Carey Easily Beats Durye a GOP Takes Comptroller; Drops Attny. Gen. New York (AP)- by 56 percent to 44 Governor Hugh Carey percent. won a big re-election Republican Edward victory over challenger Regan, the Erie County Perry Duryea, the Montauk executive, appeared to have Assemblyman, yesterday, upset New York City defeating Republican efforts comptroller Harrison to turn the balloting into a Goldin in the race for state referendum over the death comptroller. Goldin led in penalty. New York City but trailed He hailed the large voter badly in the rest of the turnout across the state, state. and said that "this goes (See stories, page 7) against all the experts, who On the slate with Carey said there would be as the Democratic indifference, apathy and a candidate for lieutenant low vote." governor was Secretary of Duryea conceded just State Mario Cuomo; before midnight and said he Duryea's running mate on had sent a telegram to the Republican ticket was Carey, "I wish you well." United States With 42 percent of the Representative Bruce state's election districts Caputo of Yonkers. counted, it was Carey 56 Carey, a liberal by percent and Duryea 44 instinct, made fiscal 3 b ull kpv!rcAnnp nf hlr prlcnllt. otU.L)LercentD t AJLyLJ,,, oXV0uy l ·rpetr.int. county, Suffolk, opted for administration and his him by an overwhelming campaign stance. In the past 43,000 vote margin. two years he signed into law The voting produced the the first significant state tax ouster of one major figure cuts in 20 years, and he in state politics - Assembly boasted about a rate of Speaker Stanley Steingut, a growth in the state's budget Democrat, who lost in his which he said was well Brooklyn district. But the below the pace of the basic party control of the big-spending Rockefeller Legislature remained years. -- munehagedO-wUh iJemocrats voter oppo tion to his veto -supporters as a Luuryea. ;,Rockefeller berore Carey But he often cilte as nhis in the majority in the of two death-penalty bills. And the governor won it with an chief accomplishment in Assembly and Republicans But an AP-WNBC poll emphasized his record in 800,000-vote iandslide four office the leadership he in charge of the Senate. indicated that despite cutting taxes and in years ago. It appeared his provided during the fiscal (See stories on pages 5, 8 Duryea's heavy emphasis on engineering New York margin this tinne might be crisis that engulfed him for and 9 for a wrap-up of local capital punishment, voters City's rescue from less than half thiat. the first two years. First a race. ) did not make up their bankruptcy in 1975. In the racee for state huge state borrowing Carey, a Democrat, had minds on that basis. Carey The Republicans had attorney generEal. Democrat agency and then New York started out behind in the got almost as many votes held the governor's mansion Robert Abranns defeated City and finally the state polls and suffering from from death-penalty for 16 years under Nelson Republican Michael Roth (Continued on page 2) MMWI'L - F, The Winners, and How They Ran Decisive NaowNarrow Win In the Attorney Gener- In a narrow victory, in- al race. Bronix Borotigh cumbent Democratic As- President Robert Abrams semblyman George Hoch- won a decisi e viclorv I)rueckner (I)-Coram) ov€r (GOP candidate won reelection to the Sec- Michael Roth. This was ond District seat. iHoch- Albrams' second try for brtieckner has long been lie office. In his first try an advocate of complet- hIe was narrowly defeated. ing the Stony Brook cam- St!or on page 7. pus. Story on page 8. Surprise In the First Congres- Incumbent GOP State sional District. County Senator Ken LaValle (R- Legislator William Car- Port Jefferson) easily won ney (R-C.Hautppauge) up- reelection over Demo- set Democratic opponent cratic opponent Neil John Randolph. Brook- Fischer. In addition. the haven Town Supervisor Republicans won all the who was favored by the State Senate races in Suf- polls to win. folk. Story on page 9. Story on page 5.

--- Duryea Comes Up Short As Duryea Beaten

By MARK SCHUSSEL

New York - Last night, at the New York Hilton Perry Duryea Headquarters, with its small and unenthusiastic crowd, the band started the evening off with "This Could Be the Start of Something Big," but in the end that something was big for Governor Hugh Carey and not Duryea. The Duryea team wouldn't call it quits, though. Republican Campaign Manager Jerry Axinfeld to the podium at around 10:30 PM and said, "It may be a long evening and we'll be coming back here making a victory speech." PERRYDURYEA his lossconcedes Governor Hugh Carey last night in New York Cit to Others, such as supporter Martin Auerbach PERRY DURYEA concedes his loss to Governor Hugh Carey last night in New York City. compared the "Duryea race to the Truman race Following Duryea, his running mate, Yonkers there's a death penalty that criminal will think of 1948," where Dewey had the election Congressman Bruce Caputo also conceded. twice befor he commits the crime." clenched until all the ballots were counted. Caputo said, "I feel we did make a statement All evening long, the juge Hilton ballroom was Earlier in the evening, with two percent of the that New Yorker's want stronger criminal laws sparsely inhabited. There were just as many, if polls reported in Carey was favored 64 percent and they're going to get it." not more, reporters than supporters present. The to Duryea's 36 percent. By 11:00 PM the Carey The issue of the criminal justice system has supporters, except for Erdelyi, were not very lead had shrunk 56 tO 44 percent. But at 11:55 been a point of major contention in this year's spirited. Many had left before Duryea make his PM,the challenger admitted his defeat by gubenatorial election. Duryea is an advocate of speech. One supporter, Marsha Bachi said at the sending a telegram to the Governor. He said that the death penalty, but Carey has vetoed such evening's conclusion, "I'm tired, it was boring, they'll be back, although reports claim that a legislation twice. It seems that Duryea has been and I'm glad its over." loss would end his political career. basically a one issue candidate. At his Positive Campaign "Congratulations on your victory, I wish you headquarters. there were large banners that read, Former New York State Republican well, I hope with you, that New York State will "Duryea for Governor, He's tough on crime." Chairman Richard Rosenbaum said, "Governor again become the Empire State. You sill have In addition, a major part of his support is due Carey has made a positive campaign," and that my support in reaching that goal," stated to his stand on the subject. Sixty-eight year old "upstate will support downstate candidates is a Duryea to his supporters, the press and the Joseph Erdelyi, attracted much attention by total myth." citizens of New York State. "We can stand here walking around with a sign that read: "In New Rosenbaum said he feels that the Republicans with our heads held high because we lost like York State give me the death penalty or 'give have come to an end of an era, and believes that champions," added Duryea. me death."' Erdelyi told Statesman that "if a restructuring of the party is forthcoming. Duryea Loss Could End Long Political Career New York (AP) - Perry the Assembly where he has began his gubernatorial popular an issue as he speaker's chair in 1969 after Duryea, a wealthy lobster served as Republican campaign 11 months ago, expected. Carey opposes the GOP gained control of dealer, saw his long-held minority leader for the past Carey was so unpopular the death penalty and the lower house. And it was dream of becoming New four years. that the Republican started vetoed two death penalty as speaker that he first York's governor disappear But the 57-year-old out ahead in the polls. But bills, but favors other tough gained statewide notice for last night as he suffered a Duryea, who describes as the campaign went on anti-crime measures. his stormy tussles crushing defeat in his bid to with himself as a "bit of a and Duryea's public Duryea also ran into former Governor Nelson unseat Democratic fatalist," had often said he recognition improved, his trouble in wooing votes in Rockefeller . He still counts Governor Hugh Carey. would be happy to return lead declined. traditionally Democratic those rumbles - which he The loss is expected to to private life and get out of The death penalty, which New York City as a result sometimes won - as mark the end of Duryea's his the hectic world of politics. he supports and initially of his opposition in 1975 to proudest legislative 18-year political career. To Though Duryea was little sought to make a major key elements of a plan to moments. run for governor, Duryea known outside his native issue in the campaign, did save the city from Duryea moved back to had to relinquish his seat in Suffolk County when he not turn out to be as bankruptcy. the position of the Duryea, whose father and relatively powerless grandfather were both minority leader in 1975 Carey an Easy active in state politics, had when the power balance Winner his eyes on the governor's again shifted in favor of the seat almost from the day he Democrats, and he (Continued from page 1) not joined even by other found of the Republican bloc in arrived in the State the last four years government Republican hard to itself were leaders. the Assembly for 10 years, Assembly in 1961. bear. faced with the threat of Duryea, for his part, for six as speaker. Except for the setback of By his own account, bankruptcy, but all invested much of his hopes he Clashed an indictment on a decided to run for governor survived. Money was too in the issue of the death During that time, he misdemeanor charge almost as much out tight to allow room for the penalty, which Carey of occasionally clashed with involving "dirty tricks" in ' boredom'' kind of big-spending new vetoed but which polls and Rockefeller over the growth several Assembly races in "frustration" with programs most politicians showed the voters minority of state taxes and the 1972, Duryea's rise through leadership role, like to leave in their supported. as out of his budget. But in the campaign the state's political ranks own personal ambition. records. Carey instead Duryea also attacked he found himself on the was swift and nimble. Duryea, emphsized a crackdown on Carey for inreasing business whose home defensive for what Carey In the Assembly, he rose overlooks the ocean at nursing- home scandals, taxes in 1975 - an increase said was $3.6 billion in to become minority leader tougher prison terms for the challenger said financed Montauk, has always said Rockefeller over the tax in less than six years, a that "my greatest love is the violent crimes, and other the election year's cuts in increases he voted for or rapid rise by legislative programs that cost little or income and corporate levies sea," not politics. And his shepherded through the standards. He comented the business no money. - and for not doing enough interests may prove Assembly. loyalty of his fellow enough to keep him He focused a major part to restore the state's faltering Aside from the death Republican legislators of his attack on Duryea on economy. occupied, although he had, penalty and the debates during those years by his at least on paper, turned the fact that his opponent Lobster Dealer about the past, the willingness to travel the over management of his voted against most of the A 57 year old, wealthy gubernatorial candidates state - often piloting his lobster and fiscal rescue measures he lobster dealer from seafood were frequently in own plane - and appear at wholesaling put forward in 1975, a Montauk on Long Island, business to his agreement on the major party gatherings. son, stance in which Duryea was Duryea has been the leader Chip, before the issues. Duryea moved into the campaign.

