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VOL. LXXI NO. 24 STORRS.CONN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1973 5 CENTS OFF CAMPUS Agnew announces Israel launches raids behind Arab lines Premier Meir Agnew pleads warns Jordan no contest to avoid war to tax evasion (UPI) - Prime Minister Golda Men- By DEB NO YD said Wednesday night Israeli forces have Spiro T. Agnew, S9th Vice President pushed the Syrians off the Golan of the , announced his Heights and are driving back Egyptian resignation 2 p.m. yesterday. President troops holding the East Bank of the Richard M. was informed of Suez Canal. Jordan's King Hussein called Agnew's decision 6 p.m. Tuesday and up reserve troops but Mrs. Meir advised met with members of the House and him to stay out of the war. Senate Wednesday night. A communique issued in Damascus Agnew spent most of the day in the said, however, that heavy fighting Executive Office Building adjacent to the and called in his staff continued along the frontier. "Our forces on the frontlines foiled in the early afternoon to inform them of all enemy attempts and inflicted on it his decision. Previous to his announcement of heavy losses in personnel and equipment resignation, Agnew pleaded no contest and prevent it from any success," the to a charge of evading income taxes in statement said. 1967 in U.S. District Court in Mrs. Meir spoke in a televised in a court proceeding that took 36 address to the nation after a day that minutes. saw the Israelis carry the ground war into and fly massive bombing raids against both Syria and Egypt, during which 17 SyrianMIGs were claimed shot down. Related stories *i am happy to tell you that the Golan Heights are in e-ur hands and the settlers have returned," Mrs. Meir said. Agnew's early years page 5 "The Syrian enemy is beyond the Vice-presidential scandals . . . .page 7 cease-fire line and we are driving them Local student reaction page 11 back." Agnew's day in court page 1 1 "In the south, too, there is a basic His letter of resignation page 11 change," she said. "Our forces are Nixon's letter to Agnew . . . .page 1 I standing very close to the Suez canal. Here, too, we are driving the enemy back. Mrs. Meir warned of "difficult days" President U.S. District Judge Walter ahead but predicted eventual victory for E. Hoffman placed Agnew on probation Israel. She said King Hussein of Jordan for three years and lined him $10,000. should be. "wise enough and responsible In a statement to Hoffman, agnew enough" to keep out of the fighting." admitted "that 1 did receive payments She also said Israel believes Soviet during the vcar 1967 which were not arms shipments to Egypt and especially expended for political purposes and to Syria are continuing during the war that, therefore, these payments were The Israeli prime minister spoke income taxable to me in that year and 1 after King Hussein ordered reservists to knew." report for duty "because of the present U.S. Attorney George Beall. circumstances" and Iraq announced it Former vice president Spiro T. Agnew comes out of the Baltimore Federal investigating the case, said Agnew and had thrown its air force" into the war Court House Wednesday where he pleaded no contest to one count of tax evasion. his wife paid taxes of S6.416 in 1967 on against Israel. fgnet»*wi4^placedon three yeajjijjjirafifrn and fined $10,000. (UPI Wirephoto) an income of $26,099 when in fact their Continued on pag taxes should have been $19,967 on an income of $35,599. Agnew also said. "My decision to resign and enter a plea of nolo ionltiuirc rests on my firm belief that Resignation strops the public interest requires swift dispositions of the problems facing me." Agnew had been under investigation need arise. He said he did not want to By MARK FRANKLIN resignation. "I feel a great sadness for since August 1. 1973 on charges he see a "caretaker vice president." Connecticut's political community the man," Wricker said. received kickbacks for contracts while- viewed the resignation and indictment Gov. Thomas J. Meskill is in Representative Ronald Sarasin said, he was governor of (1967 to of Vice President Spiro T. Agnew Switzerland and was unavailable for "I am certain we will weather this storm 1969) and Baltimore County executive Tuesday with dismay and shock. comment Wdnesday. along with others." officer (1962 to 1966). Senator Abraham A. Ribicoff said Peter L. Cashman, lieutenant He said he hoped the administration The J n st u e Department announced the resignation was a "shocking turn of governor and acting governor in and the Congress would not appoint a Wdnesday it had compiled a 40 page events," but inevitable because of the Meskill's absence, said he was "shocked new vice president under the untried statement of evidence against Agnew revelation of the full details around the that the vice president would have 25th amendment to the Constitution that indicated he used "bribes to obtain Agnew case. allowed himself to get into this kind of who would "achieve political advantage kickbacks" while he was executive Ribicoff said, "The resignation was a situation." for a arena." He said the officer of Baltimore County, Maryland's great American tragedy but not one that "Whenever a person in public office amendment was adopted to 'provide governor and even up to 10 months ago will destroy our confidence in 's is found guilty," Cashman said, continuity in government." when he was vice president. ability to overcome its troubles." "everyone who serves in public office is Speaker ot the State House of According to the Justice " We must all renew our faith in tainted." Department's statement, Agnew basic American principles and work Representatives, Francis J . Collins, said "Wiat we need is confidence and he would like to see received money from Maryland together to restore the strength of our this is a disruption of confidence,"he succeed Agnew. contractors Jerome B. Wolff. 55, and institutions," Ribicoff said. Lester Matz, 49. The statement said said. Collins said he believed Agnew must Lowell P. Weicker, Connecticut's have felt in resigning he was "acting in Agnew approached Matz and stated "the junior senator and a Republican member He also said he wanted to see a the best interests of the country and the office of the vice president is a financial of the Watergate committee, issued a person succeed Agnew who would be continuity of the federal government." Continued on page 6 one sentence statement on Agnew's capable of being president should the Thursday, October 11, 1973 emu*rttrut &,% fflamwH Russell: Identifying issues

Editor-in-Chief Editor's Note: On today's My work towards the In the middle 1960's, editorial page are platforms of Alan K. Reisncr establishment of a Governor Dempsey made a two candidates for chairmanship Nader-inspired organization token appointment of a UConn of the Central Committee of the (ConnPIRG) at UConn student to the UConn Board of Managing Editor Business Manager Federation of Students and convinced me that there is a Trustees. This symbolic gesture John Pallatto Jeffrey J. Sherman Service Organizations. The five •basic method which can be used has been given 2 "thumbs Candida tes running for by students to achieve approval down" by our present governor, chairmanship are Gerry Murphy, and implementation of however. Bob Eber, Alan R. Emmerthal, reasonable student requests and The Administration-, -a' step Bart Russell and Kevin Leonard. proposals. down on the pecking order, has Goodby Mr. Agnew by Bart Russell First, by identifying issues also had its share of symbolic There is a notion, popular (for example: the book store appointments to The resignation of Vice President Agnew came as a with many of this Unversity's fiasco, the establishment of a decision-making bodies. It is shock to us, as it must have to millions around the decision-makers, that UConn non-profit food cooperative such apparent, then, that the real as the ones located at. University world. But the reaction was softened by the aura of students are mindless children; power to make changes which that is, they are like yearlings of and the affect us as students is being scandal that pervades the Nixon Administration. incapable of choosing the right University of Vermont, a day held outside our grasp. The American people, especially "middle America," path to follow. care center for the children of Only by shaking our "low a portion of the U.S. population Nixon and Agnew have This "guardianship" attitude students, and/or the colossal person on the totem pole" image has been perpetrated by trustees parking hassles, etc.), then, by courted for years, have been slapped in the face by can we expect to start receiving and administrators who have focusing attention on those those entrusted with the welfare of our government. been strictly concerned with issues via local and state any of the "pie" we have long The laith many of us placed in the leadership of our maintaining an institution and newspapers and other media, gone without. It's called student government has been squandered by a power-seeking, themselves, usually without and finally by gaining advocacy, and it works. self-serving group of hack politicians. Two former Nixon regard to the interests of administrative and trustee By electing a Chairperson cabinet members had already been indicted on students. While this attitude is support, we can resolve the with such motivation, FSSO will deeply rooted, it can be problems which most concern be a success. Please give this obstruction-ol-justice charges, and now, the former vice changed! us. some thought. president is a convicted criminal. The events of Watergate and those surrounding the Agnew case have brought a permanent stain to the office of the president and an unparalleled setback to the already wartorn prestige of our nation. Yet the Leonard: More bike racks resignation of a top public official, forced not by by Kevin Leonard campus. People should not have 8. Institute ConnPIRG. The political pressure, but by a working judicial system, My campaign platform is to be afraid of being assaulted at need is obvious beyond the need renews our lagging confidence in the American system simple. It calls for specific action night. for comment. of government. on some specific points. AH of 4. Get rid of the bookstore 9. Rectify the commuters * * * them need action. There are — it is not fulfilling its function. parking fiasco. They are others — I don't have a mono ply 5. Institute glass and paper receiving the shaft, and paying on good ideas. I'm always open recycling. UConn supports $10 for the privilege. Agnew's rise in the political world was truly to suggestions. several packies, and lots of that 10. Keep the Young phenomenal. Just a dozen years ago, the former vice I haven't worked on Student support is in glass. And paper Americans for Freedom (YAF) president was the head of his local PTA. In 1962, he was Government here, but that can recycling firms are crying for out of the FSSO. Their right to elected to a four-year term as an executive of Baltimore be turned to an advantage, as I more paper. am not tied to any organizations organize on campus is County in Maryland. Four years later Agnew took up 6. Form a permanent and can be an effective student lobby along the lines of indisputable, but to ram through residence in the governor's mansion. Then, in 1968, and impartial Chairman. See the one at the University of a slate of candidates and run the Nixon chose him to complete the Republican party's what you think. But for God's . After the tuition Campus as a YAF presidential ticket. With the 1972 landslide election sake, Vote! putover, the need for a adjunct-thank you, no. (Lrefer behind him, Agnew became the leading candidate for 1. More bike racks — permanent student lobby at the here to the "Campus Revival" sheltered from the elements, legislature should be obvious. slate.) the presidential nomination in 1976. perhaps. 7. Combine with the CSEA 11. I support funding for all But as quick as Agnew's rise to prominence was, his 2. Bike paths out of the way and the Conn. Labor Council to campus groups according to the downfall came with shocking speed. Last August the of cars. explore ways of writing a swan size and need (services rendered) vice president confirmed press leaks which said he was 3. Improved lighting on song for Governor Meskill. of the specific organization. under investigation for possible bribery, extortion and tax evasion. He labeled certain of the allegations at that time, "damned lies." Yesterday, though, Agnew Letter To The Editor resigned in disgrace after pleading "no contest" to and friends charges of tax evasion and admitting he received of Israel, I urge you to payments "which were not expended for political Struggling for survival contribute immediately to the To the Editor, purposes." Mr. Agnew's bcwildering^olitical career met The Arab nations have Israel Emergency Fund. W must Throughout the history, the unsuccessfully tried to obliviate an abrupt end. raise, throughout the United Jewish people have been * * * the Jewish homeland three States, 200 million dollars by oppressed, murdered, enslaved, times. Now in October, 1973 this Friday. The United Jewish criticized and used as scapegoats. they are once more making an Appeal uses your donations for food I need not remind this effort to liquidate Israel. Agnew will probably go down in history as one of medical supplies, and community that six million Jews An Israeli victory is reconstruction. the most outspoken vice presidents the United States were exterminated by the Nazis. inevitable, but a great price must Israel needs your help now. ever had. Students of history, however, will never know This tragedy can happen again be paid. Loss of human life will David A. Baram what bitterness his words wrought on the nation's unless Jews, and friends of be higher than any other past Vice President young people or the threats he presented to the Israel, take the necessary war in the Middle East. The toll of Hillel measures to prevent the demise is already substantial. Sherman House freedoms of press and . of the Jewish homeland. He set the stage for his four-and-a-half-year term in Israel, serves, as a refuge and Second Class Postage paid at Storrs, Ct. 06268. Published dally except 1 969. On the peaceful moratoriums against home for all oppressed Jews in Saturday and Sunday from Sept. 10 through December 7 and from January 16 through April 16; not published during Thanksgiving and Easter recess. the , he commented, "They are negative in the Diaspora. Jewish survival is Business office and Editorial office located on North Eaglevllle Road In content and disruptive in effect." heavily dependent upon the Storrs. Accepted for national advertising by the National Educational future existence of Israel. If the Advertising Service. Subscriber: United Press International. Subscription He saved his most severe, and now ironic remarks rates: $5.00 per year, $3.00 per semester. Return notification of unclaimed nation of Israel lives, the Jewish deliveries to Connecticut Dally CAmpus, University of Connecticut, Storrs, for the press. "The place to start looking for a people will live. Ct. 06268. is not in government in Washington but in the studios of the networks in ." Just recently Agnew's lawyers had a herd of newsmen supoenacd to reveal the sources of justice department leaks. Until yesterday, a court battle over first amendment rights was imminent. Agnew helped to perpetuate Nixon'x tough "" stance during his term in office with damning speeches given throughout the country. But he will be remembered more for his contribution making the Nixon Administration the most corrupt in the nation's history. The office Agnew leaves vacant must now be filled with a person nominated by the President and confirmed by a majority in both houses of Congress. The next vice president will undergo intensive preliminary scrutiny. His record will have to be unblemished, and his character, presidential. We can be certain that more serious attention will be given to the selection of the next men to be a step away from rhe .- Thursday, October 11, 1973 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 3 NlR.POUT/C\/W

