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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Activities at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Guardian Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. October 9, 1980, Issue 17 VolumeXVII Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio Inside Rolling Stock cancelled at fairgrounds Page 2
Anderson speaks in Columbus Page 2
candidate John Anderson spoke to a crowd In Cohimbns yesterday. Anderson vowed to Kurt Thomas remain In the presidential race "until the polls close In November see story page 2 „• coming ^ to WSU over Pa e4 new
By JAMES BELL into an agreement for the NEAX system, assigned Cleveland State's Lease to and , but it denies the other claims- by the Allstate Insurance Company on December KEVIN THORNTON University. 1, 1976. Cleveland State was eliminated as Off thfe wire Goardaln Writer* (WSU also claims Capital Funding on a defendant, because of this action, which Barring a pre-trial settlement, Wright February 28, 1980 and on subsequent was not connected with the suit. * State University will appear in U.S. District • dates, denied their willingness to enter into In the Admendment Petition for removal . Cci'urt for the Southern District of Ohio in a'financing agreement. from Greene County Common Pleas Court, "Tin attempt to secure a $1.29 million loan Capital Funding claims Wright State UAW Strikes 'from Capital Funding Corporation of Fort CAPITAL, however denies this claim. University was using Cleveland State as "a Lee, New Jersey. yj—'"Ints is the-fjrst timeVe have ever been sham defendant for the-sole purpose of PARMA, Ohio UP! — N«My, .The scheduled court date-is May 25, sued,""Robert E. McNamara; executive avoiding and defeating the removal of this 5,000 members oI United Auto ,1981; before federal Judge Walter Rice'. vice-president of Capital Funding, said. He action to the United States District Court." Worfcerw . Loi-al 10O5V dlrgruntlod The suit involves $1,291,'680 Wright continued, "but they (the University)'have The telephone system is being temporar- over grievance... which several State attempted to borrow from Capital the right to do whatever they want to." month, of negotiation* had failed to ily financed through Third National Bank resolve, Wednesday Walked »ff 0»lr Funding for the purchase of the NEAX 22-£V The attorney representing-Capital Fund- by Telecommunications, Dr. George E. job* al Geoemr MMOT'I Chevrolet Electronic Telenhon» ">y«?»»> installed- st ing- is David S. Cupps, whose office is Kirk, vice*»president for Administration. • WSU last spring. located in Columbus. The plant alretidy hal 1,700 "WE ARE leasing the system from woriertfWd off. A boat M0 Were doe Filed April 1, 1980 in the Greene County When asked to comment on the case, to be rec*Jied on Mbodavbot, with . Common Pleas . Court, the suit was Cupps said, "I do.not try my cases in the Telecommunications until we can find a the striked theyrjirfflrfoee their removed to a federal court on May 1 at .the press. financer." Kirk continued, "and the lease •request"of Capital Finance. The attorney representing Wright State payments are $13,000 to $15,000 a 'month is Wendell D. Sellers. Sellers' office is depending on the fluctuation of interests WRIGHT STATE University, in their located in the Winters Bank Tower in rates." • suit, claims Capital Funding entered into a Dayton., \ Kirk is heading negotiations by Wright written agreement with the University Wright States' original law suit raen-( State attempting to settle die matter out of A dog fight about June 19.1979 agreeing to finance the tuned Cleveland State University as a court. purchase of a new phone system, the defendant. This is because of an attempt The phone system, purchased through " NEAX 22. The interest rate of the over $1.2 by Wright State to attach funds owed by Telecommunications Corporation was in- million losn was 6.97 percent. Cleveland Stfte to Capital Funding, and to Stalled last academic year. The system4*' Capital Funding's answer to Wright hold these funds in escrow until the ease -gwes Wright State University-wide, phone State's complaint states that they admit was ruled on, .accordinmg to Clevelan... d State system separate from Ohio Bell. that U&y'submitted a proposal to the WSU attorney Daniel J. O'Loughlin. Upon its.installation. University official} that suggested Capital Funding and expected the new system to save 'approxi- Wright State University would latier. enter CAPITAL FUNDING, however. mate!/ $800,000 oyer tea years. 2 THE DAHT GVAMMAN Oct. 9,19M Anderson vows to remain in race
