BDllE &Ellli By Kathleen Lehnherr forewarned though, if full comminee, composed of a black, from the Ozarks and a minister Boy when he first began in show Pornographic films, i.e. those female frontal nudity, political a women's libber, a Chinee, the who preaches from Soylent business twenty years ago. containing obscene material, parodies and religious ribaldries thweetest fag I've ever seen, a Greenlaw. And all along, her Ms. Lovelace is mot known for have long been associated with offend thee, then stay home and rabbi/ priest (as the power Uncle Sam in the Old, Old. Old her role in , a poor lighting, unskilled photo­ have fun with yourself. strikes him) and a Nazi, sets out Folks Home guides her on the comedy about her oral talents graphy, no plots and even worse A comminee organized to touring the country with Linda road to victory. and how she puts them to good acting. Linda Lovelace for represent the various political and her crooked campaign The script is tightly written use healing pschologically President is no exception but it factions in America nominates manager to win the vote. They and my only disappointment warped individuals. I have also st i ll comes out as a Linda Lovelace for president of lead ihe way for most of the was in the flesh scenes for seen her in a three-minute film tremendously funny film. Be these here United States. This high-jinks. interrupting what was develop­ at a porno shop (You know, In the process, her opponents ing as some very funny where you stick a quarter in?) (notably, Fred C. Dobbs. a movie material. Of course, when I where she exhibited these same allusion to the character played viewed the film last night and powers to her pet German by Humphrey Bogart in The talked to several young gentle­ shepherd. Amazingly, the dog Treasure of the Sierra Madre) men afterwards, they seemed emerged on top as the bener decide her power is coming on to have more appreciation for actor. In Linda Lovelace for too strong and hire The the aesthetics of pornographic President she appears refresh­ Assassin to put her down. As exposition. ing and startlingly beautiful if one can imagine, Linda's Mickey Dolenz, formerly of one can ignore her voluptuous young body proves The Monkees and an old heart appendectomy Caesarian scars to be stronger than the will of throb during my adolescence, when she takes off her clothes. her would-be killer. The plot is had a bit part as a nervous bus But listening to her do a fantastically intricate for a film driver. Quite frankly, his acting Humphrey Bogart voice makes it of this type: she also runs into a reminded ·me of his own all worthwhile. I'll cast my vote Mark Spitz look-alike, a Tarzan primate companion in Circus for Linda Lovelace.

Film promoters open office

A promotional firm It offers a cataoging service for Tom Judge has given them some specializing in the movie those people who might be promotional help. They are also industry has opened offices at interested in being extras for any advertising across the state in 127 West Main here in of the movies. There is a ten newspapers and on radio and Bozeman. dollar fee initially with a five television. Big Sky Film Consultants Inc. dollar renewal charge every is planning to help bring large year. This is not an acting agency f ilm- making companies to so there is no guarantee that Montana. This is the first such anyone applying will auto­ No lee business in the state and plans matically be used in any to expand it's interests to other production. (ZNS) .- A California Com ­ areas. This company also offers pany is test marketing a new services to the movie makers. kind of ice-skating rink that TYPING They will help find sites and doesn't use ice. props, assist on location and do Niswonger International says SERVICE its new ice rink costs ha lf the COPY-TERM public relation work for the filmers. price of a standard artificial ice PAPERS - THESIS rink and that it's just 586-6468 They are presently engaged in as easy to a publicity campaign. Governor skate on as old-fashioned ice Mrs. Ruth 8. Lowis The company says the new 7:30 rink is made of plastic and is and selling well in both Japan and 9:30 Canada. Ex-President Nixon's STARTS TONIGHT! 2 ~:~=:~:~11 Former Special Assistant One To Make You Laughl-One To Make You Cry! Jeb Stuart Magruder on "What If the Watergate Coverup Had Worked?"

BUSTER and BILLIE It should have been a love story! 00 "A WONDERFUL COMEDY. .. NOT LIKE A Y OTHER PICTURE~ -Pauline Kael Art Camey gives his memorable Academy Award ____. winning 8 p.m. performance in .. Monday, May 5 YOU'LL LOVE l MSU SUB Ballroom ~11u1y HER PLATFORM! Sponsored by MSU Cultural Affairs Board ,_,..._llWllX 7:10&9:15 ·~TollTO" General Admission 52 - For MSU Student pt v 7:00 11111'!!1" ELLEN ~ ..._..--~ 'PG' And Other Students 51 9:05 .:.... . ~·~~*'¢<~·~"¢l~rt:rtl - 1600 members lobby to 'can' pay toilets

By John Ghrist 1600 members and 1t actively "From our standpoint, the which is constantly being Eliminating pay toilets would engaged in lobbying for anti-pay most effective argument is that violated. People tell their kids to be "an encroachment on the (CPS)- There's a new protest toilet legislation in a number of ay're discriminating against crawl under. and that certainly is free enterprise system," claimed movement sweeping the states and cities. women." repartee Michael not a good indoctrination of our Ross Kramer. an attorney for country, one that is concerned In the last year. a number of Gessel, coordinator of CEPTIA children to a moral code." Nik-0-Lok. one of the nation's w ith important problems, like states have passed bans on most and a junior at the University of CEPTIA is financed primarily largest lock companies. sex discrimination. human pay toilets, including California. . Sex discrimi­ by sales of T-shirts and buttons d1gn1ty, respect for authority - Florida New Mexico, while nation has been a major selling bearing the organization's and no dimes. Called CEPTIA, Michigan, Mas!1achusetts, Iowa. point for anti-pay toilet leg1s­ 1ns1gnia - a fist clenching the movement 1s out to elimi­ Ohio, Minnesota and lat1on in most states where it has change, rising from a toilet bowl nate the pay toilet. are currently considering similar been considered. - and the nominal fifty cents The Committee to End Pay bills, "Also, pay toilets can't really membership fee. That's been Toilets in America was founded Alaska and thecityofChicago, be enforced," Gessel continued. money enough to send Gessel to in 1970 in Dayton, OH by three on the other hand, have passed "People consistently crawl Chicago and in students who were fed up with laws completely eliminating pay under the doors and it's just a lobbying efforts, and to support paying to perform a necessary toilets, and Texas is considering very bad situation when you the group's newsletter. Free biological function. Today, 1t has a total ban as well. have some sort of authority Toilet Paper. "Most of our members are not active in the organization, but many are active on their own initiative, writing letters to legis­ lators and so on," said Gessel. But there's still a long way to go, and the pay toilet is not without its supporters. "I don't know where we'd get the 'extra money to run rest­ rooms," said a spokesman for Greyhound Lines in testimony on the Minnesota bill. "It would be a severe blow to us " " Next people will be asking Greyhound, and many other why businesses don't have free transportation companies, claim coffee or free telephones. Where the dime charge helps defray the does 1t all end?" Kramer fumed cost of keeping the stalls clean. to a Minnesota House com­ mittee. The most vigorous opponents, But although it may be out­ The acclaimed Indian sitar player Ravi Shanker. right, will appear in concert Saturday night at however. are the pay toilet lock gunned financially, Gessel says Montana State University. along with another virtuoso of music f rom India, tabla player Alla companies. CEPTIA win fight on. "Our plans Rakha. The concert will begin at 8 p.m. in the Student Union ballroom. A dvance tickets are 52.50 "In a number of places, pay are to continue the work that for MSU student s, 53 for genera l'admission. At the door. all tickets will be $4. toilet bills would pass one we're doing," he said. " A nd house," said Gessel. ''Then the hope that soon there will be no lock compan ies wou ld get wind need for our organization." Music festival this weekend at MSU of it, se nd t heir representatives _____ - - - More than two thousand high the SUB. A dance for the high ranging from excellent to fa tr. in. and it would be defeated." A school students, representing schoolers. with the MSU Jazz. The students participate in it case in point i n last year's BINGO mainly as a measure of personal Nevada bill, w hich passed the approximately 1 50 schools will Band providing the music will Every Saturday Night be at MSU this weekend for the follow the concert. Al I of these accomplishment in their state assembly on a unanimous I f events will be open to the public. respective musical fields. The vote. but was defeated in the 8 :00 p .m . at the 'f Southern Montana State Music Festival. There is no admittance charge. registration fees are paid by the Senate after intense lock I AMERICAN LEGION Recitals will be given by both The young vocalists and soloist and ensemble groups in instrumentalists who attend this the Music and Architecture affair are judged on a non­ buildings of the Creative A rts competitive four point scale. Complex. These w ill begin at r , ~~~~~~~~~~i 7:30 a.m. and end at 6:00 p. m. on Friday and 4 :30 p.m. on Saturday. A Host N ight Concert will be given b y t he MSU and Bozeman Symphonies Friday night at 7:30 in the ba llroom of

