White House hopeful seeks support By Foon Rhee Askew, Sen. Alan Cranston (D.- requirement. The first financial I feel I can win the presidential elected office is an unsuccessful Hidden among the Cranstons CaU Sen. Gary Hart (D.-Colo. I, disclosure reports are due at the election if people are interested attempt for the' Democratic and Glenns of the aspiring Sen. John Glenn (D.-Ohio) and end of this month, she said. in change and solving nomination in the 9th presidential candidate set, former vice-president Walter In a telephone interview problems." Congressional District of Harold Huff of Knoxville, Tenn. Mondale. Wednesday from his campaign Huff expects strong support Virginia.- believes his disenchantment But also among that list are headquarters, Huff, 48, said he in the 24-state coal region but This is not, Huff said, a spur with professional politicians Wayne Lela, an independent is serious about running for also hopes to get his message of the moment decision to will strike a receptive chord from Downers'Grove, 111.; Tom president. Though he said he out to the general population. pursue the highest public office within the American electorate Cardenas, a Democrat from would prefer to run as a "I'm not entirely dependent on in the land. "I've been thinking and possibly land him in the Corcoran, Calif.; and Meryl Democrat, he did not rule out the coal region," he said. "I'm about this for several years," he White House in 1984. Fiola, an independent from the possibility of remaining in hoping to get the interest and said, adding that he finally Huff is only one of many Burnville, Minn. By the close of the chase as an independent if support of voters throughout made up his mind becauseofthe presidential candidates who are the 1980 presidential campaign, he does not gain the nomination the United States." worsening economic situation relatively unknown, unpublic- approximatley 200 candidates and if the popular support and the impotence and ized and unlikely. had registered with the FEC, exists. Huff, one of 16 children, is incompetence of those now in she said. divorced and the father of two political office. According to Debbie Stutz, But he admitted that his sons. He has headed some Huff said he is basically Federal Election Commission To qualify as an official chances of success are slim. political organizations, running on economic issues and spokesperson, about 50 candidate, one must raise at "At this time, my chances are including the National Political what he perceives as the presidential aspirants have least $5,000 in contributions no nil," he said. "But in a year and Power Abuse Commission, and inability of those in Congress to registered so far, among them greater than $250 in at least 20 a half, if I can bring out currently is involved in an deal with the problems such familiar names as former states. Of the 50 now registered, information to the American engineering consulting firm. forthrightly. Florida governor Reuben about 30 have met that people and show my knowledge, The closest he has been to See HUFF on page 5 The Chronicle 78th Year, No. 81 Duke University, Durham, North Carolina Thursday, January 20, 1983 WTVD to give Cable 13 mobile production unit By Joseph McHugh Walter Deane, coordinator of Underutilized cable links in Duke's Cable 13 television the student-run cable television Wallace Wade Stadium, Page station will receive a mobile station, said, "We got the van Auditorium, Cameron Indoor production unit free of charge with.no strings attached." The Stadium and elsewhere on from Durham's WTVD early power generators, electrical campus will now be easily this spring. wiring and air conditioners in accessible to production crews. The van, originally outfitted the vehicle are all we need since Previously, cable crews were with color television monitors, the van can be furnished with required to virtually reproduce tape decks, cameras and our own equipment, he added. the studio at these locations microwave transmitters, will be Conversion alone of a street hours before an event. Now, stripped of most of its van to one that can handle they can drive the "second PHOTO BY STEVE FELWWAN broadcasting equipment and television apppartus normally studio" to the scene for IN YOUR FACE, WAKE — Duke guard Johnny donated to the University's coverage, Deane said. Dawkins slams one home, but the Devils still lost 88-84 costs $15,000, Wall said. to visiting Wake Forest Wednesday night. cable station in March. Cable 13 does not expect to See VAN on page 5 "They will basically be spend any money equipping the getting the hull," said Ed Wall, van or training student engineering manager for operators. Instead, the station WTVD. While the main will rely on familiar devices it equipment will be removed, already owns. "The van's Anti-abortionists plan march power generators, wiring, production room won't be any electrical outlets and jacks, are more complicated than our By Foon Rhee year's march, are just one constitutional amendments to remain in the roving facility, central control room," Deane About 15 Duke students method organizations on to ban abortion, means to he said. said. will join thousands of anti- both sides of the abortion protect state funds for abortion demonstrators this issue employ to publicize abortions for poor women weekend in the annual their position. Pro-choice and and restrictions on minors March for Life in Washing­ and pro-life groups, as those seeking abortions. ton, D.C, the 10th anniversary in favor and those opposed to Organizers hope Saturday's of the Supreme Court's abortion like to be called, are march will be the most controversial Roe vs. Wade holding vigils and buying visible mass demonstration decision. media advertising space to in the current round of debate commemorate the decision on this politically explosive "I think it's important for handed down ten years ago issue. In a telephone us to go and stand up for the Saturday. interview, Nellie Gray, oneof right of life of every human Debate on the abortion the founders of the March for being, including the issue has grown increasingly Life, emphasized the unborn," said Ken Gardner, complex since Associate persistence of the pro-life Trinity senior and leader of Supreme Court Justice Harry activists. Duke Students for Life. "We Blackmun, speaking for the "The special thing is that can't remain silent. We hope court's 7-2 majority, ruled people have been matching people will realize what's that women have a constitu­ for 10 years and contijnue to going on and make changes." tionally protected right to an come year after yearj" said Demonstrations by groups abortion, at least during the Gray, 58. "It shows an like Duke Students for Life, first six months of preg­ enormous amount of featured in a picture nancy. Now, opposing dedication and determina­ SPECIAL PHOTO groups lobby federal and accompanying a Time tion." Cable 13's roving van, minus the sophisticated gadgetry, is state legislators over See ABORTION on page 4 to be commissioned this March. magazine cover story on last Page Two The Chronicle Thursday, January 20, 1983 State to consider 4 percent tax rate Landfill questioned DURHAM (AP) - The Warren County Board of RALEIGH (AP) — A state lawmaker said Tuesday "I think it is time for the General Assembly to face Commissioners has asked the state to respond to he would introduce a bill to raise North Carolina's reality," Huskins said. questions the commission has about the safety of a sales tax to 4 percent, with the money aimed for House Speaker Liston B. Ramsey said that toxic PCB landfill in the county. schools, local governments, highways, state Huskins' bill likely would get serious consideration. The commissioners, in a letter to William W. Phillips salaries and other operating costs. "It's obvious we need more money," Ramsey said. of the state Department of Crime Control and Public The tax is currently 3 percent with all counties "And that would be a proper way to go. I'm not Safety, asked whether the landfill was designed to except Burke levying an optional 1 percent pushing it, but I'm not opposing it either." contain the PCB safely. They said problems at the additional tax. Huskins said a tax increase is needed for the landfill include erosion and a bulge in the plastic liner Rep. J.P. Huskins, D-Iredell, said passage could Legislature to meet all of Hunt's funding requests, caused by gas from rotting vegetation. raise up to $240 million a year, but he conceded that including lifting the freeze on state salaries. the proposal would face an uphill fight. Gov. Jim Under Huskins' proposal, 40 percent of the new Phillips said state workers are trying to control the Hunt has promised to fight any general tax revenues would be earmarked for the General Fund, erosion by planting grass and applying straw mulch. increase. the state's chief operating budget. He said recent tests indicate the methane gas poses no danger. But Phillips said the bubbles in the liner just burst and the liner will have to be patched in three areas. A recent series of tests on wells and two streams The Chronicle indicated there were no significant amounts of PCB in 1 The Chronicle is published Monday area water, said Phillips and Warren County manager 1 through Friday ot the academic year, and Glen Newsome. | weekly through ten (10) weeks of Summer Phillips said less than one part per million of PCB 1 sessions by the Duke University Chronicle was found in Rich Neck Creek. The Environmental I Board. Price for subscriptions: $30 for third Protection Agency doesn't consider PCB significant 1 class mail: S80 for first class mail. Offices until it exceeds 50 parts per million, he said. | at third floor Flowers Building, Duke Phillips says most of the questions have been i University. Durham. North Carolina 27706. covered before, but said the commissioners raised them again because a delegation of 75 citizens .=iHIMIIIIIIMMIIII!IIIIIIIUIIILII!IHIIHIIIIIIimil[limilll!ll!IIUIMI attended a special county commissioners' meeting on Jan. 6.

