207 facility members, 902 are inextensionfwvis ~ RD. Bamett, JA. Bartz, M.J. Bassett, n.m usda pason, lam universities with enrollment growths above the 1974-fl be n.j. Braddock, JR. Brolmann, Jil. nt profeuut 178 lnanacton and Conrad, rE. Crocker, WI. Currey, Jid. malnluag 107 are librarians or ed to P.S. Yuip laboratory school. Davidson, CC. Davis, L.L. Deannin, G.J. ended for tenure by college are Edwards, D.W. Gorbet, M.S. Hammer owing: J.T. Johnson, IF Keily, T.A. Kucharek, ArSflW aS ike As Univ B.C. Uttell, 'tity ES. Inehinan, D.B. Mccm- nel, L.L. Murphy, LA. Ott. F.M. Pate. * Donelin, F.F. LAde, Jr., RE. reducedd by the Dv,~,on & AC. Pualand, Jr., and T.R. * HA. Peacock, Pa. Prochaska, JA. * I SUS Reinert, Roland. Sr., Hooks, Arts sad Edemees at the Urtvest~v o* F$orda U lYE. Short, CS. SiDitJl DL. Sutton, BC. *Brown, Jr. S. ~m, 1G. Clark, III, Volt and L.D. White. Jazz3 8 urn &Cawasnlcadesa - oily. A.J. Damico. .J.W. Ditty, HO. Schwassrnann, Li. Severe, WI. 'nons, and WO. flier. A.E. N Los SaMoa, DR. Holland, KS. ades, B.C. Foreman, Jr., J.T. Sullivan, III, R.M. Swanson, T. Walsh, Deadstry Kent, RN. Pierce. IA. Hoosenraid, and ,J.E. Heath, T.E. Regis tact, 531. D.C Wilson, ER. Witikopt, and MC. CC. Bennett, 5.3. ChelleinI, AD. King, BR. Rush. * R.R. Kallman, D.R. Lewis. CF. Yang. and S. Lotzkar. Law * S. Martinez, ItO. Matildin, KM. Business Adminlsfratl,, Ehscailom ME. Caidwell, I.E. Lewis, R.T. Mann, y. B. tad', MT. Parkinson G.G. Bechtel, RD Blair, a. Cohen, DA. PA. Clark, Wil. Drummond, C. For- and WE. Williams. Pollock, V.M. Popov, .17. Preston Denslow, Jr., RA. Elnicki, IN 01dm, gnoneT.GadsdeaJr.,S.M.KAnzer, M.D. Lihnrles AR. Horowitz, i.W Milliman, 3K. SIm- Rowe, AR. Smith, III, and A.O. White. B.L. Clarke, B. Dane, E.G. Kelly, and Hothmnan, JR. Satin, S.A. Saxon, MR. McKann. Medidac dent Fee All UF Rules Must Be ~ ilding Plan Henry, M.J. Jaeger, R.L. Julius, RH Compiled, Filed Sept.8 Munix. sir Shulznan, and D.W Walker o BOR Action Kirby, Ti. Merimee, C. Moscovica, C.E Every college, department, division or any other type unit with its own set of rules Nunhig Board of Regents Monday will must submit a copy of all rules it wishes to enforce after Oct. 1 to the appropriate Li Kelley and B I. Urey der a proposal to study the feasibility vice-president next week Pharmacy wng bonds up to $29 million for the Units responsible to the Vice-President for Health Affairs must submit their rules to Sc. Schilman and RB. Stewart. auction of non-academic buildings on bin, by Monday, July 7 Units responsible to the Vice-Presidents for Academic Affairs, Physical Ed.,Health & Recreation tile state university campuses. Student Affairs and the Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences have until Thursday, s.w Fagerberg finalized, the bond program would be July Id. ched with up to $25 million- in Compilation of all university rules isan keeping with provIsIons of the Administrative ~ F UnIversity College Donivan, Jr., MM. Malvern, I Pd. dated cash reserves for a total of Procedures Act, whIch reqwresthatallstateagenciespublish.holdhearingsonandflle Pleasants F A Shenkman, and H A xunatejy $50 million. UF's share with the Department of State by Sept. 8 all rules under which It operates. Id be 814.1 millIon. The potential A rule has been defined as any statement of general applicability tint mesas Wear. wing capability and the cash re- interprets, or prescribes law or policy or describes the organization, procedure, or Veterinary Medicine es are irvin blldlng and capital practice reqwremenls." A rule may also be defined as 'decisions which ~ EL. Besch movement lees - by students apart affect the private interests of a person or are Important to the public." ir tuition. The two fern total P.43 per Rules do not include internal management memoranda not affecting private Interests Tree flaeh.a t hour. Building fees have been a part or procedures important to the public, legal memoranda or opinion issued bye attorney liar, 5IIIC iNS, and have resulted in on which rules are based, budgets, or contractual provisions reached as a result ~ Potent Up For on worth .1 cuuinctim through collective bargaining. an addition to the ash merve. The text of each nile must be accompanied by a concise statement of Its purpose, agreaunt 'itt bond holders, Stu- authority for its existence and reference to any nuts repealed or amended. tAD Ann.'.n.aI building tees are pledged against Between July band August10, the university's rules will be organized and codified so " nrr~w~II hIdebtaSern until 137 and cannot thattheycan bereadbypersons desiring todo $0. This will bedone underaqervldsof The Board of Regents will cocmder a tad to reduc, fees, nor cii, the University Attorney Tom BIAS. Oney be used for purposes other than By August 15, notices of hearings to be held on each nile must be published ~, ~ patent agreement between a 1W faculty tel outlay. newspaper of general circulation an Ahchua County. Public hearings will be held member, the Pfizer, Inc. manufacturing e of the student fee money for September 2, at a place yet to be decided, firm and the Board at Its meeting in Ca dark bqzflapp was proposed by ______Jacksonville July 7. athletic needs of the student body, Dr. Chester W. Leonard, a professor in lIar EI~ Yet a~roved by the composedofthreeseparatefacllitiesdose fl~ Citrus Experiment Station at Winter facIlItIes cnmlatm and endorsed by to one another The committee listed four Estimated coats are $13 million for Haven, has invented a process using Council of PrSdguts. In ruponse to possible sites, with its first choice on land mw-sating arnie and natatorium and sodlwt e Ibrotats Inthe trol of 704mg 8 request, President Robert now occupied by Van Fleet Hall or $SA million for the theater. tree decline. His InvaSion arose out at baa listed a 31.4 millIon DIMS adjacent to it. Other proposed sites are research supported moldy by the Univer- actIvities cats for UP's proposed Fleming Field, parade grounds across UF Cabbriafl sity with $20,060 iii materIals damated by of the baja. Bunt., ham maid the from stadium, land vacated by removal of ~ Pfizer. tional money Iwpdufly will be raised Flavet lii and across from bus terminal nuuwauy rriuuy, ~ ~ ~ ~I private .