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VOL. XIV, NO. 13 an independent student newspaper serving notre dame and saint mary's THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1979 HUrricane Frederic darkens Mobile . MOBIL~, Ala. (~P)-HurricaneFrederic, paralleling the path Of l killer ~urncan Camill~a decad~ ago, pushed onto land last night, darkemng nearly all of Mobde County and sending swirling curb-deep water through downtown stre~ts. Winds just outside the eye of In Mobile, the one-storm the storm, which came ashore 100-foot-long concrete block around 10 p.m. CDT, were east west of the Fort Hardiman keeping their 130 mph fury. National Guard Armory was Tornadoes were spawned all knocked down by the storm's along the Gulf Coast. winds. The building, which Thee were no early reports of normally holds a medical com- storm-related injuries. pany, was being used by the More than 400,000 people Mobile Policedepartment as a from four co.astal states were temporary precinct house. evacuated, and National Guard- Officer R.W.smith said about smen were alerted in Florida, 25 police officers were in the Alabama, Louisiana, and Missi _ building at the time, but none· ssippi. were injured because they knew the wall was coming down by the sound it made. The roof of the Mobile City Hijacker Hall, built in the 1800's, was torn off by the winds. The Faculty Senate met last night to pass a final version ofa survey to be distn'buted among To the west of Mobile, in the faculty. [photo by Tom jackman[ · - Pascagoula, Miss., a spokes­ demands man for the huge Ingalls Ship­ yards said the storm caused extensive damage. Alumni first ''Heavy equipment was 'humane world thrown everywhere, buildings are down," he said. BONN* West Germany Frederic's prying winds tore Busick confirms ticket policy (AP) - A youn~ man hijacked a roofs off of two of22 emergency West Germandetliner in flight, shelters in Pascagoula, forcing by Tom}ackman Students may obtain tickets Mic I igan contracted with Notre held out in a ay-long standoff rescuecrews tomove 400 people Senior StaffReporter only after the demand from at the Bonn airport insisting to other buildings at the height Dat!lL in the late 1960's for a alumni is satisfied, and several series of games, the two schools that the nation hear his of the storm. times a year the alumni demand demands for a "a humane decided that 8. 5 percent of the In .Mobile, windows in down­ Ticket manager Mike Busick forces either a lottery and/ or a total seating would be allocated world,'' then surrendered last town buildings were blown out yesterday confirmeg the Uni­ geographical restriction of tic­ night. to the visitors. by the heavy winds or broken versity's policy concerning dis­ ket distribution. However, several years later The hijacker freed the 119 by blown debris. tribution of tickets for away - Busick did receive inquiries other passengers and four of Michigan cut its visitors allot­ [continued on page 2] football games: "We take care from students last spring about ment to a flat 5000, hardly 8.5 the eight crew members un­ of contributing alumni first.'' obtaining tickets for this first­ harmed seven hours after the percent in the nation's biggest Lufthansa Boeing 727 landed at ever game at Michigan, but college football stadium, which the Bonn-Cologne Airport, but they were told they would have houses approximately 103,000. had kept four crew members to wait for the outcome of the Michigan did agr.:;e, though, to aboard the plane, demanding to ND Faculty Senate alumni distribution over the allot 6000 tickets for the Notre tald to Chancellor Helmut summer. Schmidt and a television news Busick did receive inquiries crew. from students last spring about The man, who was not approves .final survey obtaining tickets for this first­ immediately identified, sur­ ever game at Michigan, but rendered at 5:20 p.m. EDT. by Mark Rust they were told they would have Lufthansa spokesman Franz News Editor to wait for the outcome of the Cesari said no one was injured; alumnL distribution over the and the weapon the man bran­ The final version of a survey intended to clarify faculty income summer. dished dunng the hijacking levels and attitudes toward research was passed last night by the For Notre Dame's upcoming turned out to be a toy p1stol. Faculty Senate in a two hour meeting, their first of the year. game in Ann Arbor this week­ Cesari said Hans { uergen The survey, which will be distributed among faculty members end, the University was allotted Wischnewski, Schmidt s top and compiled next week, concerns itself with a numb-er of topics, 6000 tickets, but requests from aide, talked to the hijacker but the importance placed by Senate members on income and contributing alumni (those who "with great endurance and a lot research was reflected in their prolonged debate on those contribute at least $25 to the of intelligence," persuading particular questions. annual alumni fund) exceeded him to release the four crew Both the Faculty Affairs Committee and the Committee on the availability. A lottery was members and surrender. · Administrational Affairs met during the meeting to set their held, restricted to those resid­ "The entire action ended agenda for the year. Mike Francis, profesSOl'- of government, . ing closest to Ann Arbor, and happily.,'' Cesar~ told reporters reported that the hiring of minorities and women and the general cancellations resulted in 60 at the aJ.CPOrt mmutes after the policy on retirement age will be topics his committee plans to take tickets being made available to surrender. up with the Administration this year. Irwin Press, professor of students. Busick said that Mike Busick The flight originated in Paris Anthropolo~y, said that his Faculty Affairs Committee would these tickets were ''snapped up and stopped in Frankfurt and seek to clanty and study the appeals and grievance procedures within minutes." Busick pointed out that tickets was on its way to Bonn-Cologne for faculty hiring and appointments. Dame game only. Notre Dame when it was hijacked. The Faculty Affairs Committee also talked extensively about for games at Michigan State and Southern California are reduced its number of available After the plane taxied to the salaries and fringe benefits. While the University has published tickets from the customary 5000 parking area; drawn-out nego­ an ''average'' salary figure and compiled a list of fringe benefits almost always available be­ cause the demand from alumni approxjmately 8 percent to 3500 tiat~o~s began w_~th th~ crew committee members agreed that, for their purposes, the figure~ to equalize the reduction. rad101ng the hiJacker s de­ are inadequate. Press explained that the average salary figure isn't as great. Purdue, Busick said, is traditionally_a high Purdue allQtS 5000 tickets to maQ.ds to Wischnewski in the does not reflect distribution according to race and sex, and the its visitors, ''not nearly tower. listing of fringe benefits are so complex that they are not easily demand game because it is closest to where most ND en0u ·h" for Notre Dame, said Ham radio operators who reduced to dollar figures. Busick Michigan State 10,000 listened in on communications Under the direction of Press, the committee resolved to use alumni reside, There are 25,000 contributing alumni an

re.quiring dr~ft ,egistmtion [continuedfrom page 1] were without power late last ed Mobile, officials'~repared to night. Repair crews were kept transport two unconscious dia­ Bruce Gilliland of· Alabama· indoors, he said, adding that no betics and the pregnant woman W ASHmGTON (AP) - The House rejected an attempt Power Co. said 100,000 to attempt would be made until from emergency shelters to yes~erday· ;to require. 18-year-old m~n to regist~r for the 110,000 or its customers, or 90 this morning to restore power. hospitals. military draft, somethmg they havern thad to do s1nce 1975. to 95 percent, in MobileCounty Other power outages were re­ ()ffj,cials said they expected By a vote of 252-163, House members turned down a plea by ported along the Gulf Coast. Rep. G. V. "Sonny" Montgomery, D-Miss., to require all they ·would have about two To the south, waves were hours d.f calm weather as the 18-y~r-old men in the country to register beginning on Jan. breaking over the only bridge 2, 1981. The House voted 259-155 to take the draft-registra· Nazz plans eye passed over the city to tion measure out of a $42.1 billion weapons bill and instead connecting Dauphin Island to move the patients. Williams directed President Carter to conduct a study on the matter. the mainland. said it was "unusual to have an Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill said he believed the House vote meeting As the storm's eye approa.ch- eye this big.'' would end for the foreseeable future efforts in Congress to bring back registration. There will be a meeting for all those who are planning to rent the Nazz sound system FJephants to retrace tonight I at 7 p.m. in the LaFortune basement. The • • . Faculty Senate meeting is also for those who Hannibal's Alp crossing signed up at Activities night. . For more information, call Jim BRA MANS • France (AP) - Two adventure-seeking Geselbracht at 4763 or 7757. [continued from page 1] Americans and a Frenchwoman left this picturesque Alpine time the committee found that University faculty salaries ran villiage yesterday with a cou~l~ of tons of hay, two rented $600 to $1400 below those at other schools. circus elephants and the ambmon to follow the 2,197-year­ Tenure. a subject sure to generate controversy within the coming old footsteps of Hannibal into Italy. "The weather is f-The Observer_ raonths, was touched on indirectly through discussion of the fantastic," said Jack Wheeler, a 35-ye~r-old .former Night Editor: Beth Huffman survey. Many faculty members-particularly those who are philoso~;>hY professor from Los Angeles who ts headtng ~he "tenure tracked" -have complained that the criteria the Asst. Night Editor: Randee expediuon. "~e've. got the elep~ants and we're leavtt,I~ University uses for tenure appointments is unclear. right now. Well be to Italy someume over the weekend. Jennings While the University stresses publication and scholarly Wheeler's group plans to trace the route taken by the Copy Editor: John Ferroli, research ·as important in tenure decisions, faculty members commander of the Carthaginian army when he crossed the Tom jackman complain that many times the University is concerned with how Alps with 37 elephants, 20,000 infantrymen and 6,000 Layout Staff: Tem· Blazi, many dollars the researcher is getting from the government, cavalry to fight Rome during the Second Punic War, which Rich Fischer, Ron Hender­ rather than concertrating on the research itself. began in 218 B.C. son, Deirdre Murphy, Rose­ "Research and publication-those words have flown around mary Mills campus quite a bit and raised quite a bit of controversy,'' said Editorial Layout: Tom Beh­ one faculty member. "What does the University mean by ney 'research' t ' ' Mount FJna erupts,' "We are using this survey to get an empirical view of the 1 Features Layout: K. Con- nelly faculty opinion on these questions," Ken Goodpaster, Faculty Senate president, said at the meeting. ''This survey will also be six dead, 20 in_jured 1 Sports Layout: Mark Perry used to gauge the salary level, correlating it to different groups of Trpists: Shaun McAuley, minorities and women.'' CATANIA, Sicily (AP)- Mount Etna spewed hot rocks, gas Beth Huffman, Mark Perry, Other questions on the survey deal with such subjects as and ash on a group of 200 tourists yesterday near ~he Bill Swift, Beth Willard, Paul "senior seriousness." Faculty members will be asked their summit, killing six persons and injuring at le~st 20, pollee Paula Shea views on "the general tone of the senior year," and their reported. Police said three of the dead were ltahans, one was Day Editor: [SMC] Peggy response may have an impact on final exam policy for seniors and a french woman, and the other two were not identified. A Schneeman; [NDJ Katie Ktl­ such diversions as the "senior death march." mountain guide said the crater Exploded like a cannon.'' kuskie The senators also chose a new chairman for the Student Affairs The state-run television said at leas 35 were injured. Police Ad Layout: joe Murphy Committee. Steve Batill, professor of Aerospace Engineering, said some were seriously burned and taken to hospitals at the Photographer: Tom } ack- was chosen unanimously for the post. foot of th...: mountain. man thanks 212

