Illegal Warning Light Found on F Rat Vic Tims Truck Dy IOE MORAN Transportation to Mark Manholes," Whittle Was Unavailable for Comment

McAdam Sherman on loint SG election ticket

By STUART EMMRICH Shalt awy. dcc rion .ibou I pi ospect 'Ce inin11giim 1teCs and onsiel i inning to, iin office "ext Alligator Staff Writer McADANI REFUSED Monday to discuss was si talking to ietested students quarter bout hjsc riade no decision Net. other candidates w.ho might gunning Bt RON PETERSEN, Honor Court chiet be on DAN LOBECK, SG secretary of consumer Alyce MeAdami. UF National Organization her ticket or w.hat her platform ,,ould be. and (ceiense counsel and one ot the central figures itlairs. said Monday he ,as "looking at a lot tot Wompen (NOW) head, and Greg Sherman, said she ,.ould wtait until today's press in the Honor (our s recent investigation io ni offices.hut,. asn't sure it he ,.ould run tor student body treasurer, will announce today conference wo answei any questions about her mass cheating in the business college, has anything next quarter or not. their plan' to run for student body president confirmed he 'nit he running lot Honor Cowrl [-oheek said he would prohabN make sonmc and treasurer respectively in next quarter's ( hancelloi next quarter .111noU ncemen! boutt his p1 ans IA the first Student Government elections. h-orinei Student Senate President Jim, Peiisen said he '.a' going '0 run orn weck ii 'pri i quarter McAdam and Sherman have scheduled a Eaton has also indicated ;plans to run toi Faton's ticket. Eaton has acknowledged thai 10:30 anm. news conference today to an- president. hut Ins made no otflcial an - he discussed the matter w ith~ Petersen and it is Sciate M inorit lecadei Sue (line said 'he nounce that they will run together in the n',uncemcnt vet. \ cry likely'' that the Iwo w, ould i un, together had "ni' plans nil " to 'iii, or .1ny ollie. but spring elections. aIpproximlalely a month and Eaton said last week he hadn't made anvy Secrci ISC otr cia K h .tn aIso said t hes are admiiitt ed she had nt com,,pletelI tuled it out.

The Independent TIJ ESI)A Y MARCH 4. 1975 Florida 'ao VOL. 67. NO. 94 1ubse by Capus Commn n GGoos *nsv'II Fiorido Not otlcoIlly osioc otd whithe'wes o nd State university. job opportunities

are still unequaI By JANET PARK FELICITY TREEBLOOD, president ot AllIgator Staff Writer the Association or Women Faculty. said the figures "make it clear inequities are After two years of enforcing an equal widespread, and this is what we find so employment opportunity plan, marked profoundly disturbing. differences in job opportunities for men and "Womien are not being paid equally for women are still present at the nine Florida equal work," she said. state universities, according to recently Effects of next year's limited hiring might released information from the National possibly result in a different "mix' of enm- Center for Educational Statistics. ployes' sex and race, Trueblood said, if the Dr. Robert Bryan. interim vice president white males are retirimg and hiring is con- bor academic affairs, acknowledged the ducted according to affirmative action university system freeze on the hiring guidelines. necessary to carry out UF's affirmative action "THIS IS A HATTER of continuing in- plan. terest to the association," she said. BRYAN SAID there will definitely be a Or. Grace Henderson. president of the freeze on hiring next year. Black Caucus. declined to comment on the However, be said. "The freeze will be matter over the phone. thawed in certain cases to right imbalances Women faculty members with tenure, caused by this year's freeze." which is guarantee of a job until the teacher Most of the UF eniployes lost by attrition voluntarily leaves, total only 12 per cent of this year were lost through retirement, ac- tenured faculty members at UF, according to cording to Bryan. the report. "THEY WERE MOSTLY white males who THlE REPORT STATES UF tils below ate retiring. We've had very few resignations the 14 per cent State University System ph~o~o by and newmon and very few deaths.' he said. average bor female faculty members with The hiring that will be done next year will tenure. old vonillo Ice cream Is okay, but 22 and a Just plain Ibllow affirmative action plan guidelines,. The total number of women faculty at UF it $1,700 for fighting cystic Pla in half gllons of meant Bryan said. has increased 2.5 per cent in the last two f ibrosis. The mousy wes raised this weekend by Delta Only selected poitions will be filled "nt years. according to the report, while the Phi Epsilon in on annual ice-cream eating contest year in the 'thaw," such as in the depart- university system showed only a 2.8 per cern coosisting ol coe-Ptitors. ments of English, zoology and chemistry. increase. Vanilla All of the contestants probably felt the effects after Bryan explained. since they were the hardest the contest was over but none could feel them like the hit by faculty losses this year during the hiring winner who at. 74scoops of the cold stuff. freeze. (See 'Employment,' page eleven) Illegal warning light found on f rat vic tims truck Dy IOE MORAN Transportation to mark manholes," Whittle was unavailable for comment. THE FRATERNITY was advised, he said. AliaeeStsM fl'itr said. Parker was charged in the accident with of traffic and pedestrian regulations ap- Whittle said Florida Statutes prohibit the careless driving. plicable to the run. The warning lights on the rear of the use of white lights on the back of .11 vehicles. SIGMA PHI EPSILON fraternity president Maxwell said if the lights were approved by flatbed truck in which four UF fraternity men and prohibit flashing lights except for Mike Pwn, told reporters over the weekend the Highway Patrol in Gainesville. he has not were killed Saturday were illegal, according to crnergency vehicles, turn signals and that the lighting on the truck had been been able to determine which officer in- Ouinton Whittle, a Florida highway emergency flashers, to be used only when the theeked and approved by the Gainesville 'pected the truck. petrolman in Perry,. 'chicle isstopped at the side of the road. Highway Patrol before the start of the 'run-a- "As rat as I know, no one her approved it." The truck, containing 17 fraternity Only one of the amber lights - the one thon." Maxwell 'aid. members. .us pltr.ed into from behind by an closest to the shoulder of the highway - 'as Lt. J. J. Maxwell of the Highway Patrol in SURVIVORS of the accident have beeui empty gasoline tanker truck, leaving Mark in operation at the tinie of the accident. Gainesville said he had talked to someone advised not to discuss details of the crash. Statford. Mark Simmons. Larry Berle. and Whittle said. hr the fraternity five or six weeks ago about Plum said. Jerry Engram dead. WHifLE SAID it has not yet been the charity run. A memorial service for the four dead ThE TRUCK was outfitted with two shite deterniined if the other lights twene Maxwell said the caller asked how to students will be held-'W ag emenya n at drliupngights mounted on 14.fadt poles at the operatamal at the time of the crash. recent a permit to conduct the Gainesville 5:30 in University Aeibumn. rear of the cab, and two flashing amber lights L.eo Parker of Perr). who i as driving the to Tallahassee ct. QWM.tlsa.po. "similar to those used by the Dsparflwnt of tflkin'ttlt sumsle %.iih the *snftv frii&A tad emiit was required. (See deathss.' page ten) g.e 2, Th. Independn*Ro.edod Milgotor. Tu.doy. MorchA if1lS tuesday lANJGEGE Politic ian still held, Fed study 5 anarchists freed capsule iUP1) - I VL an archists iced ron, West Gei man ta'ls in exchange for the promised release of a political leader landed Monday at the Red Sea port of Aden after three other countries refused them sanctuary. The plane had less than an hour's tuel left when it finally put down A spokesman bor West German Lufthansa Airline in Berin. who announced the landing. said he did niot know ifithe five intended to remain in Aden or only to have their Boeing 707 refueled for a further flight base on en erg There was no word on the whereabouts or condition of Christian Democratic Party Leader Peter [orenz.,5 , or the guerrillas who kidnaped himn five days ago. Lorents abductors said the candidate for mayor of West Berlin would be released only after their five conmrads reach their final destination and Heinrich Albert,, a UPI) A Federal Reserve study indicated Monday the protestant pastor and former West Berlin mayor traveling nation s economy in worse shape than one of the bleakest of WASHiNG tON (UPI) - The White House said Monday with the five, returns home. government mdexes shows, and the Commerce Department that President Ford had accepted a Democratic plan as a t-he West German government supplied five anarchists basis for a possible compromise on national energy policy. reported another sharp drop in housing construction. with a Lufthansa Boeing 707 and guaranteed them safe Sources in Algiers said oil exporting nations may link crude Press Secretary Ron Nessen said a Democratic plan passage out of the country. but Syria. Libya and Ethopia promoted by Sen. John 0 Pastore of Rhode Island and Rep oil prices to the worldwide ilation rate. The Organization of refused permission to land. Petroleum l-xporting Countries is holding its first summit James C. Wright of Texas had "too much fluff and not conference with heads ol state from live of the 13 OPEC enough detail." But he said a plan by Chairman Rep. Al nations absent. Thai head: withdraw troops Uillman and his House Ways and Means Committee IN THE latest report on the depressed U.S. construction Democrat "accepts the philosophical heart of the Presidentsa industry, the (onmmerce D~epartment said construction BANGKOK tUPf) - Thailand's new civilian government programs. 'pending dropped 2.7 per cent in January to the annual rate Monday called for the withdrawal of the remaining American Dtd that mean the President. angling for compromise with of $128.1 billion, the lowest since November. 3972. when it troops and warplanes in the country within 18 months. the Democratic Congress to make America independent ol was 128 billion. Building volume was 15.5 per cent below a Defense Minister Gen. Thiawit Seniwong said the with.- foreIgn oil by 19S5. judged the Ullman plan a basis for talk year ago when inflation is discounted drawal 'is stated in our policy we presented to Parliament iwhen Ulinman's committee starts writing the law? Residential housing and public construction both declined today. this means that the total withdrawal of the American 'Yes.'' Nessen replied. Sharp 4.6 per cent and private construction was down 1.8 troops and warplanes will be done within 18 nmonthk after we "It is a basis for discussion but by itself it is not lornmally take office." per cent satisfactory compromise.'' Nessen told reporters. 'he Federal Reserves regional bank in Boston released a study how inrg an economic slide ol 1 per cent I roni Januiiarv to

