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Volume LXi. Number so Monday, April 13, 1981 Raleigh. North Carglina Phone: 737-2411, -2412

Rea announces intentions

to seek city-council post

by Sintbea Stafford citizens. the tax base must be increas- the rising crime rate. He said this pro ed. blem affects not only the residential Staff Writer Rea said he favors slow develop sectors but the business community as Steve Rea. State's student body ment and industrial growth for well. As a solution \to the problem he treasurer of 1980-1981. plans to file for Raleigh and recommends thoughtful cited community crime-watch pro election tothe Raleigh City Council zoning actions and tax incentives. grams and their continued growth and from District D in August. "With tax shelters we can locate in- suggested they be supplemented by a dustries and business where we want reward incentive program. According to Rea. District D in— them." he said. cludes State‘s campus and extends The housing concerns of District D~ “I would like the city to consider a from Hillsborough Street toward residents are of concern to Rea. He program that offers a reward for infor- V Staff photos by Llfldd afford Cary. over the beltline and to Boylan said he is also sensitive to the pro mation leading to the arrest and con- Steve Rea While soaking up rays at Lee Beach, Mike Parott (left) offers his rendition of Heights. blems of the older neighborhoods and viction of burglars." he said. "I believe the time is ripe for better a sunbather in flight after quafflng a few brews with friend Wesley Redford Rea said that his primary concern is favors preservation of their present He said money solicited from inter-governmental relations and I (right) the rapid growth of Raleigh. “I am con- structures. private sourdes would be set aside as a will be willing to join forces with the cerned with the rapid. uncontrolled For this reason. Rea said. he does reserve for the rewards. other levels of government to solve growth of the city of Raleigh. I sup not support expanded high-density As another possible deterrent to our city's needs," he said. port the organized and ‘nodal' growth housing in these communities. crime. Rea endorsed investigation in- Rea received a bachelor's degree in ’Bagging rays’ policy advised by the comprehensive “However. I do recognize the possi- to the possibility of starting a mechanical engineering from State. growth for the city of Raleigh and ble benefits of allowing high-density valuable-merchandise identification where he is currently taking graduate District D." he said. zoning in the less developed areas of courses to complete his master's the district. The beltline expansion of- program. degree in mechanical engineering In a press conference Friday after- fers opportunity for development in Rea said he would like to see with a minor in public administration. ’Sunspots’ burnish bodies, noon Rea said. “I do not support an in» the district." he said. municipal. county and state govern- Rea currently works as an instruc- crease in property taxes yet I am a Rea said he would listen to ments work together. He said that in tor at State. He is also a physical- realist. We have to be realistic." He reasonable plans for high-density the recent past. the three have not education instructor at Cathedral said that for the city to maintain and housing expansion in these areas. always worked together in a spirit of Elementary School and a soccer coach replenish scholastic souls meet the services demanded by its Another area of concern for Rea is c00peration. at Cardinal Gibbons High School. by Jess Rollins too bright. The sun hits your pages and you can't see to read." Assistant Features Editor Retired general to speak in Stewart Theatre Their bodies glisten under the Turllngton Beach glare of the midday sun. Armed with blanket. suntan oil. radio. A narrow court. separates Turl- Ret. Gen. -. William C. my and Air Force ROTC Detachments capability. He served through a time the same time increasing the beer. friends. textbooks. Frisbee or ington and Owen dorms. It's not the Westmoreland, former U.S. Army at State and the University Student in which the United States fought readiness of the armed forces." whatever. they bask in spring’s re- most popular place to bake in the chief of staff and commander of the Center. three major wars. Since his retirement. juvenating warmth. afternoon sun but it offers much U.S. military forces in Vietnam. will A native of South Carolina and a Westmoreland has continued to speak Surrounded by various en- the same: sanctitude of Pullen give a public address in Stewart 1936 graduate of the U.S. Military Highly quilted out on defense and foreign policy vironmental representatives — Beach. Three girls lay comfortably. Theatre Tuesday at 8 p.m. Academy at West Point. issues and has also published a book of cars. noise. fellow students. with legs reflecting a suntan-oil Westmoreland’s speech. entitled Westmoreland served as commander Ret. Gen. Randolph C. Dickens. vice memoirs. A Soldier Reports. groundskeepers and more noise - shine. ' “National Insurance for Peace." will of U.S. Forces in Vietnam from 1964 president of programs for the Retired There is no admission charge for the some strive to lose themselves in “This is where people lay out if be followed by a question-and-answer until his retirement in 1972. Officers Association. said. speech but tickets should be obtained the temporary sanctitude of their they don‘t want to lay out on the period. His active duty covered almost 36 "Westmoreland is highly qualified to in advance from the Stewart Theatre own thoughts. Others just socialize. beaches," the most petite of