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Volume LXXXIII No. 115 STORRS, CONNECTICUT Friday, April 18,1980 Military force next step Carter imposes new sanctions on Iran WASHINGTON (UPI) — himself has made, though United States to anyone in soon, the United States will Portugal Thursday President Carter Thursday administration officials have Iran, except for news proceed with other imposed a total trade banned travel and money said repeatedly that a organizations. measures." he said, embargo on Iran—the transfers to Iran, barred blockade and other steps are In addition, he said, all including a ban on the little strongest step yet by an imports of Iranian products being considered. imports from Iran will be food and medicine now American ally to press for and said if such steps do not Carter did not say when he barred, and American travel exported to Tehran and the release of the 50 free the hostages he foresees might make a military move. to Iran—again except for cutting off Iran's access to American hostages in "some sort of military But when asked whether the journalists—will be international communica- Tehran. action." United States would be forbidden. tions facilities. In Strasbourgh. France, satisfied if Iran's The president called on "If this additional set of the European parliament Carter also said he will ask Revolutionary Council the media "to minimize as sanctions that I have called on its nine member Congress for power to use considers the hostage severely as possible their described to you today and countries to break diplomatic the $8 billion in Iranian question in July, he replied: presence and activities in the concerted actions of our relations with Tehran and assets America has in its "I would think that would be Iran." allies is not successful." take "all necessary and banks to compensate an excessive amount of time Carter said, "then the only possible measures" until the families of the 50 American for us to wait." He said military next step available that I can hostages are freed. hostages and pay other equipment Iran had ordered see would be some sort of claims against Tehran. For now. Carter told a will be offered for sale to military action, which is the The parliament's vote, The statement was the televised news conference, other buyers. prerogative and the right of however, is not binding on strongest threat of military he is prohibiting all financial "If a constructive Iranian the United States under the nine European Economic action that the president transfers from anyone in the response is not forthcoming these circumstances." Community countries 168 hours logged so far in Bike-a-thon By NANCY AMOLS The residents of Jefferson House in Towers completed their 168th consecutive hour of bicycling Thursday, raising an estimated $2500 in the Third Annual Muscular Dystrophy Association Bike-A-Thon. The bike-a-thon began last Thursday. The residents involved took turns bicycling around campus, but on the last lap they joined in together, along wifh some joggers, according to Jefferson resident Liz Westberry. "We had to brave some rough weather, especially two days of rain, but we never even missed an hour. Everyone did their part," Westberry said. Westberry said they exceeded their goal, which was last year's total of $2300. She said most area merchants and students were generous in their pledges. The Jefferson residents are hoping to eventually make the bike-a-thon campus-wide, since other dorms have also expressed interest. "They're a lot of fun, and we've been really successful with Jefferson House residents jog and bicycle as a group in the last lap ol their 168-hour Bike- them so far," Westberry said. a-thon Thursday (photo by Neiman). Local pacifist group, House approves $13.3 million officer debate draft in funds for draft registration By LESLIE FINKELSTEIN increase our security, it WASHINGTON (UPI)—The House Appro- The Senate is waiting for the House to act on The return of a mandatory increases terror." We can priations Committee Thursday approved $13.3 the bill before taking any action. military draft was debated increase our defense "not by million to fund President Carter's draft Carter announced plans for draft registra- Thursday night by Carl building up weapons, but by registration plan.for young men, giving the tion on Feb. 8. saying it was needed in light of Conetta of the Storrs engaging in activities like controversial measure a new push. the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. Community Against the the SALT talks." he said. He proposed that young women also be Draft and Major Gerald Conetta said if the draft The bill, which now goes to the House floor, registered, but the Appropriations Committee Stratton of the U.S. Army is reinstated, women should had been stalled for more than a month due to bill provides only enough money to register Reserves. not be included because congressional budget problems. Backers men. Conetta called "the government should be feared the delay would give opponents time to Under Carter's plan. 19 and 20-year-old men conscription "involuntary held down to a bare build their case. would be required to fill out registration cards servitude" and said there minimum of draftees." Carter already has power to register men for at their local post offices and mail them to the would not be any advantage Stratton called the draft the draft, but has put off issuing the order Selective Service. to reinstating the draft. "unfortunate." but said until Congress provides money to implement Registration would provide a pool of 4 "The draft would not create "it's a reality we have, to the process. million men, from which military officials a free, just and peaceful face." He argued, "it would The vote in the Appropriations Committee could draft the estimated 650,00 needed world," he said. take six weeks to three was close—26-23—and the bill is expected to during a national emergency. He said increasing our months to complete encounter strong opposition on the House Carter also wants to begin registration of arsenal of weapons "doesn't SEE PAGE 4 floor. 18-vear-olds next vear. Egypt's ambassador discusses WEEKENDER threats to Mideast peace p. 5. p. 3. Page 2 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday, April 18, 1980 Letters to the editor with Copernicus. Kepler. Galileo. By proposing a registration for the Faraday. Pascal. Robert Boyle and Proposed registration draft and increasing the military Arguments against James Maxwell, not only possessed budget, the U.S. is in effect the desire to advance science, but for draft criticized preparing for a war. organized religion also had in common a professing War and death are practically faith in Jesus Christ. as act of hypocrisy synonymous. I condemn the Soviet not effective How can anybody claim that God Union for its intervention and killing To the editor: To the editor: and science do not mix when each of In response to an April 10 letter to and I condemn the United States for This letter is a belated response to preparing to do the same. the fathers of science previously the editor by Douglas Fiflglcs, I Steve Straight's April 3 column, mentioned had a relationship with We are at this moment would like to point out some basic "No. it's not the Avon Lady." the resurrected Lord Himself? Each dangerously close to an unnecessary fallacies contained within the letter. I do not much care for the door-to- of these men recognized that their war. It is the responsibility of those pertaining to the proposed door approach of selling. But if the God was logical and had created a who see this unnecessary trend registration for the draft. Also. I have Campus Crusade for Christ feels that cause-effect world. written to interject some of my own toward increased militarism and a is the only way. they should do it. In a possible war to inform those of us With this attitude they were able to thoughts about this very important free country, they have the right, discover the physical laws of the issue. who do not: and to protest this move much the same as you have the right toward war as much as possible. universe that God had set in motion. Mr. Fingles says. "As tar as I can to write your column "refuting" their The Chinese and Egyptians believed tell, there is no legislation in the Ben Kowalsky argument. Storrs Community Against the Draft in a random universe, therefore they works for reviving the draft. The only As for directing your own life, saw no reason in investigating their draft-related issue is registration." again. I am with you all the way; but world. This resulted in an inhibited History has shown us that haven't you ever needed a little help advancement of technology. registration in the past has been Draft protest indicates getting things into perspective? I Charles Darwin, who considered followed by a draft and