Minah fears Teamster reprisals By Dan Neuharth Teamsters said "our truck drivers aren't allowed In the continuing controversy over the United under the law to refuse to deliver to anybody." Farm Workers (UFW), boycott of non-union "Hot Cargo" iceberg lettuce Ted Minah, director of the Duke According to Durham, the "Hot Cargo Act," dining halls, said yesterday there is a "strong and act of Congress makes it illegal not to deliver possibility" the Teamster's union truckers would goods even in the case of a store or organization refuse to deliver any food to Duke if the dining boycotting Teamster goods, and only buying halls boycotted non-UFW lettuce. others. However, the President of Teamster's local Minah said he knew of at least one case where union 391 said it would be illegal for the the Teamsters had refused to deliver goods to an Teamsters not to deliver goods to any place that entire city. When asked what city, Minah said he boycotted Teamster's products, including did not know Teamster harvested lettuce. The lettuce controversy began when Minah Referendum said 75% of his lettuce was UFW, and 25% was Minah has said he will not boycott non-UFW Teamsters. Several Chronicle checks of West. lettuce unless more than 1,000 students request a Campus dining halls over the past week, however, boycott in the referendum scheduled for October revealed no UFW lettuce; most was Teamsters and 26. Minah said yesterday a possible Teamster's some was even non-union. refusal to deliver goods to Duke would have to be Lettuce check considered "very carefully and seriously" when Another check last night showed 19 boxes of he made a final decision whether or not to lettuce, 16 Teamsters packed, 3 non-union boycott non-UFW lettuce. "The Teamsters have every right not to deliver The concern over lettuce is part of a to us, and if they chose not to supply us* we'd nationwide boycott, initiated by Cesar Chavez' have to close down the dining halls," Minah said. UFW of California. Chavez charges that the R.V. Durham, President of local 391 of the (Continued on Page 12)

the Volume 68, Number 27 Durham, North Carolina Eating a leaf of non-union lettuce, (photo by Frank Friday, October 6, 1972 chronicle Owen) CWRO hears Hobby, receives $100 grant By Jim Poles given to the 20 or so people an internal revenue official A meeting last evening of at the meeting. may come to a taxresister's the Community Welfare At the meeting, a check residence to ask questions. Rights Organization for $100 was presented by Snider explained that his (CWRO) occasioned a Lyle Snider, a member of group originally banded donation by a war tax the Community of War Tax together to ensure resisters group and a guest Resisters. friendship and security in appearance by former N.C. Snider explained that the the event that an internal gubernatorial candidate group is made up of revenue agent visited one of Wilbur Hobby. individuals who withold them. The CWRO, according to payment of the federal Since its original their publications, functions excise phone tax or the organization, Snider as an advisory group to federal income tax. explained, the group has low-income families in the ''We do not feel created an "alternative Durham area, concerning comfortable paying for the fund" whereby members welfare rights. killings of other people. can donate an equivalent The group is composed There are more pressing amount of tax-money they of low-income families, human needs to be attended have refused to pay. This many of whom are to," Snider said. money then goes to recipients of welfare, social Snider explained that philanthropic distribution security, food stamps, or one does not lose phone to human interest medicaid. service if the excise tax is organizations such as War tax not paid. He also said that CWRO. In anticipation of no individual has been Welfare "mess" Hobby, president of the prosecuted for non-payment Hobby spoke to the N.C. AFL-CIO, who was of the tax, and that there is group primarily on the scheduled as the evening's usually little harassment. welfare "mess," and he speaker, a description of the internal Revenue blasted the Nixon Wilbur Hobby at Friends Meeting House. (Photo by Mary Tietz) war tax movement was He said that occasionally Administration for its lack of concern with "the little man, the little person." Hobby pointed to Nixon's vetos of bills Grad center faces uncertain future already passed by Congress, including Day Care and Work-Aid programs and By Eve Silberman around eighty male grad students next year. came to Duke. three HEW bills on A decision on whether the Duke will be forced to leave the grad "We aren't sure," he added, "but "This issue of expanding into education. center. Medical Center will expand its my guess is that the move would the grad center has been dragging Hobby also lambasted offices into a first floor wing of the Opposition not take place until next year and on for years," he said. "We hope to Nixon's proposed Graduate Center will be reached Acknowledging this opposition, maybe not even until the year after settle the question at this meeting." "workfare" program which within the next few weeks, Provost Cleaveland said that he hoped to that." In a separate interview that day, would get, welfare recipients Frederic Cleaveland said in a work with the graduate students "We're moving ahead with the the president of the Graduate working saying that 55 telephone interview on Wednesday. involved to reach "What he termed construction of more student Students Association, Ronald percent of welfare recipients "We plan to have a meeting on "a satisfactory solution." housing units," he said.( "These Bleier, talked of student opposition are children, 15.6 percent the matter soon," he said, "to settle When asked whether there units will be available to married to the proposed expansion. are aged and 9.4 percent are this question." would be a grad student at the students, grad students and junior "We see this situation as a crisis blind or are otherwise The question of the expansion forthcoming meeting, Cleaveland faculty members." one," he said, "which may disabled. has become controversial due to the replied, "I would hope so." We've got to come to terms with eventually lead to the takeover of Hobby said "the only strong protests of many of the Cleaveland declined to speculate the whole graduate student housing the entire grad center by the Health way that children can get graduate students living in the on the outcome of the decision issue," he said. Center." off welfare is to give them a center. now. He did say if approval is given Cleaveland pointed out that the Bleier said he has met with quality education and thus The students are concerned that for the Medical Ceter expansion, it decision to expand into the grad Cleaveland to discuss the question. if the expansion plans go through would probably not take place until center had been reached before he (Continued on Page 16) (Continued on Page 2) Page Two The Chronicle Friday, October 6, 1972 Burger subordinate worked to weaken bill

By Fred P. Graham companies to follow safety standards or to pay damages if about consumer bills. Duke University, Durham, N.C. Second class postage paid j at Durhsiri, N.C. Delivered by mail at J16.00 per year. public broad rights to bring suits in federal courts to force Congressmen a memorandum with his professional card, i Subscriptions, letters and other inquiries should be milled attacking the sections of the bill broadening the public's to Box 4696, Duke Station, Durham, N.C. 27706. •Hobby- right to sue, and quoting Burger's critical statements State (Continued from Page 1) areas?" he asked. ensure that later they and Finally, Hobby stressed THE Daily Crossword "> Alice D. Vaughan their children will not enter the need for the people to Botannical a cycle of poverty." elect a Democratic Congress ACROSS 28 Work 49 Brazilian 23 Repositories He also pointed to what as well as a Democratic 1 Need dispenser macaws 24 Honduras he feels were "acts of President, saying that only Prints 5 Edible tuber 32 Protein 50 Gorilla Indians corruption" in the Nixon in this way will interest be Don't miss our showing of 10 Applaud derivative 53 Job-seeking 25 — domo taken in the little person. 14 Nautical advantages 26 Soap plant Administration, including lovely colored botannical 33 Bergs the ITT affair, the wheat direction 34 Thing 56 Centuries 27 Italian prints taken from sale to the Soviet Union, the 15 Remain 35 28-A's 57 Exult bugging of the Democratic MVWMWAWAM BARTON'S Flora of North 16 Biblical offerings 58 Scope 28 Abscond Headquarters, and the America. name 36 Story 59 Canter 29 Youthful alterior motives of some of 17 Job-seeking 37 Tacit 60 Defier 30 Enrol in advantages 61 Bill of fare 31 Twangy the contributions made to These prints are from the 38 Bullring cry 20 Poetic 39 Menu items DOWN 33 Furnace the Nixon campaign. original edition, published contraction 40 Yearned 1 Salary parts in 1820, and are little Concerning the war issue, Furniture 21 Decays 41 Poker 2 Century 36 Supported Hobby quoted a figure of treasures for the collector. 22 Desires responder plant 37 Pronoun $37.5 million as the daily 43 Famished 3 Kind of sign 39 Colander ss .From The Old Book Corner 23 Prohibits cost of the Vietnam war. METROLEASI 24 Delta 44 Soaks flax 4 One of the 40 Pocketbook "Can you imagine the 137 A East Rosemary Street deposit 45 Wax Kennedys 42 Halt amount of roads, the Opposite Town Parking Lots 25 Pairing 46 Go hungry 5 Wrap-around 43 Listener 6 Encourages 45 Mediterran­ number of hospitals, and Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514 Solution to Saturday's Puzzle the number of jobs that •yVAVeWWWWA 7 Covers ean island aana auaa Banna 8 Dutch 46 Let it stand would be created if we put irjaarj cinnrj rjnaarj $37.5 million into these commune 47 Teutonic aamanaaa aaaann 9 Desk deity goodwill store aaaaa aaaa „ accessory 48 Pisa's river aaaonanaaaam 1121 W. Main St., Durham aaa aoiaaa annaa 10 Count of 49 Distant toll free 942-3141 anaa aaaaa anon Monte — 50 Field e anaaa anrana nan 11 Biblical 51 Hammer nnaannnnanna At last.... nana najjari head RE-UrH0lSTIRED naaana aannnranrj 12 Fit 52 Jacob's contraceptives mrirn nnnnnninn 13 Free ticket brother nnnan nnnn "223 FURNITURE a^riaa anna nnriii 18 Derrick 54 Guido note through the 19 Farms 55 Viet- privacy of the mail. Chair from $14.50 Whether you live in a big city wi Couch from $49.50 crowded drugstore!, or in a small Open Mon.-Fri. 9-9 Sat. 9-6 where people know each other so obtaining male contraceptives witboei embarrassment can be a problem. Now, Population Planning Associates has solved the problem... by Sffering reliable, famous-brand male cr BOY AND GIRL NIGHT-YOU BET ceptives through the privacy of the mail. Popular brands like Trojan and Sultan. The exciting pre-shaped Con- FRIDAY SPECIAIa—SPAGHETTI & lure. The supremely sensitive Prime. And many more. All are electronically WINE DINNER FOR TWO *3.9S