Spanish American Latin Students Assoc. "I don't blame the commissioners" for raising the questions, he said. The PCB, which has been shown to cause cancer in J_5« A.» J_L/» H_>» _*m« laboratory animals, was dumped illegally along 240 miles of North Carolina roadside in 1978. State On campus is fine- officials scraped up the contaminated soil last fall and Welcome Back Meeting placed it in the dump despite the objections of Warren Bring your ideas ond Off campus is better- County residents. join us for Join your friends IC€ CRCflM at the Happy Hour Prices Vj-i Vj-i Vj-i Vs»v V, w4^£ W4m^ W4^A ^X4 ^£A ^£4 4^^ I planning of events for the semester: speakers,' ;1VY ROOM RESTAURANT study breaks, end of year trip. "Where It's Fun To Be Nice To People'' 17:30 p.m. 305 Foreign Long.Bldg. 683-2059 JAZZ DANCE HOURS: 9 AM-1AM 1001 W. Main St. with Rosemary Howard J A Handsome Man Looks Good in Anything He Wears!" at the THE COLD IS FINALLY HERE. 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Area's Only Authentic Army/Navy Store FOR MORE INFORMATION: 10-8:30 WEEKDAYS 10-6 SATURDAY KROGER PLAZA CHAPEL HILL 929-5850 683-4270 Thursday, January 20, 1983 The Chronicle Page Three Reagan lauds social security accord Real World By Steven Weisman At the dinner for Percy, and earlier at a return trip to c 1983 N.Y. Times News Service an area parochial high school he visited last year, ' 1933 N.Y. Times News Service CHICAGO — President Reagan praised the recent Reagan sounded distinctly moderate political notes. WASHINGTON - Spending cuts and large agreement on revisions of the Social Security System In keeping with that tone, he elected to spurn an t&x increases to bring federal budget deficits Wednesday night and called for futher cooperation invitation from Republican conservatives Wednesday to less than half their presently projected between Republicans and Democrats on the federal evening to appear at a reception in the same hotel as level was urged by a bipartisan group led by budget. He also promised to present soon new job the Percy dinner. Outside that hotel, 300 Sve former Treasury Secretaries. The group training proposals for the unemployed. demonstrators chanted and carried signs protesting said it feared that present economic policies In the text of a speech at a strictly partisan event, a administration economic and nuclear arms policies, were "senseless" and "threaten to lock the $1 million fundraising dinner for Sen. Charles Percy, charging that Reagan has drifted to the left on both economy in stagnation for the remainder of R-Ill., Reagan said the bipartisan accord reached last the budget and Social Securtiy. this century." weekend by the National Commission on Social Wednesday's schedule reflected in part an effort by Security Reform "is a workable proposal, involving Reagan and his advisers to combat criticism that the necessary compromise." president has become rigid in his economic views, and WASHINGTON - A panel of prominent "We must now seek similar answers to other to project an image of strong leadership. To further American Jews will be reconvened to problems weighing on our people," Reagan said. "A that goal, Reagan has begun to call commentators, examine the behavior of American Jewish high priority must be placed on this monster known as business people and politicians to talk with him about organizations at the time the Nazis were the federal budget." the nation's problems. killing European Jews, former Supreme Court Associate Justiee Arthur Goldburg Reagan plans new press strategy announced. By Bernard Gwertzman headed his successful presidential campaign media NEW YORK - Some form of insanity c 1983 N.Y. Times News Service advertising, to lead a special effort to win backing for defense should be retained in criminal trials, WASHINGTON — Alarmed by reports from American nuclear policies in Europe. Clark was given according to the American Psychiatric Amerjcan embassies of diminishing support in Europe his additional duties in a National Security Decision Association. But the association, in its first and elsewhere for many of its key policies, the Reagan Document 77, signed on Jan. 14, officials said. He will comprehensive statement on the issue administration has mounted a new effort to improve head a Special Planning Group that includes recommended specific guidelines to protect its handling of press and public relations in foreign Secretary of State George Shultz, Defense Secretary the public against premature release of affairs, administration officials said Wednesday. Caspar Weinberger, Charles Wick, of the United potentially dangerous individuals. They disclosed two related decisions by President States Information Agency, and Peter McPherson, Reagan to meet what one official said was a major administrator of the Agency for International problem in "public diplomacy." William Clark, the Development. WASHINGTON — The gross Naional White House national security advisor, was ordered to Officials said the Clark-directed effort would have product fell 2.5 percent in the final three head a Cabinet level committee to promote diplomatic, as its goal the better coordination of its press and months of 1982, the Commerce Depatment military and arms control policies at home and public information policies to combat what one offical reported. For the year, the key index fell 1.8 abroad. Further, as a direct response to growing called "the Soviet peace offensive" and to react better percent, the sharpest year-to-year decline opposition in Europe to the deployment of new to such public relations problems as the nuclear freeze since 1946. American missiles, Reagan asked Peter Dailey, who movement at home.

