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VOL. LXXI NO. 50 STORRS.CONN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1973 5 CENTS OFF CAMPUS Administration Salary rates five months late for faculty here with action plan moved upward The University's revised Affirmative By LOL' GOLDEN Action Plan (AAP) to eliminate The Board of Trustees has discrimination against minorities and recommended a change in the salary women on campus is five months scale for the University's professional overdue to the U.S. Department of staff which includes a $3,420 raise in Heal th, Education and Welfare (HEW), the maximum yearly salary- for full according to John Bynoe, Boston's professors and S600 a-year stipend hike HEW civil rights director. for graduate assistants. In April, the original AAP was The Board's recommendations, found to be inadequate by HEW. The voted on Friday in executive session, Agency said the plan was missing goals must be approved by the Commission and timetables for the hiring of women on Higher Education before taking effect and minorities. HEW also said the AAP in September 1974. needed policy statements showing that However, these changes will not the University hiring practices are in affect the salaries of professional staff compliance with federal members now employed by the nondiscrimination regulations. University, but will broaden the range of Bynoe said this year's salaries possible in any job category. administration has a different attitude According to Trustee Robert F. towards producing a better plan than Taylor, the salary schedule was adjusted last year's administration. He said so the University could remain University President Glenn W. Ferguson "competitive in attracting new faculty has convinced him the revised plan will and staff. contain the necessary information. "We tried to emulate and duplicate The University-'s Equal the salary schedules of the best of the Employment Officer, Bertram Wilson* public and private institutions," Taylor was not available Thursday for said. "We think we should have the best, comment on the AAP. and we are going to compete for the A University offical said the plan best." should be completed and published by Taylor said the University now ranks the end of the month. The University "close to the 90th perccntile" in faculty is sending in portions of the plan to salaries across the country. HEW at the present time. David Repass, president of the local The AAP was written in response chapter of the American Association of to a two-month HEW investigation in University Professors (AAUP). labeled the spring of 1972, during which HEW Taylor's claim "an illusion," and cited probed alleged discrimination of AAUP figures which show that UConn women and minorities on campus. falls below the 60th perccntile in faculty- The original deadline for the salaries. revised plan was May 1 and was "All that they have done is, to extended to June 1. A further request change the salary structure," Repass from Acting President Edward V. Cant With Thanksgiving rapidly approaching, Chef Thomas Scott carcfu lly portions said. "No one on the current faculty has to extend the deadline to Oct. 1 was turkey for a special feast at Hamilton House Thursday night. (Photo by Alan received a penny more." denied. Decker). ( i>ni nun (I on page 4 Kennedy's death seen in retrospect
By MARK FRANKLIN football game against Holy Cross the because they felt it would be too It was a mild, sunny Indian day after the assassination was "mundane" at such a serious time. summer day in New England ten years cancelled on order of Homer D. Despite the sense of loss and horror ago in late November. Babbidge Jr ., former university experienced by millions including It was a day that was to be cruelly president. Stave, he concurs with many historians branded into the memories of hundreds Students now attending UConn that Kennedy's administration was a of millions of persons across the nat ion were in elementary school at the time time of hope that went unfulfilled. and th e entire world through the of Kennedy's death. Stave said Kennedy, "raised the electronic shock of television and radio Debby DeRose, a fifth semester expectations of American society so broadcasts. agriculture student, recalls she was in much, that once he was succeeded b\ John F. Kennedy, America's young the fifth grade at St. Thomas parochial Joh nson and Nixon the crisis of] and dynamic President, had been shot. school in Fairfield. She said she was America was great" when these goals He was in "critical" condition. He was leaving school when the safety patrol were not fulfilled. "The ultimate effect dead. guards told the children Kennedy had on American society was disillusion." The Co nnecticut Daily Campus, in been shot. he said. a special edition on Saturday, Nov. 23, *4 T or, He said, "Kennedy could have led 1963, reported, "They wanted the She remembers the guards were not believed by the students. "Everybody the country in any direction he latest news so they came to the Daily wished." Stave said he believes that Campus and WHUS offices where the was yelling what a hateful thing it was to say," she said. Kennedy's popularity was based on teletype machines were recording "more style that substance." history. DeRose recalls going to a Girl "Th e quiet of a Friday afternoon Scout meeting and then going to Stave describes Kennedy as a "Cold was broken as stranger met stranger, church with the other scou ts to light warrior" in foreign affairs. He said he shook his head and whispered, "How candles and pray. When she found out was MM in office long cnoug h to have President Kennedy could it have happen ed?" or, "I just from her mother the President was an effect on domestic policy. can't b elieve it. Following the announcement of the dead, DeRose said she cried. Louis Gerson, head of the political "As the people came, a loudspeaker President's death, the Daily Campus Bruce Stave, associate professor of science department, said he spent the was placed in the Student Union reported, "It took a while until the history, said he was a graduate assist ant day of the assassination "glued to the lobby. The news spread and the meaning of the words were felt. Then at the University of Pittsburgh and was television" following the initial students were joi ned in the information they wept. eating a bacon and tomato sandwich in announce ment. c enters by Pr esident Babbidge. "The noisy snackbar of every a dormitory lunchroom when the Gerson said, "The great tragedy of "The shock grew and so did the Friday gave way to a quiet corner, a announcement of the shooting was Kennedy him self was he died in office cro wd. They grew more ho peful and at deserted staircase." carri ed over a piped-in radio. He said when he was not able to fulfill his the same time more fearful. Although students were getting he went with some ten friends to a bar promises." "Rumor said he was dying. ready for the Thanksgiving holiday the where the nearest television was Ken ncdy can not be judged on the Everyone too k another look at the following week, parties and social located. basis of the results of his Associated Press or United Press events were cancelled at th c request of When Stave was i nformed of the a >Iniimsii.ition because he was killed International wire services and waited Donald McCullough, student activities President's death, he and his wife "at the t ime he learned about these and prayed." coordinator. UConn's scheduled decided not to go food shopping problems," Gerson said. Friday, November 16, 1973 (Eimttertirut lathi (Eamntta
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The arrogance of intellect «*-was really disappointing to To the Editor: had received on the paper, or find a so-called intellectual who I recently received an even by what he thought I had refused to rationally discuss the unsatisfactory grade on a paper done. situation with me. Perhaps the J.F.K. I wro te for one of my courses. I was very much insulted by University should make a greater The instructor remarked that his arrogant manner and effort to employ teachers more "Bui why, some say, the moon? . . . And they may the paper was a "cooperative question why I was treated in responsive to the needs of their well ask, why elimb the highest mountain? Why effort" with another student. this way. Such professors, even students. thirty-five years ago, fly the Atlantic? . . . This other student and I went though they may be experts in Maria Monaco to his office to discuss our their fields, seem to add little to Woodhaven Apartments We choose to go to the moon in this decade, and grades and question why he do the oilier things, not because they are easy but thought we had cooperated on Giving WHUS power a boost because they are hard; because that goal will serve to writing the papers. In his words, we were To the Editor: especially in its drive to become organize and measure the best of our energies and "unsophisticated, unintelligent There are a number of stereo. I for one wish to thank skills . . . and inexperienced students" and student organizations on campus all those who have made WHUS therefore had no right to Many years ago the great British explorer George that provide a number of possible. Carry on with your question his "highly paid" worthwhile functions. I would goals! Mallory, who was lo die on Mount Everest, was asked opinion. He not only refused to like to bring up one that has David R. Ward why did he want lo climb it, and he said, "Because it listen to our position, but served this community for fifty Willimantic implied that since he had years, namely WHUS. Generally is there." recently been a consultant for the community comments on Well, space is there, and . . . the moon and the such illuminaries as John the station only when it annoys Moral crisis Lennon; we should not question planels arc