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, Super Bells Long Sleeve Skinny Rib ) 1972 by Chicago TribuneN.Y. News Synd. Inc. Baggie Dress Slacks Shirts W«ld Rights Reserve* Pay us a visit — with no regrets __J Peoples 211 N. Mangum Street Friday, October 6, 1972 The Chronicle Page Three McGovern outlines policy, —^^^^ WASHINGTON-Lt. Gen. John D. Lavelle told the Senate Armed Services Committee that his representatives had been told last December that the Joint Chiefs of Staff seeks 'internationalism' "would not question" targets struck on so-called protective reaction missions. The general, who was relieved of his command for unauthorized bombing, made By James M. Naughton In a speech and lengthy the principles on which it diplomatic focus from the a spirited defense of his actions in a letter dated ten days (C) 1972 NYT News Service statement describing what would be based, and he White House to the State CLEVELAND, he termed new sought to contrast his own Department—served to set the tone for the new Ohio —Sen. George internationalism," the approach to that of Nixon, WASHINGTON-After weeks of silence, President approach that McGovern McGovern, warning that the Democratic presidential saying that he would Nixon used his first press conference since Aug. 10 to warm Vietnam would "drag nominee outlined the substitute idealism for said was needed. dismiss Democratic charges that his administration is the on for years" if President philosophy of foreign policy power politics, and In his speech to some most corrupt and deceitful in American history. "I think Nixon were re-elected, that he would attempt to economic and technical 550 members and guests of responsible members of the Democratic party will be rity for American proposed here yesterday a apply if he is elected on ' the City Club of Cleveland, turned off by this kind of campaigning," said the intervention abroad. new foreign policy based on Nov. 7. the Democratic challenger President, who covered a wide range of political and 'Betrayal* international idealism and He did not specify a new accused Nixon of basing domestic issues. domestic strength. policy so much as sketch H e called the war in policy on an outmoded and Vietnam the "central "naive" balance of power WASHINGTON-There will apparently be no affliction" of American concept that McGovern said independent federal consumer protection agency this foreign policy and domestic was neither suited to the year. Efforts to cut off a Senate filibuster aginst the society and called Nixon's nuclear age nor attuned to Six fishermen proposed agency failed for the third time. futile effort to obtain an the nations's founding Indochina peace a spirit. NEW YGRK-Representatives of five Persian Gulf Oil "disappointing betrayal" of Moral bankruptcy his election campaign in countries and the major western oil companies reached returned time^ after agreement nere yesterday on terms for the five countries elude Soviets; 1968. time to Vietnam as an to take over eventual control of the comapnies' Little was contained in >xample of what he concessions in the area. his policy statement here (Continued on Page 12) yesterday that he had not planes blamed asserted in the course of his candidacy, but he urged By William Beecher * sources continued, the formal recognition of the Government charges (C) 1972NYT Newsservice Russians mounted a major Peking government, called WASHINGTON —A search, but primarily for for seating Japan in the Russian fishing trawler was want of TU-16 United Nations Security able recently to elude reconnaissance planes that Council, pledged to halt the several ships of the Soviet could have covered large deployment of American networks faked news fleet in the Mediterranean sweeps of ocean nuclear missiles and and defect to Greece, quickly—planes that until promised to nominate a (C) 1972 NYT News Service the American Broadcasting In another feature, on government analysts say, in one one month earlier had Secretary of State of "great WASHINGTON-Two of Company have been asked the increasing popularity of large part because of the routinely operated from a capability and unquestioned the three major television by the Federal "pop wines," the same expulsion of long range upper Egypt—the stature." networks were asked by the Communications correspondent was charged Soviet reconnaissance planes trawler slipped past the Those i 1 1 u s- government Wednesday to Commission to submit with staging scenes showing from Egypt. Soviet Navy and on Aug. 14 trations—detente with the answer charges that they comments on several news people drinking the In relating this previously sailed into the Greek port of Communist world, staged events or depicted segments dating from 1968 fruit-flavored wines and unreported incident, sources Piraeus, near Athens. recognition for Japan's faked incidents as real in to 1971. with using other CBS in the Pentagon and other The captain and his six economic rather than their news programming, Spokesmen for the employees as participants in government agencies said remaining crewmen sought military influence, a halt to The Columbia networks said yesterday one scene, the broader significance of {Continued on Page 11) the arms race and a shift of Braodcasting System and that employees involved in Richard S. 'Salant, the absence of three armed the incidents have been president'of CBS news, said reconnaissance planes was disciplined. that the correspondent was to increase the survivability The charges —six suspended without pay for of the American Sixth Fleet involving CBS and three several months after the in the Mediterranean in the involving ABC—were raised incidents were disclosed, event of a clash with the in testimony before a House A third charge against Russian navy there. subcommittee investigating the network news—alleging The incident occurred the alleged staging of that a film crew, arriving during the second week in incidents for television, too late to record a political August, the sources said. They cited segments shown speech in the 1968 The trawler Vishera sailed either on network evening gubernatorial campaign in from the Black Sea with news or on programs by Indiana, got the candidate seven of its eight-man crew stations that are owned and to repeat his performance determined to defect to the operated by the networks, —was dismissed as west. Dynamite unfounded by Salant. The lone dissenter The testimony alleged, Gambliers managed to jump ship as the for example, that a CBS An ABC network news vessel passed through the correspondent had recruited segment on gambling in Las Dardannelles. He was picked and paid a young man to Vegas, testimony revealed, up by Turkish authorities buy some dynamite from a used professional models to who respected his request to store while a camera filmed pose as gamblers. be turned over to the him, to show how easily Another network news Russians. explosives could be segment, about a special Interception purchased. The segment was orientation program for In an effort to intercept aired on the CBS Evening wives of Seattle policemen. the defecting trawler, the Vietnamese soldiers and civilians on Tuesday of this week. (UPI photo) News in October, 1970. (Continued on Page 11) Nixon says Hanoi should negotiate now Nixon described the present By Robert B. Semple Jr. his Democratic opponent, were elected in convince them that waiting until after the (C) 1972 NYT News Service November. Nixon said that while he, as election is not good strategy." negotiations as "extensive" but said he WASHINGTON-President Nixon president, had determined never to impose Nixon also said, as he has before, that could not predict if or when they would yesterday confirmed that he is trying to "a Communist government directly or the impending elections "will not in any succeed. convince the North Vietnamese, indirectly on the people of Vietnam," his way influence what we do at the presumably through Henry A. Kissinger's opponent had taken a "contrary" negotiating table." His basic objective, he His comments came about 12 hours private talks, that it would be in Hanoi's position. insisted was and still is a non-Communist after his deputy assistant for national best interests to reach a settlement of the 'Frail reed' Vietnam, and he was therefore determined security affairs, Maj. Gen. Alexander M. war before the November election rather But he left little doubt that he has been not to sacrifice that objective to the Haig, Jr., returned from four days of than waiting for a McGovem presidency. trying to tell the Communist leadership potential political profit of a cease-fire, a secret consultations with South At a news conference irvhis oval office that the expectation of a McGovem bombing halt, or an over-all settlement. Vietnamese leaders in Saigon. And they yesterdly: morning, Nixon'said the talks victory is a frail reed on which to lean, followed by about one week two days of had reacKed a "sensitive" stage but, that Hanoi would be wise to count on a Drawing on recent history to reinforce private negotiations between Kissinger and though his manner seemed generally to be Nixon victory, and that it would therefore his point, he said the bombing halt North Vietnamese officials in Paris. optimistic, he refused to reveal more than make as much sense to settle now rather arranged by President Johnson before the In response to other questions. Nixon he had earlier about the substance of the than later. 1968 elections han" been a "very, very asserted that "the back of the enemy talks. "We are talking," he said in reference; great mistake" because it failed to win ofensive" had been broken in South He conceded, indeed charged, that to the negotiations. "If we have the equivalent concessions _ from Hanoi. He Vietnam, in part because of his decision to Hanoi would re eive more favorable opportunity, we will continue to talk insisted that he would not repeat the same renew the bombing of the North and to settlement terms if George S. McGovern, before this election and we will try to error. mine North Vietnamese harbors. Page Four The Chronicle Friday, October 6, 1972 Durham acquires termpaper writing service

By Diane Pelrine choose from and the order usually takes about seven'days "That way we won't flood one campus with the same "Complete Educational Research Service: including using normal delivery," he said. material and identical papers won't be handed in for the termpaper research, thesis research, resumes, new product If the student is in a rush, though, Thompson pointed same course," he remarked. advertising, reports, book reviews, etc.," the ad read. out, deliveries can be made in two days for a slightly Although Thompson stressed that material obtained And thus Duke became one of the growing number of higher fee. was "for research and reference purposes only," he colleges and universities with a termpaper writing service Although, according to Thompson, "about 85 percent admitted he realized most students would probably hand at its back door. of the time students are able to find something out of the in the papers without making any changes. "I think it's up This one, located in downtown Durham, goes under file," the staff in New Orleans also handles original to the individual student," he said. the name of American Copyrighting and Publishing research, again at a somewhat higher fee. "I don't condone plagiarism and ail thy material is Associates and, according to the ads distributed in the "All staff writers have a minimum of a bachelor's copyrighted," Thompson continued. "New order forms West Union, boasts of 30,000 completed termpapers on degree,'. Thompson explained. "The assigned writer are coming in and students will have to sign contracts file. stands at the same academic level as the student wanting concerning this matter." The service opened about two weeks ago, according to the paper written." Legal problems Brad Thompson who runs the one-man Durham Papers When asked about the chance of legal difficulties with operation. "We have or can do just about anything you Papers already researched and written date back about his serivce, Thompson acknowledged the possibility and can think of—Ph.D. dissertations, papers for one and a half years ago when the business originated in said if they did occur he "would not bother wasting undergraduates, and papers at different graduate levels," Boston. money in fighting the case." "I'd go to another state or he noted. To assure that more than one student does not hand in start another business," he said. New Orleans the same paper for the same course, as happened to two Throughout the country such termpaper services have The "we" refers to the main office in New Orleans Harvard students who used a similar service, Thompson met with opposition, legal or otherwise. The services are where student orders are sent through Thompson. "I have said that each person's order form is attached to the paper illegal in California and New York and opposition has a catalogue listing of prepared papers that people can on file. been voiced in numerous other states, particularly among college professors and administrators. Although this is the first service in North Carolina, Duke felt some of this opposition last year when termpaper service ads from Termpapers Unlimited and Collegiate Research were banned from the Chronicle by ASDU interviews start Publication Board action.