- ANNOUNCEMENT - ~ ~ The Chinese Student Associa­ tion will be sponsoring a double feature movie presentation to­ ~ ~ night. The show ing will be at 7:30 in the Madison Room of the SUB. Both of the selections, "Masterpiece of Chinese Art" ~ ~ and "Seven Chinese Festivals" are in English. This will be an excellent opportunity to see about 200,000 pieces of ~ ~ -Chinese art treasures, dating back as far at 1,500 B.C. The other film deals with Chinese ~ ~ festivals and their celebration. There is no admission charge Montana W oolen ~ ~ Shop NOW OPEN ~ ~ " Direct from the Mills" We Carry Fabrics. Sports­ wc11r. Ca m pe r B lankets. Sweaters, J ackets &&, ~a p es 8 3 10G West ~in MDNT5,;_tj;, (Just Wesl of City tmhhs on ~;;;2~! ~ . 5T~~~L~~1~~Rs1TY ~ H1ghw•v 191) 11ii 7:oo L:ATURDAY, MAY 3, 1975 - B:OO P.M. n BOZEMAN • Tickets: $2.50 M .S.U. Students/ $3.00 General Admission/ $4.00 at door MILL SALESROOM PRICES V t:l' ~'l'.J U . ~ . . .. ic:=::::Hi=«ic=-=>tr 4ic:=::Ditc::::::>ttc::::::>ti=ci=ci=c THE EXPONENT - Frid•y. May 2 , 1975 - 3 :! PREPIC.T -rnAT wrrn ll-IE Wnt-IDAAWAL- at= U.S. AID ~ SOU'l116AS"-r ASIA YOU WIU.. NOi BE" ABLE TO COUtJI ON AW\E"R.ICAN CON\MllMENT"5 E.ya<.AGAIN!