eventually by have heard all the arguments against Newton to have possessed the a war. Under this premise. I contend lack of judgment "organized religion." and I still have highest human intellect ever, denied that registration tor the dratt is both not heard one that challenges the Newton's God. Newton. after a prelude to an actual dratt and a good reasons for going to church. conducting his own personal preparation tor war. To the editor: I believe God gives each of us a investigation, had no problems Referring to the Soviet Congratulations are due to package, with good points and bad seeing that Jesus Christ is the Truth. intervention in Afghanistan. Mr. Douglas Fingles. It seems to me that points, and we are obliged to do what Why did Darwin? Fingles goes on to say. '*. . . why people arc confusing the terms we can with what we've got. I also Darwin did not investigate. As can't we help people retain their believe that He gave us "organized great as he was. he did not adhere to country'.'" "draft registration" and "draft legislation." religion" as an easy means of the scientific method of thought How is registration for the draft in expressing our gratitude and love for when considering Jesus Christ. He this country going to enable any Him. as well as to spiritually educate concluded without first examining The proposed legislation is the people in any country to "retain their ourselves to His way. the evidence. For this reason his country"? I fear that global polities registration, not the draft. Mr. We can learn how to develop the conclusions concerning Jesus Christ and the events that led to this Fingles made several good points regarding this situation and the talents He gave us (like your writing. cannot be taken very seriously, intervention by the Soviet Union are despite his great intelligence. misplacement of values and lack of Mr. Straight), and to use them in the not as simple as Mr. Fingles would Jesus does not want converts: he judgment. I don't understand, and I best way possible. It is not difficult or like to believe. wants disciples who have made a find it sad that any person, much less inconvenient to spend an hour or two careful and knowledgeable decision. Should the United States send an American, is willing to ignore in church on Sunday morning, so When are we going to stop making armed combat troops to Afghanistan Afghanistan and the implications people who say it is a waste of time, blind decisions and begin to make to help the rebels overthrow the thereof. Ignoring reality, especially or that they don't believe in it. are thorough investigations. It is about Soviet-installed government, it would one of malevolence, is not the copping out. not only to themselves, time to toughen our minds and open be a hypocritical act in that the solution. It doesn't matter if you arc but to God. our hearts. United States would be intervening the leader of the free world or some Allan D. Johnson to stop an intervention. Isn't a uninvolved onlooker. Basic, humane Gregory P. Gardener military intervention what the United instincts should dictate that the God and science: States so vehemently opposes in Afghan situation is wrong and the Afghanistan'.' Do two wrongs equal a Soviets are at fault. Letters policy right, or. put in other words. arc- hand in hand I hope we haven't sunk to such a United States interventions Letters to the editor must be low level that we no longer care for acceptable while Soviet interventions through the ages dated, and must include the name, human life. I know I haven't. The are not? I fail toscethc logic behind address, and telephone rumber of anti-draft demonstrators speak of an To the editor: this prevailing thought pattern. the author for verification pur- "imperialist war" and a war for,the Recently an editorial appeared in poses. Students are asked to Mr. Fingles then savs. "... To oil companies. I speak of a sad state this newspaper that was titled. "God include their semester standing. me death is death, and we should do of affairs that deserves a serious and and science don't mix." This Authors' names will be withheld our best to prevent it." I cannot humane reaction. Let's not be so self- statement was set forth very boldly on request. agree more with this statement, but seeking and defend that which is but was supported very weakly—if at Letters must not exceed 250 using this ideology to justify right, even if it hurts a little. all. words and must be typewritten registration for the draft is an William Thompson Isaac Newton. perhaps the and double spaced. absurd contradiction. McMahon Hall greatest scientific mind ever, along Staff DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Ken Koepper. editor In chief, Dan Alexander, managing editor, Graeme Brown, business manager. ITS A GOOD turn TO FEMEMBEK. FOR EVERY COPY Doug Fisher, Lisa Stanza, Kim HELP, CAMPERS. 50 IF SOU?, ZEKE BRENNER U1ILL Harrison, news editors, Julie Lipkin, HOU MAYBE Z%- YOU DI6 DUKE THE LUAY BE DONATING A SHARE OF senior writer HELLO. 816 A THERE'S i DO. GET ON DOWN TO l*- HIS ROYALTIES TO FUND AN MARVELOUS Charge Vachris, Kevin Hutson, YOJRL^OOKSTORE AND PICK SHARE* NOTMUCH sports editors. 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By PHIL FORZLEY According to Basheer. agree on one." Israel will Problems in Egyptian President Anwar negotiate with the communications between the Sadat has granted asylum to Palestinians but not with United States and other deposed shah Mohammed the Palestinian Liberation countries arise from the Reza Pahlavi because Organization, whom the frequent changes of Pahlavi helped Egypt during Israelis feel are intent on leadership in America, past revolutionary periods. Israeli destruction. Basheer making advances difficult, He said the most difficult said. according to Egyptian part of solving the Arab- Basheer said solving the ambassador Tahseen Israeli conflict is that Middle East conflict is taking Basheer. who spoke to 35 "everyone has a solution, a long time because "the people here Thursday night. but the two sides cannot Egyptians and Israelis have a fear of peace, as they arc afraid they will corrupt each UConn symbol boasts other's ways." "Peace is a struggle of first 100 years because neither side will Egyptian ambassador Tahaseen Basheer (photo by agree to terms where Strieker). By PAULA TABAKA according to a University guarantees cannot be made, As UConn approaches its spokesman. The sale of so the majority of people are 100th birthday. the Centennial items will cover willing to choose war." he Bloodmobile exceeds goal Centennial symbol will be the costs. said. seen more often by people Items such as Centennial Noting problems within associated with the with 1485 pints of blood bumper stickers are to go on the Arab states. Basheer University. sale next week. said the Palestinians and By LISA STENZA The symbol was developed Arabs are not granted equal The Mansfield branch Bloodmobile of the American Red by Mike Byrne in a national rights because of Cross concluded a four-day visit to UConn Thursday, raising competition sponsored by religious differences. In 1485 pints of blood and surpassing their goal of 1280 pints, University Publications addition, the Palestinians according to a spokeswoman. which ended last semester. themselves are divided and Mrs. Edward Gant, co-chairman of the Mansfield Branch The Centennial symbol are not viewed as a national Bloodmobile, said 43,303 pints have been collected by the will be used on such items as Mansfield branch in 30 years of service. entity, he said. dccals. bumper stickers, The UConn goal was 320 pints per day. 330 pints were stationery and colloquium Discussing other collected Monday, 390 Tuesday, 400 Wednesday, and 365 announcements, as well as international relations. Thursday. on the 1980-81 catalog of Basheer said that "the "We owe this to the extreme generosity of the student body courses and course revision Middle East is seen as being and the University," Mrs. Gant said. booklet. tanks of oil. and people are Blood is free to anyone in a Connecticut hospital, she said, The cost to the University not taken into account." He and a Connecticut resident in an out-of-state hospital can also for the symbol will be said other countries want all receive free blood. In some other states, however, the cost of nothing, except for the $25 the oil they can buy from the one pint of blood can run as high as $75, Mrs. Gant explained. prize money awarded to IK? Middle East, but do not take She said donors in other states are paid and recipients are Byrne for ihc idea. The rest into consideration what will charged. <>l the Centennial advertising happen in the future when All blood in Connecticut is collected through the Red Cross, will be "self-supporting.*" I Conn's Centennial symbol oil supplies become low. she said. [ATTENTION COLLEGE STUDENTS!