By David Hardy University Investment to the University. into the possibility of Beginning this Sunday, examine the ethical Also ecology combining the University's ASDU will be holding questions involved in Duke "Another area that this extensive teacher course interviews for student profit making. committee will look into is evaluation with that of positions on three new According to Henry whether these companies ASDU's more subjective committees formed to Beck, vice president of follow sound ecological evaluation to give future examine the University's ASDU, the committee will practices," Beck added. students accurate investment program and examine the stocks and The U ndergraduate information concerning undergraduate educational bonds owned by the Faculty Council of Arts and their courses and teachers, involvement.. University and evaluate the Sciences (UFCAS) has Beck said. The University has set up social and poli tical established an ad hoc UFCAS's temporary the Committee to Consider implications these subcommittee on teaching. committee will also look the Social Implications of companies' policies have to This committee will look (Continued on Page 7)

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mmm*ss^™ms»>>s-sffsff: SPECTRUM ATTENTION ALL JEWISH ASDU Student Acad' FINANCIAL AID: UFC PRAYER MEETING: STUDENTS: join us in wine , Union Commission meetings on financial aid begin Mondays thru Thursdays, room ATT N T O N challah, and song this Friday Nh without his Sunday Oct. 8, 8-9 p.m. Have a next week. Any suggestions or 210 Flowers, 5 p.m., a great FRATERNITIES evening, at 6:45, in the Hillel ind Madison admen, say in your Dept. Sign up. criticisms, please get in touch time and place to get away and SORORITIES, AND CAMPUS R o om. It would be a real Sunday, Oct. 8th and Monday, with student representative Greg ORGANIZATIONS!!! Please SIMCHA if we could celebrate Oct. 9th, 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. in McGOVERN CAMPAIGN to Penny: Box 7578, College check your campus mail boxes the shabbat together!!! the Gross Chem. Auditorium. CANVAS potential Durham Station or room 221, Pegram. in 212 Flowers. It's overstuffed. Sponsored by the Duke voters. Anyone interested in ill old YM-YWCA. helping this weekend should The West Campus dining J.V. BASKETBALL: The Fraternities, Sororities, and report to 136 Social Sciences at halls' Blue and White Room will Duke University Basketball Upperclassmen-The 1972 This Sunday from 4-6 p.m. 10:30 a.m. Saturday. be open for breakfast at 8:00 Program would like to welcome Freshman Record (offspring of with refreshments, etc. Prahlad a.m. on Saturday, October 7, back all students to the campus, the Outlook) will be on sale on Manandhar will present a slide SMOKIES TRIP: Last 1972, for those students taking ild like to cordially invite the main quad for $4.00 on show of Nepal. Everyone is opportunity for sign-up and the MEDICAL COLLEGE all fr. and Friday only. There are a limited invited. deposit. Outing Club meeting ADMISSIONS TEST. sted in playing number of copies available, so nd boot buyir Varsity Basketball to sign up they will be sold on a first come October 9—11 from 3 to 5 p.m. BIKE RIDE to Hillsborough Southgate Parlor at 3:00 p.m. re pre frc the first serve basis. Freshmen, October 6, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 7. About 30 Sunday. Bring $10.00 bus VAN DERBiLT UNIVERSITY in the lobby of the Indoor Stp by "he Department Office, miles round trip. Leave from deposit. Stadium. You will be informed 263 Engineering, to arrange for Chapel steps at 11:00 a.m. Bring P I a Of f i at this time when you should ANNUAL DUCC transportation. BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! al RETREAT—Camp New Hope BOOTS! The Outing Club will Appointments for interviews are examination, an NCAA (near Chapel Hill). Fri. and Sat., have a hiking boot clinic and now being made in 214 Flowers. requirement. These physicals for everyone at Duke. Call Mary boot display for all interested in will be given on October 12 and Cash in Chapel basement for THIS WEEKEND important meeting, Monday, obtaining adequate boots from a ATTENTION SENIORS: All 13. The first official tryout will reservations. People, reflection, October 9, 7:00 p.m. in 101 broad selection. Southgate Seniors interested in running for begin at 7:00 p.m. on October AND M0MDAY Flowers. All members must Parlor at 3:00 p.m. Sunday. class office must file a petition 16. The tryouts will run through community! attend to finalize plans for the with 50 Senior signatures in 121 October 19. You should bring Dave Brubeck performance. Be your own practice gear for the GENERAL Allen Building by Fridayvjixl, tryouts. We are looking forward FRESHMAN MALES AND October 20th. Electi< day, to seeing you. Duke Basketball FEMALES! Interested in volunteer service to the Duke October 26th for the Class Staff. and Durham community? Come Council, consisting of 5 elected deadline for the ARCHIVE has to the Alpha Phi Omega Service members, who will choose a been extended to Monday. Fraternity's dinner meeting this Ch: There will be a meeting of Prose and poetry contributions Wednesday in the Faculty the Eastern N.C. Section of made now will be considered for Dining Hall at 6:00. It's near the responsibilities of thi I.E.E.E. on Monday at Finch's Oak Room. Bring a tray! should be directed Cafeteria on West Peace St. in contributions to room 307 A Richard Cox. 121 Alle: Raleigh. Social at 6:30, Dinner West Union or mail them to Box ALPHA PHI OMEGA: at 7:00, Speaker at 8:00. 4665 D.S- Meeting this Wednesday at 6:00 Contact P.N. Marinos. Durham: in the faculty dining hall, (5:30 DUKE DANCE GROUP 684-8111. or Duke University: The second of a series of for officers and chairmen). PERFORMANCE xt. 3123 by Friday fo! biweekly CROSS COUNTRY Bring your trays! WORKSHOP featuring an RACES will begin atomorrow at original film study. FREE ifltlLLHOUSEl Graduate students who want Monday, October 9th at 6:00 in Trial tactics demonstration 10 a.m. in front of Baldwin October 8 & 9 Auditorium. For information to join NC-PIRG may do so PAGE AUDITORIUM. d mock trial. Presented by the 7 & 9 p.m. call Tom Noland 2031 or Andy this week by paying the £3.00 AMERICAN TRIAL Gross Chemistry Auditorium Duus 5404. Everyone welcome. fee in 212 Flowers from 11 SENIORS AND LAWYERS' ASSOC, and r shin a.m.—2 p.m. and from 7 p.m.—9 D.L.S. Student Trial Advocacy Club. register now with the Placement Sat., Oct. 7. 9 a .-5 p.ir Office, 214 Flowers, so that Admission Gala ICE CREAM EATING they can have interviews with CONTEST, sponsored by House employers coming to Duke or G. Oct. 13 at 5 p.m. First prize $25. Spectators welcome, job-hunting. The Duke Wargames Club 1 refreshments provided for all. will meet this Saturday in room Entries by midnight Wednesday. Organizational meet 101 Union at 9 a.m. Aval on Hill CaU Moses, ext. 5893 for info. the Dukef Durham Day Care games aan d other strategy Consortium will be at 7:00 simulation featured fc&SWb *- Thursday evening, October 12 and den; All Social Sciences. All welcome. i Parents' Weedend should get people interested in working o in touch with Shelley Huff c griping about, or studying about Claudia Moor day care for children are urged "Rodent Physiology: Some 4043 —House H. to attend. Weekend will be the w Nov. 3-4-5. NOMINATIONS for the Duke NC PIRG local board Department of Zoology. Duke should be turned in at the PIRG University. Monday, Oct. 9. TWO DUKE DANCE offiee in 212 Flowers now room 111 Biological Sciences, PRESENTATIONS: both free. throueh October 14. 4:15 p.m. PERFORMANCE fc Casual Elegance WORKSHOP, Monday Oct. 9th NC—PIRG—Refunds for this 6:00 Page r will be in 212 Flowers Ruby IMPROVISATIONAL DANCE ;k of October 2-6 from with David Anderson of Ed's Ruby needs help Bush band Wednesday, Oct. Add elegance to the casual 11 th at 8:00 in the EAST from the community CAMPUS Pvn. and staff. The third look with fine clothing issue of Ruby Duke's MAIN STHEETlllllltlfl from THE HUB LTD. Tuesday magazine, will <•••••• ATALA • FUJI * GITANE focus on student Choose from our 3, 5, St 10 Speed Bicycles attitudes about Duke, Durham "institutions", excellant selection Duke " e x periences", of fashionable and Rape at Duke. All lion interested in helping in sweaters in a any manner leave Bob variety of styles Douglas a note at .achirae Chronicle. Next Ruby and colors. Add TOURING ACCESSORIES, BICYCLaE PARTS meeting is Tuesday at a touch of leather AND COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE 9:30 p.m. to discuss the October 17 issue. to your wardrobe with sportcoats and outerwear Do You Need Some Auto Repair Work? fashioned in suede. Come to: Wagner's Garage 2715 Hiiisboro Rd. (Across from Rigsbee Tire) SHOP Raleigh, Mon. - Sat 10-9:30 We feature: Chapel Hill, Mon. - Sat. 10-6 ^Convenience to Duke ^A-C Service v'Pick-up & Delivery Service ./Open Sat. from ,8 am 'ti ^Expert Auto Repair on Any Type Car »/8 - 6 Hours every day lft VAuto -, inspection »/24 Hr. Wrecker Servic-. Phone 286-795= *fo5tafc - 682-4347 - Nin s only CRABTREE VALLEY MALL 103 EAST FRANKLIN STREET RALEIGH, N.C. CHAPEL HILL, N.C. 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE Page Six The Chronicle Friday, October 6, 1972 Registration & absentee balloting Information from The Student Vote Inc.