The Last Official Editorial I guess this is what is called the Last Official Editorial. The Exponent now has a new editor after two years of the same drumbeating. This editor will continue to stay on, helping the new editor to make sense out of the carnage and chaos left by the old editor. After two years, there is really no reflection. No sense of having beat one's head against the walls of apathy. No sense of accomplishment of I 1ving exposed injustices and incompetence. There has ~en no time to reflect on any of that. Maybe someday. Reminiscing sucks, an, vay. It's a space in time, now The war is over. The troops are back. Ho Chi Minh City has been liberated. It's about time. It has now been proven to the world that the leaders of U.S. policy were 11nd are all dinkydau. That damn police action that affected so many of our lives has finally ended. Some of us are still alive and kicking. One thing is certain: we won't go again. Be proud, America, you made millions of dollars off defense contracts. You eliminated thousands of bodies from the unemployment rolls. You turned thousands of your sons onto dope and exotic V.D. You alienated millions of your college students and just folks here at home. And now you want to embrace about the same number of South Vietnamese refugees as you lost sons in battle. The Statue of Liberty's inscription should be altered to read: " Give me your deserters, your corrupt generals, your rich whores, your black marketeers, your torturing interro­ gators, your fat merchants, your greedy medical doctors. your gold-1aden police forces and anyone else who car. buy their way to my shores. Welcome, valiant anti-communists! Welcome to the Land of the Big PX! " While we make our " draft dodgers and deserters" bow and scrape just to return to their nation of birth, we fly in these mercenary hordes and set them up all over the country. 111 1 ~ IJ~ I You won't find any peasant farmers being processed into th is Land of Plenty. Life will be better for them over there RSU rallying before Magruder speech now. But the Golden Goose of Uncle Sam has been killed in To the Editor: indicted and convicted criminal. For more information, call Southeast Asia. So bring the fat cats here. They'll do all On Monday, May 5th, at 8 We, the members of the right. 587-5061 or 587-4825. p.m., Jeb Stuart Magruder will Radical Student Union invite you Governing Council I only hope that some of us don't remember the years appear in the Sub Ballroom. to attend a rally, Monday at 7 Radical Student Union taken out of our lives, the missing appendages, the lost The MSU Cultural Affairs p.m. in the rear lounge of the buddies, the bad habits and the Silver Stars and Purple Board is sponsoring this appear­ SUB to consider and discuss the ance. Hearts as we watch the grand opening of Mama San's manner in which our student The Cultural Affairs Board is fees No RHA Quorum Steam and Cream Massage Parlor are being spent. local franchise. funded by student fees. Get involved! Take an active To the Editor, P.D . THEREFORE : You the student part in the future of your univer­ This letter is directed to all body are paying S1700 to an sity! persons interested in the Conference lauded government of the residence halls. The RHA Legislature is Several excellent lecturers have visited MSU this year. falling apart. There have been The lectt,Jre program included in the " Right to Know" three legislative meetings conference held here this week must rank as the best this scheduled for spring quarter and year. The sponsors deserve much praise - they were The at each of these, there has been Montana Chapter of Social Workers, the Montana no quorum. Therefore, nothing Association for Social Concerns', the Mental Health Associa­ has been done this quarter because a quorum tion, and MSU Department of Sociology. Many other MSU 1s necessary to pass any bills or spend any faculty members also took part in the program. By Herbert Strom system. In it, the convention was money. But above this, for those The talks given by former Attorney General Ramsey Lutheran Campus Pastor asked to express disappoint­ who have been attending these Clark and John Howard Griffin, author of Black Like Me, Resolutions passed at church ment at the level of funding for useless meetings, the time has rank among those previously given by Buckminister Fuller, conventions are probably among the university system, and to been completely wasted. To the Anthony Burgess.a nd Burnadett Devlin. All in all this has the most ineffective ways known encourage better support in the floor presidents; either attend been an excellent year for extra-curricular learning. to man to express opinions and future. It proved to be not contro­ meetings or find a repre ­ affect decisions. Unless they are versial at all. It passed over­ sentative. The RHA can not letters Policy D.B highly sensational they rate only whelmingly. In talking with serve the residents of the dorms backpage coverage. But the people afterward it became clear unless there is full repre ­ The E•ponen111 an independent, student­ process of presenting and debat­ sentation at every meeting The Exponent welcomes and wntten and nudent·m•n•ged that people in this state were newspaper ing encourages letters. We don't at Montana S1ate UnlVflrs1ty, Bo:reman resolutions does give some much less divided on the issue of Shirley McDonald know you're out there if you The opm1on1 ••pressed herein ue not clue to grass root feeling about university funding than was the Floor President don't make yourself known. neceshnly those of the un1vers1ty or the issues. So four years ago many legislature. But many of them 3rd Floor E. Hannon student body Published 1wice weekly church conventions. including Letters shou Id be typed, 60 ucept holidays and fine! week during the really had not understood what spaces per line, lines double school year by the AuocW.ted Students of the• one in which I was repre­ was at stake spaced, and signed with Mont1na State Unfver11ty Known office sented, had resolutions dealing At last comment: why should a student's name and major. Non­ of publicauon the Exponent. Student with Southeast Asia. Con ­ Lutheran church convention Union Building, Montana St11te University, ventions were as divided students should sign name and Bozeman, MT 597i 15 Second class as the concern itself with the question address. Letters will be J>O,tlage ~id at Bo1t1ma", MT ' By mail per cou ntry, but perhaps more of the funding of public higher year published anonymously if t7 50 equally. education at all? It is because as arranged Printed by This year that same regional a church we with editor. Deadline 1s COLOR WORLD OF MONTANA, INC hold a theology that noon on day prior to publication. convention hardly had a contro­ sees the university and the We also appreciate suggestions, ~3 versial resolution before it. The intellectual life within it, as one 0 0 nearest it came to such was one of the fruits of God's not necessarily for publication. ~~~-"•'"•m•'•"·•"••"•'"•"'----' creative 4 -THE EXPONENT - Friday, May 2, 1975 concerning the university process. can get into court you'll be gone By James Nelson give written notice of your nation of a tenancy shall provide of damages caused by the tenant . and he will not be entitled to any MOVING OUT AND GETIING moving date thirty days in the departing tenant with a shall be on the landlord (42-306 damages as long as your place YOUR DEPOSITS BACK advance. It is not necessary for verified written list of any R.C. M . 1947). was left clean and in good NOTICE: your notice of departure to damage to the leasehold The departming tenant must GIVING repair. If you 're planning to be moving correspond to a due date for rent. premises which the landlord provide the landlord with his from Bozeman in June you Remember. keep a copy of all alleges is the responsibility of new address in writing upon If you decide tofollowthis pro­ should now be thinking of send­ notices that you send for your the tenant. Delivery of such list termination of the tenancy, if he cedure you should clearly ing your landlord a thirty day file. If you have any reason to shall be accompanied by does not. the landlord is relieved explain to your landlord what notice of intention to vacate the distrust your landlord, send the payment of the difference, if of double liability as mentioned you are planning on doing in premises. notice by registered or certified any, between the security above. Such failure shall not, writing. and the permitted however. bar the tenant from The main concern of this mail. Also, don't forget about deposit If you do not use the rent with­ recovering the actual amount article is with giving notice and your deposit of last month's rent. charges. holding technique. and if after Any landlord who fails to owing to him by the landlord. getting back deposits which If you paid the last month's rent you vacate you can't get satis­ the departing tenant If your premises are going to you put up at the outset. at the outset, apply it now. and provide faction from the landlord, you a verified written list of be left clean and undamaged, Written notice of your refer to it in your letter. with should make a written demand shall forfeit all rights to but you anticipate trouble intention to leave should be damage for the return of your money, withhold any portion of the recovering your deposit, there is given in all situations. Oral GETTING YOUR SECURITY stating your legal rights and the deposit. one technique which tenants notice is not adequate evert if DEPOSIT BACK: security legal repercussions against him Any person who wrongfully l:an employ. Though not techni­ , you hava an oral rental agree­ One of the most common for keeping your money unfaith­ a residential property cally legal. it can often work as a ment. Failure to give proper sources of dispute between withholds fully. If the formal demand security deposit, or any portion practical solution. A month, or written notice can result in landlords and tenants is over the doesn't work, you should thereof, shall be liable in more if necessary, before the paying an extra month's rent. If return of deposits. Some land­ consider sueing the landlord. rent under any kind of docu­ lords act as if deposits are part of damages to the tenant in a civil end of tenancy, add up all you For more information or read it carefully and see the rent andtryto return them as action for an amount equal to deposits and tell the landlord ment, questions as to your rights as it says about time and infrequently as possible. double the sum determined to that your are applying it as rent. what Tenants call the Tenant's Rights of giving notice. If you Every landlord, within thirty have been wrongfully withheld The landlord most likely will get manner Office at 587-2864 after 3 p .m. pay rent once a month, you must days subsequent to the termi- or deducted. The burden of proof quite upset, but by the time he Ru mpleforeski n's Column