By BOB MYERS Amdenon said. Recent polls show Anderson's support dwindling as the election DPI nears. With leas'than a left COLUMBUS- Independent in the campaign, polls indicate' presidential candidate John An- Anderson far behind Carter sad derson vowed yesterday to stay in Reagan. the contest regardless of bow low Anderson cited a recent pofl he falls in the polls. which showed him up thres points "I did not fight that long fight in Ohio aa proof his campaign la and spend all that, time, energy not losing momentum. and money to get my name on the ANDERSON ALSO released his ballot in all SO states.to then poll platform on health at a news the rag from under thousands and conference. "I do not believe" he thousands of people who circu- said "we need a National Health lated petitions...", Anderson service, but I do believe we need said. to provide!) health care to those "I will be in this fight, God who need it.'" Anderson listed willing.Mf there's one breath left four reasons why be believed the in my body, until the polls dose United States needs, a health care on the fourth of November." program. ANDERSON THEN became He cited increasing health care upset when a reporter asked costs; gap* in - health care, te net kk name aa the baBst In al SO state* fea Ma addnwa In about conditions under which particularly limited access to ser- The Da3y GuanUan photo by Scott KlsaeD Anderson would resign from the vices by the poor, the lack of a treating diseases, and a neglect of derson's proposal include con- Medicare and Medicaid programs race. "No. 1 did not!1 did not I I comprehensive policy-dealing preventive medidne and keeping verting financially-troubled urban to include mental health services never said it! I never said that I with the • elderly; snd what he people well. hospitals into federally-assisted and expanding Medicaid to cover would pick a certain percentage deemed the disproportionate em- SOME HIGHLIGHTS of An- primary-care centers, expanding more people. Induding singles. figure and get out of the race," phasis of federal programs on Rolling Stock Co. cancelled at fairgrounds
By NANCY VADNAlS perform. done with able-bodied persons." Stock Theater hopes to perform ing for the disabled adult artists. 'Guardian Special Writer Rickert said. "In these perfor- "The Greatest Show Oh Wheels" HE HOPES in the future that The Rolling Stock Company's FESTIVAL management sug- mances the student's disabilities on the Wright State campus more people will become interest- performance of- "The Greatest gested the company play in a become their assets." sometime this November. ed and aware of the need for Show on Wheels" was cancelled vacant sheep barn. Despite Roll- . OF THE twelve people per- '.'There are other performing handicapped performing artists". without notice Friday; September ing Stock's efforts, to dean up the forming in this show only three groups for the deaf and children's FQT more information call Dr. 26, at the Montgomery County barn, a strong odor forced them to are not handicapped. The Rolling groups."'Rickert said, "but noth- William Rickert at 873-2354. . Festival because of overbooking. abandon the plan. The Southwest Ohkv-Begional' According to Dr. William Rlc- Festival had the-gr6up scheduled kert. director of Rolling Stock, the to play at the Fairground's "group is "receiving legal advioe Coliseum Friday_at_9;00'a.m. and and hopes to regain the money litter-Club Council presents again"at 2:00p.m. but a car show spent by their sponsor," the had been scheduled'to. set up for" National Committee Arts for their own show^m Saturday. Handicapped, for the group to THE ROLLWV-Stock Com- perform at the Fairgrounda. pany, a group of- able-bodied and THE COMPANY was "very handicapped performers at WSU.,- disappointed" because a minl- ' were informed of the. cancellation mum of500 people were expected for the performance. - ^ to attend. The show Itself,. is Th«r car show (had signed multiple performances of circus contract with tfie Fairground acts ranging from daredevil ma'ngement- before the WSU "highwire" aid shiupsbooting Friday October 10 company, »o the car SJKW was stubts dowhs and "the world's allowed to styt, !caving the first wheelchair jumptoping." compan^ without t place to \ "tfiese things just couldn't be 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. " WANTED: U\ • § Rahukfe October 17 Share Female to share Three-Bedroom home. Band Schedule: Call 748-1512 10 «.m.-12:l5 p.m. The Stance After 6pm. 12:45-2 p.m. MMfht Star 2:45-5 p.m. IPost Ctws Rings ® CASH IITWOIUMBBII