STATE MINIMUM FINAL DATE ABSENTEE RE­ PERIOD TIME BY STATE MINIMUM FINAL DATE ABSENTEE RE PERIOD TIME BY AGE RE­ FOR RE­ GISTRATION DURING WHICH VOTED AGE RE­ FOR RE­ GISTRATION DURING WHICH VOTED QUIRED GISTERING BY MAIL PER­ WHICH ABSENTEE QUIRED GISTERING BY MAIL PER­ WHICH ABSENTEE MITTED APPLICATION BALLOT MUST MITTED APPLICATION BALLOT MUST Yes/No FOR ABSEN­ BE RECEIVED Yes/No FOR ABSEN­ BE RECEIVED TEE BALLOT BY ELECTIONS TEE BALLOT BY ELECTIONS MUST BE OFFICIALS MUST BE OFF+eiALS FILED FILED

ALABAMA 18 Oct. 27 Yeslifastudent. Oct. 18-Nov. 2 Close of polls. MONTANA 17 if 18 Oct. 7 Sept. 23-Nov. 6 Close of polls. serviceman, or if •"••

ALASKA 17 if 18 bv In pereon: Oct. 23-Nov. 6 NEBRASKA 17 if 18 5 p.m. Oct. 27 Yes. In person: by Oct. 23 6. By mail: by next 3rd clear day Nov. 7. By mail: before the Oct. 7 Nov. 7. marked by 12 ARIZONA 17 if 18 by 5 p.m., Sept. 8 Yes. (if absent Oct. 8-Nov. 4 7 p.m. Nov. 7 N Nov. 6, re­ next general Oct. 7 [new from state ceived by Co. only) clerk by 10 a.m.. ing onlv for Nov. 9 president and 0 NEVADA 17 if 18 Oct. 7 Yes (if in Before 5 P.m. By election vice-pres.) by next U.S. service) Oct. 31 day ARKANSAS 17 if 18 Oct. 17 Yes (if absent No time limit. Nov. 7 election NEW 17 if 18 Oct. 28-Nov. 2 Yes No deadline By close of only) HAMPSHIRE (varies by area) CALIFORNIA 17 if 18 Oct. 8 Yes. Oct. 9-Oct. 31 5 p.m. on Nov. NEW 17 if 18 Sept. 28 Uncertain In person: By 8 p.m. 6 JERSEY bv election Oct. 10 (if (promised by 3 p.m. Nov. Nov. 6 COLORADO 17 if 18 Oct. 6 Yes. Aug.9-Nov.3 5 p.m. Nov. 7 6 In writing: and voting implemented) by Oct. 31 CONNECTICUT 17 if 18 Oct. 14 Yes (if voting Sept. 23 on. 6 p.m. Nov. 6 vice-pres.) bv election NEW 17 if 18 Sept. 26 Yes. By Oct. 28 vice-pres. only, MEXICO by election 5 p.m. Nov. 2 or if a serviceman If out of US: By mail: by DELEWARE 17 if 18 bv Oct. 21 Yes (if serviceman By 12 noon, 7 p.m. Nov. 7 next genera in U.S. governmer t Nov. 6 NEW 17 if 18 Oct. 10 Yes. By Oct. 31 By 12 noon. YORK b next only for pres. ane v Nov. 6 NORTH 18 Oct. 9 Sept. 23-6 p.m. By 12 noon. DISTRICT 17 if 18 Oct. 6 Yes. By Oct. 24 8 p.m., Nov. 7 CAROLINA (promised but Nov. 4th (varies OF bv next if suddenly COLUMBIA implemented) suddenly ill) ill) NORTH FLORIDA Oct. 7 Sept. 23 to 7 p.m., Nov. 7 From Oct. 8 on By d ose of by next or out of the 5 p.m., Nov. 6 DAKOTA election marked by GEORGIA 17 if 18 Oct. 20 Yes. After Aug. 9 Close of polls. Nov. 5. (pres. and OHIO 17 if 18 Oct. 10 Yes. Oct. 8-4 p.m.. Close of polls. vice-ores.) month,. by general Sept. 18 If out of US: (local elections) HAWAII 17 if 18 Oct. 12 By mail: Noon, p.m. Nov. 2. bynext Sept. 8-Nov. 2 Nov. 13, OKLAHOMA 17 if IS Oct. 27 Yes (if vot- Ocl. 8-5 p.m. 5 p.m.. Nov. 3 by next Nov. 3 Sept. 8-Oct. 28 ' 4:30 p.m., Nov. 6 OREGON 17 if 18 Oct. 7 Yes. Sept. 8 to 8 8 p.m., Nov. 7 IDAHO 17 if 18 Nov. 4 Yes. Sept. 8-5 p.m. 5 p.m. Nov. 6 by election Nov. 6. if p.m. Nov. 7 by next Nov. 6 voting for election vice-pres. only) ILLINOIS 17 if 18 Oct. 4-17 (vari s Yes (if voting In person: Close of polls. by next for pres. and Oct. S-Nov.2 PENN­ 17 if 18 Oct. 10 Yes (if in Sepl. 18-Oct. 31 5 p.m., Nov. 3 8y mail: SYLVANIA by next U.S. service} (In emergencie if out of theU.S.. Oct. 8-Nov. 4 by Nov. 3. 5 p. n.)

business of the U. RHODE 17 if 18 Oct. 7 Yes! Not Before 5 p.m.. 9 p.m„ Nov. 7 INDIANA 17 if 18 Oct. 9 Yes. Sept. 8-Nov. 4 Close of polls. ISLAND by next Oct. 17 by next pres. voting only. Contact Board of Elections) IOWA 17 if 18 Oct. 28 Sepl. 28-Nov. 6 Any time by next SOUTH 17 if 18 Oct. 7. Yes (if voting By Oct. 31 Close of polls. election Nov. 7. CAROLINA by next for pres. and

KANSAS 17 if 18 Oct. 17 Yes. By Nov. 2 By 12 noon, if in the U.S. bynext Nov. 6. nt) general SOUTH 17 if 18 Oct. 23 After Oct. 18 Close of polls. election. DAKOTA by next KENTUCKY 17 if 18 Oct. 7 Yes. By Oct. 31 By 3 p.m., election. by next Nov. 7 TENNESSEE 17 if 18 Oct. 7 Yes. 10 a.m., Nov. 7 by next Ocl. 18-Nov. 2 LOUISIANA 17 if 18 Oct. 7 Yes (if in U.S. In person: By Nov. 6 By mail: bV next Oct. 19-0ct. 31 Sept. 28-Ocl. 30 election By mail: TEXAS 17 if 18 Ocl. 7 Yes. Sept. 8-Nov. 7 Nov. 3 Sept. S-Oct. 31 by MAINE 17 if 18 Oct. 28-Nov. 7 Yes. No deadline 3 p.m., Nov. 7 election y election (deadline Close of polls UTAH 17 if 18 Oct. 28 Yes Oct. 8-Nov. 7 varies). (for pres. bv close of polls. election MARYLAND 17 if 18 Oct. 10 Yes By Oct. 31 Close of polls. by genera) noon.Nov. 7 election VERMONT 17 12 noon. Yes (if a student By 9 p.m., Nov Close of polls. MASSA­ 17 if 18 Oct. 7, for Yes. By Nov. 6 Before close Nov. 4 in U.S. service. 3 CHUSETTS by next local elec- of polls. election Oct. 9, (if VIRGINIA 17 if 18 Oct. 7 Close of polls. registering to by next Bv Nov. 4 By mail: By Nov, 2 only). U.S. service) After Sept. 23 MICHIGAN 17 if 18 Oct. 6 Yes. Aug. 24 to 2 Before close WASHINGTON 17 if 18 Oct. 7 In person: by next of county of by Nov. 7 within the slate. marked by Nov. MINNESOTA 17 if 18 Oct. 17 Yes. Sepl. 23-Nov. 6 Bv Nov. 7. or in US service. 7th. bynext WEST 17 if 18 Oct. 7 Yes. Sept. 8-Nov. 3 Close of polls. election. VIRGINIA by next MISSISSIPPI 17 if 18 Oct. 7 Yes (for persons Oct. 8- Nov. 5 Before close of by general voting only for polls. in person: ores, and vicc- WISCONSIN 18 Oct. 18-Oct. 25 Yes. Close of polls. pres.) (varies by area] Nov. 6. In writ ng- MISSOURI 17 or 18 Oct. 10 to Yes. By 4 p.m.. Aug 7- 5 p.m. (age varies Nov. 6 (dead- Oct. 8 to 4 Nov. 6 Nov. 3 p.m. Nov. 6 are.,) Bv mail: Bv dose of WYOMING 17 if 18 Oct. 23 Yes. Sept. 28-Nov. 7 Nov. 7 Oct. 8 to 4 polls, if voting by p.m. Nov. 3 for pres. and vice-pres., only. •En Friday, October 6, 1972 The Chronicle Page Seven

most blatant and consistent sexism in advertising and marketing? Perhaps it's that passengers are so utterly powerless, trapped in a contraception nobody really trusts, and which nobody can do a damn thing about in case of a crash. But that's not a role which men in this FEATURES society are encouraged to adopt, so the airlines thoughtfully provide us fantasies while airborne. If you get to Texas, you might try flying Southwest Airlines, "The Love Airline." This local company has only SHORTS been around for a year, but in that time it's been furiously outgrossing its major competitors for the Dallas-Houston shuttle, pink-painted Branif, which is pretty gross itself. By Marty Schifenbauer These Texans don't mess around; to train their Alternative Features Service jumpsuits bear slogans such as 'lie like hell' and 'fly the stewardesses, they hired the woman who trained the Some men in the U.S. Air Force aren't letting their friendly skies of Laos'....although the Thai waitresses are Bunny Hostesses on Hugh Hefner's planes. Stock greeting: deadly work in Indochina get them down, according to stunningly eoiffed and attired in evening gowns, it is the "Welcome to the love flight. I hope this will be a love this dispatch from Udorn, Thailand. San Francisco Air Force men who are the real dazzlers...one man, whose affair to remember," and: "Y'all buckle your safety belts Chronicle Foreign Service reporter, Anne Darting, writes: gold leaf on the lapel of his jumpsuit denotes his rank as and don't you dare get up. We don't want anything "The first impression upon entering the U.S. Air Force major, mounts a go-go dancer's platform and does an happening to you now, because you know we love you." Officer's Club at this strategic base across the Mekong admirable twist. The glimpse of the Air Force men at play Southwest doesn't serve any food, however. They from the war in Laos is of a stag costume in the officer's club tonight would seem hard to top, but figure they'll do better just on drinks, which they bill as party—airbome....the officers in the night-club are decked one blond captain suggests a return visit for lunch. 'It's "love potions." "Why don't all the drinkers sit up front out in tight-fitting party jumpsuits that are bright red, topless on Tuesday,' he says." and we'll have a party," the stewardesses announce. Need orange, yellow, lime green, maroon and black, with the By Pam and Michael Roesenthal we add that those stewardesses are wearing tangerine different colors representing squadrons. Some of the What is it about airplanes that inspires some of the hotpants, tight orange sweaters, and high white boots? Although customers are victimized by this pandering insincerity, the brunt of the exploitation, of course, is borne by the stewardesses, whose jobs have been degraded WINNER 1972 CANNES by the airline companies. Only a few years ago, their Shop Gladstein's- FILM FESTIVAL union won them the right not to smile at every customer. Now, it seems, they must win the right not to appear JURY PRIZE AWARD willing to jump into bed at the drop of an attache case. Only American Film Meanwhile, stewardesses on National, the "Fly Me" * Corduroy flair jeans and matching jackets to be so Honored airline, are beginning to wear buttons that read, "Go Fly * Blue Denim jeans in flair and straight leg Yourself, National." SLAUGHTERHOUSE: styles sizes to 60 and matching jackets -f=IVE * Leather coats and jackets -ASDU- * Frye Boots in Fashion and dress style (Continued from Page 4) Commission, will "explore * Large selection of turtle necks in all fabrics into the possibility of the possibilities of academic setting up a permanent unions in new fields and Now Playing committee. This committee help the established ones would hopefully emphasize You'll enjoy browsing & shopping here at continue to exist," Beck and insure in the future said. years that teaching ability Beck said the academic Riverview rather than research work unions would help Gladstein's Weekdays 7:30-9:25 and amount of publication undergraduates become Sat-Sun. 4:00-5:45 will be the criteria in the involved by enabling them 209 Mangum St. CIIMA 7:30-9:25 hiring and tenuring of to have more social contact < ii*r« if rt 1 hwppmq (. tnlti teachers, according to Beck. with their major department