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ABORTION from page I House, ending the march on Capitol Hill Gray said there has never been a "to protest the Supreme Court's decision PllQ T e rf social phenomenon like the anti- and to petition Congress for the civil abortion movement because other rights of unborn babies." N CHILDREN causes "come and go" and have "valleys Likening abortion to the Holocaust of and peaks." World War II, Gray said the march has Roses will be delivered to "made certain all of America and the kN LIFE congressional offices torn morrow world is aware that the people of the morning as a symbolic reminder of anti- United States are not going to allow the abortion stands. "The rosebud is a massacre of children." IT symbol of the flowering of life, but it also "What we have really accomplished is symbolizes short life and martyrdom in denying the abortionists open access to literature and art," she said. "It's a America." SPECIAL PHOTO fitting symbol." And, she said, the marches may The Duke Students for Life contingent at last year's March for Life. Saturday, participants will gather in continue indefinitely — at least until the know how long the marches will go on," youth are going to have to take the lead the Ellipse and march by the White government bans abortion. "I just don't she said. "I see no indication that they next." will stop." Gray said she recognized the One local pro-abortion group importance and appreciated the observing the occassion more modestly contribution of student groups in the is the North Carolina Religious anti-abortion movement. "It's Coalition for Abortion Rights. That encouraging to some of us who have organization is holding an interfaith been around a long time that realize the ecumenical service in Raleigh Sunday.

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Dean Poul 6. Harrison THERACQUETCLUB Health Professions Advising Center 303 Union Bldg. 501 DHURIJS Street - A Stone's Throw From Duke North Hospital DUK€ UNIVERSITY Open Incredibly I.onR Hours COMMENT A lettier Good morning'. Today is Thursday, January 20,1983, the second anniversary Fending off a liberal' of Ronald Reagan's inauguration as president of these United States. At high To the edit council: stay out of everything, including building noon, the Great Communicator will have only two years left to move this nation Re: "Scanning the conservative's barren highways. Once again it must be repeated down the road to the never-never land of economic prosperity. A formidable task desert" for those, including Bauer, who see only for someone who's had it up to his keisterwith news leaks, even if that someone In his letter of Jan. 18, Steven Bauer what they want to see: mainstream did portray the legendary George Gipp on the silver screen. Best of luck, Ron. uses Greg Neppl's essay on why he chose Republicanism today is not committed to Today is also Grandmother's Day in Bulgaria, which gives the citizens of that to become a Republican to take potshots at reversing all the effects of 20 years of country a good excuse for practicing their national sport, girl-ducking. all Republicans. Apart from the fact that Congressional Democratic domination. According to extremely reliable sources in the Bulgarian cabinet, today's these potshots are thrown together in a Most of these effects, good or bad, are here festivities will include "the ducking of girls by boys to bring good health." You rambling, incoherent letter, the criticisms to stay, such as interstate highways, figure it out. he advances misrepresent the views of worthy social programs and the The word-ofthe-day ignoramus, an utterly ignorant person. Remind you of most conservatives. Although he may horrendous deficits which government any movie actors-turned-chief executives? have thought he was writing an effective waste creates. Until Friday finally comes, this is your Chronicle, asking the eternal refutation of Greg Neppl's positions, Republicans are determined to tame the question: At mid-term, is Ronald Reagan's glass half full or half empty? Bauer's remarks amount to ran tings by an unruly child of the Democrats. The angry liberal. impossible dream is to eliminate the waste To take Bauer's view, all Republicans bred by massive bureaucracies and to are gun-toting millionaires who want an weed out the bad regulations in order to extreme laissez-faire economy in which promote economic prosperity while not A welcome change workers are purposely exposed to asbestos undoing the protection of workers, so they will die and not collect their consumers and environments. It is only a President Reagan's choice of ex-Rep. inconsequential post solely for the sake of pensions. Bauer may be surprised to hear dream, but at least the Republicans have Margaret Heckler to succeed Richard placating women's groups. Heckler will this, but most Republicans are more that goal while Democrats keep spending Schweicker as Secretary of Health and play a crucial role in formulating and worried about keeping the federal and pretending that the problems will go Human Services is a hopeful sign that the executing White House policy; her position government from choking them with taxes away by themselves. administration wants to change its image. alone guarantees as much. than they are about stirring up some Another of Bauer's assertions is that As if to say "See, it isn't so," the president And there is reason to expect that she conspiracy to eliminate all regulations since Republicans oppose gun control, has, with the appointment of Heckler and will play that role well. During eight terms and social programs. they are responsible for "placing the newly named Secretary of Transportation as a congresswoman from Massachusetts, Most Republicans do not own factories control of another's life in the hands of a Elizabeth Dole, finally opened the upper Heckler earned a reputation as a moderate and believe, as I do, tht there are many panicky 15-year-old." If he means by this echelon of his administration to women. If Republican and eager champion of the worthy regulatory functions performed by that handguns are so freely available that confirmed by the Senate as expected, Dole Equal Rights Amendment. She opposes the government. The "Reagan teenagers can buy them, he should know and Heckler will become only the second abortion, as did Schweicker, but has Revolution" which I have cheered for that the age for gun ownership is 21 in and third women (after U.N. Ambassador questioned the propriety and effectiveness exactly two years now is revolutionary not most states. Jeane Kirkpatrick) to hold Cabinet-level of her predecessor's lame proposal in that the federal government has been Republicans, by opposing handgun posts at the Reagan White House. requiring parents to be notified when dismantled, but that its spiraling growth control, are justifiably protecting an area Of the new trio, Heckler will hold the minors receive contraceptives from federal has at least been slowed. into which the federal government has not most important and visible position. The family-planning clinics. What's more, she Two of Bauer's assertions particularly yet inserted the counterproductive and HHS department, with its 1983 budget of has spoken out against various elements bothered me, both cheap attempts to put misguided efforts which have destroyed $276 billion, is the largest agency in the of the administration's economic policies Republicans as a group in a bad light. other individual freedoms. Once the federal government and, if spun-off as a from the floor of Congress. First, he asserts by implication that we principle of government's interference is separate sovereignty, would constitute the When she takes the reigns at HHS, Republicans would have the government accepted, the original intentions may be third largest government in the world Heckler will undoubtedly face a host of (behind the U.S. and the Soviet Union). tremendous concerns. There will be the Chris Allabasbi/Keeping a balance new bipartisan recommendations for It comes as a surprise — albeit a revamping the Social Security system to pleasant one — that the president would sell to Congress and, possibly, to America's sagging middle give control of such an important federal implement; the president is thinking about this government of the