the His appearance is being sponsored years. spanning the evolution of the take an in-depth look at the dilemma box office on the second floor of the The important thing is,finding three said. ”You come here if you by the Triangle Chapter of the U.S. Army from horsedrawn artillery facing President Reagan. who has as Student Center. They will be given the right spot to enjoy what has to don't want to go out where Retired Officers Association? the Ar- to a mechanized force with a nuclear objectives balancing the budget and at out on a first-come. first-served basis. be one of the world's easiest yet everybody is and have people has- most gratifying pastimes —- sun- JLe. you." bathing. When asked why they weren't ly. Though the Atlantic Ocean is a ing about on one of the more Design School students flying high on imagination good 150 miles distant. sunbathers popular beaches. like Harris. the at State find this no obstacle in same girl replied: “Over at Harris by Fred Brown ting their kite. which was covered known for developing soft kites with explained why it is not necessary to creating their own beach-like at~ people throw baseballs and Frisbee with small three-sided pyramids. to non-rigid spars. run with a kite in order to get it air- mosphere. A casual stroll around and sometimes they hit you. You Staff Writer stay in the air. “Until about 20 years ago there borne. campus might lead the uninitiated know. like they‘ll turn on their A festival atmosphere surrounded “That design is called a tetrahedral were basically only three kite “If the kite is properly designed all visitor to assume he took a wrong radar or something." she said the grassy field outside Carter-Finley kite." she said. “What they will pro designs." Toplikar said. “Rogallo you need is a good stiff breeze." he turn somewhere and arrived at through an uncontrollable giggle. Stadium Saturday afternoon as ap bably have to do is adjust the bridle — developed three more in the last 20 said. "Let the string out about a hun- Atlantic, Myrtle or some other “Nobody ever says anything to proximately 100 freshman students of the way the strings attach to the years including the delta-wing design dred feet or so. the wind catches it and well-trodden beach. No. he would you down here. It's just quieter." State’s School of Design. along with framework." it shoots up fast." have probably stumbled Onto their teachers and other kite en- As a further incentive. a contest Toplikar supported Brooke‘s con. . Pullen. Harris. Owen. Bagwell or Owen-Tucker Beach thusiasts. gathered to try out their was held from 1 to 4 p.m. Some of the tention. Lee Beach. kite designs. categories were the highestflying "Having to run with a kite. to get'it The “beaches" at State may not Owen-Tucker Beach is definitely The event marked the end of a pro kite. the longestrflying kite. the kite in the air is a common misconception." have waves lapping against a one of the more crowded sun- ject during which each student had to that looked like it should have flown she said. “All you have to do is let the golden shore but the beauty of bathing havens. People congregate make two kites. The first kite was of but did not and the kite that looked string out and then leave it to the nature combined with the company en masse here like so many sun and ordinary design and emphasis was like it should not have flown but did. wind." of good friends isn't a bad fun worshippers without an altar. placed on structure and craftmanship. On hand to provide further Lola Morrison. a night student. said substitute. One of these loyal Owen regulars. “We told them to first make a kite guidance and instruction for students she never knew so much aeronautics Jim Stroud. seems to share the they knew would fly." design-school were Tal Streeter and Francis were involved in kite flying. Pullen Beach values of his fellow bathers. teacher Susan Toplikar said. "The Rogalio. who gave lectures and held Vikram Sen was one of a group who “I come out here to throw some idea was to get them to develop good workshops during the week preceding described its kite as “basically a con “We're in the ‘George Hamilton Frisbees. bag some rays and check craftmanship skills. Of course. the kite the flight trials. ple of different designs based on the Suntan Circuit.‘ sophomore Bill out chicks but definitely not in that had to fly too." Streeter is an artist specializing in box‘kite principle." Henkel said. as he and two friends order." he said. Like many others The second kite was to be of an ex- metal sculpture who went to Japan to "We're approaching this as an ex lay sprawled on a small slope he thinks about catching a buzz and perimental design. These were the learn about kites firsthand. He had perimental design. This is the fun overlooking the lake at Pullen comes to Owen because “that's ones being tried out Saturday. with him a huge. red. six-sided kite part." he said. "We're not taking this Park. “We'll get a goodtan here where the ladies are." “They are being graded on this." with a span of about eight feet. The really seriously." and go pick up women on the other A friend of Stroud's sitting near- Toplikar said. “The kite must fly. it kite was so well-designed that David Wakeford. along with five beaches." he joked. . by said he got into checking out the must be well-made and the student Streeter was able to tie it to a post others. designed and built a hang His friend David Jackson looked wonders of‘nature at Owen. “I'm must use' good color-coordination to and let it fly itself. glider-shaped kite which they hoped on the more aesthetic side of his im- out on the beach because of all the enhance the overall appearance. He said he calls this