~.t. Martin has not parking lot. Classes will be disulsed and campus that royalliles be shared equally by the ed for mmgy u~e1 Iran city or The three facilities would include (1) a offices closed Friday for the Fowlil of BOB with [sard and that Pfizer be itt7 gwa,~nin~, nor ha~ be received 12 to 14,0W-seat arena for basketball, July permItted to obtain and defaid a patent. offers of adi mJpport. Gainesville indoor track, intramural sports, convocs- An Independence Day program of Pfizer has agreed to pay inm for the YOrConmij,, Joe little has writ- lions and other assemblies tot entertain- music, pageantry and fireworks begin ma title and rights. tint he doe. as favor goveraunmntal ment and speeches plus offices, C1555 Florida field as the 1W Summer Band Under the proposed agresnat, Pfizer port for the proposed on-campus roonisand laboratories forth College of playsat7*Npm [twill befollowedhy a wouldpaytoUFe.chyearunWexplratioc lily, but emphasIzed that he was Physical Education, Health and Recrea- *pe~cMs" program at approximately of the patent five per emit ci the first thing only for himself. tion, (2) a 2,0-seat theater for the 8:15. The military "flyby" previously $100,Oofiietsales.4p&cgntofthentit ean While, a tudent4aculty-admml* performing arts and iS) a natatonuni with scheduled has been cancelled by the Navy, $200,060, 3 per cent of the net ~E,0U,2 tion cwnnujttee has Issued a final Olympic-size pool and separate diving as an effort at fuel conservation. Ffre- per cent of the next $l.460.000 and I per 'It calling for - activities center tank for instructional, recreational and works begin at 9:25 pm. cent of sales an excess of pmm. T I, e I ni~ ertt' or Floi-~da is an Equal Employment Opportunity/Affinnative Action Employer - - 'a Pat. '5. Th. Ind.asnjam, M.Me. MII., flhaai M4.i I*fl MIS page paid (or at usual advertising rates UF Program Helps Blacks Dec ide Advanced Do grees Two years ago Hairy Wells of Psiapmno yeas ago to site Florida Beach was a sociology major at Dethuse- College in Miami. He majored In bgll lb. Cookman College In Daytona Beach with no particular - hi mliii, and without any pailicialar goal In mind. graduated at the top of his dam. Today be I. back In Dhytma Deada In m14J turn 311K became the bat working - a rube Mlitat isi counselor for black t. earn a muter's degree fre the the Slate of Florida being received a college ci Jousnallun and ~nnlm- mater's degree fran the Uninrity of tAste at the Univmmity of florida. florida last Dumber. Like Miller, We. Reid and Wells are Eleanor Reid S Jaetuanvffie. In her Meet They - = other sa have all twenties and the masher of three dailben. participated Ii the fou-year-old Pta- quit her job as a secretary In a law office prof mist, and Pm.pndnate Pr, pm sIx years ago and entered Edward Watas for Minorities co~smuared by the Uiivar. College In her hanSon "with jS a sity of Floelda Carnegie Cups.- dream about becoming a lawyer became I tion of New York did not feel I bad the sufficient bacigrotad Th. only program like It In the natiwi, and ability." according to Academic Affairs Dun T.W. I Mrs. Reid has no. begun her senior year Cole, Sr., the propa Is biped to aid in the College of Law at the University of and encourage blacks to ate profemional florida. and graduate educatlasal programs after I Oscar Miller left his hem in Nauau five completIng bachelor's degrees at their S predoanlnantly black for-year liberal arts colleges. I It has winked so well, the Carnegie SCAR foundation annomed recently that It will MILLER (L), DEAN THOMAS COLE continue fading for at last the next two Leek Out New Carnegie Gate years. uv StatIstIcally, the program has also Purchases Should B. United, D~es preY.! succflt Of the approximately flea-' 110 SudS who by lb ka have ceqMed their Or Deferred Until Allocations S bachelor's programs, five Ms. &uv~e U ma have ala. completed graduate deee prqr~ U Collage and deparnan in the LW budge have bee ailed to limit expesm accoe purdiasm snfrui.,u',s&ua. .ACSdfl are already In or have bees accepted 1S to tee "whida - aheolstely aesary isUl allocafi. - made' pd to u.n at tAt * '~'rny oJPba graduate programs and a dam - are defer all operating eqUal outlay pets mill that eqsectedtobeaccephdfwgrabakwuk In a muma'midun to den. uhrwctm and deperbiint heeds, Oulvenity Cuticle before Septeenber. The 11 who empleted Jouph Daub said aflhatiom hopefully will be made tq the miMe S July. Counseling their ace quarts's reidinicy l~wUmi Hagh also said. "It Is utkipaied that departmesal b*ets will be ds~eloped Autig at 177 thIs w~~a will retain to their July - tEa be*Swy rules. to Individual acceSs will be mad. - to Aug. lIla campmu few lit mior yaw hi Beitun- the interim, no departuiesal releases will be made" Groups Open bet. The students - regularly aided at FlorIda MM. tZ if ' Edward la Students Water, and Florida N.uorlal. They spud Student Must.] fleSh Services at the one quarter on the Galneeville camxu, Today Is Last Day Architecture Search infirmary Is Cuing several coimsellng usually during their juslor year, and are groupsthlsmimmer, which are ape to tall subjected to courses and counseling For Fee Payment Greep Mauls Monday Or part-time at ud us who have their leading to careen and graduat, - study The Search Camilttee for Dean S the heulthfee.ToMgn~,call3S1-ll7l or top programs not available at their liberal by 3rd floor of the infirmary. arts