people, by minimum living standard with programs P outpost to a woman, particularly when a proposal that would tax health the people, and for the people . . ." such as welfare, unemployment w given both his record of male chauvinism insurance benefits; and as always, the Lincoln's noble words express the true compensation and social security. It ir in past appointments and the central role threat of budget cuts looms. But for now, essence of American government, the should provide safeguards, regulations h. social spending has played in his the mere fact that she is being handed servant of the people. The question of and programs to protect and care for the p< economic efforts. Clearly the president is such challenges suggests a welcome American politics has been one of how best American people. not placing a woman in some change in attitude on the president's part. to serve our citizens. Therein lies the I believe in a course plotted somewhere b< controversy: each political party has its between these two extremes. Both have si own basic philosophy, its own particular merits and problems. Certainly private tr vision of how to do this. Today we tend to enterprise has made America the world's w regard politicians as either neo- greatest economic power and given tc A worthy proposal conservatives (predominantly Republicans) Americans a higher standard of living Pi on the right or flaming liberals (labeled than most of the world's population. sj Among the provisions of Gov. Hunt's the purchase of liquor. What's more, states Democrats) on the left, when in fact many Rags-to-riches through personal ol new 72-page "Safe Roads Act of 1983" is a that have made recent upward are neither. Situated between the extremes initiative is still a very real opportunity for d proposal to raise the state's minimum adjustments in their drinking age laws — of left and right, there is a political center many. In the business world there are A drinking age for beer and wine from 18 to Georgia and Maine among them — report that borrows from both. numerous examples of how private % 19. Its rationale: a disproportionate dramatic declines in the number of drunk- The "New Right" believes that corporations, through research and n number of drunk-driving accidents and driving fatalities suffered within their government is only necessary to maintain development and at great financial risk, ir drunk-driving fatalities are caused by borders. law and order and to protect national have provided Americans with new and « teenage motorists, many of whom are not That finding, above all other statistics security. It should not involve itself in the more efficient inventions and production yet 18 but have access to alcohol through or protests, is compelling. If raising the daily lives of Americans: that is an techniques that have contributed to lower A older high school colleagues. The drinking age can help effect a significant infringement on personal liberty. consumer costs. oi conclusion follows that by raising the change in the highway death toll, then a Individual freedom reigns supreme and With this awesome economic power, *> drinking age — even by only one year — reasonable increase should be considered. the Constitution is seen as the ultimate however, have come the realities of the ir we remove readily available alcohol from It's hard to fathom any contrary plea. protector of our rights. laws of supply and demand. No matter it a great portion of the high school-age Unless, of course, one puts his or her right The private sector is perceived to be a how efficient the corporation or economy, m populace. After all, how many 19-year-old to indulge over another's right to live. better provider of material well-being and someone will always be unable to afford li high school students do you know? prosperity than a meddling, cumbersome some of life's necessities because he ts Given the evidence, not to mention the bureaucratic government. Indeed, the cannot find a job, especially during The reasoning, though far from perfect, sobering number of deaths caused by federal government should step aside and economic slumps. k< is fundamentally sound. Teenagers do drunk drivers every year, Gov. Hunt's let America's great financial and "Promote the general welfare" is an oft- hi cause more than their share of DUI-related drinking age proposal should be enacted. technological power sweep the nation into forgotten phrase in the Constitution's e_ traffic fatalities; numerous studies, While other elements of his legislative prosperity. Preamble, the Framer's brief statement on w including one recently released by Duke package are troublesome — including the A liberal Democrat feels that American what they believed to be the role of tr researchers, prove this. And it's hard to "dram law" provision holding tavern economic power benefits only a few at the government. I believe that the federal C think of a lot of 19-year-old high school owners strictly accountable for their expense of many. Government cannot government bears a responsibility to help ft graduates who maintain close, frequent intoxicated patrons' actions — the greater remain indifferent toward those at the its people when they are truly in need. contact with their former classmates, part constitutes a positive step in helping mercy of a fluctuating economy. The Unemployment compensation helps ai making themselves readily available for to prevent needless human misery. government should, in fact, ensure a workers bridge the gap between jobs, ir I's potshots f surpassed. Gun control will become gun i banning and an individual's right to i protect himself and his property will be i lost. Prison for criminals is the best ) "control." f Finally, I would caution against . considering Republicans a tight, one- s minded group. There are conservatives , and moderates and many differences ; within those two categories, but the rtfc OFF- 1& M) W5Etf..*T0 t mainstream of the party is committed to preserving some traditional values and s keeping the liberals from mortgaging the i country's future through waste and over- i spending. > For myself, I consider the Republican > party the best way for conservatives to t keep a foot on the brake and prevent , liberals from taking us downhill any i faster than they are already. Liberals 3 claim that conservatives are committed to T, the status quo; it does not occur to them > that some things may be worth preserving. To TEST tin tnsftw-TS OF swwww., SAY, MftlS M WtCENSHT t Luis A. Martinez Trinity '85 omce w«] ! Afore letters On the many dangers of dictating morality i To the edit council: terminate a life physically connected to The fetus, before six months of gestation, Mr. Marshall, you will find on all sides of i Re: Mark Marshall's "In his right mind" her own. cannot survive without physical the abortion issue m"any examples of t How easy it is to reach a decision about The key word behind such a decision is connection to its mother. So the real abuse of life, whether that life is a 1 an issue that will never affect us directly, prominent: life. Yet there is another question remains: does the mother have potential person, a child or a full-grown I and how easy it is to prescribe another's phrase that completely alters the sense of the right to sever that connection? woman. Abortion is a very complex issue, ; morality. Unwanted pregnancy, by its the first. Mark, you will never have to face You say no; I say yes. That is why I am filled with moral and religious questions _ nature, is a woman's dilemma — only a the interruption of your life because you pro-choice. I respect your morality, but I do which need to be answered. . woman will ever have to face a decision to are pregnant. You will never be a working not want it imposed on me. You are afraid Unfortunately so many people, notably woman, perhaps single, and have to of some of the "logical" extensions of my you — a male — brush off the complexities wonder how you can afford to lose three morality. I am afraid of the "logical" of abortion and make simple statements of months of work or more, or possibly your extensions of yours. "truth" which you obviously feel job, because of the morality others impose Somehow, there must be an acceptable adequately address the issue. Well, your lie is solution on you. balance. Let neither one