Pale? _ November 8, iPae? STATESMAN November 8, 1978 Carey Takes a Bitter Race of Governor Has a GoodNight

with By RICH BERGOVOY remarks by former Carey's campaigning IKE JANKOWITZ Presidential Advisor Midge convincing voters to cut LIVIA ZAFFIRIS Costanza, the Governor was through the emotional escorted to the platform by issues and "look at the New York- "It's an honor guard of record" which they believed gratifying to win - it's even "Scotsmen" bearing favored Carey. But another more gratifying when you bagpipes, while the band observer said, "I don't think don't sacrifice your played "Happy Days Are Carey won. I think Duryea principles," said Governor Here Again," a thought lost." The observer, who Hugh Carey to the crowd of which Carey reaffirmed in declined to give his name, enthusiastic supporters his speech. also cited Duryea's gathered last night at the "Before I had said that conflicting tax returns, and Statler Hilton Hotel. the days of wine and roses his over-emphasis of the The proclamation of are over," he quipped, "But death penalty issue. victory came shortly after now the time for sipping Lieutenant Governor-elect midnight, when Republican the wine of victory is here. Mario Cuomo had earlier opponent Perry Duryea Don't spare yourselves; have refuted his running mates conceded defeat. Carey was one on me." The Governor supposed behavior as elected to a second four made what he called a "remote, aloof, and year term as the state's "personal announcement" incompetent." highest executive after which left observers Cuomo himself was coming back from a 20 speculating about his elated over the victory. point lag in the public marriage plans to "Winning is much opinion polls. But the companion Ann Ford sweeter than losing," he outcome was clear. By the Uzielli. commented. time . the Governor "I will no longer be Other supporters shared announced his re-election, aloof, alone, grumpy", he in the jubilation. New York HUGH CAREY addresses supporters last night during his victory he led Duryea by a margin said, asking his supporters City Mayor Edward Koch speech. of 56 to 44 percent of the to help him with his "new who appeared calm, But perhaps the feelings In a victory speech that tabulated vote. -A large campaign". William relaxed, and quite often of many of the supporters lasted nearly 45 minutes, turnout apparently helped Redmond, an employee of said that he was looking were summed up by the Carey thanked nearly the 59 year old Democrat the state Economic .forward to a "continued response of campaign everyone, especially the incumbent, who received Development Board, called working partnership with coordinator for state-wide people of New York, harsh criticism from his it ''an obtuse the Governor." campus affairs and SB claiming it was "their opponent over his support announcement by a very "He and I are old friends. alumnus Susan victory." He also injected a of legalization of abortion clever Irishman with an Personally, I'm just Herschkowitz serious note when he paid and his opposition to the ulterior motive." Vigorous delighted for the city of "I'm glad it's over. It was tribute to State Democratic death penalty. campaigning was attributed New York that he won. We long, hard, painful, Chairman Dominic "The politics of death by many observers as the have here a mayor and a pleasurable, frustrating, Baranello of Centereach, have no place in New York cause of his governor who are not only rewarding - and somehow I who could not attend State," he told the crowd. come-from-behind victory. members of the same party, enjoyed every minute of because of the death of his After a few laudatory Many observers credited bur are also friends." it." mother. ,a- no-%. Carey Cabinet Members Quitting? New York (AP)- There will be at least half a Health, Environmental Conservation, Labor, Peter Berle said he would stay if asked, but he dozen top level resignations in Governor Hugh Motor Vehicles and the Division of Youth. has disagreed with Carey on such things as Carey's cabinet, the New York Times reported The report also said it was uncertain whether pollutions of the Hudson River and the yesterday, hours before Carey's landslide Judah Gribetz would continue as Carey's Westway highway project in Manhattan. victory was apparentt. counsel, that press secretary David Murray Youth: Director Peter Edelman reportedly The newspaper salid those expected to leave would likely move to another job in the asked to leave several months ago for personal include the heads of the departments of Metropolitan administration, and that Harold reasons, but agreed to stay through the Fisher's role handling the Metropolitan elections. He was reportedly miffed by Carey's Transportation Authority (MTA) would acceptance of tough new penalties for young

4 * *- oprobably be reduced. criminals. No one was available for comment on the Motor Vehicles: Commissioner James 0 I . I report at the governor's press offices yesterday Melton was criticized by a State Investigations in Albany and New York City. But Edward Commission report last year, but a spokesman O'Neill, a spokesman for Motor Vehicles said there was "not a hint" Melton would be Commissioner James Melton labelledthe report leaving. "speculative at best." Labor: Commissioner Philip Ross also Carey's top aide, Robert Morgado, was reportedly planned to leave at the end of quoted as saying, "Any administration after Carey's first term. four years has to take stock of itself, look at its The report said there was friction between strengths and weaknesses, and try to correct Gribetz, a former New York City deputy some of the latter and improve on the former." mayor, and Morgado. The Times attributed the story to "high Murray became Carey's third press secretary ranking state officials" who asked not to be about a year ago. The report said his likely identified. The aides said part of the changes successor is Michael Patterson, a former New were a "natural evolution" after Carey's first York Daily News reporter who became Carey's term, and that many of those involved had campaign press secretary during the newspaper already asked to leave after serving four years. strike. By agency, those expected to go are: Health As for the MTA, Carey has been critical of Commissioner Robert Whalen had his power its operations under Fisher, a longtime political significantly cut by the creation of a new ally. While Fisher's term as chairman runs until Office of Health Systems Management to 1981, Carey was expected to name a president control medical costs. to oversee day-to-day operations of the giant SttatRihC aoa BebE gtransportatin ol a y. HUIGH CAREY Environmental Conservation: Commissioner transportation agency.

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By TOM CHAPPELL Liberal Party Candidate Dorothy Samek was trailing Smithtown - County with 2,693 votes. Legislator Bill Carney Carney, a Conservative became the first member of running with Republican the Conservative party to support, attributed his win a seat in the House of victory to an issue oriented Representatives as he canpaign. He said that his defeated Democrat John stand against high taxes was Randolph by a two to one instrumental in his victory. margin in the First Prior to the election both Congressional District. candidates had predicted a Carney will succede Otis close race. However,Carney Pike (D-Riverhead) who said he was "plea- retired after holding the santly surprised" to seat for 18 years. find that late returns With 382 of 394 election showed him leading districts reporting Carney Randolph by so large a was leading Randolph, who margin. is currently serving as The crowd that gathered Brookhaven Town at Carney headquarters in Supervisor, by a vote total Smithtown early in the A SURPRISED AND JOYOUS CROWD mills about a Carney Headquarters last night. of 104,111 to 62,622. evening was subdued as campaign workers took to supporters. Carney, visibly Carney praised his word spread that Governor the dance floor. But, elated, began his victory opponent and the campaign Hugh Carey was the because of confusion over speech by repeating "Thank he ran, calling Randolph "a projected winner over which election districts had you" several times while dynamite guy." He added challenger Perry Duryea reported, Carney's Press waiting for the crowd to that other politicians should (R-Montauk) in the race for Secretary Paul Deckelman quiet down. take a lesson from the race Governor. But the cautioned against "It's a tremendous in the First Congressional atmosphere changed to one over-optimism. By the time moment for Bill Carney," District. "Then maybe we of quiet optimism as early Carney arrived at his the new Congressman said, can restore some faith in returns showed Carney headquarters there was no "And it's a tremendous politicians. I've run in a few holding a slight lead over doubt that he had won a moment for the elections. This time I can Randolph. landslide victory. Conservative Party. Of say that my opponent was a After Carney surged way Immediately after his course we couldn't have nice guy, a gentleman. He ahead in the late returns the arrival Carney took the done it without the ran a professional campaign gathering took on the aura podium along with his wife cross-endorsement. I'd like which stuck to the issues." of a victory celebration as and two children amidst the to thank the Republican During the course of his WILLIAM CARNEY the band played and ecstatic cheers of his Party." (Continued on page 15) ... Who Blames Brookhaven

By NATHANIEL RABINOVICH At 11:20 last night Randolph, being able to serve in the House of dressed in a dark pinstriped suit, Representatives, he added that he Patchogue- Brookhaven Town entered his campaign headquarters was sad for his wife and staff, "who ItLFb Supervisor John Randolph lost to in Hauppauge with his wife and have lived six months for tonight. LAMtlrAN HtADJUA Suffolk County legislator William conceded defeat to a crowd of They've done a fantastic job." Carney last night in his attempt to disappointed supporters. I'll still work as supervisor [in i RANDOLPH I seek the First District Congressional "I've won some and I've lost Brookhaven Town]" Randolph t nO CONGRSS seat, occupied by Democrat Otis some," Randolph said in his brief went on to say. "I'll still be Pike (D-Riverhead) the last 18 speech. "I'm going to concede my Brookhaven's favorite son." This years. election to Mr. Carney. It was a comment brought more applause to Carney, a Conservative, receiving good race. We fought hard." the room. the endorsement of numerous Randolph added that he found Randolph later admitted to Republican Party members, out 15 minutes earlier that he was reporters that he decided to defeated Randolph, the Democratic behind Carney by about 6,000 concede at about 9:05 last night. Party candidate, in the race to fill votes, at which point a supporter "We had information from about the seat that the retiring Pike is said, "We're 100 percent behind 10 [electionl districts. You could vacating. you ." This brought applause to the tell right away," he said. Late last night Carney was ahead room. Randolph's media consultant of Randolph by a l (n:: f 101.111 Randolph described his sadness Shaun Gerien said he felt that to 62,622, .wilnnli: :i$2 (out of at losing as "twofold." In addition Randolph, who ended up 394 election distr!ct. to his disappointment about not with less votes than Carney from Brookhaven Town residents, received a lower than expected turnout from this group because a DISAPPOINTED SUPPORTORS hangout large number of Brookhaven outside Randolph headquarters last night. residents wanted Randolph to Randolph's defeat came as remain in his position as supervisor somewhat of a surprise, since a and therefore voted against him. recent Newsday poll showed him to The population of the town of be slightly ahead of Carney, though Brookhaven comprises more than the race had been considered close half the population of the First from the start. Randolph, who had District Congressional, which received the endorsements of both extends from the eastern edge of Pike and United States Senator -Huntington to Montauk and Edward Kennedy Orient Point * (D-Massachussets), based his Earlier, however, Gerein campaign on the need to reduce predicted that Randolph would win taxes, government spending, and by "as much as 7,000 votes, once inflation, as well as the need for we get the Brookhaven Town regional status and separate regional returns in." planning powers. EffJOHN w...... DANrDLf ·