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Es Rape vict im name may be in news puetion i1twe can'precvcim rm As University Police Department in- If the Supreme Court decision a), ,o alters By DEBBIE IBERT publicity, how many are going to conic for- restigato. Martha V ares put it. e've done H-orida's Vtatute. it will he up to th Alligator Staff Writer media ward- cservthing to encourage lenmales jo conme in whether the name' oh rape victims will be YET, MARKY SAID he could see where aind report Florida rape victims may no longer be a rape What happens if ow they p~ublished. the identification of rape victims may 'aid in conic in and we tell them their names protected by law from having their name' can he Alligator cditoi in-chief David Si, ith said obtainig witnesses that the state miight never exposed wo the world'" published in news stories ihe paper would continue not print ing the have known about." MOST RAPE VICTIMS have enough uit' name except in "rare a The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 8-I Monday nd ex- Because emhar-assment is a major factor in problems coping with emotional shock and that a state may not bar news media from traoidinarv circumstances" the non-reportingof rapes, spokesmen bor law strain and shouldn't have to worry about I he Gamnesville Sun also w ill not publishing a rape sictim's name if it is ob- change enforcement agencies in the area agreed that said Ibm Mannweiler. a counselor tained from public court iccords exposure, their policy agwmst printing a i ape victifl's the possibility of having their names at the Coiner Di ug Store. Only half the rape name unless it is "absolutely pertinent "to the THE RULING reversed a decision by the publicued will probably keep rape victims victims he has counseled had reported the Georgia Supreme Court in favor of Martin 'tory. as im tihe case oh a pronminenit person. crime to the police, he said. according to ed toi Ed Johnson. Cohn, who brought a civil suit ft' invasion of hrnm reporting the crimn, discuss nesrepr on the cour procedngs against; to act revision her rapists. might legally be denied bor failure to publish DR. RON CARPENTER, of the Anmerican 'This doesn't automatically change By KAREN MEYER or do research - which is prohibited by a Association of University Professors, said he Florida's law, but it does raise serious Alligator Staff Writer provision in the 1973 education act - it such a was "not sure you can write a law which will questions about the validity of our statute." decision was taken to court. Nodes said. cover higher education mn such a blanket said Ray Marky, 'tate assistant attorney A revision in the wording of Florida's Theriev'sii would correct atechnical error "ay" general in the criminal appeals division. Oninibus Education Act dealing with which esulting from the differences in the bill that Ifa faculty member is involved primarily in According to Florida statutes, no person taculty cannot be denied tenure "solely 'or was tiled and the bill in its final lorm, that undergraduate teaching. research and shall print or publish flhe name or identity of failure to publish or do research" will conic was passed in 1973 with several other bills publication "is not that crucial." Carpenter any lemale who has been raped or had an before the legislature when it convenes in included undei the Omnibus Education Act. said. attempted assault committed against her. April. Nodes said. But if a taculty miember- supervises Ihe law does not specify whether the name Rep. Richard Hodes, D-Tamipa, said his UF President Robert C). Marston said he graduate students, and is teaching graduate is taken from police or court records, Marky evision would "provide for elimination of the would laor HodeY' revision if it applied only students how to do research, the faculty said. In either case. using the rape victim's publish or perish doctrine" for faculty to faculty niembers assigned completely to supervisor "has to be absolutely on top of his name is a first-degree misdemeanor. "assigned exclusively to teaching and other teaching and other student-oriented activities. hield,"' Carpenter said. MARKY SAID it would be five days to a student oriented activities.?' "BUT I WOULD THINK there would be 'For sonme schools, it's not that inm- week before the attorney general's office TENURE GUARANTEES A faculty very tew people like that.'' Marston said. portant." he said. "But for U.1F, it research would know the full impact ot the Supreme member permanent employment until he "In general, one must be told what is and publication) is absolutely essential."' (Court ruling on Florida's law. He hasn't voluntarily leaves, retires or is dismissed with expected ot him in terms ot teaching. research Dii. Robert Biyanrin terim assistant 'ice -eceived a copy of the decision yet, he added, reasonable cause by the Board of Regents. and service',' said Marston. and the decision president bor academic affairs, said he would and won't know until he reads it how tar- l'enure does not guarantee a permanent to grant tenure should rest on how each actor not lavor a tenure revision tor UIF. because it reaching its effects '.ill be position where there are no hunds. is fulfilled. is supposed to he the graduate assistant and [he assistant attoi ney general had a Hodes, House Education Committee Marston said he was concerned with iescaich institution of the state iiiixed reaction'' to the possible change. Ahairnman, said he would suggest the revision "having the legislature spell out one detail of Although 8 i varn said i esearch and "We're having alot of difficulty now getting because there are discrepancies in the wor- the criteria ior promotion and en ure,'' that publication can he over-emphasized.'' he said victims to report the crime and Ibliow through dmig of the bill that require a technical w.otld -equtre granting tenure to a faculty he didn't 'see any virtue"' in the legislature with the prosecution even with a law revision. imemher who failed to do research and telling universities what to dlo regarding protecting her identity.'' he said. 'The AS THE BILL CURRENTLY ceads, tenure publish if that w as w hat he was hired to do tenure