Buytng ALLGhld-ahd V Sterling Call as fot immediate ftokm ef tar cash . - - fwtfupfte# » f MWff We will come to you No cans or bottles allowed on the premises y 276-5749 0* ifl per Mfti»«f. Oct 9,1M THE DAH.T GUAMMAN * Sullivan displays photos in Center
By HALIMA LOSE* product of a variety of techniques- process of polarization. "By striking prints were a stack of Sullivan shot three pictures and GaattBaa Aasactat* Witor used to create anusnal effects. taking a black and white negative boxes photographed in Italy, a made them fit tato one. The One photograph was at a bull and exposing it to dlflumi telephone pole, road signs in Individual pictures taken were of Retired Ah Force Major Jack fight taken In Madrid. The »lors, a aeries of transparencies Greece, and a duster of bricks vwater, the sky. and a lady to a SuOivan had an unnnaaal- display picture consisted of five expo- with' different details emerge. shot in black and white. curied up position. In order to get of photographs in the Experi- sures which were solarized. This When these are enlarged one at a Besides providing a sharp them to fit together, Sullivan had mental Gallery at the Creative gives a unique effect in Mack, time a graphic effect is achie- contrast between black and white to take the three pictures with Art* Center (CAC). white and silver. ved," Sullivan said. lines, the pictures presented a finished product in mind. Last week Sullivan had a The "Hurdler" wca polarized strong element of symmetry. .. SULLIVAN HOPES to teach display of animal, people, build- —-"SUUJVAN EXPLAINED the in three different colors, with no In the whole display there was beginning photography at WSU'a ing, figure, and still life photo- process of solarization as "allow- specific detail emerging. Instead, only one picture with a touch of Celina branch campus. He is graphs that he has takaa over a ing the print to develop half way, a blur of a figure jumping the commercialism. K- was picture of currently working towards an Art period of tea years. then giving it a flash of light. hurdles is distinguishable by the "Cindy," a singer and entertain- History major at WSU. The photographs on display What would, have been white . contrasting colors. er. The color picture looked like If you're not an art student, but were shot not only in the United turns bla&, and black turns to what you would expect to see on a think you have a collection worth States, but also in different parts white and silver." THE EXHIBITION also featur- advertising poster. displaying, you can ask a member of the world. The prints on For another photograph, the ed some geometric still life One of Sullivan's favorite' pic- of the faculty at the CAC to display in the CAC were the end "Hurdler," Sullivan used the pictures. Some of the more tures is "The Birth of Venus." sponsor you. No more \gator rock' for Molly Hatchet
Molly Hatchet team'effort -- it By CEISS FROST holds together much better than Goanliaa Special Writer the two earlier albums. Here they are, three years and Hatchet came together in their three albums later, that gator' hometown of Jacksonville Flori- country. southern rock ' band, da, the area which hat spawned Molly Hatchet. Entertainment other southern rock bands like But this isn't the same band Lynard Skynsrd, .38 Special, and you* heard on the debut album Blackfoot,' where they were Molly Hatchet of the group's "discovered" in 1977 by an Epic second offering, FUrtin' With Farrar is a more than ample albums the members of the band whatcha got cookin'?" Records producer. The ensuing Disaster. replacement for Brown. • His were inclined towards "1 can Of course, nobody's perfect, first album racked up sales of voice'Il get you^rario' to go or it outplay you" solos, they play and it really doesn't drag the 900,000. Formerly a carbon copy of the cgtn meliow you out: a range that more as a unit in Beatin' the album down that mud). legendary southern, rock band, permits Hatchet to switch off Odds. Now their timing's more Hatchet's second LP sold 1.4 fcynard Skynyrd, Hatchet, thanks from the driving beat that waa down pat. The greater raage that Farrar million copies and Beatin' • the tb the loss of former singer Dann predominant on the first two But the habit of playing mimic has given the group is exampled Odds looks like It may be shotting Joe Brown (the guy whose voice albums. v hasn't totally abandoned by Molly by "The Rambler." Hatchet' for the 2 million mark. resembles Ronny Van Zant of The title song , on Molly Hat- Hatchet. Their song "Dead and finally settles down long enough For Molly Hatchet fans this Sa.njrrd) has been given a chet's most recent album, Ueattn Gone" resembles Aerosmitb.'s on this tune to an honest-to-God album Is a 1-goita-have-h, and diffei.