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New York (AP)- Robert wife, Diane, Abrams Abrams defeated claimed victory a little after Republican Michael Roth in 10 PM, calling his election the race last night for state "a broad mandate from the attorney general. people of New York. They Just four years ago want an attorney general Abrams, a Democrat, lost a who's independent of close, bitter battle to Louis special interests and one Lefkowitz, the longtime who's ready to go to bat for chief law officer in the them." state, who did not run for Roth, 47, had practiced reelection after five terms in law for 20 years, gaining the office. statewide attention when he With 40 percent of the was appointed head of the vote in, the 40-year-old New York State Liquor Abrams had 883,693 votes, Authority in 1974. During while Roth, seeking election his 21/-year tenure in that for the first time, garnered job, Roth had cracked 677,298. down on topless bars. Abrams, the Bronx During the campaign, Borough president, ran a Roth, who also had campaign emphasizing Conservative Party backing, swte political independence and attacked Abrams for an t. consumer advocacy, a alleged lack of legal similar tact taken by the experience. Abrams says he 73-year-old Lefkowitz, who was engaged in the practice ... But Roth Refuses to Concede served as New York's of law for six years. By DANIEL ROTH and JEFF HORWITZ "CBS predicts Bob Abrams, the first attorney general for 22 Roth also criticized democratic attorney general in forty years. Abrams' opposition to the Just one hour after the polls closed last years." "Seventy percent," someone in the Accompanied by his death penalty. night, Bronx Borough President Robert crowd calls out. Getto explained "Lewis Abrams declared victory in his race against Lefkowitz' greatest victory was...68 Republican Mike Roth for the State percent. That's the magic number to beat." Attorney General post with only 2 percent As he spoke, the crowd grew more of the vote in. But at 1 AM this morning, enthusiastic. He introduced other speakers. Roth still refused to concede the race, Rockland County District Attorney, Ken maintaining that most upstate totals had Gribbets, declared "We have one of the not yet come in while he was gaining largest victories ever," and that "Bob quickly. Early returns had him trailing Abrams will turn the attorney general's Abrams by 38 percent of the vote, but that office around." City Councilwoman Miriam margin had closed to 10 percent. Friedman saw the "beginning of a new In the second floor lobby of the world for the people of N.Y. "Former New Warwick Hotel, spectators could already York City Mayor Robert Wagner sense the party-like atmosphere of Abram's announced "I'm glad to be at a victory headquarters. And it was even more evident celebration...of a campaign started a long in the Warwick Room, adorned with time ago." decorations, balloons, and color television At 9:50 PM, CBS, with 2 percent of the sets laced about it. Approximately 150 votes in, showed 69percent for Abrams. people there appeared happy and Shortly afterwards, Abrams entered the optimistic as they joyously sipped free room for his victory speech as the band drinks, and listened to the band. Then played "Happy Days Are Here Again." The Abrams' Campaign Manager Ethan Getto crowd, which had now swelled to about began to speak at the podium at the front 300 people, ecstatically mobbed their man of the room. (Continued on page 10) UcROBE ABAKMMS Comptroller Race Ends in Upset NewYork (AP) - Erie County statewide office, Perry Duryea for ended with each candidate insisting The victor, with a yearly salary Executive Edward Regan handily governor and Michael Roth for he was more qualified to keep the of $60,000 and an almost defeated Democrat Harrison J. attorney general. state's checkbook. 2,000-member staff, also oversees Goldin in the race yesterday for the "It's nice to know a western New Edward Regan, Republican $10 billion in assets of the state state comptroller's post. Yorker can go to the Big Apple," executive of Erie County and the pension fund and, in no easy feat, Goldin, the city comptroller here Regan said in a modest "I'm ahead, only upstate candidate on the replaces Arthur Levitt, retiring after and the favorite in the race, had I think I won" speech about 1 AM, statewide ballot, voted yesterday six terms as the state's finance czar. held a large lead based on early this morning. He called the returns morning in Buffalo and spent the Lack of integrity in the "other" returns, mostly from New York "thrilling. I'm happy." day with his family before flying candidate was equally important in City. But as the vote counting "I ran very well in the city and here to join Republicans en masse the campaign. Each ran on his own continued, Regan slowly and New York metropolitan area and for election returns. record, damning the record of his steadily erased the Goldin lead and I'm very gratified...I'm very thrilled Harrison J. Goldin, Democrat opponent. surged ahead. for that," Regan said, adding, comptroller of New York City, Goldin's chief thrust as the With about 68 percent of the "After that campaign, I'm numb, voted before appearing briefly in candidate with name recognition vote counted, the Republican win or lose." his office and then going home. He was on 'experience and winner - the only upstate Regan said the Republican Party was to join Democrats at another professional qualifications, and to candidate on the statewide ballot - might learn "some lessons" in the midtown hotel Tuesday night. talk about getting more out of the led Goldin 1,549,115 to 1,402,580 fact that he was the only person on Integrity was a key word in the dollar in the public treasury," he votes, or a 52-to-48 percent that ticket to win. Part of his race for comptroller, who signs all said Tuesday through a spokesman. breakdown. appeal, he said, was that he's "a state checksand has power to audit Goldin pointed often to his role Regan's victory was achieved in city person and believes in helping all state agencies, 57 counties, 62 as conservative watchdog over city the face of smashing defeats cities. That's my background and cities, 930 towns, 556 villages, 745 coffers in 1975 when, he says, all suffered by the other two that's what I'm about." school districts, and 6,268 special others were fiscally extravagant. Republican candidates for The race for state comptroller districts. (Continued on page 14)

November 8, 1978 STATESMAN . Page 7 Some Old Faces Are Gones, Hochbrueckner Wins Again By JOE PANHOLZER turned to jubilation as Hochbrueckner prepared to speak. Port Jefferson-Incumbent Second District Attributing the closeness of the race to the Assemblyman .George Hochbrueckner issues, a confindent yet restrained (D-Coram) defeated Republican challenger Hochbrueckner said, "It was the issues, most Steven Burke last night in a race that was closer especially our position on the death penalty," than had been expected. which he opposes, favoring instead life sentences With 90 out of 97 election districts reporting, for convicted murders without parole, "that Hochbrueckner, a graduate of the State made for a tight race. It was a tough year for University of New York at Oyster Bay (the Democrats in Suffolk County, but the results former location of the State University at Stony seem to indicate that this will change." Brook) led his opponent 18,447 to 17,440. According to Hochbrueckner the 1,000 vote In a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, margin of victory would have been much wider campaign workers, family members and close if Perry Duryea had not carried the Suffolk friends waited for returns at Hochbrueckner's County vote. election night headquarters. And the crowd at Hochbrueckner then congratulated the other the banquet room of Port Jefferson's Wagon Democratic winners in the State Assembly and Wheel Restaurant reacted each time the vote said that he anticipates a fairly productive Members of Hochbrueckner's campaign staff tallies were updated. second term as Assemblyman. "It was the agreed that he is the candidate most in touch The race was closer than most of the crowd people that were responsible for getting us those with the issues in the Second Assembly district. had expected, and supporters seemed reluctant 1,000 votes and I will continue to work for One campaign worker called Hochbrueckner the to take Hochbrueckner's lead as an assurance of you," he said. one who identifies with the working man and as victory. Elected to his seat in 1974, Among the priorities Hochbrueckner forsees a rsult will do the most for their benefit. Hochbrueckner was the first Democrat to take for this term are a lowering of high property Victor Rodrigues, a resident of Port Jefferson the district. taxes, and a continuing of tax breaks for the Station who has worked for Hochbrueckner's At about midnight, Hochbruckner entered the elderly. In addition Hochbrueckner has campaign from the st said, "A lot of room and acknowledged his victory to his previously stated that he will attempt to initiate politicians are rich guys who have lost touch campaign supporters. The mood of the crowd, legislation for the construction of a bridge from with the people. George, however, tries to get which until then had been pensive, quickly Suffolk County to Connecticut. things going for the little man." Burke Meets Defeat in Close Assembly Contest By CHRIS FAIRHALL Hanes, at 12 AM, when asked if At 9:50 PM yesterday vote tallies lot of effort but just not enough." he had seen Burke, replied, "I started coming in from the He continued, "the Republican Blue Point - At 12:40 AM (this haven't seen him yet. He may be Gubenatorial race, but it was not party is back where it belongs," morning) Steve Burke was trailing milling around somewhere." untilalmost 11PM that tallies came in referring to a number of races that George Hochbrueckner in the Suffolk County Republican for the 2nd assembly race. Before Republicans won. The last thing he Assembly 2nd District race by over Coordinator of Student Votes John Burke's tally was pnnted one could said to the crowd was 500 votes. By this time Ray confirmed he had seen Burke hear people saying how he was "Burke-Hochbrueckner is still too Hochbrueckner, the Coram prior to 12:30. "He was here, found leading Hockbrueckner by a small close too call." Democrat had given a victory out he was losing and went upstairs margin. When Ray was talked to at 10:15 speech at his headquarters in Port and left," Ray said. "He's going to However, when the tallies were PM he had high hopes for all the Jefferson and Suffolk County lose but he was supposed to win." printed on the board there was a Republican candidates. "The Republican Chairman Gilbert Hanse Not only was it impossible to look of disappointment on two of Assembly will carry it in every one had conceded Burke's defeat. find Burke, but when people were his campaign workers' faces. This exceptAllen and Bianchi(candidates With the tallies close and not all asked what they thought of him did not compare to the sorrow running for the 3rd Assembly election districts returning results, most replied that they were either expressed by the crowd when seat)." He continued, "it will be Hanse was noncommital about the campaign workers for New York Hanse announced that Duryea had Duryea 2:1 in Suffolk County." possibility of a recount. He replied, State Senator Kenneth LaValle or been defeated by incumbent When asked how the high voter "that decision hasn't been made Gubenatorial candidate Perry Governor Hugh Carey in his turnout would affect the yet." He added, however, "if it's Duryea. election bid. Republicans, Ray replied, "we only few votes I would certainly Burke campaign worker Bob Hanse addressed the crowd of predicted this would be a record say yes." Tannucci said it was "going to be over 450, "Ladies and gentlemen- I turnout in New York State." Reporters and photographers had tough" for his candidate to win the know that every person in this By the end of the evening Ray not seen Burke all night, however at seat. Ray Furchak said he was room feels very sad because of our seemed dissapointed that his 11:40 PM some of his campaign working for Burke because Burke favorite man losing to the predictions were wrong. "What can workers said they had seen him. "gave more for the little guy." incumbent Governor. . .there was a I sav " he said -- %.I , .... .Me Era Comes to End, as Steingut Loses Election IL IF - - -- - New York (AP)- their candidate trailing In other races. from early danger of losing a single seat must still win the approval Assemblyman Stanley 10,056 votes to 8,985, with returns, the Democrats to the Democrats - a of his colleagues when the Steingut, for the past four nearly all districts reporting. appeared certain to retain Queen's seat the GOP had Legislature reconvenes next years the speaker of the Weinstein, addressing control of the Assembly - won in a special election January if he wants to take state's lower legislative reporters late in the evening where they had 89 members only a little over a year ago. over Steingut's job. body, lost the Brooklyn at the California Lounge, to the republicans' 61 - But while a number of Republicans in the seat he held for nearly three said it had been "a rough 'although their margin was other seats in that house Assembly will also have to decades yesterday to campaign. I think we should -expected to shrink by two appeared to be changing pick a new chief to replace Democratic newcomer walk through the to four seats. That loss, hands, none seemed likely Perry Duryea, their retiring Murray Weinstein. community hand-in-hand to ironically, does not include to change parties. minority leader, who was Conceding before a heal those wounds." Steingut, who ran The most important defeated in his bid to packed audience at the Asked why he thought technically as the Liberal change, though, was in the become governor. Madison Democratic Club, Steingut had been defeated, Party candidate after being speaker's chair, which is Jeremy Weinstein's Steingut said he was "proud Weinstein . said: "He defeated by Weinstein in now expected to go to victory over James Sullivan of my 26 years of public understood power, but he the September 12 Stanley Fink, another in the race to succeed service. I pray I have used didn't understand people. Democratic primary. Brooklyn Democrat. Republican Sheldon Farber those years well." He was not responsive to The Senate Republicans, Fink, the house's returned to the Democratic Unofficial returns from the needs of the going into the election with majority leader, won side of the aisle a Senate the Steingut camp showed community." a 36-24 majority, were in re-election handily, but (Continued on page 16)

,17 Pag 8 TTSA ovme .Pag6 8 STATESMAN November 8, 1978 While Voters Return Others LaValle Tops Fischer In Virtual Landslide were posted,LaValle himself By ERIK. L. KELLER was fairly confident of the Bluepoint - "Who's the outcome. "From what I leader from the state that's have heard from fellow made for you and me? councilmen and supporters, K-E-N L-A-V-A-L-L-E ," it looks encouraging," said sang many supporters and LaValle relatives of victorious First At Republican district Senator Ken LaValle Headquarters in Bluepoint, (R,C-Port Jefferson), to the LaValle seemed to be the tune of the "Mickey Mouse most visible candidate since Club" theme song. his large group of And typifying the mood supporters took up at least was LaValle's theme song, four rows of seats and the REPUBLICANSUFFOLK CHAIRMANREPUBLICAN Gilbert Hanse announces Duryea'sDuryeas defeat lastlast night. written by his Leglislative media representives SUFFOLK aide Edie Guberman. The interviewed and from both LaValle and the night- "Cut the budget certainty, LaValle's song is intended to convey photographed LaValle supporters were large since for spending and therefore supporters were concerned the high morale LaValle relentlessly. even though the first tallies reduce taxes," said LaValle about the delay in the keeps in his office, says As Lavalle first entered were not posted until 11:10 adding, "I want to broaden posting of LaValle's vote Guberman. "The senator the headquarters, he PM, television totals had circuit breaker tax relief so count. The mood of keeps up morale. So to warmly greeted friends with Lavalle clearly ahead from that it can include families LaValle's supporters went spark it up, I wrote a dumb kisses and hugs. Any friend the very beginning. that really need it." from loud and happy to song. It's not really dumb," who was without a drink LaValle's main theme The campaign was much nervous and cautious. Not stated Guberman. was quickly asked, "Want throughout his campaign easier the second time until after midnight when Before his vote tallies anything to drink?" Smiles was repeated throughout around, according to LaValle 's win was uuoerman.u.e. r m a n. "-Last_a t electone e c! o n estaollsnea,e _s a_L I:i __isn alan i.a Lne -- we had to search for senator's friends break into interviews or coffees; this hugs, laughs and kisses. time they just came." LaValle said in a hoarse LaValle's workers and voice that he was not going family pointed to to give a victory speech. experience as the one big "No, I think we're going to factor that made LaValle a leave soon," he remarked, better choice than adding, "It will be a democratic nominee pleasure to represent the Fischer. Guberman said the people in the first senatorial differences were, district. That's all. Thank "Experience, knowledge, you." everything. The senator is Crowd of Supporters very generous and he is a Lavalle went back to his very good boss. He's my crowd of supporters boss." warmly embracing his LaValle s mother-in-law daughter and wife. They Adrienne Kershaw said, "He were all smiling while worked very hard and LaValle was congratulated deserved to be re-elected. and slapped on the back. But then again I'm biased." Looking slightly haggard Kershaw lives in Mineola and forcing smiles,LaValle and was unable to help her continued smiling and son-in-law but said, "I gave shaking hands and talking moral support." to friends as he had for the

_,E.R-k i: i| . U__411.1 .' "" Although it seemed a entire evening.-- MARIA LOPEZ gives State Senator KenLaValle a congratulatory hug Iaer nis iansiUiCe Va.ory.