ihere, and new hopes for knowledge and them by interfering with their To The Editor: his expert opinion. TVs or radios, (not WHUS' In response to the letter peace arc lhere." I was much more disturbed fault). written by Carl Gardner and by the way this instructor John F. Kennedy But do most people know David Grobosky we would like treated me when I went to his that WHUS is totally volunteer, to express our deep shock and September 1962 office than by the grade that I student run and student funded? indignation at their proposed They air no commercials to "Sleep-In" program. Debate petition support their effort. Some While energy conservation people complain about the must be of primary concern to To the Editor: music on the only local FM us all, moral transgression is by There are a couple of station, but do they know that no means the solution. Morals inaccuracies in Carol Blum's WHUS has a classical program, are still morals and the flouting Nov. 14 story on the most soul, blues, jazz and folk among of these conventions only serves recent Students for a Democratic others? to create an even more Society (SDS) meeting. Do most people realize that distressing crisis in our Blum misuses one member's to get on the air at WHUS, a community. quote when she writes that SDS person must get a Federal We feel that these charges professors Ginsburg and Communications Commission "gentlemen" have seized upon Laughlin with expounding their license and go through at least our unfortunate energy situation views in their classes " 'as if they 14 weeks of training? Do they as a means to advance their own were God's truth' ". know that WHUS carries ABC as interests, namely the sexual The particular person quoted well as local news, and they exploitation of the female did not use this expression to broadcast football, hockey, UConn student. They may not describe the professors' basketball, and baseball games? find us as warm as they expect expression of their views, but I doubt most people realize to. rather to characterize several of what it takes to run a radio All personal feelings aside, as their past students'expression of station, especially when to the "considerable decrease of (Cmtnrrtirut fiaily (Eatttftna these views (in conversations everyone is a volunteer. But I energy consumption during the with members of SDS). Serving Storrs Since 1896 know that the men and women usual peak night time hours" - The second inaccuracy is the who operate this organization we seriously doubt it. Need wr reporter's characterization of are dedicated to doing the best say more? Advertising Manager Patti-Jo Slatnick our petition as job they possibly can. K. A. Hart Circulation Manager Steve Cisowski "anti-Laughlin-Ginsburg." We I urge all students and ■ M. C. Schneider want to make it understood that faculty to support WHUS, Hurly Hall EDITORS signatures on this petition Assistant Managing Lou Golden represent neither "pro-" or News Mark Franklin "anti-" sentiment toward the Features . ." Deborah L. Noyd professors. No equality shown in past Sports Dave Solomon They are simply to demonstrate to the men that a To the Editor: America where we find the Copy Lora Livengood I challenge the Committee sizeable chunk of the University world's greatest nation. Layout Vickie Germain Against Racism to look at community feel there is need for Europeans pioneered this Associate News Bob Vacon history and honestly say that an open forum and debate of continent. I might add that Dean Redfern there is such a thing as racial their views regarding racial Africans helped out too, but Assistant News Bob Nevin equality. differences in intellectual under the tutelage of Europeans. Gina Calderbank If Africans- are equal to abilities. What great civilizations did they Assistant Features Jay Sloves Europeans why is South Africa William Moorhead encounter? None. All they came Assistant Sports i Art Horwitz the greatest economic power? Students for a across were aboriginal tribes, Assistant Layout Sharon Fields Africa is rich in resources. The Democratic Society being disunited were swept Assistant Editorial Page Lyn .Nadel natives have sat on them for • We stand by our story. away. Chief News Photographer Wesley Thouin ages. Europeans showed them Finally we have South how to develop their resources, America where Europeans Letters policy raise their living standard, and Second Class Postage paid at Storrs, Ct. 06268. Published daily encountered somewhat advanced except Saturday and Sunday from Sept. 10 through December ' Letters must: control disease. civilizations. How do you and from January 16 through April 16; wot published during — Be typed, signed and double Two hundred years ago Thanksgiving and Easter recess. Business office and Editorial spaced and no longer than 260 explain 600 Spaniards office located on North Eagleville Road in storrs. Accepted for words. Australia ■ was a continent conquering 50,000 Mayans and a national advertising by the National Educational Advertising — Not signed with a pseudonym. populated by aborigines. Now it similar occurence in Peru? The Service. Subscriber: United Press International. Subscription —Have addresses and telephone rates: $5.00 per year, 13.00 per semester. Return notification of numbers Of writers. is a thriving nation where most advanced peoples there are unclaimed deliveries to Connecticut Daily Campus, University of Names will be withheld on Europeans and Americans are of European descent. Connecticut, Storrs, Ct. 0626S. reasonable request. The Daily Campus reserves the right to edit all locking to. Michael D. Yuzakewicfc letters for space < !»'< now turn to ^.North Wright y\ •ASHS' •-•.•.•.•.*»-.n ¥
Friday, November 16, 197S Connecticut Daily Campus Page S ExchangeChilean September student describes coup Non-unionwon-union salessaies aenieadenied By GINA CALDERBANK significance to the Chilean By CAROL BLUM state Department of Consumer Sachem Produce Co. in Norwich About twenty students people. Elmer Pressman, manager of Protection in Hartford. on Tuesday and Thursday of last heard an account Thursday Wine said military treatment the Universal Food Store in Referring to a Hartford week and that it was sold out night of September's Chilean of civilians was sadistic. She Storrs, denied Thursday that Courant article Nov. 9, which late Saturday. After that, he coup given by Linda Wine, a said bodies were left in the the store has used deceptive said, "Universal officials were said, the Union emblem on the student from the Catholic streets as a rem inder of military advertising to sell lettuce. not available for comment," front door of the store was University in Santiago who power. Between 20 and 30 Pressman repeated a denial, Pressman said, "Nobody tried to taken down, recently returned from Chile. thousand people have been broadcast Friday in an interview reach us or came in to see us." He said, "When we advertise Wine said a total killed since September there, on WHUS radio, saying,'There He speculated that the Farm Workers' lettuce, you can "polarization." of the Chilean she said. isn't an ounce of truth in the accusations may have resulted bet it's Farm Workers' lettuce, people to left and right wing Wine asked for student story." from someone's seeing the We go out of our way to get h." political p arties and strikes by support of the Chilean wor ken The Union claims that lettuce being wrapped in the Mike Winkler, Storrs UFW professionals ar»d truck owners by writing to the Chilean Universal and several Finast store, and then assuming it was gupporter, said Thursday that both contributed to the tension Embassy in Washington D.C. supermarkets in the state have not Union lettuce. He said the the store had a Union emblem which preceded the coup. Wine Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) displayed the United Farm lettuce was shipped "naked" in on tne front door for a p^.^ of stressed that the working class who is presently working on a Workers' emblem in advertising crates and had to be wrapped in six wce|u before Oct. 25. There in Chile were not involved in bill to cut off economic aid to and store displays while carrying the store. wag ^ a t Qj- a \jy\y crate the general strikes. Chile. "We have a grave non-union lettuce on their Pressman said the last over the lettuce shelves, he said, She said the blackout which responsibility to' help as North shelves, and a complaint has shipment of Union lettuce continuing, "I know it was the occurred during a nationwide Americans," she stated. been filed by the Union with the arrived "naked" from the same because I marked the box speech Allende presented prior and checked it every other day." to the coup and his apparent During the same six-week suicide "gave people a complete period, he said non-Union feeling of impotence." Wine lettuce cartons were found in said two thirds of Chile was in Nixon talks of Richardson the trashcans behind Universal, darkn ess for 45 minutes. which were emptied every few She said a video tape of the days, according to Winkler. bombing of A'llende's WASHINGTON (UPI) - attorney general, Senate sources the Senators was that there are The complaint awaits presidential palace was shown President Nixon was quoted said. several versions of the events investigation by the state continuously for 48 hours Thursday as having told some The sources, who included that led up to the discharge of Department of Consumer following the death of Allende Republican Senators that Elliot two who agreed to be named - former special prosecutor Protection. "not to let the people forget L. Richardson initially agreed Sens. Wallace Bennett, R-Utah, Archibald Cox and that Mr. the fall of Allende and his to the firing of Special and Paul Fannin, R-Ariz., said Richardson was simply government." According to Watergate Prosecutor Archibald Nixon described the alleged articulating one of those Today's weather Today's forecast calls for Wine, the presidential palace Cox but got "cold feet" and "change of heart" by versions. partial clearing and windy with was of great cultural instead decided to resign as Richardson during a discussion jj j apparently in ie ssucs tempera! ures in the 50's. which challenged Richardson's diipute between the White Chance of rain will be 20 per subsequent description of the House and Richardson were cent with winds from the whether he ii.itially agreed that northwe st at 15-25 miles an ixon s account was invcn a -^ ■_... • . r Great Pie Race draws Cox ld group-roup ofot 14 RepublicanKepu ,sh°" ** restrained from hour. Senator, Wednesday night atSCck,,n8 prcsident.al tape tonightlomght calls .for partly nd h Hou sc d f the third in a series of White ****** f * «* # <*»« y «•£» ™<* <*»«" ° versatile running wins re at K House meetings intended to documents l '" *° ram d.m.mshmg to 10 per cent. give all Republican members of Watergate, and whether lcmperaluresw.ll be between ByJACKSHARRY In the co-ed relay division. Congress a chance to speak R'chardson initially agreed to a 25 and 30 degrees. Students and professors the Hilltoppers, combined for a with Nixon about Watergate "compromise" in which Sen. Saturday s extended pursuing a pie for three miles. 