college Thirty-eli of the Sudan Today is the last day few ~ College of Arehuteetwe wIll hold its next The groups and their tentative meeting hav, returned to the University of Florida to pay fern or arrange ., dde- meeting at 2:30 p.m. Macy In the times are as follows: for advanced study. Other, have gem to mats without paying a IS late fee. Cofiferen roan IS St Roan 101-Act the Fees may be - through 4 p.m. AJC1IIt&tIUW and Marital Enridunatt Gw~ - For coup- FSU, PANtY, North Florida, Florida Fine Asia Cinplet Ic. who are functioning well, but wish International, Tennemee Harvard, today, at Students Accounts, or may fred hi' archItecture prcteuar Dill to How- be placed in the drop learn new ways of communIcatIon, an- ard and New York UniversIty. box at ~ Ep9es, the committee will establish a set phasanng the end of the HUB. of crIteria for selection of candidates to be positive aspects of their Students showing the greatest promise nominated to Academic Affairs Vice- marriage. Wednesday Cr Thursday ev- are awarded fellowahipe. upto PUG each President Robert Bryan. enmgs. at Florida, If they decide top beyond the Couples Group -. For couples exper- bachelor's degree. Of the UJOG to be iencing difficulties in thefr relatloashlpe given annually for the next two years by Noted Law Educator Moore to (iF who want to 1cm more constructive ways the Carnegie CorporatIon, 324~O will go of expressing feelings. Tuesday or Wed- for fellowships to students who enter As O'Connell Chair nesday, late afternoons or evening. graduate propanis at Florida. The Forerunner torn- Wbile a campaign Gesalt Workshop - A group experience datlon also finishes funds for housing continue to fully fund OCewieli chair a Stephen of law began In Ifl when utilizing Gestalt awareness approaches. students while they are any fran their C. O'Connell chair of law at the the former florida Supreme Tuesday, 2:3.4:30 University of Florida, - of America a Cost justice p.m. own campuses. The UniversIty share retired after a years as presides of the Women in Transition Group-Par wo- admInIstratIve foremost law educators will tech course. coats of the program with University inert In the process of change. i.e., divorce, the foundation and will award sMOCO In in the College of Law from Interest funds of Florida. The goal is PIOUS. impending graduation, returning to auslstantshlpe and other pants to pro- being generated by the partlally-edowed Student Accounts school, marriage, etc. Tuesday., 3:304 gram partIcIpants. chair. p.m. The program James W. Moore, Sterling Professor Changes Its Hours Assertiveness was probably best sum- Emeritus Training for Women - med up by Henry Neal. now of Yale Law School, wit join the Student Accounts at the For working - his faculty MUD will women who wish to overcome masters degree In electrical engineering In January for the winter quarter. shorts its daily hours far cash basso- shyness, learn to speak up for themselves after graduating from BSlumeCeokman. He will teach coins in federal practice dons beginning Macday. (Cat frame- or better exprem their feelings. Monday 'It gave me the opportunity to experience and - bankninptq tions Include disbursement of student evenings. University life for the first time and to rub According to Law College Des Joseph loans and ucbo&rape check c.fl~ A Gestalt Approach ft. Julin, None's hook," lee to Aasertlvemu heads with the but" Federal Practice payments, ddepa.~ blaSts) as Training -For ma and wanes who wish and Procedure" Is the moat valuable tel that data, all minley of lawyers trauacuem may be to develop abilities to express feelings Physical Fitness For and judges In the federal made between B am, and 2:3 p.m., overcome sling. and learn to q.ky carts. The opportunity for our admits to Macday tang) Friday. All other ~. for themselves. Late Monday afturnocas. Women On Campus be exposed Iredly to Pre tenor Moon nea may be calducted and aIq the regular Cognmmlcaliau Groe~ - wit hms - Physical fitness classes for women his lifetime of esperlace and study Is S am, to 4 3 pa. schedule. an reallsatlon awwrn of commwlcatlan styles in faculty and staff will be offered free frau of the objectIve of the many According to Ass up' ~ds order hr partldpanta to became - 7:30 to I Tuesday and Thursday nights, donors who sought to honor former Mete lab, the iSmed Megan skillful and cmifutable In relating to In the Wane'. Own. For In! Ormatlon. President O'connell." necesay bane S "cpeg'auunai a others. Tuesday afteenoan. Chris Kuhnke, Intrmnurals Office, 300601. A fund campaign to establish the initments and badge coflakita." The University of Florida is an Equal Employment Opportunity Afflnnatlve Action Employ - a Si ' I. PRICES GOOD NOON JULY 2 THRU NOON JuLy 9. Un.e.,. MM VANILtA FVS** Sfl*. I*OCC*AT* ICE MILK a, * 7W'--.MALU - r Ma A A,. AtN $199 a -mc .59c Zr fl-fl 99c * . . ~. 49c * . . *,~" 79c * . . . 25~ 12- 59' * '.~ 99c * . . ~t; 69c * . . .2 A 79c .6t:A $1'~ 3,., 2 C,,. $100 I' Na. $100 2 'on $100 .2zt99c 3421 WEST UMWHITY AVE. aNN SUNDAY WOO A.M.7:OO P.M. IN WAY 44l~ *1GM SPRINGS r Pug. 20Th. lnd.p.,jaitMomd. AJIIg.o, Thursday, July 3. '975 Readers Oiges PUULIX WILL UK CLOSED FRIDAY, JULY 4TH Buys * At r - k. e 4 4 'I H YEAR HERITAGE K WIrn Ilaniun Crrgovy. a England S. C.$aln. wn rhiM. ke hennmpIa'vi.d that fried caM trw new, c~h.d ,nouuh in he SWEET POTATO DOLJCHNUTS 2 br.ttn eggs .bk.poonu .Amiernmg 2 ~c'.,, mashed sure: potanf.cr -5 J~4ruin.dftfrw * tv.nvns .e ,nnv&r *easMNIn silt ~ IrsKINM ri.'muos p"'hiw rKs*. sugar .kon.nLn~ and swr.t~IIhIo.s and Em. tL Sad .rn.ahnmnj 'n~rd.rnI. Mi. well sad ckiU ""' ~rnh rnt,'mgh I. roll hIl omit 14 Irk kickon Auvadhn.Admndvfhwho thin anal, bo~* mntd, wd~~ M.hs~dough.wh. Amt.n s~ C Ofiw 'paints to .tusd ., *u.,dy or P0 Dm21302 wa'at'.' ~mh yak. '/20 of Ii -"~ 5;~ Publix reserves the rightVid p laud fltttTh w pt.AihI*d to limit quantities sold PubUx7t'.PIocefo~6sJ SdwA.