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10 am-5 pm BOOK SALE, for students & faculty, LIB . CONCOURSE open , A 4 pm SEMINAR, "multiphoton ionization spectroscopy," • mon-sat dr. m.b. robin, bell labs, murray hill, n.j., sponsored by radiation lab, CONF. RM. RADIATION LAB 2pm-3am FISh Story 4:30 pm MEETING FULLBRIGHT SCHOLARSHIP 118 O'SHAG I BEAT U.M. 5-6:30 pm RECRUITMENT, neighborhood study help . f ~~c,.,! program volunteers, DINING HALLS All-you-can-eat.fish 6:30pm MEEUNG, leaqership training class, sponsored by. all the time campus crusade for christ, BULLA SHED ARmANpO'S All-you-can-eat .s.a1ad bar . BARBER & HAIR 7 pm MEETING, nd, council for retarded, LIB. AUD. Ail-you-can-eat frog's legs 7 pm SOUND WORKSHOP, for all interested in small sound STYLE SHOP on Mondays systems, LA FORTUNE BASEMENT 1437 N. Ironwood Dr Open For Lunch - Noon Specials - 7,9, 11 pm FILM, "harold and maude," ENGR AUD SOuth Bend 271-06i5 Platters, Sandwiches 7 pm MEETING, junior advisory council, ALUMNI LOUNGE Sue, Ruthie, . Kim •Homemade Soups, Chowder, Clams, Shrimp, Lobster 7:30pm FILM, "the lady killers," WASH. HALL, $1 Armando--stylist And your favorite beer and wine 8 . pm FACULTY RECITAL, jeffery jacob-piano, SMC Mon:.wed-ftf 8~5:30 LITTLE THEATRE tuea-thuta 8-8 pm • 52129 8 pm LECTURE, ''good government, justice & self-fulfilling IQt 8-2 . U.S. 31 No. fylopp~ 277-0103 individuality," dr1 david l. norton, ,u.,of delaware, sponsored. by economics dept., GALYIN AUD. by

Students witness security officers river city records presents an evening with ... apprehending bike thief suspect

by john Ferroli apprehend the suspect when which he overheard. (lOf,ttl~"\ StaffReporter he tripped over a wire fence Security officials declined' to between LaFortune and Crow­ disclose details of the incident At least three students wit· ley Hall. last night. One official did nessed Notre Dame security The student also reponed state that security had five 9.0 ,\9: ~~\.((\ttl..n.\9. officials chase and apprehend a that he thousht the youth was a suspects in custody, but he did young male suspect across the suspected btcycle thief, based not specify why they were being . ,.. ~~\.\l• campus last night, the Observer on shouting by security officers held. has discovered. One of the students· stated nnd specinl guest to be nnnounced that he saw a security car chase the youth down the sidewalk Aides report ~ Van:c~ ••••••••••••••••••••• between LaFortune Center and Sorin Hall. Security officers sundny•••••••••••••••••••• september 23rd 8:00pm then proceeded to pursue the Dobrynin in negotiation youth on foo~, and ,managed to WASHINGTON (AP) configured to carry nuclear mORRIS CIVIC AUDITORIUm Aides say Secretary of State bombs. SOUTH SEND Cyrus Vance is trying to cool Meanwhile, President Carter \ down- the crisis atmosphere said that rejection of the SALT •TICKETS: J8.50/ $7.50 reserved and ate Volunteers over the presence of Soviet II treaty could cause America's troops in Cuba by conducting a allies ''to search for a weaker on sale now at RIVER CITY RECORDS prolonged series of low key relationship with the Soviet on US 31 North ONLY negotiations with Soviet Am- Union and others." needed to 'aid bassador Anatoly Dobrynin. Add · 1 1· · 1 call 277-4242 for further information The two continued their dis- ressmg 25 re tglOUS ea- ders at a White House break- cussion of the issue over lunch fast, the President said Senate yesterday. ·refusal to ratify the nuclear elder~y Senate consideration I of the arms treaty could mean the end SALT II treaty was virtually at a of a common U.S. -Soviet effon standstill pending the outcome •• to find a way toward reduction of negotiations on the situation. and eventual elimination of Volunteers are needed to The Carter administra- 1 f: !;ive a little of their time to help tion continued to refuse all ~f~hee~;~h.~?ns rom the face the elderly in South Bend Volunteer time is fle:xtble-all comment on the substance of The breakfast began a full the Vance-Dobrynin negotia- day of lobbying for the treaty by you need to have is a winimum tions. h · of 2 spare hours, and . t is not But officials said they expec- t e religiOus leaders, who rep- mandatory that you wm k every ted a long series of meetings r~se~ted more than' 40 orga­ week. Jobs vary, as different ruzauons. cases get called in all the time. mig-ht be necessary to achieve a The Rev. William Howard, Psychology majors might be sattsfactory settlement. resident of the National Coun- This, they added, was part of il f Ch h ld parucularly interested, as the adminstration stratregy. By c 0 urr es. to reporters future internships (paid), are after the breakfast that con­ available in this area. For more meeting often and sayin~ cern over roe presence of Soviet nothing, the administrauon combat troops in Cuba should information, please contact Lisa hopes to develop an atmos- h 3725. phere of routine business. not weig against acceptance of the treaty. This was seen as a way yo The coalition of 175 American end the crisis atmosphere r which rapidly arose during last re tgious leaders representing 40 relili!:ious organizations week's series of revelations and scheduled personal visits with news conferences. 62 senators --· State department spokesman sept. 20 s:oo om ~ . H~facker Hodding r.::~rter said. however, that the administration 1 has not w1nqs staOium kalamazoo been impressed by public Soviet denials that the troops in SMC forms Tickets ar• now on sale In South Send [continueti from p"age l] Cuba form a combat unit. •xcluslvely at River City R•corda, 50970 referendum on nuclear power, Spokesman Caner denied a improved child care and abol­ contention by retired Maj. Gen. SOciology Oub U. S. 31 Morth-3 miles north of campus ition of the armed forces. ) ohn K. Singlaub that the ''All I want if a humane Soviets were in r.uba to For further lnformatlon call- 277-42421 world in which it isworthwhileto guard nuclear bombs on MIG-23 fighters. The Saint Mary's Sociology live," he was quoted as sayin~. • Club will hold an organizational He complained that ex- convicts He said there is no evidence that there are nuclear weapons meeting tonight at 7: 30 at the are marked for life because ot Madeleva Faculty Lounge. certain entries in their identifi­ in Cuba, or that the MIGs are cation documents '' after read­ ing his statement, he freed the 123 hostages. In negotiations that followed, Wischnewski asked the man"to be humane himself~ and re­ lease the rest of the crew, Cesari said. MASS "The crew is free. I only have a toy pistol,'' Cesari follow-ed by quoted the hijacker as replying. Wischnewski then agreed to supper meet the hijacker aboard the plane. Wischnewski told reporters every preparations had been made to end the hijacking by other FRIDAY mean& if the talks failed. He did not elaborate. It was not known where the at the hijacker boarded the flight. Lufthansa officials said both the passengers who boarded in Frankfun and the few continu­ ing on to Bonn-Cologne from Parjs underwent security checks. Cesari said the man went to the front toilet carrying a black briefcase and an airsickness bag, and frQm there entered the cockpit. Passengers t<>ld re­ P.?ners the man had faked illness and at his request was seated up front. The Observer Thursday, September 13, 1979- J>a2~ '4 Student Union Social To improve quality Commission Band increases ntentbership or~anizational meetin~ 1 by Kelli Flint marching ume, band officials format for the show includes ******************************* said. Instead of marching to four marches, beginning with THURSDAY SEPT 13 7:30pm This year's Notre Dame the practice field every day, an English march a · 1 ending marching band features a sub­ band members will meet on the with the traditional Victory ******************************* stantial mcrease in number as fteld for musical rehearsal from march. student union office well as a change in practice 4:30 to 6 p.m. on Mondays, O'Brien, beginning his 28th schedule, according to Band Tuesdays, Fridays, and Satur­ year in this position, sees this (2nd floor Lafortune) Director Robert O'Brien. 197 days. Wednesdays and Thurs­ year's band as one of the best students from Notre Dame, days are reserved for marching ever. He also noted that about come and start your thursday Saint Mary's, and Holy Cross to the field. 12 new members are children ( c Junior College were accepted Returning members view the former marchers. ni~ht ~ht!!! for the band's 134th season. shortened practice marches as a Associate Band Director off Vice-president Mimi Sullivan valuable move. ''The walk-on James PhilliJ?s agreed that this attributes this increase to the schedule saves more time for year's band IS one of the best, high quality of the instrument­ music rehearsals and field and attributed its success to eers. "Our present band is marching,'' commented a hard work and training. ------better than previous ones be­ sophomore member. Old A total of 97 band members PLANTS TO GO cause of the number," she members are also pleased with will be selected toon to travel to added. ''There is more br:o ·-; the larger number of members, Tokyo for the Notre Dame­ ------and greater depth to t1 ' which adds to sound quality. Miami football game scheduled 10% Discount to all students with ID drum section this year.'' The band is currently in for November. Details on the on all plants a & imported pottery Practice times were altt..red to rehearsal for Saturday's Michi- trip will be verified when concentrate on music anJ save gan's football game. The, O'Brien visits Tokyo Sept.l6. also macrame coupon expires 9/26/79 jewelry 2 blocks past O'Hanlon's on lronwo~d 1st stop sign, left on ffillburne ------2502 ffillburne 259-5313 FOUR DIRECTOR SERIES CONTINUES This Thursday, September 13th, the 2nd · of 3 Alexander Mackendrick films, The Lady Killers, will be presented in Washington Hall at 7:30pm.

