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Its not as up-to-date as Hilltop or even the Northwest Quadrangle, but this spacious loft has two benefits missing from most University housing privacy and charm. The meditative atmosphere might make up for the lack of electricity, running water, heat, and indoor plumbing. Amnesty Wednesday. February 21, 1973 (Hmmtttxaxt lattg (Eattquw Healing of a nation Editor-in-Chief Lincoln Mil/stein by The Raven Court nominations are clear at in Viet Nam and instead chose President Nixon remarked examples. jail or Canada. If these men — recently that we all make So, too, was his 'off the cuff draft dodgers — are granted Managing Editor Business Manager mistakes, a statement no comment to reporters that the amnesty the dead were lost in Alan K. Reisner Donald E. Waggaman reasonable man would deny. then alleged mass murderer, vain. Their deaths would not be Mistakes, however, range from Charles Manson, was "probably honorable. And the President harmless to serious. guilty" — not a comment we has always justified our A man may inadvertently put would expect from a lawyer who continuing involvement to on one brown and one black well knows that defendants are achieve not just peace, but legally innocent until proven sock in the morning or he may "peace with honor." guilty beyond all reasonable go out and maliciously gun doubt. (But most corporate It seems mothers of dead G J s down a policeman. In either case will be greatly comforted to -. he has made a mistake and must lawyers, like Nixon, are interested in juicy accounts know that death, with a pinch of suffer the consequences, rather than the rights of "honor", will make the pain and whether it be mild torment somehow bearable. embarassment or life in prison. defendants in criminal The prisoners of war proceedings. Former Attorney How more "honorable.* can Few come under closer General John Mitchell often death be than a flag draped scrutiny than the president. For casket with honor guard? How The Prisoners of War (POWs) are being wondered why he gave up a every decision his detractors are S 200,000 municipal bond more "honorable" can death be systematically released from North Vietnam. All ready to brand him for "losing practice to become the nation's than to step on a land mine? A segments of the media are focusing attention on their his senses" or not having the top prosecutor.) mine placed by an "right" interests "at heart." Draft evaders, Nixon says, "unhonorable" peasant whose return. But little attention is being given to the other Richard Nixon knows this. have made a mistake and for it daughter is burning alive by American POWs; those who chose Canada and other He has experienced a lifetime they must pay. "I'm not going "honorable" American napalm. One can only wonder how many countries, or chose jail over serving in the military. of saying and doing things to grant any amnesty," he told a leading to bitter, often dead marine's mother. His families would rather have a live These men were just as committed to their beliefs as vociferous criticism. His invasion reasoning: we should not draft evader instead of a dead were those who felt they were doing right to serve in of Cambodia and the exonerate men, who, whatever soldier-hero. Haynsworth - Carswell Supreme their motive, refused to be shot Most people have the military. characterized draft evaders as These men were just as committed to their beliefs as "chicken." ' But draft evaders have embodied the noblest and were those who felt they were doing right to serve in most courageous human trait; to the military. Now the military draft has ended and the Gant's response to sacrifice personal comfort for a Vietnam cease-fire has begun. Many refused to be dearly believed principle. How very strong they must be to have inducted because of the arbitrary selection of the Women protestors chosen to rot in jail or flee to military draft. Others chose to evade because fighting Canada and become "Men Without a Country." How many in Vietnam was felt to be morally wrong. They could February 20, 1973 academic and professional and correspond to standards which opposed, yet carried guns? On Monday, February 19, not be induced to fight in a war which they felt was have wide acceptance Opponents of amnesty say 1973, a group of people throughout higher education. those who fought and died immoral. presented to the President of the The procedures provide sacrified the ultimate, their lives, With the draft ended and the ceasefire accord in University a list of "demands" recognized safeguards for the for a moral principle. If this is for action by the University. effect we should concern ourselves with the issue of interests of the individual. To true, the question arises, "Why The demands called for the suggest that there can be was government coercion (the amnesty for those who chose not to be inducted into award of tenure and promotion "political motivation" for a draft) necessary? Why didn't to a faculty member, for the the military. decision to deny tenure is to every man and woman tear creation of a new program in imply that a decision to award down to the local recruitment The POWs gave much in their confinement in North women's studies, for programs tenure might have similar center and enlist? " The answer Vietnam. Those who resisted the draft also gave much. or increased facilities in the areas motivation. University is blatantly obvious. Both groups were exiled from their loved ones; both of day care, campus center for Draft evaders share none of women, physical education, for procedures are designed to preclude either possibility. the responsibility for the war. were refused access to their homes and their friends; recognition of an advisory They never ordered men into The recommendation of new both groups endured much mental suffering. committee, for revision of a combat nor pinpoint bomb academic programs, such as one response to HEW, and for a strikes against civilian targets. In As the POWs return home from Vietnam we should in women's studies, is essentially promise of "no reprisals." short, the Nixons, Bundys, a faculty function. After also consider the return of the other POWs, the ones Decisions on tenure and Johnsons, and McNamaras are appropriate committee and promotion in the University are the ones where final blame rests. who evaded the draft. All the POWs should be released, faculty action, such proposals made through a series of They must officially and may be implemented. not just the ones coming from North Vietnam. recommendations and reviews in publicly bear the burden each which faculty committees and Actions that require one of us must carry privately in academic officers make an additional resources — our hearts. exhaustive evaluation of faculty personnel, space or funds — are Henry Kissinger said with members' past performance and under continuous review; peace finally here we must begin future promise. Specific criteria requests for such new resources the task of "healing the governing this evaluation are set will receive consideration along wounds" of the nation. forth in the University's Laws with all others facing the No better medicine is needed and By-Laws. These criteria are University. than total and unconditional amnesty for those we have (Emtnprttrul Bailg Qkunpua forgotten and chastised too long. Serving Starrs Since 1896 Editors LETTERS TO THE EDITOR N«-ws Deb Noyd, Murk Fisher Makenp Len Auster fee increase not just acceptance and short notice. Features Bob Kaplan Under the bed of its general principles)? I challenge Millstein and PIRG Arts Regina Ferrara To the Editor: Why has PIRG refused to tell to present evidence that the Advertising Manager Rob Milford Mr. Millstein in the Daily students their refunds in other abuses we had cited do not exist Circulation Mark Greenberg Campus has exercised the lowest states are as about as voluntary or I am a puppet of H.L. Hunt. I Cartoons Peter Charpentier form of yellow journalism I have as the draft? do not mean the subject matter Sports Dave Solomon ever seen on the UConn campus. Why has the Daily Campus Mr. Millstein has found under his Associate Sport* Bob Vacon Mills tein has molded together, and Millstein refused to report bed. If there is any conspiracy Editorial Page Peter Krzyzek with his unsupported conjecture, these inconsistencies? here, it is Millstein's conspiracy Chief News Photographer Noel Voroba lies, and gross bias a foul and to frighten anyone who opposes Chief Features Photographer Alan Decker YAF members are misguided Chief Sports Photographer Wesley Thonin blatent misuse of the power of sheep, Millstein has maintained. PIRG's fraud from standing up and speaking out. I hope other Associate News Mark Franklin the press and in its effect an I take, as well as all