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I Page 4 jhe Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday, April 18,1980 Driscoll accepts Co-op Board's Sociology professor: Women settle for less ruling of his ineligibility By FLORE MEDOR By CHERYL YOST elections. He was he is employed by the The average salary of a woman with a college degree is What was originally determined ineligible University is more consistent about the same as the salary of a male high school dropout, designated as a special because of the possibility his with the intent of the by-law according to Jean Lipman-Blumen, a visiting professor of meeting of the Co-op Board position with FSSO classified provision as I understand sociology who spoke to an audience of about 25 people at of Directors for Co-op him as a University it." UConn, Thursday night. members to voice their employee. Cavanagh said while Lipman-Blumen's speech was jointly sponsored by the opionions on Alan T. At the special meeting, Driscoll is not paid directly Women's Studies Program and the Department of Driscoll's eligibility to run for which was prompted by a by the University, but by Sociology. It was the fifth lecture in a series of speeches the alumni position on the petition circulated by the FSSO funds, the president of dealing with public policy implications of the women's board turned into a 15- CCR. a letter from trie Co- the University supervises the movement. minute discussion during op's legal counsel was said funds. According to Lipman-Blumen, too many women settle which the issue faded and to be the basis of the earlier Steve Merlino. CCR into traditional "feminine" occupations such as typing or died last night. decision to disqualify member, serving as teaching. Not enough women enter the vocational field Driscoll. the director of Driscoll. spokesman for the absent because women usually do not have the opportunity to Research and Development Attorney Robert F. Driscoll. said Driscoll will attend graduate school, she said, and most women choose for FSSO. petitioned as a Cavanagh said in a letter accept the nominations an undergraduate degree. Committee for Co-op Reform that while it is up to the committee's decision. (CCR) candidate to be put on board and the nominations However. Merlino said, the official ballot for last committee to decide. "I the board should consider FSSO officers take over week's Co-op board believe the conclusion that clarifying the definitions of all the positions on the By DOUG FISHER board. The new Federation of Students and Service Silver recycling unit According to Mort Tenzer. Organizations (FSSO) Central Committee officially took chairman of the board's office at 3:39 p.m. Wednesday, after the old committee recovers money nominations and elections unanimously accepted the results of last week's elections. committee, the committee Steve Pranger. the elections committee chairman, said By DIANE SPIEGEL did not try to deny Driscoll there was a 23 percent turnout of students in the electons In times of increasing inflation, the UConn Photography his rights and considered and no one contested the results within the 48-hour grace Department is doing its share to help alleviate the problem running him for a University period. with its "Silver Recovery Unit" which collects photographic employee slot, but his silver for recycling. petition for nomination was David C. Kelly, associate professor of art, started the plan already marked for the draft at the beginning of this semester. When silver reached $49 an alumni position. Earlier last night the FROM PAGE ONE Pearl, member of the ounce in January, Kelly decided the department couldn't Connecticut Permanent afford not to try a recovery unit. board held a regular meeting registration." He said if we Commission on the Status of "It's really just an experiment to see the value," Kelly said. approving a $1,290,000 had to mobilize quickly, this operating budget for 1980- Women, discussing women He also sent a formal suggestion encouraging the state to pre-war draft would save a in the military. sponsor units statewide. 81. with an anticipated loss lot of time. Pearl said she supports The electrolyte unit in the photography department was of $46,000 because of the Stratton said he supports drafting women because installed by Eastern Enterprises, a New Jersey firm with a new Co-op building. the Equal Rights local outlet that monitors the unit. The company will take a In other business, the Amendments (ERA) but also "the pool of draft-age men is percentage of the silver yield. No figures are available yet board voted to accept a said he is not yet ready to going to decrease in the next because the first collection has not been made. proposal by National, a accept "women in decade." She said drafting The silver that accumulates from film processing can be school supply company, to foxholes." women would also be a big SEE PAGE 8 establish a scholarship. Also speaking was Helen help in ratifying the ERA. ALL YOU CAN EAT FOR $1.50 PANCAKE BREAKFAST THE AFRO-AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTER April 20,1980 IS SEEKING PERSONS INTERESTED WRIGHTA IN SERVING ON THE FOLLOWING COMMITTEES: 10AM-2:00PM YOUR CHOICE OF- Plain, Blueberry, or Apple LECTURE COMMITTEE Coffee. Tea, MilkorO.J. MOVIE AND FILM COMMITTEE You should'a called CIEE CONCERT AND PERFORMING ARTS COMITTEE SPECIAL EVENTS COMMITTEE

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By CARL GLENDENING exceptions for the shop. Andy's operation is a Each year, at exactly 6 handicapped, must buy a throwback to the good old a.m. on the third Saturday of state fishing license and days when you got your April. Connecticut's lakes, wear it on his outside worms in an old coffee can. rivers and brooks are clothing. Too often you can find barraged with just about And if you go to a tackle yourself paying more than a every conceivable bait to store or a town hall carrying dollar for a do/en night catch trout. the exact change for the crawlers in some of the bait Whether it's a Mepps amount on last year's shops along the Farmington spinner, dry flies. Al's license, you'll be River. The worms will come Goldfish, salmon eggs, disappointed. Since last with a tablespoon of dirt in worms, shiners, or corn, October, the price for a the same sort of container everyone who comes out to fishing license has risen you would buy cole slaw in fish on the opening day of from $4.35 to $5. Until then, from a supermarket deli Connecticut's fishing season the state got $4 and the department. has his own fool-proof towns 35 cents. Now the Andy is the only person in method of catching that towns get a full dollar. If you the area who stays open year trophy-sized fish. hunt too. you can save some round. He keeps his shiners But before you go out to money by buying a in two old bathtubs by catch your limit of five trout combination hunting, circulating water through (chances are you won't), trapping and fishing license them. When he has time. there are a few things you for $7. Nasansky • will seine the should do. Just like preparing income Connecticut and Thames You don't want to end up tax returns and Christmas Rivers for shiners and pick bringing your line in by hand shopping, buying a fishing his own worms. When he after your first cast because license is something usually can't do that, he has to buy it's turned into the dreaded put off until the last minute. his bait from a wholesaler in "bird's nest" or because the The heaviest traffic in town Springfield. gears in your reel jam since halls throughout the state is This year he figures to sell they haven't been oiled in this week, especially today. night crawlers for about 85 years. So. if you haven't Mansfield Town Clerk cents a dozen and shiners for already oiled your reel, take Madelyn Eremita said the $1 a dozen. The buek-a- Steve Moreno tries his lack on the Fenton River late last a few minutes to do that. town hall will be open until 8 dozen price is for small spring [photo by Loflnk]. And while you're at it. you p.m. tonight to shiners. He sells them in rivers and streams, which wherever you arc going might as well hang a dead accommodate late- three sizes. are stocked with brook, EARLY. Chances arc. by 5 weight or a practice plug on registering fishermen. The "Everyone has their own rainbow, and brown troul a.m. and earlier, most of the your line and cast a few town hall is on 4 S. Eagleville bait for trout fishing." he from the three Connecticut choice pools will be taken by times in an open space. Rd.. just past E. 0. Smith said. "Some will swear by state hatcheries. If you're the old-timers. A rock One hint—if you are going High School. shiners, others by worms. lucky, you may catch the sticking out into a river near to practice casting before And while you're down in Every once in a while, occasional golden rainbow or the edge of a strong current tomorrow, don't do it in any that part of Storrs. you may someone who has sworn by big breeders they stock. and pools at the bottom of of the rivers or streams as well go a little further nightcrawlers will come in The Fenton River. falls arc ideal spots to drop a around here. Chances are down route 195 and get some after they've seen someone Natchaug River, and Mt. line. there is a state game warden live bait, if you don't use next to them catch their limit Hope Brook are all a shon just around the bend and he lures or fly fish. Bob's Bait on shiners and they'll switch drive distance from campus. And if the troui arcn'i probably won't buy your Shop is located on Hanks Hill to shiners." If you arc a fly fishing biting and you're hungry. story, even if you are casting Road. You'll see the sign for "They aren't always so enthusiast, there is the there's bound to be a with a lump of coal. Week's Trailer Park. Turn lucky afterwards, either." Willimantic River, where the fishermen's breakfast in the While we're on the subject left and go about a mile and Nasansky said. no-kill concept is used. In center of almost any town in of game wardens, it's a a half until you see the live Now that you know how to most sections of the river, the state that happens to be pretty good idea to have your bait sign on a big yellow prepare for opening day. you only fly fishing is allowed near a lake or stream. Either fishing license before you barn. may also want to know where and all trout must be way. don't be disappointed, leave. State law requires that Andy Nasansky runs the to- fish around here. The returned to the river. you can always try again everyone over 16. with shop, 'which isn't really a Mansfield area has several One last hint is to get next weekend.