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- -- Fog. 4. The Ind.p.nd.nteddo Ailigosor Tucudoy March & 1975 R E EF .EEFE Eva uators Ike Brown, R EF .e*ttEGE STUDENT cO ,e@. 04.4 Lindsay Anderson*, a c ritics s cur rilous .n.mrnonoIly Not.d Faimmoker c elf. .hi Spodting LII. .0 Lucky Men I cmn Celebrolion w LAST WEEK, FOLLOWING UF By TOM SHRODER e Alligator Staff Writer lPvcsdcnt Robert () Marston's report ol the Friday March 7 8:00 PM 9 omn (lee's preli'nary findings. Dr Albert University Auditoriu Cuy. LI- Umied Faculty of Florida chapter A University College evaluation prompted president. called the evaluation a "complete sponsored by UC Student Council: JWRU,. 'by criticism ot LU( Dean Rob Burton Brosni Soord ofCollnegCoul~s s 392-1521 has ended in srn endorsement ol Brown and a Ho.esei, in a leaae to University System InfonmttIIn:UCC@Iill condenat ion ot sonic ii hi' critics. Chancellor Robert Mait,. Marston said. he I he ti,,al report ol the e' aluation comn- accepted the findings and recommendations ,ittee. t eleased Wednesday. urged the UF ol the committee. administration to express "public and One ol the comnilitee's recommendations tinequiv'ocable" support bor Brown, and to aan n crease in UC funding. despuce UF's make the support etfective by "substantially economic problems. increasing lhe budgetary allocation" to UC "WE RELIEVE THAT additional hinds IN ADDITION. THE COMMITTEE can be invested in this college with full charged "several"' ol Brown's critics "may confidence that they will be expended wisely themselves have violated reasonable stan- and to the substantial enhancement of the dlards ot academic conduct by the careless undergraduate education throughout the O r qanic G ar de n and scurrilous content and manner of their ifmversity,' the committee wrote. complaits.'' Bryan said in response to the committee's '-he comnnttee. consisting ot two university icconmnendation. he will try to increase UC's LT rans o rtiaiIo n presidents and a nationally prominent share of expense money next year. - it Brown's critics continued Brown said next year's projected decrease professor. said Tra i I "such conduct." they believed their dismissal in UC enrollment will ease the financial Nature would be tustified,. stress. Dr. Robert Bryan. UP interim 'ice "RELATIVELY SPEAKING, we'll have more money." president for academic affairs, said a com- he said. Ear th Week plaint niust be brought against a faculty The committee's strongest criticism of member before he could be dismissed for Brown was his method or Carrying out policy. it sconduct. Brown was "on occasion insensitive. BROWN SAID HE WOULD not make any tactless and contentious." they said. "A complaints concerning his critics. modification of his style is certainly called " I think ifs all over."' he said. for." Bi-own said he did not expect criticism of "Style is something you conie with. I've his administration to continue, at least not in been trying bor years to change mmiie." Brown the same com replied Environntal Action Group Wed., March 5 JWRU 362 7:30 pm Health cente r bookstore

moves to jar g~er location REQUIREDMEUP READING B. RENA EPSTEIN he health center AllIgator Staff Writer I he medical college was the onlN one in the health center when the firsi health center I he Icnmporary bookstore in the J Hillis lbooksmore opened im NSS5 NED VELVET LOUNGE 40R e **- . M. ~*p.- .ilim gjattr lIaU S in S~W. 61 Av. Cem Ci, *i.lnf '0. t JO Miller Health Center stil soon assume new MONEY TO PAY bor the extra checkout headquartci-s that will 'at least quadruple'' area' aid showcases will conic Ironm Sl00.00 the sure ol the old location. .iccoiding to San, contrihuted l's the UJF bookstore. IMEDFCE GL'ten, Li hookstoie manaKg sisat Matm niew services are scheduled to be bookstore mianagcir, the flew bookstore ,.,ll be ofi.red by the nes. bookstore French or Onion Rili Getten said it w.ill add more non-required on the first tlktr in the old bioclectronics Tues is books, enlarge the paperbound section. carry to i he post office. Pst,.hie os space iiext i,,agarimes. enlarge the general supplies of ALTHOUGH GETZEN is "hopeful' the a notary public in toast *.fChoic.) bookstore will open in its nes location tbr fall paper and folders and place he new location. sales, he said it would be ''more quaile. He said he also expects the new store to ceahstic' to expect the opening alter fall eary "college identifying iteis' like glasses. I hcrbookstore was pushed out ol its old pins and black physician bags. location tin the imaun floor of the Medical BECAUSE OF the cramped space in the Sciences building due to the construction of a old location. Getzen said only required L iv, 1w crSI nes. addition to the health center. textbooks '.ere sold. I lie teiiporary location is in a lobb, area in No ici. stati is expected to be added to the I en,,,,. Freneh o, Onion Roi Ii nm ol the auditorium, but Getzen said it is a lour persons whIo no ,.ork in the health hor-rIbe thing" because a hallwa, cuts right center bookstore. according to Getzen. through the sales die, But he said ii the ,olunme ol sales ticreases SIDE al DE RS Ilit' lairgei' area is needed, according to im the ne' location, there is a possibility of etreii, because to" there aie t'ise colleges in hirinw students to w.ork during lunch hour. Potat, 1.iai C.,eSil. eSfld Ssians tSnrkrsul

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Alachua Cpun s (oiiiiission meetm,. api-os ed In the LOmn mission alt ei the hearing he proposed cot,,, ordinance would be is held. u mnded .with ledciral i-e'en uc sharimg lunds. I lie hearings "iall be held at 3 iii, on the n iuat 5ult I he ordiiince coils tor the establishment toui th looi 1o the Alachua (ounrs Cour- >a hoard ahIiih would rel iew. the crimes and I house. 377-651C Oscar awards roll around By RICHARD 'y'tem "a business question" ol the "selt-mntent but usually, he continued, this cnimimerc gal Orientation. 1 BURKHOLDER proposition for (which) involved'' im the awards' takes place "because of the Mickle Ed1wardson. UF Alligator Staff Writer salability matters"' above all promotion of the movie force of critical action." professor of journalism and THE OSCARS are making industry. At any rate, he added, the communications and film Tis Oscar time again. That awarded by the Academy of IN SOME PAST situations. Oscar ceremony is a good self- reviewer for the Gainesville usually means added com- Motion Picture Arts and said Paul Newman. I. Wayne Sun. said that while 'he is at mercial promotional device for * hoopla in the film Sciences, a non-profit show Reitz Union Assistant Hollywood that just happens times ''horrified and appalled ads, return engagements of hit institution based in Director of Student wo have a "lavish, badly at the films neglected' by the Oscar nominees at your local Hollywood Productions, the statuettes' staged TV spectacle" ap- Academy she nonetheless movie palaces, and much Robin Collhson. Gainesville conferral has "obviously been pended to it. finds the award presentations 4 'peculation about what Sun movie critic, conceded a political ploy.' He cited the SCIADINI ALSO feels that to be 'good. semi-clean fun constituted last year's she had not viewed an Oscar John Wayne 1%69 Oscar as the televised award ceremony recognizing, by and large, cinematic superlative,. ceremony since she was"13 or being a case in point of in- is objectionable but entertainment values instead For years a number of 14" because she "discovered dustry-wide collusion in the acknowledged that the idea of of significant ones." devoted film hans have been it wasn't a fair competition; sentimental presentation of Oscar-giving "doesn't She continued, "Oscars are accusing the Oscars of solely the best films'' - artistically the award. preclude the possibility of lun and we enjoy them." representing commercial and "poetically" - usually Sometimes, said William raising the public's tastes."' Here's suspense. ego- intent. "New York didn't -win. Childers. UF professor of The Oscars. bad as they involvement in the selection of Magazine" film critic John Frank Sciadini. UF English. Oscars are actually are, he went on. support the winners, and a too-seldom Simon. for instance. once assistant professor of given to the right people - filim medium because film chance to see celebrities labeled the entire Oscar behavioral science, said that. the ones who, for aesthetic simply "cannot survive ar- paraded in front of us, she nominating and conferral in his mind, there was "little reasons, actually deserve it - tistically without some added.

