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This Other is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@UMaine. It has been accepted for inclusion in Maine Campus Archives by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UMaine. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Students rush to beatSocial Security cuts by Mary Ellen Matava Staff Writer Batty said there were no special standards set in were on the Social Security rolls before Sept. I, 1981 order to admit the high school students. "The or if they enroll in an institution of higher education In order to avoid having their Social Security students were all eligible to enroll," he said. "They before May I, 1982. were admissable by UMO standards." benefits cut off, 30 high school seniors have enrolled Batty sees the phasing out of the program in this at UMO and BCC for the spring semester. Most of the degree programs at UMO have filled manner as singling out one group of students. "I see May 1, 1982, is the deadline for enrolling in college their quotas for the year, so the high school students it as grossly unfair," he said. "They should have let without losing eligibility for Social Security who enrolled this spring enrolled either as special the high school students receive benefits." educational benefits for those students who were not students or with CED status in order to qualify for Batty said he believes a program where everyone on the Social Security rolls before September 1, 1981. benefits. shares the brunt of the cutbacks would be more fair. "We have 15 high school seniors enrolled on the "Cutting benefits for college students is part of "They shouldn't cut one group off completely." Bangor campus, and 15 enrolled at Orono," Burt Reagan's budget trimming," Batty said. "When Batty said cutting off benefits for high school Batty, director of financial aid said. Students come looking for ways to cut the federal budget, his staff seniors is like singling out one class to not fund with from high schools mostly in the middle to northern recommended going into Social Security educational financial aid. "It is more fair to fund the same part of the state including Bangor, Old Town, benefits." number of students, issuing fewer dollars to each Orono, Southwest Harbor and Deer Isle-Stonington. The plan is that no new recipients come into the one," he said. "Many students are taking a full load of courses system for the fall of 1982, and present recipients' Congress voted last summer to phase out the S2.3 here at the University as well as remaining at their benefits be reduced by 25 percent each year for the billion Social Security student-benefit program which high school for at least one course," William next four years. aids students if one of their parents is dead, disabled Munsey, director of admissions said. Students may continue to receive benefits if they or retired.

The University of Maine at Orono the daily student newspaper aine since 1875 am us vol.90, no. 11 Monday,Feb. 1, 1982 Reagan economic policy criticized

Brennan, was also • o ical of Reagan's depression levels for some industries, by Joe McLaughlin they need jobs." George Mitchell (D. Maine). iur economy is in like housing," he said. "President Staff Writer Senator economic policy. • who addressed the dinner after a deep recession, ,ntch has reached Reagan promised the American people that the adoption of his economic Joseph Brennan criticized Gov. program would bring progress without Reagan's economic policy President pain. Instead we have had pain said the President's New and without progress." Federalism plan ignores the needs of Mitchell also said that the social the poor Saturday night in a speech at security system was one of F.D.R.'s Franklin D. Roosevelt Day Dinner the greatest achievements and criticized the Wells Commons. at Reagan administration for taking the Brennan, speaking to 500 people wrong approach to solving the attended the dinner who program's problems. commemorating the 100 anniversary of "Social security does have problems, birthday, said that F.D.R.'s but President Reagan's proposals are government should be more obligated like a doctor recommending brain to the needs of the poor. surgery to a guy with a broken hand," "Government should not turn its Mitchell said. ."He's got something the neediest among us," he back on wrong with him, but the proposed cure said. is all out of proportion to what is The governor said Reagan's New wrong." Federalism plan leaves the poor Mitchell's speech was interrupted without hope and will put millions co several times by applause and he people out of work. received a standing ovation when he "In the very week of Franklin said that the democratic party should Roosevelt's anniversary, with high continue to try for passage of the unemployment and growing anxiets Equal Rights Amendment. among the people, a President of the "Our quest for equality and dignity United States delivers a State of the must continue," he said. "We must Union address that is totally devoid of make our last, mighty surge to pass the hope," he said. "...Hungry Equal Rights Amendment. Whether or Americans don't need cheese, they Gus . Jo.eph Brennan it d Senaior Ernest Hollings (D-S.C.) spoke before cro.d of 500 at ;he Franklin D. 14;•oke,elt Da!, Dinner Saturda) held at V. elk need jobs, they don't need jelly beans, (cont, on common,. store phiol page 3) Senator Mitchell speaks on education aid cuts