. The Natchaug River at Diana's Pool in nearby Chaplin [left] and Bob's Bait Shop [right! on Hanks Hill Road in Storrs [photos by Loflnk]. WEEKEND CALENDAR "Eyes of Laura Mars " and Dara Blackstone and Ihe UConn Society's Jillson House Museum. Friday 18 "Electric Horseman." 7:30 p.m. Camerata Singers: In concert. 3 Willimantic. Free. and 9:.10 p.m. Cinestudio at p.m. Storrs Congregational Art Exhibit: "Connecticut and "Casablanca." Humphrey Bogarl. Trinity College, Hartford. $2. or Church. American Impressionism: The Ingricl Bergman. Claude Rains. $1.50 with any student ID. Country Silo: Prana. Artist and the Landscape." and Pcler Lorre, Sydney Greenslreel. "Is Paris Burning?" Kirk "The Idyllic Land: Italian Themes in Northern Prints of the 17th and 7 and 9 p.m. Life Sciences 154. Douglas. Orson Welles. 11:30 Hufspktui Vxqtul raw $1.50. p.m. TV channel 3. 18th Centuries." William Benton Bcai ihe Devil." Humphrey Styx: On the WHUS Unnamed Museum. Mon. through Sat.. 10 Bogarl, Peter Lorre. Dir. by John Special. 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. a.m. to 4 p.m.: Sun. 1 p.m. to 5 Huston, script written by Truman Lacrosse: UConn men vs. p.m. Capote. N p.m. Von dcr Mchdeji Vermont. 2 p.m. Gardner Dow Recital Hall. $2. "My Brilliant Career." Field. Wadsworth Athencum Cinema. Sea of Grass." Spencer Tracy. Hockey: Stanley Cup playoff Hartford. Katharine Hepburn. -4 p.m. TV i-ame. H p.m. TV channel 38. channel 30. Country Silo: Southpaw. "Being There." Showcase "NiRht People." Gregory Peck. Shaboo: Edgar Winter. $5 Cinemas. East Hartford. 4:20 a.m. (Saturday) TV channel advance, $5.50 at the door. "Little Darlings." Showcase. 22. "The Black Stallion." Showcase. "The Persecution." Dramatic Arts "ffolkes." Showcase. production. 8:15 p.m. Through "Norma Rae." Showcase. Sunda\ in the MobiusTheater. $2. Sunday 20 "All That Jazz." Showcase. "Eye* of Laura Mars" and "The Rose." Vcrnon Cine. "Electric Horseman." 7:30 p.m. "The SlinR." Robert Redford. Vcrnon. and 9:30 p.m. Cinestudio at "Hero at Large." Vernon Cine. Trinity College. 500 Summit St.. Paul Newman. 8 p.m. TV channel Hartford. $2. or $1.50 with any 8. "The Jerk." Poor Richard's Pub ■student ID. "Celine and Julie Go Boating." and Cinema. East Hartford: Baseball: UConn vs. Cinestudio at Trinity College. College Twin. Storrs. Northeastern. .1 p.m. Also on Hartford. "The Changeling." UA Theaters WHUS. Jonathan Edwards: Free concert East. Manchester. Softball: UConn women vs. in Bushnell Park. Hartford. With "1941" and "More American Southern Conn. Doubleheader. 2 Fountainhead. 2 p.m. to6 p.m. mmwBBsmH Graffiti." Mansfield Drive-In. m. p.m. Chuck Mangione: In concert at Willimantic. Country Silo: Southpaw. Jorgensen Auditorium. 8:15 p.m. "Lady and The Tramp." College Shaboo: Edgar Winter. $5 in Baseball: UConn vs. Siena. Twin. advance, $5.50 at the door. Doubleheader. I p.m. Also on Ongoing Anonymous Pub: Side Pocket. WHUS. Graduating Seniors Art Exhibit: In BYOB. Baseball: Boston Red Sox vs. Texas Rangers. 2 p.m. TV Jorgensen Gallery through May 7. Weather channels b. 38. Mon. to Fri.. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.. Basketball: NBA playoff games. I Sat. and Sun. 1 p.m. to5 p.m. Saturday 19 Partly cloudy Friday. Highs p.m. and 3:30 p.m. TV channel 3. History Exhibit: Thread City: Its around 60. Fair Friday night. Lows "Coma." Genevieve Bujold. 7, 9 Faculty Recital: Mary Collier. Workers and Their Mills.*' Photo in the 30s. Mostly sunny Saturday and II p.m. Life Sciences 154. soprano. 8:15 p.m. St. Mark's and oral history exhibit. Through with highs in the low 60s. $1.50. Chapel. May 17 at the Windham Historical

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Hours Security in the Middle East: An can be yours if you sublet at Walden To the persor^jn the Jungle who found 2-10. For an interview call 527-9231 Egyptian View." By Tanseen Basheer CASABLANCA with Humphrey this summer, pool, AC, option for Joannne's ID at a basketball game- E.O.E. HW2 visiting fellow, Harvard University. Bogart. A classic romance with for- Thursday April 17. 3:30 pm. SU room Fall, negotiable 429-2354. Keep try- Please call me so I can pick it up. P18 eign intrigue at LS 154 Friday, April 216. A17 ing. Ask for Ray FR25 18, 7 and 9 pm. E18 Counselors: Co-ed children's cam0 Can you canoe? & are you ready to N.E. Penna. 6/21-8/21. Group lead- Apartment to sublet beginning in fish, fish, Paul and John P. 2:00 in 1980 Grads—All seniors who are Hospitals will never be the same after ers (23|), Swim (W.S.I.), Tennis, May. $100/mon*h - no security. participating in commencement exer- front of SU. Be equipped with drugs, seeing "COMA" Saturday, April 19. Bymnastics, Waterski, Team Sports, Norwegian V" .J. Contact Ric Jeor- food, poles, druqs, etc. P18 cises & who have ordered a cap & 7,9,11 $1.50 LS 154. A movie you will Head Drama, Fine Arts, Woodwork- ziewski, 875-1499. 2 more openings gown may pick up tickets, announce- NEVER forgetll E18 ing, Photo, Yoga. ON CAMPUS Mid May — Choose own roomales. ments & commencement instructions Pat, INTERVIEWS ARRANGED. CAMP FR18 Happy birthday to You, ALL YOU CAN EAT—Pancake break- WA.y'NE. 12 AllevardSt., Lido Beach, at the registrar's office, rm 140-Budds Female roommate: Summer sublet, Building starting Monday, April 21 — Happy birthday to You, fast. Sunday, April 20,10am -2pm, at NY. 11561 (Include phone #) HW18 fall option. Includes heat, hotwater. week of May 12. A23 Happy birthday to You, Wright A. Your choice of plain, dishwasher, swimming pool. $85/mo. Happy birthday to You! blueberry or apple and beverage. E18 CRUISESHIPS!/Sailing Expeo': Walden apts. 429-2203 or 688-2974. Get the message? (From all of us) P18 tions!/Sailing Camps. No experi- Wheelchair Relay Race: You've watch FR,8 COME to Batterson D's annual ence. Good Pay. Summer. Career. ed your favorite compete on their turf, Happy Birthday Diz: BULLWINKLE FRATS WEEKEND JiOTDOQI Nationwide, Worldwidel Send come watch them on ours. 4/21, 2:30 Summer sublet—Woodhaven Apts — told Jimmy that you were LOOSE; but 2 HAMBURGER SALEI Saturday, $4.95 for Application/Info/Refer- from Commons. Raindate 4/22-2:30. bedroom, 2 miles from campus, heat Catman said you were AWESOME: & no April 19, 12:00 • 6:00 pm Meet the rals to CRUISEWORLD 145 Box All Allied Health Students, Faculty & ' water included, balcony, Ambrosia thinks yoJ*re WICKED and infamous Twilight Zonal I E18 60129, Sacramento, CA 95860 Slaff are invited to attend a Spring SUNNY exposure. POOL rights Rent we think you're THE BEST —The Semi-formal. Band, mixers, munchies REASONABLE and negotiable. Call Bowling Club. P18 provided, BYOB. Friday, April 25, 429-2494. FR22 GET REFRESHED! Hanks B Snow Three positions available for Fall Cone Sale! Grape and Orange. Sun., 9:00pm to 1:30 am — Buckley Hall. Hey, you know it's your birthday! Semester. (Earlier starting date for A21 Summer Sublet: One bedroom Wal- HAPPY BIRTHDAY BARB From April 20th 1:00-6:00. E18 well-qualified applicants). Duties in- den Apts. Available mid-May. May Wright A. P18 clude consulting with Computer Cent- rent free. Pool and furnished. 