Other films yet to be 9-2Q-79. Sweet Smell of Success shown Include: 9-27-79 My Uncle Antoine Admission 10- 4-79 Take It All 1D-11-79 Kamarouska 10-18-79 The Third Man is $1. 11- 1-79 Odd Man Out 11- 8-79 The Fallen Idol 11-15-79 The Fiancees 11-29-79 Sounds of Trumpets A gastric relief from the dining hall food can be found in the many picnics being held on 12- 6-79 To be announced campus. [photo b:y Tom jackman] ------~------J 0.C. Council meets , - I ' ' discusses neighbors

by Dan Letcher Luther said that an inspector SeniorStaf!Reporter would rate the plumbing, the Shannon Neville, Off-Cam- electricity, the house conditions pus commissioner expressed and even the landlord. "'Is the concern last night about com- landlord gruff? Is he friendly? Does he undestand the needs oi plaints she heard at a recent the student? These are all Northeast Neighborhood Assoc- things which the inspectors and iation meeting. • 'The students myself should take into ac­ are disturbing the neighbors to count,,, Luther noted. such an extent that some resi- dents who have lived in the area The council then suggested for thirty years are considering that the volunteer inspectors be paid. Brother Luther said he moving •" she said at the had considered this and dido' t Off-Campus council meeting. ·know if it would be possible. - Assistant Housing Director Neville stated that the council Brother Ed Luther advised the council that' 'the more interest may be anle to get money . 'd appropriated to pay· these vol- II you show 10 being cons1 erate unteers. towards your netghbors, the No final decisions were easier it will become to smooth reached concerning the council out the problems." bv-laws, which must be form- The Off-CamJ?US Coucil then ulated by October first. Neville discussed the mspection pro- said that the by-laws would be gram. which is being, ;un by the patterned after those of the Hall Housmg office, We have President's Conncil. about 800 units to be inspected The Off-Council is designed . and we just can't do it all," . Luther said. He asked that the to tnsure the off-campus student as great a role as council try to fimd some volun- possible in Notre Dame Life. teers who would be willing to Th • inspect off-campus houses. e council should represent "If we start out with about the s.tudents in government, six students I can set up a provtde avenues of communi­ workshop where substandard cation\ between on and off PEP RI\LLY housing people and the South campus students, and address Bend Police can come in and the needs and problems of the off-campus student. . train these people • "Luther Neville said one need that ·said. He estimated that after - Tl\llRS. NilE 'J:OO an hour workshop, the students will not ~e fulfillc:d is the co\lld then go out and recognize Camp~.s Vtc;w morrung shuttle some of the..... problems which · bus. It will cost an extra J~ ADMII'!.I3LDl1.- occur in houses. (continued on page ..BJ The Observer Thmsday, September 13, 19_!?~·page ~.~ ND professor criticizes Chrysler aid ~ c • it would not be in a good ~ l by Beth Wtllard Lockheed Corporation in 1971 would be established. - In tl-e :::t~ when it claimed it was in future, corporations with ~dl',t;o~ position to surervise the corp­ CD­ Despite the Chrysler Corpor­ danger of bankruptcy, after losses would be encouraged to oration's effictency. "After all, mz •.. ation's claim that its financial refusing to do so for Penn go to the government for help if the government's efficiency zo -? ~ .. record is not very good either.'' collapse could cause an 8 per Central in 1970. Chrysler received aid now. J: • cent mcrease in unemployment, Sim believes that "Chrysler Ghoshal admitted that the Asked if Chrysler's financial z3: Notre Dame Professor of shouldn't be given special government would have an difficulties were due to poor o­-n I"" finance and business economics treatment in our economic interest in Chrysler's financial management, Sim hedged )>J: I Z 0 Animesh Ghoshal maintains system," but explains the success if it loaned the company somewhat. ''Chrysler has some . )> )> -.. that massive government aid Lockheed situation as justified $1 billion. "Certainly there very good managers,'' said Sim. _.z ~ 0) for Chrysler is unwarranted at since that corporation produced would be claims of government "Only part of their problem is a .0) this time. critical defense materials and partiality if Chrysler were failure of management to con­ 0 -• "We have a profit/loss virtually nothing else. awarded large contracts in the vert to the production of small • economy," Ghoshal said. "In a If Chrysler declared bank­ future." Yet what he sees as a cars that the market is " competitive situation losses as ruptcy, they claim that as many danger, he said, is "not demanding. That problem was well as gains must be as 500,000 jobs could be lost; it nationalization, but the danger compounded by the present gas incurred." employs 130,000 people directly of following the path that Great crunch.'' r------, Chrysler has illustrated that and claims to affect another Britain blazed in the last twenty Ghoshal was less cautious in statement with a vengeance; it 370,000 dealers, suppliers, etc. years; throwing away_ tllx his response. ''The problem in I .. I has the worst financial report in Sim and Ghoshal both point out money to support inefficient the short run is certainly poor I @ o, ~ . American corporate history for that such claims are unrealistic industries. management. They didnt read this quarter. As a result, it has since many alternatives to "Why should the govern­ the demand for small cars three I~;~~ I_ en. asked for/overnment aid in the simply shutting down the fact­ ment guarantee what would be years ago, when they should form of 1 billion loan. The ories exist. Chrysler could be in effect a profit, instead of a have. They contracted to buy a •· :il ~o• government would be reim­ reorganized under new profit/loss economy?" . fixed number of small car I :~ ~· I bursed by Chrysler paying management, or be broken up If the government did loan en~ines a year, instead of extra taxes in future ( pre­ and taken over by other indust­ Chrysler the money, he added, budding their own plant." In ~zl sumably profitable) years. ries or corl?orations. Chrysler has also requested A cessation of manufacture of $2.00 discount off season pass or weekday lift ticket. I ;~:_ ill s I special treatment with the products vital to our nation ~"' I ·-- ,. -~~~ temporary suspension of J?Ol­ (Chrysler is the major manu­ -~ lution requirements, savtng facturer of army tanks) is not to ~ SKI CLOSE I .] ~ I '0c: them approximately $600 be feared, says Ghoshal, since "',.., II ... :: million. the profitable portions of the ~ TO CAl\'I:PtJS : .. .• lrflI.!.J •• Although government corporation will be picked up. Iii spokesmen have not committed Ghoshal suggests that the i ONLY 12 MILES FROM SOUTH BEND themselves, Herbert Sim, economy would be adversely a:0 I I £ Chairman of the Finance and affected in the short run, with '0 I I· Business Economics Depart­ some small increase in unem­ "' • -downhill skiing and cross-country ment, feels that they are ployment and commercial in­ £"' -quad chairlift 1- ~ ---11 "meeting Chrysler half-way " terest rates, but would be only -ski school-GLM American racing -night skiing--all slopes illuminated I ~ ~ 01 They are reputedly considermg mildly affected in the long run. I -.- ~ I I offering to guarantee loans Averting the economic up­ -lodge with cafeteria, game room, bar Chrysler secures from private heaval of a Chrysler declaration sources. The government of bankruptcy is simply not Special! Now until September 30: I ! 8 ~I guaranteed $250 million in justified, says Sim, because of season pass good anytime during I c ~ )>I private loans made to the the dangerous precedent that 1979/80 season. ======::::_;(:;.; . $104.00 20% djscount I ~ I I I Chrysler predicts increase IUtttal Balltu &kt IWinrt I ~ I R. No. 1 Box 434, Main St. Buchanan, I ~ ~ I I ~ ~ ~ I in 1980 model car sales MI 49107 (616) 695~3847

DETROIT (AP) - Chrysler In the 1979 model year, ~l ~a I Corporation yesterday predict­ which .has four weeks remain­ ----... ------~ ~~ ~ I ed its total car sales would rise ing, the !ndustry expects tI Gar Laux, executive vice spring," Laux said .. .I ~ .,~ I president for sales and market­ A Chrysler spokesman said Former Newark police detective, whose mg, said Chrysler would sell the automaker should finish the 1.15 million cars in the new current model year with sales of true life experiences as a cop were the model year, including imports 1,143,3 75 cars. I ~ ~ O