- - __'I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~N - 04~~~~~~~ - ,, , "O-W1 A Proposition 13 Fever Strikes Su bolk County defeated Democratic opponent Court and then reinstated by the proposals by minority special By LAWRENCE RIGGS Neil Fischer 76,062 to 31,674 State Appellate Division Court interest groups easily legislated. Proposition 13 fever seemed to votes. In the Second district, will allow the citizens of Suffolk The Democrats fared better in reach epidemic proportions in Northport lawyer James Lack County to directly amend the State Assembly races taking four Suffolk County last night as most narrowly won the seat vacated by county charter and hence vote on of the 10 seats in the county. of the State Legislature posts were Senator Barnard Smith who is "Proposition 13" style intiative Incumbents George filled by Republicans promising retiring after this year. He referendums. Hochbrueckner (D-Coram), I.W. tax cuts, the controversial County defeated County Legislator The requirement is for a Bianchi (D-East Patchogue), Paul Question Number 1 passed by a Robert Mrazek (D-Centerport) by petition with 1,000 signatures with Harenberg (D- Bayport) and Lewis four to one margin, and a 2,766 vote margin with 190 of at least 50 coming from each of Yevoli (D-Bethpage) all were Conservative Party Candidate 218 election districts counted. Suffolk's 10 towns. If the County re-elected although some races, William Carney defeated favorite In the Third District, Legislature refuses to place the such as that in the second district, Brookhaven Town Supervisor incumbent Caesar Trunzo easily petitioners' proposals on the were closer than expected. John Randolph for the first defeated his Democratic ballot in the next election, its In the race for County District Congressional seat. opponent, as did incumbent Owen decision can be overridden if Comptroller, Democrat Stephen The Republicans swept the Johnson in the fourth District. enough signatures are collected on Hartman was defeated by County State Senate races. In the First County Proposition Number 1, a new petition. Legislature Presiding Officer district, incumbent Ken LaValle which was first ruled struck from Opponents of this question Joseph Caputo, by over 50,000 the ballot by the State Supreme claimed that it makes legislative votes. (R-Port Jefferson) overwhelmingly A - m l p LN

November 8, 1978 STATESMAN Page 9 .OOOOOOO....OOOOO.O.O.ee*00'000000000 8 TYPEWRITERS STUDENT &fACULY DISCOUNTS WE TYPE ANYTHING *Abrams Wins REPAIRED-SOLD-RENTED SPECIAL STUDENT RATES (Continued from pg ) PFRF PICKUP AND DELIVERY _ as he made his wav to the podium. "Did typewriter we disappoint anyone?" he 2676 MeddleCountry Roed asked. "No" answered the crowd. " Are we happy,"he I (.le8 east of Sm9th Hai n MA8 S returned. "Yes!" 981-4888 Abrams praised and "thanked his family, labor leaders, campaign workers, his Bronx DA's office staff, and other political leaders for his victory. He identified himself as the ''independent cnadidate."independent of "the utilities and big businesses" as he has so often in this campaign, and said that the "people have elected me to be their lawyer, their advocate." Already that night Abrams had spoken to Lefkowitz to affect "an NEW DI orderly transition of fIOURS:lO t power" and promised

guEu g.veCx nLUUI aau build a great law office. Then the man who had visited 62 counties and had spoken to 18 million people Iert to go to Iovemor ITHE KING...... lern to go to uovernor Carey's headquarters while supporters cheered and applauded. A very different atmosphere pervaded the small hotel bedroom suite that was Roth's headquarters. A subdued and relaxed group fluctuating through the night from 20 to 40 people, watched the TV election coverage and conversed with one another. Unlike the wildness of Abrams crowd, Roth's team seemed like a tight group of friends, who hoped for the best, but expected otherwise. Roth's travel secretary John Burkly, saw the biggest campaign problem being that "we didn't know how strong Bob Abrams was," and complained of lack of money. When Roth entered, greeted by the crowd, obviously composed of his personal friends, he called his opponent "a demagogue with a six vear headstart." that's the greatest. The one that's flarene-broiled not fried, juicy "e could not raise as not dry. Only Burger King makes the WIhopper-the big sandwich much money as we wanted," he said, and that's fixed your way! So, come on in, get yourself a Whopper. thaned his supporters for Cut out the coupon and have a second one on us. "a tremendouseffort for a -mm m m_ m -_ _ _ _ m I -_m_-mmmmmm__ - man who was unknown m -=. I A.1L__ -mo-~~~~~~tre tn a g.--- _1I ------itnree months ago." I I n niDouble When Duryea and Caputo no SDouble ^Do uOble I conceded to their eeseburger s opponents, Roth stood Cheesebur I I with them and it appeared I I i as though he too was Please present this coupon Please present this coupon conceding. But off the before ordering Limit one t l l b)efore ordering Limit one ^ I stage, he refused to admit coupon per customer Void IDfBc oupon per customRer Void where prohibited by law WU %WNhereoupohere prohibiledpercustomer by lawslaw Void defeat. Later, back in his B This offer o a *I W This offer _ * ^ suite, he said that his -Good 11/8- 11/14- - I Nl Good 11/15 -11/21 _ private poll had shown him * ,_ c;ood only at w* Good only at trailing by only 9 percent, *I .B STONY.d BROOK -ROUTE 347 *I N STONY BROOK-ROUTE 347 while he was 38 percent ROCKY POINT -ROUTE 2SA ROCKYPOINT - ROUTE25A --C AM ROUTE -9 | according to the ______iiiii= CORAM -ROUTE 25 m ____ *behind - II 1 1111 _m _ m~ ~ ~ ~ media.(M_ - By t 12:25 AM, (Continued to page 16)

Page 10 STATESMAN November 8, 1978 The Best in Modern Music By SETH JACOBS member of Weather Report. Most of the been more impressive in concert (which might compositions radiate with Shorters magic touch. surprise some of you). Jaco, plays percussion as The Weather Report for last Sunday was: He has many solo albums, and can be heard on well as rhythm on bass, by striking the neck of Temperature- hot, barometer intense, chances the albums of Art Blakey and the ground the bass throughout his playing. Jaco, gives the for storm-definite. There was Heavy Weather breaking work of Miles Davis in the late 1960's. group 6bth a fast moving "heavy rock" as well predicted; some high winds of jazz mixed with The drummer, Peter Erskine, the latest as a definite hard funk edge. On his solo album heavy precipitation of funk, and some addition to this fine group is a worthy member. "Jaco Partorious" (what else?) on CBS Records, thundering Latin Beats, contrasted with His performance was impressive, and his solo he plays with Herbie Hancock, Hubie Laws, intermediate periods of sweet melodies. encore was inventive and intriguing. He gives the Lennie White, the Brecker Bros., Dave Sanborn, This was Weather Report at its best. group a strong Latin beat. There has at various Michael Walden, as well as Wayne Shorter. It's Appearing here at Stony Brook, last Sunday. times been a fifth member on percussion. worth a listen. Weather Report shook the very foundations of Without him the responsibility has been divided Jaco's two Weather Report predecessors, the Gym. They played to a small but excited equally among the four members. Miroslav Vitous, the original bassist, and crowd of approximately 1500 who cheered them Jaco Pastorious on bass was astonishing. His Alphonso Johnson each were responsible for the on to two encores. striking solo incorporated various electrical and different trends and periods that Jose Zawinel The ability of the group to play as an recording echo devices. Pastorious has an (the producer and co-writer, and keyboard ensemble - the individual rapport that each original talent to superimpose a melody using player) and Wayne Shorter sent Weather Report player has with the rest of the ba d and the harmonics over his regular solo. However, through. The first two albums, "Weather apparent respect for each other's talents enables despite his astonishing performance, he has (Continued on page 3A) the group to collectively "know" when to play as well as when not to. There is definitely a group conscience experienced by the group that is obvious to any interested audience. As a result, their performances give a great feeling of freedom to the listeners. It also enabled them to give each song new and original flavor by virtue of their improvisational abilities. The songs they perform are not carbon copies identical to those on their album. Instead, each song they perform is a new, updated version. This ability distinguishes a good group (perhaps an understatement of Weather Report) from an average group and an excellent concert from a boring concert. Needless to say, this was an excellent concert. Songs included "Black Market", "Boogie Woogie Waltz", "Badia", "A Remark You Made","TeenTown", "Harlequin", and an encore of "Birdland". Individually their performances were electrifying. The sax solo by Wayne Shorter made his ability clear. Shorter is an original Concert Review Brand X-Good Music Ignored Brand X By JOEL CHRISS good acoustics and an intimate seating played warm-up for John McLaughlin. arrangement was certainly not the reason for the Gone were his precise, ethereal solos and There was no reason for Saturday night's relatively poor turnout. The reliance of sure-handed rhythmatic support. Substituting Brand X - David Sancios concert to be greeted ticket-buyers on known quantity bands, and was Mike Miller, who captured much of by such apathy by the Stony Brook community. having little or no sense of adventure was Goodsall's essence. He is an agile, powerful The concert featured two bands with new apparently the reason. The disappointing ticket guitarist, whose improvising, however, often albums, both playing contemporary music; a sales for the Weather Report concert the relies too heavily on learned patterns. hybrid of classical, rock and electric jazz, and following night confirmed my suspicions. The band features standout instrumentalists. both with interesting approaches. This is the The two shows, delayed by numerous sound Bassist Percy Jones possesses a full-bodied kind of music which should at least excite the checks, got off to a late start, pushing the personal tone. His playing is a conglomeration curiousity, if not the ears, of a college audience. starting time of the second show back from of diverse elements, varying his tone and But it didn't. 11:30 PM to 12:45 AM. The delay, combined intensity from fire to ice. His coloring is the The Union Auditorium, a r: (on' -a>',,:hha with the poor turnout, took its toll on the signature of the band. Morris Pert, the performers, as both bands cut their shows short percussionist, continues the tradition begun by and lacked much of the vitality that they the great Brazilian percussionist Airto Moriera, usually produce and thrive on. of percussionist-soloist. Pert, playing a variety of But the concert was not without its musical drums, cymbals, gongs and bells was simply rewards. Sancious, who is a skilled and polished dazzling. Playing mainly with sticks, he has the keyboard and synthesizer artist and a former ability to evoke melodies out of his perfectly member of Bruce Springsteen's East Street tuned amalgam of percussive instruments. Band, has assembled Tone, an adequate band, Their set was short, consisting of four pieces but a band that features him as the main writer and no encore. It was just long enough to begin and by far the most talented instrumentalist. His to appreciate Brand X music, which rings with a looping, lyrical synthesizer solos with echoes of modem, spontaneous flavor. Often difficult to Jan Hammer highlighted the set along with his keep on top of, their sound sometimes creeps improvised piece on electric piano which ahead of the listeners because of its searching marvelously captured much of the purity and tendencies. Theirs is a total ensemble effort. sensitivity of its acoustic parent. Borrowing While the individual parts are impressive, they phrases from Keith Jarrett and using his are subservient to the group sound. Brand X is persuasive technique, Sancious demonstrated an more a descendant of the Weather Report ability to build and sustain an intricate melody philosophy than they are of the Return To while consistently coming up with new and Forever. interesting harmonies. Featured were three numbers from their latest Sancious was in the background on his Arista release "Masques." Especially effective perceptive arrangement of the sweet and was "Earth Dance," which is the closest this sumptuous R&B tune "Ooh Ooh Child" (things band comes to playing a repeated hook. On are gonna get easier) which allowed his three "Nuclear Blast" the band is a constant, vocalists solo spots and a chance to sing lush propulsive, rhythm machine. They are never off three part harmonies which they hit note for the beat whether they are playing in straight 4/4 note. or in difficult continually changing Brand X is an impressive quintet of poly-rhythms. Englishmen whose name is not indicative of the Their texture is alternately lush and sparse. highly individual and distinguishable quality of Their themes are often atonal, sometimes lyrical. their music. Absent was John Goodsall, their For a more complete Brand X experience listen extremely talented guitarist, who is suffering to "Masques." This is a good indication of where from tendonitis. The last show he played with their music is at. They deserved more the band was this summer at Stony Brook when recognition from the Stony Brook populace. Theater Re iew Richard II is Flawless