19th place finish with three issues. Gen. Alexander M. Haig, John Stennis, D-Miss. , would forecast calls for mostly sunny through the center of campus? women and three men . Nixon's White House chief of vcrify a summary of taped s k 1 e s and seasonable Indeed they were. It was the In other team competitions, staff, helped out in the material for submission to the temperatures around 50 thc degrees. third annual Great Pie Race Chemical Engineering presentation. courts. sponsored by the Recreation Department took the graduate Conflicting reports of what am rize ,nc N n a d Ha th Department and held yesterday * P - L ""kgy «° " * "j* ^^ J at 12-15 and 345 with a Department won the faculty Richardson - Cox episode University Music composite list of times recorded. team crown and thf ^-member emerged Thursday, and several ski team entry took first in thc participating Senators were presents The first to get a piece of the University Club division. quoted as saying Richardson coveted prize was Dave Gallo. HaBal Diigeway, a professor had been called a "liar" and On Sale who covered the course in of Civi] Engineering, finished that it had been suggested his 15:04, copping the Man Under 16th whh a Ume of 16:32i won reccnt Senate testimony should 25 tit,c- the Over 40 title. be scrutinized for possible Ohio Player Topping the female list was paul Kaplitz, 56, the oldest perjury. Allcne Crepau, finishing 46th competitor, finished 84th with a The White House issued this ii D with a time of 18:33. time of 21:36 and took the statement about the reports: Taking the undergraduate "Least Young" division title. "What the President told Ectasy men's residence hall title, was the colorfully a ttired Fairfield Hall team of Inauye, who $3.33 finished third, Avena, sixth; University Plaza Gilroy, eighty; Aillery, ninth; and Hull twentieth. No women's Rt. 195 Storrs, 429-7709 teams were entered. Chinese, Polynesian and American Food The BOG Black Experience Cofimitte* REVISED COMPLETE LUNCHEONS SERVED Invites You To Experience: LATE EVENING DINING AVAILABLE The information Pain, Pleasure, Ecstasy and Joy printed in TRKE-OUT SERVICE yesterday's from Ohio Player's ,,h Concert Ad 11:30 AJVf. to IKK) A.M. •M^H^H^M^M^H^M^M^tt^H^. THE OHIO was incorrect The revised COCKTAIL LOUNGE information is $2.00 per ticket Enjoy Our Exotic Polynesian Cocktails PLAYERS UConn ID is necessary. Phone (203) 872-8662 €1 Camino Plaza Rte. 30, Vernon (Lower Level) The Black Black Voices of Freedom Voices of Freedom Chicken Dinner Sat. Nov. 17 llam-7pm 8:15pm November 16th Storrs Congregational Church Parish House Admission $2.00 2 Tickets oer ID Free Anniversary Concert Jorgensen Auditorium Sun., Nov. 18 4:00pm Tickets on sale TODAY Page 4 Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday, November 16, 1973 Job preparation Education dean in recreation to play host discussed here to budget parley By TERRI MANGINI The dean of the University of A discussion on camping Connecticut School of and job opportunities in Education will direct a national camping was conducted conference of educators in New Tuesday at a Recreational York City Friday which will Service Association meeting in focus on program budgeting for Commons 217. school systems. Allan Beavers, guest speaker Harry J. Hartley, dean of the at the meeting said New School of Education, will direct England is behind the rest of the third annual Plan, Program the country in outdoor and Budget Systems (PPBS) . education and has been so s ince conference which begins at 9 1923. He said, recreational jobs a.m. at the New York Hilton are few as a result and "The Hotel. field is pretty well populated at The author of Educational the moment." Planning — Programming — Beavers, who is Executive Budgeting: A Systems Approach Director of the YMCA in Hartley said conference Hartford and President of the participants will consider New England Camping program budgeting, instructional Association (NECA), said 65 objectives and evaluation private camps in New England criteria. The conference is were forced to close down this intended to give educators using year because of poor financial PPBS a chance to discuss planning. operational problems and He said the present job exchange information. situation is beneficial for Participants also will earn how UConn students majoring in to prepare written plans for recreation. He added those A general r eview of the struggle for independence in Southern Africa was discussed Thursday phasing in PPBS in their schools; students should work towards a night, by Oliver Tambo, president of t he African National Congress of South Africa. Tambo spoke degree in Education. formulate a comprehensive to some 75 persons in Social Sciences 55. His talk was sponsored by the Departments of Sociology program structure, and establish Beavers said, "Certain things and Political Sciences, (photo by Alan Decker) needed for survival in the a budget coding system. camp ing field arc not includ cd in college curricula." He said, however, students should have a general background in areas Health experts cite needs of blacks such as public relations and f i nance. "It is preferabl e to generalize "Health care for the black Allied Health Professions, and much might be controlled by blacks to occupy a significant and not specialize in studies," population must be designed to Maye H. Grant, a lecturer here, modifying eating habits. number of leadership posts in he said. According to Beavers, respond to all the distinctions They believe when treating ™e health educators are the health care field diversity of courses for stud cnts which are black," insist two blacks consideration should be convinced that the health of characteristic of the exclusion at this University provides a University specialists, given to the following: their *•** fellow blacks is directly, pattern that has "plagued" good background for future The observation appears in present and potential health and indirectly, affected by the blacks for centuries, work in recreation. a recent article published in status; certain afflictions number of individuals of their "We will and must find our Beavers referred all "Urban Health, the Journal of common to the race; their race at tne toP of tne health way through the maze, because interested students to the Health Care in the Cities." cultural styles, as well .as the professional ladder. our very lives depend on it," YMCA and NECA for job Authors arc Frederick G. need for more black members They consider the failure of they conclude, advice and counseling. Adams, dean of the School of on theme healthric.um caretare team.ream. « < C C* t The authors also urge more ^{2^^ XdiXtS lOV laCUltV datai be acquired about some of » the "unexotic and unglamorous" health problems here moved upward which. often afflict black,-.Continued from page 1 people. . . r^. . . . — Raising the minimum r r specifically,c r the salary of an instructor from Answers are needed to recommendations called for: $8,3 00 to $9,100 and the
CONNECTICUT PUBLIC INTEREST RESEARCH GROUP questions about the very basic -Raising the minimum maxim um from •$ 13,500 to health conditions which affect sa lary of a de an from $22,300 113,900. blacks in greater proportion to $25,300 and the maximum than among whites, they write. — Raising the minimum Stop! Tune in WHUS from $35,300 to $38,300.* salar y of an ass istant profc ssor These include hy pertension and — Raising the minimum related heart diseases, from $10,300 to $11,360 and salary of a full professor from the maximum from $16,130 to Monday 9:30PM orthopedic disorders, pre mature $17,300 to $19,900 and the fp 720. births, fetal, infant and maximum from $30,200 to Listen! Bart Russell speaks on maternal mortality rates. $33,260. —Raising the yearly stipend For example, Adams and — Raisin g the m inimum for a graduate assistant wh o has . ConnPIRG Grant would like to know how salary of an associate professor passed the Ph.D. general much of the hypertension from $14,300 to $15,000 and examination from $5,400 to problem stems from the maximum from $21,560 to $6,000 Think! It's your Future environmental stress and how $23,580. -Raising the yearly stipend for a graduate assistant with a master's dei/ree from $4,600 to $5,400. —Raising the yearly stipend University Music presents for a beginning graduate assistant from $4,240 to $4, 840. POCO ON SALE Plants for Sale WONDERLAND POCO FARMS f CRAZY EYES Cross Road O€0... including: Chaplin, Conn. H*reWe Go Again/Blue Water Fools Gold lets DanceTonight Open Sunday A Right Along Nov. 18, 1973 10:00a.m. to 4:00p.m.