~ ~m M.d. !ruIud.~ 'Selected Eaby *~sU SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEIN GOVT. N-wa.' r99' INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN . hsflutlem FIuhtor SEEP BALI Cuban Ua.dwlches. tS9e A G'. Is1 ~ L - 51,1.1. Sleek. 'I" SwA'. n.Su.u P.j., 5 tad. Filed QuIcken odd.m NSAJ.&.4 Sirloin Sleek.SI" PoachPle. tnt Reuiud5leak.~.~. * SmA * P.*je hY. 8.C. .sd. Beef Round Steak. AP' Old W.4d N.,., ~d Gem. U~6 twA'. lw. At?. g.d .,.gg3u. a. rat ~ us MM. fb.f S - - t KeyClublteak. . . sin Swifre ft A.?. * Pimumomule Loet. - rat tuck Eeet.~. ~. St h.~nIal Owe. Reel~ 6 I" lay Esad IImeimgw - -s -- A.'- Lumen Sausage. -~ bS ~A C,~.b.SI Ou& r59 Pet fleet ...... 5 I " Sheuldem Roast. Wy U~ ~- US busS lip Roast. . . Sheet Ribs . . 99 kd.d bus, lay A. .- .~ ~a&~ T#aepIll.eei:t.*t. .9* SiRen Elba . 79 VP.,' I.S.d T5. M.&e b. [email protected]) Florida SIsrImuup . . * ~ Sin ,1,* Ind.p.md.m* Aculdo AJlIgoor Thuriidoy July 3 975, P.g. 21 5w Imly Nwe.w.' *flU King Cherries. rOt hdmC*l.g.w lied m1074 ni' Green.q4~ fe - '~Cabbage I Crisp Cucumbers. 2 'It S.hd. - Siu%, h.~ 0,. \ Bell Peppers. 2.29 ~ Florida Lint. ~ 29' Public Z.s~y Sun-O~.n*k.ed Twagnck. pF~&fle~ reserves GeesnOnlons. 4; 39' the right to limit I' tr 59' quantities OrangeJuke.Fwtoawutc4jit sold V. San I IS Lh&Ir.kh.-.I/I I Tayiw Connni.nt Portip. L.rg. h.gut.1 ~* fl nv+ ma fli 24-a FF**IA Sm .t.~ Soni~ary Panhp.,. vhm.flhIH.a III. Fat Oat Lknu AmiShIs4 -. /L. Doytime Diapers. ~' S2 24 B.nycnc&. San. e htculhMn.S.d * Mo&.saMc*Ca&. Me Pound Ca&e Mix t 61' W.d.a&y, j~~v lcd 5.911Euu'ga.4me.2~. 77 mc. Wcd.dsy N., Knp.t.ftn.n Fm4. S ~& July94 973 sum Escults ~ 37' Stretch & Seol.? 48' O.d - (man US Sornto.y 8.-Pok (30-gob. .ini.) Wa WIN S. Ch.d Wd.'n h*p. July 4*. I. Buy III mu. ckleu. "P' 89 Trash Bogs~~~~ 2' ~ tstt &.tg. lb. B.akfa.t Tv.'? ~ppppppoppppOptpppppppppp s Punch ~ 89' Ralston Wheat Chex 't 69' - -I 25* ALL GRINDS FlESH COFFEE Ns~ I? 45 *~t*tN.w Toit MAXUELL lOUSE 5bue~ptumk (qq ilk. C. $2.21 I.," ie. hewn Cheese ~' K - S W'-J. m 6 Slice Z 69 I i Muemiter - lee ha.',. 6 - - Cottaige Sees. :: 53' S PILLIEMNY FLOCK - - Ii 0.Jn-P,.I. (Sw.d, Larga, Sd.a.wtaw L.w.Fo~I PLAIN. UUELEACHEO. Cottage Cheese. SELIJISIEG ZZ5 I-Il. ham or :- . i~ UflbMS.l.Ksh Food. 0 Chicken Cut nt's" a-. 409. at.' in off Lak4om~ ad. SO Pat o Pa ty Hamburgers Fabric Softener. tS7 gUY 3 or S~ndwuches Tasty Fresh ken wilt k 3.wb.e. Ganished wtth butter streusel topped with assorted fruit toppings Pork&Weens. to,' Onion Rolls Owl., ariaS t,.e.d wieb Mednam (p.&.ga .12.ov.) 6 49' Meltaway Upton Soup Mix Z57' vqL Coffee Cake G.e - Deflated fcr the Fouith of July Heinz 57 Sauce t51' b.~ 0~b 100% K~ Ceoc. Cup Cakes each 89' &u.sg.Iuke. . TontalobIehup. Ian. fl bmw - Swvp Ideal for breakfasts or for holiday t59' Mb. () 1~ 25' picnics or cookouts Gets - Vats - Paneaha., &5 O.q. C.uul.ste.u. DeL,~ 'otis lb golden yellow cake iced Mur.nalade. bgghe 6-p.d~ Cinnamon Pw.pe.S4 Out. with red white and blue frosting S.,. wfl AhmIsUugeIu.- Duchess Loaf Raisin Buns Gruu)eIIy. 97~ TI. U Y.gddh OS see.24 each for ts ill an a a.a as. my. 98' 6 594 W ems on Oil. TUSUM.Z69, -. -. bgslnHind4.-Nald 85' Hoer Spray.- where Beebe. Mm ~. ,~ ~ shoPPiflQ Jwguu Lotion. pIeOSWO h*.e.TabPw.S.t ' 97c ~, Al 0S0~ Toott~cst. Eabse OS hat MAIL~-2~3ONWWISTOATI SHaM IWOI3*14,nt CINTII-W Whnnfly A. at lAth. k ______Scope Mouth Web ~ Al THESE MILLHOU9UUIOMUSGONTUGAhuSVIIU UIO9INGUHTU-1014 -4111MM. N. Me. IShEt Swat Publix CItY I Isutat Suw CATION Peg. U. lb. lndn.ndent Mania AJII.w Thundey 'ulyl. 1fl5 MIKE'S Bookswoi. Pip. D-TIME ATA4csp~~~ Tobacco Shop h~Sd Downtown GATOR DECLASSIFIED lWSLl~ MF#C iba~ FOR SALE FOR SALI FOR RENT r For Sqi. Sundy Scuaphone good Roised doubl, water bed fooq, rna~rnh ROOMMATIS WA$ThO, 4# c.nl.al Heot ooflaliofl - play. oreolt rflus .Fl -- beautiful *,k wood fran's *.c.ll.nt * air. 2 blocks from campus. LaMoncho $I~ tone call fur appointin.ni Pt condition 45mvu sell coil Y73-2fl5 (0- 4tn.fl, pool Sgoe .llls 3S7224 SUMMER 2946 o-2t-lS5-*d) 2i-l&4-~) MUST Sat Norton Cu.*om 7~ Corn BICYCLES Fo SALI I hove several ned SIJkErWA*~MENT -tip No I9to teke EMPLOYMENT rnondo. In? rebuilt flue see to bel*.ve .peed3.Sond IO.4 bikes for .01. oven leas V. Sept for yea Call 312- occ.rliic often. Coil 3703346 and o.k CH(AP ccli erLJce 3120456 afternoons WI b.cky (b-dt-lS5-p) for Chalj. o-~I55-pd) One bedroon, apt to sub~.t tIm. pJoc. 35 mm comelo oil most broad new, conserve your dolia,. buy 0 dupi.x liv. apt No 712161W 2nd Aug $120 per NESVILIE BRANCH $I25~c. bee, off, 0 sond bFk. one side ord receive inco,,~* from he ma sterlIng rIght owoy deposit NA11ONAJ. FIRM S0~C0llte~wn5~pfti ~ other Wayne d mason A cc inc realtor negotloble (b-~-l55-~d) pnl 373-eO a-2 t-lSS-p) HAS SEVERAL 377 6fl o3Tt IS2py sublet - at I,. Mac. $60 month pool Moving 1$. R in A ape recorder Pan 'tying to nil &taek horn, ploye. wolnul carpet oc. come by lOt onetime vnove In SUMMER POSITIONS TV s.nol. bed in - sled or non groined pond easy to hook up with you, today (b-2i-l55-p) ypwv"f rico. I.oe.i, MJ.er and stereo and r.t.,ve fin. stereo sound bill Roommate needed own roam in 3 bd OPEN. MUST BE ottocl, Tool., rocking choir tiK All alter 4 3~'B77 (0 3t-lS3 -p~ room house na duckond $4 - mc n'ustgo 373-flSl 50)*NW ~S4 cli COMPETiTiVE, ALERT USO wet null greot cond cit. mens 51%- wiih option to lease entIre laue next AND ARliCULATE. FOR l56-s} cc, ho,, wig cell ken 3775W (o-2'-154 fail call Itla MaCeisa,, i92~ (b-St. tIE Toggenburg milk goal mu, and F) 155-p) like. children Good replnc.n'.nt fo, APPOINTMENT C No "ore ioun&omot. RCA whIrlpool ftoom ovollabi. for summer in country own mower' $50 3Z7-e325 (cIt 55- wash. cycle runs good $35 olgo A IS house with enrol air Pony. cows. F) .7 75 tIres or, rant whe.ls~ood tread monkey. etc WRY MELLOW, very MI Seqeo Acyr. SANStJi 5~flA 38 v#rn.