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Thursday, May 12, 1977 Missoula, Mont. Vol. 79, No. 98 Judge threatens dismissal in ‘Red Lodge Five’ case By G. ROBERT CROTTY timidated and threatened a witness Ortner said yesterday that "I’ll spill Montana Kalmln Raportar in a pending criminal matter” in his my guts to thegrand jury if it’s called. dealings with former Missoula "There are tons of improprieties District Court Judge Robert Deputy Sheriff Tim Ortner — who going on in this county. Oh yeah, I’ve Wilson will dismiss the “Red Lodge took part in the Wogamon raid as got a lot to tell.” Five" drug case on Monday unless Red Lodge police chief. Ortner refused to elaborate Carbon County Atty. Arthur Ayers Moe allegedly fired and threatened because he didn’t want any of the shows that probable cause existed to Ortner with criminal prosecution if local officials involved to know what justify the search and arrest warrants Ortner talked to Playboy magazine he was going to say. used in the case. about his part in the raid. Moeclaims “ But it'll open a big can of worms,” Wilson ordered Ayers to do this by that he fired Ortner because he he promised. filing a new affidavit. “abused sick leave." Recent news stories have told Frank Kampfe, attorney for the about Ortner suffering a heart attack defense, said yesterday the reason Plant Possibility • Cont. on p. 8. AND YOU CAN BELIEVE THAT! George Herman, CBS newsman, appears to Wilson ordered the affidavit resub Ortner testified April 13 in a pre be saying to the UC Ballroom audience that listened to him talk last night. mitted isthat"he'stryingtoputsome trial hearing that there isa possibility (Montana Kalmln photo by Bob VonDrachek.) of the blame back on the county at a federal drug agent planted a mari torney. juana cigarette in Wogamon's house "It's a very strange thing, filing an and cocaine in one of the defendant's Black gets amended affidavit. I've never heard cars. Reporter Herman of it. Either it's sufficient or it's ndt. The defense also claims in their Besides, the case is probably going motion that Donald Friend, special 60 days to be thrown out of court anyway.” agent for the U.S. Drug Enforcement Bryan Black, University of Mon goes ‘off the record’ The “ Red Lodge Five” case in Administration, “tampered with tana assistant professor of volves Donald Wogamon and his physical evidence by placing quan philosophy, was sentenced Tuesday By PATTY EUCH particularly as it applies to who holds son, Timothy; Lake Headley and tities of illegal, controlled to 60 days in the Missoula County Montana Kalmln Raportar power in Washington. Lake Headley III; and Elizabeth substances in a position to in Jail after being found guilty of Herman said John Kennedy told Schmidt. They are accused of criminate an individual." criminal mischief for digging in the George Herman, CBS news friends that he could not wait to be cultivating marijuana on Wogamon's Friend refused to comment yester Missoula County Courthouse lawn correspondent and moderator of the President because that was where ranch near Red Lodge. day because the "matter is still Feb. 4. Sunday morning television program “the levers of power were.” However, ■ before the court and I'm prohibited Black, 38, isamember of Mountain “Face the Nation" sounded more like Herman said that when Kennedy as Optimistic View from making any press releases.” Life Community, an organization a source than a reporter when he sumed the Presidency he found that Kampfe’s optimistic view for his Another defense allegation is that concerned with the proliferation of attempted to go “off the record" in those levers were connected to clients' case stems from the alleged Ayers illegally intercepted and nuclear weapons. front of 150 people at the University Congress. illegal activities of various people In disseminated confidential in Black will begin serving the of Montana last night. Herman said that to be influential volved in the handling of the case. formation from a telegram office and sentence after Spring Quarter. Herman, speaking at a Program in Washington, one has to be “one of So far, the alleged acts have used the Information for his own Black said yesterday that he is still Council-sponsored lecture in theUC the boys." He added that “ it is not resulted in nine pre-trial hearings in purpose. without the benefit of a considering appealing the con Ballroom, said he wanted to go off always easy to find out who the boys the tangled drug case. court order. viction. the record in answering a question are sometimes.1’ Testimony from these hearings John Lawry, philosophy concerning former CBS newsman Herman said President Carter has have been used by Kampfe in a Hearing Today department chairman, said yester Daniel Schorr, who resigned last become extremely popular, and that motion to convene a grand jury to Wilson ordered Ayers to refile the day that the conviction will not affect year from CBS as a result of the con he will need that popularity in his investigate these activities. affidavit yesterday and is expected to Black’s tenure at the university. troversy over his leaking of a secret The motion claims that Missoula hold a hearing today on the motion Lawry added that the conviction “isa House Intelligence Committee • Cont. on p. 8. County Sheriff John Moe “in for a grand jury. miscarriage of justice.” report. Since Herman was speaking at a public event, his request to gooff the recrod was considered unrealistic by Funds denied by 9-8 vote several people in attendance, in cluding a UM journalism professor. Ironically, in view of the fact that Herman felt the need to go off the CB action may spell end of Gilt Edge record, he did not offer any new, behind-the-scenes information on By GARY WIENS Henderson warned the board that manager says. He doesn’t establish Women’s Place. Megee contended the circumstances surrounding Montana Kalmln Raportar “ if we continue to eat away (at figures (for accounts); CB decides that services provided by Women's Schorr's resignation. special allocations) we're going to that.” Place were being duplicated by other put the account at an all-time low.” organizations such as Planned In a close 9-8 vote, Central Board In other action, the board: Reality Discussed The board's repeated use of special • approved a $500 budget increase Parenthood. The board approved a last night refused to grant Herman, a member of CBS’s allocations to fund groups drained for the Black Student Union after $1,212.44 request. Washington news team, spokeon the Publications Board additional fun the account from its original ding — an action that might sound refusing three previous motions for • granted Day Care $3,900 for a difference between “the perception $21,305.83 to $10,732.66. additional funding. teacher that Day Care director Pat of reality and the reality of reality,” the death knell for GiltEdge. CB member Dave Bjornson On Tuesday night, CB granted PB • denied a motion by CB member Godbout says will perform at a lower charged Tuesday that the board was Sonya Megee to refuse funding for cost the services of a social worker. $1,300 but denied CB member using funds from special allocations Kimberly Spear’s motion to give PB — an account used to fund an additional $1,300. Pettit here emergency requests as they arise The ASUM Executive Budget throughout the year to avoid time- Committee recommended two consuming debate that arises when tonight weeks ago that PB begiven$2,000to money to increase budgets is taken use to fund either CutBank or from other groups' budgets. Commissioner of Higher GiltEdge. Education Lawrence Pettit and However, a PB resolution Regent Sid Thomas, Simply Complying recommending that GiltEdge be University of Montana law But CB member Mat Matlock said denied funding prompted Spear to student, will be at the the board wassimply com plying with request that more money be given to University Center Montana ASUM Business Manager Steve PB so that GiltEdge could continue Huntington's recommendation that Room 361 from 7 until 10 publication. tonight to answer questions the account be reduced to $10,000. concerning the recent tuition Responding to this, Henderson, Special Funds Needed hike passed by the regents. said. “ I don't care what the business But CB's refusal to grant the funds The meeting is sponsored by could spell the end of GiltEdge Students for Justice, an unless its editors ask CB for a special independent organization of allocation. Inside UM students opposing the Dams ...... p. 3 Spear's request that the $1,300 for research methods used by the DOda ...... p. 4 PB be taken from an ASUM special regents to determine the Energy ...... p- 5 allocations account was an apparent amount of the fee increase. NORML...... p. 5 factor in leading ASUM President UM Thefts ...... p. 6 MONEY GETS PASSED OUT at last night's CB budgeting session which Greg Henderson to criticize CB. wound up this year’s actions. (Montana Kalmln photo by Bob VonDrachek.) opinion Dear Landlord If you’re like most students, you alterations, or improvements,” or show probably rent that sleazy dive you live the unit to a prospective buyer or in. You also probably think your renter. Landlords may also enter a greedy, capitalist