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Phone- 383-2136 j Soc. Sec A I ^^J«>urself ^-^^T^P i£\_Air_^orcRmve ROTRaTTTC. 604 Morreene Rd. the chronicle Today is Friday, October 6, 1972. On this date in 1917, an editor of the Literary Digest noted the emergence of a new word descriptive of a band that played for dancing where "they shake and jump and writhe in ways to suggest a return to the medieval jumping mania." Ten years later these musicians attained film immortality in the first full-length talkie, "The Jazz Singer, "starring Al Jolson. Watching Ivory Tower intellectuals writhe with discomfort at free body enjoyment, this is the jumping Chronicle, Duke's Daily Newspaper, published at Duke in Durham, North Carolina, wheryour soundtracks full of all that jazz. Volume 68, Number 27. Latest hits, 2663. Recording costs, 6588. Night editor for today's issue: Beth Jackson Assistant night editors: Frank Owen and Susan Carol Robinson You decide The fact that a termpaper writing think that it is destructive to the service has recently opened in the whole educational process. Durham area, brings to the fore On the other hand, we do not once again the issue of the ethics of presume to make moral judgments such an operation and the for our readers in our advertising University's response to a possible columns. We still view the affront to its academic integrity. Publications Board action last year Last February, the Chronicle ran as an infringement on freedom of ads for two such services, one in the press. Florida and the other in New Jersey. And this is not a paranoid view Two University administrators just held by the people on third apparently felt troubled enough by floor Flowers. Several college papers the advertisements to request us to around the country, from the Pace stop running them. The Chronicle College Press in Brooklyn to The editorial council, however, decided Johnsonian in Rock Hill, S.C, to run the ads anyway. The decision picked up the story about the Duke was based on the fact that the Publications Board and commented newspaper runs any ads that are not editorially that the action raised libelous, and the term paper ads serious questions of press freedom. clearly did not fit that category. We, as well as many other college When the matter was brought up papers, are only wondering when before the Publications Board (the the Publications Board will prohibit committee made up of students, us from printing ads for abortion faculty, and administrators referral services, contraceptive responsible for publishing all devices or anything else that is student publications), the editorial offensive to the morality of some council was overruled. members^of our community. The Pub Board apparently felt We think that a newspaper' that not only should Duke students should not definitively judge issues not use term paper services, but of "morality" and "honesty" for its Nightly Chronicle lettuce count readers by completely deleting the they should also not even know A c heck of the West Campus dining halls about them. issue from its news pages. That is why we will continue to at least refrigerator at 6 p.m. last night revealed: We agree with the first part of 8 boxes "Blue Crown" the Board's reasoning. Despite all inform our readers about the many disclaimers, the services are news issues concerning this Teamsters lettuce transparently advertising term relatively controversial business 8 boxes "Diamond Head" papers to be used as term papers. enterprise. Teamsters lettuce 3 boxes "Happy Jack" Any Duke student who turns in a We assume that the members of paper written by one of these our University community are No union label services is certainly guilty of intelligent and mature enough to No UFW lettuce. Don't eat lettuce in the union plagiarism. decide for themselves whether or today or this weekend. We are opposed to plagiarism and not to use the services. Letters to the editorial council safely consume. However, The issue of boycotting lettuce is protest that you suggest. Cambridge Inn, stufing it into the Godzilla Godzilla remained faithful to his brand-new at Duke in that only Remember one thing, however. It ice bin adjacent to the soft drinks, independently-rendered decision now is that issue being widely will be the "little people," the or pinning it to the walls. The To the edit council: and he died yesterday. recognized. Please, then, let's try dining hall workers, not the only effect such a campaign Your coverage of the lettuce There is an epilog to this some constructive work before we planners of menu nor the buyers against lettuce can have is boy cott and the fascist stirring story of personal start destroying employees' labors of lettuce, who will be cleaning up embarrass the guests of the Duke -imperialistic plot to feed dedication. It was Godzilla's and goods that WE are paying for. all that lettuce. community who choose to eat in non-union lettuce to unsuspecting request that his body be mailed First let's talk to the dieticians Please, let's have more rational the dining halls, alienate other Duke students raised important parcel post to Cesar Chavez, his and menu-planners and try to thinking and sound suggestions supporters of the boycott, and questions concerning the apathy idol. It is the least that I can do, convince them that almost no one and less animal reflex in Chronicle cause the apathy toward the of the Duke community. Perhaps and the money that I saved on eats that little bit of lettuce under editorials: lettuce boycott to flare up into the reason students do not lettuce will be used to pay the the hard-boiled egg anyway. If Anne Hill'73 antipathy. support our third world brothers postage. this fails, start boycotting the; The manager of DUDH, Mr. is the absence of an example of a Rick Stuntz, '75 whole product, or at least evade Pay Minah, has taken a very dedicated boycotter. I think that I the lettuce (e.g. you can buy constructive step in providing can relate such an example. Uncouth hard-boiled eggs "a la carte" in To the edit council: non-lettuce salads to those who I have in my possession an the CI and actually save a nickel; With the help of the feel that strongly about the iguana, a pet which has given me To the edit council: if you want cottage cheese, you non-lettuce salads and, now, the boycott. The complaint now is, of comfort and affection through The editorial of Oct. 4 on the can get a small container at the front page of today's Chronicle, course, that this lettuce costs 5 many months. Upon hearing of lettuce boycott really turned my A&P; when you order a ham the lettuce boycott has suddenly cents more than the non-union the boycott of non-union lettuce, stomach. Not only was the sandwich at the Union grill, gained considerable interest here, lettuce salads. This seems to be a I explained the situation to description of vandalization of the request no lettuce). If you truly to the point where the students of cheap price to pay to support a Godzilla and told him of the Union by means of lettuce have moral conviction in Duke are urged in a fiery editorial boycott, and the increase in price struggle for unionization by the uncouth and even immature supporting the boycott you can to start pinning the non-union is also a prediction of what will oppressed farm workers. It was (Mother always told me not to expend a little extra effort (e.g. lettuce on the walls of the dining happen to lettuce prices if this shortly after our discussion that play with my food), but it is also peel your own eggs, schedule your halls so that the DUDH boycott succeeds; the rises in the Godzilla informed me of his unethical for the council to ham sandwich for Union hours administration will get the wages of UFW members will be decision to abstain from lettuce suggest a means neither fitting nor and boycott the CI ham message, in case it hasn't already. compensated with higher prices. If sandwiches). When finally you consumption until the farm requisite to the end. Whether one supports the the boycotters think that il is workers achieved their goals. This cannot accomplish your end with worth five cents extra to aid Cesar It is disheartening to find that extra effort, you can sacrifice. boycott or not does not give him turned out to be a monumental the Chronicle is endorsing violent the right to impose his judgments Chavez's cause, then let them pay sacrifice for my friend, since on others, either by throwing lettuce is the only food he can protest, however small the degree, If all this fails, perhaps then is it. before trying nonviolent protest. the time for the method of lettuce on the lights in the. Walter B. Saul II '76 Fishing in America The curious case of Gen. Lavelle Jim Wilson "Everybody knew we were command, the Seventh U.S. Air intercept radar installation used to airfields as he had been doing and as physically fit for flight duty less falsifying these reports. . Force, to fly strategic bombing guide North Vietnam's MIG fighter continued to do). than one month before his .Everybody was doing it. I kept raids and to falsely report them as planes was routinely processed and . Why the Pentagon was unable to retirement. saying 'Why' and they said, 'That's reconnaissance missions upon passed on to higher headquarters as detect other illegal raids prior to In testimony before a recendy the way we do it.' " which U.S. pilots had been attacked all such reports were supposed to Lavelle's falsification order is not concluded session of the Senate These are the words Sgt. Lonnie or threatened with attack by North have been processed. The Pentagon very clear. In addition, how the Armed Services Committee which D, Franks used to describe what he Vietnamese missiles, planes, or ordered Lavelle to cease any similar raids were going to protect pilots in sought out snswers to what Lavelle was ordered to do beginning anti-aircraft artillery. missions pending an investigation L avelle's command is not clear had done, Maj. Gen. Alton D. Slay, January 25, 1972. Franks is the Air The method Lavelle use to by Defense Secretary Melvin Laird. because the manner in which they Lavelle's chief aide, refuted his Force intelligence specialist whose legitimatize the illegal raids At the time Lavelle was were conducted exposed four times former commander's testimony letter to Sen. Harold E. Hughes involved reporting attacks which questioned about the raid before as many pilots and planes to the that he had not ordered sparked the inquiry into the U.S. pilots had set-up by an the Joint Chiefs of Staff, he threat of being shot down-the unauthorized raids, that he had not usual number of excort planes per unauthorized bombing raids elaborate system involving a decoy admitted that he had probably told pilots to falsify reports of their reconnaissance plane is four; during activities, and that higher conducted by Gen. John D. Lavelle aircraft used to draw fire from overstepped his authority in the illegal raids, that number was headquarters knew what was going from November 1971 to March North Vietnamese positions, as conducting the raid but he had increased to sixteen. on. 1972. "protective reaction'braids; raids in done so in order to protect the During those four months, which U.S. pilots retaliated. pilots of his command. The raids finally came to an end The key issue involved in this Lavelle ordered pilots in his At least one of the missions On January 26, 1972, the day on March 8 when Gen. Lavelle was controversy is whether civilians which were flown against North after Lavelle had ordered pilots in relieved of his command foUowing have ultimate control of the Vietnamese oil storage depots, his command to falsely report the an investigation of the incidents military. Already the Vietnam truck transportation bases, and illicit raids, the Pentagon placed which Sgt. Franks had described in conflict has produced one glaring his letter to Sen. Hughes. airfields was detected prior to ground intercept radar installations example of military defiance of Lavelle's January 25, 1972 order on the list of officially sanctioned Lavelle subsequently lost one of civilain directives-the My Lai telling men in his command to targets thus giving Lavelle the his four stars and was retired from massacre. falsely report the unauthorized authority to bomb only those the Air Force in April with a 70% The prospects for more such raids. particular targets (i.e. he was not medical disability-this made most incidents can only continue to The report of a late 1971 attack given a free hand to bomb oil of his retirment pension tax free. increase as long as the U.S. remains on a North Vietnamese ground storage depots, truck bases, or However, Lavelle had been certified in Vietnam. Side shows CCC circus returns to Duke -Pete Kenney It looks like the Campus But, perhaps the most C.J. Gideon, vice-chairperson of representative was, and how could established lines of accountability Community Council has brought preposterous action to date has the Council expounded this he have been removed if they to the students. Each legislator is its circus back to Duke for been their refusal Wednesday to thought Wednesday night: "the didn't like what he was doing? elected from his living group, and another year, and while some of submit their proposals to the CCC is just as representative as Or, consider the case of the is known by the people he is the performers have been ASDU Legislature, in addition to ASDU, and the CCC would be CCC's chairwoman last year. She supposed to represent. Dorms can changed, most of the acts are the Dean Krueger, for approval. more knowledgeable of the was on the Council by virtue of instruct legislators in advance how same. It is easy to understand why problems it would be dealing her being chairwoman of the to vote. Or if you don't like the In two meetings some members the administrators would want to with." Women's Residence Council-a way he voted, it's a fairly simple have already displayed signs of the block such a plan. Why bother This is a somewhat toned down board of woman's dorm matter to discuss it with him. ineptitude that was the hallmark - going through all that trouble of version of similar arguments made presidents. Yet, since this person .And, as a final recourse, dorms of last year's Council. In a getting student approval, in the March 29 meetings of the was not a woman's dorm have the power to remove their meeting last week they decided especially when the students Council when the same issue was president, it is hard to understand representative from the that a 2/3 vote of the Council might refuse to rubber-stamp the discussed. At that time, Gideon why she was on the WRC to begin legislature. There is nothing could close their meetings to the Council? and another council member, Bill with, let alone be chairwoman of similar to hold the CCC students public and the press. This is the So the administrators on the Lashbrook, claimed that the CCC it and through that position on responsive to their constituencies. group that is supposed to be Council and their friends was more representative than the CCC. But this is not unusual. Unless discussing students' social (residential staff and faculty vote ASDU. To clean up all these you have direct elections to all the regulations and they want to meet against all proposed changes in the irregularities, the method of various councils and committees in secret! CCC constitution which would This claim was particularly selection for committee members in the University, you cannot While it wfll no doubt be a rare channel business to the ASDU outrageous considering the way was modified this year. While the possibly set up lines of time when this rule might be Legislature for approval. students were selected for the members are still suppose to accountability. What is unusual is invoked, if ever, what possible But what is unbelievable is that CCC last year. I was a party to the represent certain residential that these particular students justification could the CCC offer four students on the Council also selection process for the constituency groups, their apparently consider themselves for this backward attitude? Even voted against the ASDU demand "federation representative", and it appointments must now be above the democratic process, and the Executive Committee of the What could their motives have went something like this: Four ratified by the ASDU Legislature. above the duly elected Board of Trustees meets in the been? There seem to be a couple members of the Kilgo Federation In this way, the students were at representatives of the student presence of the press. What types of arguments for their action, Executive Committee interviewed least supposed to be accountable body. of things is the Council planning none too particularly persuasive. two candidates and selected one to ASDU, as opposed to last year to hide from the community? In the first meeting this year, to sit on the CCC's Federation when they were accountable to no Unfortunately, there is little Another solid indication of the Krueger cautioned the board that Subcommittee together with a one. By the action Wednesday ASDU can do about this state of members commitment to the "If the proposals are referred to representative of each of the other night, the students on the CCC affairs. What limi ted weapon s Council's work is the two-hour ASDU for approval, they ought to federations, and the presidents of have cut that tie of accountability they might employ would no time limit they've placed on the go to all concerned groups. It all three. This subcommittee and essentially have restored the doubt jeopardize their ultimate meetings. Evidently the issues would be a cumbersome chose the Kilgo representative as situation to what it was last year: goal; dorm autonomy for social they are commissioned to procedcure and vastly more their representative to the CCC they are accountable to, and regulations. This poses difficult deliberate not as important to the time-consuming." Keeping in and he became a Council member. thereby representative of, no one. alternatives because the autonomy Council as preserving their evening mind where Krueger's interests lie, The Federation subcommittee issue has reached the-light-at-the- playtime. it should be remembered that no never met again after October and How many ATO's or Phi Delts, end-of-the-tunnel-stage by virtue And, I might add, on the basis one ever claimed that democracy so their representative had no one for example, know that C.J. of Provost" Cleaveland's of last year's experience the CCC is not cumbersome and to report to, and in a real sense, Gideon is their representative? suggestions made over the is not a very speedy working time-consuming. was not accountable to anyone. And if they don't like what summer. But don't get your hopes up about social regulations. All group to begin with. It submitted But the students on the Council Now this is not to say that this Gideon is doing, what can they do reports indicate that the CCC's a proposal on social regulations to evidently don't see this as a person did not serve on the CCC about it? In short, just like last innate ineptitude wfll no doubt the administration early last fall challenge to democratic process. with distinction. But, as he year, there are no lines of prevail as the Council has not yet and had it vetoed by Dean Price. They base this belief on the idea admitted himself at the March 29 a«countability from the students even discussed Cleaveland's Then the Council took six months meeting, he hardly considered on the CCC to the student body that they are representative of the August proposals because some to submit a nearly identical himself representative of at large. community, and therefore no one members haven't even bothered to proposal, which was also rejected federations. Who in Baldwin or (other than Krueger) should The ASDU Legislature, on the read them yet. for nearly identical reasons. review their decisions. Few Federations knew who their other hand, does have firmly Page Ten The Chronicle Friday, October 6, 1972 Max moves masses By Peter Selz Peter Max has been so riders a day. Peter Max feels that each enormously successful Yoga and every commercial precisely because he His uncompromisingly product is his canvas and understands the needs and positive attitude to the that film and television are desires and the fantasies of world is largely due to his his future palette. He has set his generation and provides study of Yoga to which he out to transform a drab a bright and positive answer: turned several years ago. world into an illuminated to the problems of our time. Born in Nazi Germany, heaven of harmonious Aquarian Peter Max experienced a happiness. He admonishes the young great deal of grief and In his bright studio, to accept society which he turmoil in his childhood and overlooking the Hudson sees evolving into a brilliant youth. When he was a small River, Peter Max and his future. He once responded child his parents brought staff work on applying to an interview for him to Shanghai where he designs to all manner of Mademoiselle by^ exalting grew up during the Japanese objects. He now rejects the about a new "golden age of occupation. From there he idea of re-designing the infinite peace and beauty. went to Israel where the actual product in favor of The revolution has been thirteen year old boy, decorating its surface. Soon won," he continued in preoccupied with an interest it will be possible to sit in a 1968, "it happened. The in the stars, hoped to study Peter Max chair, wearing his A q uarian Age wasn't at the Technical University clothes, eating from his- expected for 1,000 years in Haifa. While he was too The Duke Players willingly offer a helping hand. dishes or writing on his but it's been speeded up by young to gain admission, his stationery at a table the technological immense interest in designed by him in a room things — the atomic astronomy has persisted. A with Peter Max paintings, discoveries, the effect of few years later — in 1953 — drawings and posters LSD on our spiritual he arrived in the United development, the youth States and enrolled at the hanging on his wallpaper. The Ark To a much greater extent revolution." Art Students League in New than his Art Nouveau York, enjoying the free and presents POVND@® And the youth responds. predecessors he has created Recently at a party, a young open environment of that the un and only a total environment for pregnant lady saw my Peter old institution. Eventually goastached ruler living. he opened his own studio Max tie and asked to have it and instantly became a great of the invisible STERLING for the new baby's room — Fantasy film commercial success. In a universe where beef is king The cover of the Yellow not merely to decorate it, it single year he won some King Nyle I Pages of the Manhattan seemed to me, but almost as sixty awards for his designs telephone book is by Peter a kind of talisman. Peter Friday: 8:30 p.m. 3930 Durham-Chapel Hill Boulevard of book jackets, record behind the east union Max who has designed Max designs have this covers, etc. But he felt a (ihe foamer llair Hmne) covers for Time, Life, The immediate sense appeal to need to turn back from the in the Ark Serving from 4:30 to 11:30 every day New York Times Magazine the young. He articulates world of commerce — at For reservations and parties, telephone 4894571 and even The Chicago their visual language. Few Tribune. There are scores of artists or designers in others. He feels that film history have been able to (Continued on Page 12) and television are the most reach the masses to the important media for him extent of this thirty year now and his next great old stylist. And unlike other project is the production of popular artists who base a fantasy film about life on their work on comic strips this planet in the year or supermarket displays, he 2,500. A great optimist, he makes no elitist avant garde not only believes that the claims for his popular human race will persist for designs. Almost identifying another 500 years, but that, himself with his "flower in fact, it will improve. runner," who, coming from a galaxy of confetti stars, Basing his designs on the brings blossoms of joy to revival of Art Nouveau, on the people, he delights in the new interest in the Art having sold some three Deco of the 1930's, on op million posters and in and pop, but with enough having his "transit art" of admixture of mystic Eastern bus posters placed in some elements, and with the ten thousand vehicles to be verve, dash and polish which seen by some fifty million are very much his own,