particular would break the design-school record mediate surroundings. “It's quiet. spring sights. mainly the ones with “They worked intensively for the design “The American Beauty Sanjo used to make hang gliders. for largest kite. pretty. Look around at the trees blond hair. blue eyes and last three days but they also did some Rokaku." “Rogallo lives at Kitty Hawk and he “It'll weigh 40 to 50 pounds and and everything." Jackson said measurements of 34-22-34." he said. preliminary work. They've been work— doesn't lecture much. We were lucky have a wingspan of 25 to 28 feet." he reflectively. “We get about three In a spirit of goodwill toward ing on them off and on for two weeks. "I named it after a small town in to get him. Having both Streeter and said. “We were up all night sewing it or four people together and just their fellow students. Gigi Glene “This project was pretty timely Japan where kites are made." he said. Rogallo here is very good for the together. If it flies. it will break the talk about anything." and friends said they extended an since it coincided with the space shut- “ 'Rokaku' means six-sided in students because it gives them a blend (wingspan) record of 15 feet set last "invitation to all the guys who are tle. It seemed appropriate for the Japanese." of both points of view — the artist and year." Studying would seem conducive staying inside." students to be listening to the count- Rogallo is a scientist and the engineer." in the serene setting of Pullen Park aeronautical engineer who developed Wayne Brooke. a retired IBM but Eric Lowe. the third member of down while they were working on the inside the party. thinks book-toting could Harris Beach kites." kites for the National Aeronautic and development engineer who has lived build muscles as well as brains. Toplikar pointed to a group of Space Administration strong enough in Raleigh since 1965. was flying a "I bring books out for exercise." Not far from the confines of students who were having trouble get- to support a space capsule. He is best bird-shaped kite of his own design. He —St0ry of West Campus Jam told Lowe said. with disregard for Owen lies the Sprawling piece of in pictures Page 9 academia. trampled-on turf known as Harris “Yeah." Henkel inserted. “It's (See us "me 3’ Committee to review Gleit case soon —Spnng fever mates studying at! by Gail Smith Wallace The University challenged Hale. ac- but Cuculo also disqualified’himself. ficult Page 3 Staff Writer cording to Bailey. and was verified by He could not be reached for comment. Clausten L. Jenkins. executive assis The next name on the list was -"Thc Postman “088 one time Problems that developed in selec- tant to the chancellor. Hale was George Hughes of the horticulture too many Page 4 ting the committee to hear the case of removed from the committee and science extension. Hughes has been associate chemistry professor Chester replaced by William Hafley. professor accepted by both the University and ‘Lacrosse team rebounds for E. Gleit's discharge seem to have been of forestry. Gleit. According to Bailey. a commit- devastating wrn Page 5 resolved. Hailey was then challenged by tee meeting will be called for either A tenured faculty member. Gleit Gleit’s attorney. Ernest C. Pearson. April 14 or 16. -is UPA out to burn students7 has taught at State for 17 years. He William Block. professor of political “I thought we were ready to go." Page 6 faces dismissal charges for alleged science and public administration. Bailey said.“but we kept running into neglect of duty. failure to publish replaced Hafley and was accepted by problems forming this committee. I'm suitable publications regarding both parties. getting frustrated about it. We need weather chemistry and failure to teach subject The committee was ready to meet to get this done." matter pertinent and necessary for and pick its chairman when Committee members are scheduled the particular chemistry courses he Westbrook called Bailey March 30 and to elect a chairman at their first Today — partly rsunny and con- was assigned to teach. disqualified himself. meeting. They will also set a hearing. tinued warm vuth a high near 80 The committee. originally chosen by “I know Bumgardner (Carl L.. head Pearson sent a letter to Bailey A slight risk ot scattered showers John A.‘ Bailey. Faculty Senate chair of the chemistry department) per- which is to be presented to the com- exists through the evening foes- man. consisted of Nicholas J. Rose. sonally. In the best interests of all par- mittee asking for more specific day — a mixture of clouds and A ”,1.” . Q. -.~ professor. mathematics; M.M. ties. I thought it best if I not serve. I charges than those given by the sunshine With a high once agavn Sawhney. professor. sociology and an- reluctantly removed myself becauSe I University. ”I hope this will be hovering arOund the 80 degree Bumgardner but I covered in a pre-hearing conference mark (Forecast prowded by Sid Some folks would rather water themselves instead of -...e grass. Here. Tina thropology; E. Wayne Taylor. wanted to help dent meteorologists Joel Cline and Egggian is applying some liquid to a portion of her body as she basks in the associate professor. architecture; FJ. could not be objective." Westbrook by the committee. I can have a defense Kirk Stopenhagen ‘r ranging in the lower 80s. Hale. professor. mechanical and said. ready in two weeks but I would like an noonday sun at Harris Beach. With temperatures aerospace engineering; and William Bailey called John Cuculo. professor elaboration on the charges." Pearson who could blame her? Westbrook. professor. psychology. of textile chemistry. as a replacement said. __i..__: no ._...—oo> u.