by Kathy McLaughlin federal government because they "The property tax is increasing its that it would not save money," Staff Writer produce money for the government limits," the former judge said. "It Mitchell said. "There would be no said Mitchell. "When these people can't be increased anymore without dollar savings unless you propose to Education is primarily a local graduate from college, they increase causing hardship." cut those programs all together." responsibility, but the federal their income, which also means they Mitchell said the entire quality of • Mitchell, a member of the Senate government can and should provide increase their taxes.'' education is dependent on the property Finance Committee, said those assistance, said U.S. Senator George Mitchell added the programs were tax. students who collect Social Security Mitchell in an interview Thursday. "an investment value- which would be Mitchell said he was opposed to the benefits will face serious problems in Mitchell, a democrat from Portland, paid back many times over in the proposed elimination of the funding their educations. said he was against Reagan's proposed person's lifetime. Department of Education and that he Mitchell called it a "real tragedy" cuts in federal aid and loan programs The major problem in funding didn't believe it's shutdown would cut for this group of students, because to colleges. education, Mitchell said, is relying on waste in education. while their social security benefits are "These programs are valuable to the the property tax for funds. "His (Reagan's) own secretary said (cont. on page 2) :Name Campus. .Vfonday, February 1, 1981 * Police Blotter* minor and resident reported the theft New at by Richard Mulhern for a total of $404 in unpaid beverage by a Tuesday of a Macroeconomics parking possession of a useable amount by Sallie Vallely Staff Writer tickets. value of $19.95. of marijuana. He was stopped textbook, with a Staff Writer ** * On Wednesday an Augusta Hall Robert C. Ingraham, also on the Grove Street extension and resident reported the theft of his Next weekend will 11 known as Arthur Mackcil, 29, of An Old Town resident reported was released on $500 personal I.. I. Bean knapsack containing for much debate over Orono, was arrested Thursday that his 1963 Jeep DJ-5 was recognizance. six books. The total value was controversial subject, night on a charge of criminal broken into Thursday while ** * estimated at $101. present interest is cer trespass. Police said Ingraham parked on Sewall Road in the resident A York Village the proposed "Hatch was found asleep in a sleeping university forest. Stolen were that the screen reported Friday ** * and the National On in a crawl space behind room various tools with an estimated bag on his bedroom window had been Women (NOW) will 222 of the Memorial Gym. He value of $137. A janitor reported a suspicious pulled off. The window was Augusta to lobby again did not make bail and was person taking a shower Saturday ** * locked and entry was not gained. of the proposed amendn transported to the Penobscot damage was estimated at in the green room in the basement The The proposed "Hi County Jail. of Hauck Auditorium. The man Roderick J. Gaynor, 18, of $30. ment reads, -A right to reportedly told police that he was York Hall, was arrested Friday secured by this roost ** * visiting friends and had nothing ** on a charge of operating under congress and the sever from the Wells to do, so he decided to take a the influence. Gaynor was also Two thefts have concurrent powers University police summonsed bookdrop were shower. The subject was asked to summonsed on charges of illegal Commons prohibit abortion pro six persons Friday and Saturday Ellsworth Hall tease the campus. possession of an alcoholic reported. An provision of law of a more restrictive then a law of congress shall The proposed "Ha CAMPUS the education cuts ment was passed in Mitchellspeaks on CRIER in January and is expe Irons. from page II student loan programs. Secondly, Mitchell said the primary Demo( increase funding in getting people into the being cut as of Ma!, I, there is also "We need to problem "is not (cont. from page 11 a those programs (loan programs) to service, but keeping them in." Most proposed substancial reduction in CAMPUS CARL CO. not we succeed, we absorb those persons not eligible for people only stay in for four years, he VALENTINE SPECIAL-Heart ourselves to an unyiel social security benefits," Mitchell said. said. lover, shaped cakes for your achieve equality and sweetheart...S7.0D, call " also pointed out the cuts in Friend, Americans." Mitchell Thirdly, the registration would not be security were due to a current Cakemaster" at 866-7959. The last speaker o social fully effective in saving time because The "cash shortage in social security" We deliver cakes for an s registration was not time consuming. Eve. directly dependent on the helath of the It is training a person for combat occassion. economy. which requires the most time. Mitchell Mitchell sid he voted against said. Help Wanted. RESORTS, registration for the draft when it was SAILING EXPEDITIONS Mitchell thought it would be better if proposed by President Carter for three Needed: Sports Instructors, the Defense Department improved its reasons. Office, Counselors. Europe, computer capacity to prepare more First, he said the action was "Quickly and effectively" in war time. Carribcan, Worldwide! proposed to signal to the Russians that Summer. Career. Send $8.95 for they were wrong in invading Applications, Openings, Guide to Afghanistan in 1980 but that the signal Cruiseworld 158, Box 60129, Sacramento, Ca. 95860. was "insufficient." S#nFleasi