By Paul Krassner next. Will Rhoda "s sister Brenda sping off into a lady cop series Charles Winans of Navy Intelligence. who posed as a is now a kidnapped radical. call Swat Twat7 artist - he blurted out an anti-Semitic epithet on one occasion We have only the word of his appointee, (of Who runs the movie industry anyway? - and provided the family with dope and a scenario of violence Warren Commission infamy) who visited him on November 1, Paramount is owned by Gulf-Western. They bought up and witchcraft forTexWatson, who actually committed the Tate 1974, to assure us that Nixon showed great strength but 50,000 copies of love Story to make it a bestseller and then murders. Charlie merely instructed his brainwashed girls to go appeared to be a very sick man. Remember how Nixon was produced the film. Aher that came The Godfather, with Tex and do what he told them. The Sheriff's Department afraid to go to the hospital, and had to bring his own wheat germ propagandizing the notion that the FBI was always after had been instructed to leave Charlie along despite parole to avoid poisoning? Remember how at a press conference he organized crime and that the CIA was not responsible for heroin violations. talked about his plane crashing? And guns being held to his distribution. The covers tory was that Tex Watson happened to pick up head? These were not merely metaphors. Warner Brothers is owned by orQ.anized crime. They Dennis Wilson of the Beach Boys who was hitchhiking; Manson Novelist Herb Gold went to interview Nixon at San pushed fear in The Exorcist and pulled in truth by buying up had been staying at Wilson's house. Clemente. but could only see Aon Ziegler, Haldeman's original prints and taking off the market The Second Gun, a film which Charlie Manson was a master pimp. Murder is the logical partner in crime at the J . Walter Thompson public relations presents incontrovertible evidence that Bobby Kennedy did not extension of pimp power. front. And now we have Billy Graham to reassure us that Nixon die by Sirhan alone. Recently I met one of the hookers sent to Costa Rica to 1s finding Christ, along with and Colonel The Manson family was a hit group for the Syndicate. service Robert Vesco. I asked, 'Was he a good lay?" Sanders. Staged. All staged. Just like a good TV game show When my book of stuff from The Realist was published in "I don't know," was the giggled response. " I was hired to go should be. Fascism by the grace of public relations. September, 1971 , I was, 1n effect, blacklisted from TV talk down on his wife." When I interviewed George Lincoln Rockwell, head of the shows. I was, however, interviewed by Barbara Walters for the Does anybody really believe that Nelson Rockefeller gives Amencan Nazi Party, in 1961 , he praised William Buckley as an Today Show, which is live, but my segment was taped. It was Happy headl anti-Semitic acquaintance and said his goal was to make not shown until election morning. I was informed by an NBC Rockefeller's secretary. Nancy, got to marry Henry Nazism "nice." Rockwell had to be assassinated because he executive that this was deliberately scheduled "to scare the Kissinger. Another staged event. It was H. R. Haldeman who was too up-front. His convicted killer, John Patler, remains in voting public which hasn't seen a hippie on television since originally wouldn't permit Kissinger's Strangelovian accent to prison insisting that he was framed. Charlie Manson." be heard on TV newscasts. And the media complied. Only a Fuehrer Gerald Ford has a hundred P.R. personnel to In November, 1971, I was fired fr9m my radio show on handful of lip·reading viewers knew that Henry didn't speak purvey his image. Now the Fashion Industry Council names him KSFX, the ABC outlet in San Francisco, by George Yarhaes, the with Dan Rather's clipped English. the best dressed statesman of the year. He holds up this year's lover of Allen Shaw, head of FM stations for ABC in . I First the secret sado-masochist's image as a stud poster child on television His daughter Susan is photographed was told by an ABC executive that there had been govern­ had to be established. You think Jill St. John was merely a indoors with an electric fan blowing her . His staff mental pressure. Of course. I have not been the only such power groupie? Her involvement with a heavy coke distributor photographer eats Candy Bergen for breakfast. Candy, the victim. was hushed up in return for appearing publicly with Henry, former lover of Burt Schneider, producer of Hearts and Minds, What we have here is a homosexual of the United between Marlo Thomas and . who then gets set up for a dope bust. States. Ms. magazine is another whole story. So is the relation­ All imagery. Marriages of political convenience. Happy Tomorrow the world. ship between Charlie Manson and Doris Day. Rockefeller deserted her children for the sake of a quick Jo~n Dean is a closet queen. His "wife" Maureen works for, ••••••••••••••••••••••, wedding to the governor. Arranged class marriages. an the Drug Enforcement Agency, lhe same international police espionage modus operandi, just like John M itchell and Martha force which Joanna Harcoun-Smith works for, the same DEA EXPONENT STAFF of the Army Chemical Corps, just like Lee Harvey Oswald of · which kidnapped Tim Leary and killed Dennis Martino, the same editor ...... dennis brosten Navy Intelligence and his blushing bride Marina. DEA which Bill and Emily Harris worked for. Uncooperative offspring are sacrificed along the way. Remember that hurried "honeymoon" of John and edilors . ...pat dawson, ginny prior Michael Rockefeller, Patty Hearst, Sharon Percy, Abigail Folger, Maureen Dean with $4000 from the safe right in the midst of associate Diana Linkletter -who did not jump out of a sixth floor kitchen the Watergate turmoil? ...... tony bubany window on a bad LSD trip - she was living with a dope dealer It was Dean 's lawyer who leaked to Daniel Schorr of CBS news editor who was the first suspect police checked out after the Sharon the defensive notion that John was afraid of going to prison copy editor...... kurt ahrensfeld Tate murders. because he might be raped by homosexuals there. It is false freedom for Mel Brooks to seing Springtime for And it was Maureen Dean who accidentally spilled a bunch manager...... deb burgess Hitler on the Dinah Shore show. Dinah was the mistress of of amyl nitrite during an airline flight and boasted to the man business before Burt Reynolds. These are power relation­ sitting next to her how good it was for sex so that he 1n turn ad sales . .. .. pete stein ships Burt Reynok1s beat Sarah Miies' agent to death with could inform the press. sleeping pills and the Los Angeles coroner had to be imported to Their window-dressing marriage was as carefully staged photo staff...... george rosok, wayne wienke. Arizona to conduct the autopsy This is the right-wing of Holly· as the murder at Altamont and the killing of Joe Comumbo, each ron savage. john brand!, jr. wood Establishment. Dinah Shore fucked Cllpt Eastwood in of which had featured a programmed black with a gun standing Merv Griffin 's house. We have spies everywhere. out in a virtually all white crowd at an outdoor event, one a rock movie reviews ...... kathy lehnherr, ben royland Jack Nicholson 1s starring in One flew Over the Cuckoo's concert, the other an halo-American rally. Nest, now being filmed in Oregon, but the cast has been Then the CIA could kill Joey Gallo - making it look like an cartoons & graphics ...... tim hill, steve lillegard, forbidden to fraternize with Ken Kesey. Off limits JUSt like 1n the intramural gang geud - before he could talk about it at the ftrst mark huisenga Army_How will they distort Kesey 's novel? The same way Mike Liebling Counter-Convention in New York where he was Nichols distoned Catch 22 and Day of the Dolphins? John Lolly scheduled to speak in May, 1972. tenant's rights ..... James nelson is suing because Naval Intelligence ripped off his research and Altamont was no surprise after the surveillance of turned sweet dolphins into little grey niggers of the sea. Woodstock by Army Criminal Intelligence Division personnel contributors ...... buffalo energy Robert Blake wanted desperately to play the part of posing as photographers. The counter culture had to be McMurphy in Cuckoo's Nest. Instead he got shunted into suppressed because of the economic implications of sharing. ······~--~~~~•lll!lll•lll•IJ!llll~·· Baratta. And Stacey Keach got shoved into Caribe. What's The most startling discovery in my Manson research wasl THE EXPONENT - Friday. May 2. 1975 - 5 Semester system good for summer iobs