be seen while the tapestries are Low standard still hung. First we must have a Letters To The Editor To the Editor : campus-wide drive, an all-out 1 was deeply distressed to communite effort to collect all read of the University Senate's the Silly Putty in the Storrsarea FSSO candidates look doubtful decision to allow students to (including Tom Meskill's private participate in extra-curricular To the Editor : Also, we don't need to return to Out of principle alone we stash). Then the Student Union activities even though they were I am taking this time to the 1950's, when the frats were need fresh, new leadership for a Rats will devote their valuable on academic probation. The new respond rather critically to the the center of social life on fresh, new government. Ve don't time to the vital project of regulation states that only platforms of the three campus. There are new centers need people who are blinded by transfering the murals to the students "subject to dismissal" Federation of Students and today. their past record and vast floor of the main lobby by are forbidden from participating Service Organization (FSSO) Eber favors the formation of experience. This is not to say means of said Silly Putty. in extra-curricular activities. candidates presented in a Gripe Committee. This that all of the candidates are This project can only be I cannot help but feel that yesterday's editorial page. My committee would be one more similar. accomplished with the help of this rule is directly geared to comments may seem severe, but middle-man; one more Of the three we have seen so the University. feedback and freedom of speech obstruction between the student far, Emmerthal is certainly the UConn athletes. The 1.6 Afterwards, the Silly Putty are vital to any political and the source of his gripe. No most egotistical, Eber is eligibility rule states that any will be auctioned off and the player falling below this average campaign. person can better present a undoubtedly the most regressive, proceeds will go towards the Murphy pledges concern to personal grievance than the and Murphy is clearly the most in any given semester is not conversion of the Student Union "bring back the ten dollar student himself. There is enough incompetent. eligible to participate. What the lobby into a rain forest. If this ounce." This is an obvious red-tape already in his way. James Fulton University Senate seems to be project is successful, next we political ploy of no substance. Sprague Hall saying is that this rule can be will undertake the transference He wishes to "give the student' waived and that a 1.4 athelete is of Michelangelo's painting on more freedom in choosing her or still eligible to compete. the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. his own academic programs." Bookstore revolt Until this matter is clarified, Names Wthheld Upon Request Murphy would be surprised I feel that the Senate has to know how much freedom a To the Editor, perpetrated a great injustice to student can exercise in this area The rapidly accelerating the athlete who should be Poetry Public if he had taken the initiative issue of the Follette run hitting the books instead of the himself. He also vows to "work bookstore is becoming playing field. Li an attempt to encourage to improve the life of the tantamount in the minds of Mark Gallivan creative writing within the University, the Daily Campus average student." many students. We have all been Hall welcome* any original poetic I thought Murphy was affected by .the inefficient and running for chairman, not profit seeking motives which work of reasonable length. messiah. This candidate reminds control the store. Silly project Submit poetry to: us that he has served as president To the Editor : Poetry Now is the time for action of the East Campus Council. Concerning the tapestries Connecticut Daily Campus against the bookstore or Murphy was also president of covering the Aggie pictures in Box U-8 common effort to form Sprague Hall. But he neglected the Student Union, the Student Starrs, Connecticut alternatives to the present to say that due to his His excellency, the chairman Union Rats have come up with Please type and double demonstrated incompetence, his system. The book buy last the following suggestion. This space all work. Poems should fellow residents denied him in Eber has come out for an Tuesday, sponsored by an ad idea would allow the pictures to not exceed one page in length. his bid for re-election this year. eventual (how eventual?) hoc group of students and About the only thing that reduction of the activities fee. I faculty is an important catalyst THIS Eber's Campus Revival Slate will guess every politician has to for organizing people and ideas revive is the stench of partisan pledge to lower taxes. But while around this issue. Today there politics. Eber's platform he is fooling with this four-dollar will be a further organizational proposals are also feeble. His fee, what is he doing about our meeting in the Student Union. ALPINE cHAUS idea of an elected Board of room, board, and tuition? Some ideas for alternatives RT 195 UNI PIAZA Governors j> no improvement Emmerthal is infatuated over the which have been floating around with his record. I'm surprised he range from a buy back receipt administration-appointed board. didn't say he ran for milk- system whereby all books can be This idea would deny Preparation & Maintenance monitor of his kindergarten turned in at the end of the qualified volunteers from SKI CLINIC class. He is so locked in the semester and purchased at a of Ski Equipment serving, and would replace them memory of last year's issues, he book buy the following Waxing Techniques (TO BE ANNOUNCED) with the type of politicians who forgets to recognize more than semester, or a nonprofit Cross Country Instruction destroyed past student one which concerns us this year. bookstore run by and for governments : popular and/or In fact, all three of these students. sexy people who can win candidates have long experience election to just about anything, serving in unresponsive Either method demands much support and organization but then fail to perform their governments. Although none of and since the issue is evident, B.O.G. duties. Remember the two-thirds these gentlemen may have been of the ASG who were never seen responsible for the old ASG's support will benefit all. Dave Gallogly after election day! decline, we still should not give Barbara Manor Eber wants to bring the any of them our support. HOMECOMING fraternities back onto campus. The fraternities are better off where they are now, away from the pressure, criticism, and MR authority of the administration.