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theft New abortion amendment faces controversy omics by Sallie Vallely 9.95. full house before the end of February. interpret how abortion should be amendment in entirely different Staff Writer Hall If the proposed amendment passes handled within its boundaries. terms. of his Next weekend will be the center in the full committee. it would go "For instance, say that the law in "I think the "Hatch" amendment aining for much debate over that age old through the usual channels in order to Maine, if the amendment passed, is just as dangerous as the other bills .e was controversial subject, abortion. The be passed; next being the Senate and would not allow abortions to be on abortion in Congress now," present interest is centering around the floor of the House of Representa- performed after three months of Dauphinee said. "What will happen if the proposed "Hatch" amendment tives. pregnancy, then the person wanting this amendment passes is that if a and the National Organization for Both the Maine Right to Life and the abortion, could still try to get one state decides to have liberal laws on now have severely different interpret- in another state," Cushman said. abortion, then the icious Women (NOW) will be meeting in federal government ations of the proposed "Hatch" Cushman said that the Maine Right will be able to urday Augusta to lobby against the passage override them, amendment. to Life has two basic goals. Their especially with the con- ement of the proposed amendment. conservative "Hatch" amendment does number one goal is to get the "Hatch" gress that's in office at the present t Man The proposed "Hatch" amend- The not outlaw abortion, it gives the amendment passed. time." le was ment reads,"A right to abortion is not Congress the right to restrict it. In the "It is a much more liberal and fair Dauphinee said that the amend- )thing secured by this constitution. The case where a mother's life was in amendment than some of the other ment will give more right to a fetus ake a congress and the several states shall danger, or pregnancy from rape had abortion amendments floating a- a ked to have concurrent powers to restrict and than full-grown woman. prohibit abortion provided that a occurred, or where pregnancy tests round Congress at this time," said "I remember when I was attending provision of law of a state which is had established deformities of the Cushman. UMO in the early 70's and pro choice more restrictive then a provision of a fetus, then an abortion would be The organization's second goal. won in the Supreme Court, we heard law of congress shall govern." allowed." said Buddy Cushman of the Cushman said is to educate people and rumblings and warnings that there The proposed "Hatch" amend- Maine Right to Life organization. to install a respect for life. would be a backlash, well it's PUS ment was passed in the subcommittee Cushman said the amend- Joanne Dauphinee, head of NOW happened and we're prepared to ER in January and is expected to go the ment would gi,e the states the right to chapter in Bangor sees the ''Hatch" fight." said Dauphinee Democratscriticize• • • Reagan economic• policy • cont. from page II CO. not we succeed, we must commit Senator Ernest F. Hollings (D- South minority leader of the Senate Budget Before the dinner began, about 12 L-Heart ourselves to an unyielding effort to Carolina), said that because of the Committee, said the country should members of the University of Maine lover, : achieve equality and dignity for all Reagan administration, the country "take a page from old FOR." and Professional Staff Association union call" 3, Americans." will have a S200 billion deficit by 1984. freeze all government programs at (UMPSA), handed out leaflets to try to current until the 66-7959, The last speaker of the evening, Hollings, who is the ranking levels increasing get support for their contract. federal deficit is reduced. for any Hollings, who also served as UMPSA has been working without a governor of South Carolina, said the contract since July I, 1981 and will "Reagan recession" has put the resume negotiations with the university iORTS. economy in its present poor state. on Feb. 4. IONS. "Many people think it was 30 years of uctors, democratic power that caused the "We're here to drum up support," iurope, problem (of the economy)," he said. Sharon Dendurent, president of UMO chapter said. "We de! don't have very many alternatives except 1.95 for "But it's not that, it's the Reagan to leaflet and picket." wide to recession." 60129.

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Monday, February 1, 1982 Opinion Equal coverage e eye on the clock ATHY McLAUGHLIN Last weekend, the women's basketball team dealing with programming equal coverage of men's tIn traveled to the University of Farmington and and women's sports. defeated UMF,66-40 in a very well played basketball Since the passage of Title IX, an act that Take it off game. The team is one of the most successful on guaranteed equal funding for women's sports, campus and it's fine play has been recognized by women's athletics at UMO has grown to a point This weekend I sinned. I did WMEB—FM the local campus radio station which where the campus is producing some of the best the taboo, the ultimate faux pas, can pride itself on giving equal coverage to both teams in New England. the big no-no. men's and women's sports. The athletes are dedicated to their respective sport I tore the label off from a new and put in many hours of long practice. The teams pair of designer jeans, of which I the first time The weekend broadcasts were have won numerous victories and championships shall purposely not name. away basketball game. They WMEB covered an while delighting UMO fans with exciting contests. I simply refuse to go along with home games and the fact that they have covered the The fact that the teams are so successful warrants the new fad of having labels all broadcasts as well shows are beginning to do away their equal coverage byt he media even more. over every piece of clothing I equal treatment should be that they recognize that WMEB,because it is a student station with limited own. I lust won't do it. granted by the station when broadcasting men's and financial resources, is more limited than other women's athletic events. stations on what events it can cover, but it's It wouldn't be so bad if it were as It is too bad that other radio