- $3 to or SIC - 3fl-4~I (a.2t-154-p) recsono~* 376-V6 (b4-155-) 376-882 1 rhonn.4, $225 Sonsu, weak., 2ow. $50 3 r4.e. sofa St baby coirlog. $50 Qoom in House nsa campus $55 mc. pci, Gaod turntable, St 95 WITH Heater $IC cl,.~soscio*lng SOc each $20 d.o.it. A titll 322-NW ~ik Shu'c VIS e.g $. $enl, B~ OfI used cornea V rIoi s.c. $2 hair ¥ $5 Tenon (b-2tI55-~ anFy In,. Golf a 53$ clubs full set, toy organ $5 lamp $5 coil 378-flt6 51W Negodobli Call Oon 3fl-~ (a- onylltn* o-2- S4~,) "-'55-.) 972 Honda ~L 250 miles 2 Cams *78 choe.onmobhnh.ncondt2xO2br helmet, e"ceii*nt running condition Pron'.? local Pto~ograp@ y tnt kidme, nice park clog. to campus* ma' bee. offer 313S409 onytim. (a- iaun&y a be sold In aug ccii oft., S or 21-154-p) wker.& )7345~ (a~l55-vd) Germon Shaped-irish Setter puppies bnogook 8 rock ape ploys Delta Reol cutei SIC Cailafl-O6eNow Boih nod.l ~mc.ll.nt condItion on. Owner Parents on lmond 6 we~* old (a-a-lW Se call Mike 392-7525 o-I'-iSS-p) II N. MIH F) C4 t.gIqw.i~i fIshing boot. trollin* motor. Gibson f25 ocouslc steel M.ing guItar w~ MOW LEASE oa's. canopy. cor rocks. only .N.d twice case Good ocdon. sMiler head., $175 $S~ -fir Ca often A CoIl 3S1656 often six (o-)-154-p) pm - iwilk ow 2, 55.p) FUR FALL YA4A 04 360 erduro $875 cdl *,36MMlbr alrc etc Bran oIl., 6 pci 373-7786 o-&-154-s,) condItion $l~or bee, oiler cc rent *5 etolor TV In every opt Mon Coil 373-Sal I onrln,. lo-S4-ISS-p) WeddIng Bonds & Engag.mern tInge. ~me* potiuing Traditional on Covsternporory designs of .011 966 chev.oNet impolo 55, New 'ebuti, crndlviduol bedrooms your choirs Handmade for indlvlduols eflir.8 tire., BARGAIN 5~ P244* who wont he bee, 0 Iginol work by the laundry loclilfIe a, 3SSfl3 lo-~-l54-) South, Leading ArtIsts Met., Gold *Furnttwd Sn'itH and topidisu Unconditional .Com Grill. Ouwont.e OZZIE By appointment only 3'3-U94 (a.ib I53-~~ op0 0 I china, outunin by lena. 16X voiu. will eke $ fronciscon crystol. $2~ value. nake offer only 2 hJoch. - cwwpsa. king wolerbed + Iron,. Se 373-IC (a-At-1 33 -pl 9)4 SW 80, FOR RENT 877.548 roomniote wontedi own room in 2hdr opt country village pr+c. n.got.obl.l coil 376-9~&5 or 374-6467 (b-~.l52-p) femoje ,oomo~ wanted to share 2 bd THURSDAY opt St plus I-S utilities Whndn'sws 375-0613 (b-at-154-p) A female ro.na, wanted. $75 no for room with ~ivate both,, in new 3 be&n, house in NW -3 ~llhlie. Sn- I 1sc caorscch oIls 5pm (b.2t-154-p) bomnde Neededi Have 0*74 Scorn WAFTS ALL NIGHT $1.00 cover n Spacious -b& 4. Oak Facet Waekier Dryer Included Call 376-9768 A Friendly Ca suai Atmosphere (bAt-152-) abJackaf,. camps subJee 7-I-IS-S featuring two lounges t75 and a.nunhly to - In fuJi I hr I - peft * kId. ok P~lce negasioble Sn I 214 (b.b-IS4.s) one featuring live entertainment Summer only 2bed duplex w- Wpet air toad SbJecks free, tiof F mm. the other featuring games area Leillilee 1W damage de Call Jackie SflMIO b-2-ISd-y~ a WM*s~ou. 2b*m fwritehed cc a moble be. will -y - m8 eleak d.pmflh 'ccl only SIlO inc. cM' 572- 3fl4 - rs.sl' - hr Owe. Ciert. caccernlng Garden. - Ln Ne. 14-4) dent ~,ie deal upi Voull inve 430 SW lath st. 377-0718 muchitb-2H54~I a 'TONIGHr 8:30312:00 565 SW ARCHER RD. 371-OHS GLE*A& AbtJi~Kj~ Op.n lOom - 8 pm daily *uIANtt tiLttTh At Sunday 2-4 'lest fli~(YI1 N' fl- - - We heEdS special aSia. - ir 4 A Friend Produce Market Just for YOU 4th of July SPECIAL 5.- Wat.nnelon 7* up flCiALSi S help hours Lag. Georgia ContoIo~s 6* lomb MOps. 5 lbs. U.S. Grad. A No. I palate 50c Mud. Much Mm. 0 W!~5FY!1 FOOD STAMPS ThQ6s~sm Nta ~t' cse , hr at., in,. Ind.p.nd.n* ~tLLY 4PM Sorido ~ ~ j~j~ .j 9,6 Poga 23 CAN ~ORS EAT LEWIS OPffi Alligator J.w.tryccnipony I:46 p m. 10PM LASS fliNGs OIAMa4 OS SUNDAY AMDHCUDAY Classifies WATCH RE~AiRS CHICKEN. '3rd SOIJtEVAEO 2~O0 4:OD FRENCH FRIES, 200W Un'v.,~nhj A~. 4~OO SQO iO:05'~ s COLE SLAW ROLLS 3Y2-4 06 FOR RENT - ~4HEE REFILLS ON ALL DRINKS C~nEjl.o~ad rig ever ~ 01~ lhudnd SI ~) (K) ,,,,, $79 ~ 377 ~i25 'b 59 rind FOR '2." ci, $I~5 V ,,t, '2 OtA~O OAr> 5 377.343 DELIVERY SERVICE ~ s fl29 - II 1~&'Q I 2,19*, p STREET'S CALL 377-0901 A Schwnn Cyclery 1805S.W.l3th $ *LW Soles & Service on All makes of bikes A 6 * C C5 -- dc. 51% +,~,, los. ~Ol3 '"er 5~eeut NP)S. I Day Service , 2 bdn~ ~,p ,vw,', lye e,, iThe ~ ~27 SW 2 377-BIKE K, oH 71 2087 ft ' oppo loIre,,, ~o pes P~wlv K," shed b S. ISA pi 4 ~ l(!l.lli],e $S*L LW) !? !)nlh S~mriit Hy Sc *Wl~ loom 'C,,, POOl ~orrnynd~,,Q C. - THERETO SEE V. IN I 'nn'.d.ne O( CI]P0 6. Mlfgeor Thurudey )w1 7 3 '75 'A FOR RENT AUTOS * 0~) Jofilar Ass.clat.i lO66~ bug nIrnocLIol. '4 nd.s N 3? N Mean S~ '~g leas. only Jost month otto pool by angina' own., recently 'thu di Vt PESHITER Uren etc - good lo~oi.an *ngn. 4 in ~ lh n*~& ed s. cu~e't 372-6511 oil 372.6525 good 9,,*s. nailer, in.ckoaollv PEOBLFNS? !c b6oon, kotm on I Univ A. U~ of,., 6 3n-90 o-S-lS&r} ~n uS Of your prIntIng Mdt Pets ~ 25 p.R nontk Call ~77 03h 63 OtO6 S otionoic rofliMiIon Rn4Jmeg Brochures N.wsl.ttrs Wove got oil the oniwers it or~d ~fl4I53 b 2' Sap) ______pow. teeing pow. b.okt needs work Sir roll Su. 376-tM n.ghis Need lib.ol *.rnal. go iho,. two 4, Sel.s.S.wvIc@ bedroorT, house men nI~. iron, iF $75 ~6A42 days p-~ 155w) a~on*iy (*4o~ utililiel rove 'i' July I SuppllnL** coil (loan. 3fl 0471 lb 31 53 p1 PERSONAL Thai on. ,nd.d s a man who lodoy !wo b.d'oon, house on F Univ Ave Pets OK $123 pe' north Call an d.d'cot.h himself In Ii,. .ayic. of ike ASSIJC HATED at 376 l~i anlire humor oc* Soho Wnrng. ~BUSINESS S~ STEMS (I tl5&c) rooms or cr1 close a torrpu. 'ice yord 373.335, would you 'other be drii.