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Spring fever raises temperate spirits Just this once. when the semester's final and the go ing is tough. why doesn't Out of the Blue. spring just stay quiet for a Shannon Crowson while. at least until final ex W ams? The flowers. and even the blooming trees. are OK. I expect to see those the window and. all the and they can come in handy while, i keep imagining that for quick lunches outdoors. I smell fresh-cut grass. hear giving me something to look lawn mowers whirring and at. taste the faint oranginess of But who got clearance for a Creamsicle at the back of this suntan weather? it my tongue. should be a law that A Creamsicle. in all it's temperatures during the 39-cent stickiness is orange. months preceding final ex- just like one of my textbooks ams. papers and projects — the one in which I'm four should not exceed 70 chapters behind. My white ‘ s degrees. Local stores should Coppertone lotion is the col- . .a be prohibited from dispens- or of the blank pages of typ ing tanning oil. beach towels ing paper that need to be fill- Staff photo by Linda Braiiord and lounge chairs. ed with the black and white Froin left to Light, Eric Lowe, David Jackson and Bill Henkel enpyigood laugh at Pollen Beach. And what about April ranting of my Shakespeare showers? Those rhymes we soaked —— if not analytical — learn in elementary school brain. keep me in line when it Is there no hope for me? "Sunspots’ rejuvinate scholastic souls comes to spelling My mother's been saying ”Mississippi” or remember- that for years but this spr- “West campus is really into west campus. You ing how to date my checks ing’s the worst ever. It's a from page 1) when a month isn't 31 days. pseudo-summer. seducing have your own little world over here away from all So where's the rain? You me with its warm breezes. Beach. On any given day a person can find Frisbees. academic buildings." can't lie in the sun with stuff I‘ve even violated my car- baseballs and lacrosse balls ﬂying about like guided Only a fence separates Lee Beach from the smeared on that reeks of dinal rule about not putting missiles. It's also a good place to find semi-nude lacrosse field and this supplies sunbathers with an pina colada if it's pouring. down the top of the VW un- students basking in the radiance. added feature. Now. that kind of weather is til April 15th. _ “I just hate being indoors on such a beautiful day." “Everybody comes out at lacrosse time. You go in more conducive to com- Linda Hinshaw said. while gazing Skyward. “You get there." Winsemann said, pointing to the field. “and prehensive library research. A spring like this one isn't restless in springtime and we don't get any sunlight lay out while you watch it. Go in there and watch thrilling hours spent reading a fever —— it's a full-ﬂedged in our room." a fat textbook or meeting disease. My only consolation them exert energy and we relax." with strangers to decide . is that I've noticed l'm not According to Mike Parott. who along with a friend how to pull off at least a B in the only one out there. I've A pair of Hinshaw's friends. Lynne Ballard and was surrounded by an array of beer bottles and cans. that group project the pro noticed the poor. tired. hud- Lee Falta. began discussing their studying habits at a variety of people are compelled to soak up the sun's fessor's asking for. dled suntanners yearning to Harris Beach. rays at Lee. But no. I personally think breathe free. Good luck. If “Books make a good impression." Falta said. “Some people come out to strictly socialize — this weather. fragrant and your heads in the same “I bring books just in case I get the sudden urge to drink beer some are tanners and you also have a bright and screaming for me place mine is. we're both in a study." Ballard replied. laughing. lot of studiers out here." Parott said. as he pointed from behind tennis courts, is lot of trouble. Hinshaw raised a smile. held her hand open to her toward a pair who weredeeply engrossed in text- my one divine test. Will I books and retorted: “Huh. I’ve been out an hour and a books and study sheets not five feet away. succumb to its mortal half and I‘ve read maybe one page." “There's a relaxed atmosphere out here. It's never charms? Must I look pale crazy. Someone in the dorm may turn up a stereo but and wan beside the bronze it's never so loud you can't study or anything. goddesses I see striding Film Lee Beach through the tunnels? Even “If you want to come out here by yourself you can in that lighting they look Developing I Developing I West-campus people share a particular kind of be by yourself." ' dark. And in a millisecond. pride about their location at State and their famous Parott's sunbathing partner. Wesley Raford. said l‘m peering down at my own Special beach. located directly behind massive Lee Dorm. it was easy to meet people and better still - he arm to compare its hue with Mchrm or Ektochtom. “What‘s so special about Lee Beach?" Leslie thought it was just like home. the culprit's. FOCOI Of KOdOk . Film Winsemann said in a surprised tone. “It's west cam- “When people lay out at home. they lay out in their What's a good solution? I pus and west-campus people got it together. backyard." he said. "This is our backyard." go to class. daydream out Film Developed and Prlnted

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Nicholson’s newest film lacks emotional continuity by Tom Alter and willingly, gives in to the violent sex act. The film follows the lustful adventures of Frank and Cora as laugh at this?" Now. just thinking about it makes me Entertainment Writer the two try to get rid of her husband. crack up. Jack Nicholson's new movie. The Postman This adventure series includes two attempted This lack of emotional continuity is the major flaw Rings Twice, is a lustful remake of a 1946 film of the murders. with one attempt successful. a trial with of the film. The blame must fall on Bob Rafelson. same name. Adapted from James M. Cain‘s novel. the some nifty lawyer work. as well as the ups and downs whose direction is only fair despite a superb use of film opens with a bang and then brings the audience of a relationship based more on sexual desire than lighting. Rafelson should also be given credit for how on a roller-coaster ride of highs and lows. The trouble love. he handled the strong sexual content. There is not a with the ride, however. is that the viewer can‘t wait I cannot figure out why Nicholson chose this role. lot of nudity. as one might expect: rather the sex in to get