stations, such improved coverage of women's sports isestablishing my name all over my clothes. have a policy WABI,WGUY and WACZ did not a strong foundation for equal coverage of athletic Then the labels would serve a broadcast of similar to WMEB concerning the events in the future. purpose; they would let everyone run solely by athletic events. WMEB is a station It is indeed a refreshing feeling to know that the know the clothes were mine just To avoid situation, and the other students in a learning type students who are currently working at WMEB will in case they ever got misplaced or professionals in stations are run by experienced one day go on to work at other radio stations where got mixed up with someone else's However, it seems To the editor: programming and broadcasting. their fair minded programming practices will be put clothes. Or if I left them some as though these "experienced professionals" could place accidently and I had to to good use. This is the time learn a valuable lesson from the students at WMEB I.M. identify them in the lost and found. many students n But there's something about considering off-, year having someone's name on my housing for next shirt, pants, or any other piece of many other disi clothing that really bothers me. dormitory residents, I look around the mall on my to make this move la this ec way to classes and I see labels The purpose of relate some of the flashing like neon signs from to people's clothing. I've encountered deal off-campus housii There's the L.L. Bean motif. perhaps provide sort It's on everything from boots to suggestions to the shirts to jackets to duffle bags. "O.C." resident. It's the down-to-earth look of With the current Mainers and you just wouldn't temperatures, natur look native if you didn't own at first subjects to jum least one item from Bean's. mind are heat and he There's the Calvin Klein jeans. In my particular al A status symbol for those who house, which is rente wear this tag on their rear end. It W Associates, the ten might as well have read "I has dropped into the it. a lot for these and I'm worth numerous occasions. Funny thing, very few of these water heater is also in people remind me of Brooke (a 32 gallon tank Shields. apartments). Since I Then there's the LaCoste hot water are include alligator, also a status symbol. rent, I am not real Everybody who's anybody wears shivery savings. this creature on their chest. It's when I call the service the only true sign of a thing called provided (a toll call A ''preppieness." It goes along often instructed to I The University of Maine at Orono's student newspaper since 1875 with cheenos and whaled into the basement a turtlenecks and sweaters. reset switch--most of Tiv %how (woo., pubt.hest dadA al The whole thing is disgusting. no results. Reg Wirt Fablors the I. misers. of Slaw at Orono Photo Editor I mean, whatever happened to a scrambling outside Editorial and business ot lice. are DaMd Michael Oat,. located al soon 7A Lord Hall. UMO. Mary Ellen Mataia Maine thing called individuality? Have bathrobe at de Orono, Maine, 04469, telephone 12071 Con we all become victims of seven a.m, was cern 581 '531 Advertising and vubscription Rosette rates a‘aglable upon rcuufs1 Printed at Campus advertising and industry? Do explained to me The Ellsworth Anteroom. Lilswotth. Production Managers (imitation Manager, they have us at their merry/ signing the lease. Maine,04605 Beroda Brts ,ord Pito:cite M:Laugrr -I -.Lt A more year Reece Lisa Peter Wilharns bIL.111 I call for a rebellion. Let's rip problem is the hi Editor Naonii Laskey the labels off all our clothes and Paul E Fillmore I payment. Being only ipesaiter, what you will. Tear Mary Geraghts do with them from campus, rer Robin Dillon them. Burn them. Cut them up. inevitably be high, t CatIOOMMS Nevis Editors Sally Richter Flush them down the toilet. But fairly good "deals" Margin Mars Sean Brodrii.1 SCOO Blaufuss Debbie Phillips get rid of them. Joe McLaughlin Andy Paul Tim FLAX Erin Joyce Replace them with your own Kathy McLaughlin Robin Stoutatnyer Kathy Sarns Eranew McLaughlIn Andy Paul labels if you must have a tag on your clothes. But be unique and Pro/meta. Assistants Ant News Editors Johanna Johnson be yourself, and not a product of A/vermin' Managers Edward Manzi Photo Assistaats Paul Wright a fad or an advertising gimmick. Scott Wallace Jo Clark Dwelt McCann Let's stomp on the alligator AIL/teen Claudia Tucc.. Terry King Nancy Storey David Burke Aehtilising Reprrsentall,, and wipe out Klein and Bean Gina Emu.n, Anne London once and for all. Todd Collins Heather Model, A Onions Manager Roberge hano Nage, Tom Paul Pierce Features Editor Ellen York Janet Robb,.s Kavous Lshedi Vance Grey Das', Gersheil Glenn Pike Kathy McLaughlin is a junior Asst. Basine, Manager Shaun Bresnahan Journalism majorfrom Prodwenon Lewiston, MandA knighT Dent Inssott A/vernal.' Phillip Hodgkin, Arts Editors Don Unseat Sports Failors Gretchen Piston Sports Assistant Robin Robinson John Took Andrea Saunders Ken Waltz Sorn Larson Nancy Storey • -

Mame Campus. Monday, February 1, 1982 5 Response clock EQUAL ;MAN Errors were 'gross and numerous' TIME