my fellow Assistant News John Pallatto infringement of freedom of members, personal insult at this students will not let themselves Assistant Makeup Rich Rkci speech. True YAF is in the outrageous lie. I will hold Mr. be bullied by Millstein's libel and Staff: Tin* Murphy, Chris Becker, Jay Stoves, Sharon Weiss, process of informing fellow Millstein responsible for this PIRG's slander. Steve King, Tom Taytor, Carol Buckland, Lora Liveagood, students of the issues involved in malicious libel. A basic principle PIRG's proposed funding of YAF and conservatism is Paul Massaria Aharon Fields, Gina Calderhank, Jim Palmieri, Paula UConn YAF chairman Scha*nkn*cht, Peter Lord, Mary Ellen Wallace, Dennis operations. But we do not individuals are capable of Capuano, Randy Philippi, Ronald Fedns, Mike Muska, John infiltrate dormitories. We walk determining their own set of Keisty, Tom Out, Jim Baraa, Jack Sharry, Andy Goldfarb, Jon in to put up our own posters, values and appling those values Editors note: Information Lendor, Debi Stevenson, Elaine Lattimer, and Steve Wortman. not to takeposters down. Our to issues as they see fit. used in Mr. Millstein's op-ed posters' life expectency is the We do not need guidance (Daily Campus, Feb. 19) came shortest on campus. from any self-appointed gods from reliable sources, including True we do attack PIRG's such as Mr. Millstein or the the National Organization oj funding policy, but we are PIRG leaders or even the Young Americans for Freedom willing to discuss other Second Class Postage paid at Storrs, Ctj 0626S. Published daHy except wealthy Southerns that Millstein in Washington, D.C. Saturday and Sunday from Sept. 11 through OKunlur • and from January consumer issues when and if found under his bed. YAF 17 through April 17; not published during Thanksgiving and Easter recess. PIRG starts discussing its opposes PIRG in order to Business office and Editorial office located on North Eaglevllle Road in Letters should be typed, doubts Storrs. Accepted for national advertising by the National Educational funding. preserve the students' right to spaced, signed and addressed to: To Advertising Service. Subscriber; United Press International. Subscription Why has PIRG's petitioners decide for themselves without the Editor, Box U-«. Brevity rates, $8.00 per year, $5 .00 per Mmester. Return notification of unclaimed enhances chance of publication. The deliveries to Connecticut Dally Campus, University of Connecticut, Storrs. refused to tell studdents the the "help" of a University Connecticut Dally Campus reserves Ct. 0(261. truth (PIRG is petitioning for a billing, a long line, long forms, right to edit letters for space. Wednesday, February 21, 1973 Connecticut Daily Campu Page S

Foreign Affairs authority -4 , . to deliver annual lecture Biology Seminar to begin Prof. Stanley Hoffman, an who has been described by Two of the greatest names in Greene did his graduate work first vice president of the internationally reknown colleagues as one of the great science - Cuvier and Lamarck — at Harvard University where he national History of Science authority on relations among theorists in the international , will be the focal point of a was a junior fellow in 1941-42 Society. In 1961 he was nations, will deliver the annual relations field, also is known as a Thursday (Feb. 22) lecture at and 1946-48. He'iwon the Iowa Brien McMahon Lecture at the "profound student" of the University of Connecticut. State University Centennial Prize president of the Midwest Junto University of Connecticut April international politics as John C. Greene, a UConn in 1949 and recently was elected of the History of Science. 19. practiced by the United States. professor of history who Hoffman, who is the 14th Born in Vienna and educated specializes in evolutionary McMahon Lecturer u joined the in Paris, Hoffman was an early biology and early American Harvard faculty in 1955 and partisan of President Charles science, will speak on the two Nursing course to be given became a full professor there in deGaulle while deGaulle was out European naturalists at 4 p.m. in 1963 at the age of 35. With his of power. an address to the Biology colleague Henry Kissinger, Hoffman is co-author of "In Seminar in the Life Sciences over telephone network Hoffman was one of the Search of France," published in building. A six-session course on development of the nurse in youngest full professors in the 1963, and "Gulliver's Troubles," The public lecture is "Effective Counseling" for therapeutic encounter with one history of Harvard. a 1968 study of the U.S. as a sponsored by the Systematic and nurses will be offered this spring another. Also stressed will be The title of his lecture at world power after World War II. Evolutionary Biology Section, through the University of direct • patient care and UConn will be "American He acquired his doctorate in Biological Sciences Group. Connecticut's telephone nurse-family relationships. Foreign Policy: The Coming 1953 from the University of Greene, who is the author of network, linking the campus to Lecture topics and dates Agenda." Paris Law School and his more than 40 professional the general hospital. follow: "The Healing The McMahon Lectureship master's degree in government papers on the history of The course, developed by the Partnership," March 13? was established in 1957 by the from Harvard. He came to the sciences, is probably best known UConn School of Nursing "Reinforcement Theory then Sen. William S. Benton, a U.S. in 1955 and was naturalized for two of his books: "The continuing education program, (Behavior Modification)," March former UConn trustee and in 1960. Death of Adam: Evolution and will be given Tuesdays from 1 to 27; "Prejudice and the long-time friend and associate of Hoffman has been a research Its Impact on Western 2:35 p.m., starting March 13. Individual," April 10; "The the late Senator McMahon. associate of the Center for Thought," and "Darwin and the General hospitals in Danbury, System: Barriers to Quality in Hoffman joins a long list of International Affairs, and . a Modern World View." Each of Milford, Winstcd, Putnam, New Nursing Practice," April 24; distinguished statesmen who Fellow of the Center for these volumes has been reprinted London, Manchester as well as 'Toward Communication of have delivered the University's Advanced Study in the as Mentor paperbacks. Wallingford's Gay lord Hospital, Non-Possessive Warmth," May 8, most prestigious lecture, Behavioral Sciences at Stanford Greene joined the UConn are so far taking the course. and ''Communicating faculty in 1967 from the Authenticity," May 22. including Dr. Kissinger, Adolph University. He is a member of The course is a continuation A. Berle Jr., Dean Acheson, the Council on Foreign University of Kansas. He also has Teaching the course will be of last fall's offering, "Nursing: Ann Marie Stoppleworth, public former Venezuela President Relations, the American taught at Iowa State University Person to Person", and will offer Romulo Betancourt, Abba Eban, Academy of Arts and Sciences, and the University of Wisconsin health nursing consultant in opportunities for discussion of mental health, Divison of Public A. Doak Barnett and George and American Political Science and has been a visiting professor guidelines involving the Ball. at the University of California, Health Nursing, Connecticut Assn., the American Society for professional growth and The 1973 McMahon Lecturer, International Law. Berkeley. State Department of Health. THE SCANDAL Camera courses initiated OF SECRECY 1 John W. Gardner, Chairman Common Cause Courses will include plans for beginners former Secretary of Health, Education and Weltare Camera buffs will have a 7:30-9:30 p.m., starting the the war in the Near East for chance to acquire both basic and week of March 12. "World News." One of the weird and nonsensical facts about our advanced knowledge of The classes will meet Mondays His lectures will cover government — at all levels — is that much of the pub- photography in two short at the UConn Greater Hartford darkroom techniques; the lic's business is done in the deepest, darkest secrecy. courses to be offered next Campus in West Hartford, history of photography; basic Citizens assume that only questions of national se- month by the University of starting March 12. They will photo techniques; the uses of curity and some aspects of criminal justice are dealt Connecticut. meet at UConn's Stamford cameras; film; and light meters. with in secret. Little do they know! Most of the time "Photography: A Way of our public officials act as though the way they con- Branch Tuesday's beginning Organschi also will teach the duct our business is none of our business. Seeing" is an eight-session course .March 13, and Wednesdays at the advanced