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Demonstration Thursday Friday Oct. 12, SUB, 8p.m. Oct. 11, 1973 8:00-9:15 Any organization wishing to operate a booth SUB BOG Intercultural Committee Contact Rich Pedersen at 486-3904 Page 4 CoMcctkvt Daily Campus Thursday, October 11, 1973 BOG meeting features mural controversy, plans By JACK SHARRY student response is unfavorable, A letter from Steve Davis, new action will be taken." President of the Society for the According to the motion, Immortalization of Murals, replacement of the murals or the Paintings and like exhibits, tapestries would ensue. seeking the unveiling of the Among tentative activities agricultural mural in the Student planned by the BOG are seven Union was read and a motion speeches from state politicians. passed Wednesday night at the Governor Thomas J. Meskill will Student Union Board of speak here Oct. 18. The topic Governors(BOG) meeting. and the method of audience The Edward Thump questioning has yet to be creations will be on display for determined, although questions one month during which student would "probably not be reaction will be reviewed. "If accepted." Former University President Homer D. Babbidge Jr. will Town election speak here "in early winter" according to the BOG. Other voter deadline planned engagements include speeches by Senators Lowell Candidates for office in the Federation of Students and Service Organizations met students at the set in Mansfield Weicker and , Student Union Wednesday for Meet the Candidates Day. Seen here (from left to right) are Bart Saturday is the last day for State Attorney General Robert Russell, a candidate for chairman of the federation's Central Committee, Larry Lopez, a candidate for voters to register for the Nov. 6 Killiari, and U.S. Representatives the Central Committee, and Joyce Smith, a candidate for the Finance Committee. (Photo by Wes municipal election in the town and Robert Steele. Thouin) of Mansfield. Other possible engagements Madelyn Eremita, Mansfield include clairvoyant J eanne town clerk, said Wednesday Dixon, the John F. - Candidates meet public afternoon the Town Clerk's biographer Mark Lane, a hypnotist, a cartoonist and office, located on Route 195 for the effectiveness of the new major, voiced his hopes for the Richard Dixon, the President's By GINA CALDERBANK opposite the Altnaveigh Inn, Three of the five candidates student government. new student government. would be open for registration look alike and imitator. Thomas Ahem, director of for chairman of the Federation Leonard, a seventh semester "The FSSO should not back from 8 30 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. non-campus concerns," he said. the Student Union, introduced of Students andService student of dramatic arts said the Thursday and Friday and from 9 Excepting such organizations as the possibility of UConn Organizations (FSSO) talked FSSO is a positive step toward a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday. the Commuter's Union or the competing in the Association of with students in the Student an active student government. She said her office would Inter Area Residents Council College Unions national Union lobby Wednesday night to Leonard said he was concerned not register voters after these (IARC), Emmerthal said the championships in bridge, chess, familiarize students with their with student sentiments about dates with the exception of FSSO should be non-partisan. ping-pong, and billiards. platforms. student government. "I haven't persons who either become 18 All three candidates: Alan Asked which organizations were University representatives have seen a more negative attitude on years old or become a Emmerthal, Kevin Leonard and the service organizations to be competed in the past. Concern this campus than the students' naturalized U.S. citizen between Bart Russell said they felt supported by the FSSO, over student apathy was attitude about the ASG when it Oct. 15 and the election. These officers elected to the first term Emmerthal said "any group expressed by BOG which passed people may register until ' the of office would set a precedent was in, and also about the working for and providing for election. She said people who a motion to "probe" the matter. formulation of the FSSO," he student needs, wants, and become 18 on Oct. 14 must said. problems that arise." register to vote on Oct. 13 to Russell, a senior majoring in Gerald Murphy, another vote in the coming election. General plans announced family finance, said FSSO could candidate for FSSO chairman, Eremita said voters must be be a "mechanism" through was not present at Wdnesday 18 years old, a U.S. citizen and which students might work with evening's "Meet the Candidates" reside in the town of Mansfield. session, but was at a similar for Junior Year in France the administration to solve She defined Mansfield residents reception Wednesday afternoon. student problems. under Connecticut law as people By BOBBI DUCH building. Robert Eber, the final chairman " Wiile the FSSO is a who "consider Mansfield their Oliver Andrews, head of the % "The program is open to all candidate, did not appear at home and live within the department of romance and students, regardless of major, godfather for campus clubs, it either function. boundaries of Mansfield." classical languages, told about but two years of college French should play watchdog for Elections for FSSO According to Eremita, UConn 100 students about the or the equivalent is desirable." student problems." according to chairmanship, finance and students who live in dormitories university's Junior Year in The Junior Year in France Russell. central committee memberships at Storrs fulfill the residency France Wednesday in the Arjona includes three and a half weeks Emmerthal, a senior English will be held Oct. 17. requirement, of study in Paris, followed by Eremita said there is no eight months of study at the identification required for voters Man is injured University of Rouen, Andrews because the voters swear they said. In Paris, students live in the Hotel Victoria and while Crossroad Shell are citizens under oath. She said in 2 car crash persons who lie about their studying in Rouen they live with Rte 6 + 32 residency, citizenship or age on Route 44A nearby French families, he said. Tel. 456-1137 under oath are subject to A Rhode Island man was The program is limited to prosecution for . She said slightly injured in a two-car about 40 students and costs naturalized citizens would be accident on Route 44A in them about $2800 each, knap Tires and Hew Tires fa Stock "wise to bring naturalization Mansfield Tuesday, state police Andrews said. papers" to the voter-making said. Students who participate in session. Police said Ronald Slovak, the J unior Year abroad earn 30 General Repairs lowing Service 28, of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, credits toward graduation, was slightly injured when a car according to Andrews. 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By BOB VACON Agnew was Governor of Mien was Maryland. running for Senate in 1950, In a statement to U.S. Spiro T. Agnew was a $100 a District J udgc \alter E. week manager at Sheibcr Food Hoffman, Agnew said, "that I Stores in downtown Baltimore, did receive payments during the wearing- a long white grocer's year 1967 which were not coat and supplying clean expended for political purposes uniforms to the butchers. and that, therefore, these In 1960, when Nixon payments were_income taxable opposed John Kennedy for the to me in that year and that I so presidency, Agnew's political knew." Agnew pleaded no career seemed to have hit rock contest to a charge of evading bottom — he finished fifth out federal income taxes. of five candidates in a Baltimore Agnew began his law career County judicial race. specializing in labor cases. In his Eight years later, when first full year as a practicing Nixon assumed the presidency, lawyer, Agnew earned $5000. Agnew became Vice-president of His office was so small that he the United States, an incredible and his partner continually accomplishment for a man who bumped into each other. had been the president of the In 1957, Agnew was Dumbarton Jr. High School appointed to the Zoning Board Parent-Teacher Association ten of Appeals of Baltimore County, years before. and irf 1962 served as County But if Agnew's rise from a executive of Baltimore County. floundering lawyer in Baltimore The County • executive County has been meteroic, his position brought Agnew out of political career has reversed gears the shadowy, fringe-type of and sent him plummetting, in an existence he had been leading, equally abrupt manner. and into the limelight. Yet, like Mth the words, 'Today I so many of his early political have resigned as vice president of achievements, it was marked by Vice President Spiro T. Agnew was at a moment of triumph at the 1972 Republican convention the United States," Agnew an inordinate amount of when he and President Richard M. Nixon were nominated for a second term. The pair's glory finished his political career, fortune. The Democratic party dissolved as scandal buffeted the administration. (UPI Wirephoto) split, and ended up running then- Wednesday. segregationist who again proved studies. He graduated from law occasions in the 1968 campaign, weakest candidate against Agnew's resignation was to be a weak Democratic school in 1947. he made off-the-cuff remarks Agnew (himself a Democrat a necessitated after an' candidate. It was only the fifth Agnew is an extremely that he later had to apologize few years earlier). investigation revealed possible time a Republican Governor was quotable and controversial man. for. He called Hubert Agnew was elected governor involvement in receiving elected in Maryland since 1776. On a British Television Humphrey, "soft on in 1966, when he ran aginst kickbacks from Maryland Spiro Theodore Agnew was interview, Agnew said that the Communism and squishy soft on contractors, and bribery, while George Mahoney, an avid born Nov. 9, 1918. As a boy in police have the right to Vietnam," referred to command criminal suspects in SPECIALIZING IN VOLKSWAGEN REPAIRS Baltimore, he remembers helping Polish-Americans as "Polacks" his father peddle vegetables from riots to halt for questioning, and called a Japanese reporter, Used Cars Bought & Sold a truck. His father, whose name "and if they keep on running, "the fat Jap." was originally Anagnostopoulos, the police should have the right Agnew's political career QUESNEL'S AUTO BODY immigrated from Greece in to shoot them." has been a short and not 1897, and later became a Another time he said, "If Edward Ou«n* Parkins Comara particularly sweet one. Once USED CARS Rt. 32. 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Ames told the seventeenth vice-president was committee Colfax had paid for involved in a financial scandal. the stock, although none was While Colfax was a member transferred in Colfax's name. Scandals pervade history The vice president then went of the House of Representatives, Congress agreed to pay for the before the committee Vice presidents Burr and Coif ax construction of the Union voluntarily and denied having Pacific Railroad through the any connection with the By GLORIA KAWECKI Exposition, in which he said the Jefferson's vice-president, had West, since the builders could corporation. is not the first United States "is not a union of many legal problems. not find investors to pay for the An investigation was made vice president to resign from the people, but a league or In the 1800 elections, the job. of Colfax's bank account, and it office. He is by no means the compact between sovereign Electoral College was split 73-73 Oakes Ames, a railroad was found that $1,968.63 had first to run into legal problems states, any of which has the right between Jefferson and Burr, director and member of the been deposited on June 22, while vice president. to judge when the compact is who were members of the same House, realized the line could be 1868; $1,200 of the total was in John Calhoun was the only broken and to pronounce any party. The election went to the built for less than Congress had cash. vice president to resign from law to be null and void..." House where a two-thirds appropriated. He and a number Ames testified on January that post until Agnew. In his He defended the majority was needed. Alexander of stockholders plotted to steal 22, 1873, that he had given first term as vice president under nullification thesis, against Hamilton, a lifetime opposer of the balance. Colfax $1,200 in dividends for , Calhoun's Jackson's bitter opposition, Burr, stepped in and threw the A non-existent corporation, 20 shares of stock in June, 1868. economic policies included explaining that "effectual election to Jefferson. the Credit Mobilier of America, Ames said he could not find a support of a national bank and a protection is afforded to the In 1804, Burr killed was set up to build the railroad. receipt of the transaction. protective tariff. minority, against the oppression Hamilton in a duel on the It received all money the Colfax returned to the By 1828, the beginning of of the majority," under his Palisades in New Jersey. He was government had appropriated. House to testify further. He his second vice presidential term, syste In December, 1832, indicted for murder in New After the line was built, explained that while opening his this time under , Calhoun resigned to become a York, where the duel was more than $23 million was left mail at breakfast one morning, a Calhoun changed his position. U.S. senator from South arranged, and in New Jersey, over. $1,000 bill popped out. He felt the tariff discriminated Carolina, the only where it took place. Stockholders then began to According to Colfax, the money against the southern states. At nationally-elected official until Burr fled to the South, but argue over the spoils. Rumors was a campaign contribution that time, Calhoun secretly Agnew ever to do so. returned in a few weeks to spread that Ames passed out from a donor who had since wrote The South Carolina , Thomas preside over the Senate once several hundred shares of the died. Colfax was unable to again. During that time, Burr stock to fellow Congressmen to produce the accompanying presided over the impeachment avoid investigation. He offered letter. But he did remember, Vice President fined, trial of Associate Justice Samuel the stocks to Congressmen at far later, that the man was a New Chase, who was later acquitted below face value. Special Yorker named George F. of the charges. arrangements were made for Nesbitt. gets three-year probation When his term was over, senators who could not afford to The other $200 was paid to Continued from page I Vice President Schulyer Colfax Burr quietly left Vfeshington pay for the stock immediately ! him by his stepfather, who had he would continue to need was accused of accepting a bribe without being tried for they were allowed to pay from bought a piano from Colfax. money. during his tenure as Speaker of Hamilton's death. the large dividends received. Colfax was still not out of Agnew also approached the House. Despite considerable Burr later gathered a number Ames had 343 shares to sell trouble. It was found that Maryland architect Alan Greene evidence against Colfax, the of characters and dreamed up a to Congressmen. Henry S. Nesbitt had a contract from the and said "he was short of cash" House Judiciary Committee plan to seize and McComb, one of seven major Post Office Department for the and if Greene wanted further finally concluded that the conquer Mexico. He was Union Pacific stockholders, manufacture of envelopes. At contracts with the state he must Constitution allows a public betrayed and captured before wanted more shares. the time of the donation, Colfax give Agnew money, according to official to be impeached and the revolt could be started. In the fall of 1868, McComb was chairman of the House the Justice Department's removed from office only for a On June 24, 1807, Burr was filed suit against the company. Committee on Post Offices and statement. Agnew's salary as vice crime committed while he brought before Chief Justice The case lasted 4 years. During Post Roads. president was $62,500. occupies that office - not for John Marshall. He was charged that time, McComb held his A resolution was passed in Some officials say the prior offenses. with treason, a charge not knowledge of the scheme like an the Hoi^se to refer the case to Justice Department was pressing John C. Calhoun resigned his bailable, and spent a night in the ax over Ames and the the judiciary committee, asking for Agnew's indictment before post as vice president Dec. 28, Wishing ton city jail. In one of corporation. if impeachment or investigation Oct. 26 when the five-year 1832 in the closing months of the longest opinions he ever Colfax headed the list, proceedings should be started. statute of limitatons on some of the Andrew Jackson delivered, Marshall announced holding $3,000 worth of shares, Although the judiciary the charges aginst him would administration to claim a Senate that no force had been exhibited but it also included the new committee did not clear Colfax, make them invalid. seat he won in South Carolina. in the plan and that Burr had Republican vice presidential it decided that impeachment was The nine newspapermen who President Nixon is now only arranged the activity candidate, . unnecessary, since Colfax had were subpoened by Agnew's empowered by the 25th without arranging the actual Colfax had eyed the only a few weeks left in office lawyers in an attempt to trace ammendment of the meeting. presidency. When Grant felt and the alleged crime had been Constitution to nominate a committed before Colfax's term news leaks about the case had The jury took 25 minutes to threatened by Colfax's successor. If both houses of as vice president began. the subpoenas dismissed decide that Burr was not guilty. involvement, he took Wilson on Congress confirm him by a If Agnew's lawyers were to Wednesday. The nine newsmen, It was also decided that taking as his new . majority vote, the nominee will use the Colfax case as a reporters from television New Orleans would have been The House of fill out the rest of Agnew's term precedent, Agnew should not networks NBC, CBS, the New robbery, not an act of war. Still, Representatives organized an tojanuary 20, 1977. have been impeached.. 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It is By BILL CURTISS campaign, but apparently it very good to get men of that Surprise was the general wasn't effective." kind of character of the reaction of UConn students to As to a new vice-president, government. The quicker they're yesterday's resignation of former Audette said, 'There's pros and out the better." vice-president Spiro T. Agnew. cons as to whether you want a Asked about who the next The consensus, • however, was strong or weak vice-president. vice-president would be Leonard that Agnew was guilty of It's just up to Congress." said, "As far as John Connally is something and his resignation Dave Goodwin, a third concerned, I don't think he has a was a step toward getting rid of semester student, said he was Hugh Quinn real chance of getting through corruption * in the Nixon "very favorably impressed with semester student, said, "It's because he would have to be Administration. the news" to which he added, really great I think. It shows confirmed by both houses of Steve Chinitz, a fifth "the less crooks in public office how really rotten the Congress and they're both semester student, said, "It the better." government is, but at least the wasn't a tremendous shock Gfeg Johnson, a fifth Democratic and they're not' process is cleaning itself, at least going to want to set up someone simply because the way the semester student, said he there's hope now. It's just a information the was as vice-president and heir thought Agnew was "in the messed up government but I hearing was proceeding right apparent who would be a tough wrong place at the wrong time." think there's enough good down the line. His attorneys David Audette Hugh Quinn, a fourth man to run against, and I think entered the plea of no contest people in there to slowly get Nixon knows this." and that's an admission of guilt things straightened out." by definition, so there was no Larry Kaufman said: "As for H HH ■fl question that he was out. the resignation, I think it's good 'The question of executive for the country; possibly the ** N privilege was neatly sidestepped best thing that could happen. .f by Agnew's resignation. I think However, I still feel the vice when we come back to having a president was not accorded the 1 \