Mt: Winne (inroe pit, d. I did welcome, letter, to the editor. Letter, Secondly, in 'aux pas, thould be bruil. OOP To the editor: an attempt to fantasy of Mr. Wright. words or looJ and include a discredit me, he asserts that I name and telephone number. Mr. Wright also asserts that featured a live in a police ,rn a new Name, *Ill be withheld only Friday's Campus said 'that we "these movements (sic) were under vectal 'MPAC state.' I am quite f which I cIrchmwance, commentary entitled aware, just about laughed out of the "Antint,mous" and open let- is ludicrous' by Paul Wright. thank-you, that we live in a ter.. Senate." As a matter of fact, although welcome. .111 correctly, democracy, and to confuse a ong with not Sc published. The errors (or more they were railroaded out of democracy with a police state abets all Mr Skim, Curl wigs rewr,es slanders) which appear in this the Senate by a maneuver by thc 'lei, to ed,, lor hbel, so would indeed be ludicrous. othing I piece are so gross and Mr. Oakes. Mr. Oakes is clarity, taste and to fit available Mr. Wright's assertion that I numerous that one can only required by rules to recognize space• Wright said any such thing, however, conclude that Mr. speakers from both sides of if it were is nothing but a falsehood, as knew nothing of subject about any motion. By recognizing clothes. are assertions that I favor the which he was writing. only his cohorts, he was able serve a following: to table my resolution without everyone "that we should diminish To begin with, MPAC had debate. This action by Mr. nine just the power of the central To avoid problems ... absolutely nothing to do with Oakes upset not a few senators placed or government and return the the resolution which I present. me else's introduced to the power to the people." This is To the editor: found. I didn't find one. My Student In addition to the above, cm some Senate in favor of anarchist idea and not my particular rent payment is replacing Mr. Wright displays his had to the present military own, which is to replace our This is the time of year 3540 dollars for twelve months ignorance of the fact that all lost and establishment with a popular present central government, many students may be (295 per month) for a small, things eventually pass away. militia. Unfortunately, which is democratic in form considering off-campus one bedroom apartment with a Leaves fall off trees, ig about MPAC would rather but which really represents the housing for next year. I, like breath-taking view of the mountains erode, even the 1. on my dissociate itself from such capitalist class, with another many other disgruntled railroad tracks. Payments are human race will some day be • piece of ideas. It is 'ludicrous' to central government, also dormitory residents, decided due in two biannual chunks as gone. Our present rs me. assert that MPAC would ever democratic in form, but to make this move last May. is common with other S & W government too will pass II on my venture beyond the bounds of which represents the working The purpose of this editorial is apartments in the area. away. The questions are, ee labels 'respectable' public opinion people to relate some of the problems In order to avoid some of when? and what will replace ns from and support such a 'radical' "and hiring mercenaries to I've encountered dealing with these problems, there are some it? To discuss ideas of proposal. If Mr. Wright were train people in the time off-campus housing and things one might do while fundamental change in our the least bit familiar with honored art of killing." a motif. perhaps provide some useful searching for off-campus society is ludicrous only to MPAC, he would know this. Actually I called for boots to suggestions to the future housing. First, and most minds that believe in the (For the remainder of this democratic election of officers le bags. "O.C." resident. importantly, start looking immortality of the status quo. letter. I will respond as if Mr. to train the public in the use of look of With the current subzero early. The Commuter Affairs Wright had directed his arms. wouldn't temperatures, naturally the Office, located on the first Sincerely, remarks not at MPAC, but at "not recognizing Reagan's t own at first subjects to jump to my floor of the Memorial Union, Peter R. Blum myself as he should have) government" This is a pure mind are heat and hot water. may yield some helpful 260 Estabrooke in jeans. In my particular apartment suggestions. Talk to local lose who house, which is rented by S & realtors. Also, speak to rend. It W Associates, the temperature anyone you know experienced Commentary,not MPAC, was ludicrous •,t has dropped into the fifties on with off-campus living to get a it." orth numerous occasions. The hot feeling for "good" or "bad" To the Editor: The resolution spoken of Do you have any other of these water heater is also inadequate landlords. Second, while In response to Mr. Wright's was neither written, examples, Mr. Wright, or do Brooke (a 32 gallon tank for six being shown possible future observations of the ludicrous sponsored, endorsed, nor to you expect that this one will apartments). Since heat and apartments, look for things nature of MPAC's my knowledge taken seriously keep your editorial page LaCoste hot water are included in the like storm windows, weather- undertakings, I would like to by any member of MPAC. burning with relevant symbol. rent, I am not reaping any stripping, etc.--especially if note that his only example of The author of it was Peter controversy for a few more dy wears shivery savings. Further, you are paying for heat. this point (a resolution Blum, who is not a member days? lest. It's when I call the service number This seemingly may paint a introduced in the Student of MPAC. MPAC had no ng called provided (a toll call), I am very gloomy picture of off- Cynthia Hoch Senate) is itself totally hand in that resolution. es along often instructed to go down Orono campus housing. I believe this ludicrous. whaled into the basement and hit a picture is actually very bright. reset switch--most often with The freedom of "OC" life gusting. no results. Regardless, surely cannot be matched by Wright was wrong about MPAC !ned to a scrambling outside in my the current dormitory system y? Have bathrobe at -15 degrees at and I recommend this lifestyle To the Editor: Peter Blum, who is not an irresponsible libeling of tims of seven a.m, was certainly not to anyone interested. I merely MPAC member, was solely MPAC. And if this country is •y? Do explained to me prior to stressed