off. Throughout his career he has been typecast as an off- the movie is a product of the acting. The story is basically about two lovers who plot to the~wall loner and I thought that this character The screenplay by David Mamit is very much like kill her husband. Nicholson ably portrays Frank might present a change — but I was wrong. the book. The storyline has two strikes against it: the Chambers. a drifter hitchhiking to the West Coast. An actor with his talents should show more diver basic plot is not very interesting and it is difficult for who stops at the Twin Oaks Tavern. Chambers cons a sity. The audience does get a taste, though, of what I ahviewer to accept a violent. and not tender. relation- free meal from the Greek innkeeper and plans to am referring to when it sees a naive Nicholson trying s ip. move on — until he catches a glimpse of the owner's to cope with frustration as a troop of Boy Scouts in- wife Cora. well-played by the seductive Jessica vade the tavern and only Chambers there to feed Interesting ending Lange. them. ‘ The best part of the film occurs during. the trial se One afternoon Frank rapes Cora who eventually. Several funny moments quences. Michael Lerner steals the show as a crafty, Jewish lawyer. Not only is this part quite in- The film has several other funny moments. As teresting. it is also very entertaining. most Nicholson films do. The Postman Always Rings I could go on and tell you the ending to the story Twice uses black comedy to keep the audience in- Cora heads up to the road to flag down help as but if you are going to sit through this much of the terested. Black comedy is humor dealing with or aris- Frank crawls into the back seat of the car to com- film, the least I can do is to not spoil the ironic. but ing from things that are considered anything but fun- plete the sham. With the shifting weight, thecar not totally unexpected. twist that comes at the end. by Karl Samson ny —— in this case, murder. tumbles down the hill. The viewer has difficulty in Entertainment Writer A perfect example of black comedy is Frank and deciding how to react to this sequence: whether to Editor’s Note: The Postman Always Rings Twice is Cora‘s second murder attempt. The two plan to make find it humorous or horrifying. currently being shown at the Mission Valley Theater Horse Feathers Erdahl-Cloyd Theatre it look like an automobile accident. Frank hits her I remember saving to myself, “How could anyone and is rated R. Monday. April 13. 8 pm. Admission: Free husband over the head twice with a wrench and kills him. Cora and Frank then push the car down a hill Renowned pianist This Marx Brothers comedy is an outrageous parody of but it quickly gets caught on a tree. college life. While Groucho, as the president of a college. is wooing rich widows and running the campus like a The lovers scramble down after it, decide to pre- vaudeville show. his son Zeppo is struggling to graduate. tend that they were also in the car when it went off Consuelo The big football game becomes a sideshow attraction when the road and begin to inflict injuries upon each other Colomer gives recital Chico and Harpo reach into their bottomless bag of tricks. to cover their homicide try. As Frank is in the pro Consuelo Colomer will The extraordinary talents prestigious honors including National Orchestra of cess of punching Cora's face. he spits out, “This is perform Tuesday in Stewart of Colomer, a native of First Prize in Piano with Athens and the National where your head hit the dashboard!" Theatre at 8 pm. State's Alcoy, Spain, have won her Virtuoso Distinction. elee Symphony of Cairo, in addi- Spanish Club cordially in~ wide acclaim by audiences tion to fellowship in the tion to recital, radio and Furtivos Erdahl-Cloyd Theatre vites everyone to attend a and critics as one of the most Diputacion de Alicunte and television appearances. She Tuesday, April 14. 8 pm. Admission: Free reception following the per- exciting pianists of our time. a French government has contributed to several “ formance. Admission is free. An early manifestion of scholarship designating her musical journals and served This Spanish film by Jose Louis Borau is based on Fran Summer Employment Colomer‘s performance in- precocity led her to initial Etudiant Patronne, which as music critic for the cisco Franco‘s phrase “Spain is a peaceful forest." However. cludes compositions by the studies at the Conservatory brought six years of inten- Barcelona newspaper that forest is filled with savagery, repression and stupidity Starting Now following Spanish and of Valencia under Maestro sive study in Paris under Solidaridad Nacional. which Borau points out with piercing vision. French composers: Antonio Leopoldo Magenti. She later Marguerite Long. Colomer has also been en— Excellent Conditions for Summer School Soler, Mateo Albeniz. Enri- refined her art in Barcelona trusted with thepremiere in- que Granados. Claude with Frank Marshall, a pupil . Applications are now being accepted for UAB Cali Car Shop Food and Dairy Internationally known terpretations of several 706 West Peace Debussy and Maurice Ravel. of Enrique Granados. Col- Spanish composers in- Committee Chairpersons and Officers. 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Roanoke, 23-11 by Devin Steele Sports Writer A onepoint loss in any sport is enough to frustrate any team to the point of self-destruction. State's lacrosse team. coming off a 10-9 defeat at the hands of University of Maryland at Baltimore County. took its frustration to Charlottesville. Va.. Saturday and beat up on Roanoke College. 23—11. An explosive offense. led by Scott Nelson's seven goals and Jon Swerdloff‘s five goals. was the deciding factor in the game. “We played a very good game." State coach Larry Gross said of his No. lO—ranked team. “Our offense played excep tionally well and our defense played up to its potential." The Wolfpack. 5-3. never trailed as it grabbed an early 4-0 first-quarter lead and increased it to 10-4 before the half. In the third quarter the Maroons scored four times but State continued its offensive surge. adding five points. State goalie Ron Aviles shined over Division II All- America goalie John Nurohr as Aviles came up with 12 saves and Nurohr 13. “Aviles did a super job in the‘ goal." Gross said. “We scored almost all of our goals against an All-America goalie — the best we've faced. probably." State’s scoring machine came alive in the fourth quarter as it dumped in eight goals while holding Roanoke to three to secure the victory over the Division IT power.