seminar in designed to meet the needs of Bishop Continuing Education photography. The advanced In 1972 roughly one-third of the Senate Public the beginner or intermediate Center on the main campus here, seminar will concentrate on Works Committee meetings were held in secret. The photographers. starting March 14. technical problems introduced figure for the Senate Agriculture Committee was 59 percent, for the House Appropriations Committee The s e c*o n d course, The instructor will be by both student and teacher over 90 percent. The House Ways and Means Com- "Photography as Expression," is Guido Organschi of I.itch field, portfolio mittee, which drafts the laws governing every federal an advanced seminar for whose photographic work has Admission to the advanced tax dollar you and I pay, is notoriously secretive. Se- experienced photographers, and appeared in publications in this course will be based upon the curity is so tight that even the staff assistant of a Con- will begin late in March. country and abroad. He is a students' previous photographic gressman who is on the Committee can't attend the Classes in the first course will former American editor for the work. Seminar applicants should closed meetings. What are they hiding? meet once a week at three Swiss magazine "Camera," and submit at least two samples of All sessions of congressional committees — and locations across the state from in 1956 he was assigned to cover their work, along with the records of all votes taken at such sessions — should application form. normally be open to the public. Committees should be The seminar is scheduled to allowed to close a meeting only for considerations of meet Thursdays from 7:30-9:30 national security or invasion of personal privacy, and History Department holds p.m. at the Bishop Center in the procedure for closing it should be carefully pro- Storrs, starting March 29. Class tected against abuse. size is limited to 25. In the Executive Branch, virtually everyone asso- Educational History talk Registration information for ciated with national security acknowledges that the Historian Irene Quenzler Harvard University in 1969. the basic and advanced courses system of classifying documents to preserve secrecy Brown of Hampton will deliver a A Hampton resident, Brown may be obtained by contacting has been badly abused — all too often for the pur- public lecture here today on the was a Woodrow Wilson Fellow in the UConn Continuing pose of concealing bureaucratic error. And the zeal topic "Interpreting the for secrecy extends to every government agency irv 1961, a Harvard Teaching Fellow Education Services, Non-Credit der the control of the Executive Branch. Regulatory Educational History of 16th in 1964 and a Fulbright Fellow Extension, Box U-56PH, Storrs, agencies often meet behind closed doors, omit public Century France and England." in 1965. Conn. 06268. The telephone hearings, and suppress reports the public should see. Brown, who is an authority number is 486-3235. on educational history, will Of course, the secrecy involved is only secret-from- the-public. The special interest lobbyists know very speak at 4 p.m. in the Natchaug well what goes on in those hush-hush meetings. Quite Room of the University of often they're right in there with the decision makers. Connecticut Commons Building. The only one who has splinters in his nose from bump- Her talk is one of a series of ing against closed doors is John Q. Public. history colloquia sponsored by Now there is a resolution before the Senate- - the UConn Department of sponsored by Senators Humphrey (D., Minn.) and History. Roth (R., Del.) (plus 11 other sponsors) which would A 1970-71 Radcliffe Institute open all Senate committee meetings. A bill (S 260) re- Scholar, Brown is the author of cently introduced in the Senate by Lawton Chiles of a number of articles dealing with Florida and in the House (HR 4) by Dante Fascell, also the Renaissance, "early" modem of Florida, would open all Legislative and Executive Europe and the Reformation. Branch meetings except those dealing with national security or involving personal privacy. She recieved her Ph.D. from Information is power, and secrecy is the most con- venient means of keeping that power out of the hands POWER GLIDE of the people. What the people don't know, they can't object to. Canister Cleaner It's time to change all that. And you can help. Write MODEL. E—11 your two SenatorSand your Congressman. Tell them you want them to open up the system. Or join Com- X mon Cause (2100 M Street NW, Washington, D.C. SALE 20037) and ally yourself with 200,000 other members (KTOrOWtf in getting these changes made. We're going to give Hours this nation back to its citizens. The student member- $29.95 rhurs.-Ftb. 22-11-9 ship rate is $7.00. Don't just stand there! Fri.-Ftb. 23-11* Singer SM.-Feb. 24-11 6 This spaoe is contributed as a Sun Feb. 25-2 6 J People Service by The Van Heusen Company REG. $39.95 ; mile north of interactions 44A & Rt 195 Tete: 429^742 \= J Page 4 Connecticut Daily Campus Wednesday, February 21, 1973 Capitol separates sexes State lawmakers segregate social rooms by Robert Kaplan to confer with a male lawmaker; Deputy Majority Leader of Hartford The woman a code written on the wall next the State Senate, Florence D. nervously walked passed the to the door: "for male Finney, Republican of open door marked "Private," lawmakers only." Greenwich, said "I don't into the dimly lit, brown room, While in the State Capitol, frequent the Hawaiian Room laden with cigarette smoke and assemblywomen are not out in since the women's lounge is on the deep hush of men's voices. the cold, they can retreat one the fourth floor." She said she was satisfied with the present By the time she reached the flight down into a fourth floor arrangement. opposite end of the room, many1 room of the State Capitol Women have better deal heads had turned toward her marked: "Strictly Private, only women lawmakers allowed." Representative Dorothy Osier, direction, not in admiration but Republican of Greenwich said, in reproach. Is separate but equal really "I think the women have by far The scene took place in the equal? Opinions differ. One the better deal since there are State Capitol's Hawaiian Room, assemblywoman said she isn't only about 20 of us that use our a social room restricted for the satisfied with the situation but private room and so much more use of male lawmakers only. The to take any action would men allowed to use the Hawaiian female lawmaker had violated a jeopardize her position in the Room. I think it's rather nice to code of conduct when she General Assembly's political have an intimate room where passed through the marked door power structure. women can talk on an informal basis." She said if there was only one lounge available for both men Women's group to aid and women, instead of the ■present situation, she wouldn't have the chance to speak prostitutes and lesbians extensively to women of the WASHINGTON (UPI) -The employment, housing, credit, opposite party. National Organization for finance, child custody and Although women's activists Women (NOW) warned Tuesday public accomodations. might be offended by places like it will do anything "short of —"Economic equality" in the Hawaiian Room, the women violence" to win its newly marriage and divorce. It declined in the General Assembly aren't adopted goals for a $2.50 to endorse "no-fault" divorce too concerned, or at least they minimum wage, an end to all until the laws provide are reluctant to voice their prostitution laws and civil rights "economic safeguards" for' protest. With so much at stake for lesbians. dependent spouses and children. this year for women's rights Patricia Brady, one of 27 demonstrators forced to leave Gulley "NOW is taking a more radical -A task force to develop a legislation, assemblywomen are Hall last night by threat of arrest, reads the statement prepared by approach," President Wilma model rape law for state not going to spoil their the protestors before leaving the building. The protestors' statement Scott Heide told a news legislatures. bargaining power over the social accused University Acting President Edward V. Gant of "a failure to conference following the group's —Equality for women seeking arrangements at the State take their demands seriously and a failure to recognize the urgency 6th annual conference. jobs in professional sports. Capitol. of the situation." (Photo by Rich Finkcl) "We haven't done all we have to do. In fact, we've hardly cleared our throats." The conference, attended by 2,000 NOW members, adopted 12 new major policies dealing Lieberman: Tenure not political with poverty, divorce, lesbianism, prostitution, rape, by Gina Calderbank The feminists staged an all Day My Prince will Come: "I believe that