the negative aspects of Paul Wright is wrong! And responsible for that tabled in trouble it's certainly due 7v? signing the lease. off-campus housing to instill he has made a fool of himself resolution before the senate more to mindless prejudice A more year around caution. Hopefully, fewer will by betraying sound last semester. Blum does his like his than the efforts of Let's rip problem is the high rent make the same mistakes I journalistic practices and by own thinking and has MPAC. it hes and payment. Being only one mile made. exposing his ignorance, repeatedly attacked MPAC in 'ill. Tear from campus, rents will prejudice, and preconcieved print and word. hem up. Stuart inevitably be high, but some Sincerely, notions. Ludicrous is exactly If Wright has even a gram Cullen det. But Town fairly good "deals" can be Bruce Van Note what his commentary was in of journalistic integrity he Old Orono the Jan. 29 Maine Campus. 'should apologize for his our own a tag on THE iique and Son, _fm y deo, vtaybe roduct of iook,no beers +oo hors)) w1+i, 8;F. He no)- immick. (tLhqii cbsirvce- tad ctercxIl, LiS4 alligator tierFu/ mop on r*.J Comosed .nd Bean 're) your head her fou ye4 ,4 Cici east cr Val e.ck y(3, a junior .ewiston, Maine Campus. Monday, February I, 1981 World News y Polish police clash with youths 40- WARSAW, Poland (API . Police Warsaw. There was no immediate clashed with youths in the Baltic port word on why PAP did not report the of Gdansk during demonstrations riot until Sunday. Saturday that left 14 people, including The Interior Ministry communique eight police officers, injured, the carried by PAP said the incidents • BLUE go, official Polish news agency said, began outside the giant Lenin Ship. N‘NC..4KNAUS. wow Bur The report, quoting Interior Minis- yards, birthplace of the independent orr,3f3 ,:k try officials, said 250 people were labor union Solidarity in 1980. BLUE 500... detained after the violence. It said most of the rioters were high It was the worst clash reported in school students who attempted to Gdansk since martial law was declared storm public buildings and clashed 41..- A—) Dec. 13 and apparently the first major with police. PAP said the youtns outbreak of violence since security were —inspired by propaganda of the forces and miners in southeast Poland American administration.— battled in the first weeks of the There had been reports that the military crackdown, martial law regime planned to shut Communications from Warsaw have down the Gdansk shipyards as a been severed since the military precautionary move whilethey moni- crackdown and Western correspon- bored public reaction to steep food dents are not allowed to travel outside price hikes that go into effect Monday. Dozier thanks God for his life U.S. chaplain Maj. Robert E. Poll says Reaganomics helps rich VICENZA, Italy (AP) • As said base Jeff Cross (54) of ! paratroopers with automatic rifles Bendick. The service was closed to Americans president's economic program will heat the Black Bears 6 stood guard on rooftops at the army reporters. NEW YORK(AP) - Most helped the reduce inflation further but will not base here, U.S. Brig. Gen. James L. In Florence, police said they had believe Reaganomics have reduce unemployment, and a plurality Dozier took a break from intensive arrested a sixth suspect, pharmacy rich and hurt the poor, according to said they don't want to see inflation debriefing Sunday to "thank and clerk Luigi Gastadello, 28, in the latest Associated Press-NBC News Drexel drop more if it means higher praise God for sparing my life." connection with the kidnapping. poll. unemployment. Three days after Italian police Police in Padua said earlier they But a majority believe President Sixty-seven percent said they think commandos rescued him from Red believed eight people acted as Dozier's Reagan's program will eventually have Reagan's economic program has straigh Brigades terrorists, Dozier attended a "jailers." Five people were arrested a "trickle down" effect to help middle helped upper income Americans, Protestant church service at the base Thursday when police raided the and lower income classes. by Ernie Clark compared with 13 percent who said it with his family. He told the hideout where Dozier was being held, The nationwide poll surveyed 1,599 Staff Writer has to hurt them. Twenty percent were congregation of 180 how prayer had and police said they were searching for adults by telephone Wednesday and either not sure or said Reagonomics sustained him during his 42-day ordeal. the others. Thursday, after the president's State of Relying on a homi the Union address on Tuesday. had made no difference to upper that is not a recer • Majorities also said they think the income Americans. University of M, Baltimore fights arsonist plague program, the Drexel BALTIMORE (AP) - Seventeen fire 18 days of 1982. "This time last year the road-weary Blacl deaths in 18 days and the torching of we had only two." consecutive loss, 65- more than 20 vacant buildings in City fire officials have distributed Education and Act less than a week have exhausted the 860 smoke detectors and have solicited Philadelphia, Saturdi city 's firefighters, caused a run on enough donations from local business- The win marked Di smoke detectors and created a new es to purchase another 10.000 for 1:0/00 many outings this sea poor, mostly black distribution by March I. 'italic facility, also known fear among the residents of west Baltimore. "We are way over sold, we just Den, and marked th, "I can't account for it, that's what can't get them fast enough." said Tom 17 games played thi Spring two seasons as the Dr has us so alarmed:" fire department Butz, general manager of Hardware spokesman Patrick Flynn said of the Fair, a chain that operates 10 stores in overall record to 13-6 fatalities that occurred during the first the Baltimore area. Maine, now 6-13 Semester faces two more game) Philadelphia-based sc Kappa Sigma Bears host Temple \ DISCOUNTS Bangor Auditorium power Villanova Sati of Brotherly Love. 1,1 The moments of Delivery Upon Payment has become the nonr the second half, as Maine 20-10 to take a 40 lead. 