‘WnM g Softball team 3rd Stall photo by Michael Gates Pitching isn't the only thing Sue Williams can do as she hit, as well as pitched, the Woltpack to third place and was named to the State Invitational All-Tournament team. in Invitational State's softball team captured third place in the State In- vitational Saturday at Carolina Pines. despite a 'loss in the second game of the first round. Scope boa [rd East Carolina won the tournament with a 5-2 victory over Florida State when Cynthia Shepard hit a tworun homer in the eighth inning of the finals. Lacrosse After defeating Appalachian State 2-1 in the opening State 23. Roanoke 11 State9. Maryland 0 game. the Wolfpack fell victim to Florida State. 32. before State 4658 23 Andrews (SI d. Krummenacher 6-1. 60: Dillon defeating North Carolina. 8-4. and/advancing to Saturday's Roanoke 04 4 3 7 11 (51 d. Calvo 8-1. 64: Fleming ISI d. Smith 6-2. 8-3; loser's bracket. Scoring: State — Nelson 7, Swerdloff 5. Lamon Smith (81 d. Keating 6-1. 7-6; Wilkison (S) d. Cun- The Wolfpack‘s Sue Williams. Gina Miller and Gwyn 3. Goldberg 2. Sullivan. Tierney. Sweeney. niff 7-6. 6-3: Baker (SI d. Labrador 70. 36. G2. Moseley were named to the All-Tournament team. ()norato. Asterino. Rodkey; Roanoke ~ Smith 2. AndrewsDillon (SI won by default over Calvo Goldsmith 2. Fetteducate 2. Guglielamo. Speno. Smith; Baker-Smith (SI d. Krummenacher»McKay Bcnassi. Suttleman. Kronetis. 4. 6‘4; Fleming»WiIkison (S) d. Keating—Cunniff Staff photo by Linda Brallord Assists: State — Goettlcman 3, Nelson 2. 6‘4. 6 2. State's Bill Tierney and thIs UMBC defender struggle for the ball and on Saturday the Swerdloff 2. Lamon 2. Hein 2. Goldberg. Asti-rino. I’oggio; Roanoke »— Goldsmith. Wolfpack took out Its frustration on Roanoke 23-11. Try Classifieds Saves: State -— Aviles 12. Keenan 4. Wagner 2; Baseball Roanoke - Nurohr 13. Black 3. CIeInIon6-2, State 1-0 lFirIt moi State 0000010 —- 122 classifieds Tennis ('lemson 240000x — 690 State8. 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Renters beware of UPA Red alert! While the group has said it isn't propos— Plans by the University Park Associa- ing to rezone the area, in February 1975 tion to form the University Park Corp. to the area from Wade Avenue to Kilgore buy and renovate houses should make Avenue was rezoned from R—lO to R-6. students wary of the possible consu R- 10 means 10 families or 40 people per "' I'M“illtrimll\\\\\‘lN\\\\\\\\\\ll\l\'l quences of the group's goals. acre may live in the area. By reducing the The association is composed of concentration to .R-6, 16 fewer people Oberlin Road west to were able to live on an acre. That rezon- residents from animus Sheperd Street and from Wade Avenue ing measure was responsible for a student it: south to Hillsborough Street. Students housing shortage in 1975, according to “MUS who live in this area should be especially Yocum. F'fIE'KVE concerned but all students will be at least Tom Willis. president of the associa- moms to THE indirectly affected by the association's ef— tion, said the purpose of the planned cor- u IVE IT PARK murmur! miism'l-otl/ forts. While the association says it doesn't poration is to upgrade housing in the area L—rg'it u or its err. intend to run students out of the by making all the houses owner-occupied. neighborhood, its proposals suggest many The corporation will sell stock only to peo- students may be without housing in an ple who own land in the area. It will buy already tight housing market. houses and then resell them only to peo— Hinckley, Moore: personal or political? According to Student Senate President ple who promise to live in them. Jim Yocum, who has been following the The near-fatal shooting of Ronald Reagan teresting, though certainly circumstantial. that actions of the UPA, the formation of this But most students don't buy houses; has given new life to both the conspiracy Hinckley’s brother was planning to dine with theorists and psychologists who insist that on- American Journal the son of Vice President George Bush the corporation will reduce the availability of they rent them. By placing ownership ly deranged loners attack American night of the attempted assassination. Con- off-campus student housing. When this restrictions on houses, students will have presidents. Reports on John W. Hinckley Jr., David Armstrong spiracy theorist Sherman Skolnick believes happens an already overcrowded housing fewer places to live. Most of the students Reagan's accused assailant, have done little to that “proves” former CIA director Bush was market will become intolerable. who rent in the area rent from owners clarify matters. On the one hand we are told their former employee with a remarkable lack hoping to bump off Reagan so he could seize Former Raleigh Mayor Isabella Can- who live elsewhere. When all of these that Hinckley is an ex-Nazi expelled from the of curiosity. The interview lasted five minutes. power. non, chairman of the association’s board students are forced into the Raleigh white~supremist hate group for being too I did not condone what Moore did but I I don't buy that one but there are many of directors, said the group is not against housing market, the old economic "laws of violent, on the other that he shot Reagan to pitied her. The radical groups she seemed to unanswered questions surrounding the students. “We are not trying to run supply and demand will take effect and impress actress Jodie Foster. Were Hinckley's be trying to impress with her militance were shooting and, thus, plenty of fertile areas for students out. We would like to have those students who are able to find hous- motives then personal? Political? Both? they her Jodie Fosters? quickly disowned investigation. For example, Hinckley’s possi- owner-occupied houses that rent to ing will be forced