moft, VOLUME 16 NUMBER' 7 STONY BROOK, N.Y. FRDY OCOEf.17 -- ML, I (Sony Br4ookup Unve9]aiIed The "Stony Brook Cup,"' a perpetual trophy to IfAt First You Dont Scceed.., be awarded to the outstanding high,school soccer coach of the season in Suffolk County, was unveiled here last week._ Officials of the Suffolk. County Soccer Coaches Association were the first to view the trophy, which will be awarded by the association at its annual post-season dinner this fall. Donated by the soccer progamM at Stony Brook and the University's soccer alumni, the three foot silver cup will. reain with the coach of the winning high school team for one year and then move on to his successor. Soccer coach John-Ramsey noted'. "We feel that the recognition of coaching is sinfcnsince we draw many of our soccqr players from surrounding 4 towns."' This year one-third of the Patriot booters" 18-man squad has come to Stony Brook from Suffolk County high schools. "'Soccer is a very strong sport locally," Ramsey said, "due to the fine quality -of coaching. College coaches from across the country look to Long Island for players who have been taught t14 right way.si In the past, several Pat record holders have come from. Suffolk, including goalie Harry Prince from West Babylon, halfback Jack Esposito from Stony Brook Students Attempted Once Again To Register To Connetquot and center forward Don Foster from Southold. This year the Patriot squad is strengthened by Vote Under Their Campus Addresses, But W~ere Turned Away. five local players:- fullbacks Joe McGeady from Patchogue, Brendan Brophy from Kings Park, and Walter Mayer from Brentwood; goalie Joe Graziano from Commack North; and right wing Kevin O'Brien from Comsewogue. More S ports Students Wi Vote Rte, istration Suit OnPae1 See Story on Page 3 THE 'STONY BROOK CUP' will be presented to me outstanding high school soccer coach in Suffolk County %%- -- - - each season. lqlav - -. -- - AP, Voters Residency Requirements Briefs |News Liberalised By Federal Court lawyer in the case, says that the why it is being denied. Approldmately 20 Stony federal court decision leaves few Acc ording toSchwartz, the Brook students mrbhed grounds for denial of inspectors 4are not being yeterday om the Stony Brook registration. 'I can't conceive of allowed to make the decision the Union to the North Country an instance in whitch a students election law says they should International Element y School in Stony make." Instead, the sworn statement can be administration of Philippine President Ferdinand Brbok to register to vote. The ignored," he The martial law ommissione ofelections ae said The decision Marcos reports a stelp-up in operations against Communist gerra. Sudffolk Board of Elections of the court making the final decisions on states that a student In the latest military operations, three guerillas of the Madoist insptors did not permit the In addition, need not establih intent to live Army were killed and 20 captured. students to reister. Professor registration. People's Schwartz holds that the Suffolk in the community after Steven Schwrtz a faculty graduation. Although Neuborne County Boad of Elections is A bomb-laden car exploded hast night outside a packed pub in a member of Stony Brook Vote, violating the law by not does not challenge the right of Protestant section of Belfast, wrecking the bar and causing at least a oondemned the action as a recording challenges in a bound the commissioners to make the dozen casualties. The British army says at least one person died and "last-ditch eft by Suffolk final decision book with recorded serial he did say, '"o 11 were injured,-five seriously. County" '9 to prevent student numbers. the extent that they don't restration. Russel Ramey, who was decide quickly, wrell go to North Vietnamese forces are reported to be shelling heavily an Altough the students were ordered by Federal District court." artillery post supporting an isdlated South Vietnamese aner camp n formily denied Distration, to reattempt registration, ThomasmJ. attim student along the central coast. Military sources say the small artillery base Court tbey weenot, eithe. was not Keistered. The court coordintor f the Suffolk would be "untenable" if the havy Communist shelling continues. County mcGoen for President The ranger camp has been lated snce September 17, except for rests with theSuffolk County said in prt, "we perceire no basis on which registration could Committee, sad that his one small relief column which m aed to push its way into the Commissioners of Elections. No oraizaton costitutionally be denied to may possibly go to position late last month. datekIs set for the decision. court to seek injunctive relief. plaintiff Ramey..." App ently , Schwartz contends that under Battingly stated, "If these the inspectors did find a basis.