landlord has a legal dwelling without consent in the case of upper hand in any dispute you may an emergency. have with him. However, the landlord may not That used to be the case, but a bill "abuse the right of access or use it to passed this year by the Legislature is harass the tenant.” designed to elevate tenants to a legal If the tenant feels any of his rights status equal to that of landlords. have been abused, the bill provides H.B. 80, sponsored by Rep. Bob some legal means to retaliate. For ex Palmer, D-Missoula, has been signed ample, landlords are prohibited from by Gov. J udge, and will become law on raising rent, decreasing services, or July 1. Basically, what the bill will do is evicting any tenants who complain provide tenants with some legal about the condition of the dwelling, or remedies for problems they have with join a tenants' organization. That’s a landlords—a provision that is long good provision considering many overdue in Montana law. landlords think the best way to get rid The bill clearly delineates the legal of a tenant who is bugging him to repair duties of both landlords and tenants. the leaky ceiling is to just kick the From now on, landlords will be re trouble-maker out. quired to maintain rentals so that they Also written into the bill isaprovision comply with all building and housing requiring that a "simplified summary codes in effect at the time the dwelling version” of the act be published in each was originally constructed; make all daily newspaper in the state between repairs necessary to keep the premises 30 and 60 days prior to July 1. In ad in a "fit and habitable condition;” main dition, Palmer said he will ask the at tain the electrical, plumbing, sanitary, torney general's office to print a heating, ventilating and other facilities, booklet outlining the provisions of the including appliances; provide recep act. That is good, since it will give tacles for garbage; and. provide run people a good idea of how the bill will ning and hot water between Oct. 1 and affect them. May 1. The bill is sound and well-inten In return, tenants will be required to tioned, but it won’t mean a thing unless comply with all obligations of the build the courts take it seriously. And that ing code in effect at the time the build amounts to a "clear and present ing was built; keep rentals as clean as danger.” Montana has one of the "the condition of the premises strongest security deposit laws in the Pettit Visits permits;" dispose of all garbage; keep nation on its books, but courts, The Commissioner is coming to town. health service Blue Cross and others) were plumbing fixtures as clean as possible; especially lower courts, consistently Yes, Commissioner of Higher Education considered by the Board of Regents in their conduct themselves so as not to dis rule in favor of landlords on disputes Lawrence Pettit will meet tonight with fee-hike decision. students to try to explain why and how the Just what does Pettit really know about turb the "peaceful enjoyment” of the over deposits. Often this has been done recent fee increase came about. this university system? Does he or th& neighbors; use each room for the blatantly contrary to the facts of a case, It should be very interesting. regents know enough to run it effectively?• purpose it was designed; and refrain and there's no excuse for that. Several students affiliated with Students Ah, thousands of questions need to be' from removing any part of the H.B. 80 is a step in the right direction for Justice have been researching ques answered. premises. during a time when more and more tions to put to Pettit since before the recent To date, only Regent Sid Thomas, a petition drive and march. The bill also allows the landlord people are renting their homes. With University of Montana law student, has said And ASUM representatives have been he will be at the meeting. The other regents access to a rental unit in order to the help of the courts, it can make life wondering if all the other proposed fee in must have very busy schedules. Or else “inspect the premises, make necessary easier for Montana tenants. creases (residence halls, food service, they just don’t care. or agreed repairs, decorations, Bill Stlkker Do students care about the university? Apparently they do; 3,100 signed petitions saying they could not understand the reasoning behind the fee increase. public forum —* 1 ------So, gear up for Act II. Coming to the University Center Room 361 at 7:00 is worth it — if just to see the Commissioner try out his congressional campaign style. A thletics or English? But the questions will be difficult to answer with a smile or a nod. I suppose nearly everyone is aware of the The trouble is that few of the so-called one wants to look at all the recognition it budget crunch affecting the university. "academics" on this campus appreciate has brought to this campus. Barbara Miller I guess I feel the same sort of budget that kind of scholarship. Besides almost beating UCLA in 1975, crunch at home too, but my problem is that I've got some nasty chemistry grades on Jack Swarthout helped get the name of the ______my finances are handled by my wife. my record that could use a little pick-me- school spread all over the national press, Now, don’t get me wrong. My wife is a up. The ones I got for attending class leave and who would have heard of UM this year wonderful woman but she doesn't seem to much to be desired—for instance a passi ng if the department hadn’t seen fit to recruit be able to handle finances as well as the grade. Lee Johnson? University of Montana. The athletic department is an asset and a The university is enduring its budget I came up with what I felt was a wonderful credit to this school. Name me one other solution, not only for me but all students in letters crunch, with the prospect of laying off university faculty member who could at instructors and the possible future my predicament. tract a big-name attorney to this campus curtailment of some academic programs, Why not a four-day chemistry 101 besides Jim Brandenburg. Timer Moses is while at the same time maintaining an seminar at the Edgewater? The at well known in this country. He has Official Support elaborate intercollegiate athletics mosphere would be relaxing, and prospec defended among others, Jack Swarthout, Editor: We would like to express our official program. tive students would be able to receive their Lavon Bretz and Tony Boyle. and emphatic support of Gilt Edge. It is an How do they do it? My wife insists that we grades without the interference of boring So I say to all its detractors, “Leave the important publication by and about women as cut our fun expenditures in favor of paying lectures and endless streams of carbon athletic department alone." well as being of fine literary quality. We feel the rent, food, doctor bills and other mun chains. And nobody should dare call this that reduced funding would result in a great dane necessities. Is this fair? I bet nobody would go for it, not even if it university frivolous for cutting any loss to the university and women throughout Why can't I have my beer, go to movies Was arranged as an extension course from academic programs or chancing any loss the state. In addition we feel it is divisive to set and get a pizza once in a while? Why not let the College of Great Falls. The solution is of accreditation for the library while main the GiltEdge and CutBank against one the credit bureau go hang itself while I en just too simple for them, I guess. taining a strong athletic department. another by competing for the same funds. joy my simple pleasures? Another suggestion would be for profes Here's one last point for those, like my They are both excellent publications which My wife tells me that if the university sors on this campus to be a little more wife, who are skeptical of the importance of serve entirely different functions. In wanted to save money, keep its professors understanding in their grading standards, athletics to this school and this state. conclusion, we would like to urge Central and academic programs intact, ensure that like Bill Sullivan. One evening, when my wife was fuming Board to support their meager request. the library stays accredited, and that Now there's a man who grades for the/n- again over the university budget, I stopped deserving students with good grades get dividual, not for the class; and isn't that her cold with this question. The Women’s Resource Center scholarships, it would cut out that wasteful what a university should be? I've always “ If you think you're so smart,” I said, "tell and Student Affairs athletic department. Now doesn’t that said the individual is ignored on this cam me this." sound just like her? pus. A perceptive professor knows that in “ If it came down to a vote in the Besides, I've told her that the athletes on dividuals like Michael Ray Richardson and Legislature over whether to cut out the Published every Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday and Friday of this campus get plenty of good grades. Lee Johnson just can’t be ignored. English department of or the athletic tha School year by the Associated Students of the University of How about those six who managed an “A" department, no other choices possible, Montana The School of Journalism uses the Montana Kamtin lor Unfortunately, most of the teachers at practice courses but assumes no responsibility and exercises no for eight semester credits for a tough this school are too entrenched in academia who do you think would get cut?” control over policy or content. The opinions expressed on this coaching seminar at the Heritage Inn in to start anything really innovative. She just buried her head in her page do not necessarily reflect the views of ASUM. the state or the University administration Subscription rates $4.00 a quarter. Great Falls. That's the kind of scholarship The trouble is that the athletic newspaper and I (a little smug perhaps) $10.50 per school year Entered as second class material at Mis one can admire. department at UM just isn’t appreciated. No returned to my copy of Sports Illustrated. soula. Montana 59812. -- v - » AM material copyright* 1977 by the Montana Kaanm Group wants to keep Flathead. Clark Fork natural Opponents of proposed dams start to organize