to pay a higher rent. What’s going on, anyway? her. She lost her child and her freedom. And ble past ties to American Nazis should be students." Cannon said. The association will meet again Mon- In the days since the shooting I've found she told the Barb that she was afraid. “I know checked very carefully. Could his motive have my mind drifting back to the unsuccessful that some day people are going to stop writing been political? Or is this report merely a Cannon and the other members of the day, April 20 at 7:30 pm. at the Holy 1975 attack on President Gerald Ford in San stories about me. No one will remember I’m grandstand play by the Nazis? As it stands. the association don’t realize that if all of the Trinity Lutheran Church located at the Francisco by Sara Jane Moore, both because here . . . I'm going to be alone,” she said. Nazis have come off looking like Boy Scouts houses in the area were owner-occupied, corner of Brooks and Clark avenues. the jumble of personal and political was When I resigned from the Barb in 1976, for claiming that they expelled Hinckley numerous students would be without Since all students will be affected, either similar and because I knew Moore slightly. I Moore sent me a letter complimenting me on because “he wanted to destroy our enemies” housing. Yocum and some friends con- directly or indirectly, by the association’s met “Sally" Moore when she walked into the the paper. That was the last I heard from her — blacks, Jews and communists. ducted an approximate count of students actions, as many as possible should make office of the weekly Berkly Barb, which l then but not the last I heard of her. Two years ago, Isn't that what the Nazis want to do? Didn’t living in the area and determined that an effort to attend the meeting to voice edited, and claimed she had been an FBI in- she was back in the news after briefly escaping their German cousins do that not long ago? about 300 students would be affected by concern over the possibility of an formant spying on radical leftist groups. from prison. A month ago she wrote another Unlike Sara Jane Moore, John W. Hin- the association's proposal. unbelievably tighter housing market. I was flabbergasted. It isn’t every day that letter, this one to the Columbia Journalism ckley Jr. hasn’t had his day in court, nor, at an undercover informer walks into a Review, humorously raking the media for in- this writing, has he made a public statement. It newspaper office and confesses. l assigned a accuracies in “SJM stories." Then came the may be, as the psychologists assure us, that reporter to interview Moore and check out her shooting of Reagan and the membries came Hinckley is crazy and he acted alone. But re- story. We printed it in the June 20,1975 flooding back — and, with them, questions cent evidence suggests that the line between issue. about the latest Sara Jane Moore. the personal and the political is easily blurred, In September. Moore took her shot at Ford. 1 would like to see a thorough investigation, especially in unstable —' not necessarily in- The FBI then admitted that Moore had been a this time, of the possible political motives of sane -— persons. This time, I want to know for paid informer earlier that same year but pooh- the accused would-be assassin. I find 'h in- sure. poohed her work as unimportant. Fearing. as she later told the Barb, that her trial would be “a circus," Moore pleaded guilty and was forum quietly sentenced to life in prison. Her con- All of us might be happier about our newspapers and Switzerland and Israel. with virtually every nections with the FBI, which I found our broadcasting if we worked harder at that old household armed, have murder rates comparable fascinating and still largely unexplored, were American custom of speaking up. of dissenting. even ap- to England's. Murder rates of Japanese-Americans quickly forgotten. plauding. but. above all. of being heard — and counted. — who have access to firearms — is even lower Was Sara Jane Moore crazy? I don't think — Vincent 8. Jones than the murder rate in Japan where a virtual gun so. She appeared confused. yes, uncertain ban is in effect. claim- According to the 1979 F.B.I. Uniform Crime whose side she was on since — as she Gun' bans don’t work Reports. of all the gun laws ever enacted in any city ed she had been converted to radical or state. not one has resulted in reduced crime rates politics while she spied on leftist groups. But In regard to your April 1 editorial “Hand over nor even a reduced rate of crime growth in comv out of control? No. When I spoke to her in handguns” you state that the annual murder rate parison to neighboring jurisdictions without such person and on the telephone Sally Moore in this nation is 9.7 persons per 100.000. Does this laws. seemed like an intelligent. middle-class mean that all 9.7 persons are killed with handguns or were some of these victims murdered in some Greg Norris American. . other way? The fact is that the annual criminal SR ANS She had a 9-year-old son whom she loved. misuse of firearms is less than .4 percent for han- She did not foam at the mouth. I never heard dguns. Gay community worthy her threaten the president. I told this to the You also state that the United States "needs a many reporters who descended on the Barb comprehensive law banning the sale. import and We would like to respond to Mr. Strauss's letter office after the shooting and I repeated it to manufacture of all handguns." All this would do is of April 8. “Senate shouldn’t fund gays." He states the FBI agents who interviewed me about prevent the law-abiding public from purchasing, that he has received money for a worthy organiza- handguns. Criminals would still be able to obtain tion and that he has decided that funding for the handguns from other sources. NC. State Gay Community is unworthy. If this at: As Congressman Steve Symms from Idaho put titude is ubiquitous among education majors, our it. “Common sense tells us that the reason that they children are in deep trouble. 