of us self- comments do nothing more than add fuel . Funds that provide job training to those You will never be a 12-year-old girl in righteously pretend to possess to the fire of prejudice which continues to t who could not otherwise afford it are downtown Durham, pregnant before you omniscience while condemning the other. cloud any serious discussion of abortion. t investments in the future, and there is no even know what love and sex are, Anne Johnson When you equate abortion with the s better investment than the American fatherless yourself and having to raise a Trinity '83 Holocaust, you are the fool, Mr. Marshall. I . people. fatherless child because of the morality have enough sense to realize there is more Before anyone begins to think that I will others impose on you. A complicated issue to a problem which tears up many lives i be another Tip O'Neill and spend, spend, You will never be a 45-year-old woman To the edit council: than your obviously poorly thought-out . spend, let's look at one basic fact: many of with grown children, wondering if your Every semester an ongoing battle opinions. j these idealistic programs have been accidental pregnancy will result in a begins with a ridiculously one-sided Mark, when you either become pregnant . wasteful, wracked by abuse and damaging mongoloid, or how you and your husband column by an illustrious Chronicle writer. or think that you may be pregnant, come i to the economy. High taxes to pay for these will ever retire and relax, because of the I applaud Mark Marshall for being "the talk to me about the complex issues [ programs have brought on more free morality others impose on you. one" this year to attain this position of surrounding abortion. We women have spending and rampant inflation. But most You may say that birth control is power with his commentary on the Roe v. been there. 1 of all, these unchecked bailouts have inexpensive and easy, which is true, but Wade Supreme Court decision concerning Celeste deLorge - damaged the personal initiative human nature is passionate and abortion. Trinity '83 i Americans have always been famous for. sometimes careless. And even the pill is . Why invest or give raises when not 100 percent effective. Why should the I regulations and taxes cut deeply into woman who pays the high moral, physical , income and profits? Why work when one and psychological costs of unwanted I can collect ample unemployment? pregnancy not be able to decide for herself The Chronicle i This has actually changed the whether the costs are too high? What is the Editor: David Sorensen Night editor: Donna Globus • American psyche, and drastic action is in value of a life in progress? Managing editor: Hayes Clement Copy editors: Rob Satloff, Marcie Pachino order. Taxes must be cut, the budget must Why will choice in the matter of abortion Business manager: Darlene Kimbrough Watchdog: Joseph McHugh be balanced and automatic spending necessarily lead to ever-looser morality? Advertising manager: Todd Jones ; increases must be erased. We should cut No woman who has faced the agony of an Ad production manager: Leo Hodlofski • inflation, but not at the expense of high abortion would ever choose it as a method Assistant production manager Helen Anderson Assistant sports editor: John Turnbull unemployment. Let Americans retain a of birth control. Do you know someone Voices editor: Tandy Solomon Associate news editor: Jennifer Davis who has had to make such a decision? Ask Editorial page editor: Steve Farmer Photographer: Steve Feldman [ little more of their historic liberty; it has Features editors: Kendall Guthrie, Debbie s taken us a long way already. her how it felt to end a life before it ever began. Ask her if she thought to herself Kendall ; In a world of polar opposites, we must Arts editor: Bruce Nawrocki Wire editor: Janet Smith keep our balance. The government should before she had sex: "Well, if I get pregnant, NewB editors: Larry Kaplow, Foon Rhee I'll just get an abortion." I doubt if she Paste-up: Ellen Nolo help its citizenry, but not to so great an Photography editors: Doug Ownen, Mike Siller Composition: Judy Mack, Elizabeth Majors ; extent as to damage personal initiative planned an abortion in advance. R&R editor: Robert Margolis with handouts. It is the responsibility of Only in a perfect world, where morals Sports editor: Jon Scher Ad salespersons: Greta Rubinow, Melanie Jones the government, as written in the are absolutes and good and bad are Associate sports editor: Mike Alix Contributors: Chris Allabashi, Mark Komrad, Constitute n, to protect individual written in black and white, could such a Sportswrap editor: Eric Pollock Michael Messinger decision be easy. The gynecologist and the The. is expressed in this newspaper are nol necessarily those of Duke Ui i freedoms and promote the general welfare. administration or trustees. Unsigned editorials represent the majority view of the irial council. Signed editorials, It's a compromise, a balancing of ideas Yale law professor who agreed with you on columns and cartoons represent the views of their authors. • and ideals — the way the Framers the point of "non-personhood" disagreed The Chronicle is published by the Duke University Chronicle Board, Monday thi with you on the actual issue of abortion. except during University holidays and exam periods. Subscription rates; S80 per y intended it to be. thud class. - - . . - - - - • Page Eight The Chronicle Thursday, January 20, 1983 Exhibit in library depicts the Civil War

By Mark Komrad with the Madonna, as if both know the awful fate of When wielded properly, the technique of their offspring. juxtaposition can give a striking effect to a painting Some canvasses wax ironic, such as the portrait of a that is both visual and thematic. Samuel Johnson barefoot Lincoln in a suit. Iconoclastically, Gessner wrote in the 18th century that "the lustre of diamonds notes, "I've painted Lincoln barefoot because of the is invigorated by the interposition of darker bodies; the poverty of his soul." lights of a picture are created by the shades; the In her lecture, titled "Intimate reflections of man's highest pleasure which nature has indulged to higher consciousness as related to the creative flow," sensitive perception is that of rest after fatigue." Gessner described her aesthetic manifesto: This instrument of juxtaposition is precisely what "Everything goes together; you just go with the flow makes the paintings of Joan Gessner, now on display and everything works out." at East Campus Library, so striking. The exhibit, If her paintings are any testimony, her creative presented by the Duke Union Galleries Committee, will technique is successful, although it sounds as dubious run through February 13. This series of paintings grew as her lecture title. Gessner claims that her art has out of Gessner's intrigue with biographical anecdotes given her "a cosmic sense of spirituality rather than a of Civil War generals (both North and South), Indian A sample of Joan Gessner's work. religious sense." Her characters are portrayed with an chiefs and anonymous blacks of the Civil War era. air of spirituality that seems to transcend the merely Though her style is realistic, her depictions are blue, seems to have been bled dry by the dripping red religious. unabashedly symbolic. Gessner said at a recent Confederate flag behind him. General Custer is And yet, the Civil War figures radiate a specific type lecture at Duke, "There is never a brush stroke in my painted with his nemesis Chief Crazy Horse in a way of spirituality — that of despair. In all these faces, paintings without meaning." This symbolism arises that emphasizes their similarity of visage. though, there is relief along with despair. Characters out of artistic contrasts that are multifarious: color In another painting, an old Indian woman is are depicted at the end of the war, in that curious time contrasts, historical juxtapositions and paradoxical holding an infant in a pose which echoes the picture of between horror and uncertainty when the nation comparisons of historical characters. the Madonna and Child painted on the background breathed a cautious sigh, surely reminiscent of Robert E. Lee, painted in a uniform of asphyxiated wall. The old Indian woman shares a look of despair Johnson's "rest after fatigue."