429- MISCELLANEOUS er users, teaching workshops and 8011. FR18 Dear C.N. Happy 21st Birthday. This responsibility for some part of the FOP, RENT Bud's for you! Your 18 years old P18 For accurate typing on selectric call operating system or application pack- Summer Sublet— 4-5 rooms- - proba- ages. Provides excellent work experi- Sandy, the four corners typing servant bly singles, in house 2 miles from PUBLIC NOTICE: UConn's most eligi .60 double space. Negotiable. ence Knowledge of a programming campus—Stafford Road. (rt. 32). June ble and "Swinging" female cele- 429-4083/429-9942. Free editing. language, JCL and CMS, preferred brates her 21st on the 20th All but not necessary. Apply to University Summer sublet: Fully furnished apt. 2 &»r%g' ^ M18 campus gigolos and "studs" are Computer Center, Math Sciences bedrooms heat, d.shwashb , __ _™ SK^or- «** ££". B" a DISCOVER AMERICA BY BICYCLE! Building, Room M-001, Mrs. Free- pool PWIWQM-mm w». P Roommate for summer. Own bedroom "Happy Birthday" in an extra-spec.al With Freewheelin' Fantasy's cross man, Department Secretary. Mailing apt. - less noise! in house 3 minute walk from campus, way. Please form a line, boys! (signed country bike trip. 3800 miles, 75 day? address: U-138, University Computer evenings. FR25 the wild one and motorcycle mama.) Center, University of Connecticut, with 3 other girls. $112.50 & utilities for $950. Camping. For information P18 Mike Harris/Box C2540/Middlebury, Storrs, Conn. 06268. HW19 Caroline 429-2384. Summer sublet: Walden Apts. 2 Vt. 05753. M18 Beth my dear. How many emotions Summer Jobs. Apply now for summer bedrooms 1 1/2 baths. Pool/dishwash QUIET, Responsible, non-smoker to er/garbage disposal. Rent negotiable. share duplex apartment in West have you/I think I have a few/These I Summer Sublet— 4-5 bedrooms - jobs in the Greater Hartford area. am willing to give to you P18 Openings for secretaries, typists, Call 429-0687 after 5 pm. FR22 Willington and use of 6 year old probably singles - in house 2 miles horse. 429-5874. FR18 T™ T-7" "T from campus — Stafford Road (RT. clerks (no typing) and light industrial Glda et help. No experience required. Apply For rent: Share 4 room apt. in Wmtc. - goes to Jungle weekend. An 32). June 1st to August 31st. Call e sode we a wan 4/21 to 4/23 & 4/25 at Hartford Own room $80/month 8. utilities. Call SUMMER SUBLET with option for P' " ' i° "V. 2? Ill, 429-4191 or 429-1867. M30 423-8395 anytime. FR24 Fall. Two bedroom, partially furnish- feryone joins the tan .To the best Branch, in the undergrad cafeteria. ed apartment in Walden. Balcony, teamjnd_coach_Go for_m P18 HERE'S LOOKING AT YOU KID! For more info call TAC/TEMPS Bogey fans! Come see "Casablanca" 727-8430, 18 Asylum, Hartford. SUBLET: 2 bedroom apt., Ledgemere ACjpool available Call 429-1041 after TBS SISTERS_What are you doing p Friday, April 18, 7 and 9 pm. LS154. HW23 Apts, 6% miles from campus. Avail- _ ____ . this Saturday.? We have a CAR WASH able furnished or unfurnished. Low at the Exxon Station from 10:00 on M18 SUMMER SUBLET. Female roomate WANTED Rent! Call Tony, 429-0210, After 6. REMEMBER?? Call Nancy R . or wanted to share Woodhaven apart- FR18 Scott J. and tell them when you CAN FINDING* GETTING Teaching Posi- ment. 2 miles from campus. Own work. We need Each One of You to tions—secondary, elementary, pub- room $85/month. Call 429-2726 arad or faculty preferred to share Newer 3 bedroom ranch available make $$$!!! P18 lic, private—Publication from schoo house, OWN room, 2 fireplaces, FR21 administrator with experience recruit- May 1st. Two car garage, carpeting, quiet, wooded area 2 miles from Dear two "10" friends, you should be ing, hiring teachers, covers: job appliances. Located on secluded acre- 3 bedroom house. Walk to campus. campus, call Jeff 429-6541 (even- careful about what you put in the viewing, more. $3.95+ $.75 postage, age 3 miles from campus. $485.00 per Parking, garden area, porches, base- ings). W21 paper, girls might get the wrong idea. handling. Check, money order month. 4 people. No pets. 487-1686. ment. Economical, quiet, studious Nurse and K.T. make sure you lock Teaching—7, 156 Deerhaven, Bailey, FR21 graduate students preferred 5 Tickets to Liberal Arts Graduation your door, you never know who might CO 80421 455-9378 before 9 PM. FR21 needed desperately, ill pay $20 ($4 come to visit from the cemetery, love per ticket). Call 429-0247. W18 FOR LEASE: Lakefront furnished your one and only F Sleezbag cottage. July and August-Single per- Jobs! Lake Tahoe California! Summer sublet: 2 bedroom, furnished P18 Little ex p. Fantastic Tips! Pay! $1600- One person to share a house with 2 son-Mansfield Center-Call after 4 pm 423-8880. FR18 apt. Barbara Manor, 3 miles from $3800 summer. Thousands needed. quiet students. Lots of woods in the campus. $165./month. May 15-31 To UConn's only HJ2— Have a Casino's, Restaurants, Ranches, Cru back. You have your own room. It's 2 isers. Rafting, etc. Send $4.95 foi in quiet wonderful West Willington. 1 or 2 persons can occupy our FREE. 429-7991 -1-"J™_™} _ ^iT----. furnished Walden apt. for ONLY Applications Info/Referrals. Lake- Call 487-0605 after six, for Pierre. 2 roommates needed for Woodhaven A.P.—Thought I'd forgotten, eh? I world 145 Box 60129, Sacto, CA W18 $80.00/month beginning Mid-May had a good time too, even if I did sleep Own bedroom w/bath. Pool. After Summer sublet. Fully furnished end 95860 apartment. ONLY $70./month - May through most of it. (ha ha) Thanks for 5 pm. 429-7949. FR21 Two roommates to share house on FREE. Call 429-2360 FR24 listening and understanding. Tired of paying too much Insurance on Coventry lake with mellow grad — Berenger. P18 your Auto? Call Tom Lobo 423-6374. student, male; canoe, woodstove, Furnished sub-let May 15-Aug 30. Female Roommate—own room in M-MAYf»nd piano $85.00 or .$125.00. 742-9452. May rent FREE! 2 Bedroom, 3 miles To the person who returned my pack, from campus.. i-cMfciieTENNIS. «911$2io./m. /m Talloan ..."..«,_large furnished apt._,... May ...,,:.:„ 1 occupancy » „. 1 W18_ $112.50/month plus utilities. Non■ from their car, on 4/16—Thanks One anytme. 429-0214. FR Friend's bug looks like another P18 LAST CHANCE for Dorm & Floor Female roommate for summer. Own smoker preferred. 429-8005. FR24 Pictures. Call Ken 487-0750 (ext. bedroom $100/month. May rent paid. Blond with no shirt, am I too quick in Belden 1) for rates and references. 3 miles from campus. Call 429 6450. I want to sublet so bad I can taste it! M25 Single room in 2 bedroom Walden Summer Sublet: 2 bedroom apartment my reply, or did you forget me Apartment. Make offer. 