I have been justice, sports and volunteers. The charge that Assistant day demonstration in front of Female Acculturation Through treated differently than they Heide said NOW was founded Professor of English Marcia Gulley Hall on Tuesday waiting the Fairy Tale." were," she said. seven years ago, "as a kind of Lieberman was denied tenure for for a response to their demands. In a statement released on Lieberman stressed the NAACP for women." But she political reasons was denied by Among the demands are a day February 18, Lieberman said her recommendation was tentative said the feminist group has Lieberman last night. Lieberman care center, a women's center record of publication is identical and was not in itself a decision changed its strategy since then. said William Moynihan, English and equal athletic and other or extremely similar to that of to deny of tenure. The action 'There is no doubt that the Department head, told her of programs for women.t two men up for tenure last year was not one of sex NAACP has done a lot for this recommendations made by the Lieberman, a member of the who recieved it. discrimination, she said. country," she said, "but it needs Tenure and Executive Women's Council and the to become more radical and Committee of the English Commission on the Status of radical is a good thing to be. Department before Thanksgiving Women had no comment on the Rock Revival Dance "We will do whatever is of last year to deny her tenure. demonstrations, but said she necessary short of violence. That I.ieharman said the reason supported, advocated and Featuring is what I mean in termXo,| being giy_|i^■ her for the worked for them", she said. radical." recommendationnmendation was that her Lieberman said she was "THE DUKES" She said NOW rejects violence scholarly publications were among the first faculty members because women have been "the judged of questionable quality. to advocate courses in women's From N.Y. victims of violence." She According to the Hartford studies here. She teaches Women ATHAWLEY ARMORY violence is part of the "male Courant, Moynihan said the in Literature, introduced to the ON SATURDAY, FEB. 24th mystique" that NOW wants to recommendation for denial of Liberal Arts and Sciences 8:30-12 eliminate by working with men. tenure was made "purely on curriculum in 1970. $.75 New NOW policies call for: professional grounds." Lieberman has published six — Elimination of all Moynihan told the Courant that scholarly articles. Among them Come Greased!!! prostitution laws because they charges that the decision was are "New Linguistics and New are "punitive toward women and political were "simply without Poetis", "Sexism and the Double unenforceable." foundation." Standard of Literature", "Moral — Four new "legislative The charge which she denied Innocents: Ellison's Invisible priorities" including a $2.50 was made by a group of Man and Candide" and "Some minimum hourly wage for concerned women students who AUCTION everyone including domestics; walked into Acting President federalization of the welfare Edward V. Cant's office in rompHR-E system, and government Gulley Hall on Monday, Friday, Feb. 23 programs for a child February 1?J. Lieberman said she development and full had not been in contact with employment. any member of the group before ThchudsoN 7:00P.M. —Civil rights for lesbians in the action. PRICE Will MAkE and every Friday nite 7:00P.M. youfEElqood! at the Browsing Shop I JUNCTION RTE. 2& 66 MARLBOROUGH CT. GRADUATE PARTIAL LISTING

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Home of the pill Wednesday, February 21, 197S Connecticut Daily Campus Page 5 Supreme Court rejects appeal of Sirhan Sirhan Body search continues WASHINGTON (UPI) - The gun," they would be able to Supreme Court rejected Tuesday produce new "significant Deputies look in Santa Cruz area an appeal by Sirhan Sirhan, physical evidence" to show he SANTA. CRUZ, Calif. (UPI) Mullin, a loner whose friends Ballistics tests showed the convicted assassin of Se. Robert had not fired the fatal bullets. — Deputies searched a rugged said he turned from an four young men found shot F. Kennedy, that he was denied The attorneys did not spell coastal mountain area Tuesday exemplary life and became a through the head last weekend a fair trial and that new evidence out any new evidence in their for possible new victims of mass tattooed drug cultist, was held in were killed by one of two small would show his innocence. Supreme Court briefs but said murder that has taken 11 lives, neighboring San Mateo County's caliber guns found in Mullin's Without comment and by a 'hey would do so before the Santa Cruz County District jail. possession when he was arrested. 7-0 vote, the Court refused to California Supreme Court which Attorney Peter Chang said he Chang said the Santa Cruz jail grant a hearing to Sirhan who upheld the conviction last July would not ask for a preliminary does not provide adequate The suspect was seized when a was found guilty of fatally 26. hearing on the latest four security. Officials were aware of witness saw his car fleeing the shooting Kennedy in a Los The California brief also said murder charges against Herbert rumored threats that the suspect scene of the shooting of Fred Angeles hotel kitchen during the that as far as claimed new W. Mullin, a 25-year-old college would "never come to trial" for Perez, a 72-year-old fisherman a 1968 presidential primary evidence is concerned, the dropout who turned to LSD. killing of five persons believed week ago. The weapons were campaign. Supreme Court is bound by the "It is not necessary," Chang connected with the heavy drug subsequently linked to the Sirhan was initially sentenced formal record in the case, told newsmen, "because he traffic in the Santa Cruz area, killings, late in January, of five to death but this was commuted The Court took these other already is in custody on charges No motive for the killings has persons in two remote mountain to life imprisonment when the actions: of killing six persons whose been suggested, and Chang said cabins. California Supreme Court bodies were discovered earlier, he was "forbidden to comment" l Authorities also said Mullin is abolished capital punnishment. ~ *"""<* ° a"°w consumer His fingerprints also were found on the case by the judge who a suspect in the blood stabbing Justices Byron R. White and «"»c«te Ralph Nader to reopen at the scene of the murder of a held a preliminary hearing on to death of a priest in Los Gatos, , wer court William O. Douglas declined to ° proceedings in an priest in his confessional. the first six murders. Calif., last year. effort to u xt thc mcr er of the participate in the Court's action. P 8 Hundreds of persons have Both were close personal friends International Telephone and moved into the woods in search of the late New York Democrat. Telegraph Corp. iTT and the Hart of solitude, and many live in In their appeal, Sirhan*s ford Fire Insurance Co. remote campsites, like the one in Leading Cong official lawyers, Roger S. Hanson and — Let stand a lower court which the four young men, shot George R. Milman of Beverly ruling which declared an' through the head, were found Hills, raised 12 legal arguments, Alabama anti-busing law last Saturday, suggests talks change site including a claim that police had unconstitutional and declined to The district attorney said he conducted illegal searches of his hear an appeal from federal will bypa« Municipal Court „ PARI£(U") - A leading Vie. Vietnamese would reply to his proceedings in the latest four C°ng 0.ff,cial Tuesday proposed proposal at their next meeting home after the June 5, 1968, court orders that the city of l on shooting. Memphis, Tenn., must launch a charges and will seek a grand that high-level talks to decide Friday. They also said that although massive busing program to jury indictment Feb. 28 against the political future of South The Paris peace accord Sirhan "was captured at the eliminate segregation in its Mullin for all of the murders in Vietnam be held in a neutral stipulated that the two sides scene wielding a still smoking schools. Santa Cruz County. zone in South Vietnam or in meet before May 3 and set up a Paris. National Council of Negotiator Dinh Ba Thi said Reconciliation and Concord he made thc suggestion to break which will organize elections. a deadlock between the Viet Plans for the conference have Robbery causes strife Cong and South Vietnamese been blocked by failure to agree government over the site of the on a site and Viet Cong fears conference. about their safety should the talks take place in Saigon. After their fifth meeting Pompidou put in embarassing position The South Vietnamese have aimed at arranging the made no secret of their PARIS (UPI) -The still Wednesday is the anniversary France is the