This - is the second of three semesters would be of equal student to be available for articles dealing with the length enabling the professor to summer employment ·almost a academic, convenience, and use the same study plan in both full month earlier than the economic advantages and dis­ semesters. Ninety-five percent quarter system. A three -week advantages of various academic of the faculty under schools that vacation separates each calendars. Submitted by the have recently changed to the semester, including the summer Academic Calendar Committee.) early semester systems session, providing students a preferred it. after just three chance to earn money for the CONVENIENCES years experience, over their coming term. previous system. No doubt one of the more Purchasing textbooks and Although the semester important components of supplies twice yearly is an attri­ system seems changing from a quarter to yield many bute of the early semester conveniences calendar to an early semester it also has its system because it lowers book faults. One calendar would be the added such fault, as and material costs for the mentioned earlier, conveniences of such a change. is the fact student. Studies have also that schools Presently BO% of the colleges would start 3-4 shown that the semester system weeks earlier. Another is that and universities in the U.S. are it resulted in better student would punish a student on some type of semester more retention, with fewer dormitory severely if he failed a class, and calendar, more specifically, 43% space turnovers and vacancies thirdly it is not as flexible are on the Early Semester as a to be concerned with. quarter system. A student system. By changing calendars, would The early semester system is be more restricted as to the MSU would find it easier to an asset administratively as it number of electives he schedule such things as student could involves lower expenses in take. exchanges, and athletic events. starting and ending terms twice yearly rather than the three Fall semester would start ECONOMIC ASPECTS around Sept. 1, and be out times required underthequarter before Christmas. Although The early semester system system, which reduces costs of offers starting school Sept. 1 would cut the self supporting materials, man-hours, and (ZNS) - It was just a question The event, Luckman says, will student summer jobs and income off many economic auxiliary staff considerably. of time: A New York feature the presentation of promoter short, the 3 week vacation advantages over the present The initial cost of the has announced plans awards to the best film, actor, for an between each semester quarter system. Perhaps the conversion from the quarter academy awards ceremony actress and director involved in for (including summer) would allow most obvious virtue of the system to an early semester pornographic films. erotic movies. Luckman states a student time to earn some system lies in the termination of would entail a substantial Michael Luckman has that instead of getting Oscars, addrtional income. Perhaps even the second semester during amount of administrative time announced he will be holding Emmies or Tonies, however, more important to the student is early or mid May permitting the and money. what he calls " Eros '75" in the winners will be presented with the fact that spring semester Grand Ballroom of the Hotel what he calls "T9ngueys." ends in mid May allowing Diplomat in New York on June Luckman says he is currently students to get an early jump on 6th. accepting nominations. summer jobs. Fortunately, this would not eliminate our winter break in mid March. SendtheFTD As far as school itself goes, Women and Madness there would be two instead of three final exam periods. The English department is The Bell Jar, Sexton's Live or Sweet Surprise Registration would also only be offering a night course during Die. Woolf's A Room of One's performed twice compa red w ith the Fall titled Women and Own, Chesler's Women and three times under the quarter Madness, which will explore the Madness. and Hard ing's The this Mother's Day. .. system. This would save con- implications of "normal" and Way of All Worr.e n. The class siderable time, money, and " abnormal" behaviorforwomen should be of interest to students headaches for both the as our society defines those exploring their own identity, Usually available administration and the students. terms. those concerned with sex-role for less than A b ig downfall in the quarter " Mental il lness " can be an stereotyping and the socializing system at MSU is the fact that experience of heightened process , and those in $1500· the number of instructional days awareness for some, as professions such as teaching, varies from quarter to quarter. " normality" can be a form of psychology and social welfare. 'As an independent Professors find it difficult to neurosis for others. What is the Community members are also businessman, each teach a class that varies in the process of self-actualization? welcome to participate. The FTD Member Florist number of hours its meets each This question will be explored course will be taught Monday sets his own prices. quarter. Under t he early with the help oi such texts as evenings from 7:00 p.m. until semester system both Piercy's SmallChanges, Plath 's 10:00 p.m. by Dr.Alanna Brown. ~~~=:r=~~~] ... a little extra credit for being at the top of her class. n Edward J. Purdey, M.D.: n Th e Sweet Su rprise,™ a bouquet of colorful flowers. Or Sweet Surprise II, green plants U You are cordially invited to a coffee hour at the U with floral accents. Each in an imported n Student Health Center May 7 from 3:00-4:30 n ceramic keepsake. Your FTD Fl orist p.m. to honor will send almost anywhere, and most U Edward J . Purdey, M .D., who will U accept major credit cards. Order now. be leaving Montana State University at the end ~ of Spring Quarter. © 1975 Florists' Transworld Delivery. " Call Your EXTRA TOUCH rn Florist" iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~.,:,M::;;;;;iiiiii~~ 4:~;:;;;;;;iiiiii~~~r;;;;;iiiiii~-~r= .~~~r:;;;;;;;;;~~~r;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~r;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;:..~~~~~~~~~~, There's more to college than grades an~ good times. takes a look at the whole of life through music and dialogue There's no question about it. The most by the chal.lenge o.f Advanc;:ed Camp, a six­ important part of the college experience is week trammg penod between your third PILGRIM CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH learning. And good times probably come in a and f?urth years. ~t's here you put into close second. 2118 South Third Avenue practice the theones you've learned in class. In_Ann)'. ROTC ~e offer the college You'~! be in ?:1arge of ~en and equipment, student. a Intl ~ different kind of 11 a.m. Sunday, May 4th learning. ma.king declSlons, getting the job done. And a little different kind of good time. If you like the 'now sound' in music, College is a place for learning and As far as learning goes, our if you like to come to main goal for having good ~mes too. In Anny ROTC terms with your is leadership. How to motivate men. To take faith in the midest of the real world . we think we can give you a Ii ttle more of both. on problems, to solve them fast. YOU ARE INVITED TO JOIN Anny ROTC. The more you look The good times are best exemplified at it, the better it looks. THE CELEBRATIONll

6 THE EXPONENT Friday, May 2, 1975 Shield law possible protection for reporters

(CPS)- The long-stalled issue Both Congress and the press congressional leaders have loopholes and qualifications that federal crime to conceal the of nallonal press shield bill. corps thought shield laws, viewed a shield bill as "special actually would give the govern­ identity of someone who may which prohibits forced dis­ presently in effect in 26 states, privilege legislation" for the ment and the courts new have committed a crime. closure of confidential news might be the answer for press, their sentiments have openings with which to restrict sources, has been pushed up on protection after the Supreme been shared by some news press freedom rather than This new threat to the First the front burner. Presently Court's 1972 landmark decision reporters who want no legis­ enhance it." Amendment may push law­ a federal ruling that reporters do not have lation at all and hope Congress makers and news people to unite pending in Congress is Yet with all the discussion by an inherent First Amendment will stay out of the press arena. behind a single, strong piece of qualified shield bill initiated over shield laws, related (D-WI) right to refuse to reveal Other journalistic opinion has legislation which will protect Rep. Robert Kastenmeier legislative loopholes have been protect a information given them on a ranged from a willing news sources against compuf· and designed to discovered, which may force of confidential basis. Since the acceptance for a watered down sory disclosure. reporter's right to disclosure news reporters to reveal their evidence. decision a number of reporters bill to a demand for strong, un­ sources, Cranston has claimed. Hopes for a national liberal have gone to iail rather than qualified legislation. "We'd " The press must be free to unqualified shield law died last reveal their sources. rather have no law than a bad There are two questionable protect its sources so it can December because an Legislative indecision, how­ law," said one shield law provisions in the controversial continue to expose corruptio indecisive 93rd Congress ever, has existed notonlyamong reporter-lobbyist. Federal Criminal Code Act now and lawlessness in and out of ne11her passed nor vetoed Sen. press shield-wary congress­ According to free press being considered by Congress. government. If informants are Alan Cranston's (C-CA)free flow members but among the press defender Sen . Cranston, a bad The first makes it a federal afraid to talk to newsmen forfear , of information bill. as well. While several shield law is one with "serious offense for anyone, including a of being publicly indentified, reporter, to refuse to answer a news sources will dry up and question in an official proceed­ both the public and law enforce­ ing after a federal court judge ment authority themselves will 'Vortex'7S' feature death and dying orders him to answer. And the be deprived of vital information," second provision makes it a said Sen. Cranston. Death and dying will be the the Student Union, and the " universals" surrounding death, focus of two programs coming public is invited. and what decisions must be up in the "Vortex '75" series Discussions will be led by made from a legal and social­ sponsored by the Protestant Gary A. Refsland, instructor of psychological point of view. The Campus Ministries of Montana .a n MSU sociology course on effects of death on the surviving State University. death and dying. spouse and explaining death to THANKS· children will also be discussed. The first program is scheduled The first session will dea I with Tuesday, May 6, and the second the institutionalized process of - ANNOUNCEMENT - I would like to thank those people who will be May 13. Both will be held dying and the effects on the ATTN : VETS AND WAR at 8 p.m. in t~e Madison Room of supported me, and assisted in my cam­ individual and those close to ORPHANS: him. It wlTI feature a film, "Living The V.A . has recently paign for A .S.M.S.U. president. with Death, .. which won a docu­ (ZNS) - It was bound to increased tutorial assistance to mentary award for WCCO-TV in $60 per month and S720 per happen sooner or later: Minneapolis. Jim McLean A Boston insurance company year. For further information is now offering " drop out" The second program will cover contact Mr. Rich Winston, Vet. insurance to college students some of the cultural Rep., 215 Reid. 4311-4312. who -for one reason or another - might fail to complete school. 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Olympia Brewing Company, Olympia, Washington "OLY- "81 30 THE EXPONENT - Friday, May 2, 1975 - 7 Jackson has served as a national director of the Society representative. of Range Management, and just Range management and soil completed a term as society conservation have been his president. In 1972 he received primary agricultural interests, the Renner Award for out­ beginning in high school when standing achievement in range he won the national 4-H award management. for soil conservation. Jackson is married and has He is a past president of the two sons, one attending MSU Montana Association of Conser­ and one who plans to enroll vation Districts and was super­ there, and a daughter who OH NO, NOT AGAIN - Greg Olson. coach of the MSU Judo visor of his district for 17 years. graduated from MSU. Club, drops club member Brian Clari( onto the mat. Olson won the 178-pound black belt division at the 15th Annual Inland Empire Judo Tournament last week in Spokane. Three other club members also placed in the tournament. which attracted MEDICAL SCHOOL ASPIRANTS 400 judokas. They are: Max Otis, third in the 178-pound class, brown belt division; Roger Lloyd and Bill Grieman, second place Over 40,000 men and women will apply to American medical in the white belt division; and Dave King, third in the heavy­ schools this year, but only about 14,000 will be accepted . weight class. (MSU Photo by Max Hunke) Qualified candidates have a valid alternative : medical No:-one education in Europe . For information and application forms 'board' at karate demo (opportunities also available for veterinary and dentistry A display of board breaking, Judo team highlighted a free candidates), contact the information office: kata (formal movements). and public demonstration in the SUB self defense techniques by the ballroom last night. Men and ELECTED MSU Karate team coupled with women of different degrees of "X" INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL an exhibition of throws, and proficiency and experience used MEDICAL EDUCATION falling techniques of the MSU their talents in individual and BY AND group efforts while narrators FOR ADULTS! Doug's Auto outlined their movements and Provisionally charter~d by the Regents of the University of the State interspersed bits of background lGOOllfUICOllPOUllDlfllWAS( x Seniice of New York. history as well as information " for those on a budget" about competitions. Both clubs F!J•:tt•I ~~~~ 40 E. 54 St., New York 10022, (212) 832-2089 welcome interested persons of ·trtdrt:drtddddrt-.i 587-4982 all ages.