By RICHARD WALD intensity and beauty that is unique strong-willed, dominant monarch John of Gaunt fully, presenting him in theatre today. but more importantly the defeat of as both stolid and knightly and Since mid September the CSC Richard II, Shakespeare's English divine right. amusingly senile. Repertory has been presenting provocative character study of a This overthrow of an unyeilding A sleeper of a performance is Shakespeare's Hollow Crown King unable either to salvage an yet seemingly kind hearted despot given by John Camera as Duke of Trilogy. In this trilogy are empire being torn from him or parallels the recent implications and Gloucester as another aged noble Shakespeare's more fascinating become the master of his own mind scandals of the Nixon who forsakes tradition and joins history plays, featuring Richard II, is especially interesting for its administration. In fact, the likeness with the ranks of rebellious Henry IV Part One and Henry IV modern relevance. Richard's in both form and name is nobility. His acting was flawless and Part Two. Directed by Christopher resignation of the crown to Henry frighteningly similar. the beauty of one of his soliloquys Martin these plays manifest an Bolingroke marks the defeat of a Contrast and Versatility was so great that it registered a The opening controversy thunderous applause from the between Henry Bolingbroke and unusually quiet qudience. Thomas Mowbray sets the pattern The theatre itself was small and for Richard's inability to maincain a intimate, the acoustics good and unity of his empire. It is here where the atmosphere pleasant. The we first view the politically scenery was sparse and simple as conniving character of Bolingbroke was the dress, so as not to distract portrayed exquisitely by Robert from the action and motion of the Stattel. It is here also where we see play. The entrances and exits the superb versatility of actor between scenes were swift to keep Stephen Joyce, who as Richard up with the well placed direction of shifts from one end of the the play. The rest of the cast was emotional spectrum to the other in fine and each actor on stage at one seconds as i'e at once both despise time or another displayed a and pity Richard. comfortable rapport with the Other exceptional performances audience, giving each a touch of the include Noble Shropshire as John glory. of Gaunt, the aged father of Henry The theatre is located on 136 BolingiJroke, and the last edifice of East 13th Street New York City - divine right. Through his although not close to Stony Brook outstanding direction Christopher it is convenient and not Martin employed the character of inaccessible.

Page 2A STATESMAN/Proscenium November 8, 1978 Theater Review Swanwhite" - Difficult Opening By PATRICK GILES Nonethekess, the Theatre Arts seriously; and even for a fairy tale, clarity to a role that could easily By--PATRICKGDepartment has taken the dare and the events, coincidences, and have been turned into a Somewhere far away from our done a creditable - though not surprises of the plot are not so one-dimensional, laughable figure. time and sense of reality a young completely successful - job with much fascinating as downright silly. Uruburu, with her blonde hair and girl is held prisoner in a dark tower. "Swanwhite ." Though filled with The Duke, Swanwhite's father, who glowing eyes, worked in the same With a fierce stepmother holding problems, the production was has gone "off to war," returns vein; both actors were able for the the castle and all those within in a intriguing, alt times even fascinating. literally seconds after Swanwhite most part to reveal the emotional spell, and a loving father who has Much of thie pleasure of watching blows her Magic Horn to summon power and depths of their roles. left home to fight on the "Swanwhite " came from the him, saying, "I took the shortest Helen Mendez as the Stepmother battlefields, the young captive has ambiance Xprovided by the set. route." Come on! The text should gave the best performance of the no hope of happiness or Scenic Designer Douglas Kraner have been cut, and re-shaped to suit evening: her rich voice and strong redemption. But then a young and created a sppace for the production our actors, and should have been emotions provided the audience handsome prince, an emissary from that had a finei sense of the many worked over in extreme detail to with a Stepmother less evil - and the corrupt King, whom the child is runs, turns, and dips of the action: highlight what few riches the play more human - than they may have engaged to, arrives to prepare her the curved ramp embracing the contains. Judging from the staging, expected. for the wedding. But this union upstage area, the circle which serves which was visually arresting but Numerous other performers never takes place. Instead, the as Swanwhilte's bed, and especially intellectually and emotionally provided added spirit. Ellen Albert young girl and the prince overcome his evocaticon of a large tree on weak, this was not done. was especially fine as the most evil and devy the grasp of death, all which mytlhical birds and spirits The actors in this company, devoted of Swanwhite's maids, as through the power of love. hover between heaven and earth. given what they are working with, were Alison Davidson, Mark This is the basic movement of Costume designer Richard are surprisingly credible. I have seen DeMichele, Susan Cincotta, and "Swanwhite," a play by August Keshishian provided these exotic all the Department's productions of Carl Stumer. Everyone had Strindberg, which has just cnm- and elusive characters with some the last year and I was delighted to problems reciting the text. This pleted its two-week run at the Fine striking alppearances. The evil note how some of "Swanwhite's" should have been considered when Arts Center. "Swanwhite was the Stepmother appeared in black, a long r I,- L the play was selected, or given the first production of the Unviersity's cape and whip trailing behind her; close attention it needed during Theatre Arts Department's new and Swanwlhite's three maids wore rehearsals. The most enchanting season, which will consist of three variations of the same element of the evening was the plays and an opera running at black-and-gr rey uniforms (by far the "In short the play music and sounds by Diana various times through the academic iiest costunnes in the show), and Feldman and Randi Popick. Ms. year. pullover hat s resembling those worn Feldman has a lovely, moving voice, The choice of "Swanwhite" as by aliens in "Star Trek." is extremely and gave the show coherence and the opening production for a Everything was enhanced by Steve beauty. largely unknown (but very Pollock's graceful and insightful So this "Swanwhite," provided ambitious) University Theatre lighting. difficult to stage." an interesting evening of theatre. department was a curious one. The The mlain problem with The talent of the actors and play has seldom been performed "Swanwhi te" focuses, as I designers carried the play and made since its original production in mentioned, on the text itself. It's 1%.. the show worthwhile. But the - ~ - ~~ - 1902; it provides severely difficult terrible. Stirindgerg's "adult fairy weaknesses of the play are vast and, problems for professional actors, tale" contaiins interesting symbols. actors have grown, in their skill and at times, could not be overcome. (let alone young students), mainly It may well be a challenging play to imagination. Foremost among the This production proves that the because the text itself is written in visually evoke (which seems to me players are Pam Uruburu and Theatre Department has made large an arch, confusing verbally dense the sole resLson it was done here), Michael Kovaka, who played steps in improving themselves. They style. In short, the play is but the laniguage itself is strained Swanwhite and the Young Prince. should just be more careful with extremely difficult to stage. and often impossible to take Kovaka gave a tenderness and the selection of their plavy Weather Report