429-2459. with balcony at Woodhaven May's already? Check yesterday's paper Hard up? I specialize in last minute WANTED: Dishwasher to work 4 days FR21 rent FREE. Monthly rent negotiable, See ya! Hi P18 jobs. Reasonable rates (75/pg. to a *eek in exchange for meals In a incl. hot water. Sublet contract. Call 1.00/pg.) Call 487-8292 anytime Day small dorm. Please inquire at Morgan ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED 2 bed- 429-2721. FR22 "Happy Birthday Pat P.! So you're 21 or Night' M16> House, Towers or Call Karen at room apt. Rural setting 4 miles from today... now you can drink from East 429-9116. W5 campus. Reduced to $150 per month to West and anywhere inbetween Apartment at Knollwood Acres. Room with electricity, Air conditioned. P18 mate for summer and next school year HAVING A PARTY? Call CARBAL 456-2910. FR24 Wanted; Female roommate for second needed. Close to campus. Call Joe T2 W2 To look AT you is to laugh Mobile Music Machine. Available for summer session to replace me for any party with the explosive sounds of 429-2692. FR22 WITH you. (Just in case, bring your sublet. Call Melanie, 429-2000. (leave Carriage House Apartment for sublet yesterday and today. Complete with sand) Hang in there! E & R P18 message if not in) W22 and/or two females looking for two Summer sublet: with option for Fall. light show and D.J. Call 487-7085. more female roommates for Fall. Walden Apts. One bedroom. Includes To Miss Short and Sassy: Happy 19th WANTED: Room in Sept. for the Lorraine 487-8316, Rose 429-8812 heat, hot water, dishwasher, disposal, ive a 10 FR21 Birthday P-head. Hope it's a good WOW! JR. wi" 9 percent school year for female (Junior), prefer- swimming pool. AC available. one. Love, your tall and tipsy room- discount on case purchase of liquor ably would like own room. Is a quiet 429-2184 after 6pm. FR23 mate. P18 and Wine (mix or match). J.R. will and studious person. Please call Summer Sublet, option to lease in Fall also give 10 percent off on any liquor 429-2646. or (Collect) 1-743-2483. at Walden Apts. — Available May 1st. Call Fred 429-8897 FR18 MAC 5 On top ot each other. P18 and wine purchases over $60.00. W25 Apartment for rent: One bedroom, Remember, we're delivering! J.R. fully carpeted, good sized rooms $175 Three-Five. One-six and two-two- Liquor Route 32, 429-3036. M 25^ Place to live needeo irom now until Summer sublet—Close to campus. monthly. Call after 9:00 pm 429-9504 seven just wanted to wish you a very May. If you have any openings in your Two bedrooms with full kitchen, FR24 happy twenty-two. PS. Don't be late available from mid-May. Rent negotie TAILORING: I do expert tailorinQ house please call 429-2200 ask for this year! Love, Z & D P18 Cheryl. W5 ble with rest of May free. 429-1303 Alterations, weaving, And also cus FR21 RIDE DOARD torn made dresses on premises. Cal To the guys from Stowe D ': Thanks for the card party Next time let's "Neriman" for appt. between 9 am & Roommate for Summer-Fall option. have it at our place, with our cards. • pm, 429-1444 Hunting Lodge Rd Own bedroom In furnished duplex STORRS: Nice apartments in a coun- And please, don't argue The girls Storrs, Ct. M.A Y with backyard, pool & tennis. Non- try setting. Rent at Renwood Apts. Ride needed to BOSTON Thursday from 200/month 423-0991. FR? from McMahon. P18 smoker/grad preferred. $97.50/ 4/17 or early Friday 4/18. Ride also Neeo a sound system for partying? month. Call Karen 487-0320; 569-4780 needed FROM Boston Sat 4/19 Will ATTENTION: Today is Deirdre E. All request, continuous music of all (days) Keep trying. FR18 share expenses. Call 429-1361 RB18 Furnished Rooms for Males Walk to Riley's birthday, her last ever to be kinds. Music and lighting profes- campus. Summer rates $65. -$55 per celebrated at UConn, so be nice to her sionals-Earl's Traveling Disco ACTIVITIES montn includes utilities, use of house. Ride iMHKWd for ; i* Wash DC. any today, Thank you P18 Rock and Roll. 423-9752, 423-1508, Fall vacancies available. 228-3813. weekend before end of semester 423-2918. May 2nd. FR2' Hopefully a quick drive for a long Tracey-Ann--Stand by for a birthday Alpha Zeta Meeting for election of stay. Call 429-4191 or 429-6867 any- message from Jeano-Beano via satel- officers. Meeting Mandatory—if can't SUMMER SUBLET. Wonderful time. RS4'12_^._ lite from Italy and birthday message Whale Music Systems...for the best in attend notify one of the officers. Mon Walden Apts. 2 bedrooms, 1 1/2 from me (Theresa-Bean) via satellite 21, CA 332 at 6:30. A21 sound and lights for any musical baths. Fully furnished including dish- Ride needed to Boston, Saturday from Coventry. P18 occasion. Five years experience on the es and kitchen utensils. Dishwasher, 4/19. leave from UConn 8:30 am - V, UConn campus. Call 429-1673. YOUNG DEMOCRATS meeting Mon garbage disposal, and air conditioning noon Please call Doug, 487-8648 Bill B. of Terry B, 2nd floor: Howard April 21st. 7:00 pm. S.U. rm. 301 available. Beautiful view facing sun- RB18 U. is not for you' Good luck on your HELP WANTFD Activities for Fall to be discussed set and built in pool. Rent negotia- ' Dental boards on Saturday. P18 New members welcome! A21 ble. Call 429-5217. FR25 Ride needed to Waterbury. today. OVERSEAS JOBS—Summer/year 4/18 Call Dee 429-4308 ask for room And Batterson D trucked up to the round. Europe, S. America, Australia, PSYCHOLOGY CLUB meeting Mon . 309 Thanks. RB18 Brotherhood Winery. They took a couple cases off the shelf, passed Asia, Etc. 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. ■ i . ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ r ■ i i ■ il . I'I'I''I The Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday, April 18,1980 Page 11 Do you prefer breasts or legs? We'll SUPER T-SHIRTS BY SOLAR PERSONALS have both at Batterson A's chicken GRAPHICS highest quality. Free barbeque this Saturday from 3-7 pm. help with artwork. Two dozen Get barbequed chicken, cole slaw, minimum. Call for prices. Noon To sister Sue: HAPPY BIRTHDAY potato salad and punch all for $1.99 until midnight 429-8784 FS18 and have a good time in Florida. I'll p18 Celts face Sixers see you when you start peeling!! 6 pairs. Brand new Kals Earth Shoes Love, chicky P18 Come see vile physical activity in the Different styles. Women's size 7 or 8 Batterson A Lounge this weekend. If 429-5874. FS18 To the Constitution of Cuddles: Are you've got the money, we've got the BOSTON (UPI)—The restoration of the National time. P18 you psyched for an excellent weekend Sandals, Wine Skins, Visors, Bags, Basketball Association's most pulsating rivalry a decade or what! Thank you for an anticipated Pottery, Jewelry — All on sale at the ago resumes Friday night when the Boston Celtics host the splendid evening!! Your eyes are John—You're the only person I know Craft Collage - University Plaza, Rte. smiling already Purrrrrrrr. How's who, when they hit the 2-0, will go 195 Storrs. Sandals are custom, Philadelphia 76ers in the opener of their semifinal playoff your constitution? P18 play with cows instead of partying. guaranteed. P.S We buy Gold, Silver, series. Coins, etc. CASH. Also repair leather. Janice—What do drunk mice prefer, FS23 The Sixers and Celtics, the league's pre-eminent teams in Champagne or Wine? P18 E.B.—You take off the weekend of your birthday, you don't even give us the late 1960s, are again in the forefront of the NBA. a chance to party with you, and still Separated from your girlfriend for the Diamonds, Gold & Silver, Custom Boston posted the league's best record, Philadelphia the you've managed to remain one of our summer. Give her a warm, lovable designs, repairs, DAVID WRIGHT second best. two favorite boneys. How do you do kitten to keep her company. Call JEWELERS RT 44, Ashford. The teams own a combined 10-1 record in playoff action 429-0308. P18 it? Happy Birthday, anyway. Love, 429-7101. The Womans. with the Celtics coming off a four game sweep of Houston North meet South, South meet North. MUST SELL - Automatic Turntable - and the Sixers off a 4-1 triumph over the Atlanta Hawks. This Sunday afternoon, cruise FOR SALE pitch control, strobe, shure cartridge, The first two games of the best-of-seven series will be through campus and hear some good heavy steel platter, wooden base — live music on both sides of UConn & list $199. asking $75 - excellent buy played in the Boston Garden, where the Sixers had no meet some new people. P18 FOR SALE: Moving South—must sell 2 Volkswagon snow tires. Please Call 487-7895. FS18 success at all during the regular season. Boston posted Jungle night is TONIGHT thru contact 429-2470. Ask for Lori. FS25 lopsided victories of 19, 19 and 21 points in the three games SATURDAY afternoon with the Top name stereo equipment, compo- at the Garden. "Crayons" Come on over!! P18 33' x 8' moblehome, walking distance nents and accessories. Low prices call to campus, inexpensive way to live 487-6709 between 7 and 9 pm. "An important thing is the crowd part," said rookie Happy Birthday Donna from Wright with easy resale. Call noontimes sensation Larry Bird, who will match up against the Tues-Fri. 487-1276. FS22 Right Hand Drive Jeep. Ex-postal A. HAPPY BIRTHDAY DONNA vehicle. Automatic. 