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54 r- 56 f 57 _B , . -1 1" 1b_ Sports Thursday, January 20, 1983 The Chronicle Page Nine Wake slips by Devils, 88-84 Duke squanders 12-point lead, falls to .500 mark By John Turnbull Forest head coach Carl Tacy. "We got some good Like the proverbial hardluck fisherman, the Duke defensive pressure, trying not to give up easy shots basketball team mourned the one that got away in underneath." sold-out Cameron Indoor Stadium Wednesday night. With three minutes left, Danny Young hit the shot of The Blue Devils outplayed Wake Forest for most of the night. Wake's 6-2 point guard aimed, fired and hit the game and built up a 12-point edge in the second an off-balance 21-foot three-pointer, tying the game 78- half, but the Deacons slipped off the hook in the last 78. four minutes and eked out an 88-84 victory. Duke's chances were dealt a blow when Alarie, who "It's a real disappointing loss for us," said Duke scored 10 points but missed three dunks and several head coach Mike Krzyzewski, whose team dropped to layups, missed from two feet. Emma subsequently 7-7, 1-2 in the Atlantic Coast Conference. "We should fouled Teachey, who converted both ends of a one-and- have won the game." one for Wake's first lead since the first two minutes. "We played well enough to win for 36 minutes," said Alarie tied the game at 80 on two foul shots, but Duke guard Tom Emma. "But in the last part of the Teachey followed a miss by Lee Garber for another game we weren't stopping them. We gave them easy two-point edge with 1:47 remaining. Johnny Dawkins, shots — it's our own fault for losing." who scored 21 points and electrified the crowd with The Devils, up 71-61 and seemingly in control with slick ball-handling and an impressive breakaway just over nine minutes to play, scored just two points to slam dunk, missed a three-point shot and Wake went the Deacons' 12 in the next four minutes. That allowed into its stall. Wake (12-2, 3-0) to knot things at 73 with 5:16 left. Dawkins had a chance at a three-point play when he But Emma then hit his second three-pointer of the was fouled as he hit a 15-footer to cut it to 84-82 at the night and Wake missed three close-range shots on its 40-second mark, but missed the free throw. Wake sank next possession. With the 30-second clock turned off, it four foul shots down the stretch to seal the victory. seemed that Duke could sit on its three-point lead and "Missing some of the shots we missed," said wait for the Deacons to foul. Kpzyzewski, "instead of getting the adrenaline we But Krzyzewski apparently decided otherwise. would have gotten if we'd made them ... It took a Forward David Henderson took a feed from Mark little more out of us to miss each time." Alarie to put the Devils on top 78-73, but Wake's The Devils played some of their finest basketball of Anthony Teachey, who led all scorers with 24, sank an the season in the first half, particularly during a 20- open 15-footer to cut the lead to three. second span when they expanded their lead from five Duke put up another -quick shot, but this time to 11. Bilas (16 points, eight rebounds) hit from inside, PHOTO BY STEVE FELDMAN Deacon forward Alvis (17 points) Rogers rejected Jay then Wake turned the ball over on the inbounds pass. Wake forward Alvis Rogers rejects this Tom Bilas' attempt. Dan Meagher, who had 14 points in 16 minutes before Emma shot Wednesday night. The Devils lost, "We thought they would [go to a stall]," said Wake fouling out, tipped in a Dawkins miss. 88-84. Teachey a mystery man By Jon Scher second half Wednesday night, Anthony Anthony Teachey has heard the Teachey shouldered his burden. Twice, whispers. He's heard people call the Teachey answered Duke scoring runs 1982-83 Wake Forest basketball team an with rally-ending baskets. Three times, enigma, a group that had laid waste to a he hit crucial jumpers from the top of the schedule that was, to say the least, not key — two of which came during a late difficult. Wake spurt that carried the Deacons After Monday's 80-63 loss at William past the Blue Devils, who led virtually and Mary, the voices grew louder. Many the entire game. wags postulated that the Deacons were All in all, Teachey connected on eight the worst 11-2 team in America. of 10 shots and four of four free throws in But Teachey, who scored 24 points to the second half. He wound up with a lead the Deacons past Duke Wednesday career-high point total and found time to night, was unfazed by the criticism. "It's gather II rebounds. fine," he said after the 88-84 victory. "Its fine that they call us a mystery team. "I had the shot at the top of the key, That makes us think [opponents] don't and coach [Cart Tacy] just told me to know what to look for when they play us. shoot the ball," Teachey said. "Danny I hope they keep thinking that. It's [Young] was off a little bit tonight and I great, really, to be a mystery team." knew that some scoring had to come from somewhere. I think for the rest of Teachey, a 6-9 junior from Goldsboro, the season I'm going to have to score in has been somewhat of a mystery himself order for us to be successful in the this season. A defensive whiz during two conference." seasons as a reserve, Teachey was Tacy limited his comments on the expected to step into the starting lineup strategy that allowed Teachey and Alvis and pick up some of the offensive slack Rogers to continually can short, open left by the graduation of center Jim jumpers from just beyond the foul line. Johnstone and forward Guy Morgan. "We had that shot quite good, which Teachey performed as expected on wore 'em down," Tacy said. "We got defense, leading the team in rebounds some needed points off of it." and blocked shots through the first 13 PHOTO BY STEVE FELDMAN games. But he scored sporadically, When asked if he had tried to push A HAND FOR JOEY—Duke sweeper Joe Ulrich accepts the Hermann averaging just 7.3 points per game and Teachey into more of a scoring role, Award, given to the nation's top college soccer player, at halftime of taking fewer shots than any other Tacy bristled. "I don't have any answer last night's basketball game. Applauding in the background is the starter. to that," he said. "Teachey played a frontline on Duke's national runner-up soccer team — from left to right, Bob Jenkins, Sean McCoy and Tom Kain. Suddenly, with the Deacons on the great game." verge of a complete breakdown in the And that's no mystery. Page Ten The Chronicle Thursday, January 20, 1983 Spectrum- TODAY Thursday Nigh Philosophe rs - Reggie Howard Scholars - meeting Central America Teach-In — "Why One on One Basketball - Entries Meeting ?::«! p.m aUC.K.Dukc Bldg. al 4 p.m. in I0IG Bryan Ctr. Important do we always support the Bad Guys?" 3 open 1/19. Close 1/26. Finals played P.U.B. MEETING - Help decide SALSA -IceCre am & Idase, 7:w,au ) HUMANITIES REVIEW STAFF - p.m.. 204 Perkins. 3/5 (Halftime Duke/Carolina Game). who's playing at the D.U. and Kat! "> Foreign Jing. Arms Control Study Group - More essays in. Please try tu return first Benefit for Central American Mere Info call 684-2542. p.m.. Bryan Ctr. (nfi. Desk. 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A WEEKLY SUPPLEMENT TO THE CHRONICLE/VOLUME 2, NUMBER 17 •OrOo- • Blank captures Herzog,'Fitzcarraldo'