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Fpaintings in celebration of aspects of women, 3-6 PM, Flutist Meryl Weintraub and pianist Doris Ann Art Gallery, Fine Arts Center. To be exhibited Nov. McMullen, 3 PM, Recital Hall, Fine Arts Center. Prof. Myrna Wooders of the Economics Department will IL0-Dec. 15. Hours: Mon-Fri, 12 noon-5 PM; Fri, 7-10 discuss 'The Effect of Profit Distribution on the IPM. ART EXHIBIT: Works of nine local painters, The Formation of Firms" in Room 259, Social Sciences A, at Bishop Art Group, today through Dec. 22, CED 4:15 PM. Part of a Workshop in Economic Theory. Informal Studies Community Gallery, 118 Old Chemis- try. Hours: Tues.-Sat., 12:15-5:15 PM. Opening Prof. Amy Charles of Univ. of N. Carolina, Greensboro Fri, Nov. 10 reception 3 PM today. will discuss "Country Parson, Christian Priest," in SEMINAR: "Statistical Features of Black Holes," by Humanities 283. 4 PM. Sponsored by Program in Dr. Max Dresden (Professor in the Physics Dept. at 4:30 Religious Studies and English Dept. PM, Room C116, Lecture Hall, Old Chem. Bldg. Mon, Nov. 13 INFORMAL DISCUSSION: "What foods Not to Eat," LECTURE: Dr. Lewis Coser, Distinguished Professor of Tom Langan at 9:30 in Cardozo's presented by student Sociology, will discuss Marxism in the Twentieth LECTURE: Dr. Fredi Chiappelli, an internationally by The Living-Learning Center. Main Lounge, sponsored Century" at a forum of the Democratic Socialist known Renaissance scholar, Professor of Italian and Organizing Committee at Noon in Room 231 of the of the Center for Medieval and Renaissance of speakers talking on Director ENERGY SYMPOSIUM: A panel Student Union. at the University of California, Los Angeles will conservation. Speakers Studies different forms of energy and on the topic of "Machiavelli in Action" at 12 the state of Colorado and lecture from Grumman, Newsday, FILM: "Turning Point" will be shown at 7, 9:30 and in room 101 of the Humanities Building. Sponsor will be a slide show noon professors from campus. There Midnight in Lecture Center 100. Tickets may be of the lecture is the Department of French and Italian. ASME at Stony Brook. $.25 presentation. Sponsored by obtained at the ticket booth in the Stony Brook Union The public is cordially invited. donation. Lecture Hall 100 at 8:00 PM. lobby at the following times: Mon-Fri. 10AM-3PM, Fri. 6PM-midnight, Sat. 3PM-midnight. Two tickets per "Synthesis of Prostacyclines," by Prof. K.C. Nicolaou of FAIR: Nov. 8 and 9 UNDERGRADUATE ADVISING SUSB I.D. the University of Pennsylvania, 5 PM, 412 Graduate of Graduate Biology spon- from 1-4 PM in the lobby Chemistry. sored by the division of Biological Sciences. Cookies, THEATRE: (Taproot) See Thursday listing for details. be available. All Bio punch and faculty advisors will MEETING:There will be a meeting of all committee Biochemistry Dept. will have majors are welcome. The "Oliver," 8 PM today, tomorrow and Nov. 18; 2 PM members in Hillel at 8 PM in the Interfaith lounge in open house from 4-6 PM on the 4th floor an additional Nov. 12 and 19. Stony Brook Union Auditorium. Humanities. Present committee members and Grad. Bio. Admission: $2; group rates available. For further all people who want to get involved are invited to information call 751-7243 or 585-1868. Sponsored by 7:30 PM in Union attend. Any questions call Hillel at 6-6842 or drop by MEETING: Red Balloon meeting Kids for Kids Productions, Inc. Room 223. Humanities Room 165. CONCERT: Violinist Eugene Fodor, 8 PM. Main New School." A MAGIC SHOW: Performed by Seth Kramer, 12 noon, FILM:Third World Film Series: "The Auditorium, Fine Arts Center. Tickets: $10, $8, $6. Part since the Cuban Stony Brook Union Lounge. film about the education system of the Fine Arts Center's Pre-lnaugural Concert Series. Revolution. 7 and 9 PM in Union Auditorium sponsored For further information call 246-5678. Davis by AIM and the Latin American Students Organization. RECITAL: Flutist Fran Moskovitz and violinist Brooks, 8 PM Recital Hall, Fine Arts Center. ART EXHIBIT: (Christman) See Wednesday listing for "I Love You Rosa," 9 PM, 236 Stony Brook Union, details. listing for Sponsored by B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation. ART EXHIBIT: (Christman) See Wednesday details. (Sister Chapel) See Thursday listing for details. CHAMBER MUSIC: The Graduate Woodwind Quintet, 8 ("Sister Chapel" See Thursday listing for details. PM, Recital Hall, Fine Arts Center. CED ONE-CREDIT SEMINARS: Registration for second session of 5-week, evening graduate seminars Grave- ANTHROPOLOGY EXHIBIT: "The Colonial closes today (began Oct. 1). For further information call stones of Long Island: Trade Network Indicators, 246-5936. Tue. Nov. 14 1670-1800," through Dec. 15, University Museum, 142 10 AM-12 Social Sciences: Hours: Wed., 3-7 PM, Thurs, LECTURE: Art Prof. Nina Mallory, "Portraits of the Noon and 3-7 PM. Sat, Nov. 11 Artist: Renaissance and Baroque Self-Portraits," 12:15 PM, Art Gallery, Fine Arts Center. ART EXHIBIT: Landscapes and portraits in acrylics, FOOTBALL: Stony Brook Patriots vs. N.Y. Tech. 8 PM, water colors and silk screen by Harriet Christman, location to be announced. floor through Dec. I, Administration Gallery, first "Such Tunes as Killed the Cow," 8:30PM, 8:30 AM -6 PM. (Taproot) See Thursday listing for details. THEATRE: Administration Bldg. Hours: Mon-Fri., THEATRE: 114 South Campus B. Donations. To be repeated Nov. 21 and 28 and Dec. 5. Sponsored by the Well Diggers (Oliver) See Friday listing for details. Thu. Nov. 9 Experimental Theatre Co. For further information call 246-5678. SEMINAR: "What Should and Does an Advisory Board Carriage House Players of Setauket present "Brigadoon," Do?" chaired by N.Y.S. Dept. of Mental Hygiene 8:30 PM, Murphy Jr. High School, Stony Brook. Tickets up to age 17. Call 751-5448 or Planning Council member Joan Salzman, 8 PM, Level 3, $4.75 or $3 for students INFORMAL STUDIES DINNER AND DISCUSSION: Room 086, Health Sciences Center. Sponsored by the 751-9533. Art Prof. Melvin Bekarsky, "Public Art and Public Dept. of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science. Policy," with illustrations. 6:45 PM. Three Village Inn, Myrna Nachman, 8 ARTIST SERIES RECITAL: Pianist Stony Brook. $12.50 per person. $24 per couple. For Admission: general, "Chemistry in the Blood" by Dr. P.C. Lauterbur PM, Recital Hall, Fine Arts Center. further information call 246-5936. (professor in the Chemistry Dept.) at 5:30 PM in Room $3.50; students, $1. For further information call 246-5671. 703, Grad Chem Bldg. READING: Poet and English Professor Jack Ludwig, his own works, 4 PM, Poetry Center, E-2342 8 PM Room 214 of SWIMMING: The swimming pool at SUSB will be open reading MEETING: Gay Student Union Library. Union. The agenda includes administrative reorgani- to adult (18 years of age or older) members of the CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION: The Living zation. Beginning this week, meetings will be followed community from 6-8 PM. Tickets are $1 per person per AMERICAN is sponsoring "The Right of the Nazi by discussion groups. This week's topic will be "Coming session and are on sale at the ticket office in the lobby Learning Center Brutality Affirmative Action," Out on Campus." Everyone is invited. of the Gymnasium one-half hour before each session. Party to March," "Police For further information call 246-6790 between 9 AM "The Bakke Case," in Langmuir College at 8:30 PM. Call WORKSHOP: On hypnotism, 8 PM, Main Lounge, and 5 PM. 246-8509 or 246-7163 for more information. College. Sponsored by the Living Learning Langmuir courses For further information call 246-7163 or FILM: "Turning Point" See Friday listing for details. SAFETY WEEK Nov. 14 through Nov. 21. Four Center. in 246-5105. in multi-media standard first aid and four courses CONCERT: Larry Coryell in the Hofstra Rathskellar cardiopulmonary resuscitation, taught by qualified Red Week. RECITAL: Violinist Roger Zahab, 8 PM, Recital Hall, 8 and 11:30 PM. Tickets - $5.00 for the general Cross instructors, will be offered during Safety from 7-11 Fine Arts Center. public. Double proof of age 18 required. All tickets are Classes will be held at the Stage XII Cafeteria on sale at Ticketron and at the Hofstra Service Desk - PM on weekdays and from 1-5 PM and 7-11 PM on the be SPEAKER: English Prof. Joseph Bennett, "World War I Monday-Friday 11 AM-4 PM. For further information weekend. Each course is eight hours long and may Poetry," 4 PM, Poetry Center, E-2342 Library. call (516) 560-3369. completed by attending two four-hour sessions. Advance registration is required and may be made by phoning An The courses Prof. David Kohlstedt of Cornell Univ., topic to be COFFEEHOUSE: Hillel will present Jacob'. Ladder: 246-8515 or 246-3357 between 2 and 5 PM. be expected to announced, 4 PM, 450 Earth and Space Sciences. Israeli Coffeehouse at 9:30 PM in Gershwin Cafe. It will are free of charge, but students will be free and open to all. There will be a guest singer and purchase course materials such as books and pamphlets. ANTHROPOLOGY EXHIBIT: See Wednesday listing for felaffel will be served. Any questions call Hillel at The program is open to members of the university details. 6-6842 or come by Humanities Room 165. community and to area residents.

November 8, 1978 Page 8ABA STATESMAN/Proscenium November 8, 1978 - EDITORIALS- Full Commitment Congratulations Governor Carey, you won, and for you this was a night of celebration. But take a moment today for a word from your constituents here at Stony Brook. The past race seemed to leave voters with a choice between a governor with a questionable record in office, and an unknown entity. The people apparently chose not to test. Make no mistake about it, Carey was a fine governor - during the campaign, that is. But the people elected a full time governor and we would like to impress upon Carey that this is no time to stop being governor. Stony Brook has certainly suffered from Carey's on again - off again governorship.People here have applauded when in the heat of the campaign, just five days before election day, Carey promised Stony Brook planning funds for the Central Academic Facility which will house the liberal arts departments on campus. But that rr.oney was supposed to have been included in this year's supplemental budget, not next year's executive budget. Lenters With each year that construction here is weekend at the Stony Brook After all, I've taken a course postponed, Incarcerated Railroad Station. with Professor Cleland; not inflated costs bring the price tag taxpayers will shell out To the Editor: I would like to propose a everyone who opposed the war for Stony Brook's development that much higher, and My name is Ronald formalized effort on the part of was un-American. there is little chance of drawing a top flight presidential Finkelstein and I am presently the students, faculty, and But there is a question here candidate to Stony Brook without a full incarcerated in Green Haven parents to encourage more that is separate from freedom of gubernatorial State Prison for possession of commitment to fund interaction between members of speech and that is the right to construction here. cocaine. Since this is my first the Stony Brook community. profit from individual initiative. Stony Brook must have a fulltime governor committed offense, the tension and University education involves Statesman has the right to sell to the completion of this campus. Carey has said he can be loneliness of prison life has more than attending classes. Do advertisements to whoever will that kind of governor. He has not been in the past four taxed my control to the limit. you have a parent day, parent pay for them. The Navy has a years; we can only hope he will be in the next. I wish to correspond with weekend or a parent week? right to buy space wherever it anyone willing to write and help I would appreciate student, wants to advertise its ease a troubled spirit. faculty, and parent reaction to recruitment campaign. For those Pre-Registration Thank you. this letter. who say: "You can't go into a Ronald Finkelstein Mrs. Cecelia W. Bebel Navy recruitment station and Preregistration for the spring semester is next week, Green Haven Prison Patriotism say whatever you want, why and many students might face the prospect of trying to Stormville, N.Y. 12582 should they be allowed to come 76-A-1166 To the Editor: here?", I ask: Do you want your determine their schedules without adequate information. I am writing in support of country to be strong; Do you The University does not print enough schedules for each Interaction your continued publication of want it to be able to defend student on campus. In fact, the current ratio denies may recruitment advertisements by American interests abroad? To the Editor: the U.S. Navy. I only wish you Sometimes some minor students the opportunity to obtain personal copies. My daughter recently could give them more spece, The commuter freedoms have to be dispensed population faces the most difficult transferred from Tufts taking care to edit out some of with in order to preserve our situation. Under the present set-up commuters must wait University to Stony Brook. Last the sillier articles students are security. That's not a large price on long lines or wade through crowds at the commuter week I visited the Stony Brook prone to write in their youth, on to pay, now, is it? college or undergraduate studies office. The entire student campus to get the feel of the idealistic topics like world Steven M. Grossman university and to try to assess hunger, the Ku Klux Klan, body is given less than a week to seek advice on what her adjustment. Marxism, the War in Vietnam, courses they should take Many faculty members are deluged There are many positive local strikes, Nicaragua and Iran. with questions and problems during this short time span. things about Stony Brook. The As one who supported the Notice Statesman urges that the University take the following campus, the buildings, and the war in Vietnam, I recognize the steps to correct this chaotic situation; 1. Print enough staff are excellent. Yet, I felt a importance the existence of the Viewpoints and Letters to the lack of warmth. There seem to Navy had in fighting against Editor are schedules for each and every student. 2. Mail schedules to the opinion of the be some lonely students on the Chinese communism there. author and do not necessarily all commuter students. 3. Make schedules available at least campus. The commuter students Nobody likes war. I am not one reflect Statesman's Editorial two weeks before preregistration week. are not as involved as they of those died-in-the-wool Policy. Of course this would cost the University a lot more than would like to be. Also, I reactionaries who cannot observed the mass the present system. Education and the issue of class exodus on the appreciate liberal sentiments. z ______scheduling, however, should be the primaryconsideration womw- p- 1 - - - - -... a learning institution. Perhaps money could be diverted (ISSN 735460)1 from the purchase of radar guns and new tow trucks. Statesman "Let Each Become Aware" An Old Story Jack Millrod A major and an old complaint at Stony Brook is how Editor-in-Chief few students stay on campus on weekends. And Lawrence A. Riggs Howard Roitman although the complaint is an old one, few solutions have Managing Editor Business Manager been adopted. A large portion of students go home because they News Director: Rich Bergovoy; News Editors: Thomas Chappell, Joseph Panholzer, believe others will not be around. This can be referred to Nathaniel Rabinovich; Assistant News Editor: Mark Schussel; Sports Director: as pluralistic ignorance. If all students would realize that if Lenn Robbins; Arts Editor: Joel Chriss; Associate Arts Editor: Andrew Shalat; they remain, others would follow, an active weekend social Music Editor: Richard Wald; Cinema Editor: Dan Beaudoin; Feature Editor: Chris life would develop here. College and hall parties could be Fairhall; Photo Director: Curt Willis; Photo Editor: Nira Moheban; Assistant Photo planned for weekends instead of Thursday nights. A Editors: Steve Bodmer, Dana Brussel, Perry Kivolowitz, Peter Winston; Editorial close-knit feeling among college and hall members is more Assistants: Meryl Cohn, Brooks Faurot; Assistant Business Manager: Jeff Horwitz; likely to develop as more time is spent together. This could Advertising Manager: Art Dederick; Production Manager: James J. Mackin; lead to group excursions off campus, such as visits to Executive Director: Carole Myles. clubs, roller-skating, horseback riding, etc. Only as more students populate the campus on STAFF: News: Leslie Fredey, Erik L. Keller, Don Fait, Bruce Flgowitt, Mitchell Murov, Carol Oklshoff, Sue weekends, both FSA and the administration can be Nonings, Livia Zaffiris; Feature: Sue Risoli, Theresa Myceswicz, Susan Kass, Melissa Splelman, Joanne Summer; pressured to provide more activities Photo: Peter Winston, Stu Saks, Rich Rosenberg, Howard Goldstein, Saul Learner, Nick Gabriele, Orest for the students. Large Jaroslewicz, Lorelle Laub, parties such as Springfest and Octoberfest could be planned in other areas of campus, as well as Tabler Quad. STATESMAN, newspaper at the State University of New York at Stony Brook and surrounding community Is The University, to adhere to the demands of the students, published three times a week on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, August to May, except for December and April intersessions by Statesman Association, Inc., an independent, not for profit, literary corporation incorpo- might extend library hours past five on Friday and rated under the laws of the State of New York. President: Jack Millrod; Vice President: Lawrence A. Riggs; Saturday, as well as increase pool and gym privileges. Secretary: Gerald H. Grossman; Treasurer: Howard Roltman. Mailing Address: P.O. Box AE, Stony Brook, NY 11790. Offices: Room 059, Stony Brook Union; editorial and business phone: (516)246-3690. Second class The fault, therefore, lies with the student. If they take postage rates paid at Stony Bronrk Post Office, Stony Brook, NY 11790. Subscrtber to Associated Press. Repre sented by CASS, 360 Lexington Ave., New York, NY 10017. Printed by Smithtown Nw, 1 Irookslte Drive, the initiative, and make an effort to remain on campus Smlthtown, NY 11177. STATESMAN is partially funded through the sale of subscriptions to Polity the under. during weekends, they would have the social life they graduate student government. Subscription rate is $12.00 per year. desire. r I