government — conference, Thi said: 'Today, in reluctance to have the talks in missing body of the late Marshal of the battle of Verdun — it Pompidou needs to hold support order to break the deadlock Paris. They were angered that Philippe Petain, one of the most began Feb. 21, 1916 and from both left and right. concerning the site of the French police allowed controversial figures in France's continued for months — and At the faU of France to the P°htical talks, we have made a recent history, was fast many observers saw the timing n w pro-Communist demonstrators Germans in 1940, Petain became f '"'tiative-let us choose a to protest at thc signing of the becoming Tuesday an of the grave robbery as more prime minister and later agreed P,ace bc*M'cen. the two zon" embarassment for President than a coincidence. peace accord Jan. 27. to France's armistice with Hitler, controlled by either side to turn Thi said: "We are sure the Georges Pompidou in Opponents of Patain, it into the site of a conference. A French court convicted the French Government. which forthcoming parliamentary especially veterans of the Tni elections. undergound World War II marshal of treason in August "** South Vietnam was already has provided favorable The body of the hero of the resistance, have bitterly opposed 1945 and sentenced him to ■» appropriate spot for such conditions for the quadri-partite World War I battle of Verdun, the move and successive French death. But Gen. Charles talks, but added: "If the Saigon conference on Vietnam for several years will continue who later died a convicted governments have refused to deGaulle, who opposed Petain's administration is not ready to traitor after he had headed the permit his body to be moved government as leader of the agree with our new proposal, we providing thc two South pro-Nazi Vichy government at from its former resting place on World War II Free French are ready then to sec the official Vietnamese sides with all the the end of World War II, was He d'Yeu. Forces, .commuted the sentence conference open in Paris." necessary facilities for their stolen from its grave on the If and when the double zinc to life in prison on the He d'Yeu. Thi said the South meetings in Paris." island of lie d'Yeu. The and oak casket is located - and discovery was made Monday. hundreds of gendarmes searched Convicted of treason with helicopters for it Tuesday Since he was convicted of — President Pompiodou will treason after the defeat of have to decide where it should Germany and exiled to He d'Yeu be reburied. Whatever he Meany snubs Democrats off the Atlantic coast of France decides, it is certain to alienate a after the war, Petain and his role large segment of the French MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - 1968 election and he told But Meany, reiterating that in the Vichy government have voting public, AFL-CIO President George reporters Tuesday that it still the labor federation was not bitterly divided Frenchmen. Could prove crucial Meany said Tuesday the was after the overwhelming 1972 wedded to cither party and did Supporters of the former field This could prove crucial for Democratic Party was in election defeat of Democratic not take part in party business. marshal have demanded that he Pompidou in parliamentary "shambles" and he gave an George S. McGovern. declined to invite Strauss to be buried in a military cemetary elections scheduled for march 4 official col'l shoulder to its The 78-year-old labor leader meet with thc council, near Verdun, where he led and March 11. Leftists pose one chairman who sought to woo declined to elaborate on whv the President Nixon met with thc France to victory over Germany of their strongest threats in years Meany and other labor defectors party was in disarray, and said "1 council Monday in what appears at a total cost of more than one to Pompidou's centrist Gaullist back into thc Democratic fold. have no suggestions" to correct to be his continuing campaign to million lives and where he {coalition. To maintain control Meany said in 1970 that the the situation. 'That is Mr. attract labor away from their ..requested burial. 'over the cabinet which party was in a shambles after the Strauss' problem." traditional alliance with the ■M10MMM<|>»^«'»*»^^WMMMW*<%0WMIilE«WWIHs%W»MMW» Democratic national chairman Democrats. Robert S. Strauss met informally with some of the political action Meany said Nixon had been NORTH irVILLINGTON VILLAGE operatives of the AFL-CIO and welcomed by the council as the hosted a reception for Mi any President, and therefore this was is an authentic reproduction of an old New England' village. Surrounding a and the AFL-CIO Executive not showing favoritism to the central green, these apartments offer all the conveniences that modern Council. Republicans. tenants expect. Central air-conditioning Wall-to-wall carpeting Automatic Dehumidifier Full Ceramic Bath Climate-control Heat Oversized Closets Self-cleaning Oven and Range Individual Basements Dishwasher Wagon Sheds . Horseless Carriages Refrigerator Highway Convenience TTUCBCth '"'"iI*ESS|* '»!**i.-"":' In addition, the village offers the warmth of a fireplace, simplistic design and ■ a quiet solitude that has been lost for over 200 years. Early tenants will have the opportunity to pick colors and stains for woodworking, carpets, kitchen appliances, and interior decorating to co-ordinate with their individual fixtures. For information or inspection - Call 684-3081 or write: THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT Robert J McKnney 7 North Willington Village DEPARTMENT OF DRAMATIC ARTS Stafford Springs, Conn. 06076 FEB. 16 - FEB. 24 SAT. MATS. 429-2912 Tickets-$2.50 apiece Page 6 Connecticut Daily Campus Wednesday, February 21, 1973 Protestors leave Gulley Hall after arrest threatened by Mark Franklin Acting President Edward The 21 demonstrators who Gant, Monday afternoon. had been occupying Gulley Hall Fifty demonstrators had for almost eight hours left the disrupted a meeting in Gant's building Tuesday evening rather office Monday and read him a than face arrest. They departed list of demands. The demands at 9:50 p.m. about ten minutes included "the reinstatement of after Associate Provost William Marcia Lieberman with tenure Orr ordered them to leave "or be and promotion; a women's exposed to arrest." studies; and a university funded, The demonstrators had community controlled, free, day "refused to leave voluntarily care center, according to a because they received no statement read to Gant by commitment of affirmative Sharon Kestern. action from the university for They also demanded larger their demands," according to a facilities for the Women's Center statement made by Patricia as well as "equal funds for Brady as the demonstrators left women's and men's physical the building. education program and equal She said the group access to facilities," Kestern "unaminously agreed that Gant's said. Feminist demonstrators occupying the Board of Trustees meeting room in Gulley Hall Tuesday before departing under threat of arrest by the University Police. A larger demonstration is planned at response represents a failure to Besides these points, Kestern's take their demands seriously and statement demanded Assistant noon today. (Photo by Dennis Capuano) a failure to recognize the urgency Provost Gail Shea's advisory demonstrators that he "must interrupted by a telephone call said the feminists had "no of the situation." council, which was dissolved by officially ask you to leave unless before he could conclude it. quarrel with the police and it The demonstrators had been Gant in January, to be you havc morc business that can At 9:40, Orr continued his "would serve no purpose to be in Gulley Hall since 2:10 p.m. reinstated, as well as "a revision ^ rcasonably discussed." He ultimatum and told the arrested." protesting "Assistant Professor of the University's response to told thcm thc building was, demonstrators they must leave The 21 remaining of English Marcia Lieberman's the HEW investigation utilizing* ..officially closed» or be arrested. demonstrators gathered the the direct input from women at i f r the closing, a television set that had been short y a tC D. J. Griffin Jr., assistant all levels of the University; and a number of plainclothes brought in, as well as the food guarantee of no reprisals" to the director of public safety, told and sleeping bags they had in University Police were deployed the demonstrators they would demonstrators. • to prevent demonstrators and Gulley Hall, and left. Gant was not in his office be charged with criminal trespass There were about 50 the press from entering Gulley in the first degree. Griffin gave when the demonstrators Hall. supporters waiting outside occupied Gulley Hall, Tuesday. them five minutes to clean