-ot style and greater range the Odds, which goes by the same . "Get the Lead Out'' just a little balled- and they do it well. it'll probably win over a few new by new vocalist Jimmy Farrar. name, still ha* that "familiar too .closely where Aetoamkh sang people to those ranks, it's defi- Hatcbel sound (twin lead guitars the line, "Hey good looHn', BEATViG' THE Odds is a nitely their bett effort to date. BROWN HAD to leave the for example), but Farrar's vocals, band earlier thia year because he rather than keeping the band at a was founcf to be diabetic and Lvnsrd Skynyrd mime level, gives couldn't handle -the pressures of Hatchetrfinally, its own sound. the band's constant touring sche- dule. . .ALSO, WHERE in -their earlier OWNAVW? SINGLES 228-2434 COULD YOU HELP7 4S+ •' - | . LEAP-N TO Be A HEARiT SAVF R V«rt» 4 Repair RECORDED Fairborn MESSAGE 878-5422 REGISTER NOW 24 HOURS A i)AY For Classes in CPR
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m -#*• 4 THE DAtrGVAMDUN Oct. 9, lfW Kurt Thomas coming to WSU ByUCKMCGKABB C—i AMI Syrta Wrttr "The poor little thing was ao tiny." Mrs. Eleanor Thomas said, "I mean just bones, I was afraid he'd die if he lost five pounds. I wu sure he was going to be a Sports midget." Mrs. Thomas' worries were needless as that "poor little - thing" grew up to be 5 feet 5,127 pionships, Thomas won a gold BACK HOME in Indiana the pound World Class Gymnast, medal in floor exercise and water pipes were freezing during Kurt Thomas. * horizontal bars. He also won a the winter. Thomas managed to Thomas will lecture at Wright silver medal in all-around, on the scrape up $50.00 out of his little State in the Medical School parallel bars, and the pommel scholarship money to? pay the. Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. on Oct. horse. I piumbcr. The pipes froze a 22. He will speak on gymnastics, second time when the family dog' politics' and the ^)lympics. On his way trf the. World chewed up the plumber's tape. Championshipp.-the road..to suc- This time there was no spare THOMAS HAS made several cess was rocky for Thomas. lie-; -550.00 for the plumber. So for the Accomplishments which include: and his wife, Beth lived in a remainder Of the winter the World Claaa gymnast Kurt October 22, at 7:30 p.m. In the member of the U.S. Gymnastic trailer at Indiana State. • He Thomas' woke up e^riy jji_the Thomas wlD visit Wright-Strnte on Medical School Auditorium. Team in the 1976 Montreal returned home with his" cham- . morning and drove to Hiilman Olympics. pionship and even made it- on the Gym on the Indiana State cam-J shower anil the bathroom facili- didn't work. . In -1979 at tlie World Cham- Johnny Carson show. pus. There they Could use the ties in the locker rooms. IN COMPARISON a fellow In the Soviet Union, Olga student who performed in the Korbut was supported by the ' same gym as Thomas was given government and treated like a an apartment and ultimately a heroine. basketball contract.' but Larry In Rummania. Nadi Comanecl Byrd was a basketball star. •was regarded as the nation's Thomas is a world champion foremost citizen for her feats in gymnast, but his dreams of the gymnasium. winning a gold medal in the 1980 In Terre Haute, Indiana Kurt Olympics were ended because .of Thomas goes to the gym to take a the U.S. boycott. Thomas' future shower because the one at home ' is in .broadcasting. Soccer team playing well
Wright-State University soccer u.p the middle.attempting to get coach Jim Drculias suggested his the ball to (Manuel) Batres. 1980 team was capable of winning ,15 matches if he. could improve "The break in -the schedule midfield play. After 11 (matches, comes at an opportune time for the Raiders sport a 7-3-1 record us," continued Droulias. "We and are ranked No. 9-in Ohio. . have some injuries and the week off will heip. 1 doubt if Tom Morin "We are playing pretty well will play against Ball State (Oct. right now|" admits the third year 8), but he should be ready for n coach. "We are making five and Bluffton (Oct. 15). He has missed six passes and are playing the half a season with the ankle injury touch lines rather than jamming and we still are'winning." ftutohausiLOU GREGG S
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