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Cas hclan C omes to UF Review sounded just like "Blue Suede Shoes", but much faster. By STUART SCHUSTER Then, the show's pace hit the skids again as a band AMbiato. Conuepocdeet member, whose self-introduction was barely audible, stepped The Johnny Cash Show was everything I expected it to be; into the spotlight with a boring version of an obscure Dobie on like imaginative, fast moving, and tightly organized. Well Gray song. At that point I expected the show to drag rounded and pure country-western. the show was an alter- an old 'Amateur Hour" segment - complete with mediocre native to the many rock ads whose predictability is often soloists (expect for Perkins and Terry) who did the show more measured by their decibel level. harm than good. But the best was still yet to come. I was impressed by Cash and the way he presented himself. PERKINS AND TERRY diffused into the background of He got the audience on his side even beibre he came on stage. the completely unlit stage as Cash, guitar slung over his back, Veteran sidemen Carl Perkins and Gordon Terry took came out of the wings. He missled into "I Walk the Line". "A responsibility for foot-stomping and hee-hawing their way Boy Named Sue", and "Folsom, Prison Blues,' kneeling through the first halI'of the show. Anita. one of the sfl June occasionally to shake the outstretched hands of a rew ardent Canter-Cash daughters. balanced out the billing with her admirers. Now, the audience was all his, and he. in turn, had rendition of "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right," a song nothing but praise for those who forked over $6.50 per head to played so often, not even Dylan himself can do it justice see him, a pair of competent sidemen, his raspy voiced wife. anyme and his daughters. BUT AS ANITA bored nme with her sameness. Perkins The best parts of the show were when Cash was alone, with photo by ttaIre vmtt came across as a veritable rock n' roll virtuoso. His "Blue the band behind him, on numbers like "City of New Orleans" JOHNNY CASH Suede Shoes" was fun to hear and it got the show moving and "Folsom Prison Blues". It was then that his voice sounded especially good, until wife June joined him, and played with family mnd friends in Flo. Gym Sunday again. Perkins nodded and knee-knocked through that number, then another featuring Terry on fiddle, which together they butchered the otherwise enjoyable "Jackson". off-key and hurried. I 'To make matters worse, June and the girls decided to stick 'Mystery Play prom ises good time poor hamc.Eenter:.lthy;s,'il about the Canr family and how they've been in show business for some fifty By KAREN MEYER ganme. each of the characters years, a medley of that era lasted only minutes. Alflgatar Staff Wrlier is actually a parody of Still, the show represented an honest and professional So me o ne elis e- -m ay b e effort on the pant of Johnny Cash. If nothing else is Important. Dr. David L. Shelton won't someone in the audience. the audience was enthusiastic and responsive, and I, for one 'promise the audience for But then again, maybe not. had a good ole' time. florida Players' production of 'It seem' to be a play 'Mysey Play" anything but improised ratherhethan Mrs. NIcCartney '"It really doesn't matter if desribngit as more ol' a phe audience realizes exactly ,.hat happens as long as it's And although it is "more busted for grs &tertainlng." he said. suitcd to a more intimate PRESENTED AT the H.P. situation" than Constans LOS ANGELES(UPI) Linda The officer said he found a Vonstans Theater March 6-9,. Theater, Shelton said those McCartncy, wile of former plastic bag containing about ,iekets are tree to students sitting in the Iront section. the "Bettle" Paul McCartney,. lb grams of marijuana which Mrs. McCartney nd must be picked up in pit. will probably "be fairly was arrested on suspicion of had idvance. Curtain is at B p.m. tightly involved." rousessing marijuana early allegedly carried in her purse. Playwright Jean Claude COSTUMES FOR the cast yesterday when officers Mrs. McCartney, 33, was Jan ltallfr is here this ,.eek,. of eight will glitter in tune 'topped the famIly's car for hooked on suspicion of running a red light. )onductinx workshops in with the metallic shimmering possession of marijuana and Iirecting. acting and writing set, creating. in Shelton's Th'- California Highway released on 50 ball. She was rnd of course. watching his w.ords. "visually, a dazzling Patrol said- McCartney. his ordered to appear in scriptt conmc alive again on show." wife and their three children municipal court March 10 for ttape. Although the script is were driving along Santa arraignment Shelton said henws unsure 'kind of kinky." Shelton said Monica Boulevard In their Ahot Van Itallic intended to it is a great experience for the siver Lincoln Continental Officers said her husband. ttio ith the somewhat obscure actors and actresses--"it a hen the auto sped through a leader of the popular singing after ,poup. McCartney and scriptt -' "He probably has stretches them considerably" traffic light shortly 'Paul something to soy about levels us they se itch in and out of midnight Wings," was not charged in of' reality.", characters. While a patrolnian '.as the incident. But, as Shelton said. I If the idea 'works. Shelton citingng a traffic citation, he The couple told authorities 'aid he smelled the odor of they had been visiting really doesn't matter. said. the spectators ,.,ll find JEAN CLAUDE VAN ITALLIE marijuana in the car and SoutheriCalifornia, but gave APPROACHING THE themselves at the parts too. will conductth@trW0khOPMhIswk PLAY as an elaborate parts C heet's. ordered the McCartncys out. no oddre,,. Pog. 6. The Independent Florido A~hgot.r Tuesday Morch 4 1975 EDITORIA L Sardines It has been said that man needs only three things to survive: food, clothing and shelter. A student coming to UF will have easy access to food and clothing. It's shelter that's going to give him a bit of a problem. The university provides living space for about 30 per cent ot its students. The rest of the 28,114 persons trying to attain a higher education depend on the Gainesville and Alachua County area to provide housing for them. Last fall, when a few thousand students unexpectedly decided to sail the flagship university. UF housing officials were faced with the embarrassing fact that the university city doesn't have enough cabin space. The frantic housing officials made triples out of 400 rooms designed to house two people. Then they stutfed 350 bewildered freshmen into study lounges. students were lodged in Two hundred SITMORE SUPPOQI. what UF Ott-Campus Housing Director Carl Opp AWCaE.GI t4OvBABY.(WIC!.JU5'A LITTLE FCQWORA1- termed "inadequate and dilapidated housing, located from west hell to north Georgia." Although this arrangement wasn't exactly L et them eat cannon balls conducive to academic excellence, they were stuck. The dense fog shrouded our ship with an overwhelming These people had to be housed somewhere. heaviness. It had become so thick the nmen were leaning These same people are going to have to be ladder, up against it and already three sea gulls had suf- TONY ARNADE housed again next year. And although the focated in its upper reaches. university is trying bard to avoid making sardines "DO VOL THINK we can start the charity voyage this morning?" I asked the government agent who had ac- out of its students, Opp says the situation is companied mc aboard. old cracked bat. unavoidable. "Well if we do we run the risk of sniashing into another fog 'But they're starving," I said. "Thet Africans need more UF's "out--of-town" students are not the only bank and damaging the bow. I haven't the foggiest notion than bats and bibles. Tley can pick up items like that Irom ones who depend on this area's 9.306 decent rental when this is gonna clear, do you?"' the Peace Corps." units for a place to call home. Santa Fe Com-. "soon I hope. We have to ship these supplies out to the "CIII SENT them ibod too," the spent answered. "In tact starving millions of the third world or they may not have the I tilled my package with the menu recommended by the U.S munity College students also need a place to live. energy to go on reproducing." governmlent for all poor people. I'm sure the Africans wil Gainesville couples who can't afford, or don't "What do you mean? the agent asked with a suspicious enjoy my bullets." want, a house need some form of shelter. Alachua stare. "The Africans can't eat bullets.' I replied in a harsh voice County's 1,800 new families also need a place to "WELL HAVEN'T you heard, the underdeveloped nations "Idon't see why not. It's what the poor in the United State' call their own. of the world are hungry?" are supposed to survive on. I even sacrificed my best shotgun "You mean they can't afford to put sugar on their corn- shells and I'm planning In short, the demand for to eke it out on BB a for the housing is growing but flakes either?' the agent asked with a touch of suburban iremiainder of the month." the supply isn't. wi sd on' "BUT THEY CAN'T cat bullets, the human digestive According to Norman Bowman, director of "It's a lot worse than that." I countered. "Dc you realize system . Gainesville's community development depart.- that over three fifths of the world's population goes to bed on "Oh the administration admits the plan isn't flawles' I ment, only one project, a 213 unit apartment empty stomachs?" mean our ship is stranded in fog, there's going to he Using a perceptive insight he'd developed building, is currently under way. Local builders from following politicians abusing buldes for military purposes. and the tootball statistics and all his American wisdom, the agent Chimese might have a little trouble eating their BBs with admit that right now the housing picture is glum. came up with an answer. chopsticks." The increasing lack of living space is due mostly ''That's a pity. Why can't our government get them to sleep "But they can't eat bullets." to a lack of available mortgage money and high on their backs?" "Well they have been. Haven't you read about all the armi interest rates. An emergency measure enacted by ."DON'T YOU REALIZE," I screamed in exasperation,. 'ales to the third world? Do you really think the Defense how serious the situation is? There's starving Indians. Department would give away military weapons when Air Congress last year is easing up some of the supply, starving A fricans, and there may even be another Jimmy country is falling behind in the arms race? Of but the effects of more money won't be seen for at course not. Brown out there low on nutrition. And he may even be white." "Those are bullets we've been sending them and the nmotte least another year and a half. My last words shook the agent with their intensity. Hie is nothing more than straight-out American altruism. B) the That is the time Bowman claims it takes from looked out for a moment and watched the fog sink below the way Washington's program is expanding cven the beggar' im water line when a project is first approved until construction and turned to whisper. Calcutta will have their own personal engraved bullet to 'ice Yeah they say the situation has deteriorated abroad too' actually begins. on" "SO YOU DO know ahotit it." "BUT THEY CAN'T eat bullets." I gasped one last time is In the meantime. UF students must find "Oh yes, the agent replied as the water rose above the fog the last vestige of fog disappeared below the surface. "1 heii somewhere mndi took our ship with it. "I even sent a charity to house themselves. Mobile homes are package off digestive tracts aren't large enough.' one alternative, but most students don't have the this morning. it's going all the way to the south Sahara where Rubbing his leadbelly the agent responded in a slow dral. nuisstonaries are going money for a down payment. to hand it out to all of their niew "WelI if they can't eat buldes, then let theam eat cmn- cornerts. liim 'ure the Africans can find a way to tape up my non balls.' Renting a house is another alternative, but Opp %'arns agains t this. Most students, he claims, don't / realize how much responsibility is involved in -N taking care of a home. The Independent onv,dSmith TrnmWood A third,. nd what is probably the best alter- Edior im chief ManagingEdiot native, is to reduce the number of students. UF Florida Alligato r President Robert Marston has already put a stopper on growth for a year. But a stopper doesn't CIU mnican oov'd Kein .Orin o Brugmo Brian Jones reduce the problem, it simply maintains it. NewsEditor Lay out Edtor Layou Editor The Board of Regents, on March 5, will consider P A Tony Knd,,o, reducing enrollment of first-time-in-college Jom.,n Cook Pub I ,Md by students by IS per cent. If passed, this means Adnmm,stotiv.Asu,flon, approximately 435 less students will atttend UF. Sookk.prr Business Monog., While this won't entirely solve the housing 0m Mocomoro P0 Bon 13266 Unwversily shortage problem. it gill certainly help ease it. We Meenm&counton. urge Regent Jack McGritT of Gainesville to 172S W.s Jnaveny Avenue LyUniversity of Florida is the home of the Gators. not the sardines. Owcrtmefl: 2fl.AAIQ. I .4 I