HOUSE PLANTS CRAFT ITEMS Dried Arrangements including Hanging Planters Keeper Of The Fire Sweet lovm Ride The Country AndSettlin Down I Can See Everything Macrame Hangers Wall Plaques KE 31601 KE 32354* Every Poco LP In Stock $5.98 List - $3.33 $4.98 List - $2.99 University Plaza Rte 195 Storrs 429-7709 Friday, November 16, 1973 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 5
Ford questions credibility, AmeriCan jeep eVOlveS will wait Jor confirmation * F WASHINGTON (UPI) • Vice Ford has denied the By GINA CALDERBANK doing research in the University Denfeld, the smaller company Want transportation reliable of Illinois libraryY four Yyears ago. went bankrupt shortly presidential nominee Gerald R. testimony of Winter-Berger, and " "' 7^ " n ,? « TnnA , ' VFord, . facingf hisu- toughest. u .. whou said J that.u . uhe loanedi J Fordc . cheap? .X .. Ask Duane Denfeld; ' Now,. , ' 5,000 • note w«p^«i«a, pages ater. an afterward. the Where did the jeep get its «.*»* ye.. ,old a Hou« ,,5,000 which n,v<, w- '"TS.^JSL.Denfe, d assi stant __,...-. *££*£..,'SSI *'_ I committee Thursday there is repaid. Committee members . , ' L P"»fe»or military marvel that warmed the name? In another section of his of oc olo he re Tecen hearts f evidence President Nixon has a said the oral testimony . ■ * % f \ [* ° ™d ions has emerged in book, Denfeld suggests the jeep authorcd credibility problem and, if conflicted with a sworn jfc '««*"»■«<*««< paperback. It is published by was named after Eugene Jeep, a confirmed, Ford wUl work to affidavit from Winter-Berger. £«* £ '" P ^ u5 ' 5*"^ f 5° ' nd0"and character from "Popeye" who solve it. "It's very clea r that »me of Wor'd J"J" w°nder vch,cIc • New York C.ty. was able to go anywhere and do The Senate Rules the matters he swore to in his . Den£": wh° <>»« owned a Denfe>d •«* th* J«P anything. Is this a fair Committee, which previously affidavit were not true," said J<=«T. ^d his interest grew whde contract fight between Ford and description of the jeep? questioned Ford, meanwhile 'committee chairman Howard W. "Yes", says Denfeld, "Since initiated possible perjury action Cannon, D-Nev. 1940 about a million military against a lobbyist who Cannon also disclosed that jeeps carried men, weapons, disparaged Ford's ethics. The an IRS audit of Ford's tax ammunition and the wounded." Senate committee also decided returns for the last six years In spite of this long record to vote next Tuesday on the re suited in Ford paying of service, Denfeld said the nomination of the Michigan $435.77 in additional taxes in military was never really Republican as vice president. * 1972. The IRS disallowed a satisfied with the jeep. It was "There is great national $871.44 deduction Ford took too heavy. According to concern about his Nixon's when he wrote off the cost of Denfeld, when it was first built, credibility," Ford told the clothing for the 1972 GOP House Judiciary Committee. National Convention. the jeep weighed 1,700 pounds, 500 pounds more than the army "I don't agree with it, but I TQVP> Tir^tiPP read it in the polls and in the 1 CtlVG IIUUvC had hoped. mail I get. I don't agree that it Today's issue of the Also, the jeep was too large. is justified, but there is certain Connecticut Daily Campus is Originally the Army wanted the sigrificant evidence that it is." the last one prior to the vehicle to be hidden when it In a two-hour closed Thanksgiving recess. It is also drove through tall grass, he said. session, the Senate Rules the last day to preregister for In spite of its strategic Committee decided to send to courses. The D aily Campus will shortcomings, the jeep has the Justice Department for resume publication on Tuesday, maintained its popularity with possible prosecution for perjury Nov. 27. We wish our readers Shown above is one of the experimental jeeps discussed in a the civilian population for 33 the testimony of lobbyist and their families a happy book by Duane Denfeld, assistant professor of sociology, entitled years. Jeeps feature 4-cylinder Robert H. Winter-Berger. Thanksgiving. "The Indestructible Jeep.' engines and get approximately 20 miles to the gallon. a small motor company was a Denfeld said they are better significant aspect of the jeep's than Volkswagons because the early history. jeep's four wheel drive, where I World news briefs According to Denfeld, the each wheel moves on its own army offered an exclusive power, handles well in snow. Soviet Union censures U. S. fitting bon voyage for Queen The value of the dollar contract to any motor company While the jeep was designed for Mideast military alert Elizabeth's only daughter and declined marginally in late which would produce a vehicle for rough terrain, Denfeld claims son-in-law. trading on most markets aft er which would "replace the horse LONDON (UPI) - The the jeep handles best in city Capt. Phillips, 25, and scoring some gains in the and the motorcycle and could be driving. "You can get in and out United States Thursday of "the **■«■ J"*- »• were married morning. built within 70 days." American of traffic easily," he said. or most dangerous kind' of cold Wednesday ,n a fairy tale police totfo JSJHfJ "° . ^ Buyers would find the jeep a ■ L. ui~" r„. ;.. setting of splendor and pomp m Bii..|,aj ;„ n«i*„„* developed the jeep in onlyy 49 war brinkmanship for its **. r r- y attacked in Belfast davs. „_ and, . „,,was ~. __J.J ... tremendous value. According to u J •!•.» i-^ A~mt-m Westminister Abbey, an ideal --.-««■, ,.,„,Y ~ , • . awarded the worldwide military alert during . . '' .. BELFAST (UPI) - TheL Irish . Denfeld today a jeep sells for .i_ I.J.1 r . «-!..• conclu sion to a happily ever contract the Middle East fighting. approximately $3,000 and only after" romance. Republican Army's provisional Denfcld said shortly after The attack was aired in the . wing attacked a police station Am.riran R,ntriT, MMIMH the depreciates between 5 and 6 publication of the Soviet Houseapproves increase JJ* Bclfast ^ur!riay whh A^ B£**™*« the hundred dollars after fifteen embassy here, Soviet Weekly, in social security benefits gunfire and bombs. Later the army ddgfam they could years. which has been employed W ASHINGTO N (UPI) The body of a man who apparently roduce the : in ,„ Like to know more about recently to present Moscow's House approved Thursday, by took part in the raid was numb,rs than the ^jjler the invincible jeep? Denfeld's official views on curre nt an overwhelming 391-20 vote, a dumped outside a hospital in co ny nontechnical, illustrated book problems. two-step, 11 per cent increase the neighboring Irish Republic. Thc army agned despitc sells for $1.50. in Social Princess and husband Security benefits A police spokesman in American Bantem's pleas to the go on royal honeymoon startin8 next April for 29 Northern Ireland said thc man Senate's Truman committee . million retired or disabled was aim ost certainly one of a which investigated contracts in workers LOWEST w n 5? i-J ' u - widows and dependent raiding party who earlier had The National Defense Program. Mrs. Phillips, like many other children. attacked the police station at and Ford was granted the "all or bo^edm" ordinary" jetlineV ^^ PriceR move utUe Kcady' ™ County A"nagh- nothing" contract. According to YOUTH Thursday and flew to a on international market Caribbean honeymoon. 