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Page 8 Connecticut Daily Campus Thursday, October 11, 1973 Disc-content Jorge risen crowd enjoys the Philadelphia Orchestra Rock Veterans SOUnd OUt latest. Previously he toured By LORA LIVENGOOD this four;part composition By LARRY BOWMAN tension with great power. This and the represents the "irrational" Matthew Fisher, "Journey's End widely with Julie Driscoll and album is worth hearing. Philadelphia Orchestra played to aspect of the composer's musical (RCA, APL1 -0195). Brian Auger's the Trinity. Closer To It! takes Auger an enthusiastic capacity crowd personality. It included passages Oblivion Express, "Closer To It!' i This is Fisher's first album partly into the soul camp, and in the first of J orgensen's major for the director to cease (RCA, APLI 0140). since he left Procul Harem. Not partly into the jazz camp. His surprisingly, some of the concert series last week. conducting whije the orchestra, organ work has always been Although the first half of the or parts of it played a combined Matthew Fisher and Brian classical influences which were deeply influenced by American program was excellently cadenza. There was a noticeable Auger are two outstanding the Fisher/Procul Harem black music—expecially gospel trademark show up again here. executed, the Brahms symphony lack of rhythm which was taken musicians--both Englishmen - and blues—and this album builds Full orchestration with strings dragged due primarily to the care of masterfully by Ormandy. who 'have had important rock on these roots. Auger handles and brass are used in some cuts composition itself. careers, but who have labored in the organ, piano, moog, The Firebird Suite by and classical motifs are The bonus of the evening some degree of obscurity. Fisher mellotron, and vocals, but he is Stravinsky, which followed, was particularly evident are the three came after intermission. The was a member of Procul Harem backed up by a very strong somewhat anti-climatic by instrumental numbers preparations in the program and it was his organ solo that group. Barry Dean and Jack comparison, although it, too, ("Separation," "Interlude," and notes underestimated the force you all remember from "A Mills handle the guitars, but the was played to perfection. It 'Journey's End (Part II)." of the l.utoslaivski Livrc pour Whiter Shade of Pale." Later sound, is brilliantly augmented was a concert that had to be But this really is a rock Orchestre. It was overwhelming. Fisher produced A Salty Dog for by Lennox Laington on congas experienced to be appreciated. album and it is a fine display of Only Ormandy could have Procul Harem before he left the and Godfrey MacLean on Fisher's versatility as arranger, accomplished this unbelievable The next concert in group. Brian Auger, who also percussion. They build in the J orgensen's major concert series plays the organ, has led several producer, vocals, organist and combination of order and chaos guitarist. Besides the soul and jazz rhythm that makes in one piece. Sounding similar at will be the Detroit Symphony groups of his own—this version instrumentals there are seven this one of Auger's most on Ock 29. of the Oblivion Express is the times to the soundtrack of 2001, other songs. Three stood out for successful albums. me, although I dug the entire I particularly liked Dean's album. "Suzanne" is a lovely/sad song, " Whenever You're song about saying goodbye at Ready." It is a loving song done the end of a relationship; it has with joy and enthusiasm. the refrain, "I wonder where "Happiness is Just Around the Buddy Rich interviewed Bend"-and Auger tune—takes Suzanne will be tonight." up similar themes with Auger "Going for a Song" is a wild By BASIL GRIECO some advice on picking out Rich's presence is the fact that putting out the mellow organ song in which Fisher pleads, I had the chance to talk with certain types of drums and he has surrounded himself with sound for which he is best "Please don't make me sing that drummer Buddy Rich last cymbals; and by the way he shot some of the best musicians in known. On side two the Thursday night before his show my own questions back at me. the field. Rich, the bass and the song again,"—no doubt referring to "A Whiter Shade of Pale." percussions get their best chance at Shaboo. Noting the type of "I play good music...that's piano would start a beat and on Marvin Gaye's "Inner City Fisher says he won't sing it even crowd in attendance the first the only label I use. Some of this pick it up, driving it a little Blues." I - think that this is question I asked was why 'progressive' stuff is so far out higher and harder until, snap, if piranha's are put in his pool or scratches are put on his Auger's best work in some time; younger people as well as the that it disintegrates...or it may the spotlight would shift to the the group is strong and together older crowd would turn out to be so bad that the only way you front row where five sax men Lamboughini. But best of all is "Play the Game" which is sort as he digs deeper into a see him. His answer was quick can pass if off is by saying that stood in unison and went to jazz-rock-soul synthesis. and to the point, "To hear good it's great but the audience just work. Both the sound and the of a cross between Dylan's music." Later he went about can't understand it...so you get a effect were irresistible; the "Positively 4th Street" and Announcement proving it. lot of guys trying to be crowd loved it. The trumpets Nixon's "You won't have Nixon to kick Around any more." Ruth Myerwitz, a history Buddy Rich is about 53 super-hip. Good music is music joined in and the whole place professor at the University of years old and built on the small that the audience can enjoy." started cooking. Anyway, it is a song about not Hartford, will speak tonight side. His manner is tense but I ventured to ask whether or Most impressive was the way being used; Fisher's vocals are at Hurley hall at 8 p.m. controlled, with his rubbery face not he plays just to please his the band operated as a unit. The terrific and the song builds its being better fitted for frowning audience. "No." he shot back, "I driving force behind it all was« than smiling. play to please me..." and jerked Rich who fortunately did not Immediately I saw Rich was a thumb at his chest. "If I'm beat his band into' submission a demanding man; by the way he happy and the band is happy Dut rather tied it together. In FWifdfcto Elcdbrk snapped his fingers to someone then usually the audience Rich's words, 'There were Rt. 32 between North & South Eaglevi/le Rd. nearby for a cigarette; by the responds in the same way." drums long before there was Mon-Fri 8:00am to 6:00pm way he demolished a fan who By now the place was almost dancing...the drum is the beat Storrs, Conn. Thur. 8:00-9:00 Sat 8:00to 4:30 interrupted for fun, wj,h what has to be the and the pulse...you could have 429-4848 the best body and the best band widest variety of people ever to 3-Brand Radios List 21.95 $19.95 Concert pianist enter Shaboo at one time. White in the world but without a pulse haired men and women found you're dead." Arvin no. 10L 11-6 Cassette player $14.95 to perform here seats and waited with folded It is always easier to criticize Large Lava Lights $24.95 hands. Middle aged men and a show after the fact. This Small Lava Lights $14.95 in free recital women marched in with their 10 phenomenon is partially the Poly-optics many styles all on special $10.00 Concert pianist Leonard and 15 year old children. The result of not trusting your own Fibre-Optic* $39.95 Seeber will perform works by college crowd edged around senses and impressions during Glow Lights $3.98 Bach, Brahms. Beethoven and from seat to bar to bathroom direct experience. In that close Black Lights Franchetti in a faculty recital and back again while the atmosphere with the smoke Stereo Lights here Oct. 11. children smiled expectantly and rolling in the red light and the There is no admission charge looked wide eyed at the red steady clicking of shot glasses, Free Lay-away until Christmas for the 8 15 p.m. performance ceiling lights and often tried to that was THE Place and Rich Free gift wrapping at the University of Connecticut ** coo>- "You're probably going and his band were playing THE Jorgensen Auditorium. to make a lot of people happy Music. Seeber will open his recital tonight." I said to Rich. The whole event was such a with a performance of the I must admit I was coming success an announcement was contribution-great and small. Bach-Liszt "Fantasie and into the show with a few made that Count Basie would be The measure Whether the Paulist keeps prejudices. Skill I knew Rich appearing at Shaboo before Fugue" in G Minor. He will boys off city streets by restor- the Tiad, but I doubted the band's Christmas. A man at my table continue with ing and re-planting a city park Schubert- Li s z t ability to internalize that skill turned triumphantly to me and may be taken or wins awards for a remark- "Morgenstandchen" and and produce good music. Rich said, "WelL | gUCSs they see that Gretchen am Spinnrade" and and his 1 7 men quickly made me the over-30 crowd isn't dead in the measure able TV series-he is responding Beethoven's "Sonata in E a believer. after all." Nosir, it is not. And to the needs as he sees them. Major," Opus 109. Often overshadowed by neither is its music. of its men. Wherever he serves-in a ■MNMMMMIMNMMMMNIIIMimilhlillllHIHIUIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIimiinilMIIIINIb After intermission, Professor In the beginning there was parish or an inner city school Seeber will return to play IUL *,k\U±*U,k MUX, Isaac Hecker. ... a youth center or on Franchetti's "Second Sonata" He founded the order in campus ... a welfare shelter and conclude with Brahms' 1858 and his aim was to create or in a prison ... joining a "Four Piano Pices," Opus 119. an order of priests who would senior citizens group or in The University of **i «*&& be able to meet the needs of radio, television or publishing, Connecticut pianist is known to the North American people as the Paulist is making his own Connecticut audiences through Around The W urUi Shopping Adventure they arose in each era, each contribution, and keeping alive his appearances as an orchestra Father Hecker's dream. soloist, chamber music age. Modern priests who After all, there is a lot to performer and collaborator in would be modern men. SALE SALE SALE live up to and an order is only two-piono concerts with Oct. 16th to 21st Part of the success of this Raymond Hanson. order,he believed,would lie in as good as its men. the fact that each man would A native of Bristol, Seeber 10% to 75% OFF! For more information send also has appeared at the be himself, contributing his for THE PAULIST PAPERS—an Everything in the Gift Gallery , own individual talents in his Tanglewood Berkshire Festival and Art Gallery will be on exciting new vocation kit of of Music where he performed own way for the total good. articles, posters and with violinist Roman Totenberg. Sale "The individuality of man,"he recordings. Seeber. who joined the said, "cannot be too great Special 10% Discount on all Write lo: faculty in 1959, is a former when he is guided by the co-chairman of the Hartt Coll'-gr Custom Picture Framing Father Donald C Campbell, piano department. spirit of God." Room 101 Gifts From Over 70 Countries And that is just what the He made his Connect irut Paulists are-individualists. Paulist debut at the age of 13 at We're proud of our men and Bushnell Memorial Hall, and his Open Daily I Ob, Fri. till 9, Open Sun. Closed M»n. Located of M< h and every individual 41S West 59th St.. New York, NY. 10019 -V. City debut at Town 2 Routr |«j '/i mi. North of 44A ♦ 195 Phone 429-7742. ^MrtMrHIMHrllrl NMMMMMtlllm Thursday, October 11, 1973 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 9 Daily Campus Record Review Garfunkel is 'psalm' disc j By PETER LUBIN No(ably absent from thij generate much more power than "Angle Clare" Arthur Garfunkel composing e|itc is paul simon the other cuts, but "Old Man" Columbia KC 31474 (appearing only as a sometimes and "Feuilles-Oh" are simply Arthur Garfunkel, the only acoustic guitarist). Garfunkel too beautiful to be ignored. living choir-boy left in a town said he was not particularly I am not particularly fond of pillaged by the New York Dolls, interested in what Simon was the single"All I Know", and I has at hast released something writing at the time of the album, outrightly dislike the traditional able to be appreciated by adding that he was unaware of "Barbara Allen" They both seem persons of all races, creeds, any Simon songs available to long-winded and unnecessary. sexual persuasions, and various him in an unrecorded state. It But in-between is " toyaya", levels of impurity. may be interesting to note, which is Garfunkel backed by a The album is, thank somewhat parenthetically at this bunch of Chinese childrem from goodness, not a collection of point, that Simon, appearing on St. Mary's choir. The choir is as Garfunkel originals. Rather it is in June delightful as the subject matter a collection of varied works by '72, performed what may of the song, which is equally as such notable composers as someday be recognized as his delightful as the rest of the .Jimmy Webb> Van Morrison, greatest song. It was called "Let album. Get the message? Randy Newman, Jorge ("El Me Live in your City", and one Oh yeah, a friendly word of Condor Pasa") Milchberg, J.S. can only speculate why he didn't advice.. .Columbia Records 's Bach, and Garfunkel's wife offer it to Garfunkel during the now putting out just about the Linda Grossman. recording of this album. I best-pressed, cleanest records remember thinking it perfectly available on the market today. Chamber series suited to Artie's range and style. The sound is truely impressive. Also the musicianship on So if you're the type that cares features Brahms this album is as noteworthy as about this sort of technical . Garfunkel's crystal clear vocals. quality, maybe this will help you Itl jUtlire COnCertincluded in-the credits are old make a decision the next time About 150 paintings and works of art, representative of 18th S&G you're buying records on your Brahms' 'Trio in C major, sessionmen Hal Blaine.Joe century Italian art will be on display Oct. 13 at the William Benton tight college budget. Op. 87" will be featured Osborn, and Larry Knechtel, and Museum of Art. work here Oct. 22 when the Michael Omartian (Loggins and Beaux Arts Trio of New York Messina), Carl Radle and Jinr performs at the University of Gordon (Derek and the Connecticut J orgensen Dominos), and even Jerry Auditorium at 8 d5 p.m. Garcia. Roy Halee (S&G's most BOG makes concerts sing The internationally kithful studio aide) did the acclaimed New York ensemble engineering and co-production, By BOB KATZ The scheduling of events Sept. 19. He was to receive Sidc one of will appear here under the "Angle Clare" is Leo Kottke performed in such as the Philadelphia $1,500. Ahern said. auspices of the Columbia Artists seemingly stronger than the September, Fleetwood Mac and Orchestra is initiated two years The Jorgensen Auditorium is Management Inc. as part of the othcr Slde- l don'1 d,sllke *"* Judy Collins perform in before these events appear. The the best location to hold J orgensen. Auditorium's "Seven *>ng or evcn anV sectIon of ^V October. Thousands of UConn BOG must work within the concerts, according to Ahern. Centuries of Music" chamber *>n8- l KreatlV favor "Traveling students attend these concerts, schedule provided by the 'The Von der Mehden Recital XTieS- Boy" and "I Shall Sing" as they but are you aware of how these Jorgensen management. At least Hall is too small and the I'Conn performances are arranged? one weekend per month is set Fie(d House has poor acoustics According to Thomas Ahern, aside for concerts, he said. for music.'* Ahern said. manager of the UConn Student Once an artist is selected, the The BOG wants to keep SHOOT Union and an ex-officio member artist or his agent is contacted ticket prices as low as possible Sponsored by West Campus Council of the UConn Board of and negotiations arc started. while still presenting top rate SA TURD A Y, OCTOBER 13 Governors through whom the Included in the negotiations are entertainment, he said. They HO LUSTER A BOG works to arrange concerts, such things as the date of attempt to present artists whose * 9:00-1:00 "Concerts are determined by the performance, what kind of popularity is on the increase concert committee of the BOS." lighting and sound equipment is while still getting them before Each semester UConn to be used, and who will provide they make it big. Such acts as students are charged $2.50, it. The audience must adhere to Alice Cooper. Simon and Music by: Sunnyslope which is included in their state laws that state that no Garfunkel. and many big bands Admission $.75 University fee bill. The average sitting is permitted in the aisles are included in the list ot groups Free to members of West Campus with ID yearly collection from the or in front of the first row. The who have appeared here before student body is $57,500. This University also maintains the makinc it bin. money, which is used to finance right to be in full control of.the. Ahem said the BOG is not the BOG, goes into a state production of all concerts as out to make a profit, but is only WILLIMANTIC MOTOR INN account. An estimated $40,000 well as control of the audience, interested in "breaking even.'" from all the BOG ticket sales is Several years ago during a He said since the Jorgensen added to this figure. The BOG performance by Wilson Pickett, Auditorium only holds 3,400 therefore, starts each year with people were leaving their seats people, it can not possiblv approximately $100,000, of and dancing in the aisles. As a accommodate' the entire I'Conn Monday - Football Nite which $44,000 is allocated for result of breaking the law, the population of over 12,000 Most drinks .50 concerts, according to Ahern. University shut off the power in students. "The BOG feels that it Thursday - Happy Hour The concert committee's the auditorium. is not fair to t.ike J pan of evevx purpose is to present culutral A contract has to be signed student's fee to put on a 9 till 1AM .50 concerts that will entertain at least 45 days before a concert; program that attract more than Friday - Happy Hour UConn students. They schedule yet this is not always the case. the capacity of the facility 4 till 8PM .50 seven concerts that will entertain Last year Leo Kottke was under required for the program. UConn students. They schedule contract to play during Winter Therefore, a ticket price is Oct. 12th + 13th seven concerts a year, Weekend. Due to actions taken established that, if all tickets are approximately one a month. The by his agent, Kottke was forced sold, the income will at least pa> Babe Ruth and Co. committee reviews Billboard to cancel his I'Conn appearance. for the artist." he said. Magazine, Amusement Business Kottke said he was embarrassed The highest paid group ever Magazine, other publications and at what happened, and he to perform on the UConn student opinion for selection of offered to present a free concert campus wrai the Fifth m^-M^-im possible artisits, Ahern said. this vear, which he played on Dimension. Friday and Saturday Night at Sundown Inn KOKE rPage 10 Connecticut Daily Campus Thursday, October 11, 1973 ACTI0N-/W a Change