By KEVIN MAKI recreation use on the Flathead and The Quartz Creek Dam would be Low Dam, 36milesdownstream from because some facilities would Montana K atm in Reporter Clark Fork since little has been done built on the Clark Fork River about 19 Kerr, costing $390 million; and the submerge other sites. in the past. miles upstream from Superior, west Buffalo Rapids No. 2 Dam, about 12 But the corps has considered About 35 persons met Tuesday He said rivers can be as of Missoula. It will cost an estimated miles downstream from Kerr and combining the Buffalo Rapids No. 2 night to organize groups to oppose economically beneficial as dams, $90 million. costing $200 million. Dam with the No. 4 Low Dam. It also stating that recreation use on other The proposed Knowles Dam has considered combining the Buf the proposed construction of several Another proposed dam is the would be the highest at 265 feet. It falo Rapids No. 4 Dam with the dams along the lower Flathead River rivers in the West has increased as Moiese Reregulating Dam which much as 50 per cent in the last 10 would be about threemiles above the reregulation dam at Moiese. and one on the Clark Fork River. would reduce river fluctuations Flathead and Clark Fork, and would Ream said he fears if some of the Bob Ream, director of the years. caused by either the High Buffalo Adam Armold, employe of The cost $915 million. proposed dams werebuilt they could Wilderness Institute and a University Rapids or Sloan Bridge dams. of Montana forestry professor, said Trail Head, said persons having ex help make possible such "far-fet persons should organize into perience in such areas as Dams Listed This dam, which would be located ched schemes" as a proposal a few interest groups to fight the proposed economics, wildlife, geology, public The other dams included the about 43 miles below Kerr and would years ago by the North American dams, which would be built by the speaking, water law or licking proposed Sloan Bridge Dam, about cost $120 million. Power Alliance to transfer water from Army Corps of Engineers. envelopes are welcome to work in 28 miles below Kerr Dam, at a cost of Alaska and Canada to the The best way to do that, he said, the groups. $335 million; Buffalo Rapids No. 4 All the sites cannot be developed southwestern United States. would be for the groups to collect recreational, agricultural and Fanners Crltlze ecological information that would The proposed dams have been stress the importance of keeping the criticized by farmers who complain rivers in their natural state and tak they would flood croplands and also UM student wins Truman award ing political action. by river floaters who fear the dams Thomas Melton, sophomore in his Melton said that the award offered for both his trip to Seattle and to Ream said one of the major would destroy, currents, especially tory and political science, received a him "a greet chance to get ahead," Independence, including food and proposals of the Wilderness Institute along the proposed Quartz Creek $20,000 Harry S. Truman adding that without it he "wouldn't be lodging, Melton said. will be to gather information on Dam. Scholarship award Sunday at the able to do the things" he had planned Melton said he plans to attend Truman Library in Independence, on. Georgetown University in Mo. Melton said the selection process Washington, D.C. for the next two The scholarship, presented to involved a "rigorous” five-month years and then go on to graduate UM faculty cuts will be Melton and 52 other students from period which began with being school at the Fletcher School of Law colleges throughout the United nominated for the award by a com and Diplomacy in Cambridge, Mass. subject of meeting today States by Mrs. Margaret Truman mittee of three University of Montana Daniel, daughter of the late “ I'm afraid if I stay (at UM) I won’t political science professors, chaired get the preparation I need for foreign A general faculty meeting will be Bowers said yesterday 65 faculty president, was awarded to outstan by James Lopach, newly-selected service," Melton said. held today at 4 p.m. in the University members will not have their con ding sophomore students who have chairman of the political science Theater to discuss the faculty cuts tracts renewed for the 1978-79 year, shown a strong desire to serve In department, on Dec. 15,1976. He also cited "uncertain” financial mandated by the Legislature’s and that all professors who have government. Then letters of recommendation support of UM as a reason for budget allocation to the University of been teaching three years or more Sunday, the birthday of the late and an essay had to be submitted, he transferring. Montana. must be notified by June 13. president, was the first time the said, followed by a test. Melton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bowers said he will be seeking scholarship has been awarded. ' Semi-finalist interviews followed William Melton of 2304 Spring Drive UM President Richard Bowers said help from faculty and student com The winners Included 27 men and in Seattle in February, and In April in Missoula. His father is curator for yesterday that he called the meeting mittees, but that he is not sure which 26 women who will receive a max Melton found out he had been the UM geology department and his to inform the faculty of the result of committees will be involved or how imum of $5,000 a year for four years selected. mother is librarian for the UM special the budget decrease. they will contribute. of college expenses. The scholarship foundation paid education lab. m SERENADE YOUR The 3rd part of SWEETIE POWER, POLITICS, & With a New THE ENVIRONMENT1 is a panel discp$sioh on the Guitar from crucial tradeoffs between The Guitar Shop. The Economy, Employment, Who could resist? & The Environment with Ron Erickson, UM chemistry professor; Dale Burk, of the Missoulian; THE GUITAR SHOP Jean Warren of the Missoula Friends of the Earth; & Bill Vaughn, a local environmental writer. Higgins & Main 1621 South Ave. W. 543-5787 Thursday, May 12 UC Lounge

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sty ‘h M R ’ - news briefs DOda: its manifestfingers are By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS alternative to many manifestos Agencies support aerosol ban By je f f McDo w e l l However, he said, DOda disagrees that the person does not think will be Virtually all fluorocarbon aerosol sprays will disappear from the Montana Kahn in Reporter with the Dada philosophy. done in his or her lifetime. American market in less than two years if a ban proposed by the government “DOda believes the world is a yesterday becomes law. Three federal agencies, In a joint announcement, Trinidad mess, but there is hope,” Wisocki Kick In the Butt said the ban is necessary because the fluorocarbons can damage the earth’s Tobago said, adding that DOda is not "too When the list is made, DOda, DOda ozone layer, which protects life on earth from the potentially skin cancer- Toronto serious" about its art, but it is "very members help each other ac causing ultraviolet rays of the sun. If put into effect, the ban would eliminate Tobasco. serious about its philosophy." complish what they want to do, nearly 700 million pressurized containers, according to industry figures. An DOda Wisocki explained. industry spokesman denied the ban would save consumers money as the DOda, DOda government claimed. A DOda manifestfinger. Wisocki said this is demonstrated “ If the only reason one member by the Disorganization of DOda Ac hasn't done something is because he needs a kick in the butt, another The reason DOda publishes tivists, DOda (DOda, DOda). The Ruling to help tribes get recreation funds manifestfingers “is because there are resemblance of DOda, DOda to member will provide that kick in the Montana Atty. Gen. Mike Greely said yesterday that self-governing In already so many manifestos,” Larry “Camptown Races" is coincidental, butt.” dian tribes are "public agencies” when it comes to eligibility for federal out Wisocki, junior in political science he said. Wisocki said he and Petatitti have door recreation funds