1h. independent Fovid. MIlgoter. Tu.doy, March 4 t975, Nre Where have you been, H arlan T Smith? Harlan Il Smith, where have you ben9 Pipoa Nationale Jerusalem' When Over night you have solved the Mideast beginners course, especially icr Your highly PLO iPalestime Liberation Organization) a someone lives in a certain place how can they conflict with six of the most asinine intellectual level. country? Some nmenmbers oithe PLO do live in prpsals.. not have a monopoly? Let s natioraalize your I have ever heard.prp PROPOSAL 3: Were there no hostilities Syria. Egypt. and Jordan. but none of these apartment. you must not w4ant it between FOR NEW READERS, I shall su, Syria and Israel before Israel got the countries have publicly said, "Yes. we'll ISRAELIS refuse to let the four Golan Heights? marize Harlan's bungles of Thurv Feb 27 DO THE Harlan, please review History commit terrorist acts. A statement like this eligions visit the Holy Land? books since 1946. * Nationalize jerusalem. - [here is a whole lot of would be like cutting your nose off to spite At information in those books. * Return the Sinai desert tO Egypt. Christmas in our country, the toy your lace! * Return the Golan Heights to Syria. companies monopolize the T.V advertising, Proposal 4: This idea has some hope. an Luckily ibr us (the world) though, you are but isn't * Guarantee the safety of Israel by having this the most economical thing to international agreement would be most only a freshman at UF and not sonme big shot dio" Now, if Israel an International agreement signed by the totally refused to let anyone beneficiaL But Harlan. are the Arabs sub- aide to Henry Kissmnger. If you were well. I'm visit U.S. and Russia. the birth place of Christ at Christmas, servient people to us. or they people capable glad you are not. then they * Do not sell arms to Israel that are are pure thols. depriving only of making their own decisions? OH, BY THE WAY, wherever you've themselves of economical gain. technologically superior to the arm' of the been for the last lO.0 years. I do hope you'll 5: Harlan. why sell arms to Israel Arabs. Proposal return soon. But please do me a fvor--stay Proposal 2: If the Sinai desert is so and Egypt in the first- place? If neither * Create a plan of economic sanctions to hidden! meaningless, why does Egypt want it back so country hasn't any arms, what will they need he used against countries who harbor bad? Harlan. review your high school protection against - the monsters? terrorists or who commit terrorist attacks. John S. Domenech geographv or take GPY-CO. [his is a good PROPOSAL 6. Harlan. since when is the 4 FRC

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Story unfair to Greeks

EDITOR: I anm more than blame on the fraternity and better channeled than to a little distressed by the not on their son who comn- spend your time downgrading willingness -- no, eagerness nutted the offense. campus groups who perform - of the Alligator to point ".joined a fraternity and major services to the out the 'evils' of fraternities started on the road to a University and the conm- at UF. The philosophy seems nightmare that still has not nmunity. to be that any political or ended."' Mr. Eimmnrich. I'm As a parting note, let me academic wrong-doing can be surprised at you. You must be say that I think it sad when attributed to the Greeks. I in the JM 407 class taking the several students of my think this is way out of line, talk of sensationalism to acquaintance doubt the heart. validity of an Alligator story Stuart Emmnrich's article While I applaud the supposedly based on factual (2-28-75) about the concerned Alligator's investigation into mnformation Iron, a taped parents of' a convicted cheateti the cheating problem and conversat ion. seenied a bit too forced, too their action on behalf of open trite. The parents seem just Honor Court hearings. I Susan G. Connelly too anxious to place the entire believe your energies could be 3 JM Edelin column had misconceptions