1 Violence lasts ’til man’s nature changes are classified as criminals in the first place is that Mr. Strauss also states that an organization they are in the habit of breaking laws. There is no should benefit the entire student body. While it is With control . . . We simply don't reason to assume that they will obey federal gun true that many do, most do not. We find this a poor the at- establishing our laws any more than the other laws they have defense for this anti-gay action. tempt on Presi- want to believe that some tragedies are un- broken " Many of us are concerned about what appears to dent Ronald From the Right preventable, that there is no way'to curb those You go on in your editorial to state more statistics be an anti-gay attitude on campus. We hope that Reagan's life still who seek to give meaning to their pointless about different countries and their gun laws. It is a most students do not have this attitude toward fresh in the na- Thomas P. DeWitt lives by engaging in dramatic evil." fact that gun availability has no relationship to freedom of life style. tio n '5 con Gun control is impractical and won't work murder or suicide rates: England with strict gun David Wells sciousness we in an America replete with vast and effective laws has a low murder rate but Northern Ireland MR TOX find ourselves those of the frontier where the fastest gun was black markets of organized crime. There is with a more restrictive gun ban has a higher rate Stephen Soileau again probing for king and every man had his fate in his own great truth in the claim of the National Rifle than the United States‘ MR TOX the reasons for hands. The United States has risen to become Association that “when guns are outlawed, such an act. a major industrial and military power claiming only the outlaws will have guns." R e m e m be rin g universality for its values while seeming the emotional unable to shake off the darker elements in its The death penalty is useful and we should trauma following - . tradition." , employ it to vent the refuse that is the Editor-in-Chiat...... Tudnar Johnaon the attacks on the Kennedys. King and others, It is only in recent times that Europe has criminally twisted mind. The man who com. Senior Editor”...... ,...... AndraaCoio we stand back in horror as our collective con- known relief from centuries of violence. con- mits a capital offense against another con- News Editor...... Patsy .Podla W scious takes another battering at the hands of quest and war. Europe has produced some of sciously and knowingly abrogates his right to Ant. News Editor...... Cara M Manager...... BI Hancock a twisted mind. ' leaders and in- life. He becomes a guilty and accountable par- Salaarnon...... ER. Nah, Para Lottin, , history's most demonic Editorial Editor...... Torn W FrankMM discriminate malefactors. Europeans should ty and should be subject to the death penalty. , " Danton...... Mormon Batch. 3mm There is no monolith upon which we can look inward and examine their acceptance of It is an indication of the nation’s strength Boom Editor...... y...... Stu Ha Chris Lockwood, DonniaRobbin conveniently place the blame. Yet the inci casual violence and desist from lecturing and maturity that. in Wills words. “there has Ant. Sports Editor...... Torry Inlay ‘ . dent raises some serious questions. Are we. America. been relatively little written about how this Soon: Production Am...... Duncan Brown Production . . -' Manager...... BI White 7 as our detractors would have us believe. a na- episode was proof of the Malaise of our Foaturanditor...... ;.Mltam Aaat'. Maw...TornDaWitt. Bantam tion that thrives and dies on the right to bear In the words of columnist George .Will. Troubled Epoch, or a sign of the Crisis of the Asst. Futuraa Editor...... Jaaa Mia Layout/Pontoon...... Nathan Bur arms? Or are we at heart a sick society that ra- violence in America is largely comprised of American Spirit." . W W. Jt‘fi’v Hood. tionalizes its more insidious actions as an “random acts by marginal individuals." We. Entortoinmant Editor...... ElaanorWEB-ms Rid: Landon, filmNew. characteristic of as has the rest of the world. have always been Ant. Ent. Editor...... Ray norm ‘ , David Snood underlying weakness that is We are not sick; there are many among us . W ...... Pom Toto our national psyche? and will always be the victims of random who are sick and untidy. Life is dangerous Photo Editor...... Simon Griffiths .- Norm-adorn...... Anna Gain, Violence This affliction in its diverse and in— and in its more abhorred instances. deadly. sonior Photo Editor...... Lym W j JoflaryHomo. Loin-tom, The truth of the matter is that we are discriminate expression is a manifestation of But we cannot halt the ruminations that Graphics Editor...... Doug m ‘ Frat! Traitor neither. The actions of John Hinckley on the crippled psyche. a peculiar device of the abound in the malcontents of the human March 30 were not symptomatic of a peculiar frUstrated. insane and unstable. community. There will always be the few who Copy Editor...... no. em anvieo Em------John Cram ly American epidemic of Violence and insmv violate the boundaries of civility. The in- Asst. Copy Editor...... Karon Fox Circulation Manager...... Vernon Vadia ty. Europeans look down their noses at us in ln tiit .insternation of our distress we seek stances of their discontent. like bolts of per- The Tacnmcon (USPS 465450) is the one: m'm of North Carolin Stain Unhiaraity and la pious disdain IOr what they see as a coniiiiu answers, w uritv. control. 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