granted to the states for sharing with local and a co-founder of DOda, said Mon DOda may be used asanounoran an unusual agreement. governments or other public agencies. The ruling, which said facilities day. adjective, according to Wisocki. “We can say anything about each developed by tribes with those funds must be open to the public, was issued DOda, pronounced “doo-dah," is "A person may be a DOda and a other that we want to. We agreed to to Robert Wambach, director of the state Fish and Game Department. The an art and philosophy movement that person may be DOda." feel free about talking about one Fish and Game Commission controls funds available under the Federal Land “was born of” the Dada art and He emphasized that DOda should another. We can even write and use and Water Conservation Act. Greely's opinion runs counter to opinions by his philosophy movement, Wisocki said. no( be confused with DOda, DOda. A each other’s names." counterparts in Idaho and Arizona. He said DOda was founded about person may be a DOda, DOda He also said DOda should not be three years ago when he met Alanzo member without being a DOda or be confused with doda, "an invented Petatitti in Pordenone, Italy, which is ing DOda, Wisocki said. word that is essential to DOda." New busing controversy in Louisville north of Venice. Petatitti is a co To become a member of DOda, Doda is used to express love, but it Louisville, in the second year of a school-busing plan that divided the founder of DOda and is head of the DOda, a person must make a list of cannot be used to express love of community, is mired anew in controversy over a judge's ruling that first- DOda Institute in Pordenone. things he or she would like to do, but inanimate objects, Wisocki said. graders will not be bused. U.S. District Judge James Gordon ruled Tuesday has not. "Love is a word that is used very He explained that Dada was an art that first-graders are exempt from his desegregation plan of two years ago, Included must be at least one item freely,” he said. "People are always and philosophy movement that which ordered busing of more than 20,000 of the city's 134,000 students. The that, if done, will not have a personal saying love. Love that car, love that started after World War I, saying that ruling followed pleas from school officials who argued first-graders are effect, he said, adding that the list dog food.” Dada artists “weje disgusted with art emotionally unprepared to be bused. The Kentucky NAACP yesterday must also contain at least one item "Remember, think big and DOda." criticized the ruling as politically motivated. for art's sake and they rebelled against contemporary art.” He said Dada artists thought art should be Young’s African visit approved "people’s art." Left not dead, Marcuse says The South African government yesterday approved an official American request for U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young to visit next week. The decision, Negative Philosophy (CPS)—Speaking at Washington Marcuse said, suggesting internal announced by the U.S. State Department, broadens Young's current tour of The Dada philosophy was "very University in St. Louis, Mo., Herbert struggles which hurt the new left. Africa. Liberia and Sudan were added to his itinerary while Nigeria was negative, that the world was a mess Marcuse told an overflow crowd that Marcuse added that the structure deleted until a follow-up trip later in the year. Tensions between Young and and there was no hope,” Wisocki the new left, which emerged 10 years of the capitalist system has caused a South Africa were raised when the outspoken ambassador questioned the said, adding that this negative at ago is "by no means dead.” crisis in the world today, citing a legitimacy of the South African government and, on another occasion, said titude was reflected in Dada art, Marcuse, now a professor of conflict between national and he hates to have anything to do with it. which expressed a pessimistic view philosophy at the University of capital. of life. California at San Diego, called the "We are in a situation where things He said DOda, which was started new consciousness of 60s a tend toward superfluity of the labor after the Vietnam War, agrees with revolutionary and socially dynamic oriented," he said. Dada that art should be "people’s beginning, but the movement, he Now, when corporate recruiting is art." said, was "politically immature.” at an all time high on college "Art should have social con "The movement was in a position campuses, Marcuse warned notations," Wisocki said. where it could be easily defeated,” students to "fight against degrading schools and universities that train students to work for large corporations. Special schools that F o r e . y o u r . support the establishment should be opposed,” Marcuse said. KE c e & e r With all these issues at hand, Marcuse assured that "that message “SU PPL-IE-S. of the new left has been heard, and will continue to be heard, TW£ T o l NT throughout the world." POPCORN The only defense/ that is more E F F O R T ’ WIUU than pretence/ is to act on the fact/ 2’/i pound bags of scrumptious, B E . OPEKI E A ^ Z - Y that there is no defense. mouth-watering, palate-pleasing, — Piet Hein indescribably delicious popcorn for only *225. 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By KEVIN MAKI recommend that part of the roof on which buildings on campus are los an air-to-air heat exchanger, which Center, submitted an energy policy Montana Kalmln Reporter the building be either insulated or ing the most heat. reclaims heat being exhausted from statement to the Building Fees Com replaced. Infrared photos illustrate the a building, be Installed on the ex mittee, asking for about $20,000 to About $2,600 will be spent by the Other recommendations, he said, relative temperatures of surfaces by haust systems in the University study the cost of installing energy University of Montana Physical Plant might include replacing single- showing the cool areas in black and Center. saving equipment in other campus to study the benefits of installing paned glass windows with thermal- the hot areas in white. Gordon said that he and Jerry buildings. energy-saving equipment in the paned glass, updating the In an infrared photo taken of the Clayter, an official for Vemco Sales Some of the buildings that should Liberal Arts Building. temperature control system and campus last month by the Idaho in Great Falls, studied the exhaust be studied include Turner Hall, the James Gordon, Mechanical replacing incandescent lights with Forest Service, the west section of systems at the UC and found that a Women's Center and the Fine Arts, Repairs Division manager, said the fluorescent lights. the Liberal Arts Building showed up lot of warm air was escaping. Mathematics, Music and Law plant has contracted with Drapes He also said the firm might white, and the east section, newer One heat-exchange system that is buildings, Gordon said. Engineering of Great Falls to do the recommend that single-entry doors than the west section, was nearly being studied, he said, istheQ-tube, study. be replaced with double or triple-en black. which is designed to cool spacecraft. He said the firm is determining try doors. The Q-tube is sold by Vemco. No pick and shovel how long certain energy-saving And Gordon said the firm might Detail Wanted Gordon said if the Q-tube is equipment will take to pay for itself if suggest that night classes be con Gordon said the photos were taken installed, about 60 per cent of the ex SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) — installed in the building. fined to the first floor so lights on the from an airplane at about 1,500 feet. haust air in the UC could be Western New England College He said the study report will be second and third floors would not But, he said, he recommends that reclaimed. available next week. have to be used. photos be taken next fall at about 500 Besides being extremely efficient, passed up the usual pick and shovel at a groundbreaking ceremony for its Since heat often escapes through Gordon also said he isstudying the feet to show more detail. he said, the Q-tube is "attractive” new law school., building complex. roofs, he said, the Drapes firm might use of infrared photos to determine Also, Gordon said he suggests that since it has no moving parts that re quire mechanical maintenance. College President Richard F. Gottier DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Gordon said the Energy pounded a stake into the ground Conservation Committee, a sub Monday with a huge copy of a judge's gavel. -AND WHEN I HEARD THAT BUT THEN IVY0U6HT, HEY, WHAT committee of the Student Action THERE WAS A CHANCE CARTER'S HTTH LACEY BEIN6 AN OLD CLASSMATE WHY, JIMMY OH, 60SH, YES, l NOW, JIMMY, REGULAR SCHEMES FOP. THE OIL INDUSTRY AMD all, and since she's n u t ANDREWS!ARE 6UES61 AM, IACEY. YOU KNOUJ YOU CHANNELS LACEY? \,M SHTBEM S6ED-UJBU, AS WITHOUT INFLUENCE IN CONGRESS, YOU LOBBY- ITS JUST I PONT HAYETOCAU. FOR AN OLD, 5 0 $ A 1 i you c a n im a g in e , iw a s WELL, MAYBE SHE COULD- INS ME? KNOW WHO ELSE TO MYOFFICE.. DEAR FRIEND?! A ■ 1 ^ ju s n s A m s m y h a m ..YOUKNOW- t Pitchers p J of Beer 10-11 p.m.