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■ Page 6 Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday, November 16, 1973 Plans unveiled O.K. chorale in Sunday showdown o/toydnve for handicapped By MICHAEL W. KOZLOWSKI It is the time of the year The University of when all good men should come Connecticut choral groups will to the aid of their children. The present their Fall Choral Concert UConn Chapter of the Council this Sunday, Nov. 18, at 3p.m. for Exceptional Children (CEC) in . Albert N. Jorgensen held its first meeting Wed. night, Auditorium. The groups Nov. 14 to discuss such aid and involved include the University needs. Among the controversial Choral Society and Concert issues discussed were the Choir, both under the direction accommodation of handicapped of John Pocllcin. James Mirakian children in regular classroom and is the accompanist. the legal rights of the The admission free concert handicapped, especially the begins with presentations by the mentally retarded, as citizens. Choral Society. Their repertoire Comprising the six member includes Schubert's "dibit," panel were four members of the with soloists Audrey Milikian, Special Education faculty and Libby La Framboise, David two students. Kelly, and Paul Tavernicr; Jean Following the panel discussion was a brief business Bcrgcr's "The Eyes of All;" meeting in which the new Mozart's "Regina Cocli," with officers unveiled plans for a accompanying orchestra and Christmas toy drive and a soloists Sue Cook, Cathy Menge, proposed meeting with the Stephen Baz/.ano, and David Central Connecticut College Castonguay; and Charles Ives' Chapter. "67 th Psalm." directed by Mclinda Winchell, Laure Wilson, keeping with the tradition of Once again, it will be this The CEC membership is student conductor David Steve Paquette, and Jay Hall. performing polychoral music in open to all students, faculty and Castonguay. Sunday at 3:00 p.m,, at The last piece, "Magnificat" the 15th and 16th centuries. Jorgensen Auditorium. If you persons interested in the Concert Choir performs by Schutz, will be performed by The concert gives all the education of handicapped are inclined at all towards next, presenting Palestrina's five choirs, composed of two indications of a fascinating and children. Information on "Super Flumina Bab\lonis," instrumental choirs, two balcony enjoyable presentation, and, classical choral music, I suggest membership and future meetings Gcsualdo's "O Vos Omnrs," choirs, and one solo choir, under the capable direction of you attend. You won't be may be obtained from Karen Monteverdi's "Can talc consisting of Marie DiVeriere, John Poellein, it can't miss. disappointed. Palm a, 429-1857. Domino." and Mendelssohn's Ken Fitch, David Kelly, and Paul "Salts Spruche." with soloists Tavernicr. This arrangement is in Strange studies snicker
Notice ByJOHN SHERMAN insemination) or P.E. 266 Folk Larry Quakcnbush, or Marjoic With many college programs and Square Dancing. Hope Sams Church. requiring Organic Chemistry, The list does not end here. Some courses offer more Arrow Line Buses will operate Business Law, or other rigorous than just a break in a hectic day. Thumb through the University courses, it may seem the days If you do well in Animal Tues., Nov. 20 to Bulletin and you will see: have past when a student could Industries 206-207 (Selection of Welding and Power Shop graduate from Hieu University Meat and Meat Grading and (Who U.) with a degree in basket Equipment, Taxonomy of the Evaluation) you will be selected Hartford, New Haven, weaving or outdoor cooking. But Angiosperm, and Play and Art in for the Intercollegiate Meats don't despair. With the UConn Early Childhood. Not to say Team. Fame and fun all from Bridgeport, Stanford, NY City registration deadline nearing you these courses are any easier but these two courses. can fill the gaps in your tough they do have a tendency to put a Other classes that will liven Worcester, Newton, Boston schedule with courses like smile on your face especially if up a cut and dry schedule and Drawing III (nude model your instructor's name is Finney put a stop to the yawnies at least drawing), Animal Industries 229 Zinner, Walter Washko, Ji-Won for a while arc Advanced course in artifical Yoon, Pinaya Venkateswasan, Typewriting, Tailoring, Food for Buses will resume full the Family, Puppetry, Insect Identification, School Lunch services on Nov. 25 Management, Interior Design with Plants and Flowers, and ATTENTION Principles of Pruning Fruit Our usual Friday service will operate Crops. All organizations that will be seeking funds from the Many courses are relevant on Nov. 20 but some more than others. FSSO for next semester must submit a budget no later Your schedule will incorporate than November 19th. Budgets should be dropped off in many useful courses if you select for complete information Angel Figueroa's mailbox in SU 202A. Ear Training One, or Two, or Forms Available in Three or Four, Element of Drug Telephone 429-4081 Room 202A Use, Voice and Diction, or Thinking. Just pick a schedule and work hard. Besides leaving the University with dean's list status had a line of students in front of ANJ at 1 A.M. the you could also exit with the Lilly Achievement Award, The Who night before tickets went on sale for their concert? Dean's Mortar and Pestle Award, or the Delta Sigma Pi Scholarship Key. \Vf U^ has had 6 albums in the past 5 years which have SUNSHINE 11U traced an extraordinary musical development? HOLIDAYS as een r • Acapulco WllO ^ k P °ducing music which has defined the field • Bahamas • Hawaii of country "country rock"? • Jamaica « Ski as e (Alps A Tahoe) WVin ^ ' ^ thousands, stomping, screaming, cheering Departures every week • Re- liable Flights • Great Hotels VV ilvJ fans eiectrified at their performances? • Fantastic traveling compan- ions • For SPECIAL low rates contact. . . Eves vagabond (203) W UO is going to be in concert at ANJ this Sunday? tOiirS 429-3238 { OR mail coupon to VAGABOND TOURS.' Get your tickets today. | Box 196 Graac Station. NYC 10028 | Get your tickets ! Name _____^______■ Today at the ANJ I Address ! Box Office Plenty of good seats still I $3.00 - 2 per ID P0C0 available. ! Tel 7J Friday, November 16, 1973 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 7 MARKLANDS GARAGE INC. if your car "runs into" trouble call or request, Storrs After Dark Markland's Garage *nc., 429-9688 for 24 hour wrecker service *t 195 Storrs
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Bring your own alcoholic beverages, we have the ice and glasses. Page 8 Connecticut Dailv Campus, Friday, November 16,1973 .-,, . o t ^i„ German club to sponsor Chicago Symphony excels Christmas crafts marke,