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by WHITE 511\G- l•clllcfl•g ..• •e•'s, ladles' a•d c•lldre•'s racl•g sulb, ta•k sulb, ladles' fas•lo• o-piece a•d IJlkl•ls. fID~&W~~ --•'s from 6.951 ladles' from 12.95 [;)@)~@) ~ SPEEDO HAS BEEN SELECTED AS THE U S TEAM • SWIMSUIT FOR THE 1976 OLYMPICS IN MONTREAL Ardesson Cowgirls competing well Shoe The Montana State Uni­ all that easy for them this year. to participate in its rodeos. How­ Delp of Hardin and Cinde Bolen versity women's rodeo team The pressure is there for the ever, only po ints earned by the of Heyburn. Idaho, will be Repair members can't allow them­ team. It's coming from our own nine team members - three representing MSU at this selves to slack ott despite the women and six men - are weekend's rodeo at Miles Com­ 1520 W. Beall independents rather than from Next to ABC Rental munity College. Miss Delp won fact that they have a 550-point the other schools' teams. We counted for the team scores. 1 Block North of Buttreys' lead in the Big Sky region. says have quite a few girls from our Over 50 MSU students who the barrel racing and was MSU Rodeo Coach Sandy own school competing as aren't on the team are traveling second in the all-around cowgirl Specialize in Gagnon. independents this year and at their own expense to the Big standings at the Dawson Rodeo Cowboy Boot The MSU cowgirls have a total that's where the competition is Sky collegiate rodeos this year. while Miss Bolen won the goat R . of 777 points to second place coming from." Among them are Sally Jane tying at the MSU Rodeo. epair Miles City's 227 points. with The National Intercollegiate Walker of Bozeman. who won r ...... __ .. three of the eight Big Sky Region Rodeo Association (NIRA) the all-around title at the MSU collegiate rodeos completed. regulations permit any college rodeo; Marty Greany of " But," Gagnon said. "it's not student who is an NIRA member Florence, Lynn Clark of Sweet­ I N Boylan's Dairy Bar ; grass. Karen Kartevold of Glen­ dive. Mika! Heggen of Ekalaka +S College St. A&W §I and Julie Harrison of Great Falls. 'f 4 Langford Devilish dingy deaths " The independents do take Way some points away from the team Stop Phone 587-3415 (ZNS) - A west coast investi­ been carried out as part of a at each rodeo," said team gator is claiming that there are strange Satanic rite. He says member Debbie Bratsky of Camp ~ Raw Milk ...... $1 .26 gal. links between those bizarre I that mid-West investigators I Crook, S.D. " But the more cattle mutilation cases in the have discovered that sites where people in rodeo the better... Mrs. southwest and a number of many of the cattle were Bratsky won the goat tying and I Homogenized-Pasteurized $1 .36 ga1.1 newly discovered human mutilated were selected all-around titles at the Dawson murders in various parts of the specifically to draw out occult College Rodeo last weekend. United States. patterns on a map. Large Eggs ...... ·· 66¢ doz. Gagnon added that allowing I The investigator. Loren Cole­ Coleman explains that by students who aren't on the team man of San Francisco. says he tracing the various locations Boylan's i to participate in collegiate believes that members of the where the animals were slain on rodeos gives the younger D:~~ Fraternities & Sororities I a map, witchcraft symbols are students a chance to develop produced. We can supply you with homogenized their rodeo skills under actual § In California. Sonoma County pasteurized milk for your dispensers for competitive situations. ' When § Sheritt Don Striepeke has team.'' he $1 .16agallon. I pattern they do get on the ! described a similar I said, " they will be able to do a involving the mysterious slay­ ~ S. 19th § better job for us because they've ings of more than 30 young had this experience." women in California. Oregon Besides Mrs. Bratsky, Shari and Washington. The sheritt l...... ,...... ~ says that the locations of some of those killings seem to have been selected to produce occult patterns on a map. Investigator Coleman says that federal otticials have already determined that a 600- member occult group is behind the animal mutilations. He says that federal investiagors have also interviewed several prison inmates involved in the cu It who have warned that human sacri­ ~ • fices were being planned. Police agencies which have been investigating the killings of the young women have often same Satanic groups are reported finding witchcraft responsible for both the human symbols and other indications of and animal killings. occu It rites at the scenes of Coleman claims to have some of the murders. learned from investigators within the U.S. Treasury Depart­ ment that the cattle killings have LAW SCHOOL Yearbook Wins ARE YOU The MSU yearbook, The PREPARED TO Montanan, won first place for best black and white photo­ FAIL? at graphy in the senior division Do You Know What the Rocky Mountain Collegiate You Face In Law School? Press Association convention last week in Colorado Springs. WE DO. IT'S TOUGH! Colorado It also placed third in the best cover category. 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Seminars Held in Ma1or Metropol1ta,1'-Areas. Rainier Sightings Spread to North Dakota