EDITOR: This letter is written in order wo correct serious question of the trial was at what point does a fetus become a stated that childbirth is riskier than abortion- I his is a errors and misconceptions ito pun intended) in the opinion delivered infant, requiring resuscitation. blanket statement, while the relative risks are actually article, by Janis Mars. concerning the manslaughter con- The case of Dr. Edelin revolves around the idea of 1n- determined by the specific circumstances. For Dr. Edelin's viction of Dr. Kenneth C. Edelin. Initially. it should be stated tentional neglect. a passive form of euthanasia, which can be patient. the abortion involved more risk than childbirth. that l am very much in favor of abortion. defined as the choice not to use all reasonable means to Ihe case of Dr. Edelin has become rallying point for both A BRIEF OUTL.INE of the facts, as gathered from prolong life. For example, adoctor may decide not to treat a anti-abortion and pro-abortion groups, and this is un- newspaper articles, is as follows - Dr. Edelin used saline treatable infection in a patient with terminal cancer, and fortunate. In reality, the case is centered on a doctor's rights injections, which is an accepted medical practice, to initiate thereby allow him to die quickly. Intentional neglect, in some and obligations in regard to the withholding of treatment the abortion. After several attempts failed, he then per-. cases, falls into a medico-legal gray zone which is yet to be which is possibly life-saving. 'ornmod the equivalent of a Cesarean Section. or hysterotomy, resolved. It is my sincere hope that Dr. Edelin's conviction is which is the procedure of going through the abdomen and THE ARTICLE BY Janis Mara contained one additional overturned. removing the tetus tor baby)through an incision in the uterus. incorrect statement which I feel requires comment. It is D.C. Burdette MS4 Janis Mara incorrectly called this process a hysterectomy. which is just the surgical removal of the uterus, and rarely a S* means for ending a pregnancy. DR. EDELIN, as I understand front, news reports. held the fetus-baby for several minutes in the open uterus, where it Not lUSt a 'boIof OTcells could not adequately breath. A pathology report states that there was some air in the lungs, which indicates that the fetus- EDITOR. This letter is in whlon, I love, and heretofore a is an unborn baby. testing to the ease and safety infant had attempted to breathe. No attempts were made to response to Janis Mars's non participant, is now MY PERSONAL feeling of abortion there is now a resuscitate it. opinion column in last partaking in what I consider about the majority of pro- tremendous quantity of in- Without having attended the trial and heard the testimony., Th ursday's AlIlig ator to be a health hazard. abortionists is that they are lornmation from studies I cannot relate any further details. I have presented the above regarding abortion and the TWO YEARS AGO I had not hard unfeeling people but conducted in other countries information not as an accusation of Dr. Edelin. but as a mother's rights. no opinion, should I say, no that they really do not identify which have had liberalized rebuttal of Janis Mara's biased article, which left out much of WHA T ABOUT the thoughts. regarding abortion. with the unborn fetus because abortion for many years. The this information. mother's rights? This is If a woman wanted an they think of it only as a results are alarming and too FLRTHERMORE, the article implies that the trtal was indeed an excellent question. abortion to rid herself of that chunk of tissue. if. after lengthy to deal with here. centered on the legality of abortion. It " as iot. The basic My view on what a person can "blob of cells'' that was her seeing a photo of an eight or I guess what I have been or wants to do with his or her business,. ten week old fetus, you can trying to say is that laws will body are quite liberal. I am I have since' however seen honestly still think of it as a not stop abortion - only r strongly against any the slide and tape program chunk of tissue I can only say people can. No one wants The Independent legislation that tells us what presented by the Alachus that I hope sonic day you will anyone to give birth to an we can or cannot do with our County Right to Life Comn- change your mind. unwanted baby. We must Florida Alligator bodies within the sphere of mii,,e, I have never bek,e I do not believe that learn to love human beings, priay been so moved or aieted legislation overruling the un- Eon CutnlifghOmi by especially the Innocent DOiat' 0o Should a person want to any program I have seen. Supreme Court decision born who have no sa. Don't Enwttrn.net ditr aM*ociatEditr smoke pot in his room, it is E'ery pro-abortionist owes it liberalizing abortion will solve kill the unwanted unborn but 'lone of my business nor to bin, or herself to at least see the abortion issue. I for one have compassion and make Georr KochOieC Jr should it be the business of the program. If for no other however, will feel much better the extra effort to prevent *ht Sio the state. However. should reason you ,ill at lenst see knowing that our country conception. Let's eliminate Ge Prr Mmdl Keimnos that same person entice mi, why the pro life people believe does not sanction the killing the uewvanted baby through -pMu'dior Anst. NewEdit, child to smoke pot. then this as they do. Hopefuly rou will if unborn babies. prevention not destruction. becomes iny business. see that that "blobof cells" is ASIDE FROM the vast .Uother person, a person -ldstindly human, and, in t act. amount of propaganda at- Johb G. Valenti

Peg. 30h1 Independhnt Morddo Ailigotor. ru.day. March 4, 1975 Student Senate considers e ection reform b I BY STUART EMMRICH elections conlsion bo investigate charges of 7.30 meetIng is a special request to allocate replace the system of dollar limits on cam- Alligator Staff Writer campaign violations and would change the more money to sG Productions. paign spending with limits or advertising air A bill proposing major changes in the guidelines of the campaign expenditures law. Cardwell 'aid the election revision law time on radio and television and ad inches in Student Government election laws will be ALSO SCHEDULED fir tfist reading Qould create a 'fact-finding independent newspapers, introduced at tonight's Student Senate Iontght is a revised resign-to-run law and a conmnssion" of three students and two CARDWELL SAID these limits would be meeting. special request fir the Women's Self- faculty advisors to deal with alleged campaign easier to enforce "because you can time the I he bill, drafted by Senate President Pro Protection Clinics. numbei of air seconds and count the number 1cm David Cardwell. would create a student Coming up for final consideration at the The bill, if passed by the senate, would also of ad inches. Deaths (/ ivm page one) Kathy Mayer. a fraternity little sister, who is Sitmmnons w.ill be held at 2 p.m. today in their fraternity comptroller Bill Lambert will also in serious condition at Tallahassee Memorial honmetowns, Homestead and Alexandrna. Va. take part in the Wednesday service. Father Michael Gannon, UF professor of Hospital as a result of the accident. Memorial services for Mark Stafford will be Until the services on campus have ended, el igion. ill preside at the non. Services bor Jerry Engram were held held today at 10 anm. in Del Ray Beach, all flags on campus will be flown at half-mast lenominational service. Monday in Griffin. Ga. and military services UF President Robert 0. Marston,. by order of Executive Vice President Harold A SPECIAL PRAYER will be offered tor for ROTC members Larry Berlew and Mark tr'iternity advisor Williami Mendenhall. and Hanson.

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MN te le adc m pit SimedIepdrimnit hin'inen and 'ersoismi \haIr S ltfi CUC in pay is because it lob Other swarah ca patr 1re si atistics reported im the analyis a gIVeni 12-mlinth (Ii sri i n at H n include mcnTheron contracis but tjsuallh i nime-nmonth conti act mlf les the IIONI lcn alc jueults A DIFFERENCE OF $13O hi-weekly is IN ersn iS 4ive"n ALL FACULTY RANKS at UF. salaries .n empl1 oItved <(Wm paredI with 329u considered standard AnythnR greater than INTERIM Affrmative Action bor nmen signed to nine-month contracts are lenmale instructr tL-Ci i n Coordimator that will automatically he looked at, Nevill Di higher than women in the same Dorothy Nevill said a "salary prediction ith an I verage rank. nI 2,(X) Ievs tha esa n said. Ihe largest difference between male and m odel" was part of the supplement to U's FEMALE FACULT M BES on 12- "I doubt we'll get a special appropriation lemnale iirmiative action plan. salaries was in the rank of professor month euntracus earn ii .828 to 52.31 2 les liom, the legislature) to correct salary Figuring from I here are only l6 female professors at tj a base salary and adding in inequities." Hanson said. tan wihale i their I espective categories. factors such a' with an average salary of $19,869 length of time inl tank. " In the past. we've studiedihe situation and lAs stt td ts on nine-month contracts, the [he 297 male professors earn an average of professional expenlence and rank held, faculty taken the raise money available and Ia, gut iference between male and female iienmbers have S22,865. been asked to compute their redistributed It. We're doinR a case-by-case taroueCv nem bin ours in the rank of salary THE 24 FEMALE associate professors 'tudy" of salary inequity cases, he said. Actual sajariesihat make an average of $15,847. almost SIS00 don't compare with the "Of course. there's a possibility there won't HAnine- nionth Contract is standard. said salary computed with the formula less than their male colleagues. will be he any raise money at all - it depends on the Harold anson. U I- executive vice president. studied case-by-case to determine if circumstances." said Hanson. the