By LORA L1VENGOOD SkiUful students and faculty Barbara Wright, German Sir Georg Solti and the members who can produce instructor and faculty adviser to Chicago Symphony Orchestra Christmas-related materials will the sponsoring club, explained showed Storrs what a real have an outlet for their wares that traditionally, the symphony should be Thursday here early next month when the "Christkindlmarkt" included the night in Jorgensen Auditorium. German- Club sponsors a wares of many craftsmen. Beginning with Weber's three-day "Christkindlmarkt." Children were told that the Overture to "Oberon", the "Christkindlmarkt," which items were gathered by the symphony gave a distinctive literally translates to a Christ Christ child and distributed to performance which featured a Child Market, is a Christmas them on Christmas Eve. rich string blend, a warm season crafts fair common in At the fair, prospective woodwind sound and an some of Germany's larger cities exhibitors will be charged a expressive brass section. since the late Middle Ages. nominal entry fee ($2.50) to The orchestra performed At the University of defray costs of decorations, with excellent dynamic control. Connecticut, the Christmas posters and the like, according In fact, everything was Crafts Fair will be held Dec. to Wright. well-controlled, but the 9-11 at the Student Union Items to be placed on performance was not merely Sir Georg Solti conducted the Chicago Symphony here last Ballroom, and will draw display will be screened first by sterile perfection. The orchestra night. The program included Beethoven and Weber, exhibitors from among students, a "jury" of German Club played clearly, but with intense Solti showed great insight in his of an honorable, slow faculty and staff members and members to insure high feeling. interpretation of this procession with the proper, their families. standards. Solti's conducting was monumental work. staid march of the pallbearers, inspiring. He worked within the F.roica, Beethoven's tribute Although Beethoven wrote this orchestra, maintaining the to the military, originally movement long, its length did rhythm easily as well as cuing written to the glory of not detract from the Chicago NASSIFF ARMS individual sections with Napoleon Bonaparte, is a performance very much,
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• Friday, November 16, 1973 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 9 Activities _ Gay alliance organizes
"Man's discipline and his soul's divine Support a good cause! Win a WOODCUTS AND LINOLEUM pride go together" Sri Chinmoy 10-speed' Ride in CCAG's Cycle for CUTS — use of the relief method of Meditation Group. Every Wed. and cents Sat., Nov. 17. Info: 423-7600 cutting an image: use of cutting and center for discussion Thurs. 7pm. SU 217. All are or Euro Bike, sponsored by Rugby gouging tools; printing techniques, welcome. Club. registration of multiplate prints. By GLORIA KAWECKI New Hampshire has considered Sunday 2-5pm, Nov. 18, the Inner Loggins and Messina Concert, Tues, Come to the Beerfest on Friday, Nov. College Tailer, The Artisits' Twenty members of the cutting off state funds to the Nov. 27, New Maven Coliseum. 16 from 4-7 or 8-12. ROTC bldg. Collective. UConn Gay Alliance discussed Tickets: $7.00 Includes bus, on sale Schlitz-llght and dark on tap. Listen school if the group is not starting Wed., 10-4 SU. Limited to Liguide Light. Psychology Club meeting Mon., Nov. Thursday night the opening of dissolved. The UConn group Supply. 19, 7:30pm SU 103. Boyce Batey its new information center. plans to find out what action Jobs for January grads. Peace Corp> The Black Voices of Freedom speaking on "The Out of the Body The office will open next the UNH students are taking. sponsor a "Chicken Fest" at Storrs Experience." needs volunteers in Health, Business, semester in Student Union In other matters, an Home Ec, Social Work, Engineering, Congregation Church Parish House. 11-7pm. Sat., Nov. 17. DAY CARE MEETING: People Education, Science and Liberal Arts. room 302. People will be amendment to the Gay Alliance interested in bringing low cost day Apply now thru your placement care to UConn - RM. 312 Commons, invited to drop by or call in to constitution was made. office (Hall Dorm) or call Black Voices of Freedom sponsor Free Anniversary Concert. Sun.. Nov. Mon., Nov. 1 9, 7 :30pm. 212-264-7123. discuss counseling problems. Members voted unanimously to 18th. 4pm. Storrs Congregational Church. Statewide Guest Singers. "Plight of Political Prisoners in A library on homosexuality have any officer suspended if Chile" discussions & speaker Linda and alternate life styles will also he failed to attend three Interpersonal Communication Wine: Thurs., Nov. 15, 8:30pm, consecutive meetings. Classifieds Workshop, sponsored by Yggdrasll, Commons 315 & Fri., Nov. 16, be set up. The office will will be held on the weekend of Nov. 10 :0 0am Commons 30 2. centralize resources and make Some Alliance members are C: It was 2 years ago Nov. 25th 30-Dec. 2. Applications and infor. at information easily accessible to also planning to lead a class The next meeting of Medieval Drama Remember the dance? Baiser rm. 228 Hall Dorm. Society will be held Nov. 28, 1st. anyone interested. discussion on homosexuality d'amour. K. Hondlni and Marx Bros. Films, SUB, Wed. after Thanksgiving vacation. The group also decided to and societal roles at Eastern Ride needed to Central Vermont for Sun, Nov. 18, 8 pm. 2 Sherlock Make your debut during Towers contact the Gay Alliance group Connecticut State College next Thanksgiving. Will pay. Call Holmes thrillers Mon., Nov. 19th, Weekend. Instrument or not, talent 429-11 38. Ask for John McManus. SUB 8pm. on the University of New week. The group is available for welcomed for Nov. 29th, night club. Hampshire (UNII) campus, Sociology, Psychology and Ski Club Swap-Dec. 3,4,5, bring and For information, call 4 29-0501. Contraceptives for men - by mail! where the governor was said to Eleven top brands - Trojan, Conture. trade equipment. Watch for Info. Child Development and Family Three samples: $1. Twelve mixed See the two Yankee Conference have threatened gay students Relations classes. They are also samples: $3. Plain package. Popian, BLOCK & BRIDLE: Monday, Nov. Championship teams beat URI Sat. with expulsion. A member of open to lecturing invitations Box 2SS6-CLla/43, Chapel Hill, NC, 19th, 7:30pm, Ratcllffe Hicks Rm. Bus ticketson sale in SU Lobby 10-4. 27514. 10. Speaker on horses and roping the group said the governor of from dorms. demonstration. All Welcome. Resident Students, problems' Try the Inner Area Residents' Council; Happy Birthday to our mascot, Carle 418 Hall dorm, top of the center from all her big brothers, 3rd floor Deadline date for urban semester stairs. Mon. 1 :30-3, Tues. 10-4, Wed. Wright B. We Love You 11 applications dur Nov. 27th. rm. 303 and Thurs. 