Zap, North Dakota; Dr. Heinrich Tschutter of the North as far west as Hawaii, Dr. Tschutter' s sightings at Dakota Citizens' Committee on Carbonated Phenomena Zap are considered a major breakthrough. "There are displays an authenticated photograph of a Mountain Fresh additional reports of sightings in Williston, Minot, Bis­ Rainier taken recently near Zap, North Dakota. "This marck, Dickinson, and New Leipzig," Dr. Tschutter time there is no doubt, " said the indefatigable MFR told enthusiasts, "and I for one am delighted. They are 1 tracker, "MFR s are proliferating in pockets through­ fresh, friendly beings, golden in color with foam-like 11 out the Great Plains. Although Mountain Fresh Rain­ white tops. Apparently they are quite at home in North iers are said to number in the millions throughout the Dakota." Pacific Northwest, and observations have been made

This snapshot of an MFR was taken Telephoto lens shows family of R ain­ Sightings of Rainiers dropped pre­ in 1958 by a Humptulips, Washing­ iers in field near Payette, Idaho. cipitously in the Northwest during ton, hardware store owner . the years 1920 thrqugh 1933 .61 This sighting near Svenson, Oregon, was viewed by several hundred people in Rainier Brewing Company Scaule. Washington 1934, when there was a flurry of 10 - THE EXP()jljElllT - Friday. May 2 , 1975 MFR sightings. Lowell Lundstrom speaks against sensuality

EMPLOYMENT! US .I Foreign! All F1ekts, WHAT THE HELL IS AN ECDC? - expanded EXPERIENCED housesiner can house s1 1 June­ Government. Educa1ion, Sales, Social. Con­ ~urse description catalog Yours free 10 use as July 31 Have ref Jud11h Robinson, 4111 , 7 • struction, 011 Fields, Permanent. Pamime. an aid in select1ng elect1Ye courses Use II 7584 Summer, Resorts. Partnal Church on Sou1h Thrrd You are invited Sandy P.G. annou nces her engagement to 3'h DAY PERSONAL GROWTH weekend May 8· Wonderous Steve H 11 m Gaflaun Canyon. To apply see Dr George 00 SCIENCE AND RELIGION AGREE? Idea relief The Lundstroms, a funda­ opening the minds of people to THE ECOC will be oul to all dorms and the library Rice or call 6-6453, 7 .30 p.m . Thurs lhw 3 p.m. topic this Friday st 4.00 p.m. in Montana lounge mental evangelist group gave a alternatives to a materialistic Sunday of SUB by tomorrow fiery delivery of God's words to existence. Another subject he approximately 2000 people who covered was intellectuals were assembled to hear the " God is not an idea to be nationally famous Christian worshipped but a being to be Wounded Knee case gagged Crusade in the Fieldhouse. Their loved." The devil was discussed presentation combined gospel in length. The evangelist said (ZNS) - The federal judge handed down in American . No release to any of the news music with straight forward that evil was vP.ry prevalent in presiding over the Wounded judicial history. media may be made of any leads, religious preaching. It has been our world and felt that it's Knee trials has issued one of the U.S. District Judge Andrew information or gossip by police conducted for the past seven primary attraction was most sweeping gag orders ever Bogue in Council Bluffs, Iowa, officers, witnesses. or counsel years in the United States and sensuality. Critic education was has ordered all witnesses, for either side, or their Canada. They claim to have one of Lundstrom's biggest attorneys, defense workers and employees." made tens of thousands of topics. He felt that people were news people connected even The order adds: "Extra-judicial converts to the Christian being taught cynicism. In his Vietnamese CIA " indirectly" to the Wounded statements by an person includ­ religion. A Billy Graham type words, " The more you question Knee case not to make any ing newsmen, lawyers, format was followed, light the more you disbelieve. comments to anyone about the "Thugs" witnesses or any party, directly entertainment followed by hard Education only raises questions, case. or indirectly connected with preaching , ending in a not answer them . Jesus The Wounded Knee defense Evacuated either side, is hereby prohibited . conversion attempt. answers the questions." committee has charged that the Jn his lecture, Lowell Lund­ The group will be appearing at (ZNS) - Some of the South gag order is so broad it is " totally strom talked about some of the the Fieldhouse through May 4th. Vietnamese in "high risk" unconstitutional. " Judge Bogue is scheduled to religious problems that college This event is open to everyone categories who are being Judge Bogue's order reads: preside over most of the 20 students encounter. He credited and there is no admittance evacuated to the United States 'The news media must be remaining non-leadership trials the " hippie revolution" with the charge. were agents of the Phoe nix content with the task of report­ of Wounded Knee defendants. program which was created, ing the case as it unfolds in the Of the first 100 Wounded Knee directed and financed by the courtroom and shall not publis h defendants whose cases have C.l.A. information pieced together already been resolved, only 1 0 Opportunities Michael Klare. author of War from extra-judicial statements . . have been convicted. Without End - a study of U.S. counter-insurgency planning - To Study Abroad says that this means the Ford College Chancellor Applies for admi nistration is bringing By Lynda Woy and Karen Evinrude assassins and professional This is the first in a series of articles designed to acquaint you torturers to the United States. Student Paper Editorship with the many study and travel abroad opportunities available to Klare describes the Phoenix (CPS) - One college chancel­ the great need for a campus students publicized through the Center for lntercultural Programs, program as a campaign of lor ha~ conceived a unique newspaper. the University - CLOB 2 -143. If th is kind of an experience sounds good to you. stop execution and torture to root out means to circumvent the through the Chancellor and with in the Center for further information. the N.L.F. Infra-Structure in traditional administration vs. the assistance of the Vice South Vietnam. Klare says that, editor conflict - he applied for Chancellors - proposed to Summer School International '75 - Scandinavia " Most of the people involved in the editorship himself. assume responsibility for A study-tour program offered through Central Washington the murders and tortures were Chancellor Maurice Mitchell operating the Clarion." State College (CWSC). The first part of the program is an orientation criminals who were rounded up at the University of The chancellor said he would on the campus of CWSC followed by a 3-week tour of Denmark. from the prisons of South applied for the editorship of the appoint a former Clarion editor, Finland, Sweden and Norway which includes lectures, travel, Vietnam." He describes them as thrice-weekly Denver Clarion Karen Smith to find and train a leisure time and perhaps two-day homestayswith a Finnish family. " bullies". " underworld figures" this spring when only one student staff. Smith, however, and " thugs." student at the school of 6000 said M itchell would use the Ecuador Community Health Work-Study Program Klare claims that these former applied for the position. The newspaper as a " public relations pri so ners were given uniforms student was rejected . tool" for the University should A summer program through CWSC intended to give pro­ and were paid a certain number In his application proposal he be named editor. fessionals in public health an opportunity to apply their knowledge of piasters a month to murder Mitchell said, " In the absence of Present Clarion editor Dean to existing problems in Ecuador and to give students an oppor­ and torture suspected N.L.F. an acceptable proposal from a Lehman speculated that the tunity to learn and make contributions. Most of the work will be sympathizers. qualified student, and in view of application may only be an effort done in three small towns near Quito. Participants will Jive with an Klare states that although the to stir student interest. ''The idea Ecuadorian family. targets of the Phoenix program is scary enough to spur a good were members of the N.L.F., number of people into action," Professional Experience in Ecuador many of its victims were Lehman said in an editorial. A summer program offered through CWSC and in conjunction students, Buddhists and other Technical difficulties, which wi,th the Universidad Catolica of Quito. A total of 15 quarter hours neutralists who were non-Com­ would have to be amended by of credit can be earned and participants will be housed with munist opponents of the Th ieu the university's publication families. While there, lectures will be given by Ecuadorian experts board, stand in the way of regime. in a variety of fields and a series of field trips will be conducted. Klare says, " When the Mitchell's acceptance. Existing regulations stipulate that editor program was under direct U.S. Summer Study in Paris supervision, 26,369 people candidates must be full-time were murdered by Phoenix undergraduate students. The AYA (Academic Year Abroad) program is designed for the operatives . And another Mitchell's application - if student who enjoys learning from his or her experiences. of which 33,358," Klare says, "were intended to stir interest - has classes are only a part. The program consists of 2 or 3 weeks of imprisoned. 'J .-: apparently succeeded. When intensive French, followed by 2 or 3 weeks of field work in which Jn the late 1960's, !he Phoenix Outgoing Editor applications were eopened, two the students pursues an individual project. AYA students Jive in program was. supervised by Pat Dawson staff writers and the former French homes and opportunities are provided for such things as W illiam Colby, now the director '-"0.~ student body president filed for language practice, acquaintance with the Fr.mch way of life, of the C.IA ~~ the editorship. concerts, ballet, theatre ancl,\"U.Ch m,ore. , , , ,,., , THE 'eXPON'ENT .!> 'Friday, MaV 2, 1 • 975 · ~ 11 Finall y Brosten new editor Even the Exponent is not safe attended 7th grade in Colstrip from the Mclean look as former where his father was an English debate squad member Dennis teacher. There w as n o mining Brosten takes over as the new activity there at the time but the editor . The Exponent editorialized about this dangerous trend but the staff never expected such infiltra­ tion . Brosten has been on the staff since January. Some of his