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(Continued from Page 10) through psychedelics, but -it and exercises every day, sees ot many of his organic of cinematic effects, trick create a tangible and simple least for a while — and gave was through Yoga and himself as a karma Yogi, designs, he prefers the photography and the fluid fusion of East and West by up his office for a creative specifically through the i.e., a man who does his symmetry of the madata merging of color in light applying the joy of Eastern retreat and came up, he told teachings of Swami good deeds by daily work, and has developed flat shows. And all of it is Yoga tesching to the whole me, with some five Satchidananda, whom he rather than study and kaleidoscopic forms which transformed with flare and range of technological thousand designs and four met in Paris and brought to teaching. He feels that Yoga indeed have remollient fantasy into the Peter Max systems of the West with thousand five hundred New York that he found and the teachings of his effect on eye and mind. style of crisp electricity. the hope of redecorating the written ideas for graphics peace, love, enlightenment Swami helped him eliminate Peter Max has set out to world. from foldable furniture to and happiness. He speaks all negative aspects in his Simultaneously, however, designs for the stars. much of his guru with work which he sees a serving the viewer is stimulated by In 1949, when Peter Max whom he works at the the cause of universal peace the unexpected -Burger- was twelve years old, he and Integral Yoga Institute and joy. His designs juxtapositions of abstract (Continued from Page 2) his family went to live in (with his help some generally exclude all jagged and figurate elements, by Tibet for a year and the fourteen Yoga institutes or angular lines. His mentioned—they didn't come to me as representatives of the wild contrast in scales Burger." spirit of the East remained have now been opened in repetitive rhythms create a until he becomes as aware basic to his concept of life the United States). feeling of euphoria and his Nods agreement of the often specific Corcoran was said to have done all' the talking, with and art. Later on, when in colors are bright without symbolic meaning of the America, he became briefly being harsh or piercing. Kirks nodding in agreement. Euphoria images. In addition to the Albert said he passed along Corcoran's views to "two interested in the mystical Peter Max, who is a Unlike Art Nouveau, which influences from the world experience made possible is unquestionably the source or three members of the Interstate and Foreign Commerce vegetarian and meditates of art, Peter Max makes use Committee," which was then considering the bill. No action was taken in the committee as a result of Albert's message, but the bill was modified on the House floor by a voice vote to permit personal injury suits only -McGovern policy- if $10,000 damages were alleged. Kirks, a 58-year-old former colleague of the Chief Justice when both were in the Justice Department during (Continued from Page 3) Independence and the war must be ended. The from Uganda," nor did he the Eisenhower administration, was appointed to his contended was moral Constitution and Bill of U.S. should seek explain how his pledge to present position by the Chief Justice shortly after he took bankruptcy on the part of Rights without realizing cooperation with the Soviet maintain sufficient american office in 1969. the Nixon administration. that those national ideals Union and China, more than power in the Middle East to There have been intermittent reports of informal "I believe," he said in an come out of the great half the 319,000 American protect Israel was in concert lobbying at social functions by Burger with Congressmen aside on the war, "it is a religious traditions of this troops in Europe should be with his overall approach. about legislation affecting the judiciary. But this is the bombarding onslaught country and of western brought home over three But he declared in the first time that an allegation has been made that Burger against the people of civilization," he said. "So years, relations with trading statement that it was Nixon, expressed his wishes through an intermediary. Indochina. I believe it has while i t *s true that we partners must be not McGovern, who was diminished the good name frequently departed from strengthened, and the following policies of of America in all parts of those ideals—and that government must reassert its isolationism. the globe. I believe it happens every time "moral and political inflates the cost of our somebody is mugged on the responsibility" to battle ''I know of no "Ahead of It's Time" living here at home, wastes street or hit over the head in poverty and "racism" in responsible person who our resources and weakens an apartment hall Africa, Latin America and would knowingly call for a our society. —nevertheless that stands in Asia. return to old fashioned "And furthermore," he violation of the ideals of isolationism," he said in ®he politique this country." He did not specify what reply to critics of his went on, "I believe if Mr. DURHAM, N. C. Nixon is re-elected that this sanctions would be used to philosophy. "As a matter of war will drag on for years, Cooperation carry out his pledges to fact, however, nostalgic that until it either exhausts us or Accordingly, he said in "show our concern for the might appear to us, it is a Telephone 688-1576 pulverizes the people of his formal statement, the racist expulsion of Asians practical impossibility," he added. Indochina." 204 Corcoran St. McGovern, whose He charged that the U.S. republican opponents and -Lettuce- had been isolated from its democratic critics have allies by Nixon's "six-gun Free parking at charged would weaken the (Continued from Page 1) economic diplomacy" and nation's defenses by cutting non-union harvesters, as well as the Teamster's failure to consult with $32 billion from the union, unfairly exploit farm workers. them, isolated from Durham Hotel Garage developing nations by military budget by 1975, The boycott was initiated two years ago, and is stressed at one point that he governmental indifference. aimed at getting UFW representation for all would maintain a force adequate to "defend our non-union and Teamsters union farm workers CLASSIFIEDS own land and to fill our through boycotting buyers of non-UFW lettuce. vital defense com­ CLASSIFIED AD interested in individual concert. One time not to mitments." RATES are (per components call be invisible. 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By Bob Peltz it lies with their backs and contest. Duke, on the other will cause some 5.0 yards per carry and are Hal Spears, who has been It'll be a case of the receivers." hand, has the conference's adjustments." also joined by flanker Pat running the first team most ACC's strongest offense Shaw leads ACC leading defensive figures in Holtz influential Kenney (25 yards per catch) of the week, is expected to going against it's toughest Led by the league's total scoring, least total yardage As for the teams dramatic and freshman Don Buckey get the starting nod for defense this Saturday offense leader Bruce Shaw, given up and passing change of fortunes from last (17.4 yards) as the Duke and will be joined by afternoon, when the Duke State has been piling up defense, while ranking season, despite being just mainstays of the State Steve Jones and probably Blue Devils journey on second to Virginia in 1-2-1, McGee attributes this Greg Garvin in the down to Carter Stadium in stopping the run. to State's new head coach backfield. Mike Raleigh to face the highly State is far from being Lou Holtz. Bomgardner, although not explosive North Carolina just an offensive-minded "They've had a whole at full speed, will also see a State Wolfpack. club, however, having Al new change in focus this fair share of action as well. "They have excellent Michaels as a defensive season," he explained. Elsewhere in the offense, speed at the key positions," co-ordinator, a man whom "From what was Willie Clayton will make his warned Coach Max Urick in Coach Mike McGee traditionally a slot team, he return to the starting ranks this week's scouting report, considers "one of the best took Burden, Young, Fitts, taking over at tackle for the "and they are getting the defensive coaches in the Hooks and Shaw and moved hobbled John Hill. ball to their best people. It nation." into the veer offense. Defensively, the Blue Devils is impossible to prevent McGee expects State to "When you have the speed will be intact from last it—you can only try to give Duke, "a little different they do, this forces the week. control it." type of offensive scheme opposing defenses to focus "The game on Saturday The Pack will be putting than we've seen this year. on stopping the run, to could very well be decided which State has come back up a very experienced team Mike Bomgardner They combine the twin by either our kicking game against the Devils, operating back veer attack with a using screens, options, Greg Garvin or turnovers," concluded with 15 starters from last over 420 yards a game, 184 great deal of throwing." delays and other counters." attack. Burden, in addition, McGee. "Both teams are season. "The placement is on the ground and 239 "They use the Alabama In addition to Shaw, is the team's third leading that close. The story of our even more important," through the airways. The veer though," McGee State will have speedsters receiver with eight catches win last week was a general Urick stressed. "Defensively Pack has also been hitting explained, "with some of Charlie Young and Willie for 181 yards. overall improvement and all their experience is on the the scoreboard for an the other things Stanford Burden in the backfield. Spears to start Steve Jones. This will have perimeter, while offensively average of 30 points per and Washington do. This Both have been averaging Freshman quarterback to continue.'1