1-4,486-2208. Yale crew team member Wood Hall. Lost: Brown mens wallet-if found call 429-3097, reward If found. Graduate Student Council Meeting: Coffeehouse: Shlppee Hall. Fri., Nov. Sun., Nov. 18th, 7:30pm rm. 200 16 from 8-12 in the Pit. Free to all. drowned in freak accident BYOB, Munchies provided. The Wee Christmas Shop. A wee of a GC. All grad Students invited. shop offering Yuletide cheer, with Square Dance!! Sat., Nov. 1 7, 8pm In DERBY - A Yale University Police said the shell crashed handcrafted items at reasonable fare. Graduate Student Wine Reception: Open weekends 10-5, 3-2/10 miles Tues., Nov. 20th, 4-6 :30pm. rm 208 Hawley Armory. Sponsored by the student trying out for the crew into the ski ramp about SU. Come celebrate the Holiday UConn O.C. east of Kathy Johns on Rt. 44A. team drowned Thursday night one-half mile from the Yale Then right 4/10 mile down Howard Beginning! Meet a few Big Wings! Will you be a friend to a kid in wh en the shell he was in boathousc here on the Road. Kung Fu Classes, Mon., Nov. 26 at Wllllmantic? Find out about Wllli 7:30 in the Field House and Wed. in Tutorial — call Tina 4 29-4 586. crashed into a water ski ramp Housatonic at 5:50 p.m. Eight 4 rm. apt. to sublet for second the ROTC Hanger. members in the shell survived semester, 1 bedroom, wall to wall on the Housatonic River near The Canton of Fennbrycg proclaims carpeting, private patio, all utilities here, police said. the crash and hung on to the included $170 but negotiable. Dialogue-Lonely? Need Help? Want a medieval tournament starting at noon upon the Graduate Center broken craft, police said. Walden Apts. 487-1292. to talk? Personal problems? Call Police said the victim was Dialogue: your hotline we listen. Field, Sun. Nov. 18. ^^^^^ Carroll Sw artz, 19, of Juneau, Swart/ attempted t o swim Contracepted Sex because It Anonymous-Confidential. Evenings Wooden Ships Coffeehouse 7 2 Union ashore when he went down in expresses your loving concern. Order 6pm -2am.429-6484. Alaska, a junior who was Place Hartford, "Saturday Night the water, police said. His body our contraceptive by mail for Bath" Nov. 17, 8pm. free beer, practicing with the freshman economy and privacy. FREE catalog: Sun.. Nov. 18: Pancake Breakfast. was recovered about 8:15 p.m., movies, band. team. LOVE PROOF, Dept. U7, Box 2231, Crandall B(South Campus) 10-lpm, police said. Norwalk. Conn. 068S2. Bring a friend. The other members of the shell were rescued by a crew Pancake Breakfast team coach who came by in a STORRS COMMUNITY CHURCH motor launch, police said. They Sun., Nov. 18 10-1 were not injured. Welcomes You A member of the Yale Christ Centered Worship Crandall B varsity squad said Thursday Bible Studies night nothing such as this has (south campus) ever happened in the history of Meeting: 10 AM. Sundays Storrs Grammar School crew at the school. Routes 195 and 275 Police said the team often All You Can Eat practices at night on the river Speaking the Truth irrLove . 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Must sell whole or heat and hot water Included, move In >/I «*eel reinforce* excellent 429-7794 after 6 p.m. parts. Call 429-0055. For Sale: 1969 Pontlac Tempest. 6 now and get the rest of November condition. Vlckl Glanltsos. Wheeler FREE. Call 429-9069. Arm. 403, 429-3244. Stereo for sale KLH 12 speakers; new Cylinder, automatic transmission, $500 used $200. Heathklt AR-1S REWARD: Lost dark red wallet. power steering, excellent running Winter's Coming Pile lined leather receiver new $600 used $275. BUI Please return to Janet. 4 2 9-1191. condition, extra tires. $1100. A.K.C. German Sheperd pups. For Jackets lined and unlined leather 429-1376. 644-8740. information call Candy 564-5468. LOST: Smaii black case containing vests. Excellent gifts for yourself or (Beautiful pups - nice blood lines). two pipes whiVe hitching to Vale Ride needed tor Thanksgiving others. Be In fashion priced from Give unique Xmas gifts, sand $1.00 Bowl Sun., Nov. 11. Chris rm. 826 vacation to anywhere in Syracuse, $20. Colonial stables Rt. 44 Ashford. (cheap) and name, address and zip Ellsworth 429-9301. N.Y. vicinity. Will share expenses. '66 Chev Van, New engine. Trans. to: MSW Enterprises P.O. Box Call Rick 429-5245. Keep trying. Batt, Radiator, AM-FM fitted for I Must sell BSR 610 Turntable w/shure 16088, San Diego, Calif. 92116. Ripped off from library: Middle camper, paneled, carpeted $750 99 E, 4 mo. Old $85. Master work Earth Map. Personal property, owner For Sale:*excellent buy - Tele-zoom Firm. Steve 429-9ISO. Receiver with speakers $75, both Pancake Breakfast-At Wright B in NW heartbroken. Please return to library lens 85-205 mm, for all Nikon $150,429-2392. Quad. Come after the Beerfest information desk- no questions mounts. Made by Paragon - subsid. of Still available Male roommate(s) Friday, 11pm-3am a •• Sat. asked. Vlvltar. Case and filter Included, wanted one bedroom of two Found: Black and White Kitten, 8am-noon. Admission $1 per person. $100 firm. 429-3721 after 6 p.m. bedroom Walden Apt. no. 56. Call about three months old, on 195 near FOR SALE: 1966 Triumph 650cc Bill 429-181 2 or 429-0547. Tony's Garage, Inquire 429-9612 or Wanted: 2 student advocates to motorcycle - totally stocked. Good Any student having problems with 429-2849. research bookstore 4. serve on condition. Asking $650. or B.O. Call scheduling or courses should contact 2 Females need an apartment to University Bookstore Advisory 742-1056. Dave at the FSSO at 486-3708 or sublet for second semester. Call Two females want two bedroom Apt. Committee. FSSO - Dave - 486-3708. leave a note at the SU control desk. 429-1163. to rent starting December or January. Toyota 1970 Corolla 1200 automatic Call collect 649-3385. Wanted: Secretary/typist. Part time. only 24,000 mi., 2 snow tires, $1200 Lost: Black Israeli Army Beret Any freshman or sophomore $2.15/hr. Leave name at FSSO, 202 A firm. Call 429-2742 Keith. Halloween around Rodgers. Call interested In working on the FSSO For Sale: Good car for campus, 1963 SU, 486-3 708 or Call Peter Marsh, 429-4579. courses and curricula committee Ford Falcon convert. VI, recent 429-4485. Bookkeeper-Accountant needed: should contact Dave Gallogly at tune-up, new brake lines, 7 tires. FSSO Central Treasurer's Office. 15 Austin Mealy 1960, 3000mi., good 486-3708. $150,429-9064. Happy Birthday Alan! hrs/wk. Applicant must be 6 th running cond. Needs some work and semester or earlier. Inquire SU 208. paint $650. Peugeot 403 parts. Will install. 872-3289. Wanted: Typist, part time. $2.15/hr. Coming Soon... Leave name at IARC. Top of center Representative needed! Earn $200.00 stairs. Hall Dorm. Deadline 11/20. plus each semester with only a few hours work at the beginning of the "Student Union Rats" Categorical semester. INTERNATIONAL Trivia Team challenges uConn MARKETING SERVICE' 519 Students to compete in "Trivial Gktnrock Ave., Suite 20 3, Los Knowledge Contest." For contest Angeles. California 9 0034. Annual Ski Swap categories and other trivial details, call Frank leva, Sprague Hall. BOG Sponsored - Poco Chac Stuart, Sun., Nov. 18. 1:15 p.m. presented by UConn Ski Club Person wanted to share apartment in ANJ. Tickets go on sale Fri., Nov. 9, Coventry, 4 miles to campus. ANJ Box office, 9 a.m. Doors to Graduate students only. Rent $5 7, concert open 7 :5 0 p.m. Bring back all your winter sports equipment skis, Security necessary $155. 742-9039. Typing: Experiences typist. skates, boots, toboggans, etc. student Motorcycle for sale. 1967 Reasonable rates - Call 423-5103. Union 101 Moto-Guzzi, V-7, 700cc. set up for Dec. 3, 4, 5, Info Call touring. New paint, extras. Call Mike Wanted: Garage Space for two or Barb 429-6123 DeConti, 429-2854, Rm. 304, three cars. Building must have Shakespeare. electricity. Phone 8 75-6604. Keep 1-5, 7-10 PM Sell and Buy!!! Jon 429-8095 Trying. Motorcycle for sale, 19 70 Ducati, Desmo 350CC. 3500 mi. Lots of chrome, new paint, custom seat, extras. Street and Field machine FAST MOVING EXCITEMENT AMD TERROR!, on MAN FtWTiNG TO SAVE HIMSELF AW MANKIND IN Great first bike. Call Mike DeConti 429-2854 rm. 304, Shakespeare. * MIND BENDING TRIP FR0N THE BEGINNING ...TO AH END YOU CAH'T FORGET! SYD CASSYD