4 cyl. Perfect estimable Julius Erving. "They keep us up, it makes a FROM WRIGHT A, P18 FREE: Cuddly, adorable, playful, for rural deliveries. Must sell. Call difference. We've been watching films and we know how anytime 429-5528. FS Hey CK—Have a fine weekend in NH clean kittens. Cat lovers Call 429-0308 good they are. They're awesome. But we start with two at FS25 and/or In B-town and back to UConn. 75 Dodge Maxl Van, (Custom) 2 home and if we win the first two like we think we will, we'll P18 1969 Corvair. 75,000 miles; 2 new gas tanks (58 gal. cap.) AM/FM be OK." radials; needs new muffler, needs Stereo w/cassette (extras) worth Ride DESPERATELY needed to Bur- Lost: A black date/address book and Sue and John: A year ago we were seeing $2800 429-7427 after 9 p.m. celebrating in Italy. Well, those days some work. $300. Call 486-2606 or lington, Vt. - St. Michael's College, silver "cross" pen during the show- are gone but the memories will last 487-7456. Needs to sell before weekend of April 25th - 27th. Please ing of "Casablanca" Monday night in summer. FS24 TAILORING: I do expert tailoring. cail Kathy, 487-8046. RB21 AS 55. Please call x3280 or 487-8260 forever I So wattsa matta for you? Alterations, weaving and also cus- Love, Leesa P18 and ask for Rich. LF21 tom made dresses on premises FLUTE Gemeinhardt professional sol- Call "Neriman" for appt. between Ride offered to Philadelphia. Leaving id silver mouth and end. Reasonable ft he hasn't taken you to the 9 am & 9 pm. 429-1444 — Hunting Friday 4/18 Call Shari 429-5959 offers. Excellent Cond. Call Karen RB18 Found: Med, gold dog. Round, dark, BIDWELL TAVERN, be sure he's the Lodge Road, Storrs, FSall year. braided leather collar Black muzzle one who says I'm sorry. Entertain- 429-4209. FS18 found in front of McMahon. 4/15 ment nightly. PMay2 1967 Pontiac Ca'.ilina: Excellent Female. Call 429-7115 after 4 -LF21 FOR SALE: Floor frame for queen- mechanical conditior 85,000 miles. Summer Sublet— 4-5 rooms - proba- sized waterbed—$50.00 call Fred Body good. Dapendcable transporta- LOST AND FOUND Found: Ladies watch & pair of sandles bly singles in house 2 miles from 429-8897. Also 3rd row seat tickets for tion. 742-7521 Sunday at Mansfield Hollow Contact Campus—Stafford Road (rt. 32). June Bob Dylan's 5/8 show. AND 4th row Found: 1 pair of grey safety glasses Barbara, Rogers B. Rm 209—call 1st - Aug. 31. Call 429-4191 or seats for Dylan's 5/7 show at Bushnell Honda CB500 1972 well maintained behind Wright B. Call 486-2509 LS18 429-2702 LF21 429-1867. P30 Let's start at $25. a piece. Call Tim 429-8897. FS18 and reliable. Good condition. 50 MPG or more. Asking $900. 228-3863 Diana, it was great fun seeing you at FOUND: Down Vest at Ski Club Party. Lost: Reward for the recovery of a evenings. FS22 the Bidwell Tavern. Let's meet there FOR SALE: 3 pc. wet suit; coveralls, Call to ID. Bruce 487-7226. LF17 blue Denim bag filled with laundry again next Friday. P18 jacket, fullhood. Medium size 1/4 The bag was last seen on the lawn in inch suit. Call 429-1107 after 6pm. '71 Toyota Corolla; 4-dr.; standard. LOST: JACK DANIELS CAP - White front of Wheeler B, Tuesday. April WANTED: People who have had a FS23 '76 engine; body good. 28 mpg. $1500 golf cap with blue & gold rim lost in 15th. Please; most of my clothes were breakup of intimate relationship. or best offer. 429-2683. FS18 Arjona. Great sentimental value - in the bag, No questions will be Ph.D. Study. Confidentiality assured. Siberian Husky. Female. Copper w/ Reward Offered. Call either asked Please notify Joe at 487-7830 if Call 429-5314. Questionnaire and blue eyes. 2 years old. Looking for Datsun B210 1975 Standard Trans- 429-1847 or 487-6906 LF18 you can be of help. LF18 interview. Thank you. loving home. Good with children & mission, AM-FM stereo, great gas other dogs. Asking $150.00. 487-0770. mileage. Price negotiable. If interest- ed call 429-5549. FS18 LOST: Set of keys on key ring with Found: 1 large, male dog, golden YORICK, 20 years ago in Alaska, FS18 blue Buick tab, lost Wednesday 4/9. Mrs. Kollmeyer was begotten a child. retriever/setter type dog. Approx. 12 If found please call Sandy 429-3076 wearing red collar - NO ID Weekdays After all, that's why she got married; One pair of electro-voice eliminator, RlDE DOARD LF17 487-1231. evenings/weekends 429- to have a son just like her husband: 3-way, all horn speakers. Excellent Tall, Handsome, Good-looking, Intelli 0786. Found by Storrs Post Office sound and power handling ability. LOST: 1 pr. of clogs, Friday nite. LF18 gent. Imagine her disappointment Suitable for both home and commer- Possibly vicinity of E.O. Smith. South when you came along. Happy Birth- cial use. Call 429-1673. FS18 Campus. If found, call 487-7214 day and may many more follow. Your FOUND: Crucifix. Call 487-6890 Ride needed for 2 people to N.J. or LF18 LF23 loving roommatei(soon to be polluted LEE Denim Jacket, Size 38. New, in NYC this Friday, will share expenses. by a B.C.) Odd. P.S. sorry about the perfect condition. Doesn't fit owner. Please call 429-7754 or 429-6592 LOST: Woman's Gold Seiko watch lamp. P18 Price negotiable. Call 487-8563. FS22 RB18 LOST: A gold woman's watch some- where between the Frats and Arjona, Lost between Alumni Quad and on Monday, April 14. REWARD!! Willimantic Trust/Post Office area, Please call 487-7282 after 5:00. LF17 via S-Lot If found, please call Julie at SUNDAE SALE 487-7534 Reward offered. LF21 JUNE'S TYPING LARGEST STOCK OF LOST: Maroon wallet containing ID. FOUND: Student ID. Card Grad on Sunday Night and pictures - sentimental value. If student EL. Vergara Call 429-3618 SERVICE found please call 429-8081. LF17 to identify LF22 Heaping High Sundae $1.00 LOST: In the library or field house Guaranteed to a.ea—one watch, bracelet, and sever- ACTIVITIES CUP OF ICE CREAM JEANS 4 CORDUROYS in al rings. MUCH sentimental value! Large reward offered —no questions EASTERN CONNECTICUT! 1 $.50 meet all your asked. Call 487-6361 anytime. LF18 First home polo games of 1980 (thousands in stock!) UConn men vs. Ox Ridge Hunt Club 4 Flavors: typing deadlines. ALL SIZES LOST: Gold Opal Ring Great senti- and UConn women vs Fox Lea Pole Chocolate Chip mental value. PLEASE contact Lori. Club. Games are at the Polo Arena Call, June after 429-2470 LF23 Saturday April 19. beginning at 12 Vanilla noon Admission is $1 00 A18 Chocolate 1:00 pm at 429- Strawberry with HOT FUDGE SAUCE 2668 8:00-11:30 Crawford A SURPLUS (IMIlt RAP , Sunday April 20 Downtown Willimantic "Whefelt'sMI WITH US/ FRJDM ISRAEL 2 -43«PM INDEPENDENCE DAY IN THE CELEBRATION Afro-American Cultural This Sunda April 20th 8:00 Center