\\ with Purchase of Library Kegger g f f t * 5jSt *m Pitcher ijtl 100 MAGIC BEERS NORML to circulate \ Rock & Roll 354 Whiskey From Seatle or Tequilia pot petitions at kegger 10-11 p.m. By G. ROBERT CROTTY because it reduced the penalties, but Montana Kaimln Reporter we are still steadfastly against criminal sanctioning of marijuana," TRADING POST The Montana chapter of the Hunt said. 93 National Organization for the “Criminal sanctions (fines and jail- Reform of Marijuana Laws will terms) cause more harm than •circulate petitions about marijuana marijuana itself," he said. laws at the ULAC kegger. “But things are looking up,” he SALOON Kevin Hunt, Montana NORML continued. “ More and more people i n coordinator and freshman in general government institutions of the state studies, said yesterday that the are becoming aware how counter THE LIBRARIAN purpose of the petition is to show productive the marijuana laws really that “there is public support for a are, many of them after theirchildren more reasonable look at the have been arrested." 504 marijuana laws of Montana,” and to Do YOU know use the petition as a “building tool” the for Montana NORML, Hunt said. SPAGHETTI STATION PITCHERS^! * "Right now our biggest problem is Bluegrass Music Has A BAR 10 to 11 p.m. a slump in members of the Montana at the Lumberjack Bar (Imported & Domestic Beers) With Purchase of Library chapter," he added. And A "The petition will be distributed Featuring "Poor Monroe” GAME ROOM Kegger Pitcher throughout the crowd (at the (Pool, Foosball, Darts)? kegger.) A lot will be trampled of Sat. 9 p.m. - 2 a.m. tossed away, but we hope to get Happy Hour Mon.-Thurs. 4:30-6 100 BEERS some exposure." 725 W. Alder “There is no way we’re going to _ _ In The Warehouse 350 Whiskey & Tequila reform the Montana marijuana laws 10 -11 p.m. unless we get volunteer help and 10” Beef, Sausage, funds." 50 Pepperonl or Cheese Hunt said his organization has PIZZA *1 picked up “quite a few respectable people in the last few years." Hunt said one such person is Atty. Gen. KEG HEADQUARTERS Mike Greely. Plenty of Kegs in Stock at All Times Hunt also stressed that this H e i d e l h a u s particular petition is “ non-initiative." The petition will not be used to place tVe Now Have COORS Kegs a decriminalization initiative on the next general election ballt. “We’re focusing our energies on WORDEN’S Ice Cold Beer & Liquor looking for constitutional challenges Open Daily 8 a.m. 'til Midnight to the marijuana statutes" through s v s s i m i m p - ...... ^ * w r m f i state courts, Hunt said. Corner of Higgins & Spruce Phone 549-1293 NORML supported a bill in the last LUCKY LAGER $12S legislative session reducing the SIX-PACK BOTTLES (NR) penalties for possession of marijuana. BOONE’S FARM $165 The bill, which was drafted and CUSTOM CYCLE WINE supported by the County Attorneys' 101 BROOKS 728-2080 Association, called for a maximum COORS $165 $100 fine and a 10-day jail term for A FEW SALE PRICED SIX-PACK possession of less than 60 grams of VISCOUNTS LEFT IN TEQUILA FIFTH OF BEAMERO $5®® marijuana or 1 gram of hashish. The STOCK. COME AND bill was defeated by eight votes in the SEE THE NEW 77 HAPPY HOUR Montana Senate. MODEL VISCOUNT & 'h PRICE "NORML supported the bill PANASONIC 10 SPDS. 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Hickory Farms, Tom McAn Shoes, “ I think it’s a little premature, mak Albin department store chain des The shopping complex will be built Delaney Street, Rafferty's Candies, ing announcements on letters of George and Dan Lambros fed cribed the retail market in Missoula. on the site formerly occupied by the Wein's Men’s Store and B. Dalton intent,” he said over the telephone. about 150 people on beef tips in He said people should not think of L. A. Hamilton Lumber Co., south of Bookstore. 'That's all a letter of intent means — burgandy sauce Wednesday at the the new Southgate Mall as splitting South Avenue and west of Garfield However, in a telephone interview, that you start negotiating." Village Motor Inn, and then served up Missoula into two factions with Street. The mall will house ap Jim Charriere of The Gentry said he Davis said he thinks the shopping Missoula pie for dessert. downtown merchants competing proximately 65 shops. had to sign a letter of intent “just to mall will be "fantastic" for Missoula. Two stores, Edward Jewelers and against Southgate merchants for a see the lease.” He said he is con “I think Missoula’sgrowth calls for Kaufmans Menswear, have signed larger piece of the "pie." sidering opening a second store in this," he said. “ It's going to hurt / "\ leases, Lambros said. "We must not split the pie; we must the Southgate Mall if he can downtown, but it’s not going to kill Lambros said 16 other merchants build a bigger pie,” he said. “ If we negotiate a satisfactory lease with downtown. The hurt will be tem goings on have signed letters of Intent. They work together to build a bigger and Lambros Realty. He emphasized that porary — maybe three years.” better Missoula, we can all prosper.” are Ogg's Shoes, the Hallmark store, he would not close his downtown • Department of Community Af Bo-Legs, The Gentry, Monarch store. Then, he said, the natural growth fairs Town Seminars, 9 a.m., UC Tenants Named Clothing Co., Davis Jewelers, Don Davis, whose jewelry store is of the economy and the population Montana Rooms. Hart made his remarks to an Gallenkamp Shoes, Orange Julius, downtown, is also thinking of open would make up the loss in business. • Regional Services for the Han audience of business people, city of dicapped meeting, noon, UC Mon ficials and reporters, who showed up tana Rooms. at the Edgewater to hear the formal Theft from autos, buildings is down • Forestry Dean Search Com announcement of tenants in the mittee luncheon, noon, UC Montana Southgate Mall. Rooms. The shopping center is a as bike theft increases, figures show • Department of Religious Studies development of Southgate Mall As lecture: Recent Developments In sociates, a partnership among By JOHN DENCH much warmer winter this year. Biblical Archaeology, noon, UC said, may be that people are being Leonard and Bonnie Hamiltion; Ella, Montana Kaimln Reporter Montana Rooms. Students were able to ride bicycles in more careful with their property. A Robert and Don Delaney; George February this year, making them • Sigma Xi lecture: Sex in Ferns — lot of the reported cases of theft, he and Dan Lambros; Dick and John Statistics of crime on the UM cam more available to bike thieves, he added, were partly due to the owner’s Rated X, noon, Science Complex Pew and Blair Corp., a shopping pus show that building and vehicle 304-334. said. carelessness. Theft at UM could be center development firm ., thefts have declined slightly this year • John Lawry lecture: On Shame, There were 14 bicycle thefts from cut in half if people would lock their from 1975-76, but bicycle theft has January through March, 1977, as Sartre and Sophocles, 3 p.m., LA 334. Master of ceremonies George cars, chain their bicycles, and take increased by more than 20 per cent. compared with 4 in the same period • Students, faculty and staff meet Lambros announced that the three care of their belongings, he said. The statistics, compiled by Herb in 1976. ing with Board of Regents and Com major department stores in the new Torgrimson said he started keep Torgrimson, Safety and Security missioner of Higher Education, 7 shopping mall will be Hennessy’s, Torgrimson said he knew of no ing statistics hoping he could find Division manager, show that from reason for the decline in vehicle p.m., UC Montana Rooms. headquartered in Butte; Hart-Albin, some trends in crime at UM, but he September 1976 to April 1977, there theft, but it would have decreased hasn’t found any that are not already • PSU environmental panel, 8 headquartered in Billings; and Sears. p.m., UC Lounge. Lambros also said that 14 of the 16 Below is a list of statistics on crime at UM, comparing reported theft in 1976-77 with 1975-76. • PC free film: Lolita, 9 p.m., UC contractors who will build the mall Ballroom. are from the Missoula area, and that Month Bicycle theft Vehicle theft Building: theTt 1975-75 1975-77 1975-76 ' 1976-77 1975-76 1975=77 September 4. 2 6 2 l 4 IT DOESN'T TAKE THREE YEARS O F October 13 11 12 11 14 13 LAW SCHOOL FOR A CAREER November 5 11 4 2 11 12 IN LA W December 1 1 4 3 6 6 January The School o f Paralegal Studies at the University o f West 1 2 3 3 11 5 Los Angeles offers a program for college graduates February 1 6 4 4 interested in a career in law but not wanting to spend 11 10 three or four years in law school. A t the University o f March 2 6 4 8 10 10 West Los Angeles, the Certificate as a Paralegal Specialist in Probate, Litigation, Real Estate or Corporations may April 8 4 . 1 2 6 8 be earned in only one semester o f day study. Total through 35 43 38 35 70 68 The School o f Paralegal Studies maintains a successful placement staff whose sole responsibility is to place our have been 68 reported cases of van more if not for the rise in theft of obvious. He added that he has been graduates with law firms, governmental agencies, cor dalism and thefts from buildings, as citizens’ band radio antennas. Many keeping those statistics since he porations, and other organizations needing personnel compared with 70 in thesameperiod of the antennas are not bolted onto started work as Safety and Security in 1975-76. Division manager in 1975. trained in the law. the car, making them easy to steal, he Vehicle theft, which includes all explained. Before he started keeping statis theft from automobiles, has also The only explanation for the tics, he said, no one had compiled dropped, from 38 reported cases decrease in thefts from buildings, he statistics of crime at UM, he said. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CALL OR WRITE: from September 1975 to April 1976, SCHOOL OF PARALEGAL STUDIES to 35 during the same period in 1976- UNIVERSITY OF VEST LOS ANGELES 77. 10811 Washington Blvd. Culver City, California 90230 Bicycle theft has risen from 35 Lower wheat yield expected cases during 1975-76 to 43 during HELENA (AP) — Montana’s 1977 generally in fair to good condition on 213 / 204-0000 1976-77. i winter wheat production now is ex May 1, but topsoils were very dry and APPROVED BY THE AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION Torgrimson said that bicycle thefts pected to be 75.6 million bushels, the the crop was making slow growth, probably increased because of the state Crop and Livestock Reporting especially in the northcentral and Service said Tuesday. northeast districts,” Crop and Lives The estimate, based on conditions tock said. as of May 1, would be down 23 per "Rain is badly needed to prevent cent from last year's crop. rapid deterioration of the crop in the The updated forecast compares main growing areas of Montana.” with 79.3 million forecast last December. The yield-per-acre forecast for Montana's winter wheat crop now is Although it sounds as if it came 27 bushels per acre, compared with right out of the Middle Ages, the 32 bushels last year. Acres for phrase free lance is a comparatively harvest are estimated at 2.8 million, modern invention, having been down 280,000 from 1976. coined by Sir Walter Scott in 1820. “Montana’s winter wheat crop was —The Dictionary o l Misinformation