I. STUDENT ACTION- ConnPIRG's-Sdieve/i or Not/ A Brief History THE 50's The torch of student activism was carried by a small group of eccentrics-those bearded beatnicks in tennis sneakers . . . and "the bop" reigned King.

livil Rights and the Vietnam "Conflict" brought students together and for the first time, they displayed a real awareness. THE 70's In an effort to channel their concerns to a responsible and effective end, students across the country are grasping a Nader Methodology and organizing Public Interest .Research Groups (PIRG). In only a few years, PIRG will emerge as a movement of national significance. Oregon student PIRG developed clean air standards for the city of Already, 350,000 students from 14 states with a Portland that were implemented by the environmental protection conbined budget of nearly $1 million have learned agency. that they can work for change—through the courts, through existing government institutions, and through the media .. . AND GET RESULTS! STUDENTS SAVE Students have done this by hiring lawyers, CITIZENS $3,500,000' scientists, lobbyists and other professionals to help Western . PIRG direct their research, energy and concern towards (1972-19-) intervened solving social, consumer and en/ironmental problems. & helped reduce a Each PIRG is entirely student organized, student utility rate increase funded and student directed. By agreeing to assess request by Western themselves $2/semester via the fee bill, students from Mass. Electric Co. by across the state can provide themselves with a 70%. substantial and stable budget. The board of directors (made up by student representatives from each participating campus) can then hire a staff and begin It is purported that the operating. Southern New England Telephone Company has plans to raise phone installation rates to $45.00-they are now $22.00. CONNPIRG Conn- can be there to represent you if you create it. Is Credit given to Rlpley's Believe It or Not for above .or.net Coming II. Conn-PIRG - State and Local

At this time, four schools (St. Joseph's, C.C.S.C., Trinity and Annhurst) have accepted the Conn PIRG proposal and are, or will be, collecting funds for the group. Last semester over 6,000 student signatures were collected at UConn in support of establishing a Conn PIRG chapter at Storrs. Since then, the proposal has been considered by this University's Board of Trustees at various meetings, but has not been acted upon. This Friday, October 12, a decision WILL be made. Your attendance at the meeting (in the Bishop Center, behind Shippee Hall at 9:30) will show the Trustees that UConn students REALLY DO CARE about the result of their decision. GIVE IT SOME THOUGHT! YOU CAN MAKE IT HAPPEN!! PLEASE SUPPORT