By Robert Margolis produce the film in exchange for they would come in and kill the three eaters. His previous works emphasize and Gregory M. Smith having loaned Herzog the money to leaders if we weren't out of there by a the good things in life: music, dance Life-threatening Indians, diseases, finish making Aguirre, the Wrath ot certain day. We stayed several days and food. the unbearable climate of the Peruvian God . . . Herzog said 'I don't want you beyond that day. You are so far from "I like to make films that are jungle and a monomaniaca! film­ making my film, but I'll let you law and order that they can do uplifting," he says, and it is not hard maker trying to move a steamship over produce a documentary on the making anything they want with complete to have a good time at a Les Blank a mountain seem much more like of Fitzcarraldo if I get to select who impunity. film. Blank has even developed fiction than the subject of a directs it.' And he said I would be his "Then there was the heat and "SmellaRound" — he circles the documentary. first choice because of the way I had humidity which made it very difficult audience with a pot of food native to But Les Blank endured these handled non-fiction films before. Then to shoot because the film would melt the region studied in the film, fanning dangers and the result is Burden of the Peruvian producer never produced or grow fungus. Getting supplies in out the aroma over the audience — to was very hard. Then there were add to the effect. diseases, the mud — it was the Burden of Dreams represents a rainforest, so it was always wet and change, however, from the happier rainy. Everywhere you walked was tone of Blank's earlier works and slippery with mud. Getting up and raises more serious questions. down the banks carrying all your "The film is very sympathetic to him equipment was very treacherous. On [Herzog]." Blank said, "It also shows two the little boats, the water would be sides of Herzog: the sympathetic part about an inch under the on-board and the part of him that has lost sight of level, so if you leaned over or took a quick step while you were shooting . . . you could lose your camera." All of these dangers led Blank to question the ethics of endangering hundreds of lives to make a more realistic film. "I didn't want to be in the situation where I would be filming n Gosling Werner Herzog (L) and the soon-to-be- famous Molly Aida. when some Indian got killed. I had nightmares. When it got close to Dreams, the latest release by this any money and I ended up producing where he was going to pull the ship critically acclaimed documentary the film." up with the wrong kind of equipment, director. In fact, Blank had worked with that got me real nervous and I was Blank was in Chapel Hill last week Herzog before on a less serious film, thinking of quitting the set, as was the to promote the opening of his film at Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe. rest of his crew." the Varsity, the area's newest art "He is sort of a tragic-comic hero Blank, however, does have some house. Burden of Dreams (produced, and there is a lot of Don Quixote good memories of his three-and- directed and distributed by Blank) is operating underneath," Blank one-half months in the jungle. "Being playing in conjunction with the film's explained. "In Werner Herzog Eats His in the wilderness was, to me, a lot of subject, Werner Herzog's Fitzcarraldo. Shoe his comic sense of himself is pleasure; being that far away from Fitzcarraldo is the story of a man very evident. [Herzog once told Errol civilization and not having to worry whose obsession is to bring his Morris that he would eat his shoe if about a traffic jam or what time of day favorite opera star to the Amazon Morris ever completed a film. When it was. Those times when it rained so Les Blank. jungle. Herzog himself became Morris' Gates of Heaven was finished, hard you can't worry about having to obsessed with the utter realism of his Herzog kept the bet and Blank filmed work and you just sit in the hammock the realm of good sense and safety. production. Consequently, Herzog led the occasion] He says that to be a and watch the rain." Some people say art's not worth such his crew into the jungle and attempted film-maker you have to be a fool to be For the most part, the Indians sacrifices, and some people may [feel it an engineering impossibility: pulling a so involved in illusion, that it's like found Herzog to be compatible. "They is]. I don't answer the question in the 320-ton steamship up a mountain being a clown." basicaily liked him," said Blank. "They film." {with a 40-degree slope). Because Herzog tried to avoid had quite a bit of respect and they After an unsuccessful attempt to After numerous setbacks, the working with illusion in Fitzcarraldo, went to work and tried to do what he break into mainstream cinema, Blank German director was forced to realize tragedy occurred several times during wanted. Some thought he was totally turned to documentaries. Distribution that his film might never be the filming. Five of the Indian workers loony and lost interest right away and problems caused him to go into debt completed. died. Herzog lost his two original some stuck it out the whole time. after his first film, so he went into "That was a reason for making the stars, Jason Robards (due to sickness) "When we first went down there commercials until he could afford to non-fiction film," said Blank, dressed and Mick Jagger (because of the he showed them copies of the movies make films again. He is distributing informally in a corduroy jacket over a Rolling Stones 1981 tour), after 40 The African Queen and Cinderella, Burden of Dreams himself, although Burden of Dreams t-shirt. "To have percent of the film had been shot. and I also went along and showed major distributors offered to handle it. some record of what happened in case "There were thousands of them my film Always for Pleasure "I had offers from most of the he failed." problems," Blank remembered. "My which they got a big kick out of." major distributors who handle art films Blank was chosen especially by life was under serious threat for most Burden of Dreams was not the and imported films and I didn't feel I Herzog to chronicle the making of of the time by Indians who had proven first time that Blank had lived with the wanted to give up control of it," Blank Fitzcarraldo. "He had seen my other that they meant business. They totally subject of his documentaries. He explained. "After putting so much films and liked them a lot," Blank trashed one camp and burned it to the generally explores unusual sub­ energy into it I didn't want to see it recalled. "When Fitzcarraldo came up ground. They threatened us while we . cultures, like Louisiana Cajuns, black sitting on some big studio's shelf, and a Peruvian producer wanted to were there, and they had claimed that Indian tribes in New Orleans or garlic see BLANK on page 3 Herzog's 'Fitzcarraldo' goes beyond art

By Wendy Nelson his boat over what looks to be a small previous films. Kinski, considered by an early 20th century eccentric on Romantics have argued for hill to the river on which the rubber many directors (Herzog included) as whom Kiriski's role is patterned, centuries that art is related to trees are located. very possibly lunatic, is a charming, moved a small ship, in pieces, over a madness. The great artist rises above Fitzcarraldo is an obsessed man; cheerful, albeit driven Fitz; he is low hill. But for Herzog, the problem the world of his peers, above its opera is his life. As he says, "The concerned with the values we hold becomes a personal goal, a metaphor stultifiying, prosaic and stabilizing reality of your world is no more than a dear. He loves children, is worried for the necessity of dreams and conventions. He soars with creative copy of opera". He rows 1,200 miles to about making money (if only as a obsession in life — and he moves a lunacy. For no current film director is hear an opera in which Caruso sings. means to an end) and is scrupulous 320-ton ship over a mountain with a this more applicable than Werner But Fitz is a gentle man; he sees opera about maintaining appearances (he is 40 degree incline, with only the most Herzog. as a calming, peaceful influence, an careful to knot his tie — even in the simple equipment. He was told by his Herzog, the most well-known of art form that will unite all peoples midst of the rain forest — every engineer that to do this would be morning). He even has — incredible in the New German Cinema directors, is together. He finds the jungle a world simply impossible; but such words a Herzog film — a "love interest"; legendary for his no-holds-barred where music reigns. As they float only served as incentive to Herzog, Molly (played by Claudia Cardinale). a and he persevered. approach to film making. If there are downstream in their large white beautiful, brilliant woman who method actors, then Herzog is the steamboat, the drums of the advances him enough money to And he succeeded. This 20-minute method director. With each of his films presumably angry natives get louder; indulge his dream of the opera house. sequence is one of the most {Aguirre, Wrath of God, Every Man for Fitz cranks up his scratchy recording monumental in film history; we are not Himself and God Against All, Heart of of Caruso, and the drums fade away. Fitzis so refreshingly normal one watching an illusion, a model; we are Glass, etc) he draws the line between When Fitz plays God to the native must ask why Herzog has foregone watching hundreds of men "reality" and cinematic "illusion" Indians he finds there, he tells them the. idios,yncracies of his previous pulling/pushing a large ship over a thinner. With his most recent film, "This God doesn't come with cannons characters, and their disquieting, mountain, and the only