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By GEORGE EVERETT strangers on the street know his where Woody Allen plays the fool race with an old Groucho Marx joke, It is up to the viewer to agree that Montana Kalmln Fine Arts Editor most private secrets. For instance, while someone else gets the girl. “ I'd never join a club that would have Annie Hall is Woody Allen's best an elderly lady carrying a bag of The inherent paranoia of Alvy me for a member,” but at the same movie yet. Anyway, I’ll be waiting in Woody Allen once admitted in tin groceries walks up and tells Singer Singer is largely due to his belief that time implies a true need for line at the Wilma for someone to pull interview that he couldn’t act. He that Annie has gone to California to everyone is a Jew-hater. He is compassionate love and under Woody Allen from behind a poster confessed that he would never be live with another guy. constantly going to see The Sorrow standing from the opposite sex. and put me in my place. able to portray a character on the After Alvy's monologue, the story and The Pity, a documentary about screen other than himself. In Annie quickly moves into his relationship the genocidal Nazis, with Annie. A Hall probably more than any of his with Annie Hall, a singularly lovable lot of the humor is Semitic and LOLITA From Novel By Vladimir Nabokov other films, Woody Allen plays neurotic. Alvy hits it big with Annie possibly missed by WASPish himself to ludicrous perfection. by buying her books on the subject audiences, such as the use of Annie Hall is about a character of death and explaining his Yiddish phrases and when Annie who parallels Allen's own life so philosophy. Alvy tells her that there tells him to pick upa lobster because often that at times it is nearly are two groups of people in the “You’re the shellfish expert.” impossible to avoid the obvious world: the "horribles" and the Likewise, the humor is also at the autobiographical comparisons. Alvy ''miserables.” The horribles are the expense at the growing number of Singer is his name, and like Allen he crippled ones, the blind and the America's dopers. When Annie has is a professional comedian. Allen maimed; the miserables are to smoke a number every night instills Alvy with all of his own pet everyone else. before sex, Alvy chides heruntil she peeves and loves. Alvy rails against Allen uses a technique in Annie asks him to try it. He tells her that he pseudo-intellectuals, anti-Semites, that allows the main characters to tried it once and then stopped dopers and T.V. He raves about step out of time and watch with the because he tried to pull his pants off Bergman, Beckett and the triumph audience as events occur. Alvy over his head. In another scene Alvy Director: Stanley Kubrick of the unleashed libido. does something to a snuff box full of Starring: James Mason, Sue Lyon, watches events in the past as they Shelley Winters, Peter Sellers Annie Hall is a beautiful film by an recur in flashbacks. He sits in on a cocaine that would be a mortal sin by important director in transition. class in his elementary school and any coke-sniffer’s standards. Thursday, May 12 9 p.m. UCB FREE to Students Most of his previous films have watches his younger self sneaking In Annie Hall, Woody Allen is ASUM Program Council Presentation escaped serious consideration kisses from the girl in the next seat. taking big chances. Like the because they lacked a unity other He joins a party in progress in his proverbial turtle, he is sticking his than the common fact that they all boyhood home (beneath the roller neck out in order to move forward. were vehicles for Allen’s comic coaster on Coney Island) and sees There is more of hi mself here than in genius. Films like Bananas, himself as a young child listening to any other movie he has made yet. Everything You Wanted To Know an old buger telling him how to There are no demands upon About Sex and Play It Again, Sam remember his name, which is Woody Allen anymore except to live served as frameworks for the non Nichols, by slapping nickels on his up to his own standards. He is our stop jokes. forehead. This .technique, which greatest resource for consistently The action is directed toward the violates reality, time and space, funny movies and this is even more punchlines; everything is pointing allows for maybe the funniest scene to his credit because he has total toward the big laugh. of the movie. control over the finished product, In Annie Hall there is a touching Standing in line for a movie with writing (along with Marshall romance that deepens the humor of Annie, Alvy is oppressed by a Brickman), directing and starring in the film. Diane Keaton is Allen's pedantic critic behind him who Annie Hall. Ulmann, able to understand exactly spews out judgments on Fellini and Annie Hall is about as close as how a role should be interpreted, Beckett. When Alvy argues with him Woody Allen can get to a traditional and she brings the precise degree of about Marshall McLuhan he stands romantic comedy where the hero tender nervous intensity to the behind his credentials as a professor and heroine meet, fall in love, get character of Annie Hall. It is no at Columbia University. AlvyiSteps married and live happily ever after. BOGART in JOHN HUSTON’S wonder that she reappears in Allen's behind a movie poster and pulls out He’s too much of a pessimist to have movies; she is his perfect counter Marshall McLuhan himself who tells a happy ending like that, but there is point and together they possess an the professor that he doesn’t an affirmation in the validity of BEAT the DEVIL energy that is amazing. understand his works at all. romantic relationships as more than In a movie where The National However the strongest scenes are just physical marathons, which they Schlemiel is fictionalizing so many between Annie and Alvy. It Is just so seem to be in his previous films. of the facts of his life, it is fitting that strange to see a Woody Allen movie In the end, Alvy reasserts his the movie should begin with a where he actually gets the girl, alienation with humanity, a monologue by Alvy, Singer unself where he will actually get up at three pessimistic disassociation with a consciously spilling out his In the morning to come over and kill universe that is constantly problems to the audience. This tone a spider in Annie’s bath tub (’’I’ve expanding. He disavows the human of selective self-revelation carries been killing spiders since I was 30”), through the remainder of Annie Hall. where he will actually fly 3,000 miles I This awareness of vulnerability is to tell a female that he misses her a t * £ m Last Dayl 8 P.M. Onlyl brilliantly emphasized throughout and loves her. It’s out of character. John Huston's (The Maltese Falcon, The Treasure of the Sierra Madre) madly funny spoof of crime-and-adventure movies. Beat the Devil has Bogart outwitting a the movie by the technique of having It’s a huge step up from the situation motley, double-crossing crew of uranium seeking adventurers who are “BOUND continuously shipwrecked from Italy to Africa! Written by Huston and Truman Capote, with some scenes made up as they went along and just read aloud each momino to the cast, its plot incorporates a welter of complications and deliberate FOR GLORY” misunderstandings. (The formula,' Huston once remarked, 'is that everyone is slightly absurd.') Bogart, despite sometimes looking confused, is excellent; and Brown Bag Theatre 6 Oscar Nominations the splendid cast Includes Jennifer Jones, Robert Morley, Gina Lollabrigida and Including Best Plcturel Peter Lorre. A boxoffice failure in 1953. Beat the Devil is now regarded as having been ahead of its time and has become a cult classic. Plus, Bob Godfrey’s hilarious The department of Drama/Dance is presenting a series of workshop plays cartoon, Kama Sutra Rides Agalnl today and tomorrow. The Brown Bag Theatre has two lunch-hour plays WED-THURS-FRI-SAT scheduled at noon in the Masquer lobby and on the steps of the Fine Arts ROXY 543-7341 515 SOUTH HIGGINS SHO W S at 7:00 & 9:15 Building. Also, a complete program of three one-act plays will be presented at 8 each evening in the Venture Center's basement experimental theater. The first is a musical comedy directed by Jim Lortz, senior in drama and Masquers president. The second is entitled a "dramatic tone poem” by its director, Dick Nagle, senior in drama. The final show on the bill Is an "experiment in terror" directed by Jim Brodniak, junior in drama. All the Brown Bag and Venture Center plays are free to the public.