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Page 12 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday, April 18,1980 Lacrosse team defeated by New Hampshire

By CHARLIE VACHRIS Murphy scored for the at the close of the first The Wildcats put the game First line midfielder Gordie The injury-plagued Huskies. Murphy took the quarter. out of reach in the third Lynch is out with an ankle UConn men's lacrosse team ball around the net and New Hampshire scored two quarter, scoring six goals. injury, and Tom Hine, who was soundly beaten by New tucked it in past goalie Peter more goals in the second They took advantage of the had replaced Lynch, was Hampshire 18-5. Thursday. Sheehan. period, and UConn's Richie tiring Huskies, whose ranks injured Tuesday. Another New Hampshire took im- New Hampshire's Chris Gannon also tallied to make have been depleted by sev- midfielder, Jimmy Albert, mediate control, building up Kelly made it 5-1 with a goal it 7-2 at half time. eral injuries. will also miss a few games, a 2-0 lead in the first three while starting defenseman minutes. Ansus Kalnajs Steve Reif is out with a scored the first goal with just shoulder injury for at least a two and a half minutes gone. week. Steve Glover followed a "The injuries and the minute later with his first of scheduling have really hurt seven goals to give the us," Osur said. "We played Wildcats a 2-0 lead. on Thursday and have Glover scored again at the another game on Saturday. 8:20 mark. The Huskies were Playing with only one day's totally outplayed, as New rest is not enough, especially Hampshire controlled most with the injuries. We're just of the ground balls. The few not recovering." opportunities the Huskies The Huskies went into the got, they squandered as the final period down 13-3, with offense didn't work the ball Jeff Sherman's tally the only around. UConn didn't pass UConn goal of the third the ball on offense, allowing quarter. New Hampshire to gang up UConn's Steve Puleston on the ball carrier and force and Chris Banks scored early several Huskie turn overs. in the final period to cut the "We weren't hustling out UNH lead to 15-5, but goals there, we were just standing by Brendan Bracken, Glover still on offense," UConn and Jeff Narocki gave the coach Nate Osur said. UConn's Steve Puleston moves in on opponent's goal. The Huskies lost to New Hampshire Wild Cats their 18-5 victory. "We're extremely tired con- yesterday, 18-5 [photo by Neiman]. Glover's game-leading sidering the amount of seven goals gave him a total games we've played of 24 goals in six games. New recently." Hampshire goalie Peter The Wildcats refused to let Sheehan came up with 13 up as a third goal by Glover saves, while UConn's Peter made it 4-0 until Peter SPORTS Schwartz blocked 18 shots, and Eric Schumacher, who replaced Schwartz in the fourth quarter, stopped four shots. Dennis Donovan: UConn spark plug The win raises New Hamp- shire's record to 4-2, while the Huskies dropped to 5-4. By CHARLIE VACHRIS said. "It doesn't matter the first year I ever batted .260. But he steadily The count was 3-1. whether it's by getting a hit. lead off on a regular basis. I improved his hitting during Providence College pitcher or drawing a walk, as long as enjoy the opportunity to bat his two years at UConn's Weekend Paul Whitehead set himself I get on base it sets up a first because I get to see branch in Groton. on the mound, fired the ball possible scoring opportunity better pitches since the He hit around .300 his first sports toward home plate. The for us." opposing pitchers don't want three semesters at the The University of pitch was high and outside. Donovan has a high to walk the first batter." branch, then blossomed into Connecticut men's Ball four. UConn's Dennis percentage of getting on Once Donovan does reach a .400 hitter in his final baseball team will be in Donovan worked out another base, with a .310 batting base he remains a threat season there. action this afternoon walk to lead off a potential average and an ability to with his ability to steal "My coach, George Grier, against Northeastern Husky rally. draw walks when he doesn't bases. Last year he stole 18 helped me become a better "My job is to get on base get any good pitches to hit. University here at J.O. bases and was tagged out hitter. He taught me to be Christian Field beginning anv wav I can." Donovan "Actually last vear was only four times. But because more aggressive at the plate. at 3 p.m. Sophomore Ken of an illness earlier this But sometimes I have a Brown is slated to start on season, his productivity tendency to become too the mound. dropped off. anxious and swing at bad The UConn women's Donovan has stolen base pitches. I have to make sure softball team will also be only six times this year (in I'm more selective," he said. in action, squaring off eight attempts) but Despite Donovan's against Southern attributes this to his earlier success at the plate, the Connecticut State College illness. Huskies have been in a doubleheader here at "I missed a few games struggling this season. They 2 p.m. because of strep throat." he have won eight of 20 games, Other weekend games said. "Now that I'm feeling and lost eight games by one will pit the Husky baseball healthier. I hope to steal run. team against the some more bases this year." "We've been playing University of North Donovan also helps the fairly well but we've just team defensively in center Carolina here Sunday at 1 been losing too many close p.m. field, using his speed and games," Donovan said. The UConn lacrosse strong arm to keep "But I think we've been team will square off opponents from scoring. playing better lately, and against Vermont here "Last year I played right should be able to turn it Saturday at 2 p.m. and Joe (Vincente) played around in time for the center. I thought we played playoffs." The first home polo well together. But coach told He is referring to the games of 1980 will be held me that I'd be playing center ECAC regionals, which the this Saturday at the this year. I feel comfortable Huskies won last year and UConn polo arena in either position." eventually qualified for the beginning at noon. The As for his strong throwing College World Series. UConn men will take on arm. Donovan doesn't feel "The Series was the Ox Ridge Hunt Club and it's so exceptional. biggest thrill of my life. 1 was the UConn women will "Last year I got a lot of pumped up playing before take on Fox Lea Polo opportunities to make plays 12.000 people. I was just Club. Admission will be to the infield "so I got some disappointed we didn't do as $1. . assists. It just seems in the well as we could have (the The Daily Campus has last few years I've been Huskies were eliminated selected its sports editors throwing better." after only two games in the for next year. Charlie And hitting better. In high double elimination Vachris and Kevin Hutson school Donovan wasn't tournament). I just hope have been named co- successful as he is now. One we'll get another chance to sports editors. Dave season at Ansonia High go and show everybody how Krechevsky was named Dennis Donovan School he batted a mediocre good a team we really are." associate sports editor.