~rg oh. beoch WPCi prefer mature lItjd*riht oil 313 72* N. Main 2C7 *ning now for un~rrpr or tohi ohio or lying in he *~n' Gymnos nu~hi club 1 %ludio for rent t 5, 32 p~ "achy 12cr, . awoy and you wont get balking suit inok.' Ccli 377 5262 for nato 'nor . orrforobl. house 0-c 0 info about tee tint viii? II * ousull only no deposits we Own a *ki U 55 p~ booth lee 3fl 597 l~4 5w 6* ore I s' 152 -p) ROOM ~0 RENT IN NE SC~lON AIR FENCED fARt. *ASI*R OAflR PUS WELCOME, 373 5246 lb at 53-fr Ow,' room .n g'.o' 2 budin Op. *d.ot locohion one bioch to lt., For sun, r ------re. option ohl Ste rrncih Unilop~y CALCULUS eneygoing pe.so~aiy V7 Was b at WANTED MADE Can votive roonImat. wanted, 3 of EASY IS rent 4 utilitie. of 3 bdrn, haute by Slivetus P. Thomp.oo, PR.S. lcqaw. Ion, huffmcc 1502 NW - Si aft. S Z p m W.e&doys anyt.nh. A wppbmn$auy bt wn&ende c-5.-t55-~~ dedguwdi. daily., you *oc.nbl Ww~ed 2 blocks from ca.s 3 b.&oon, dulex Sfl p. from Ii. pr.llmInau-y mor~ and that. uthitles Call 3fl-W~ *SITOII of Dlfbeshl (c-)- lSS.p) On. a, two l.nol. roo.ncl. neededI a calculu, end be lnbgml ho'. two worn - orion fa, loll ne Calculus. med ci' Sgnvnal Mouse apIs coil nowf mart,. men II (c-51-I5d-*) Mole Grad SIu to hove 2 b& - Seod $395 plus .t padeg. S tax Piccadilly $105 + nil Poolsid. ta: PS.S.I A.da. P.o. an tea h.oouhful Sfl-34 of 372- W Stat. oa.a Madda Owv, root. in we bdm no.1w 62.E ~iIue ~4 uthilliSs cIa. to ca*,pue call m-ze. jclt-154-p) NA M E ______I On.male ,oo.,,o. wedod Hon own ADDRESS I con, in o four bedro., ~ "' he MONEY ESPUNOID IF NOT SAliSMS tilIe apt ho. niony cure includIng dolla~ n ------a ------I $ htet.o P% 3?h446 C. 54 1S4-p) rcomvnol. neededl awn nn iv' 2 6am Fmmmmmmmummmumm or USa utllrlies to. July A Aug On. E Independent Plonda Alligator block from cwnp.n Call Chwle.w ot 3734436 C) rca.Tina. far 2 brl~, hath an the pirwi pools t.nnie coin, etc $lOSmnonrh nod'~ * CLASSIFIED MAIL-IN I uthlriles call dennis at 373-fl" CM-ISA- p1 OAUMKAWUU: Male Raorminoe needed k, fuqv~ b&n, op dose to campus ac pool $77 p. ma 0 eCte July 4 AUg "6- for .l. for ,fl$ I FEMALE ROOA'MCt one for m 75 no wood 1 plus 3 up, two for 47~ Mo t4us 'a h.~p WOOd ui'litvos roll donna 37&06220 t 5 rpm a or 392 2995 days (c S. SI -p1 04Mb A SILVIR fop ,.c. pad for class ieee S fand rifl9. old ewelcy. 1 conlIdenliol Colt wylc.t 01711 373-IA C It- SI-p Rooinmo,. needed for lun' 2 bdrm - nose to COm0ut a C pool $77 p. cnn io lease July Aug 376-240 (C4* 152 IAYSTflUU: Idoy HELP WANTED 2d.y. Apt ART EQ female own 21 wtl, auto I. porn me ART LETITRINC ob 25 hours 3 doy. - 10 ~t.t - week in oflernoon, Must hove hod 4 day. dlnouot esperience o, A,, leterang course S day. or ma. I A 4Myot fl6BS Moan it l2Spn' e 4$ ISA-p 20 ~cfl* dixotlat t I cOOMItOOS FOR THE *APtJIIC DAY C July 7 Aug I Orowik. $l~ fun This torn, may be used - coji Or Anderton 964 Sfl2 Siark. .2, piece cb.Sf led ad. .14w. k. 54.p, peft or by nail 1)w EA~ $3 ~ lOt I hours me AIsle and mlcIrnw., dwru. Is II 25 he i.r.a1 . pwt.c'ponts wonci or study of len II". Par each eddItwned ntwp.nonol perc.pLbol occinocy Coil hn edd35c.nl. AAs444y 4w 392 I0~ beiween and 0 p ,, june 2 ~ ~ total by tie nuwber .4 days 4. K r-Jsjly 3, for o~pointment te- jjJ ad w run and sb*d A. Soles girl flue, hove 'eel .iot. icon. dlnogn$ lb. dlnga* is Salary + commission United Real Iinios. *plc.~le Only1 . cOne*cVtlye Macc frok. 377-6973 (eAt l5d-p~ kons AbTOS 9CC Dodge Chotr flS. cc. pow., as mc ian sierang. a u tomoac. radio, Odeck, ocd tires. eNceIhent cooditton SIC &cptwsce of peym., witi 3SWA after 7 p., (o-*-*54-pJ p dv.*Jri 'cay doe, not wnSIa bInding .y.e.nenl S - 4. Indqiedee P.M. 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Sat., did be uic p.t.a t -. .e.Ing *.ou lfl forgotten The Low of Thy G.41w$A.lsfoqsIAyd.Iid.w.r' Hsnad:& - at, An Vt-en Weiss die. viceti lti* newS. minp of IUdPneOt! OeCoy.d on ousunt of lock of m-*-IS2-c) they hw4.*e odp.nc. Sejeclian aid Ipsomoc. of Th. tow of Ouroodr lb. mn SCUSA CLASSES STATING Si, ly fl All dsdlbenopvlecnOod aidGod will foqetseircluildmn. m.elng hey eve Iovgo#eo 'in. tow -u ha .u wr.nl ~.ovidad 4 open cmpIo~ el of Thy 00 4r- habits gIve. a it. w. l.odulng of Gods WoM that every since. wale, dIves Fun. sole classes Sos. Service. Repa Irs* AJr Torn bell.vrlsopfles saw. hicood. Hav.w.cotforgomo 'The low of ~r Godi" We breach The MI.,,, Co-k aS of Wild l(ingdorn Mo ni 1St cad destroy lb. goods .4 G.dr w. mock and .com Ill, tows regarding ft. ho.,., AquatIc 4 Ira I C.nl.v, Inc 44 Vt mwn4q.c~d sex .I.lha Our land Is Io.is~ wilti murders, and y.t quit. a number of our state. Univ 3fl-q2fl (ni-fr-ISA-c) hevdeclded that lb. Mm4~ly did no. hiow what tie we. talking about whe., He maid V~ioe. killed, .iy pa, A. murder dioll b. put to death -- Moreover ye shall take no Sdaclh., forte Need entwdewer, which is guilty of dec41 but be SicIl be .ureiy putt dealt, -Soy. d,.lI .iospcIIat. land wheitin y.o'. for blood it def 11.41 it. land. ond it. lend 'etwib. deawed of tie blood As Is mised Aen~n, bet by lie blood of him that shed it 0.111. tie had wAilS, ye Swil inhabit whe.oin I dwell: for I lb. Lod dwell among the fl&SO of Inel Nu*,he,. 