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8. 1978 STATESMAN November Page 12 STATESMAN November 8, 1978 Democrats Still Control Congress Washington (AP) - amounted to a plea for the who resigned as deputy In House elections, Democratic candidates Democrats marched toward mercy of the voter. Percy attorney general to enter Democrats had 89 seats, led had won or led for two renewed command of went on campaign television the race to succeed for 101 more. Republicans governorships now in Congress last night in to plead for a new term, Democratic Governor had won 37 races and were Republican hands. mid-term elections that saying he surely had made Milton Shapp. ahead in 69 others. Republicans were leading unseated Senator Edward mistakes but shared the But while Republican Returns tallied in the for governor in seven states Brooke of Massachusetts concern of the voters about candidates led in six states balance of the 435 House which currently have while installing Thad government spending and that now have Democratic contests. Democratic governors. Cochran as Mississippi's taxes. governors, the early returns Overall, Republicans won first popularly elected GOP Senator Robert Griffin, showed Governor James or led for 14 seats now held senator. the Republican who retired Thompson of Illinois by Democratic House De m o c r a t i c and then decided to run trailing Democratic Michael members. Democrats were Statesman Representative PaulTsongas, again, was in big trouble in Bakalis, the state ahead for three Republican 37, beat Brooke, the only Michigan. CBS said its comptroller. Thompson has seats. That pointed to a net needs news black senator, whose third projections showed he had been rated one of the GOP's gain of 11 seats for the term bid was crippled by lost to Democrat Carl prime national prospects, Republicans. writers. If admitted misstatements Levin, 44, a former and has never said a word to In the 95th Congress, about his finances in a president of the Detroit discourage the notion that Democrats held the House interested divorce case. City Council. he wants to run for 285 seats to 146, with four Thad Cochran, 40. a Democratic Governors president. vacancies. With 36 contests congressman from Jackson, J.J. Exon of Nebraska and This was the National for governor, Democrats call Rich won Senate election to Davidd Boren of Oklahoma picture: had won seven and were succeed Democratic Senator also won what had been In the 35 Senate races, ahead for seven more. at 6-3690. James Eastland in Republican Senate seats. Democrats had won ten Republicans led for 13 Mississippi. He won in a While Republicans had seats and led for six more. governorships. three-way contest with heavy going in Senate Republicans had captured Democrat Maurice Dantin competition, they were three, led for another seven. Aw-M -- and Charles Evers, brother making some dents in the No returns had been /A- A I a of the slain civil rights top-heavy Democratic reported in the other Senate ? leader. majority in the House. contests. In New Jersey, Democrat Partial returns from Democrats won or led for AN D Bill Bradely of basketball eastern states showed them six seath now held by vtCOCKCt fame. won what had been a leading for 11 House seats Republicans. The GOP C^ COCKTAIL LOUNGE Republican Senate seat, now held by Democrats. candidates were in the lead [¶1I - defeating conservative Republicans also were for three of the 62 seats LIVE ; THIS Jeffrey Bell to succeed making some headway in which comprise the current Senator Clifford Case. contests for governor. Democratic majority. ENTERTAINMENT i In Pennsylvania, Richard Those incomplete figures Republican Senator ,& WEEKEND Charles Percy was trailing Thornburgh, a former pointed to a net gain of FRIDAY Democrat Alex Seith in assistant U.S. attorney four seats for the DICK Illinois, despite what general, led Peter Flaherty, Democrats. !I SATURDAY . MESSINA RTE25A^ BRIAN News Digest--- l _ | t d Cti~~~P~et s^ ^ * I. internationaiT . .. Li:L LRT234 &VCAULIFFL. Tehran, Iran (AP) - Shah Mohammed London (AP) - British rock music 304 Main Street, Port Jefferson Reza Pahlavi's two-day-old military superstar Elton John collapsed with chest government, trying to quell violent pains yesterday while preparing to fly to IL- 473-9736 Paris for a hair transplant operation and --,EFj opposition to the monarch's authoritarian i rule, announced the arrests yesterday of 32 was hospitalized. Physicians said he did not former ministers and ranking civil officials. have a heart attack, but was exhausted and At the same time, officials at Reza overworked. Pahlavi Hospital said retired air force The rock star, 31, collapsed at his home Acareerinlaw General Ali Mohammed Khademi, at Windsor, 20 miles west of London. dismissed as managing director of Iran Air, His personal assistant, Bob Halley, called without lawschool died from a gunshot wound received a doctor, who summoned an ambulance After just three months of study at The Sunday. The officials said they believed the that sped the ailing star to the exclusive Institute for Paralegal Training in wound was self-inflicted, but a member of Harley Street Clinic in the heart of Philadelphia, you can have an exciting and rewarding in law or business-without law school. the general's family said he was attacked at London's West End. career his house by unidentified youths. As a lawyer's assistant you will be performing many of the duties traditionally handled only by attorneys. And at The Institute for Paralegal National Training, you can pick one of seven different areas of law to study. Upon completion of your training, The Atlantic City (AP) - The gamblers' Washington (AP) - President Carter Institute's unique Placement Service will find you a flashy clothes, all-night drinking bouts and reportedly signed bills to rehabilitate .responsible and challenging job in a law firm, bank or fat bankrolls are luring more prostitutes to handicapped persons, to overhaul corporation in the city of your choice. the city that crowns Miss America. bankruptcy laws and to pump nearly $54 he Institute for Paralegal Training is the Image-conscious officials say there aren't as billion into the nation's highways and I nation's first and most respected school for expected- but police are transit systems. -- alegal training. Since 1970, we ve placed over many as they 2500 graduates in over 85 cities nationwide. still cracking down. Atlantic City has long lived on The President, meanwhile, remained for . f you're a senior of high academic standing most of yesterday in seclusion at Camp and looking for an above average career, conventions, and hookers have always lived contact your placement office for an interview with off the conventioneers. David. . - our representative. We will visit your campus on: and Local . .. .1 - .}. . :. ... State Thursday, Novmber 10 Marcy, New York (AP) - David New York (AP) - A Staten Island ferry Berkowitz is a quiet patient at the state crashed against a concrete seawall at the mental facility here, plays pingpong badly lower tip of Manhattan today as it tried to dock in heavy fog. Police said as many as The and has put on some weight, according to Ins.titute published reports. 170 of the 2,000 persons aboard were f r injured. t 235 South 17th Street The Utica Daily Press, quoting state ~Parsas Cz ~ a~ PPhiladelphia, PA 19103 employees who asked not to be identified, Training' t6! (25) 732 reported some details of the stay of the Authorities said the ferry was never in Approved by the American Bar Association. convicted "Son of Sam" killer. danger of sinking. ii

November 8, 1978 STATESMAN Page 13 i [ iCONTACT LENSES Regan Wins i SOFT 69 (Continued from page 7) GAS $49* And he used an audit PERMEABLE 79 A PA report recommending finance system HARD improvements for Erie County to poke holes in' _'29WA € nhay & Saturday Regan, whom he called SINGLE VISION) OPTICAL November 10 & 11 - Stanley Kubrick's ' 'professionally PAIR (HARD)-S39- _ CLOCKWORK ORANGE unqualified" to be state November 17 & 18 - Sci-Fi Thriller comptroller. FORAPPOINTMENT CALL . As the lesser known i VruInmgSin -5 Sunise Plaza (Ad to 72 A BOY & HIS DOG candidate, Regan played up ' ' TadMen's Shop on Sunrise) November 24 & 26 l st p -Bpage ProfessionalBldg. 71-4SIm his virtual endorsement *~.~~ ~ 4250Hempstead Turnpike _ ALICE'S RESTAURANT from Levitt, attacked what - *Lall sakeProf. Center mUS-7 December 1 & 2 he tagged Goldin's "pattern b fkltIl 1--122~Poronw Road -c° , e- * e;;eof- :-C EXP'9S 11i157 C FANTASTIC PLANET of deception" as city comptroller, and "let the e ie-oec stec -i a sa er ytOs * v vecI g 6& 4 C This e