Ralph Nader speaks to Bart Russell, a UConn student, about the formation of Conn PIRG (Conn. CONNPIRG! Public Interest Research Group) at the University of Connecticut. (Photo by Robert B. Cole). Thursday, October 11, 1973 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 11 Agnew faces accusers Professors voice dismay in Baltimore courtroom Experts doubt scandals will spark reform BALTIMORE (UPI) - He prosecutor in the Agnew case. stood before the judge just as an To the spectators' right sat By MARK FRANKLIN somewhat culpable" for the that the American people were ordinary person might. Agnew, wearing a light blue suit, University of Connecticut Nixon administration's scandals. partly responsible for corruption He stood when he was told his usually carefully combed constitutional scholars were not Nixon's constituency was in government. to, he answered the judge's uncommonly a bit long and optimistic about the nation's seen by Newmyer as people with He said the general questions in a low but firm bristly in back. ability to reform itself following precarious economic prosperity dishonesty of the public on such voice. There had been few clues the resignation and indictment who were frightened by the things as income tax cheating "I do, your honor." that something dramatic was of Vice President Spiro T. crime and social violence of the was reflected by politicians. "I have been so advised, about to happen. There had Agnew. late 1960's.. Kort said there "hasn't your honor." been dozens of motions and Kent Newmyer, a history He said the fears were necessarily been an Thus, Spiro T. Agnew professor specializing in exploited by the Nixon other proceedings in the case intensification of the problem" resigned as vice president of the against Agnew, and most constitutional history, said administration who used the of corruption, but it was easier United States Wednesday Tuesday night he was "not fears of violence to justify believed this was just another. to expose and control when afternoon and pleaded no At 1 30 p.m. U.S. marshals awfully encouraged that a breaking laws to suppress society was less complex. contest to income tax evasion. change in American politics" violence. Kort disagreed with allowed reporters into th.. The end came in Courtroom would result from the Agnew "The fact that the most law constitutional lawyers who courtroom with the stern No. 3 on the fifth floor of the scandal and the various other and order administration in believe a president or vice admonition that they walk, not Old Post Office Building in scandals that have plagued the history should be the most law president can not be indicted. run, that they not leave once downtown Baltimore, where Nixon administration. breaking is an enormous 'There is no specific statement inside, and that "you are not to Agnew made his mark early in Newmyer said he believed paradox," Newmyer said. in the Constitution regarding interview anybody in this the as county executive. Agnew was beyond his In the 1972 election, immunity for the president and room." capabilities as vice president. He Newmyer said the vice president,"Kort said. U.S. District Judge Walter E. said Agnew couldn't handle the "administration was a victim of Wayne Shannon, associate Hoffman, of Norfolk, Va., sat at a high desk in front of three sets Nixon accepts office because he had no sense its own fears." professor of political science —m- of tradition, respect or inner Professor Fred Kort, a specializing in American politics, of purple drapes in the crowded f£Sl2natlOnresignation Wlttlwi moral values. political scientist who was a said about half the members of room. The former vice president consultant to Senator Hubert H. Congress had taken part in Before him, at the great sadness was described by Newmyer as a Humphrey, D-Minn., on the financial wrong-doings similar to spectators' left, sat Attorney "modest man with something to drafting of the 25th amendment Agnew's. He said the corruption General Elliot L. Richardson, WASHINGTON (UPI) Text to the U.S. Constitution was caused by a "very sad and once Agnew's colleague in the be modest about." of a letter by President Nixon to Newmyer said, 'To some regarding appointment of shameful system of campaign Nixon administration; Assistant Spiro T. Agnew accepting his extent the American people are interim vice presidents, agreed financing. Attorney General Henry E. resignation as vice president. Shannon said he was "not Petersen, the career chief of the "Dear Ted : really optimistic" about the Justice Department's criminal 'The most difficult decisions possibility of reform coming out division, and young U.S. are often those that are the most of the scandal. Attorney George Beall, chief personal, and I know your decision to resign as vice president has been as difficult as on Kissinger, Nixon receive any facing a man in public life could be. D^rhD "Your departure from the Agnew resignation letters administration leaves me with a great sense of personal loss. You ar-ufran WASHINGTON (UPI) and debilitating struggle in the have been a valued associate Congress and in the courts. I Spiro T. Agnew's letter of through these nearly five years have concluded that, painful as resignation as vice president, that we have served together. it is to me and to my family, it is submitted under accepted legal "However, 1 respect your in the best interest of the nation procedures to Secretary of state decision and I also respect the that I relinquish the vice Henry A.Kissinger at 2:05p.m. concern for EDT, Wednesday, consisted of presidency. that led you to conclude that a 14 words : "Accordingly, I have today resolution of the matter in this "Dear Mr. Secretary : resigned the office of vice way, rather than through an "I hereby resign the office of president of the United States. A extended battle in the courts vice president of the United copy of the instrument of and Congress, was advisable in States, effective immediately. resignation is enclosed. order to prevent a protracted "Sincerely, Spiro T. "It has been a privilege to period of national division and Agnew." serve with you. May I express to uncertainty. In a more lengthy letter to the American people, through "As vice president, you have President Nixon, delivered one you, my deep gratitude for your addressed the great issues of our minute later, Agnew said : confidence in twice electing me times with courage and candor. "As you are aware, the to be vice president. Your strong patriotism, and accusations against me cannot be "Sincerely, Spiro T. your profound dedication to the resolved without a long, divisive Agnew." welfare of the nation, have been an inspiration to all who have served with you as well as to HilM millions of others throughout the country. WooLKtftotlfc. 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■ Page 12 Connecticut Daily Campus Thursday, October 11, 1973 l Hartford newspaper sold try™ to?^fl" cut Arab™ supplies±?i steel fortifications on the Suez NEW HAVEN (UPI) The of the Timei, announced his Times th*ir position and other Continued from page I Canal's East Bank. Gannett Co. Inc., the nation's resignation ■ benefit p ograms are guaranteed With the five-day-old war In the Sinai Desert, where largest newspaper owner, sold The agreement of sale was in the pic chase agreement. threatening to expand, France the Egyptians claim to have the Hartford Times Wednesday announced jointly by Paul In ii statement, Gannett Wednesday offered its good driven forward nine miles to the Register Publishing Co. of Miller, board cl.airman, and said the a change in living offices to seek a Middle East compared with the five-mile Allen Neuharth, president and patterns ind federal economic peace settlement. The offer was New Haven for $7 million. made by French Foreign pullback admitted by the chief executive officer for controls placed the Times in In addition to the purchase financial traits. Minister Michel Jobert in the Israelis, Cairo said Egyptian price, the Register Co. will pay a Gannett and Lionel S. Jackson, "In tl -• competitive Hartford U.N. General Assembly while ground forces "are still sum in excess of $1 million for president of the Register market, .tiifts in the regional the Security Council, after two modifying their positions." net quick assets at the time of Publishing Co. and president of economy and suburban living days of meetings showed no Cairo spokesmen said an closing. the New Haven Register- and patterns have forced the Times signs of movement toward a Egyptian patrol attacked Israeli At the same time, Roger C. Journal Courier- to marginal operations in recent peace effort. armor in the northern sector of Coryell, president and publisher Coryell told employes of the years. Israel said its planes bombed the Sinai front. It said the the Damascus civilian airport Israelis retreated eastward, because it had been taken over abandoning 12 U.S.-built M60 Activities by the Syrian military as a and British-built Centurion tanks launching site for raids against and three armored cars. UConn Himalayan Expedition -Slide Weekley Armenian C.asses, Thurs., at UConn Gay Alliance: meeting Thurs., Israel by Soviet-made Sukhoi The Israeli military 7 p.m. in "Parish Ho.ise" lounge of Sept. 11, 8:00 p.m. SU 306. show and lecture. It's the next best 1 thing to being there! Thurs., 7:30 Cong. Church. All inteiesiea Discus 'on and committee formation bombers. command said that in the biggest Eng. I rm. 207. welcome. for Ha aween Dance. Tel Aviv sources said Israeli air battle so far reported in the armored columns pushed out of 1973 Middle East war, its planes Ski Club meeting Thurs., 7:00p.m. BRAZIL: Junior year progiam Will! Tutorial: Buses running at 2 on SU 102. We've ordered the snow, meeting for all those Interested. Tues., 3 on Wad., 3:30 on Thur. the Israeli-held Golan Heights, shot down 17 Syrian MIGs that new we need skiers. Thurs., Oct. 11, International House, Resource materials in SU 302. the scene of five days of heavy were trying to attack Israeli 7:30p.m. sponsored by Portuguese Any women interested m self Brazilian club. Dance-Jungle Cafe Thurs., Oct. 11, fighting, crossed the Syrian armored postions fighting fierce defense. New owrkshop starting 8-12. Sponsored by border and were going after artillery battles along the 7p.m. Thurs. Call Bessie, Women's BOG KUNG-FU KARATE McConaughy-Baklwin. Featuring: Center, 416-4738. demonstration Oct. 1 1 SUB 8 :00p.m. RUSH. dug-in Syrian infantrymen and cease-fire line. tanks over rocky terrain. It was the biggest score of I.A. 237 Members: Company 8 is BOG LATIN DANCE NIGHT Accounting Society Meeting: Thurs., "kills" claimed by Israeli pilot so interviewing Oct. 10 & 12, 3-Sp.m. featuring "La Conspiracion" SUB Oct. 11, 3:30p.m. SU 306. Subject: The ground and air strikes SBA 214: Oct. 11 & 16.3 :30-Sp.m.. 8:00p.m., Oct. 13. Opportunities in Accounting. were part of an Israeli drive to far in the five-day-old war, but SBA 217. Everyone welcome. Refreshments. there was no word on their DUPLICATE BRIDGE: Sponsored recover from the nation's most Girls are you looking tor "THE by the UConn Bridge Club - 7:30 serious military defeat, the loss losses. The general staff has said ONE?" Come hear how Candi found Thurs. rm 202 Commons. Novices, Outing club slide show on summer at least 150 Arab planes have him. Oct. 15, 7p.m. Shippee Hall (the single players welcome. Information, Indian Expedition Thurs., Oct. 11. to Egypt of the $240-million P't) call 429-1329. Engineering I rm. 207 , 7 :30p.m. Bar-Lev line of concrete and been downed. Hillei-Shabbat meal Friday at IHHMaVaiai^M S :15 p.m., make reservations by Thurs. all members welcome.

The Afro-American Cultural Center Presents: Georgia Georgia starring Diana Sands. SUB Oct. 12 at 8p.m. Admission is free. How you express yourself

Strakjht/Bi/Gay? Share your views on alternative life styles. Informal raps and discussion group every Sun at 7p.m. Women Center, Commons 31 2. depends upon your camera Women only.

Dialogue- Lonely? Need Help? Want to talk? Parsonal problems? Call Dialogue- your hotline- we listen. Anonymous- Confidential. Evenings 6 p.m.-2a.m., 429-6428.

Varsity Ski Team fall training daily at 6 :15p.m. in the field house.

"Real love is ceaseless self-offering and endless God-becoming." Sri Chinmoy meditation group. Every Wad. and Thurs. 7 :00p.m. SU 217.

ORCHESIS( Int. Modern Dance Club) Mon., 7-9p.m. Hawley Armory Dance Studio. Anyone welcome who has had experience.