the Gulley Hall when the Gail Shea, assistant provost, boardroom up and decide His response to Monday's arrived at 8:20 and stayed with demonstrators left. ultimatum was given to the whether they wanted to be The demonstrators dispersed the demonstrators for about an arrested. demonstrators at 3:17 p.m. by hour. She had "no comment" on immediately following the Ten minutes later, Barbara Donald W. Friedman, director of why she was there. statement by Brady. Lederer announced the UConn's office of public At 9:25, Orr said Gant's final Kestern said another information. Orr said Gant had demonstrators had "decided demonstration is planned at offer to the demonstrators was unanimously to leave." She business scheduled outside for a meeting with four Gulley Hall today at noon. Gulley Hall "most of the day." spokesmen Wednesday. The After Gant's statement was demonstrators voted to reject read, there was some confusion the offer. until the demonstrators decided At 9:30, Orr started to deliver Perception House to meet in the Board of Trustees his ultimatum, but he was room in Gulley Hall. "He just flubbed," one demonstrator said of Gant's BENEFIT CONCERT , statement as the protestors moved into the boardroom. Go fly a kite! Sunday,Feb.25,1973 Debbie Weathers announced at 4 p.m. that the but buy it at demonstrators, "planned to stay 2:00 to ll-.OOP.M. in Gulley Hall until Gant meets University of Connecticut with them." She said there Associate Provost William Orr would be "no destruction of University confers with other UConn property." administrators during the Over half of the protestors Pharmacy A Day of Music eight-hour occupation of Gulley decided to leave rather than stay Hall by feminist demonstrators. after 4:30, the official closing (Photo by Dennis Capuano) time of Gulley Hall. Home of the Pill at the At 4:33, Orr told the rejection for tenure" and making several other demands, (see SrSaboo Inn story, page 4). About SO demonstrators entered the building at the UNIVERSITY MUSIC conclusion of a 24 hour Featuring ultimatum period given to N BLUES FROM James Montgomery Blues Band Announcement 6:00p.m. and 9:00p.m. A workshop entitled "Violence in the Women's Mon.-Fri. GOSPEL FROM movement" wiH foe held tonight Black Voices of Freedom 2:00p.m. at 7 p.m. in Brock Hall lounge. 10A.M. to 10PM. JAZZ FROM Sat Ron Ancrum and Company 3:00p.m. and BONES BLUE GRASS FROM RESTAURANT 10AM.-7PM. Stony Creek 4:30p.m. a.m.— 3 a.m. LATIN SOUNDS FROM eekdays ' 'Personal service from La Inspiracion 7:00p.m. Round the lock Weekends people who know the AND SOMETHING NEW FROM North on Rt. records they sell." 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Charles Bronson, as Joe Papers. runs to them after a planned becomes part of one big happy Vito leaves America for Italy Valachi, has been better, much Joe Valachi was a member of robbery falls through. He family. Maranzano is the head, in approximately 1940. I find it better. In fact, he's been much the Cosa Nostra for little over becomes one of Maranzano's of course. Valachi is now his hard to believe that all that better in every other role I've thirty years. In 1962, an men (a rookie, so to speak). driver. Maranzano is also wary. happened from then until his seen him in. Lino Ventura, as imprisoned Valachi told a tale of The initiation So are Luciano and Genovese. return in 1958 were quarrels Genovese, slurs his words but so guns and death, from his Joe catches on quickly. When And before Maranzano can say between Joe Valachi and other does everyone else in the film beginning as driver for Mafia a chance to knock off top rivals "Et tu, Bfute? " he gets his oats. nameless hoods, guards disposed who's trying very hard to be a chief Salvatore Maranzano to his Vito Genovese and Lucky Refuge on watching Genovese's Jill St. stock Italian caricature. Ventura differences with Vito Genovese Luciano comes up and Lucky Luciano takes over. John-type slut (who has lovers has the least slur of them all; he at the end of his career. lieutenant Tony Bender passes it Valachi flees. His favorite boss, of both sexes), and nights out on only says "Joe Machi", losing the The Godfather had Francis up in favor of hitting two lesser who once tutored him on Caesar the town as the Gaff becomes "va"in translation. Ford Coppola, whose previous rivals (thus obeying orders), and had an expansive library, is her newest lover. Albert Jill Ireland looks and to a directorial efforts include You 're Maranzano takes note of now dead. Anastasia is the figurehead boss. certain degree acts the role of a Big Boy Now, Finian's Valachi's initiative and officially Valachi finds refuge in the Not Fiction Valachi's wife. Gerald S. Rainbow and The Rain People. initiates him into the Cosa house of Reina's widow. She Where are the big meetings of O'Louglin is, as I've mentioned, The Valachi Papers had Terence Nostra. Time out for the ritual. also has a lovely daughter. By bosses, the affairs of state, so to the "angry and embittered" Young at the helm. Young is Valachi is to drive for the time Luciano's men find him speak, that are more a part of federal agent. He is always angry able with action - adventure Maranzano's number two man, to offer him a restaurant the Mafia than lesbian and embittered. He gives us no pictures like From Russia With Gaetano Reina (Amedeo business, Joe decides to marry relationships? This is a problem reasons, but only continues with Love, Thunderbolt and Red Sun Nazzari). that girl. He walks right up to Stephen Geller carelessly his anger and embitterment. and even fine thrillers like Wait Full-scale war soon erupts Lucky Luciano that afternoon neglected. Yet this is all true - Gerald S. O'Louglin isn't very Until Dark but, give him between the two factions: and say, "I'm gonna marry fact not fiction. good. something demanding like an Maranzano and Massara. that-a girl." At any rate, Vito returns, Bad liming absorbing biographical, perhaps Director Terence Young uses She's not Mario Thomas, but castrates the Gaff, has Anastasia Lastly, Joseph Wiseman (title even psychological drama and he actual black and white stills Jill Ireland (Bronson's real-life gunned down at a barber shop character in Dr. No) does a fine falters. planted on the screen as a wife) with a fine make-up job. and looks seriously into the drug job with the Chinese and totally Staccato method of showing more bloody She looks the young innocent business. Valachi's angry and incomprehensible dialogue. To begin with, Young tackles dead bodies than he could have Italian girl and I was unaware it embittered federal agent bickers However, the producers of the novel from a poor if Producer Dino DeLaurentis was Mrs. Bronson until the with him on a meaningless point. this film made one big mistake perspective. The film opens in had put up a little more capital. credits were shown. The agent expresses contempt in timing. To release this film in 1962 and the past enters as All the while we hear Bronson's Nonetheless Lucky loses his with the poignant line: "I'm not the same year as the highly Valachi relates his tale to the voice-over narration. luck and is imprisoned on like you, Joe; I stopped successful Godfather was angry and embittered federal Lonely Kill charges of pimping. We never see spreading my legs apart long professional suicide. People had agent who wants to get the Reina is gunned down. or hear of him again. We should ago." seen the one big gangster film goods on Genovese. Maranzano comes out with the have. Shortly after Vito's plans for and an exceptional film it was. A staccato presentation. No film's most idiotic line at the Trivia remains the drug business begin, they Even a film of equal par to The sooner are you interested in funeral. Consoling the deceased's Vito Genovese takes over. end as Vito and Joe et al find Godfather would have fared Valachi's beginnings when the widow, who asks for Boredom and insignificant trivia themselves in jail. End of story. worse. It's regrettable that The film brings you back to cell 68 reincarnation, the Mafia chief take over the remaining footage Vito puts a contract out on Valachi Papers goes the other and the old and talkative Joe. says dryly, "I cannot bring back of the film. And we must Joe, who has by now been on extreme: there is no comparison. Thrown in prison at an early the dead; I can only kill the remember that the film keeps TV to tell the world all about The Valachi Papers is boring age (though Charles Bronson living." alternating between the past and the Cosa Nostra. And Joe and poorly performed, badly looks no different thirty years At this point, Genovese and Joe's last years in the 1960's. Valachi dies six months after written and directed. It is later save his white hair), Joe Luciano come in. Offering Interrupting boredom to show Vito. It said so