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Vanderbilt Virginia 21-17 18-12 17-24 (C) 1972 NYT News Service Through some peculiar The most important one Georgia Alabama 12-18 14-35 10-17 NEW YORK-If the process of ratiocination the of all is that the television Kansas State Colorado 14-31 20-35 14-21 President of the United American public seems to viewer is not entitled to free Rice LSU 13-24 10-21 20-10 States wants to telephone believe that it has a anything as if it were a gift California Ohio State 9-20 7-28 10-28 his congratulations to a god-given right to see all from heaven. Oklahoma State Missouri 22-27 14-7 24-10 winning athlete or a winning sports events on home Michigan State Notre Dame 13-17 14-17 14-25 coach, their's nothing television for free. Michigan Navy 24-14 25-12 30-6 Genuine sports lover that fundamentally wrong with UCLA Arizona 33-6 28-10 24-7 It is almost as if this he is, President Nixon such a gesture. Memphis State Tennessee 0-21 10-25 10-42 privilege was incorporated should know better than to Washington Oregon 28-3 30-7 21-10 It can even be a mite in the Declaration of advocate class legislation of West Virginia William & Mary 26-10 42-10 18-10 amusing if he gets carried Independence alongside of this sort and second Syracuse Indiana 13-14 12-10 17-12 away by his enthusiasm and life, liberty and the pursuit thoughts should impel him Stanford Southern Cal 21-20 14-17 offers a presumably of happiness. Add to that to remain loftily above such 20-26 Penn State 10-24 long-gaining play to a free home television. Who a cheap political ploy. He Illinois 7-17 17-10 professional strategist. said so? should order the legislation Mississippi Auburn 11-22 20-10 7-14 Hence, the sports Why should the National killed. Iowa Purdue 24-16 7-17 8-21 establishment even had Football league—this seems warm feelings at having to be the immediate target friends in the White House of the bill—be compelled to as was the case during the give away a product it also Maryland, Wake meet tomorrow presidencies of John F. is trying to sell? It can't be Kennedy and Richard M. done. By Jim Moran quarterbacks in the country, Duke. Nixon. During the Jim Norris of his tosses. Headlining the ACC Against Syracuse last tossed five touchdown Virginia, to regain their action this week will be the week the Terrapin defense, passes and a two point early season form, must news analysis NC State-Duke and anchored by lineman Paul conversion last week to help eliminate the costly fumbles Mary land-Wake Forest Vellano, became a force to Tech to a 36-36 tie against and mental errors of which But President Nixon is years at Madison Square games. be reckoned with. In that Rice, a team that beat they have been guilty lately. being charged in some Garden, boxing tried to do For Wake this Saturday's 16-12 loss Vellano was Clemson earlier this year. Conference leader North quarters with blatant it both ways and boxing has tilt will be their first credited with 14 unassisted Clemson likes to run the Carolina takes the week off interference and should be become a moribund sport conference contest. The tackles earning him lineman ball almost exclusively but and will probably be penalized at least half the that flickers occasionally Deacons did not play last of the week honors. the Tigers probably looking to see if the Blue distance to the goal line. and then subsides. week and probably needed Unless Wake Forest has shouldn't be able to Devils can draw even and With more warning than No drooling that time to regroup their adopted something radically generate enough of a ground challenge the Tarheels a man about to crack a manpower. In their last two different, as they did with game to outlast Tech's defense of the ACC crown. When "My Fair Lady" games Wake has been victim with a blindside and "Fiddler on the Roof" the veer two years ago, the defensive fromtline. tackle, the President has outscored 101-16 and Terps should win for the Virginia plays Vanderbilt and other smash hits along looked far from impressive. suddenly thrown the Broadway were making hometown crowd. at night and hopes to make Harriers support of his administra­ scaplers drool, no one Maryland, though it's Clemson takes on highly their second sudden tion behind legislation that thought to demand that record is only 1-2-1, touted Georgia Tech but turnabout of the season. The cross country would prohibit professional they be shown on television possesses a very poised and after Oklahoma even the The Cavaliers looked strong team travels to Wake sports leagues from because they were sellouts. potentially explosive Eddie McAshan-led Yellow in winning their first two Forest today for a offense led by the league's Jackets will be a pleasure. but have gotten shellacked three-team meet imposing television No one demanded "The top passer Al Neville, who in their last two outings, involving the Deacons blackouts of home games. Godfather" go on home McAshan, considered by has completed nearly 60% including the 37-13 loss to andVirginia. Common gimmick television because it was some to be one of the best This is a gimmick used almost impossible to get by countless cheap little tickets for it. No one politicians over the years in de mands that Macy's or an effort to wheedle .votes. Bloomingdale's or Brooks It ill befits the President of brothers or Bonwit Teller the United States to give away their products for Z's MINI SHOPPES descend to the same low free. Why should the same level, especially when it be demanded of football (across from Arlan's, near Bambino's and the A&P) doesn't appear that he needs and other sports? it. Legislation to eliminate The hack politicians, home blackouts is self including a few in Congress, WELCOMES STUDENTS defeating. In a few years know that they can catch there would be no sellouts. headline attention by Mighty few seats are on the to our shop proposing elimination of 50-yard line, and the less home blackouts and they attractive ones would not know that the unthinking move at all if fans could electorate will applaud take it all in at home for WE OUT IMPORT THE IMPORTERS »«)alM»»«*»l>*»»*«*l>,**«A*««»«*»»*»*«l>«l>***«***«»»»

WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF: Stoves *Greejjng Cards * Party Goods Department 'Mobiles Tents •Posters, including Black Kite c •Glassware Sleep ing Bags •Incense & Incense Burners 'BackTacks^ •Giftware of All Types Boots In order to introduce you to our shop Clothes we want you to come by and browse. Tfames In case you wanl lo buy something you get a 10% Discount off of all items this week - (except tobacco products). Friday, October 6, 1972 The Chronicle Page Fifteen 713 signed up Co-ed volleyball on upswing By Dianne Miller Kathy Simpson, organizer On the more serious side and 15-1 (Duke). Volleyball, possibly the of the tournament, expects of the net one could find Co-captains of the number one participant that "each co-ed team will Coach Dorothy Spangler's twelve-girl squad are Barb sport in the United States is play 5-7 games." Woman's Varsity Team Miller and Susan Hall. definitely making the scene "Beauties and Beasts," victoriously spiking the ball Other varsity players are on the Duke campus these "Binary Oaks," "Non," against Carolina for its first Jan Disque, Barb Hix, days. "Wombats," 'Stoned match and win of the season Laurie Fogwell, Wendy 713 students have Toads," and Donald's Tuesday night. Marshall, Joan Jordan, enthusiastically come out Banana" are just a few of The scores of the three Linda Bolle, Lucy Tyrell, for the co-ed intramural the teams which compose game match were 15-6 Deloryce Pippins, Carol tournament. the eight leagues. (Duke), 10-15 (Carolina), Howards, and Donna Early Marshall. Upcoming vars i ty volleyball games include; Oct. 5—6:30- Fri., Sat, Sun. at h o me — tri-match Meredith, East Carolina, Duke Oct. 12-6:30- away-Meredith Oct. 17-6:30- Someplace Else home-Elon, St. Andrews, Duke Oct. 24-6:30 —home-U.N.C. Oct. 26-6:30 -home-U.N.C.G. Nov. 2-7:00 Flick & — home —tri-match Elon, U.N.C.G., Duke Nov. 7-6:30 -home-A.C.C. His Orchestra Woman intramural tennis players have completed almost all of their first round doubles and singles games. Kathy Simpson expects Barb Miller of the women's tennis team strokes a that the second round will forehand during practice. The squad plays a return engagement have been played by Meredith College next Thursday. (Photo by Mike Tuesday, Oct. 10. Lyle> for this fine group Soothsayer picks Buffalo, Houston in football upsets By Rob Anderson shredding the porous Saint pass defense. There's not much you can do when the Archie Manning, though, should sue his Jets lose to Houston and the Redskins to receivers and offensive line for An island of entertainment* New England. My record for the week was non-support. a weak 7-5-1, bringing my overall score to Washington 35, Philadelphia 10: the 23-14-2, a percentage of .622. This week's Redskins should have no trouble getting games are: back into the victory column against the Just across the street Green Bay 24, Chicago 10: the Packer pathetic Eagles. They continue to press victory over Dallas last week was no fluke. the Bears for the honor of being the worst They continue to improve and could team in the NFL. Another game like the challenge Detroit and Minnesota. They one played against the Giants could do the should easily defeat the hapless Bears. trick. Cincinnati 31, Denver 17: after last Dallas 31, Pittsburgh 24: it's too much week's lackluster performance at to expect the Steelers to win in Dallas. But Cleveland, the Bengals should bounce back it is certainly not beyond the realm of with a win. Denver's offense is in such sad possibility. Craig Morton has the ability to shape that it has to use the never-was more than equalize any contest. Charlie Johnson at quarterback. Minnesota 31, St. Louis 13: after Detroit 28, Atlanta 17: this might be blowing the lead and the game to Miami, considered an upset as the game is being the angry Vikings should eat up the puny played in Atlanta. But Detroit's offense Cardinal offense. Fran Tarkenton will play continues to sparkle and its weak link—its a fine game in accordance with his pass defense— won't be tested much by standard contract which calls for him to the Falcons, pro football's version of three alternate good and bad games. yards and a cloud of dust. . Baltimore 14, San Diego 10: a tough Kansas City 24, Cleveland 14: I have one to call. Both teams have been quite yet to pick a Browns game correctly and erratic. But the Colt defense seems to be this game could easily continue the trend. getting over its Joe Namath debacle and Hopefully, though, the Chiefs are past should be able to handle John Had) their opening game problems. Their sufficiently. offense seems to be rounding into shape. Miami 17, New York Jets 14: Miami is San Francisco 21, Los Angeles 17: the just about through its brutal early season 49ers turned in an impressive game against schedule; a win over the Jets would put it New Orleans and appear to be reaching in a strong position in its division. And their peak (which always occurs halfway that is what will happen as its ball-control through the regular season). The Rams offense will successfully keep the ball desperately need a healthy Roman Gabriel from Joe Namath. and it doesn't appear that they will have Buffalo 27, New England 24: the him—for this week, at any rate. Sunday Beer Blast Patriots' tuck has to run out some time. Houston 28, Oakland 27 (Monday night On the other hand. Buffalo can't possibly TV game): the upset pick of the week. I play as badly this week as it did against think Houston will prove this season that the Colts. Expect a big game from O.J. its victory over the Jets was not such a from 3 til 7 you get Simpson. fluke. Its fine corps of receivers should be New York Giants 28. New Orleans able to beat Oakland's defense, u was the Saints 17: Norm Snead continues to case against the Jets. Oakland, on tbe all you can drink for $2.00 surprise everyone with his passing other hand, continues to have problems performances, he should have no trouble with its sluggish ofense. Page Sixteen The Chronicle Friday, October 6, 1972 Local 77 plans protest for next week

By Frank Owen rebuking the way it was assessed. Adams 300 parking spaces for the employees to their own fault. A protest by University workers aimed explained that this is the first year park their 600 cars. "We held many meetings last spring to at the newly instigated $10 parking fee has employees have been asked to pay parking He also said that the Local had been in explain this new system to people," he been delayed until the first of next week, registration and charged that the contact with Charles Huestis, vice commented. The meetings were open to according to Tom Adams, national University cannot ethically assess the fee president for business and finance, and the public, he continued, adding that the representative for the American without the "mutual consent," of the had talked him into lowering the workers' people who attended the meetings were Federation of State, County and workers and the administration. fee from $12 to $10. invited to give their suggestions, which the Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Local "The University is performing Huestis also agreed to let the employees commission considered. 77. arbitrarily," he claimed. use the parking lot, slated to be eventually "I can't help it if Tom forgot to It was originally scheduled for today. Support closed to employees, until Oct. 11. negotiate with us last spring over the Local 77 is organizing leafleting and Adams said that support of the protest "Union members don't know what's parking fees," the commission chairman possibly a holiday "where we'll just stay is widespread. Medical Center employees going on," Adams said referring to the said. "He's got to make a lot of noise; off campus one day," Adams said in an are against paid parking and there is a new zoned-parking system. "Nobody that's his job." interview yesterday. committee of faculty members called does." Adams, the AFSCME director, also "We could make a real mess," he CRAP which is helping Local 77 organize called the Traffic Commission "a joke." added, "if the whole damn shooting match the leafleting, he said. Blames workers came one day and just parked in the According to Adams, the University is Jim Adams, chairman of Duke's Traffic "I went to one of their meetings and middle of the street." planning to close to workers one of the Commission and the University business raised hell," he said. "They don't get According to Adams the Local is not so parking lots adjacent to the medical manager, said that the workers' anything done. It just acts as a buffer much contesting the $10 fee as it is center. He said that this will leave only misunderstanding of the new system is group to the administration," he claimed.

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