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'olunteers wanted! Want to do some ood? Help people' Be available when someone needs you? Join "Dialogue" a telephone crisis intervention and referral center. Call Dialogue 429-6484 every night from 6p.m. until 2 a.m. Today almost everybody is getting into photography The whole F-1 system includes over 40 lenses and Praise the Lord! Charismatics / And it's not the snapshot variety People are doing Pentecostal*, the Spirit Is uniting us 200 accessories. Its capable of doing virtually for prayer / fellowship. Info, call Dan sports stories, nature stories, portraits—you may everything in photography So whatever idea you 429-6461 Rm.211 Fairfield. even have a friend who s doing photographs through have for a picture, the F-1 has the equipment to make Hillei Bus reservations to Hartford, a microscope Or a telescope sure you get it. Oct. 16, this week only. Speaking: Eli Wiese, "How to live in a world You also know that everybody has his own idea Because it was conceived from the beginning as a gone mad." about which camera is best That s why it's important system, it works as a system. All the elements are 'exism Workshop. 1 ) Explore our sex for you to know about the Canon F-1 Because its the quickly and easily interchangeable No matter which roles. 2) Examine boundaries we set system camera that s fast becoming the favorite of on ourselves/ others. Register lens or accessory you use with the F-1 body you won't Vggdrasil 486-4737. 4 Gilbert Rd. professionals And the new status symbol among have the feeling that something has been photography enthusiasts "tacked on." What's more the F-1 is comfortable to handle. Maryland's Years of research went into the design of the F-1 body and placement of controls so your fingers fall Garage, he. naturally into place You II appreciate this comfort Route 195 when you're on assignment. Its also an important Storr8, Connecticut thing to keep in mind if you re investing in a camera 1/4 MILE SOUTH OF you plan to keep a long time. INTERSCCTION OF Canon has been in the optics industry over 37 RT. 1»* AND 21 i years. We make microscope equipment, amateur and professional movie cameras and TV lenses. It's this experience that helps make our still cameras the best selling cameras in Japan In America, it's just a matter of time Wbrkts See your dealer for more information. He'll also show you Canon's other SLR cameras, like the FTb laqgm producer of and TLb, Both of which offer accurate metering, easy foaftrVhGel film loading, a wide range of lenses and the same standard of engineering that goes into the F-1. drive can. OFFERS EUROPEAN Canon DELIVERY Canon USA Inc 10 Nevada Drive lal-e Success NewVorh 11040 Canon USA Inc 45f Fullerton Avenue Elmhurst Illinois 60126 FOR INFORMATION Canon Optics & Business Machines Co . Inc 123 East Paularmo Avenue Costa Mesa California 92626 CALL 429-9688 Canon Optics K business Machines Canada, Ltd , Ontario Th«r«Uy, October 11, 1973 Connecticut Daily Cawpui Page 13 Classifieds

Rummage Sale: Hungarian Social LOST: Red garnet ring with gold Taking IA 237? Hard working? Then Found: Female Siamese Cat. Vicinity FOUND: Boy's wire rimmed glasses Club, Rt. 44, Warranville. Starting at band around Alsop A West Campus why not make your "A" as "THE Walden Apts. For Info: call at Registrars office In the Ad. 10a.m. Refreshments on sale. Please call Donna Albani Rm. 405, writer or editor for Company 6?" 429-6777. building Ext. 39.0 2. 429-2402". Reward. Equal Opportunity Employer. Call Stereo For Sale KLH 12 speakers; Jim 429-5081. For Sale: 1972 Honda CL-450 For Sale: 1963 Austin Healy 5000. new $500 used $200. Heathklt Lost: 4 keys on key chain. Call Phil Excellent Condition - 1C 00 miles, $250. Needs body work. Call AR-1S receiver new $600 used $275. 742-9793 or bring to CDC Office. LOST: Male German Sheperd, 8lack must sell. 429-4483. 642-7879 after 4p.m. Bill 429-1376. & Buff. Sept. 27, vicinity 1969 Sport Fury Plymouth, Power Huntinglodge Rd. Has two tags and 1971 Mercedes-Benz 41,000 miles, For Sale: 1969 Fiat Spyder Must sell: Pair EPI-50 linear speakers, steering and brakes. Tan, vinyl top. collar. Call 429-1645 after 5:00. full power. Good condition. Must be convertible (new top) excellent 2 months old. 5 year warranty, Good Condition $900. New exhaust seen. Priced reasonable. Call condition. Call 646-3495. $85.00. Call 456-0280 ask for Chad. system and brakes 40,000 miles. Call VW Camper. Pop-top, radio, new 429-6829 or 423-0293. 429-7767. tires, 2 8,000 miles. Excellent Lost: blue Mexican shawl in Arjona For Rent: Mobile Home-$90.00 mo. condition. Best offer over $2800. Size 7 1/2 Reiker buckle Ski Boots. 2 Bldg. Please return. Call 429-1828 5 min. walking distance - reflnlshed Lost a pair of brown glasses In red 429-1755. seasons old. Great condition Watson 5 20. fully furnished and clean. Available case. If found please call Lllla 429-9064, must sell! SIS. NOW! 487-0544. 429-6856. Emergency. FOR SALE: 1968 Cortina 4-door FREE! 2 gray tiger kittens: one male. Sedan, standard, new tires and snows, For Sale: 2 oversized 1 3 inch studded one female. Call Lisz 742-8836. For Sale: 1972 Honda CL-4S0, Male Graduate student seeks female excellent running condition. $400. snow tires. Ideal for Capri, $30, call Excellent Condition • 1,600 miles, to help with cooking in exchange for Call Steve 429-1729. 429-9064. Learn to handle life better with Scientology Communications Course. must sell, 429-4483. food. Call 487-0891. STEREO components, Sansui, 19 70 Monte Carlo, exceptionally well Theory and practical drills Roommate wanted $60/mo, own Roommate wanted- Female grad to Pioneer, Marantz, Oual, B.S.R., maintained throughout, low mileage. guaranteed increased ability in room, furnished, all utilities Incl, share with same. Own bedroom. 20 J.B.L., Teac, Tandberg, E.P.I., Red with black vinyl top and handling and originating walking distance from campus. Please min from campus. $75/mo. Heat Phillips, Crown, Phaselinear, etc. Big interior. $2200. Call 647-1500 or communication. If interested contact call 4 .-9-0 461. Included. Call after 6p.m. 742-6444. Savings, Nothing Fair traded. Call 643-7453. Hugh Franklin, Benden Hall 520. Call 429-9633. 429-2340. On Oct. 1 7 elect John Cloud to the Community Children's Center, KEYS LOST: On brown suade key Denim Jackets - jeans - shirts - Finance Committee. . LOST: Car Key In Jungle * area. Daycare, Spring Hill Rd., Mansfield case. Please call 742-8635. Reward. Harness Boots - English and Western has openings for 3-5 yrs. full or part To Hand. Rm. 118. riding clothes and tack for sale. Ride desperately needed to the time. 429-7171. FOR RENT: 2 bedroom apt. with Colonial Stables Rt. 44 Ashford. Delaware game - can leave Friday Will type anything. Free pickup and heat. 1 mile from campus call after after 12 noon. Will pay! Call Parents - Quality used children's delivery. $.50 a page. Call Dome 6:00p.m. 423-8271, For Sale: "65 Corvair - Convertible, 429-8041. clothing bought and sold on Mitchell collect: 1-643-0789. good running condition, new battery, consignment. YESTERDAY'S Wanted: A place to live. Call Holly 2 new tires, excellent for campus, FOR SALE: 1965 Olds. Good tires. CHILD, Main St., Coventry, 1 2-5p.m. Classic or Jazz Guitar taught 456-2473. clean interior. Call 429-6848. New starter. New battery, auto Monday - Saturday, 742-8917. privately by an experienced transm. Good condition, must sell. performance major from Hartt B.O. Dan 429-2800. Wanted: Babysitter for late afternoon College of Music. Call Ira. 429-1928. and evenings, Baxter Rd. Area. Work Study Secretary for Veterans' 429-0324. Experienced piano and organ Activities Center. Ability to type, file and do Instructor will teach beginners and general work. Call 486-2442. Must advanced students. Call 487-0890 ask FOUND In Wllllngton, black and tan Storrs Artists interested in a group Self Defense for women 8 sessions have Work Study Autorization. for Susan. German Shepard about 6 wks old - 2 project and/or individual contact. starting Oct. 11, 7p.m. Any women collars. Call 429-3920. Meeting of the Artists Collective. interested call the Women's Center, Roommate wanted: $50/mo., own Attention IA273 students. Company Any medium welcome. Thurs., Oct. 486-4738. bedroom. Please call 456-0121. Boycott THE GAME!! Boycott THE 11 needs the following help: 1) Mathematician / Statistician, 2) 11, 3p.m. at Inner College Trailer. • GAME!! Boycott THE GAME!!!! Bagel Brunch at Hillel - 12 noon Ride needed to NYC Oct. 12, Will typist, 3) writer. Please contact salesmen during rectuitment week or All welcome to the first meeting of Sunday Oct. 14. share cost of gas. Call 429-3101. Ask FOR SALE: Polaroid 103 Land by appointment. the Medieval Drama Society, Thurs., for Gall or Barbara. Please! camera and close-up lens, $25. Call Oct. 11, 7:30p.m. in Social Sciences Anyone interested in Pai Lum Kung 429-826 7 evenings. Fu meet at 7p.m., Mon, Oct. 15, SU Lost: On Oct. 8, possibly in PB 36, a 143. For Sale: 60 ft. housetraller, small blue Jeans Jacket "Levi for rm.209. furnished, 2 years old. $5000. Call Found: A pair of glasses near Union, Mansfield Tutorial-Meeting for all Gals." Please call Cindy: 429-1885. Mike. Rm. 207 at 429-2803. 9/29. Call 429-7222 and describe. Tregold tutors Thurs., Oct. 10 at TPU meeting, Oct. 15, 7p.m. in Rm. 6:00 inrm 209 SU. 105 School of Nursing. Program on Excellent Boarding Facilities for your Gypsy Culture and its implication; house. Private large clean stable, box Husky Scuba Club free swim for on nursing practice. STORE-HOURS stalls, pastures, trails and ring. members at Brundage Pool, Thurs. MON - WED & SAT Ashford, after 3 p.m., 4 29-7 788. night. 9:30-1 lp.m. Bring diving gear There will he a meeting for all those if you like. interested in Intercollegiate Bowling 8-6 'For Rent: Mobile Home-$90.00 mo. Mon., Oct. 15. SU 207, 7 :30p.m. or 5 min. walking distance - refinished Willi Tutorial Important meeting for call 4 29-0349. [THURS & FRI fully furnished and clean. Available all tutors, Thurs., Oct. 18, SU 101. I 8-8 NOW! 7p.m. Please come. Delta Sigma Pi- Rush meeting. All UNIVERSAL interested Business Men welcome. Thurs., Oct. 11.8 p.m., SBA 1 22.

UConn Judo Classes start Oct. 15, 9:30p.m., Hawley Armory. Advanced FOOD STORE We designed a Porsche £ Beginners. Open to everyone. DOG LANE Consciousness Raising- Any women interested in belonging to a young people could afford. Consciousness Raising Group, please come to an organizational meeting for new C-R groups on Oct. 15, at ST0RRS 7 :30p.m. in Commons 312.

Christian Science Org. will meet Thurs., Oct. 11 at 7 :00p.m. Memorial rm. of Community House. All are welcome.

Political Science Dept. Faculty-Student Mixer, Sunday. Oct. Welchade Grape Drink 14, 3 -6p.m. at UConn Skating Rink. Bring frisbees, footballs, etc. Beer L chips provided.

Hartford Tutorial begins its program 46 oz. can 3/51.00 The mid-engine Porsche 914 Sat., Oct. 13. All tutors meet your children at 11 a.m. in front of the SU. Juestions' Call Greg 429-2403. TED TRUDON The N«w Vocations Center is working to form a food coop and a weekend dining ftall cooperative. i PORSCHE I AUDI There will be a meeting Mon., Oct. 15. For info. time, place call Billy Route 83, Tolland Tnpk., Talcorrvill* 742-8836.