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ADAMS FIELD HOUSE CLAUDEHAMOURASHA JUTRA'S FREE FIREFALC May 13, Friday 9 p.m. UCB ASUM Program Council Presentation Presented l>iy ASI A/ Program Council and Schon Productions. Judge ... Herman ... classified ads • Cont. from p. 1. • Cont. from p. 1. 1. LOST AND FOUND TROUBLED? LONELY? For private completely NEED A ride to Bozeman Fri. p.m. or Sat. Return on confidential listening. STUDENT WALK-IN. Sun. Call 728-3277. Ask Robin. 096-4 with symptoms similar to the attack power struggle with a vigorous new LOST: ORANGE covered Sociology text in WC215 Student Health Service Building. Southeast ' Religion in Sociological Perspective.” Needed NEED RIDER(S) to Kansas through Denver on May that killed Carbon County Deputy Congress. entrance. Daytime 12-5 p.m. Evenings 8-12 p.m. 25. p.m. Return May 30. 243-5080. Share gas & quick, test Friday. 549-2723. Cheryl. 096-2 080-30 Sheriff Charles Adcock the day after driving. 096-5 FOUND: IRISH Water Spaniel, male, between 4-6 UNPLANNED PREGNANCY OPTIONS—Call Marie Adcock testified that Friend had Balance Redressed years old, brown. Call 728-1462, Jim. 097-4 Kuffel at 728-3845 or 549-7721. 077-32 11. FOR SALE planted marijuana at the Wogamon “ If Watergate did anything, it has at LOST: BLACK & light tan male German Shep. TROUBLED? LONELY? Confidential listening 9to5 FOR SALE: WILSON T-2000 tennis racket $20; ranch. least done something to redress the Brown collar with city tag. Friendly, answers to weekdays and 8 to 12 every niteatTHE WALK-IN. ROYAL MANUAL TYPEWRITER $25. Call after 5 JOCko 728-6416. 096-4 p.m. 549-6820. 098-2 Ortner discounted a theory put balance of power between Congress Use the special entrance at the east entrance to forth by journalists, that he was LOST: BRASS LOCK W/KEY. Lost Saturday. May 7 the Health Service bldg. 060-31 YARD SALE, wide variety. May 14. 10:30 a.m. 137 and the President," he said. on Oval. Call 542-2542 evenings. 096-4 Pattee Creek. 098-2 poisoned. He said doctors do not Past administrations got “an awful 4. HELP WANTED LOST: YELLOW 8% x 11 SPIRAL NOTEBOOK. 10 SPEED Peugeot. $75. Good shape. B&W T.V. $15. know what caused his illness, which lot of what they wanted" from Notes from Ornithology and Forestry. Needed WORK-STUDY student to conduct studies & do 215 Helena Ct. 098-2 put him in Carbon County Memorial Congress, Herman said. But in the urgently. PLEASE turn in at UC Info, desk or call mapping In conjunction w/dust abatement 543-4634 evenings. 096-4 program of Health Dpt. Also wanted, work-study ELECTROPHONIC QUAD stereo system. $150. Hospital over the weekend. wake of Watergate, during which student to design & conduct survey of amt. of Phone 243-2075. 096-3 It was thought that officials President Nixon's alleged abuses of 2. PERSONALS wood burned in Msla. Prefer students w/general science & math background. Rate of pay, $3.25 12. AUTOMOTIVE conspired to poison him and stifle his power came to light, Congress BLOW YOUR MIND — join the drunken masses of a p/hr. Employer, Msla. City-County Health Dept. 1971 CAMARO for sale. 721-1405. 098-4 testimony. awoke from its slumber, he said. small town, vote for your favorite Whoop-Up Contact Jim Carlson or R. G. Samel, 728-4515.301 Queen, eat at a free pancake breakfast and raise W. Alder. 098-2 1976 FIAT 128-3p. Best offer. 549-9385. “ I don't like to think that they’d Carter's administration is “the hell at the rodeo — this weekend only—WHOOP- 097-3 want to. Hell I'm just a small town UP TRAIL DAYS. 098-2 STAFF NEEDED to work in small group homes for most interesting thing in Washington the Developmentally Disabled. Both full and part- IF YOUR CAR ISN’T SPRING READY — spring over cop," Ortner said. right now," Herman said. “Nobody A PARTY THAT RIVALS THE ABER DAY KEGGER time positions. Send resume to: Cascade County to Greasy Thumb Auto Repair and get it in shape. Ortner says he has "run into a lot of — students and rednecks invited — WHOOP-UP Housing, 2626 2nd South, Great Falls, Montana Summer is just a jump away. 534 No. Higgins or really knows where Carter stands. TRAIL DAYS — this weekend — Conrad (north of 59405, or call 406-453-3271. 096-8 Phone 549-6673 for appt. 096-3 avoidance" by people in Red Lodge The liberals think he's a Great Falls) — bring your water balloons and squirt guns. 098-2 5. WORK WANTED FOR SALE: 1973 Toyota Land Cruiser. 549-9385. because of his part in the drug case. conservative, theconservatives think 096-4 However, he also said a lot of people SEE SMALL TOWN CULTURE AT ITS BEST. RESPONSIBLE & PERSONABLE U. senior seeks he's a liberal and the moderates think Whoop-Up Trail Days. Conrad, Mt. this weekend. living accom. or caretaker arrangement w/MsIa. 13. BICYCLES have supported him. he's one of the two." May 13. 14 & 15. 096-2 family for summer in exchange for household & “ I have run into a lot of backing. yd. services. Bob — 549-3223. 097-2 BICYCLE REPAIRS: Overhauls cheapest in townl TAKE A guess on how many people will be at the Experienced mechanic. Call Greasy Thumb 549- They kinda like to get involved with it Carter's Pattern ULAC Benefit Kegger May 18. Closest guess 6. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 6673. Contact Dave. 093-8 without going over wins a keg. Sign up at table in now that it's all coming out," he said. However, Herman said he could UC. 098-3 FOR SALE: Perfect starter business bar-cafe 14. MOTORCYCLES see one pattern in Carter's strategy combination, excellent for student partnership. DAD S DOO DOO's 15 — BRAT 1. Needs new ideas and fresh approach: Make the 1973 YAMAHA 650. Excellent condition, many emerging: “He comes out big, then 096-1 bucks and attend school at the same time. Total extras. 11,000 miles. $950. Must sell! 243-2120, keep trying! 098-4 retreats.” WHY WOULD A WOMAN SAY. "Anyone But My down payment needed $13,000. Call Frank Jailbird, sheriff Williams, 549-3291 or Missoula Realty, 721-1010. For instance, he said, Carter in Husband"? While her husband, a high-school 16. WANTED TO RENT history teacher, is promoting sex education in the 096-7 learns a lesson troduced his national energy policy school system his wife is making her own NEED A RENTER FOR THE SUMMER? Elderly by warning that it would call for huge entertainment. This week at Studio 1. 