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Move m now Ap in dupler 5333o month plus 1 (HASA APSO nole puppy anly one $90 Cottage on lake 377-6992 Hawain TONITE Oft 1 pple o w 45th ave 377 0562 Tom or 2 2 bdr 5125 NW Sect 377-6992 hocki near wooded area Nice A quet left AKC rg shots wormed and 54( 3 1 bdr $i55Walk to campus 377-6092 593 p) odorobi, thus. shaggy oap dog, Coll 378-3157 (-13P * 2jnc'es miles toldcf GOL0 8SIeLVER lop prices paid FOr I orgmnolly vonm tibet ideal opt pet 377 6092 female to shor, huge roonm Wind rings, old jewelry, etc confldentio C- HOuse trnan.d now 3731059 la SI 'l-I ireodovws 'uxuy apt ip qIn $60 ma + I 3 util cable color TV roll 373-779? best Ozzie 373-309(c 50.53-c) Collect. ,eIlimg old original movie I $85 Oh' Paid 377 6092 otter 4 pm (b 5t03-p) F.ro'e studious to slsor. 2 6drm apt posH.r, ,mrrntd 'uppily so roll 373-4704 2 570 Walk to Campus 377-6992 Ouiet complex Camelot 51W0 W rA 5T 006 3 2 bdr $00 Sove i' 377-6992 2 females to shore room 2 br furn api Gordenas Close to Med Center month lhru August plus utites Needed nmmediotey 0o 2 temiol, 4a cres Pool 2 bdr 377 6092 country 575 mo Call 377-7854 i St 3-p) Student 377 972 Mornings (c-t 9 2 -p} roomol. for 2bedrm, both op. $58 ~ Avail to. Spun0 Ot' o month + i itie.s nil,,mwalk I $7S Efliciency Oil pd 377-4992 nieed female ic sublet spring qt, 2 bdrm FemOlC roomrmole wonled Sping qTr from med center call 373-5452 (b-Str-- 2 2 bdr Walk ao compus 377-4992 opt 53Q63 nmo 4 25W0 securily. utilities Psegency Oak. 559 + - utilities Own 7 p) 3 3 bdr 3)70 No leo,. or deposit 377- melody 3 3-6966or landmark 175 lb-St- foam i Coll 373-5606 ofter 6 put (C Si 93 92-.) Diamonds Sopptrres Emeralds Jade 6992 -p) bedoom and 95 other gem menerols All cquah,,e. 4 585 Moble homis 3f74992 Close to campus Femole needed to Rco"n"mote Nieeded to shore For spring ovoiloblo PTiced from 23 percent ao 50 sublet Village pork apt Only 552 25 a quater in koandywmne Apts Octed ReoE slt.t Call 37-04 (c-59-Q4-p) Il.5UL23P.M. percent below ,ai, (us~,, cuttng mo 4 i uti'iies Greet roomiotes +* 'om' $IOm Unrondetionol Gunront. Pl3NE loh Aye umeot pool Coil 378-0609 lb 3'9.) Roommat, wanted, female, 6r0n- ma,65 0721E By aInlimenit only 373-3894 dywne, share bedroom. $W795 + i% A 13'O0-P) Socre l'o''r ent 5125 per mc greet fo'r pleceont hou. -e blocks from Jaw utilite. Call 78.8293 anytane (c-- -ninelvi II.' LorgettIlndoor o garden, green house, etc 2 util sheds school openminded person preferred p1______FLEA AMAkEl coanplete troile, hock up Country $96-mth 213 nw 34 Teir 373.93W (6-54- 3 Grod students reed roomnmote Own 'ocotiar, for info ca'1 472-2783 oft., S 00 Every F,, -Sot Sunday 93-p) rn in grctl house Music, plants flLM BY PAUL MAZIJEKY A lttl, et of eveylimg 47 2-2103 (b-fr-CA-nc) IA to, FEMAU roort~roe VIllag. Park con- I''rlce, yar, Friendish. IS8 -io SARTrCARNEY everyvon. ,ublelown room in b*n n op, oir ,or,,be ownrompo1 ced coseto shore uti Near Mall 373f4 (c-S4- 1201 E Urn'v Aye 37S-3431 rancd pea1 howolion village opt 428 compj. 92 50 + '1 utilitesn no deosl IA 81 90-P) 58250 mo + A utilities call mike C'l 373-3941 (b-5I-93-p) Fenol. emmml. wanted -p qtr grad Or 'S U Wonled imnmedlotely I femote room studious undergrad own con, Qvt boti 1973 kowosok, 90cc inr.r bike Vety Wonled male roomote for own room in note IC shore 2 be,*aom ap wih I bike to campus 580 + utl P76-1295 three bedroom apartment L good condition Comn. by and saw and Vircoyo person Own bedroom Univ Gord.n,. I' 54-94-) ride cntes 5 00 pm No phone Only apartments $80 per month -I 4 'til c neor compus> ,til Coil 373-9275 (b-)- orspringquorter left 373-0)10 lb it-- 53c2l6,w 3Ave Api No 2 lAST7 93-p) for wspr irt molt roommate needed u* LEWIS ,uIl fiorgoin World is moving to a morlt *OOM fo, liberal student, $75 o landmark ap. 2 br pool. a' eat dish 1 cOnvenlitft locallon to be.Ier Serve you 4 50 dep NICE 2 bdrrm 'r wit , oc water, laundry $381 '. old lease lt,., ClASS EliNG Bunk beds $55 flfrig, 336147 St1I, loCated '" quiet shody pork in NE Chip June 15 cell 38-3603 (b-2t-93-p) lerroce Mione 377-9635 (o-St-9l-p) 376-4378 (b 5t-92-p) Female roommate wanted for sprtng WATCH *PAS 233 W. Uni. Ave. 3.013 Fo, Sole 69 KHAMMAN GsIA Low lemole, own can,2bNrdupi unfurn in N-ac be able to put up with a pup"y 378-3733 (b9i-q-p 200oW. Uolvenhly A. PRESENTS $1095W00C11 37l-7532 days or37-35 587 50 +j utel $50 des set lulie e I med 372-41 M Univ ave Non, A after A {b-St fl-p) bedroom apt I block brn renew nights & weeends (lO).9-p) + campus 5)69 0 unfurn or $I9WW The Original Tap Dancing Kid Wedding Bonds. * Engogernens 51mgl Looking for o mellow plot. to iv. ip,. turn dishwosher laundry corpet pool Trodetiornol or Contemporary design,. of giown bdr with priv bh, 04, pool $82 rec loOm no pets coil 373-8063 (5 St your choice Handmade fo, indivduals mo t 3uti3 bikle or bus 10 campus call who wornt the best (ngino anytime_373-3798 (-49-) work by o room o nimce house 3 blokcs from uf JM S Sooth Lending Artsts Most., Gold MY PH EERIS 1 SEAT THE HOU$ING SHORtAGF-II in a Cres a land 595 monthly need a Now is the 'nmt 10 Itart looking for thot quidl mesoonsible Female call 372-1724 ad orontee Ol By oponn tol ideol tomic for spuing or loll qtr We 373-3894 A I3-P befa, I tor after 5 pm (S-ST-90P) U LL BA NDDHS hove mony itirigs ovoih For then - a File Setm,,. signet solid coin sile mint small deposit on hold it Far you Call WANTED cond new 20need IWed$733770 (a- to*so 37-4992 3t 93 -p) female roovnmnoe wanted own loom in Saturday, March 8 femae macmote wa,,,ed. lusous 3bed.o,pe i, m. l-3ut-bel.o I-rn Country Gardens campus quiet neighborhood, available ditioe 14in 8TU Coolig II.&0 BIu pr ivulsi be neat $95 + u"i feb rent'he cal De" 372- IS' c'll 2"'73)935 (c-3t-93-p) tHtton 230-fl V 2 yr warranty . 8 p.m. - $4.50 Advanced 13660, 373-2636 syt $140 376-36$7 (o-5I-93-p IB-5T-90P) roommate wanted own roam in .- bfr- Need .oorn'. osnn bedr, in lownitouse 2 block. fran, campus -0 Advanced youtf, Bed Moitess, sh.n-$35 Child., 4 bd,m I I p.m. $5-50 house 3 bllts kam campus 323 nw 14.1 mo 4 oel color Iv carpet 2 both 4-Orower Cress.' 5."2tt35, Antque ac- ( immedi')te occupancy ph 372-1360 TICKETS AT: Rebel Discount (both) Box Office (11- 6) Red 'F~ni$h S . 4-6 v e Rug $ORRY