Editorials Thursday, September 13, 1979 f- .-.e6 ;..--:: Absence noted Q Hesburgh misses mass p • • BOX Q Thomas C. Jennings - . Where were you Father The parents! The parents 0 Student Lists they get around to completing But what would be the use? Hesb.urgh? . . the 1650 entering class were in! H • ~~ 1 • t the second dorm. If this occurs Who would listen? Th1s year, as 10 preVIOUS atu;nd.ance at . this, thej - QUStflg UJffiPlatfl s the building of the new dorm~ and the acceptance of 500 I have been accepted by a years, Father Theodore begmrun~ of their son's o · graduate program here at N.D., Hes~urgh, th!= es~ee~ed daughters most momentou additional students will not prestdent of this Uruverstty, undertaking. Please Fathe Dear Editor: even be keeping things at the but for a variety of reasons, I failed to appear at the official Hesburgh do not forget th status quo. Rather, the housing have declined to attend grad­ situation will have worsened uate school here, and will be welcome for freshmen here at parents. Remember, these ac Fo~ . yeru:s the University going elsewhere. After all, if Notre Dame. The JWelcome the people who will be puttin Adm1mstrat1on has been telling considerably, with 250 more people being thrown off an institution turns its back on Mass for the new Freshmen close to $2 5 000 in Notre us that they would be doing you, then you are left with no something about the ongoing campus. 1 signifie~ the beginning of four Dame's treasu'rr, in the fou choice, when they refuse to years 10 the Notre- Dame years their chila is enrolle housing shortage on campus Whether the scenario I have just laid out, and which was told hear your pleadings, but to turn "family," but where was our here. which has plagued N.D. your back on the institution. Au "fat~er".? Just to highlight the students. Now they reveal that to. me by a couple of concerned fnends who are Grace resi­ revoir Notre Dame ... Thts ume Father Hesburgh importance of their tuition there will be new dorms built by john Claude was in Vienna, Austria, at the these Freshmen parents wili the Fall of 1980 which will he dents, actually occurs or not, United Nations Conference of contribute to the coffers of the able to house 500 studems. But can Y?~ bl~me those people Science and Technolo~y. True, University of Notre Dame over lo and behold, they :>!·e also now ltvmg 1n the Towers for Indian Slur this function was a significant forty-one million dollars! That admitting 500 new students! ! ! believing it? All they have event in world affairs but. . . is a little more than loose May I ask how this is heard for years are empty Marrs Article was Hesburgh so indispensable change even for this institution. relievmg the current housing words and broken promises! there that he could not fly in to In fact, according to the official shortage? Answer: It doesn't. But these new dorms to be Dear Editor: r meet with the impressionable Fact Sheet of Notre Dame If this isn't bad enough, the , built are particularly slaps in r'" young men and women who tuition accounts for 40% of th~ rumor (?) circulating in · the the faces of the 2,000 graduate Wednesday's article describ­ r were 9:bout to embark upon t~e income of this University. Do Towers is that one of the students at Notre Dame. With ing a young woman's experi­ r most tmportant four years 10 not these "donors" deserve Towers is going to be used next the addition of 500 new beds for ence in Appalachia was marred , their lives? your presence Father? year by the 500 new female the undergrads, this raises the by the opening excerpt from , Of course, it can be said in I believe they do and students, and that the guys total of beds on campus for Amencan Magazine, which , rebuttal, ''All Freshmen although it is too late for my from the tower will be moved undergrads to over 6,000! This states that the early white students !'ill be afforded the parents and for me to benefi into the new dorms. (This will is a bed for 6 out of every 7. 3 mountain settlers had to trek opportumty to see Father from bringing this to you be done because the Adminis­ undergrads. Compare that to through ''Indian-ridden thick­ tration feels that the Towers ace 250 beds for 2,000 graduate ets The expression 'Indian­ Hesburgh at various times attention, I sincerely hope that ridden' conjures up similar throughout the school term,'' my words here will help you see too rowdy.) students. Of these 250 beds only 7 5 of them are for the mor~ expressions and suggests that but who have Hesburgh's the importance of you But only one dorm, capable the white settlers found the defenders overlooked? 'Over- presence at the opening o of housing 250 students will than 1,400 graduate men mountains 'lousy with Indians' looked' is appropriate; I dare school next year and years to actually be completed by the currently enrolled at Notre or 'Indian-infested,' and there­ not say they have forgotten. come. Fall of 1980, leaving the other Dame. by serves to obscure the Red 250 guys out in the cold until I could go on for pages on Man's humanity. I am confi­ how the average N.D. grad dent that this was not Ms. student is in a much tighter Dise's intent, and was surpris­ financial bind than most all ed to find such a remark in an undergrads, how marw ~• them article which otherwise spoke have no transporta,· n, and so well of human sensitivity and The President and the Rabbit desperately need inexpensive Christian love. housing on campus, etc., etc. Art Buchwald Daniel Reagan WASHINGTION--By now most people know sw!m; mhers doubted that, even if they could th~ story about the President and the rabbit. For ~Wlf!I, they wou.ld attack a person holding an oar thoec who don't, it seems the President of the !n hts hand. Sull others showed by their silence Ih:>nesbury United States was out in a fishing boat alone and JUSt how far morale in the Administration had was attacked by a ferociou:- rabbit.The President declined. Gary Trudeau splashed his oar at the rabbit.and drove it away. It is rumored that Ham ] ordan had even When he gv. back to shore he told his White considered giving everyone who worked for Mr. IMAGINE HAVING Hous'e staff about the incident but they wouldn't Carter a loyalty test to find out who believed the I JlJST CAN'T BEL/eve believe him. President's bunny story and who didn't. A 5t'IE3NTEEN-Y13AR- IMAGINe JlJAN/13- !JI/JNT TElL Me. ()/..!) PAU(jJ{'ftR ANP BEING THe Now if this was just the story of a President President Carter, who never shows his A8{){}T )t'XJ. IT'S M7T NOT TeU.!NG ~- and a bunny it would be none of the public's emo~ions, was crestfallen. The credibility of the liKE HI3R AT ALL. ANYONe I YEAR-OW business. But the tale does have political Presidency had reached such a low point that I P11Lk51/TER. implications and it says quite a bit about Mr. even when Mr. Carter said he had been attacked I Carter's way of running the White House. by a swimming rabbit, no one would take him at In previous administrations it is hard to h1s ~or~. Mr. Carter, chalked it up to the imagine anybody on the President's staff malaise 10 the country that had now infected doubting the word of his boss. even his own staff. If Presidents Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy Fortunately for Mr. Carter, a \White House or even ~ixon had said they_ had been attacked photographer, who was on a bluff overlooking by a rabbtt on a pond a staffer's reaction would the pond, had taken a picture of the battle. have. bee~: "Tha~k God you 're safe, Mr. Carter showed the photo to his staff who studied Prestdent. Or 10 the case of President it, but they were still skeptical. Someone said, Johnson, Jack Valenti or Joe Califano would "It's an animal but how do we know it is a have said, "Please tell us about it, sir, and don't rabbit?" leave out one detail." For the first time since he took office Mr. Carter stopped smiling. He ordered J ody Powell Even Gerry Ford's staff would have taken the to blow up the part of the photo which M3/.J.., I 6le55 RIGHT! I£T's Chief Executive at his word. highlighted the thin~ in the water. Then he IV/3. fElT~ 613-T 7HI9 61/11-T But such was not the case with President called in the staff aga10. "Well, is it a rabbit or CAU.IER.. 7RIP ON 7TE Carter. When he got back to shore with what he · isn'tit?" \ Ra4P! thought was a good tale to recount, his people They finally decided by a vote of 5 to 4 that it I refused to believe him. was a rabbit. J ody Powell, who voted with the As far as it could be learned not one person majority, went ahead and released the story. said, "Well done, Mr. President. That rabbit Thus the country was assured that a President will think twice next time before he attacks the who had promised Americans when he took leader of the most powerful country in the office that he would never lie to them had once world." or "If this doesn't show you can row and again kept his word. hit a rabbit at the same time, nothin~ will." But the real question that goes begging is: Instead he found nothing but skepticism when :·why wouldn't~~· Carter's people believe him he related the story amongst his advisors and m the first place? [c) 1979, Los Angeles Times friends. Some insisted that rabbits could not Syndicate . admimstration of either institution. Editorial Board __The Observer_ The news is reported as accurately and as objectively as possible. Editorials Editor-in-chief ...... Rosemary Mills Features Editor ...... K. Connelly represent the opimon of a majority of Managing Editor ...... Diane Wilson Photo Editor ...... Doug Christian Box Q Notre Dame, IN 46JJ6 the Editorial Board. Commentaries, Editonal Editor ...... Ann Gales Sports Editor ...... Mark Perry opinions and letters are the views of Senior Copy Editor ..... , M. Onufr~ The Obseroer is an independent their authors. Column space is avail­ Executive News Editor ....Mike Lewis Business Manager ..... Steve Odland newspaper published by students of able to all members of the community, News Editor ...... Mark Rust Production Manager .... Tim Sullivan the Umversity of Notre Dame and and the free expression of varying News Editor ...... Mike Shields Saint Mary's College. It does not opinions on campus, throt~gh letters, is Saint Mary's Editor ..... EllenBuddy Advertising Manager ...... Bob Rudy necessarily reflect the policies of the encouraged. '~MC News Editor ...... \M. Brassil \ Controller ...... Kevin Manion •

1 Features Thursday, September 13, 1979 ·- page7

ND Graduate is an Angel Jane Barber What do the words "angel" and but even more amusing was the Boss Mindy.'' But unlike Robin, Brogan is producers, writers and directors try. An Tostal have in common (besides Angel (Eileen Heckart). In the first not an antagonistic comedian. He is There is something uniquely special the fact that they both begin with episode, this grandmother-aged, more natural as a quiet, passive man about the original that somehow "an")? Only Jim Brogan--and he feisty supervisor of angels almost cannot be found in the imitation. could only come from Notre Dame. sends Random back to his heavenly who plays off other characters. By a quirk of casting he was placed in a Brogan's unique talent has been perch because he seems to be hurting role fit for a crazy, physical Orkan One of the founding fathers of the the orphans more than helping them. recognized by many. Time magazine ND Spring festival, James E. Brogan, clown. Brogan's character is the called Brogan "the best since Robin But never fear--with a little help from equivalc;nt of a Mindy without a Class of '70, graduated with a degree his friend Mork from Ork, Random Williams'' to tour the improvisational in Sociology. On Sunday night, he Mork. Brogan needs a quick, antag­ circuit. Even here at Notre Dame, brings the dilemma to a happy onistic partner to work with and had another commencement--that of ending, "just like a Shirley Temple Jim Brogan's talent is recognized and his introduction into the world of the movie," as the Boss Angel points complement. Some lines of the script commemorated. Every year, during television situation-comedy. He were clever, but the writing did not out. The tale was touching in part live up to the expectations that being An Tostal week, a Jim Brogan Award debuted as Random, an angel visiting but on the whole it was not tailored to is presented to the most original and Earth and star of the new ABC series, a spin-off from "Mork and Mindy" Brogan's special talent. creates. outstanding contribution to that An "Out of the Blue.' Originally from Cleveland, Ohio, Tostal. celebration. His gift of Brogan plays a guardian angel to Jim Brogan has been playing improv­ ''Out of the Blue'' is suffering from originality and talent for making five Chicago orphans sent to Earth to isational clubs in New York and Los the spin-off syndrome where the people laugh are certain, but maybe help their ''Aunt'' Marion (Dixie Angeles in the wake of Robin magic of the original show cannot be his star would be shining brighter in Carter) raise them. The kids are cute Williams, star of the hit "Mor:k and recreated no matter how hard the another galaxy.

ventional message. Sure, Devo is "Blockhead" laments the single "suburban robots that monitor real­ strange, but probably no stranger sightedness that is all too common ity". Mr. DNA comes along and than any five guyc: you'd find around today. Unable to think for them­ asks DEVO to sacrifice themselves This is Devo here. They have taken their own selves, blockheads find comfort in that others may live. They don't theory one step he-vond Darwin's to conforming to the crowd: mind, they feel they have a lot to DE-evolution, and cultivated an ~ive. I hope the Smart Patrol never ~xtremely small, but fanatic follow­ Cube top, squared off JOins forces with Elvis' "Goon mg. Eight corners, 90 degree angles Squad". Duty Now for the Future is their Flat top, stares straight ahead In "Red Eye", DEVO tells us second release, and its worth a listen Stock parts, Blockhead!" something is wrong in Idaho, and if you can ignore the strange glances "Strange Pursuit" tells a story of jhats something only they would from your friends--its their loss if unrequited love, an odd topic for know. they're not as open-minded as you these self-proclaimed spudboys, and DEVO has performed their duty for are. Music is supposed to be they admit as much in the title. the future, and now it's your turn. entertaining, maybe even fun. Side 1 ends with the hangover How can you refuse? Besides, there Remember fun? , ' classic "S.I.B. (Selling Itching really are people somewhere out The "Devo Corporate Anthem" Brain)" a paranoid song about the there who like this music. Just don't opens side 1, a solemn sounding morning after. The bass hoe will give let the record store checkout girl pass instrumental hymn that is a tribute to you a migraine if you don't already.--- · her code scanner over the album the rise of themachine·-the cause of have one. ' cover; DEVO felt it was their duty to man's de-evolution. It takes Devo a Three rather weak cuts begin side multi-code it. minute to do what Alan Parsons 2, enough to make the most loyal needed a whole album for--make you DEVO fan wonder why they were -is it not? feel ominous mechanical despair. included. None of the songs offer the Theatre ''Ciockout'' mocks the b1g busi­ imagination that is characteristic of Michael A. Korbel ness ethic, extolling the virtues of their music. The Features department is look­ power and wealth, and the all­ The cream of this potato crop is ing for persons to write theatre American 40 hour week. When being surely "Secret Agent Man". Its a reviews. If interested, contact Kathy I run into this problem just a little important means making others little different than what you may at the Observer office. Performances too often, and I'm getting tired of it. crawl, DEVO tells you not to crawl; remember from the TV show, yet it's to be reviewed include community, Too many people cringe and run the rather "Clockout"! easily recognized by its evil bass in civic, and road productions as well as other way when you mention the New Electronics take over with ''Timing shows at Notre Dame and Saint the background and the now hi.storic Mary's. ~- ... Wave bands--which they mistakenly X'', the soundtrack playing in the line: refer to as "punk." Punk has been .memory of your friendly ·neighbor­ around as long as Johnny Rotten--not hood robot. Fool your know-it-all They've given me a number Jazz/Blues very long. The New Wave has friends by having them guess whose and taken away my name absolutely nothing to do with ripped song this is--they'll never guess The Features department requests t-shirts, safety pin jewelry and nose DEVO. I guess it's safer to have DEVO on that persons interested in writing rings. It has everything to do with a The New Wave' beat arrives with our side than not, we need all the reviews of jazz and blues albums and return to the simplicity that rock'n' "Wiggly World" --a tune with the help we can get these days. events contack Mick Mancuso at roll began with. message "Yeah, we know we're "Smart Patrol/Mr. DNA" is next. 8212. Events to be covered include Devo takes thi.s New Wave simpli­ different, so what?" If every one The Smart Patrol is afraid nobody performers on campus, at Vegetable city and adds their unique electronic wore alligator shirts, we couldn't tell understands them and they're right. Buddies, the Midwest Blues Festival effects to convey their rather uncon- who the cool people were. They plead that they're only and the Collegiate Jazz Festival. & Rockpile: .Edmunds LoUJe Mick Mancuso Rock and roll, in the original sense they have chosen to record under the "Sweet Little Lisa", Rockpile does it, ,all dynamite. How "Cruel to Be of the term, was music for the young names of their two most prominent up with a fury that makes one wonder Kind'' was picked for single release and the young at heart. It moved to a members, Dave Edmunds and Nick what ever happened to the Jerry Lee is unknown to this reviewer; I strong beat, was fairly simple, and Lowe. Lewis School of Rockabi'lly and how wouldn't have been able to make a most of all, it was fun. Names such come there isn't more of this stuff choice. Edmund's influence is more as Chuck Berry, Buddy Holly, and One Repeat When Necessary the floating around. It gets you out of evident on Labour o-f Lust as is Bill Haley stand out as central figures rockabillyside of Rockpile is heard, your seat and dancing, and I don't brought out in "Skin Deep" and in the founding times of the style. _ true to Edmunds' guitar roots. Many mean disco dancins; I mean out and "Without Love." There is definitely will remember Edmunds for his early out rockin' and rolhn' like they did it more power in Lowe's power-pop this Through the years the form changed seventies hit "I Hear You Knock­ at The Hop. time around.· and expanded until it was nothmg ing'', an all-time classic. The One thing that is disappointing in like the original. But suddenly in the Edmunds on Repeat When Necessary Turning more toward the direction both these1 albums is that although late seventies a group of new is not as strong as a whole as on of power-pop is Nick Lowe's Labour performers arose to put rock back previous albums, but on certain cuts ofLust. Not as disjointed as his Pure they are both quite good they fail to where it belonged all along. Terms elevates himself to a plateau usually Pop for Now People, Labour of Lust maintain the intense high energy that such as Power-Pop, Rockabilly, and seen only in live Rockpile perfor­ shows the solidification of the song one expe.("ience~ at a Rockpile .con- New Wave were being fused tog-ether mances. writing talentS oflowe. lowe, whose cert. That Stratght forward let-It-go by various artists through revival of credits include producing Elvis feelin~ only serfaces on .a few cuts old classics and top-notch new mater­ Edmunds did not write any of the and it s a shame because I am a firm tal. In the end, what was actually songs on the album, choosing instead Costello~s landmark My Aim is True believer in th~ theory that most happening was the second coming of to use oldies and castoffs from other album, \las always been a force in the anyone who sees or hears this band Rock and Roll. artists and Edmundize them. Prime new r<>,clc scene orig-inally brought out live will be impressed. Maybe it's examples of this are Elvis Costello's by Stiff Records 10 England. Only only a hunger for a live Rockpile One of th~ finest examples of this "Girls Talk" and Graham Parker's recently has he received the acclaim album, maybe it's a hunger for "new rock" js a group from England "Crawling From the Wreckage", the and prominence he has deserved. It another Rockpile tour, but one thi.ngs names Rockpile. But don't run out latter coming close to summarizing would be extremely hard to pick any for sure: once you get hooked, Jou and try to find a Rockpile album, they the way this band came together. songs that are better than the rest on won't be able to get enough. An so don't exist under that name. Instead Teaming up with Albert Lee on this album because they are simply it goes. lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiri""'"'--."Y...,l-,:·. ·...... r The Observer • SportsBoard Thursday' September 13' 1979 - oaae8