The old editor: have Dawson to anymore!" scars of previous mining remained as about 900 acres of spoil banks. " Our old Boy Scout troop used to have great fun hiking New Editor Dennis Brosten on those spoil banks - many were over articles dealt with the history of 100 feet high. We also did a lot of the Fieldhouse and PE facilities fishing in the flooded pits. as well as coverage of Cornie Basically, it was just .a great Thiessen 's moral decadence bill. place for kids back in the days There Speaking may be a new angle in when everything was shut in the SUB Ballroom last Monday night former Attorney General Ramsey Clark editorials placed the on coal development down," he recollects. survival of freedom on the people's right to know the truth. Seated behind him, left to right, as the new editor spent two Some of Brosten 's activities are J an Brown of the Mental Health Association of Montana, State Representative Dorothy years working pa rt time with the have included serving as Bradley, and Governor Tom Judge. Agricultural Experiment Station President of the Men's on reclamation research . He has Residence Association (now also appeared in Montana incorporated in the Residence Power TV commercials dealing Halls Association), serving as with the reclamation efforts at member of ASMSU Academics Ramsey Clark: .a stranger in town Colstrip, Montana. He feels that Board, and being an Eagle Scout. he is well informed on the issue. He is a Junior in Recreation Area By Gene Spr anget and by telling the story about a doesn't think it is right to have It is interesting to note that he Management. Ramsey Clark came to Boze­ stranger. probably from these other people write speeches for man as a stranger to most of us, parts, who came to Texas to someone because it is difficult to open the conference on escape the "August snows". He for the public to judge a person " Accountability: The People's was a stranger from Texas in who is not speaking his own Magruder to give inside Right To Know" on the MSU Gallatin County telling about a words. He fee ls that one way to campus. Many of us knew that stranger in Texas from Gallatin judge a person is by what they Ramsey Clark is a former U.S. County. say and how they say it and he view attorney general. on Watergate Some may His introduction created feels that this should come from have known about him because rapport with Jeb stuart Magruder. a con­ the audience and the person himself not a speech­ Watergate, and believes the of his book Crime in Ameri he was victed member of the cast of ca . then able to get serious w riter. He said that he never country can use it as a guide to Perhaps some remembered characters in the Watergate that as he got into the meat of his enrolled in any formal speech improvement. Time magazine had conspiracy, will give an insider's referred to speech. He began this part of his class and that his speaking style Magruder also considers the him view as one of the "worst dressed speech by calling it a sermon. and ability of the Nixon administra­ question of what would have comes from the ation during last year's campaign and and in a way, he was preaching experience in talk Monday night at happened had the Watergate that he has gained by MSU. that Time had commented on his to the audience. He quoted the giving speeches episode been whitewashed. He through the The dollar tie of 67 vintage and his scripture according to John lecture, which will focus claims the Nixon administration years. on what might hush puppie shoes. Perhaps Stuart Mill when he said, " the have happened had developed firm plans to had the Watergate others in the audience knew him worth of a nation is equal to the Because of his speaking style, coverup been accelerate the President to a successful, will as a man who 1s willing to take a worth of the people" and the with his humor and common begin at8 p.m. in position in which he could the Student Union stand on a controversial issue or scripture according to St. John sense, any skepticism or pre­ ballroom. unilaterally control the country, Admission to the that he has been called a who said, "know the truth and conceived notions about the talk, which is virtually appoint his own sponsored " ca use monger" because he has the truth will make you free." man were erased after he spoke by the MSU Cultural successors and through AffairsBoard, willbeS1 championed many causes. Clark spoke of the advance­ and to those who heard him he forMSU absentee management achieve students we knew about him ment of American society and was no longer a stranger. and other students virtually absolute power. high school age and younger. before he spoke, we were to government. from the time of and $2 for others. learn m.ore about him as he Beniamin Franklin to the Magruder served as a special spoke. present. assistant to former President As Governor Judge was The major these of his speech, Nixon under Chief of Staff H. A. introducing Mr. Clark, a person was truth, as it relates to the Haldeman. He was also who came from a long line of " People's Right to Know." He campaign chief of staff and judicial people, whose father emphasized the importance of deputy director of the Com­ was a former U S. attorney truth in today's society. He also mittee for the Re-election of the general and Supreme Court pointed out that the responsi­ President (CAP). Justice, and who himself was a bility to demand and find the At the CAP he gave politiccal graduate of the University of truth 1s ours. When asked 1n the intelligence assignments to G. Texas and had received his law question and answer period, Gordon Liddy and was later degree from the University of how we were to discover the convicted in the Watergate Chicago, the audience could see truth, he first showed his sense conspiracy tria I. He served seven Mr. Clark sitting there waiting. of humor by saying that he was months in prison and was Observing him you could see disappointed that someone had released by a decision of Judge what Time had meant. He was to ask a question after he had to shorten his wearing a white button down described everything so clearly sentence. collar shirt, a narrow tie, a suit He answered by saying that it Magruder's book " An coat with levis cut pants and was a slow process but it w as American Life: One Man's Road hush puppy shoes. something we could bring about to Watergate," brought out last Any preconceived notions this by demanding the truth at all year. was the first published author had were changed when levels of government. account of Watergate. Mr. Clark began to speak Mr. During his speech, Mr Clark John Howard Griffin, In the book, and his lectures, Clark began his speech in a slow did not use notes, he talked to author of Black Like M e, spoke he analyzes this chapter of talking quiet manner with a the audience in what seemed to of the roots of discrim ination definite history with a view toward Texan accent. He be an honest, from the heart and prejudice . His talk was in immediately learning lessons from it. He feels unified himself manner. In an interview after the the SUB last Tuesday night as with the he has revamped his personal J eb Stuart Magruder: audience by saying that speech, Mr. Clark told this part of the " Accountability: you "Never trust philosophies as a result of One of the President's M en. a county named author that he seldom uses The Peoples Right To Know" 12 - THE EXPONENT - F riday, M ay 2, 197 5 after the Secretary of Treasury" written speeches and that he conference.