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Despite the to choose from, including Depth is an important factor strength of the UMass harriers, freshman standout John Scott, in any team sport, but depth is the Huskies should defeat the sophomore Bill Finlayson and the one quality that the UConn Minutemen, with or without senior Frrd Steigert, but the Cross-Country team may lack, as Cantin. man most likely to fill the gap is the most crucial portion of the The Oct. 16th meet against senior John Hunt. season draws near. Springfield College, the last dual Hunt did not compete It is difficult to imagine that meet of the season for UConn, against Vermont and Keene a team that has so devastating^ should also find the Huskies State, due to an academic destroyed its opponents, to heavily favored, regardless of commitment, but he was the establish a spotless 7-0 record, Cantin's status. Huskies fifth finisher in the could be concerned with depth; Providence meet and sixth man, However, the championship but the championship-minded the week prior, against Yale. Huskies may turn out to be one events begin Saturday, Oct. Hunt can't give the Harriers man short when the New 20th, with the Cod Fish Bowl, at the kind of performance a England title goes up for grabs, the five-mile Franklin Park well-conditioned Cantin could on Nov. 5th in Boston. course in Boston, and if Cantin's provide, but should Cantin The reason for the Huskies status is still in doubt, the continue to be slow in concern is the slow progress Huskies will need to identify his recovering from his injuries, being made by junior Bill replacement quickly, in order to Hunt's perormanccs may decide Cantin. Cantin, who won cop the New England title. whether the Huskies will once Peter Rice heads the ball away from a New Hampshire hooter in individual honors in the YanCon UConn head coach Bob again reign as New England last Saturday's soccer clash. The Huskies won their fifth straight championships a year ago, Kennedy has several candidates Cross-Country champions. game yesterday, defeating Wesley a n, 1-0. (Photo by Wesley Ihouin) injured his knee, prior to the beginning of the season, and was slow to return to form. He ran well in the Husky victory over third-ranked Providence College, Mets win pennant- O's tie series but came down with tendonitis and has not practiced since. UPI - Clcon Jones, the Shea Stadium into a frenzy, gave Kranepool. tie the American League Playoff Cantin did not participate in embodiment of his team's rags the Mets the championship Jones, a disappointment in series at two victories each. the Harriers victory over to riches season, keyed a series, three games to two, and the first half of the season but a Etchebarren. a veteran Vermont and Keene State last four-run fifth inning with a culminated an incredible season star during the stretch run lor catcher who complained during Saturday, and at this time, he is double and reliever Tug McGraw which saw the team rally from the East Division title, collected the regular season because he considered a doubtful put the finishing touches on one last place on Aug. 30 to win three hits, including the big fifth wasn't being used often enough , participant in this Saturday's of baseball's greatest comebacks their second pennant in five inning double, and also singled hit the first pitch to him by a contest against UMass. „ with a masterful ninth inning years. home the Mets' last run in the tiring Vida Blue in the seventh The always tough relief stint Wednesday to lead Oddly, it was four heroes sixth. for a three-run homer to tie the Minutemen will return, almost, the New York Mets to a 7-2 from the Mets' last pennant in Seaver, the Mets' No. I score at 4-4 and Grich, a slick intact, the squad that won the victory over the Cincinnati Reds 1969 who figured prominently pitcher all season and working fielding second baseman who hit YanCon title a year ago, and for the National League in Wednesday's victory - on three days rest for only the only 12 homers this year, hit a finished second to Northeastern Pennant. McGraw, Jones, Tom Seaver and seventh time, battled the Reds solo blast off Rollie Fingers in the New England The victory, which turned the last of the original Mets, Ed valiantly for 8 1-3 innings, Jackson took over in the allowing only seven hits, but had middle of the seventh when the to be bailed out of a ninth A's put the go-ahead run on inning jam by McGraw, who second on a single by Bert came on to retire Joe Morgan Campaneris and a sacrifice by and Dan Driessen in succession Joe Rudi. After Eddie Watt hit with the bases loaded. Bando. Jackson came on and Kranepool, subbing in the retired the next two batters to outfield for Rusty Staub who end the threat. After that the injured his right shoulder in only man to reach base on him Tuesday's game while making a was Rav Fosse. spectacular catch, also Baltimore's victory thus set contributed handsomely with a up Thursday's final game of the two-run single in the first inning. best-of-five Playoffs as the one LA at Oakland. 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The victory gave connecting on their long passing boomed it past Wesleyan goal UConn its fifth straight win after game and pressuring the Huskies keeper Jeff Van Nest. Last laugh. two losses and their fourth with fast breaks. Goalie Jon Demeter along By ART HORWITZ shutout of the season. •The visitors answered the with stellar play by defensive It was enough to make you chuckle. Enough to put a smirk on The Huskies utilizing a short pressure 17: 40 into the final half backs Phil Whitehead, Tom your face - almost enough to make you roll over and laugh your Shepard and Skip Schippers queued a previously hot shotting sides off. Wesleyan team that has averaged Here were seven football coaches, all brought together by an over two goals a game. annual press luncheon this past August in Boston, telling a Powerful ground gainers When the frustrated contingent of the press, athletic directors, and sports information Cardinals were able to gain directors how good their league was. possession they came back-with They emphasized the competitiveness, the talent, and the highlight weekend clash speed and aggressiveness taking a schedules as the primary ingredients that would make it great. It was compare rather favorably in the The Connecticut football number of shots on goal and seemingly absurd. team will attempt a feat at statistical department. keeping the Huskies defensively And you really could not blame someone for cracking a smile Delaware on Saturday which has Delaware's top runner, Blair on their heels. when he listened to the coaches talk. Afterall, this was the Yankee met with failure on four of five Caviness, has carried 89 times in Conference. The one that never rates on the American Broadcasting different occasions over the past five games for 629 yards and six With two minutes left in the Company (ABC) football preview shows. The one whose teams 16 years — winning four games scores. He averages 126 yards game Cardinal forward Carl Cavrell losing the ball on a rarely win against other outside opponents. in a row. per game. Right up there in the breakaway to Demeter barrelled Coach Larry Naviaux's rushing department is UConn's into the Husky Captain stopping Jaws of Awe Huskies whose four-game record Eric Torkclson with 102 carries action for five minutes. A is marred only by a season in but four games for 470 yards, But now it's October, and those smiles have transformed into an average of 117 yards per shaken Dememter resumed play dropped jaws of awe. Yes, Yankee Conference football has finally opening 22-20 loss to Lehigh must whip a very explosive outing, and three scores. gathering his fourth personal : tome of age. While Connecticut was shutout of the season. Sure, one always has to consider UMass, Boardwalk Bowl Delaware offense to turn the winning, 7-3, at home against The nationally, ranked winners last year, as the Conference pacesetter. Last fall, it was the trick. New Hampshire last week Huskies will play Providence only team that could win against the outside clubs. In five games, Delaware has averaged better than 500 yards Delaware enjoyed a 56-18 romp Saturday in a home affair at 3 This year, enter New Hampshire, and yes, UConn. against Baldwin- Wallace p.m. The Wildcats topped perennial Ivy League power Dartmouth, per game. Coach Tubby 10-9 while UConn embarasscd Yale, 27-13. Raymond's crew's "rebuilding" year has produced an awesome 374.6 yards on the ground and Safe Bet 132 over the aerial route. These It is safe to say that the Yankee Conference has slipped past the accomplishments carried the The UConn Ski Club Ivies. Its teams have beaten Yale, Dartmouth and tied Brown, while Blue Hens to the top in the Pennsylvania, Columbia and Princeton would probably get a tough nation's college division game from even the University of Vermont. statistical column in rushing and Part of the secret is in scheduling. Not too many teams would in scoring (46.2 points per Has Just Ordered Snow; dream of adding Delaware, the top small college football team in the game), nation for the past three years to its slate. UConn did. It also faces The 1972 Connecticut team We How Need Tke Skiers. Lehigh, Holy Cross and Rutgers. Top notch Eastern competition. went through five, undefeated The Ivy League is year-in and year-out contented to play its games to close out the 5-3-1, lackluster schedule. Its main problem is that it schedules just nine recordwise, season. But the second of these was a 3-3 tie First Meeting: 8 with Massachusetts. The three-game streak established Thursday, October 11, Student Union Turn down Rose Bowlers after that tie and the '72 season opening victory, 7-0, over Room 102, 7:00 P.M. Take Yale. A few years ago, Stanford University in California, a Vermont set the only 4-game team that's won two Rose Bowls in four years, was willing to come win streak during the period. to Yale Bowl and play the Bulldogs. But in order to do so, Yale Three-game streaks were set would have to open its season a week earlier and as a consequence, during a 5.4 year in i960 begin practicing before its colleagues. The other seven teams in the (stoppecj by New Hampshire, Ivy helped kill the idea. j 7.9) and ;n a year-ending 1959 REMEMBER Its for these kinds of reasons that the Ivies are slipping. splurge which produced a 6-3 The Yankee Conference, meanwhile, has been enthusiastic about record That one was checked in the scheduling of out-of-conference teams. , Vermont and ^ ,&Q season opencr won by Massachusetts opened their seasons Sept. 8, three weeks before the , ., - This Year Like Last,

Ivy League and the same time as the Big 10, Pacific 8, and a few ^ season before that, others. , , .. _, 1958, saw the UConns run three Though it still has problems with scholarship allotments, Yan ^ rQw twke Sandwiched m "For A Husky Time Con football seems destined to stay. Destined to improve and grow. bctwecn tnese was 28-0 loss to Next August, when the coaches get together for their annual Dc,aware during a 7.3 season. talk and luncheon, there should be a few more straight faces Saturday's contest, listed as Ski With UConn." amongst the press corps. Homecoming at Delaware, pairs The YanCon has had the last laugh...for now. a couple of teams ^hich

Honors earned The University of Hertford Concert Committee Presents by footballers in EC AC, YanCon The accolades for DAVE MASON Connecticut soph Rich Fenton are beginning to pile in. The Husky free safety was selected to this week's Eastern in concert with Collegiate Athletic Association (ECAC) first team following his three interceptions against New Hampshire, setting a new single game UConn record. Fenton was LABELLE also credited with 11 tackles. Fenton was not slighted in the Conference ratings either. Special Guest His performance earned him the top YanCon defensive player of the week. Runningback Ray Jackson, Oct. 21 7:30PM Sunday and middle defensive guard Joe Cor bo were cited by the ECAC pickers, receiving honorable All Tickets $5.00 mention. Jackson scored the lone Husky touchdown on a 30 yard run, while Corbo was credited with three fumble Tickets Available recoveries, despite being double teamed throughout most of the Lasalle Music, West Htfd Center; Looge Bishops Corner; Sticky Fingers, Htfd; UFO, Htfd; and on campus game. Jackson also was named to the YanCon honorable 200 Bloomfield Ave, in The Gengras Student Union 10:00 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mark Twain Commons 5 to 7 p.m. mention list.