Hachett-Simpson American League Mangine-West Krockelman-SchmidtlelnMoskop-Starich (..,' ______T • ~] (,______Baseball ~ East · (___ I_n_t_er_h_al_l_..J) Ash-Wyborski Cuzins-Yaeger eflfllS ) w L Pet. GB Sauter- Partner Panfii-McAward Baltimore 94 49 .657 -- 0' Brian-Rivera Dawson-Sullivan NATIONAL LEAGUE Milwaukee 85 60 .586 10 INTERHALL TENNIS PAIRINGS Frost-Alba NOTRE DAME 9, GOSHEN 0 Boston 81 61 .570 12V2 First round matches Singles EAST New York 78 64 .549 15V2 The pairing for all tennis tournaments will W L Pet. GB Detroit 78 68 .534 11V2 appear each Thursday in The Observer. It Is Murphy-Roesler (8021) v. Shuster-Bahlm No. 1--Patty Mullen (NO) del. Elaine Bigler, Pittsburgh Cleveland 74 71 .510 21 the responsibility of the participants to (2n- 763) 6-2, 6-1. 87 57 .604 -- 5 Montreal 1 Toronto 46 98 .319 48V2 8 84 55 .604 12 ~~~~~nh~~g~ ~ ~n~~~=~~s~~~s ~~ta~pt:~~~~ O'Toole- Kennedy (1130) v. Boland-Richert No. 2--Carol Shukis (ND) del. Kori Miller, St. Louis 76 66 .535 10 0 (8205) 6-0 6-0 Chicago 73 70 .510 13V2 West matches must be turned In, In person, at the Rauh-McKenna (7819) v. Kilbride-Berry No' 3 Molly walsh (ND) del Gayle Perry California 80 66 .548 - lnterhall office before noon on the following · - · • Philadelphia 73 71 .507 14 3312 1 Kansas City n 69 .527 3 Wednesday. Failure to report the results to ( ) L (ND) d J tt New York 55 87 .387 31 ~·0 ~ ·M 1 WEST Minnesota 74 71 .510 5V2 the lnterhall office will mean disqualification ( J · -- ary egeay e · eane e Texas 73 73 .500 7 of both participants. Results will only be Luczkowskl · 6-2, 6-1. accepted If the participants have filled out the No. 5--Stasey Obremsky (ND) del. Alice Cincinnati 83 63 .568 -- Chicago 63 82 .434 16V2 so· CCef Brmder, 6-0, 6-0. Seattle 61 86 .405 19V2 I t h II I f Aft th Houston 81 64 .559 1V2 proper n er a nsurance arms. er e Na. 6-Shelia Cronin (ND) del. Charlotte Los Angeles 69 76 .476 13% . Oakland 50 96 .342 30 first week of the tournament, any participant "'------G' · h 6 o 6-1 who has not met the insurance requirement NOTRE DAME 6, LOYOLA (CHICAGO] 0 ·mgevJc • - • · San Francisco 64 82 .438 19 San Diego 62 84 .425 21 Wednesday's games will be dropped out of that tournament. Scoring Doubles Toronto 3, Baltimore 2 Due to the design of a single elimination First Half Atlanta 56 88 .389 26 Wednesday's games Boston 9, New York 2 tournament, some participants receive byes. 1. Nd-Wetterer (Murphy), 24:35. No. 1-Linda Hoyer-Legeay (ND( del. Bigler­ Detroit 4, Cleveland 1 Those participants listed as having ·a bye Second Half San francisco 4. Atlanta 3 Miller, 6-1, 6-1. Montreal 6, Chicago 3 Chicago 11, California 5 should check next Thursday's Observer for V2. ND--Kahale (Wetterer), 15:20. 3. No. 2--Cindy Schuster-Tina Stepan (ND( Milwaukee 7, Oakland 0 their opponent. ND--Ciuni (unassisted), 24:43. 4. ND--Ciunl Pittsburgh 2, St. Louis 0 DEF. Bender-Gingevich, 6-0, 6-0. Cincinnati 7, Houston 4 Kansas City 4, Minnesota 0 Women's Singles (mal), 33:32. 5. NO-Mal (Ciuni}, 34:13. 6. Sheila and Laura Cronin (ND) del. Perry­ Texas 13, Seattle 3 NO--Lovejoy (Wetterer), 41:10. Philadelphia 4, New York 0 Luczkowski, 1-6, 6-1, 6-2. Los Angeles 5, San Diego 2 Thursday's games The following participants have first round New York (Guidry 16-6) at Boston (Eckersley Shots on goal--Notre Dame 23, Loyola 2 Thursday's games byes: Atlanta (Hanna 1-1) at San Francisco (Knep­ 16-10), n Joyce Koppang per 9-11) Baltimore (Flanagan 21-7) at Toronto (Huff­ Pam Gorski SportsBriefs St. Louis (B. Forsch 9-10) at Pittsburgh man 6-14}, n Maureen Noonan (Biyleven 11-5), n Cleveland (Wise 15-7) at Detroit (Morris Chicago (Reuschel 17-9) at Montreal (Lee 13-7), n First Round Pairings 15-10), n Oakland (McCatty 1D-9) at Milwaukee (Tra­ Water polo club chanl(es meetinl( Philadelphia (Carlton 14-11) at New York vers 12-7), n Telephone numbers in parenthesis: (Berenguer 0-0), n Minnesota (Hartzell 6-8) at Texas (Comer Peggy Owens (1884) v. laurie Zellmer (6897} The organizational meeting for the water polo club has San Diego (Shirley 7-14) at Los Angeles 15'10), n Missy Hartman (6232) v. Claire Perona(~) (Reuss 5-13) Joy Declo (2n-5842) v. SJobhon Kllbnde­ been chan~ed to today at 4 p.m. in the LaFortune Ballroom. (6232) Games, tnps, practices, etc., will be discussed. For more Sheila Roesler (8p21) v. Caroline Carson information call Mike (8879) or Cam (3434). (1320) Eileen Rakochy (6885) v. Kim Boland (2207) Mixed Doubles Pep ral(y tonight ... Leopold The following pairs have drawn first-round The ti'rst pep rally of the 1979 football season will be held byes: tonight under the shadow of the Golden Dome on the steps of Donnelly-Percy Ryan-Matthews the Administration Building, beginning at 7 p.m. ABC-TV [contt'nued from page 12] about who we don't have. We Matoesian-Reynolds Maus-Kotak will be on hand to film the rally for broadcast prior to the have to/lay with who we do Machezei-Saladins Gorski-Popkey Michigan game, so come early for the best camera angles. and we like to think we were a have an I think we have some Krappman-McCarthy Dolan-Gallegher good people.'' Deuecke-Partner Burns-Ritchie Speakers at this special Michigan rally will be Irish Head pretty good class. I guess you Didler·Bernheim Hammer-Burton Coach Dan Devine and tri-cap~ains Vagas Ferguson, Tim could say we have a lot of pride Coach Kelly agrees. He calls Budnyk-Welch Binkle-Partner Foley, and Dave Waymer. The motto for this week is stiH: in ourselves and in each other. ' ' Leopold "the fastest linebacker Finney-Ferrero Kadleck-White The Blue is Thru! / If all of that is to happen, a I've ever coached at Notre Owens-Purcell Kwatkowski-Lang win Saturday might be Dame,'' · and he believes that ------considered a must. he's got a very solid group of ''Definitely,'' Leopold players at that position. emphasizes. "We have to win "We'll hold our own," he NET CHAIR Saturday, and I really think we maintains. "With players like see our selection of: will." Bobby, Mike, Crable, Brendan 25% off with this ad In that case, Leopold's job is Moynihan and a freshman, as important as anyone's on the Mark Zavagnin, I think we'll be sale price S40.50 sllkacreena J7.99 to 19.99 team, for it is the linebackers in pretty good shape." that must bear a large part of With kickoff a little more backgammon 119.99 to 39.99 the responsibility for stopping than 48 hours away, Leopold is the option flay--an offensive relying on the advice of his ; i : reading lamps S16 to S45 staple o Coach Bo high school coach, Joe l ' Schembechler's squad. WashinBton Sr., to get himself / "We've been working on it in the nght state of mind. butterfly chairs 134.99 and I think we will be effective "Coach ·washington used to tr against it,'' comments Leopold. say that in order to play well, mood lamps 129 to 169 "We know that Michigan uses you have to dream about what the play and that they depend you're gonna do and then go heavily upon it. out on game day and execute," ''And we know how he reveals. "It's like making a 100 CENTER important it is for us to stop it.'' plan for the game. I dream Leopold J. oins Mike about hitting someone or how MISHAWAKA. INDIANA 46544 Whittington an Bob Crable as I'll react in certain situations Notre Dame's starting and I find it does help get me Phone(219)255-2824 linebackers on Saturday and he ready." thinks the trio can do the job. Notre Dame versus ''Mike and Bob are very good Michigan. players and I think, on the It's a game many experts whole, the three of us might be predict that could be decided by ... a little faster than last year's "the big play" -- a Bobby linebackers,'' he says. ''Now Leopold specialty. 20% off all wine tacks that's not to say that guys like "I guess I dream about that, Bob Golic and Steve too," he grins. with this co.upon Heimkreiter weren't great So does Bo Schembechler. players, but we can't worry Only he calls it a nightmare. coupon/one per customer