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· Ai Upset THF MInNJITP I d IA A L I1 Si I4 "Organizing a Women's (Continued from page 5) Discussion Group" campaign Carney said that ( i he favored cuts in taxes and Interfaith Lounge in government spending, the t Humanities 157 I construction lb I of a bridge 4 [. ^ November 8 - 7:30 PM i from Long Island to _Pis .. now. . open to D Connecticut, and the IFull line ale treaits: I reimplementation of capital I Snax COME JOIN US OVER WINE & CHEESE punishment. However, last I I night Carney declined to Soda make any promises. 4 Sponsored by: JACY "I'm just gonna be Bill Ice ( Jewish Association for College Youth Carney and go down to Pat idiW L hm~ A~dm, k~kAw ,------L.= sW m~w w w Washington and do the job ~~~- ~~~~~~~ - you asked me to do," C Carney said, "I pledge to be the type of guy I said I was gonna be." Many political observers -LRIILWZi_N 7 - IA.IVI. thought that the gubernatorial election would play a major role in Gray College Basement determining the winner in the First Congressional District, so some Carney ,I supporters were concerned ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ when Carey was declared Would Newton the projected winner only minutes after the polls gravitate toward O'Keefe? closed. .But Like the apple gravitated toward Newton. Deckelman You see, Newton was the beneficiary of a bump of enlightenment. downplayed the importance |^ Theal r Undoubtedly, he would have been amenable to other enlightening of Duryea's defeat. He said stimuli. For example, the hearty, full-bodied flavor of O'Keefe. that most of Carey's The smooth and easy swallow. The fascinating, long-lasting head. gains As thousands of others after him, it is only logical that he would on Duryea had occurred have said. ' It's too Fnoci to nIP)'' upstate. "Duryea has been ROUTE 25A - E. SETAUKET, N.Y. - 689-9756 running strong here all along," Deckelman said. I While Carey's reelection may have helped Randolph 'INTERIORS i somewhat, the fact that I, Randolph failed to win a WED. &THUR. 7:30 &9:30 FRI. 6, 8, 10. 12' majority in his home town SAT. &SUN. 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 &12' of Brookhaven proved to be the major factor in his KRISTIN GRIFFITH defeat. Carney meanwhile MARYBETtt HURT won every district in which he was predicted to win. RICHARD JORDAN Carney said that he was IIANE KFATON anxious to begin his term. E.(. MARSHALL 'The House is predominatly Democratic," he said, "But (;ERALDINE P\GE if there is one Conservative MAt JREEN STAPLETON voice maybe people will SAM WATERSTON listen." I Director of Photography GORDON WILLIS Executwe Producer ROBERT GREENHUT EARN $6-$10/HR Produced by CHARLES H. JOFFE v United Arists LEARN w AT., ...... , .. , - .)..... BARTENDING Written and Directed by WOODY ALLEN BY DOING IN 1 OR 2 WEEKS Midnite Show - FRIDAY & SATURDAY Day and Evening Classes Separate Admission FREE PLACEMENT Stanley Kubrick's ASSISTANCE SERVICE "A Clockwork Orange" Imported from Canada by Century Importers, Inc.. New York, NY (Available Locally or in 22 cities nationwide) 7 I _ _ I I _ III I __I I I I I_ AMERICAN I BARTENDERS STONY BROOK I SCHOOL II BEVERAGE CO. I 710 RTE. 25A SETAUKET 23 Locations Nationwide I1 1/2 mileEastof Nichols RP NEW YORK CITY r--….. COUPON ... 415 Lexirgton Ave., Ste. 202 I 212-697-0530 I1 NASSAU I MOLSON 3601 Hempstead Tpk, Levittown I Golden Ale 516-735-0400 II SUFFOLK I 12 oz. NR Bottles 6/1.99 554 Rte 112, Patchogue 516-654-2400 EXPIRES 11/14/78 L - - m m m m m m m - - m m

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Record- LOOKING FOR FEMALE to share Papers, theses, dissertations, NEED RIDE to Buffalo! Leaving 2/bedroom apartment in Coram. typing editing. Call John Ryerson, 11-22 eve. Call Jim after 6 PM. ing, Reel all Cheap. Call 751-7174 Wingwalkers needed to help advertise Evenings. Tennis courts, dishwasher A/C, close 698-3553 or 585-9696. 751-5488. to campus $150/month approx. for S.B. Drama Club's upcoming 732-4943. Call evenings. PIANO INSTRUCTION by concert production of Philemon and Don WILL THE 6' TALL male who stole '75 PLYMOUTH DUSTER. Good Juan (opening 11/27 and 12/6. running condition. A/C, AM/FM pianist, experienced teacher. 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November 8, 1978 STATESMAN Page 19 8b;1 ,i 1wrmevoO! 6' M d J T Xre 8 I !q( MMNL Statesman /SPORTS i Hockey Team Crushes St. Francis character of the game was Havens, and it wasn't until the determined before the opening game was winding down that St. face-off when it was learned that Francis scored most of their goals. St. Francis hadn't even bothered to Stony Brook coach Andy send -their full team, or coach! Martella was disappointed that the Stony Brook only needed 1:47 game wasn't competitive, but still to score their first goal, as Joel felt the game served two important Chriss converted a cross- feed from purposes. "For one thing," said freshman center Tom D'Orsi. Some Martella, "the game can't help but five minutes later, forward John serve as a morale booster, and Keigharn knocked in his own secondly, it provided a chance for rebound to put the Patriots up 2-0. some of the guys who don't By this time, the outmanned St. normally see a lot of ice to get Francis team was already showing some valuable experience." And as signs of exhaustion, and it was just the Patriots start to enter their -a a question of how many goals season in earnest, experience and SUatemn/BUly Bercer Stony Brook would score. Center depth are two things they can't do Rich Katz and Keigham led the without. By TOM MORESCO had 12 returning veterans. offense with five and three goals, What they saw, however, was respectively. Other goal scorers for TID-BITS S.B. outshot St. Francis, Fans who went to last Sunday's anything but a close game. The the Patriots included Jeff Corbett, 44-18...Pats first road game Wed. exhibition hockey game between reason was simple: St. Francis Chris Callagy, Bob Zimbalist, Ron vs. Rutgers...Next home game is the Patriots and the St. Francis cddn't take the game seriously, and Beale, Tom D'Orsi, and Jay this Sunday vs. Nassau C.C. at Terriers had good reason to expect Stony Brook did. The result was a Morgenstern. Senior Mike Shapey Kings Park. Game time is 8:00 and a close,well-fought contest. After lop-sided 16-4 thrashing which left led the team in assists with three. admission is FREE...Expect to see a all, this was a team that had given people wondering why the Terriers The Patriot defense was superb different St. Francis team when the Patriots problems last year and bothered showing up at all. The in front of freshman goalie Tom S.B. plays them in regular season. Hendrix Defeats Mount In one of the biggest games in the suite C.L. TUNA 14 0 14 quarterback Pete Friel to wide receiver Jeff FOUR Q 0 13 13 leagues this year, Mount AB defeated Hendrix Ditieri to beat O'Neill f-3, 7-0. TUNA-Brown pass from Petosa (Rosenthal kick) CD, 10-7. Alex Hemandez had a 72 yard TUNA-Scaff pass from Petoss AMMAN 7 0 7 (Rosenthal kick) O'NEILL 0 0 touchdown run and added a game winning field 0 goal with thirty seconds remaining. In what may have decided the final playoff AMMAN-Ditieri 20 yd. pas from Friel (Collins kick) MOUNT AB 7 8 10 spot in their division Benedict AO-BO defeated HENDRIX CD 0 7 7 Amman A-l used touchdown completions of Langmuir D-l, 7-6. Jeff Astor's extra point kick 65 and 15 yards to upend Quad neighbor Irving was the margin of victory. The G-2 X-men, currently in second place in A-l, 14-0. the running for the McDowell Cup upped their BENEDICT 0 7 7 AMMAN 6 8 14 LANGMUIR 0 6 6 IRVING 0 0 0 record to 6-1 by crushing Irving C-0, 42-7. LANGMUIR-Schifter pass from Rotelli (kick failed) BENEDICT-Bernstein pas from Kramitz (Astor kick) AMMAN--Weuman 65 yd. pass from Braverman Harold Bordowitz had three touchdown catches (kick failed) AMMAN-Ho safety and added a 40 yard touchdown run. Amman C3 used a first half touchdown from AMMAN-Leon 15 yd. pass from Vasolas (kick ailed) O'NEILL G-2 28 14 42 IRVING CO0 0 7 7 fO------Mmmmvft-% O'NEILL-Bordowitz ten yd. pan from Malicewski Malizewski kick) O'NEILL-Feldman 30 yd. pass from Malizewski Malizewki kick) '9NEILL-Bordowitz40 yd. run (Malizewski kick) Rice Slugs Out MVP O'NEILL-Bordowitz 60 yd. pas from Malicewski Malicewski kick) O'NEILL--Bordowitz 20 yd. pass from Feldman Slugger (Malicewski kick) Jim Rice of the Boston Red Sox, the League behind 1977 MVP Rod Carew of O'NEILL-Levinson 76 yd. pass from Feldman first American leagueri in t(Maicewskikick) 41 years to Minnesota, who hit .333, and Al Oliver of IRVING-Luber 80 yd. kickoff return (McGee kick) accumulate more than 400 total bases in a Texas, who had a .324 average. single season, was named the AL's Most It took that kind of statistical dominance to James D-2 used two interceptions by Paul Valuable Player for 1978 by the Baseball beat Guidry, who led the majors with a 25-3 Resnik and a 40 yard touchdown catch to defeat Writers Association of America Tuesday. record that included nine shutouts and a 1.74 James D-l, 15-6. Quarterback Rich Masterson had Rice beat Cy Young Award winner Ron earned run average. Guidry's .893 winning two touchdown passes. Guidry of the New York Yankees comfortably. percentage was the highest for any 20-game JAMES D-2 9 6 15 The Boston slugger received 20 first-place votes winner in baseball history. JAMES D4 0 6 6 from the 28-man BBWA committee and a total Following Hisle were Amos Otis of Kansas JAMES D-2-DiAntonio 10 yd. pass from Masterson of 352 points, while Guidry, a unanimous City, who had 90 points, Rusty Staub of (MItchell kick) JAMES D-2--Sol safety choice for the AL Cy Young Award last week, Detroit, 88; Graig Nettles of New York, 86; JAMES D-2-Resnik 40 yd. pass from Masterson. (kick failed) had 291 points in the MVP election and the Don Baylor of California, 51; Eddie Murray of other eight first-place votes. Baltimore, 50; O'Neill E-0 remained undefeated boasting a Carlton Fisk of Boston, 49, and The only player 7-0 record by shutting out Gray C-l, 25-0. Willie to break the Rice-Guidry Darrell Porter of Kansas City, 48. hold on the first two voting Thomas threw for two touchdowns and ran for positions was Rice was only the sixth player in the history Milwaukee's Larry Hisle, one. who received one of the American League to break the 400 total second-place ballot and finished third with 201 base barrier. O'NEILL 12 12 26 -GRAY 0 0 0 points. Guidry's chances for the MVP probably were O'NEILL-Preval 10 yd. pas from Thomas (kick failed) O'NEILL--aid 25 y pass from Thomas (kick failed) Rice won the MVP designation following an damaged by the existence of the Cy Young O'NEILL - Thomas 60 yd. run (Rener kick) O'NEILL-Harrison 20 yd. pa from Haid (kick failed) awesome season at the plate. He led the majors Award. Since 1956, when the baseball writers with 46 home runs and 139 runs batted in, and added the Cy Young to honor the best pitcher In the Independent League, C.L. Tuna posted had 406 total bases - the first AL hitter to in each league to their post-season awards, only two victories by defeating Speed 7-2 and then reach that plateau since Joe DiMaggio had 418 five hurlers have won both that award and the edging Four Q, 14-13. Bob Petosa had a seven total bases in 1937. MVP. They were Don Newcombe in 1956, yard run in the first game and two touchdown Rice also led the majors in hits with 213 and Sandy Koufax in 1963, Denny McLain and passes in the second game. in triples with 15. He had a slugging percentage Bob Gibson in 1968 and Vida Blue in 1971. of .600 and batted .315, third in the American C.L. TUNA 0 7 7 -Associated Press

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