at the bottom of staccato Mafia. Because The meets some Mafia men, among condolences, they also offer more of the same isn't easy, but the screen. Godfather isn't, it flows, them a striving mobster named peace. The crying stops; the Young and scriptwriter Stephen A Big Mistake involves and succeeds. The "the gaff" (real name: Dominick corpse does not move. We must Geller handle it well. It's hard to Like Mario Puzo, Peter Maas opening scene of The Valachi imagine that Geller also wrote should have written his own Papers sets the pace - it is silly HAWAII the screenplay for screenplay. Relying on Stephen and unintelligent and Make a break this summer. Walk Into Slaughterhouse Five. Geller proved a big mistake. pre-shadows the entire film. a lush subtropical rain forest, swln in a crystal clear pool beneath a secluded waterfall, snorkel thru warm waters over a coral reef, swim, surf, or Just sleep on the warm sand. You say you'd like to but you've got to earn some bread this summer? So do your 8 hour gig, but do it here,then set yourself free on some sunshine Soviet jet crash kills 66 and beautiful people. Hawaii's wages, higher than the national average, can pay for your trip, and put you back PRAGUE (UPI) -A control among witnesses as to whether to land." X at school In the fall with what you The plane crashed at Prague tower official who watched the plane caught fire before or would have earned at a hometown Job. Monday's crash of a Soviet after it hit the ground. An airport, killing 66 of the 100 airliner m which 66 persons died aircraft mechanic said fire could passengers and crew on board. TASBED P.O. BOX 17221 HONOLULU, HAWAII 96817 said Tuesday he saw a fire have- cause the stabilizer to jam. CTK, Czechoslovakia's official Enclosed is $4.25 for guaranteed housing employment aid. I understand; An airline official in the news agency said. this entitles me alone to your service. No C.O.Ds please. : aboard the plane just before the Name • accident. The pilot said Tuesday control tower as the plane The death toll was revised approached the runway said, "I downward by CTK to 66 Address a jammed stabilizer kept him from maneuvering the plane to suddenly saw smoke and fire in Tuesday. Earlier, Western airline City .State. .Zip. land, the middle of the plane. The officials had put the toll at 77 of Skill . . . There were conflicting reports aircraft lost speed quickly and 99 persons aboard. failed to make it to the runway. The survivors were all in the It looked like the plane was front, first class section or the going to hit the highway skirting cockpit of the plane, a Tupolev the airfield." 154, equivalent in size to a Airline officials quoted the Boeing 727. Russina pilot, identified only as An airline official said he saw Capt. Cernevcov. as savins, "the the pilot shortly after the crash. i stabilizer locked as we came in "He was shaken up and had a big cut on his head but otherwise COPS unhurt," the official said. Martian's "I have heard the captain told the investigating commission Gatifi, be. that he was not aware of a fire aboard the plane before it They ain't what they used to be ■out* 199 crashed," the official said.

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Since America has Englishwoman) was stationed in Easterners, mostly from India engineering at the University of racism here. the means to cure the sick, Maria New London. and Taiwan are more likely to be Connecticut four years ago, he In Hong Kong one doesn't Luz thinks there should be Although he has a permanent expected America to be a mix cold and hot foods in a provisions allowing everybody in International House than a meal, a practice enforced by medical care. visa, Frank hangs the Union Jack European such as Frank. Some, "heaven on earth", a land on his dormitory wall and without poverty or ghettos. Peter's parents. Now half a The Other A merica, Michael like Peter, will carry on a perfect intends to remain a British Maria Luz Samper of world away, Peter can laugh Harrington's study of the conversation in English, only to subject. Columbia believed that i rich (and enjoy) his new habit. neglected poor of this country break out into their own Becoming an American citizen country like America Could He loved seeing snow for the was largely responsible for language when they see provide for the poor, the hunry, first time, a joy which has making many Americans aware would among other things, make somebody from back home. him liable for the draft. and the sick. diminished, he says, every time of poverty in the U.S. But International House is a Frank said the use of drugs England's Frank Swenson it snows. He has even tried people like Peter Chow in Hong two-story white house behind here was "more blatant" than he knew about the cars and ice-skating, although he spends Kong and Maria Luz Samper in Mirror Lake. Its doors are open expected, adding that marijuana freeways from the movies he more time on the ice than on his Columbia only knew what they to Americans besides our foreign is smoked openly in many saw, but he was surprised by the skates. saw--suburban Doris Day guests. great number of trees and the Maria Luz Samper is America and the United States dormitories. Frank finds the Some at International House students at International House scenic beauty of Connecticut. concerned that so many are Information Agency handouts. speak Spanish, others Arabic or Peter, Maria Luz, and Frank Chinese, but I'm sure they could are three of 325 students from all laugh at the predicament of other countries now studying at Frank Swenson. Speaking of UConn. The University provides Americans, Frank complains for an "International House' Oil demand reaches crisis that "Although I speak English with a small staff to help work much better than they do, they out a place to discuss their don't understand what I say cultures with Americans and Physics head says crisis is national problem sometimes. other foreigners at night. Many foreign students were by Jim Baran initiate a change in priorities in enough to last us for hundreds1 lonely when they arrived at Increasingly acute shortages Middle Eastern diplomacy to of years at present consumption Activities UConn. They found the letter of oil, natural gas, and home help quench her enormous thirst rates. However, with coal we inviting them to International face environmental factors, such WOMAN OF THE NIGHT Is finally heating fuel could fast become for fuel oil, according to U.S. here. Don't miss this classic movla House very welcome. But as one of the most urgent problems News and World Report. Saudi as the high-sulfur content of about San Francisco's oldest they made new friends, their most of our coal as well as the professlon. Wad. L Thurs. In Life facing Americans in the years Arabia has oil resources which Science 154, 7 and 9p.m. • sponsored attendance slacked off. ahead, according to University could satisfy almost our entire destructive business of strip by Hilltop Council. A few years ago the Storrs of Connecticut Professor Paul Gs oil-import needs. mining," Malone said. community "began a "Host Outmates need sisters to volunteer to Klemens, Head of the Physics "If the present rate of Malone feels that the black prisoners In the United States. Family" program; this year the Department. consumption continues to rise, development of nuclear fusion as If Interested see George Perry In Rm. response was so great that more 110 - Manchester Hall (Weds. best). Klemens sees the demand for we'll certainly have to face price a source of energy is the only families than students fuel, especially gasoline, in this increases in fuel in the future, real long-term solution to the Mandatory meeting for those volunteered for it. country as well as the added fuel crisis in sight. definitely going to Appalachla over Although Peter Chow has had which is more likely than any Spring vacation and others Interested. emphasis on protecting the Unfortunately, not enough Thurs. 6:00 St. Thomas Center. Or a "great time here" and finds rationing of fuel on a nationwide environment via low-sulfur fuel basis as in the war years," research is being done at the call 429-7528. most Americans very helpful he present time on the potential oil and gas-eating anti-pollution Klemens said. DIALOGUE —(StorrsHotline) needs adds that '.Not all people are devices on autos, as key reasons environmental hazards which phone volunteers. 50 hour training. nice here." While short-term rationing in Prefer summer residents. 429-6484. for the recent shortage of certain localities could occur, could result from the use of 6 p.m.-2a.m. natural gas and home heating rationing in general is against our nuclear power, Malone said. "What we need to do is create Lonely? Need help? Want to talk' Educator here fuel. political traditions and prices Call Dialogue. 