35'Sj& Ojilnid IscAn filled witi soling, lying and covetoomes If iii. wuitmrsopmII I. coned V A. let~tn.ts end ate. no~p its people to covet hot which In Gods ~ A., to it. heed to oneofde very first ~ HIC~.WI by A. .w.ot of hi. on bmw.' We - vying to ~n over In.,derto make peace wit n,.o who deny and blaspheme The God wed iinlourve, We flu edaid. wnn God hummehf I SKMIWE HAW PEACE WITh MAN av MAOG WM Gd G~ MAMGIIW? Was it not Ill? Sha&e.pecm who said "What fool, the. moMs h.r ~ PP~ O doSMyeO t iadi of ImowIedg.I What is your vocation. doctor, lawyer, ree1 e., a? Say y -* lawyer: If you hod sent hat earn. amount of tinie ofl yOOr law C4~it C*e. dnid.,~. ecm yav have on miudying the tow of God and Ills udpoiea W$1Sn4 0 4 * leww. wedS you be? if. doctor. v*as sofl of a docto. would yo.a be If you hod - .3- doW *'fl A. IWCedIy mublects Sian you have spent leaning of The Cveoto t~ - we - feafully oni wondedully mod. - and taking heed lathe inluridWofi '~ kittfon .4Th. O.s Atyddat to Learn of Me?' Whatever one" vocation may be their ~ cc failure ioibbn dmdm on t.lr knowledge of A. sublect and their abiDEy to make WPlkOkfiMfin. SutfelIar.ucc.ed. It I~only ,eu,.poral *uttheloowIedQeOl God, or lock of t i a-'. IC5 *iO.JVSIEVIS LIfe. ocete.noi 4.oti God says Cursed be lie mon that ~ufl In "He daiwati In hisw' head iso fool I they testy of Me, sold Jesus Chris The Scriptures cannot be ~ Seerd, and you will thiS t AJniItIy pleading with you. ~ LOd Sd fl ~-0 As tie. we. such on bean in them, that they would fear 5d keeP CII ~7 0051saidniatte always, fiat it right be well with them, and wIt 11.1, diSiren foree.r own. &sn ~AslW People hod healsened warn. and poel hod walked in my ways1 I should hove a- tbdued ~ nBISe. aid turned My Hand ogalnst the4' advenbflet The hole's o1 The ~ ~' *sJbniIti*d Si*,ieMv wit Him but their tln~e sAould aye endured forever Sietmy People Mdlie.Aevied wito rit, and Israel had walked in my way" I should son their ffiSyii6. and turned My Hand against their odvenaflet The hater, of The SIOWId hOve wbiltbd Aemeelve. unto Hifli: but their time should hove endured forever ~ fed Sum with ti. fineS of tie wheat and wit honey out of A. rock should I he. ~ tb~ psds gld$I& Thus m, 1.ie lad ty Redeems -0 St tou twdss hearkened lo my cooimondrtl lied Slypeoceheeneeodv.v. endty fltfl ,.~thewa~etOf IheNO thy seed he. . .c iss. an-st Law of ~r God! P.O. flSS. ~A1UR, GA- 3~3l MCWVflMiY rrll(I [rldepCrIdeflt Florida Alligator ~n. 2~- Thundoy. July 3 "75 V - . All gives Bugner business as usual By MICHAEL SKINNER Alilpior SporbWrltn lo no ones great surprise, Muhammad Alt waited Joe Biigner around convincingly enough to win a decision in their hca~yweight title bout Monday night in Kuala Lam pt2 r. Although a tew solid punches were scattered throughout the 15 rounds, the bout wa~ predoniitiatcly an exercise in non-violence. Ali trotted uiA his crowd pleasing rope-a-dope maneuver. where he tucks his elbowsin his chest, hides his face behinds hi' gloves, and pretends he's a piece of furniture. BURNER GOT tired of hitting at Au's ''rope-a- (lope.lid came up with his own version. the 'cramp-a- champ" Although be was Ic's successful at it than Au. it slo~&cd the fight down con- ~iderably Fight tans were treated to the spectacle of tt gro~.n flier bouncing blindly about the ring like dodge- car' Or at least that what it looked to me - the closed- circuit TV transmission at the Great Southern Music Hall photo by ohr~ moron as ol extraordinarily poor FANS REJOICE AS ALl BEATS BURNER quality But I dont think it in unanimous decision at the GreotSouthern Music HollMondoy night ~as heir tault In the first place. try imagine the terrific odds right after Au had turned against broadcasting ,,ads Bugiier around, the bell rang. and picture' all the tay from announced. of Fame; and the decision Ladner in God's Hal the other side of the '~orld to Bugner climbed down the complete satisfaction of through the ringrope' and an auditorium lull of drunken gave a terrific little speech lull ight fans, all of whom have of -articulate boxing pointers loins Clemente, Prefontaine paid anywhere from eight to and Fnglish seltteftacement. wel.e bucks for a ticket. It all so how do you figure? Itt love affair between New York Net forward Wendell comes down to technicians. Muhammad Ali is thirty- Ladner and New York basketball fans Caine to a tragic halt ROBERT KAPLAN and sometimes I manel about three years old, a Muslim. last Tuesday when Flight t6 crashed en route to Kennedy the stuff that did come and the absolute best -at his International Airport through. profession which is. in its Ladner. a man New York portswriters described as 'fu11 ol OPINION BESIDES, THE Great lowest sense, beating up vigor and vitality" who approached the game of basketball Southern had done these people for money All these tith a reckless abandon'' is gone. but Net fans will I)LbusLhtrt Idnded L4dner in the ~Ioghousc. light' tvicc before, with a acts are important in ex- remember the antics of a man 'Aho captured their hears by THE SEASON ended on a dismal note as the Nets ~erc perfect picture every time. No. plain ing the results and giving his all eliminated in the opening round of the ABA playoffs by the indicattons were that the fault m( A i~. tnrtnrv Marvin Barnes-led St. Louis Spirits 14-I). Ladner was one LADNER JOINED the Nets in the middle of the 1973-74 lay, as it so often does. with over Joe Bugnei Monday American Basketball Association (ABA) season. The Nets who vowed to return to top form for the 1975-76 campaign the telephone company. The night to Malaysia. and return the ABA Championship to New York. microwave signal that had First- Alis ai ~e. rtny- nrc floundering in the dregs of the Eastern Division stan- Ladner will not be able to fulfill his promise and his tragic ~ ~ dings sihen Net General Manager. Ray Roe dealt ]ohn RoThe. death is but a 'ad reminder of other tragedies that have traveled all the way from the three nlay or may a 6 3" AIIAmerican (ron, South Carolina to the Kentucky other side of the 'Aorld the hill for a eavyweight Colonels br the 6'S Under and guard Mike Gale. occurred in the world of sports. couldn't seem to be able to boxing champion. but it is As soon as Ladner and Gale joined, the Nets began to Steve Prefontaine was victim of an auto crash in Eugene. make the jump in one piece ceitamly getting up there. streak, as did 'Wondrous Wendell". He bared his torso to Oregon. following a victorious meet Ken Hubbi. perished a little over ten yeats ago when his airplane plunged to the from the Southern Bell an- Debate will con