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FOUND one y]!r a rmn 'roon 1 eserve n. &th avE 373 1059 keep ijiDSSeS .r T 10e ci pork! ng lot vaI 392 But what could one priest QOO to .de,tht . 2t 93 at ' _ xcellent childcore by emperenced IPN do' Wiuhout money Wtthout ~*~ hour day or week :ountry otmnosphers F OUND ,i !.i Cai with 45, te paws support Without even a age any .mne 472 behind cryta Id Joln j i77 9322 keep S il N t 9 -5 any building to house them Scuba Clos starting Feb 2&eH Wreck But Fether John Bosco did make a difference Hs founded 0',,e March ?tI Soles Serv'ce Rentals th, first community that was dedicated primarily to youth With lom Allen rCo host of Wid Aingdomr a program of play, learn and pray he brought lhe boys from the e n te r Inc I V A l e r A a i * O l C FOUNt smah.dog shOrt horr ton & *$ie streets back to God and gave them a means of earning their af !n! red breed near tee *loll on, living. From such humble beginnings a movement began that

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LO~i ieI, ,qe ewad Cal ym sery 'cc any mOrrnol or cc countries A family of conimunity-mindid men who help to build S1 N 1hi77 2442 tay 37h 056i ihesri Typing Prolessronol .ork Del ,er, a better world by pneparng young boys to be good citizen, for Si Q27 _ 46 2739 M ST 90-P1 both God end country. Salesiens serVe *5 tesehers. coach., counalors, parist prints and 'nissloosries You a., on. priest PLCP een make a big diIIerence. Marine Corps r------I For R iot infomta bso alsa.Pist i Be one of a few, FSe,.J 0. inLU bhpseto~a .C- In od aq s. Je cec One of the finest .l.S. AVIATION GROUND LAW SO 89 Nw'ohel NV"00 I m redi h ret o rohrho Team on Campus 4-6 March to WUFT channel 5 9:00 AM - 3:00PM Reitz Union T1he Iridept'ndet Florida Alligator Golfers fit in with winning weekend

in the most glorious championship weekend in UF history. Senior co-captain Ben Duncan was in great shape to make the Gator golf team fit rlght m a run for the individual crown after rounds of 71 and 74 on It n sflt the SEC .hampionship by any means. rhat's still Friday and Saturday. But everything came unglued for him awhile nil But 'I was a championship - the Seminole In- on Sunday. He skied to an 83 causing coach Buster Bishop to 'itatmonal chamipronship--and the Gators won It convincingly. note. "I almost lamnted on the eighteenth green. >I not spectacularly. by seven shots over Alabama. ALTHOUGH PLEASED with the victory at FSU. a victory PHIL HANCOCK led the Gators with rounds of 72-71-76-- that eluded the Gators last year ending a seven tournament 219. three-over par His total was good for third place. four win streak. Biship felt the Gators'consistency was a bit rusty. strokes behind winner Ierry Pate of 'Bama and one back ot "It wuill take a few tournaments under the belt before we Iinr-up David LDuPrec of South Carolina start playing as consistently as I'd like us to." said Bishop. Semtor All-American Andy Bean was second low for UF at 'You want to keep the average around 73 or 74 and we're not 222. Bean was never really in contention bor individual honors at that stage yet. That's why we'll be playing in a lot of ueto a hefty 77 in Fridays first round tournaments the rest of the way. He didn't day so. but Bishop was probably disappointed -1 that the Gators didn't win by a wider margin. They held a L otz than ks strong eight shot advantage sfier the second round and U F appeared icady to blow the rest of the hield away. But Sunday found the Gators struggling to ever shoot 75 (in fact only Bean fOas f or s uppo rt IandDe nySullivan" anaged it) and they ended up losing a THE WEATHER at Tallahassee was certainly not List Monday maght was a gieat night for the University of conducive to low scoring. H-ortda basket ball program and I can't tell you how much I "It was colder than heck and it was blowing like a maniac!' person aliyv have ap preciated your support. exclaimed Bishop who then added. "I didn't stop corn Alter spending eight years in the hotbed of college lIaning the whole Lime and I'll tell you. Inm still cold!"' UF GOLF COACH BUSTED BISHOP basketball ant the Uiniversity ol North Carolina, It is great to THE CLIMATE may have been gloomy but one sunny spot . .still cold, but happy with results know that we have such enthusiastic support at the University for Bishop was the play of junior Bob Bailey who was the low If Florida. Fhe win over Kentucky was . great one and I felt qualifier in the team's Orange and Blue matches. Bailey shot THE GOLFERS swing into action next on March 20th we' owed this win to our lans 73-76-78-2 27. when they compete in the Miami Invitational in Miami. The She hasketbaIl coaching staff and players would like to say "I was .ery pleased with Bob's play." confirmed Bishop. tourney will run through March 23rd. haink vil for your loval support. I promise we will continue to "His scoi e was one of the low four each round." Then on Match 27, the Gators travel to Cape Coral for the work tow a i bmildig championship tean, hut this cannot !he first round was the best of the weekend for the Gators. Cape Coral Invitational. That tourney will also be a four day be ,icc',nip1shed without your con tin ed support. Duncan was one under, Hancock and Denny Sullivan were affair. Thank you,. even, Bailey was one over and 'ophmore Jim hart, two over. After the Cape Coral tourney, the Gators have three more John C. Louz However the 'cores soared as the weather worsened but the meets to prepare for the SEC championships which will be Head BasketbalI Comeh held in Dotharn. Alabama on May 15th through the 17th. Gators still nmanaged to shiver their way to the championship. THE MAD HACKER I SHARE ThE RIDE IS HERE WITH US TIS

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11h. independent FNoddo AJllgator, Tu.day. Morch. 4. I95, Peg. IS FRESHMAN Granowitz ' s victory UF RECORDS he ped HAVE ARRIVED! to first SEC championship By CHRIS GARRITY THE JUNIOR trom Massapuqua. N.Y. won the SECs his Alligator Sport. Writer treshmian year. but lost im the fin4Is last year. Available IFC office (ilio 'eq Icr Itim Granowiiza "n in the 142-pound Il felt I lost the feeling of winning a championship a little champ1,,nsh11, Iound Saturday night was satisfying in more after last year. and felt I had to prove to myself that I could 32 J.W. Reitz Union umin t again.- Granowitz said. His 10-4 uec tory 05cr Kentucky's im Mousetis not only The smooth-styled wrestler, who likes to refer to his Mon-Fri 9-5 helpceI U'F to it' flrst wiesthng SEC title. but proved wo wiestling tormi as that of being as "smooth as peanut butter' Gi'anow.it, that he could win the SECs agamn. 'a' worried about regaining his title because he missed the last month of dual nmect competition with a knee injury. Granowitz who breezed to the fInals on wins of 10-2. and 8- U Fr ugby t e am 2 brought an 18-I record io the tournament. Mousetis. a freshman. brought a 25-2-I mark into the eel S over tourney, and was hailed by his coach Flether Carr 'as having ro Na ples the potential to be a great one in the Carr mold." also breezed fliNCHf DINNER The UE iugby team rolled over the Naples Rugby Club on throught the preliminaries and semni-linals with 12-4 and 10-4 11AM- 3PM ALL DAY Saturda> by a 28-3 score 'ins. FOR FOR Lcadlnw scorer bor the Gator Ruggers were Gill Ruderman GRANOWITZ fell behind in the final match 3-2, but took 39c with 3 tries (4 points apiece) and a conversion kick (2 points). a 4-3 lead on a reversal. Mousetis then escaped to tie the $1.39 Also 'coring bor the Ruggers were George Rozelle (2 tries), match, but with 1:35 to go Granowitz scored a takedown and Peter Newfleld (i try) and Jellf Wmnepol (with a conversion near tall to take a 4-4 margin and rode him out to win 10-4. 50%fSE1T UJUNC0 T kick) "I knew I could beat hint (Mousetis) on the mat, and LAST WEEK the UF rugby team had the honor of hosting thought if I could take hinm down I'd win the match." OPEN DAILY I lAM-MIDNIGHT two teami' lronm the British aircraft carrier H.M.S. Ark Royal. Granowitz said after his match. 1805 SW 13 St I he UF rugby 'A' leanm lost by a 19-7 score to a team which Granowitz had high praise for his opponent--he has a nice had been past British Navy champions. Scoring for the Gaters style which was smooth.' he said. were Roy Biewer with try it over. it was Granowitz's style that ~wa 377-OBOEI EM a and Gill Rudermian with a penalty But, when was kick. prevailed and brought him back his title.

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