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I_, ..... ~-.,.~· ..- • ...... -.~ . • -~ ...... • • •"' • .. • • > •• .. " .... The Observer ThUrsday, September 13, 1979 ~-..--:9 Flood prevention work Molarity tae kWon oo proceeds smoothly kaRat€ ClUB

by Bruce Oakley ''They were there and done by Molinelli so quick, I hardly noticed Tues & Thuts 6-8 pm in ACC Pit Work intended to improve them," said one student. drainage and road conditions is Moorman also noted that new memb~ts welcome scheduled for completion today spot patching of campus roads at three sites across campus, would continue through Sep­ beginnets class being fotmed according to Assistant Director ember 21. of Maintenance John Moor­ "This is all part of our lnsttuctots Qte: master Raymond L. Sell man. Work at a fourth site was continuing effort to improve the completed yesterday. physical conditions around 4th Degtee · Black Belt "In order to ease drainage here," he added. "I think the classes start problems, we installed 600- new sidewalks on the North gallon catch ba-.ins near Badin Quad and near the Memorial this week mr. Carl Do vidson Hall and in the Stepan 1 parking Library are further evidence of lot," said Moorman. "We also that effort." . 1st Degtee Black Belt did some work on the southside fot infotmation call mfke 3654 road by Corby and Sorin Halls, and on the road behind the Logan Center architecture building.'' Moorman said the southside • i-----rurrFarffirREc0~1 road was finished yesterday, organtzes and a "finishing course" of I ~ In the 100 Centet offets ~ asphalt would be applied at the other three sites today. There will be an organi­ Weather conditions make it zational meeting for all Logan 1 • 10%offon imperative that the work be Center volunteers tonight at 7 done early in the semester, p.m. in the library auditorium. I EVERYTHING I according to Moorman. This Old and new volunteers are also means crews must some­ strongly urged to attend. I with ID & coupon I times begin work early in the Those who are unable to morning, but students surveyed attend should be at Logan I RECORDS, TAPES, PARAPHANALIA ..1 by the Observer had no ·com­ Center on Saturday, September plaints about the work disturb­ 15, at 9 a.m. for the first annual ing them. rec. ------

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The Observer Thursday, September 13, 1979 UNIVERSITY HAIR TYLISTS ~ayear FUll SERVICE UNISEX CENTER Boathouse nears com.pletion HAIR CUTIING SPECIAliSTS by Tn"cia Beaujean dealing with the boat house's ladded facilities will allow life­ 8-5 Mon.-Sat. rrconstructton. Members of guards to work ('?!t of the Ahnost a year after the the Sailing Club then met with boathouse. The building was located in sa·din Hal1 arson-lsniper incidents which engineers and architects and originally used by the Univer- occurred over- October break, came up with plans., sity as an icehouse. on Camp~s the Notre Dame boathouse is The future boathouse will Condit stated that at the time nearing completion. The struc­ retain the same walls, but the of the fire there were no boats ture's wooden roof collapsed ct:iling will be higher due to the · inside, but masts, sail racks, during last year's fire, damag­ conversion from a two to a and other equipment had be··n Come follow me ing over $8000 worth of equip­ orie-s'tory building. Improved melted. However, the Sailing & I will give you ment and parts, according to facilities will expapd the utility Club now appears ready to rest Sailing Club President Don of the boathouse and Condit enter the new season, begin­ relaxation Condit. noted the possibility ofinstalling ning with a re~atta this week­ Condit explained that the showers. end which will mvolve about 12 prayer ~=~iii! Univesity approached the Sail­ During the summer months other universities from around space ing Club before renovation tht> boathouse is utilized by the country according to began and asked for ideas faculty and alumni and the Condit. Concert Commissioner denies Grateful Dead rumor WEEKEND by jane Kirby "We1ookedinto a variety of contact with them," he stated. RETREAT groups," Kelley said, "and He added that it is possible that PROGRAM Student Union Concert' Com­ the Grateful Dead would be a the Atlanta Rhythm section will missioner Mike Kelley denied consideration.'' He stated, appear at the ACC. SEPT.:U·U last night the rumor that the however, that the concert com­ Two concerts booked for this rock group The Grateful Dead mission has not been approach­ fall at the ACC included Styx on Ule Alter Birth,: will appear at the Notre Dame ed by any Grateful Dead pro- October 4, for which tickets are Spirituality For Studenta ACC this fall. ,moters, and that the commis­ currently on sale, and for R.v. William Toohey sion has not attempted to Kansas on October 19. pursue the group. Two concerts which have NCJ/••• u Joe Sassano, Assistant Dir­ been scheduled for Stepan The R-d Of The ector of the ACC, also denied Center are Pat Metheny on a-rt'• ne.lre ... Council the rumor about the Grateful Nov. 9, and Pure Prairie League aw. .John Dunne Dead. "We have had no onNov. 17.

MOV.:JO·IB:.2 [continued from page 4] Paepue Ye 'l'he WayOI The Lord dollars a month to get the bus ND ·students invest Rev • .Jolm Fltza•ald heading towards Campus View- 1 think the morning shuttle is out, "she concluded. in publishing company l...... _.lon: The off-campus newspaper, Nineteen Notre Dame men 17, at which time the author will Off The Record, will be distri­ and women have invested in be contacted, a contract drawn Campa. Mlnlltry Olllen buted next week, the council their own book publishing com­ up, and Juniper Press will Ubrlll')' And Badin announced. They also started pany, Juniper Press, and will begin to publish its new title. M3f, Or 43'92 plans for this year's Mardi Gras release a book shortly before Juniper Press was estab­ OFFICE OF CAMPUS MINISTRY Booth, which will be co-spon­ the Christmas holiday. lished in 1976, and has pub­ sored with the Saint Mary's Leo Latz, a senior American lished three books, Quick as a off-campus council. Studies major and President of Dodo, Cleats, and Virgins and Juniper Press, is directing the Martyrs, all written by mem entire operation of the com­ bers of the Notre Dame com­ RIVER CITY RECORDS/ CELEBRATION/BELKIN pany. The Editor-in-Chief, munity. Proudly Presents Mike Shields, along with the editorial department heads Jim If anyone is intet"ested in Minutolo, Tim Creagan and submitting a manuscript for Tim Tedrick, is in charge of consideration, he should con­ reviewing the several manu­ tact Jim Minutolo, Managing scripts which have been sub­ Editor (277-2652). mitted to the company for Thirty-five dollar shares in consideration. Juniper Press may be pur­ According to Shields, the chased through Aileen Lavin, decision will be made by Sept. Business Manager (6944).

Those interested in applying for the job of JUNIOR PARENTS' WEEKEND With Special Guest DICK CAPRI CHAIRPERSON JEFF STURGES-Musical Director STOP IN OR CALL And THE ENGE-LETTES Student Activities 7308 October 15 8:00p.m. by Friday~ Sept. 14th Allen County Memorial Coliseum r------Ft. Wayne llcensoo P•tots Tickets: $10.00 & S8.00 (Reserved) n.O.-smc Tickets By Phon~: Memorial Coliseum Box Office (219) 482-1701 PR•vate COmme~c•at & lnst~ument (Tickets must be picked up within 5 days of order) Qateb mansms neeb€0 ~oR the Tickets By Mail: Please send an enclosed ' self-addressed. stamped envelope with check made payable to Coliseum Ticket Office to: new nO-smc tlYJnG aus ENGLEBERT. Box 5157, FT. WAYNE. IN 46895 Moil Order Ticket Orders will be accepted beginning September 17 call tony .con~o 8711 Tickets will be Available At The Box Office beginning September 24 ~---~~------~----~ •

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[con_tintled from jHige 12] the final 36 holes of play in the ~illiam Burke ) f- The medaf­ or two players from- the Open Notre Dame Open. ,hons carry the/ Notre Dame tha~ will .. help our · golf pro- goff team. "While the loss of The remaining holes will be insignia, and they ;:a;,te·.~nted gram." . · Tim (Saurs, last year's captain) played Thursday, Frida}' and Of?- plaques for the ~Fe awar~ ' Th~ Qpc:n me'ans a iot,c,>f work will hurt, we have five guys on Saturday, and when all the wmners. ' :for 0 Sulhvan, but he doesn't the team who have proven numbers have been totaled, the O'Sullivan had some· fmal seem to mind. ''I love running · d 1 Lun gren themselves." Lundgren a~ded players with the three low~st comments , about the Open. lthe tournament because the • • • that he feels Notre Dame has scores will receive beautiful "The 'i:o~t;n,mt!lt ,-s{oes not f.Wa."rds ~at Ipre~~J?-t t:

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Part time (3 nltes) and full time work Desperately need USC tickets. Will pay Need 2 GA tickets for Mich. St. Wiil pay Cousin Patsy, Notices available, all positions needed - evenings your price. Call Lance 1027 top dollar! Mike 8783 Hope you do a real good job today - - Apply in person - Nicola's Restaurant, nobody does It better! Will be up tD 809 N. Michigan St. Close to Campus-­ Want a date? I have 3 sisters who need 3 Michigan State tickets needed! SA or GA bOther you. Used Book Shop. Open Wed., Sat., Sun. Dishwasher, busboy, pizza maker, tix to Georgia Tech and 1 tic to USC Ga or call Paul: 1402 panama Red 9-7. Ralph Casperson 1303 Buchanan Rd. clean-up & supply person - (This Is student. 1205 - Joe. P.S. I'm getting my green dye soon ... Niles. 683-2888 · afternoons) Talk to Gina. Need 2-4 GA tickets for any home game. Someone please sell me 3 Georgia Tech Dan 277-1318 Theresa Simmons Bicycle Touring Club organlzatlorw' naerl ride to Cleveland Fri. Call John 1210 GA's. Jenny 6968 Oh hey! Hope you survive from your meeting Sunday, September 16, 7:30 pn Desperately need 2 GA tix to MSU game. vicious virus and have a great 20th! LaFortune Basement new members FORTRAN PROGRAMMER/ANALYST "Need 2 So. Cal- ND tix. rich Uncle pays. Will pay good !. Call 4-4385. What you need is some good Florida Sun welcome! Participate in the debelopment and Close to 50 yard. Call 6424." to party hearty- maybe this spring break, writing of applications programs In the Need GA's and student tix to all home okay? GAY STUDENTS OF NOTRE DAME field of data base photo typesetting. The Need several GA Tickets for home games games. Call Beth 4-1-5710 or Kate Sclater AND ST. MARY'S Information and position requires at least 2 years except USC and South Carolina Call 4-1-5220 Your Florida buddy and- mutual friend of Referral P.O. Box 206 FORTRAN experience with skills at Susan 2-4868 TJ dealing with data mana9ement problems. Any PDP-11 or composition experience Is Will trade 4 GA Michigan State tix for 2 PURDUE TICKETS - I need 1 or 2 GA's Gordi helpful. Salary is open. Send resume to: Southern Cal GA tix. Call 232-6667 8782. [Purdue Is an away game for those Welcome to SMC/ND - get ready to PO Box 570, South Bend, IN 46624. who can't remember! , party & forget abOut bad ol' Purdue. IL~st & FOund Have to have 4 GA tickets for Michigan Long live lizard livers! - Boar's Head Restaurant is now hiring full St. Call Rick 8698 Baing Drafted - want to see last· football Rocky Mt. Barking Spider and part time busboys, dish washers, game before they ship me off to Cuba. Lost: Little Caesar is missing! Zahm's Need two GA tix for Georgia Tach . new plastic man was stolen Monday cocktail waitresses and hostesses. Apply Desperately need 4 GA tickets to Alcoholic tennis player needs pseudo­ in person Monday through Fnday Michigan St. Call Greg 1523 CaiiJohn at 1947, 3087 or 1003 competition to preserve his sanity on night. The purloined article is.of great weekends. SMC females preferred. value personally and monetarilr. between 2 and 4:30. Equal Opportunity employer. Need 2 tk:kets for any home football Willing to give Almost anything for 3 _ Inquire at 3260. Ask for Eric. Information leading to Its location wil be GA tix to Michigan State game and any rewarded. It was a gift, and we want it game; preferably Oct. 27. Wanted: reasonably-priced simple set of Will pay through nose. other home games! Call 5770 or 4571 1) Gooneys are coming!! back! (SMC) The Boyz 8897 golf clubs. I only need 5, 7, and 9 irons Please call 1978. . and 1 and 3 woods. Call John at 1947, 2)~t~h a lucky Gooney - theyre magically Money no object need 4 GA tickets for deliCIOUS Lost • one Texas lnst. Tl-55 calculator 3087, or 1003 If I don't get 2' GA tix to ND-USC I can't go home till '82. Please help! 4-4008 Georgia Tech or USC Call 4140 [SMC] Sunday night or Monday. Still has Bobby Young Bookstore prlcetag on it!! Leave In Elec. Need one ticket to Tenn. Desperately!! You are a real sweetheart. Thanks office or call 1508 Need Mich. Tix. Call Tim or Nick For Sale 233-6249 call Mary Ann 4-1-4347 much!! Lost a jacket Illinois Benedictine College. Diane Desperate! Need two GA Michigan State Need 4 tix to USC Please call\ Cleth Dark blue with white stripes on collar and 41-4298 19n Kawasaki 100 - mint condition with tickets! can Jane 6372 Attention! Blond Beauty! wasteband. call 1204 I met you last Wednesday (Sept. 5) at lass than 400 miles - $500.00 Desperately need 2 GA tix for MSU Call 197'i Honda Super Sport 750 - also mint Desperately need four to six GA tickets the XEROX machine in Memorial Library Lost: One yellow and green shag rug - Jake 3180 about 2:45pm You were with an Oriental Reward 8145 co1 Jtion with lass than 12,1100 miles - for Michigan State, willing to pay$$$$$. $1~100.00 Parents will disown me if I don't get them , girlfriend. Call1002 or 1736. Need 2 student or GA tix for Georgia You were making copies of an article Lost: 2 notebooks (org. Chern, Calc.) in H• mats go with both bikes. May be sean Tech. Will pay !. Tom 3362. 01 1r weekend. Call 272-7857 and ask for from Glamour Magazine for Freshman the lobby of the bookstore. Need badly. English Seminar class. Please call Mark 3368. B I. Money no object for 2 GA USC tix. Call ··------Laryy at 232-0384 Need 2 South Carolina tix. Will pay Ironically, the article was about how decent$$$! Call Rick 277-1598 ------S 'UDENT/FACULTY BOOK SALE men and women meet. ' I lost a maroon wallet in the south dining I suggest we do just that, again, under hall at Tues. dinner. Contains everything l brary Concourse September 13 - 14 Need fou·r GA South Carolina and/or one 1J:OO am-5:00pm Sponsored by Friends G. Tech ticket soon. 277-3782 nights. Mafia Family members coming in for different circumstances. Say, dinner? important that I have. Reward. Georgia Tech game. Make an offer - 1 Your outstanding features? Curly Rod 6719 of the Library at ND Need 2-4 tickets to Michigan game. Call can't refuse. Need 2 GA tix. Call Little shoulder-length blonde hair, gorgeous 75 Sclrocco - excellent condition; Many 287-6942 anytime. Top dollar paid. John at 1947, 3087 or 1003 shape, eyes that kill, and a smile-- well extras; $3250- 287-1729 - that smile! ' Need Michigan State tixs. Big Bucks! Call AI Pacino immediately, 1007. For Rent United Airlines 50 percent discount tix call Stan 1878. Personals Who said romance can't begin with Tony 233-6208 · XEROX? Need 4 GA's for MSU. Will pay big ·John, Newly Decorated House. close to Notre comics, new and old. DC, Marvel, bucks. Call Jeff 8764 You are a very beautiful person and I Abolish sexual taboo! Read Friday's Dame, 4 Bedrooms. furnished, 111 E. Warren. Also Starlog, Future Life, etc. like you very much. I wear my mother's scholastic Navarre St. Call at Kagel Flower and Gift Discounts. 287-6920 evenings. MUST get 2-8 tickets to any home game. underwear. Shop 233-2232 or 272-0994. Will pay! Call Louie SMC - 4456 SKfromSMC Do sexual New Yorkers always have more Free Catalog: Avon jewelry, cosmeticS', fun? See Friday's scholastic. Furnished country house, private, ten Christmas gifts for women, men, and Desperately need 5 GA tix to Tennessee! Lost, Dave Toma, "Super Cop" can be minutes to campus. Ideal for two to six children. 287-6920 evenings. Call John at 3656. found at Carroll Hall (SMC) 8:00 Sept.17 Mike Mitchell people. 277-3604 or 288-0955 no admission Good luck Friday with your knee For sale - Sansui TU 9900 stereo tuner. Need 4 GA tickets to MSU game for dying examination. We'll be thinking of you. Excellent condition. List $570. Sell $225. grandparents. Call Lori at 4-1-4o73 or All you Minnesotans give Mike Sexton a All our love, Campus View Apartment for rent--Call Ken Call Jim at 1008 Dan at 3322 call on his birthday today. 1883 Lasagna & spaghetti 1758. Win a free trip for two to the NO/Miami Need Southern Cal tickets. Will pay top Kay, Kel, game in TOKYO, Japan. A fifteen day dollar Call Joe after 10. 233-6024 Happy Birthday!! You've got the most beautiful, vacation to the Orient for only $5.00. For Have a great day!! muscular legs but what are your going to· Wanted ticket Info call Georgette 287-9628. CASH FOR YOUR STASH I need tix for from 8th floor Grace do when winter arrives? Drawing Sept 20, 1979 Mich, Purdue, MSU, Tech & USC. H~lp Love, Mick 8212 • Ed O'Malley: Hey superstar- How many Kef..·' ------~~L For Sale - Moped - Need of Repair girls are pounding on your door to give Wanted 1 GA or Student ticket for GA. you TLC? Tech. call MB 8060 or Dan 277-0333 Highest bid Notre Dame Credit Union - Urgently need 4 Purdue tickets. Big Swish 4454 bucks. All Martie 232-5238 Just wanted to rRmlnd you that"l think To Gene Hackman's niece- Have a happy you're the greatest. You always manage Ride needed to Cin.-Day. area this 18th birthday. Friday. Tim 8164 75 mere Bobcat Wagon P/S, new steel Need 2 GA USC tickets. Call Tom 1222 the right shots even though you're a SMC radials, new brakes, mech sound. Very Peter and Phil chick. Need 2 GA's for USC will make deal Need ride to Cincinnati or as close as good transportation 81 ,000 miles. Call , Alee - I love you, Jack 287-2723 277-4267 George Gervln possible to Miami University of Ohio, on Happy Birthday!! Lotsa luck with the Sept. 14. Will shale expenses. Call Mary girls and a stereo. INDEED!! Also Dan Kay at 8145 Please help me get 3 or 4 ND,Purdue I will negotiate an entire padded seat tickets by this Friday. Thank you - I'll Holmes and "DJ" Dwyer! student basketball ticket and cash for 4 Jack& Bill Clean-up man needed at Corby's - 6 Tickets give a fair price. John 1209 USC FB tix. Call Donna 6782 morning per week- 3 hours per day. Call To the "Thoughtful New Yorker" who Oscar at 233-0438 Will pay $60 for two adjacent USC tickets. DP, WANTED URGENTLY- 2 tickets to the Call Mark 1478 found my wallet in the Chern. Eng. Bldy. Notre Dame-Southern Cal game October I really appreciate your honesty and Oh well, such is life. Another day, Need riders: to Philadelphia area, or pts. 20. Call after 6:00 pm 615 790-0368 kindness. How about calling me at 6581 different life. east. Leave Fri. Sept 14. Call Billy Have 2 MSU GA's will trade for 2 m~l Southern Cal GA's John 6339 277 Dillon so I can thank you personally. 234-()467 Mucho Dinero for two GA USC tix - call Dearest Brian C. on Hill: Marc 8378 for Sale: 4 U of M-N D football tlx Lisa's Birthday! Come on guys call her. Wanted 8-trac deck call 283-1129 SMC 4629 Where have you been all my life [together]. Best offer. call Surely not studying Architecture. Till Will pay top$ for student or GA USC tix­ 1-313-994-6029 or 1-313-764-1072. Wanted: SWIM COACH Concord age call Bill 3549 End those gloomy ND nights! Two me, am I wasting my time being ma,llly I group AAU swim team needs swim coach hopelessly' and passionately in love wit ' Will trade 4 GA's to Georgia Tech for 4 spectacular sophomores want to meet for its year around program. Call yo'u? 1 I am going to Stomp on every squirrel I GA's to MSU Call Jeff 8764. men of superior breeding and 219-875-6000 for further Information & see unless I get 8 Georgia Tech GA background. If you think you are HELPM Interview. PLEAS . tickets and soon! (Sick, huh?) Call Crash Need 2 GA tickets for USC game Call Bill qualified for the date of your life, Call at 8627 8288 . luscious Teresa Palumbo, or voluptuous Wllnted: Simple set of golf clubs. I only Christie Petersat6169- another listing of Happy 18th to Lis need 5, 7, and 9 iron and 1 and 3 wood. Desired: any 1 USC ticket call Joe at 8192 the Ryan dating service. VasquezManueiPeppell from the guys o Looking for a reasonable price. . . call Need 1 Georgia Tech ticket. Will pay!! the 9th phone 8634 John at 1947, 3087, or 1003. Desperately need one USC ticket wi II pay Run-of-the-mill Domer Dates don't START OFF ON THE RIGHT FOOT! any price. Call Paul 8451 interest these ~iris, only "meaningful! Need ride to Chicago this weekend. Can Need any amount of GA tix for MSU or -Establish your personal credential filer USC. match any offer! 1845- Jeff relationships. ' Those two blond leave Fri. afternoon. Call Jane 7933 Need: 1 Michigan ticket. Uta 4-5236 bombshells from 4th floor Lyons, Ellen come tjl Senior Placement Orientation. Sign up at SMC Counseling and Careet: I will do anything for 6 to 10 student Binkowski and Colleen Bronder are well Need ride to U. of I. (Champaign) I'll pay good money for 2 GA to USC worth the walk! Dlal7983. It's heaven on Development Center for any Qf ther September 21. Will share cmd/or GA tix for Mich. St. and/or USC. following dates-Sept. 15, 19, 22, and 27. and/or 1 tic to MSU. Please help. Tony- Please call Steve - 8696 soon! earth. ~driving/expenses Mike 6758 or 6853 1247 The Ryan/ Obrien Escort Service 'It's the right way to begin. .· --S~orts Thursday, September 13, 1979 - pa,ge 12 Leopold emerges as silent leader