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G BUT Staff Writer She was quick and rebounded well," Fox said. w. Co-captain Cathy Nason, scoring 22 Saturday the Black Bears headed to points Friday and 16 on Saturday New Hampshire to take on the afternoon, led the UMO women's Plymouth State College and ran away basketball team to consecutive with a 91-55 decision. Nason again weekend wins over the University of provided the fire power by netting 16 Maine at Farmington and Plymouth points. Other people in double figures State College of New Hampshire. were Emily Ellis with 16, Beth Cormier The Black Bears traveled to with 15 and Tammy Gardiner with 12. Farmington Friday and came away Maine shot 46 percent from the floor with a 66-40 victory. Although the and used their tough defense to stop game wasn't close, Black Bear coach the Plymouth attack. Eileen Fox admits that her squad had But, as has happened so frequently its problems. "We only shot 39 this season, another Maine player was percent from the floor and Farmington injured. Diana Perkins re-injured her shot well," she said. "It was a rough, ankle and may miss Tuesday's game rich physical game with a lot of fouls, but against the University of New 1541 of Maine goes up for a rebound against Drexel.. The Dragons Jeff Cross we survived and came out on top." Brunswick at the Pit. The Black Bears Bears 65-57 ;ram will beat the Black One person who didn't survive was are now 7-3 on the season. t will not co-captain Beth Hamilton who injured REBOUNDS: With three players a plurality her knee during Friday's game. She injured, Beth Hamilton (knee and : inflation Drexel hands Maine fifth had previously been playing on two ankle), Diana Perkins (ankle), Marcia s higher sore ankles and this might have put Grant (broken ankle), this has left more strain on the knee and caused the coach Fox with only 9 players for the they think straight loss, slight pull. Before the injury occurred upcoming series against UNB andthe ;ram has 65-57 Friday Hamilton had 8 rebounds. University of Vermont Julie mericans, by Ernie Clark Cathy Nason, who leads the club in Treadwell played fine defense this vho said it assists per game average with 4.4, Staff Writer combining for 16 points during the weekend helping to hold UMF to 40 Teen! were poured in 22 points. She had the offensive that opened up what had points Freshman Claire McCoy, agonomics team's first 9 points of the game and Relying on a home court advantage been a perilous 34-30 Drexel halftime although only seeing limited action, to upper played tough defense to stop any that is not a recent luxury of the lead. hauled down rebounds against Farmington come back attempts. University of Maine basketball Maine did not appear in awe of Plymouth State. program, the Drexel Dragons handed Drexel's unblemished home court the road-weary Black Bears their fifth record, trailing by just four points consecutive loss, 65-57, at the Physical after a first half which might have been Education and Activities Center in closer if not for a one-minute Maine Philadelphia, Saturday. turnover virus allowing Congo to score The win marked Drexel's eighth in as two quick layups and give the hosts Xetti 11ork Eimci many outings this season at their home their biggest lead of the half at 24-16. facility, also known as the Dragons' The Black Bears were led during the Den, and marked the fifteenth win in half by an unlikely offensive source, 17 games played there over the past forward Paul Cook. While Drexel was Spring Semester Discounts two seasons as the Dragons upped their collapsing its defense around Jeff overall record to 13-6. 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and wound up kicking the puck into into fifth place on the all-time Maine by Patrick Slyne Maine defenseman David Ellis was the net himself, putting St. Lawrence penalized for tripping at the 18:05 scoring list. Staff Writer took the Saints by storm ahead 5-4. mark and the Golden Knight's power The Bears 3rd period when Ray Jacques Maine coach Jack Semler pulled play proved too much for the Maine in the passed to Ron Hellen for a quick shot Smith from the net in the final seconds Maine played two tough games over defense. past Saint Goalie Wecker, 15 seconds to give Maine the extra skater for a last the weekend in upstate New York, Freshman center Gord Sharpe into the period to tie the score at three. attempt, but Andy Rhodes shot into against Clarkson Friday and the scored the power play goal on a Pete Smith will have nightmares the empty net stiffened the Saint lead following night 11 miles away at St. centering pass from Cohn Patterson about the goal that put the Saints at two. Final score was St. Lawerence Lawrence. Maine dropped both games with only 23 seconds left in the period. ahead. Smith lost the puck in a 6 Maine 4. Maine now stands 2-12 in to the opposing teams, 9-2 against During first period play Clarkson out scramble with the Saint's Steve Smith div. 1 and 6-15 overall. Clarkson and 6-4 to Si. Lawrence. shot the Black Bears 19-6. The Maine Black Bears had their Maine goalie Duffy Loney was hands full Saturday night facing All- superb in the first period, almost American goalie Don Sylvestri and impassible, keeping the Bears in the Div.l leading scorer Steve game with his magical saves. Win Money By Writing Cruickshank. Maine still had trouble breaking out in the second period as the Golden Knights physically punished the Maine open to only UMO students skaters. Clarkson has several players Swimmers over six feet and are generally much Steve Grady Perpetual