- the state Election Law, the people do not respect the Civil Ramey commented, '"this is National election n trs (those people Rights Act of 1965 and the who mn the egstatin tables) exactly what I expected. The Beard has come up with another Voting Rights Act of 1970, must make an immeante these people are subject to wide range of topics from the Vietna delaying tactic. I'm sonrry to say President Nixon covered a decision regardiag the lawsuit Mattingly said that any at a news conference yeaerday. The I have little expectation of War to McGoven and politics qualctions o;f strants to suits. would be brought President said he will not permit the November Electiomns to vote. It the regstration is denied voting in this election." Ramey's personally against the inspectors. influence the timing or terms of a Vietnam settlement. then the ipetors must state Burt Newborne, Nixon said the private negotiations in Paris are at a "sensitive stage" and he said he could not predict whether or when they might succeed. But he said, "If we can make the right kind of a settlement Senate May Block Trade Pact before the November 7 election, we will make it." The president ruled out any halt to the bombing of North Seventy two Senators to a bill introduced by Senator that Nixon raised the fact that furious with the Vietnam before November 7. He said Former President Lyndon announced that they would Jackson's colleague, Senator Congress was W a r r e n Mag n uson exit taxes and might block the Johnson made a "very, very grve mistake" when he did so just block passage of a trade The Magnuson trade agreement, with Soviet before the 1968 election. Soviet-American (D-Washington). agreement unless Rusa proposal would liberalize Foreigh Minister Andrei An angry response from Ralph Nader on what apparently is the rescinded their heavy exit fees East-West trade. However, the Gromyko during their recent defeat of legislation designed to eblish a consumer protection for Jews wishing to leave the Magnuson bill, the Jackson talks. agency. The Senate all but killed the bill yesterday when liberals country. The Senators, almost amendment, and the trade In Adm i n i s t r a t i o n ailed in a third try to cut off a filibuster. Nader says President three-fourths of the Upper agreement are not slated to be conversations with Russian Nixon is responsible for the death of the bill and, in Nader's words, House, introduces an taken up this year. officials on the matter, the Nixon "has once again chosen corporations over consumers." amendmrent to the agreement. Jackson's amendment would Russians insisted that the tax U.S. and IU.SS.R. negotiators not affect the recent gain was an internal matter and not Senator George McGovem called for a new US. foreign policy. He ae working out a package deal purlases by Russia, nor the open to discussion. However, the Department hopes that proposed extension of diplomatic recognition to Mainland China, a which would settle Russia's credit already extended that State nation. But, the amendment because Moscow has never reduction of U.S. fores in Europe by half and prevention of. what Worid War II Lend-Lease debt, plus interest would deny any further credits published details of the tax, it the affairs of other put at $s500million he termed '"reflexive interventionism" in over thirty years. In return, the to the Soviet Union. - might secretly reduce or abolish countries. In a major forein policy speech at Cleveland, McGovemrn United States would extend Publicly,- the White House it. also accused President Nixon of conducting a "six-gun" diplomacy credits and credit guarantees and and the State Department have Administration officials that "insulted" such allies as Japan and India. would pledge to seek opposed Congressional efforts to expect Soviet Communist Party Congressional approval for the link the Jewish question to the chairman Leonid Breshnev to The Labor Department says higher costs for food, gasoline and mrost favored nation treatment Soviet trade agreement. visit the United States next May other fuels sent wholesale prices up last month but only at a for the Soviet Union. This would .However, Senator Jackson said if President Nixon is reelected. moderate three-tenths of one per cent pace. The Department says allow Soviet goods to be that he understood that This would be in return for the cost of meat, fruits and vegetables actually declined in imported into the US. at the President Nixon would not Nixon's trip to Moscow last lowest possible tariff. oppose the proposal. May. No details have been September. The amendment -offered by The Administration reported settled. the seventy-two Senators would prohibit the extension of credits, State credit guarantees or most Big Mac Backs Nixon favorite nation treatments to the By JONATHAN D.