by Frank LaGrotta game," he explains. "What question. A consistent three­ · Sports Wn'ter plays they like to run, what year performer for Dan coverages we have that work Devine's forces, Leopold has Football games like Notre best against them, who my man logged 114 tackles from his Dame versus Michigan tend to is -- things like that." outside linebacker spot. He get a little blown out of It is thoughts like these that was a starter in 1978 until ankle proportion. Media coverage, gets Bobby Leopold ready to and knee injuries forced him to ticket prices, fan reaction -- all play. the sidelines, and he needs to are inflated for the so-called ''I get up for every game, but return only one more "big game." Sometimes it's all especially a game like this,'' he interception for a touchdown to a little crazy. admits. "I can remembear break the Notre Dame career Now,don't get me wrong. It when I was young and first record of three It is something is Notre Dame and they are started to play football. All you he thinks about but, as you playing Michigan. And sure, ever heard about were teams m_ight expect, isn't concerned ABC television will be there like Notre Dame, Michigan, With. along with 105,000 people -­ Southern Cal. Nqw, for me to "It's in the back of my just for effect, of course. But be a part of it all ... Yeah, I'd mind," he smiles. "I would still, it is only a football game. have to say that gets me love to break the record but it's No countries are in jeopardy, no excited. not my primary goal this lives are at stake. And it Linebacker coach George season. If It happens, fine, but might be wise to keep that in Kelly calls Leopold ''a silent the six points I would contribute mind. . .especially if you leader." to the team would be much happen to be playing in it. ''Bobby has a somewhat more important than any Maybe N0tre Dame line­ different approach to the personal record.'' backer, Bobby L-eopold has the game," reflects Kelly. "He A Sorin Hall resident after right approach. He's excited gets excited and mentally ready three years in Flanner, Leopold about the game, and he's ready to play, but he is so steady that likes to relax listening to some to play football, but he's he never shows his emotions." good music or llerhaps keeping everything in Kelly relates a comment watching television. H1s stereo perspective. Or, at least he's made recently by one of the plays softly as he talks about The strong play ofNotre Dame linebacker Bobby Leopold is a trying to. freshmen on the squad. this game and this season. must zf th<· Ins..h hope to beat the Michigan Wolven.nes this ''Before a football game, I try ''He told me that in all the "I believe this team is closer Saturday. to remain real calm," the 6-3 years he's been playing foot­ than any team I've ever been senior points out. His ball, he's never seen a smarter, on," he offers. "Especially the responsibilities are many -­ faster player than Bobby. And seniors. We want to win a more than enough for him to he thought his attitude was national championship this year Red Sox win think about. every bit as impressive as his because we started together "I basically try to concentrate ability." [continued on page 10] Yaz notches 3000th hit on what I have to do during the About that there should be no ..- BOSTON (AP) - Carl Yastt Yastrzemski thus became the zemski reached the 3,000 hit first American League player to plateau Wednesday night with reach the 3,000-hit, 400-home­ an eighth-inning single and run plateaus in his career. Lundgren grabs ND Open· lead Chuck Rainey pitched a six­ Rainey, 6-5, allowed a Yankee by Bill McCormick hitter as the Boston Red Sox run in the second and one in the ~olf coach, expressed his feel­ Bob Horak, who carded impres­ beat the New York Yankees 9-2. eighth, but the Red Sox pound­ Sports Wn'ter mgs about the tournament. sive rounds of 68 and 69. After Yastrzemski walked, flied. out ed Catfish Hunter, 2-9, ·for ''The Open is an excellent Horad (137) are Mark Morr.l deep to right and grounded out seven runs on nine hits before The 1979 Notre Dame Open opportumty for the students to and Bob Gibson (143), Bdl twice before lashing his historic. he left in the fifth inning. is well underway, signalling the test their skills under regular McGuinness (144), and Tim base hit to right field off Jim Rice belted his 37th beginning of this year's golf tournament conditions. It also Sacheck and Jay Bryan (148). reliever Jim Beattie. homer in the first inning, a season. The Open is a 72-hole affords the good players a Lundgren, the winner of last Before his ground ball shot two-run shot, to get the Red Sox tournament · which has been chance to prove their ability in a year's Notre Dame Open, had into right field past the glove of off to a fast start. Boston played annually since the early pressure situation." some thoughts about this year's second baseman Willie Ran­ scored three runs in the fourth 1950s. It is open to all Notre O'Sullivan added that "the tournament. "Since I won last dolph, the Red Sox veteran had and three in the fifth on eight Dame students, both male and competition provided by the year's Open, I have the added been hitless in 11 at-bats since hits, including RBI singles by female, regardless of their pre­ tournament is healthy in that it Incentive of wanting to defend collecting his 2,999th Sunday Tim Poquette, Mike O'Berry vious experience in golf. helps the player who is highly my title. I had a real solid against the Baltimore Orioles. and Rick Burleson. Noel O'Sullivan, Notre Dame skilled as well as the player who summer, and I feel confident in lacks tournament experience.'' the way that I'm playing right One individual who does not now." John competed in about lack tournament experience is ten tournaments over the sum­ Notre Dame erupts to down Loyola senior John Lundgren. Lund­ mer, including the highly-re­ gren, a Minnesota native and garded Western Amateur at the by Mark Perry consistently beat the weary the game, we are going to three-time letterman in golf at treacherous Point O'Woods Sports Editor Ramblers to the ball for the last score, because we have so Notre Dame, fired ·back-to-back Golf Course in Benton Harbor, 30 minutes of the game. many fine shooters up front.'' scores of 68 for a 36-hole total of Michigan. He won several Overcoming some sluggish Sami Kahale opened the Irish The Irish take to the road tor 136 and a one-stroke lead at the tournaments in Minnesota, and play in the first half, the Notre scoring spurt 15 minutes into the first time for their next two half-way point in the Open. In he finished third in the Minne­ Dame soccer team exploded for the second half, as he dribbled games. Friday night they face those 36 holes, Lundgren had sota State Am.ateur. five second half goals to trounce around a defender and put the Dayton, where a crwod of over one eagle, seven birdies, and ) ohn seems confident about Loyola of Chicago, 6-0, at a ball into the net after a throw-in 12,000 is expected. Then on _only three bogeys. Right the upcoming season for the_ game played last night at by Wetterer. Sunday Notre Dame faces behind Lundgren is sophomore [Con#nued on page 11) Cartier Field. Joe Ciuni scored the next two Xavier. Although they outplayed goals for the Irish and also Loyola the entire game, the assisted on the fifth Irish goal, Irish could only dent the net scored by Mai. once in the first half, as they '') oe played really well Meyers fails to pass rookie trials failed to take advantage of most tonight,'' Hunter commented, INDIANAPOLIS (AP)--Ann Pacer Coach Bobby Leonard the 24-year-old sister of of their scoring chances. "He has some fine over-all Meyers has failed in her bid to held a private meeting. Milwaukee Bucks' forward Bill Wetterer scored the only skills, but his big problem is become the first woman to play Meyers participated in two-a­ Dave Meyers would remain goal in the first stanza, as he consistency. If he can continue in the National Basketball day workouts with nine male with the club as a color booted in a cross by Bill to flay like he did tonight, he Association, Indiana Pacer players, who also were bidding commentator on its radio Murphy after an Irish throw-in. wil definitely help us.'' owner Sam Nassi said for an invitation to Friday's broadcasts. The goal was the first of the Hunter was also pleased with Wednesday night. training session. year for Notre Dame , since the the play of the ·other Irish Nassi revealed that Meyers, a Leonard said earlier he would Irish were shut out by Cincin- reserves. "The second team 5-foot-9, 140 pound guard who invite six or seven of the nine Italian sets record nati in .their only other game, played the way we wanted the was an All-American women's players to join the Pacer 1-0, last Sunday. . first team to a:ll night. If some player at UCLA, had failed to veterans. He originally . We were a ltttle sluggish in of the players keep performing survive the club's cut following planned to wotk with the in 200 meter dash the first half, '' Irish coach Rich with that intensity, we might three days of rookie camp at rookies through Thursday, but . Hunter admitted after the find some of them moving up." Butler University . he said on Wednesday the MEXICO CITY (AP) - Italy's game. "But die second half "We need to maintain the No formal announcement of camp would end after Pietro Mennea, who had said was definitely better. Everyone excellent level of play that we the decision that Meyers would W e~nesday night's practice he is the best 200 meter runner was communicating well, and showed in the second half not be invited to the club's sess10n. in the world, proved it Wed- we played as well as we did in tonight,'' Hunter added. ''If training camp was made,' Meyers, who announced in nesday, smashing the world Sunday's game.'' we show soine intensit}' early in although one was expected Los Angeles that she has signed record with a clocking of 19.72 The persistent Irish pressure the game, we should be able to later. Nassi reportedly told the with the Pacers, is assured a seconds at the World University fmatly netted results in the wear teams out. If we can decision ~o a photographer at. position with the club. Nassi Games. • ~ ~on~ t~alf; :~ N(~e ~~~· s ~ontrol the ball fQr 70 percent of the sess1on as Meyers and was reported to have said that ...... 7 1 1 1 1 : ss:euau:s::;::su:eeseesee:c : . I