mile Over pose Icr souvenir centerfold posters to be sold at Nassau tenna neKt door. whether or not rh superbly- Coliseum. home of the New York Nets. ground en route to his home in Provo. Utah. Hubbs might Because of this, the the beat still be the Chicago Cubs second-basemen today if the crash conditioned Ali 2 lighters. then you could Bugner this teck could whip The item becanise a bestseller as the Nets caught fire. did not lake the 3-year older's life. IT WAS JUST two and one half yeats ago, on New Years distinguish them at all. the twentytto year old During regular sason play they compiled a record inningg postseason competition by Eve, when a plane carrying supplies to earthquake victim' looked like they 'ccc boxing Cassis Clay - remember percentageof.728 and followed in crashed. Before taking otT the pilot was warned that the flight undertater- him? - ssho ambushed s inning 12 of 14 ganles en route to the 1973-74 ABA title. too risky considering the overweight cargo- Roberto I doubt if there tas that Sonny Liston Al tants to LADNER'S PLAY .as instrumental in igniting the team might be and attempted to tas that much to see. Sand shot bevotid doo bi that he and "as highlighted by a spirit ol "high school enthusiasm" Clemente and his crew ignored the warning ~.iched between the 'rope-a- tos. is. and al'Aay! *111 be the "hich became indicative of the Ne~ York Net brand of fulfill their mission and they too lost their lives. Sad renjinders indeed, but the memories of such fine dope'. the Malaysian standard against thorn all basketball Waltz" and the 'Russian other heavyweight champions During the regular season Ladner receiseC 4$ stitches after performers till echo into the future. Clemente's 1971 World his rifle-like arm rocketing a ball to home rank nrc brief' moments of will be judged mild flirtation "ith the lean's tater cooler. During the Series. Picture boxing. But alas, no blood Important la~ number plasolts. he engaged in fisticuffs ~,ith Virginia Squires Cincy plate. cutting the runner down by a wide margin. Hubbi, diving into the hole between shortstop and second JN FACT, they 'Acre neser two Mi is a Miislim. - Most Po~.ell and firall~ during the Eastern Division finals he had a base, coming up 'Aith a spectacular back.hanj stab of I even close to a knock-out. Malay sians Me N tuslinis. ,Xli bout ith the scorers table and knocked outradio cnn- 'icious line drive off the bat of ironically. Roberio Clewente Only in the Sal round, then attracted hug~ cto'A ds mission lot over 40 Kentuck' Colonel radio affiliated Wendell Ladner hitting from "downtown" a 3-point goal Alt "ent after Bugner '~ith st at ions. s~itli only ISAC seconds left to send a game into overtime. sonic solid combinations- did During the 39'74."5 ABA season he Nets and Ladner 'ACre Remembering them a' they lived is a tribute to their (ice 27) not to ~uccesstul. Injuries and a fight ith a Ian under the mc look like Joe's brain might greatness and an echo of their ninionality. not longer be the boss Bimi awhlul tie ci Cornier Net General Manager Dase -a Th. nd.p.nd.p, floddo Afl)go.or Thursday July 3 1975 peg. 2' V A/i- _ lien ii. 'he > ii (I mini ;'agc 2W C terili Us,. ILL! I, ere~ er he ent . large ci, %Vhji \ scsi or Mi' Kci.,r I C ls Ala ~t I ant ards Schools ~.crc ci osed se' sho,. s crc ath Inc l-raner this till Ut banned the ~'eek ol the light might ''it Red Chind at lie Au skipped training to pray 'Ti personal in' itatior 'I local n~osques e'er' Friday. (hart,,an Mao Whesi 1w is not big enough NOT ALL Malaysuans ~ ins the title tight "ii, '.elcorned Ala. ho'.e.er. Qie, Eraicr. Ali night line up the for everyone a third ol the population are chunips one more time btloit immigrant Chinese. and there he goes oUt an svlc. Non oai Reserve now to be certain of Fall occupancy. as a delicate racial and Quart,, Fore:iian. ni .fl he religious rift between the inc ecn Surer .igaun Or he sections at the country. lust call at quits ihen he hcat~ 'the *Ciowst to Compus *Fully Fumatwd Special security measures Frazier. *Moster TV Antenno *Dishwc.brn were taken to protect Ala. And its certain hr ,.ll bean ePool, Souno *Loundry Fucilat,. Bugnet-. and King Tuanku. Frazier. Fact number three- place titular head of Malaysia. King heistlie absolute best at Qhui 22211W SA. HOURS: Tuanku is the Yang Di- hr does. Look at the filws oh MON. El. IC kM. to 5P.M. Pertuan Ageng. or '.bat he did to Joe Bugner - Paramount ruler, his shining championship stock in 3723557 present~, ruler of the sun. another time, another place &S.n,* of fi. f,4.ndlls cncI. Ifi GeIne.III. moon and 'tars. Until - and tell me he is awl A I A''NTRAMIJRALS It anyone finds the eat her getting tOO hos. they iiiiJii gourncy down Ii S 441 cagh iii tie. to he U 11% Crsit L.a be W.uburg Recreational Center Irovt II I IIC~IJy tliioiii~lt Friday and 10:11) ant Saturday and Sunday all 8(M) riLli day While you are there, you can enjoy the ~ccitery. VA liii in the lake. barbeque on the grills, fish oil the bank.orchcck nil 0 the ~port~ equipment -C Reminder to individuals and teanis Schedules toi z Softball car be packed upon Monday. July 8th alter .1 Schedules icr Racquetball can he picked up titer 4 ii' I wday with play beginning on Monday afternoon and cvcnang -4 There is stall time for individuals to sign up to )lay hand en ball. The deadline for Singles and Doubles as next rue'.d.ay. C ]ulyh with the leagues startling, July 15th. Instructors are needed fbr all phase. cia summer can,1, hit 0 diabetics. 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It couldn't be any other pair, no matter the number of jerks and crybabies, the Bran. have had. THE FIRST names. respectively, an Milo and Ernie, that tantalizing team that condemns, taunt., onnates and nickname its way into your ear each Brawn game. flat sandimonlon a I