Endowment for Creative Writers larger than the Bears. Clarkson used their size effectively, playing a very defeat physical game and slowing down AWARDS: First Place: V,000 Maine with some shattering hits. Steve Cruickshank collected the first Second Place: $700 Canadians goal of the period on a Bill Audycki rebound from the point past the stick Third Place $500 by Bruce Cla‘et!, side of Loney. Bill Norton boosted the Staff Writer score to 3-0 when Bruce McDonough faked a shot which moved Loney out First Honorable Mention $300 The UMO women's swim team beat of position, centered to Norton who a combined team from Mt. Allison and then lifted the puck over the shoulder Second Honorable Mention $200 Acadia University, 63-32, at Wallace of Loney. Pat Haramis and Deron Third Honorable Mention $100 Pool on Saturday. Bauer both added goals to finish the Maine took nine first place finishes scoring for Clarkson. in the meet, upping their record to 4 Todd Bjorkstrand broke away from and 2. Coach Jeff Wren called the the Golden Knight defense, out team's performance "very. manuvering a final defenseman for a ELIGIBITITN: encouraging" and said the team did clear shot on goal that was too quick terms of the bequest of the donor, Mr. Ros J. liasin, the academic some things well that they will have to for Sylvcstri, to put Maine on the score By standing of the students interested in competing for these scholarships do very well in next weeks board. Maine was out shot again in the must be fourth wimester or higher: candidate., must haye taken courses in confrontation with the University of second period 24-4. Journalism studies or graduated from college with a major in New Hampshire. David Ellis was called for English or or Journalism and base demonstrated highlesel writing Cary Bryden and Whitney Leeman crosschecking early in the third period English crealisits or base shown promise of such creati•its. were stars for Maine. Bryden set a to give Clarkson another try at its pool record, swimming the 50-yard successful power play and, sure freestyle in 24.828 and Leeman was enough, Gord Sharpe knocked one in tough in the 200-yard backstroke, for another Clarkson power-play goal. he scholarship is restricted to Uniyersity of Maine at Orono students, winning in 2:11.17. Bob Armstrong acquired his goal for undergraduate or graduate. Anyone who has won the Grady prize twice the night when he deflected a is ineligible. McDonough shot from the point to fool the tired Loney. All else being equal, financial need is also a factor to be considered. Clarkson's Sharpe got sent off the ice for interference but this didn't phase the Golden Knights. Cohn RULES: candidates are asked to submit one entry which ma, hi pros, Patterson scored right from a face-off I. Eligible non-fiction. poetrs , etc. in the right circle of the Maine zone, fiction, the shot went up into the air, hit loney Due Date: March 10, 1982 on the shoulder and trickled into the Place: Journalism Department. 107 I.ord hull, I, MO. Maine net to extend the lead to seven goals. 2. The candidate's name should not appear anywhere in the manuscript Maine's Scott Boron deflected a hut should be contained in a sealed en•elope submitted at the same time Rene Comeault from the point into the and bearing on the outside the title of the writing sample submitted. All net, Andre Aubut was given the other cn.ries should he typewritten and double-spaced. assist for the Bears. Bruce McDonough came all the way awards at LIMO, these will appls to the student- from center ice to pick up his eleventh 1. As with all prizes and if such indebtedness exists: monies in goal of the season past the stick side of w inners' uni•ersity indebtedness, will accrue as a cash award to the winner... Loney to finish the scoring at 9-2. excess of this indebtedness I he women's swim team is onl, 4-2, Clarkson pelted Loney with 55 shots but the swimmers hese been thing on goal to the Bears 18. 4. In accordance with the terms of the bequest, the judges will be a "top lately. Maine's second game in two nights le,el practicing journalist employed by the Bangor Daily News... plus an Wren said he was pleased with Ruth ended in defeat at the St. Lawrence appropriate member of the Unisersits English Department and the Kelly's performance in the 500-yard Appleton Arena. Jeff Robinson had a Journalism Department." freestyle. She touched first in 5:26.1 hat trick for the Saints in a battle which with Maine's Dawn Fitzgerald second. ended at 6-4. to withhold any and all awards if in their Wren also said Donna Almy and Sheila The Saints scored first in the game 5. the judges reser,e the right writing is insufficient!, high. Pre,iously Dembek swain well. Almy, Dembek. when Mark Leach's pass hit Jeff judgment the quail( of the simultaneous submissions are unacceptable. Leeman and Lori Winship opened the Robinson who lifted a shot to the left published or meet with a win in the 400-yard side past the goalie Pete Smith. The freestyle relay. Saints struck again with a Rick Rafter h. The results of the contest will he announced on or about May I. 1982. Maine's Sandy Harris won the 200- shot from Dave LaRose at the 14:55 the awards will be made through the Office of Student Aid. yard freestyle in 2:03.3. mark to give St. Lawrence a two-goal Allison Patz won the one-meter and lead. three-meter diving for Maine with Paul Custran was called for cross- scores of 160.45 and 178.95 checking for the Saints and the Black respectively. Bear power play struck back with the Maine will face UNH next Friday at Canadian connection, Andre Aubut to 4 p.m. in a meet Wren says will be Robert Lafleur. Aubut took the puck decided by strategy. Maine is a slight the length of the ice then passed back underdog and "Everyone will have to to Lafleur for his twenty-first goal of swim their best," he said. the season, which also moved Lafleur