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By DAVE SOLOMON Connecticut, whether they are Conference Bcanpot, symbolic The University of Rhode conference champions for the of YanCon supremacy. The Island will take the roll of first time ever, or whether they Huskies boast a 5-0 record in the spoiler in at least one contest, wfll have to settle for a Conference, 7-2 overall. URI and will attempt to accept the co-champion split with the needs a victory to tie for the roll of co-champion in another, University of Maine. The Rams, Bcanpot. They are presently, 4-1 when the Rams host the reigning YanCon soccer in the Conference and 5-2-1 Connecticut soccer and football champions, have fallen out of overall. A tie ballgame will teams tomorrow, in Kingston, the title picture this year. clinch for Connecticut the R.l. The Huskies will attempt to A couple of hours later, the championship. come home with two Yankee UConn football team will clash On other fronts, the varsity Conference titles. head on with the Ram ice hockey team will test the The soccer match, beginning counterparts to determine the hockey alumni at the skating at 10 a.m., will decide for winner of the Yankee rink beginning at 7:30 p.m. Recent "old timers" such as Ashley Atherton, Dave Gallagher, John Santucci, sub-varsity head coach Rich Andrews and Tommy 'The Turk" O'Keefe will be on hand to test the newest edition of the Connecticut icemen. The rugby team will meet the Mystic Rugby Club, at the field behind the Field House, tonight at 7 p.m. The pick... Soccer tickets By DAVE SOLOMON Freshman quarterback Lou Mancari (18) will be asked to UConn's infirmary has never been busier. And you can thank on sale for guide his ailing Husky mates to victory on Saturday. The UConns Larry Naviaux's footballers for that overpopulation crisis. need a win or tie to clinch the Yankee Conference title. The Connecticut gridders, or more aptly the Husky Walking Tuesday playoff Wounded, have a 60-man squad -- and there are only about three good knees on the entire team. Of course knees don't provide the There will be an advance sale of tick ets for Tuesday's sole problem, with ankles and back injuries running a close second. National Collegiate Athletic Home basketball tickets Offensively, the Huskies are hurting most. Down the line we Association (NCAA) opening find left guard Bob Bundy aching with a tattered knee; the same is round soccer tournament game, true for right tackle Jim Bailey. At the left end spot, Dave Robeson here at 1 p.m., between on sale in Field House is playing with back troubles. Connecticut and Brown. Student tickets for the first games. The games include The Husky offensive backfield may be suffering from the bumps NC AA tournament two home basketball games are Manhattan, New Hampshire, and bruises most. Fortunately, quarterback Lou Mancari is sound. regulations stipulate that now on sale at the athletic ticket Colgate, Vermont, and That means two of the three physically fit knees on the team belong admission fees be charged for office in the Field House, dailv, Columbia. to him. The biggest question mark remains Eric Torkelson, who is all playoff games in order to between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., On Jan. 22, home game hobbled by strained ligaments in the knee, but who suited upWed- meet the expenses of the announces ticket manager Dave tickets for Maine and nesday lor practice for the first time this week. Tork will play, but games. Thus tickets will be Sykes. Massachusetts will go on sale. the probability of a 100-percent fullback is unlikely. However, Tork priced at $2 for adults and $1 The first Storrs contest will The final three home dates, has only one bruised knee, accounting for the third sound knee for students, including students put the Huskies against Yale on Rhode Island, Boston College, around. of competing schools. Dec. 1 The Crusaders of Holy and Boston University, will go Backing up Torkelson is freshman Barry Baker. Baker incurred a These may be obtained in Cross challenge the UConns on sale Feb. 11. pulled muscle Tuesday, and now is less likely to see action than any advance at the athletic ticket next, on Dec. 5. Season basketball tickets are of his backfield mates. office located in the Field I.D. cards are not needed for now being processed also. Fans Right halfback Perry McKadden is another knee case, but he'll House. Or they may be purchases of student tickets, wishing to repeat seating in last be in there when the game begins against Rhody on Saturday. Two obtained at the Held prior to priced at 50 cents. However, l.D. year's locations should have running backs will be civies during the game, Ray Jackson, with an the game. Also, there will be a cards are needed at the gate their applications on file no later internal bleeding problem; and Ron Johnson, with a bad ankle. Just SI fee for parking of cars at prior to the game. than Nov. 20. Season tickets are as a measure of precaution, doctor Naviaux has brought up Ricky lots adjacent to Gardner Dow On Dec. 5, tickets will be priced at $35 for the 12 horne Mason, freshman halfback, with over 700 yards gained. At last Field, the site of the contest. available for the next five home games. check. Mason was healthy. The UConn defense is in excellent condition -- comparatively. Barry Krom, co-captain defensive end, is plagued with a tender ankle, and he may not be able to participate against the Rams. At CROSS COUKTRY FISCHER SKI PACKAGE the right corner back spot, Bruce Thompson is suffering from knee troubles. He says he's ready to play, but Bruce would say that if SKI OUTFIT "Quick Super" Glass skit both legs were in casts. with Tyrolia 55 bindings - oo The only defender who will be definitely sidelined is Ed Nolen, name engraved on skit - right tackle, who has missed the past two ballgames with a shoulder aluminum poles. 79 Use Our separation. reg. $106 Thus it will be the Walking Wounded who take the field for the Lay-A-Way Plan value Bcanpot Trophy in Kingston, R.I. at 1:30 p.m., Saturday. The game has further ramifications that may make the Bcanpot smolder. The winner of the weekend battle is a likely candidate for the Boardwalk Bowl on Dec. 1 in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The choices are limited to Lehigh, Delaware, and the two YanCon rivals. Any other choice would have to come from some "under the tables" dealing. There's little doubt that the UConn-Rhody ballgame will have a lot going for it, which means a lot of tough hitting going on. UConn's biggest question mark is how long it can endure a pounding and still be physically capable of beating the Rams with talent. The Huskies have the excess of talent, and by right, should be able to handle URI, fairly easily. However, with the host of injuries, the picture becomes more confused. Instead of a trouncing victory, the Huskies will have to settle for a moderate win, the Yankee Conference championship, and an invitation to the Boardwalk Bowl. THE PICK: UCONN 21 - URI 13. Buses to UCONN vs URI Hut Can Soccer + Football enWRImlM Bus tickets available Thurs. * Fri. 10-4 locks. SU Lobby $1.50 R/T 2 per ID 1" SPECIAL
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