429-6484, 6p.m.-2a.m. In order to continue to meet and demands would probably the idea of energy husbandry — any night. Confidential and asked to serve the skyrocketing demand for come into equilibrium, Klemens conservation," Malone said. anonymous. Referrals. Information. gasoline in this country, many said. oil refineries have increased Thomas F. Malonc, Dean of at N.C. college production of gasoline and the UConn Graduate School, slackened off in production of feels that the problem is The director of the University cheaper heating fules, according "basically that we are consuming of Connecticut's Center for DO YOU WANT: to U.S. News and World Report. more than our fair share of the Open Education has been invited Klemens said that a to serve as a Visiting Scholar at fuel reserves of the world." With combination of increased 6 per cent of the world's the Piedmont University Center • $100 per month tax - free, imports of fule oil from foreign population, the United States of North Carolina. nations (which would be greatly consumes 33 per cent of its dependent upon the shape of Rogers, who is co-author of energy. the book, 'Teaching in the our international relations with "While there are immediate • a chance at a full tuition the oil rich Mid-East) and a British Primary Schools," will shortages of fuel oil and natural greater dependency upon present lectures on the following gas, we've got plenty of coal. nuclear energy in the future scholarship, topics: "The Examination of could help to at least Assumptions Underlying Open temporarily alleviate the v /COLLEGfc and Informal Education"; problem. 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Ride needed to Rochester, N.Y. for Office hours - Monday through is a charge of 3 cents each Thursday, 1 to 4 p.m. telephone JOBS are available around the U.S. at Spring Vacation. 429-2276. Bob national parks, hotels and resorts this additional word. extension 486-2208 and office Girl Wanted - Photogenic, interested After 6 p.m. summer, but we will only be able to location on the 4th floor, center Activities must be limited to in modeling and working with handle the first 100 replies. Send $3 stairwell of Hall Dorm. 10 words. Activity notices more Professional photographer part time Found: Black man's eyeglasses and to Action for Students, Box 392, In return for pay or photo portfolio. case, In front of field house. Call Waterbury, Vermont, 05676 for than one week in advance will 643-1442. 429-6491. For Sale: single bed In good Information. If you are not among not be inserted. condition. 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A boring winner by Dave Solomon Does it get boring to continuously win? Perhaps not for some. The old New York Yankees, the Boston Celtics of the 1960's, the Green Bay Packers, always won year after year. Bringing it down to the collegiate level, we haw our UCLA record breaking basketball team, or the Oklahoma or Nebraska gridders. One loss for the two latter teams almost automatically drops them from possible contention as the national champion. For UCLA, one loss is bordering on disaster. All these teams have one thing in common - they are the best in their profession, playing against the best there is to offer. At UConn. the vanity truck team has won 40 consecutive indoor meets, humiliated their Conference rivals at last week's Yankee Conference Championships, and head up to the New F.ngland indoor track Championship this weekend as one of three pre-meet favorites. Is Success Boring.' Is this success boring to them? If it isn't, it should be. There never seems to be much of a challenge for the indoor track team. The YanCon Championships had to be the most anti-climatic event ever to take place in the Conference. When a coach (head track coach Bob Kennedy) sa\ s that "there's no way we shouldn't win the title," VOU know that his team clearly outclasses the field. Unlike the UCLA's and Nebraskan's, who compete and defeat the best the collegiate world has to offer, the UConn track team has TAKE THE PUCK AND RUN: UConn right winger, Howie Neckowitz (6) checks a Holy Cross miles to go to reach such greatness on the national scale. Sure the defender into the boards as he tries to steal the puck away. The Huskies met with limited success, as indoor track team excels in New England, but even here, the team Cross defeated UConn 6-4, putting them under the .500 mark for the first time this year. (Photo by fails to schedule meets against the most prominent track schools such as Dartmouth or Harvard, or to go a bit south to contest a very Wesley Thouin) formidable Villanova squad. It would be foolish for UConn to drop all the teams it already schedules, but there has to come a point where a Bill Cantin (Husky premier long distance runner) must realize that in order to win, he Icemen drop below .500 must better anything that he has previously done. Decathlon Champion Lose to Holy Cross6-4 Take Ron Evans for example. He's the National Collegiate Decathlon Champion. How can a person get psyched when he knows by John Keilty Chapman, did not have one of struck offense connected on that all he has to do is perform fairly well in order to capture three The Connecticut hockey team his better nights. Holy Cross three power-play goals in the last field events? Put him against the nation's best, and he'll give that lost their fourth straight contest scored several of its goals by frame, making the final score a extra 10%. Instead of giving him one opportunity a year to compete last night, 6 to 4 to the stacking in front of the crease, bit more respectable. Cris at the national scale, the schedule could be fortified to present him Crusaders of Holy Cross in a and sending the puck into the Lindsey, Bob Breig, George with a challenge. game played at the Worcester middle from behind the UConn Wooster, and Tom Dockrell got UConn should't set out to compete against every top notch track Arena. The loss dropped the net-tender. the UConn tallies. team in the country or even the East. But there should be a time UConns below the .500 mark for Refusing to Yield The Huskies open a final three when the Huskies can go into a track meet and be labeled the the first time this season, as they Refusing to yield, game home stand on Friday underdog. now check in at 10-11. Connecticut's defensive play hosting Hamilton in a 7:30 p.m. The winning record may come to a halt, but the excitement Going Downhill tightened up, as the famine contest. surrounding the meet would become far greater. Imagine having Husky play has either Marty Liquori. one of the world's best milers (formerly of Villanova) stagnated or remained on a competing against Bill Cantin. A slaughter? Maybe, but the fans constant plane from the first would love to see Liquori in action, and any runner would be part of the season, as they have Film Society Screenings grateful for having the opportunity to run against Liquori. lost three out of three remat- Liquori is just one example. Track is winning at UConn, but at the Iches with teams that they have This Week same time it is dying in spectator interest. The 1973 indoor track previously beaten. The Huskies team might be the best Coach Kennedy ever fielded, but unless the had beaten Holy Cross by a Thurs: fans become acknowledged of this fact, all the winning becomes reversed 6 to 4 decision in IMS Aud. 8p.m. $.75 A card Ophul'sTHE RECKLESS MOMENT meaningless. mid-January. atfflHP and THE UNIVITED - perhaps the best Ghost Movie A simple answer is to make UConn track a big name at Storrs. No With three goals in the second one cares if we win our current meets by a greater margin than period, the Crusaders broke Fri: orginally predicted. The caring will begin when the Huskies match open what at first appeared to VDM 8p.m. |1.« card. 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Freshman goalie Lou Parker Sun: Brundage Pool will host a The key to the meet lies in had 21 saves in the UConn net, premier Nutmeg swim clash the hands of the medley and but according to Coach John S.U.B. 8p.m. $1. ft Card WEST SIDE STORY. when Southern Connecticut and freestyle relays which are the UConn meet tonight at 7:30. first and last races of the The new rivalry which started thirteen event competition. only last year should prove to be Connecticut has won one and MARKLAND'S GARAGE INC the most exciting swimming duel lost two meets by a total of less UConn fans will encounter this than a half a second in the final If your car "runs into" trouble call or request, year. relay. But the.relays will be only Maryland's Garage Inc., 429-9688 for 24 hour Southern will seek to two of the many crucial battles wrecker service Rt. 1.95 Storrs maintain their short-lived expected. Wednesday's Even Worse At SHABOO T. BONE WALKER Special Tomorrow Nite BONNIE RAITE