265 W. 7. SERVICES couple want to rent-housesit a furnished cabin or Front, General Admission $4, Student w/ld $3. small house; non-smokers; no pets. Call Peg REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (AP) — sacrifices by the American public. 096- FLOAT 1 TRIPS dally and extended. Contact Western Thorton 728-5447. 096-6 But, Herman said, “the program Waters, Box 138, Alberton, Mt. 59820. Group rates Jailbird Sheriff Richard Hongisto IMMERSE YOURSELF in another culture. Sign up available. 097-5 17. FOR RENT smiled and waved a bouquet of looks like a pussycat.” for the Liberal Arts Study Abroad Program in Also, Herman said, Carter an Avignon, France or London, England beginning GOING AWAY for the summer? Live-in caretaker TO SUBLET for summer, one bedroom fum. apt flowers as he left prison Wednesday, Fall 1977. No language requirement. 098-2 will watch your property May thru Oct. Call 543-7780 after 5. 097-3 saying he was a better sheriff for hav nounced that his economic stimulus Responsible w/references. Call 549-0120 after 6. plan would “ sock it to the economy.” RALLY FOR the ULAC Benefit Kegger May 18. Get 096-4 APARTMENTS, DUPLEXES & Houses — Big Sky ing done time behind bars. your tickets now. Bookstore and Budget Tapes. Rental 245% W. Front 097-2 Now, however. Carter is watering it 097- WOMEN'S 3 PLACE Health Education and “It’s not as bad as I thought it Counseling, abortion, birth control, pregnancy, 18. ROOMMATES NEEDED would be.” said the 39-year-old San down by withdrawing some of the CLIMBING EPIC film FITZROY to be shown 8 p.m. V.D., rape relief. Mon.-Frl. 2-8 p.m. 543-7606. more controversial items, he at TRAILHEAD, 501 S. Higgins. No charge. 085-24 ROOMMATE TO SHARE trailer & yard as of mid- Francisco law enforcement officer. 097-3 June. $70 ♦ % util. Call evenings — 726-5276. “ It’s really like sex. You can watch all contended. ______0964 HOLY COMMUNION and get together at THE ARK. 8. TYPING you want, but you really have to do it As a Washington newscaster, 538 University, 7:30 p.m. Thursday. ALL RESPONSIBLE PERSON to share beautiful 2 bdrm. Herman acted on a tipand broadcast TYPING. IBM typewriter. 549-8604. 095-14 home in Rattlesnake. $125 mo. '* util. Female to understand." STUDENTS WELCOME. Sponsored by Episcopal the story of the Watergate break-in Church. 097-2 THESIS. ETC., Typing Service. Call 549-7958. preferred but not necessary. 721-2020ext. 256,3-7 Hongisto was jailed Friday for p.m. or 549-7932 after 7. Pam. 097-3 NEED TO get away? Escape to London, England or 092-17 refusing to carry out a court order to hours ahead of thenewsservices. He Avignon. France during the 1977-78 school year SECRETARIAL EXPERIENCE — Electric, accurate. 20. MISCELLANEOUS evict the elderly and low-income has interviewed many influential and still earn UM credits. Call 243-2900,107 Main 542-2435. 092-16 figures as moderator of "Face the Hall. 096-3 INCREDIBLE CLIMBING film — FITZROY-8 p.m. tenants of a Chinatown hotel. EXPERIENCED TYPING. Papers, thesis. 549-5496. Fri. night May 13 at Trallhead. 501 S. Higgins. No As he walked out of the San Mateo Nation." SATURDAY 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. PRE-KEGGER 089-20 charge. 097-3 KEGGER MY PLACE. $3.50 for all the beer you County Jail, about 150 well-wishers In the past he has reported on the can drink. $3 with a ULAC Kegger ticket. 096-4 FAST, ACCURATE. 549-3806 or 243-5533. 21. TRAVEL Army-McCarthy hearings, the 077-32 cheered, and a woman handed him a LE MEME ENDROIT mais ca a change. The EUROPE via PanAm 707, less than % economy fare, bunch of spring flowers. He was inauguration and assassination of LocoMotive Coffee House 3rd & Higgins. Open at call toll free (6-9 p.m.), (800) 325-4867 or see your wearing the same three-piece suit he John Kennedy and the swearing-in 9 for breakfast. Entertainment nitely. 096-3 9. TRANSPORTATION travel agent, 60-day advance payment required, Unitravel Charters. 058-41 had on when he surrendered to start ceremony of Richard Nixon. RIDE NEEDED to Yellowstone-Teton Park. Tues. VOILAI THE FRENCH CONFECTION is here. his five-day sentence. Genuine French pastries baked daily by Ginette & 5/24. Call Melissa collect 961-3457. 096-4 Daniele in the LocoMotive Coffee House 3rd St. & WILL GIVE free rides out to keg. Call Jud, 728-0727. "I’m in a much better position to Higgins. Call for orders. 549-5512. 096-3 ______098-2 In spite of Its name, which implies understand what makes inmates something else, the silver fox is not a ABER DAY is not only a kegger. .. It’s a clean up & NEED RIDE to Kegger? Call Bill, 728-4029. angry and I’m going to be in a better India ink is not from India; it never brighten up day for U of M. Get your team ready 096-3 separate species; it belongs to the position to run jails," Hongisto said. was. It’s from China, and really ought for the ALMOST ANYTHING GOES events. May NEED RIDE to BOZEMAN for 1. Leave anytime red fox family. He was kept here, in a maximum to be called China ink. As a matter of 16-21. 094-7 Friday. 721-1815 after 5. 098-2 —The Dictionary of Misinformation security cell, because a judge fact, that's what it is called — in RIDERS NEEDED to Chicago area May 25. Call Mag decided he might not be safe in his — 543-3810. Share expenses. 097-3 France. The prevalent notion that “a good own prison. He was unable to see in —The Dictionary of Misinformation RIDER NEEDED to Bozeman. Leaving Friday at rain will clear the air" has very little 1:00. To return Sun. Share gas. Call Angle at 549- mates in nearby cells, but he said 2604.______096-4 truth In it. Rain has only a very slight they called to each other and joked tt is often said that dreams are RIDER TO Los Angeles needed. Share expenses & effect on air pollution, and certainly with him. “They all wanted to make never in color, but rather always in LOSE driving. Leaving last wk. in June. 543-7056. will not “purify" the atmosphere. sure I wasn't getting anything better monochrome. This is simply not so. 096-4 SOMETHING? —The Dictionary of Misinformation than they were," the sheriff said. —The Dictionary of Misinformation

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