thing that Fitzcarraldo, the division becomes ... he comes with the voice of uncomfotable impact upon the keeps this from being a well-edited almost non-existent; Herzog's Caruso." It is a beautiful vision. audience. documentary is that Herzog, our link obsessional pursuance of his own Herzog has never focused so The answer lies in the central to "reality" is behind the camera, and dreams has pushed Fitzcarraldo intently on the power of art before; image of the movie — the great an actor is in front of it. beyond art . . . and back into reality. though other familiar themes are engineering and mystical feat of As Fitz says,"That slope may look Herzog returns to the Amazon present. The music is he same moving the steamship from one river insignificant, but it's going to be my jungle, a place where man can indulge haunting, sweeping chanting found in over the mountain to the other. It is destiny." Dreams are what keep us in his most unlikely dreams. Brian Aguirre, Herzog's previous film shot in here that Herzog and the audience going, Herzog repeatedly tells us. Sweeney Fitzgerald (played by Klaus the Amazon. There are the same kind lose all sense of what is real and what Religion is closely tied to dreams, as Kinski), called Fitzcarraldo, is an Irish of wonderful, ironic contrasts of is make-believe. The real Fitzcarraldo, see HERZOG on page 4 dreamer and inventor, who will, try any scenes and situations; mysterious get-rich-quick scheme (the Trans- shots of the jungle are followed by Andean Railway, bringing ice to the perfectly prosaic shots of a couple TIRED OFTHE HIGH COST OF ALBUMS? natives, etc) to fund his real love, the boating; the jungle, filled with natives opera. His goal: to build an opera looms at the edge of a town in which house in the middle of the jungle. His the horses are fed champagne. method: rubber production. Civilization contrasts with "savagery;" The only problem is that the and the natives appreciate Caruso rubber lies on an inaccessible river, more than the money-hungry rubber R€NT-fl-R€CORD one whose mouth is filled with rapids. barons. 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PAGE 2 R&R Thursday, January 20, !983 Les Blank discusses films, 'Fitzcarraldo'

BLANK from page 1 getting more or less exhausted in what I can do Director Award at the Cannes Film Festival. "If a small college or a little art house or in non-fiction without repeating myself." Yet, the two film-makers remain examples of some store-front operation wanted to show the The ordeal in the jungle seems to have been very different philosophies of directing. Herzog film, I wanted to be able to let them show it on successful for both men. Blank has been offered said of Fitzcarraldo. "I live my life or end my life their terms. A big studio would automatically say new opportunities in film-making. Herzog saw his with this project." But Les Blank believes, "Life to $500 in advance or nothing." boat go over the mountain and he won the Best me is more important than film." R R Now with the success of Burden of Dreams, Blank has been offered the chance to make a fiction film. Blank's film stands on its own "Producers are watching the box office figures and they think I have something to do by Randy Knight what he terms the central metaphor of his film: with film and can make some money, so they are Les Blank, a contemporary documentarist, the dragging of a 320-ton steamer up a 40-degree has released a new film, Burden of Dreams, slope, across a mile of jungle, and down into which ostensibly deals with the making of Werner another river. Why must he do this? As Herzog Herzog's Fitzcarraldo. In fact, the film becomes explains, "If I abandon this project I would be a more an evocation of a dreamer's need to realize man without dreams. I can't live like that. his wildest fantasies, despite almost Everyday life is only an illusion, behind which lies insurmountable practical obstacles. A the reality of dreams." Ironically, Herzog appears subordinate theme of the film concerns the more and more like his creation Fitzcarraldo, encroachment of Western culture on the committing his entire life to moving that ship. civilization of the isolated Indian tribes that With sensitive, well-edited sequences Blank participate in the movie. also uncovers the talents, anxieties and joys of After seeing Burden, the viewer may well the indigenous Indian tribes of the Amazon. The wonder how Fitzcarraldo was ever finished. viewer sees the intensely suspicious nature of the Among the disasters Herzog encounters over the Indians around Western man. This does not seem four years of production are: the loss of his surprising when one learns how lumber and Herzog (R) poses with'Fitzcarraldo'cast members. leading actor, Jason Robards, to amoebic mineral companies in collusion with local officials now asking me to think about doing fiction films. dysentary, and his co-star Mick Jagger, who left are moving quickly to clear the jungle and obtain I am, and I'm actually working on one [he would to go on tour; a hostile dispute with the local title to the Indians' homeland. As Herzog tells us, not give details]. Not because I'm dying to do it, Aquaruna Indians which forced an evacuation of theirs is a disappearing culture, leading him to because I'm dreadfully terrified of doing it after the entire film crew; a nearby border conflict venture that, "This will be one of the last movies seeing how much trouble it is to do. between Peru and Equador; and week-long with authentic natives." "Doing a non-fiction film you always have delays in finding supplies because of the One need not have seen Fitzcarraldo to enjoy something to shoot. It's all out there for you. The remoteness of the shooting site. Burden of Dreams, although viewing both can be hard thing is deciding what to shoot or when to Blank effectively contrasts the often comic quite enlightening. The interesting melange of the shoot. But if you make your own film, then it is appearance of the film's tribulations with Indians' predicament with Herzog's own zany up to you to set all these people in action. So I Herzog's own melancholy face. A modern day technical and creative quandaries lends this film don't really relish it that much, but I feel that I'm Don Quixote, Herzog becomes obsessed with an artistic merit uniquely its own.

A message to those attending tonight's _\ PERFORMING ARTS 6 PSYCHEDELIC FURS § Duke university Union's Concert | PERFORMING ARTS Please, be reminded of the Following: The show will start promptly at 8 p.m. Doors will open at j_\ COMMITTEE 7 p.m. Please use this hour to arrive and be seated. ft will have its No smoking (of any kind) will be allowed inside Page * Auditorium (this is because of fire laws). t§ FIRST SPRING MEETING No beverages (Alcoholic & Non-Alcoholic) or food will fi TONIGHT be allowed inside Page Auditorium. Cameras are permissible but flashes will not be allowed. W at 7 p.m. in the Union Office (in the Bryan Center) Sj • No recording equipment will be allowed in the auditorium _t without written permission of the Major Attractions [4 Committee. SJ All past members as well as any person interested in BROADWAY SHOWS, DANCE. MIME, COMEDY. Thank You For Your Co-operation ENJOY THE SHOW! MUSICALS, DRAMAS. Or SHOW BUSINESS in •JiMfiU—. general is welcome! QUID iKmmm InppnHnlnrJaL-rjnldftklnteT^h S6gC^B**S^Ye*&C^NS6*S*VC56rfs

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R&R editor: Robert Margolis explores obession invade Page tonight Assistant editor: Wendy Nelson HERZOG from page 2 Business manager: Darlene Kimbrough Advertising manager Todd Jones the Indians although realizing that Fitz is not a God, By Thomas Beckett Ad production manager: Leo Hodlofski devote themselves to his dreams, giving their help Tonight at 8 the Psychedelic Furs will add a Assistant production manager: Helen Anderson and even their lives. psychedelic dimension to Page Auditorium. Their Paste Up: Mary Gregory The movie is extraordinarily beautiful, with unique sound will alter your musical Contributors: Thomas Beckett, Randy Knight, lush photography, colors and mise-en-scene. consciousness and make the Chapel truly a sight Gregory M. Smith. The acting is superb. Kinski manages to be to behold afterward. Positive reviews of their new both driven and lovable; the humor in this film is album, Forever Now, and of their performances less ironic than in most Herzog movies. Molly is a on the current tour have new music fans at Duke wonderful female character, who has every bit as expecting a fantastic show. much ambition as her male lover. The Indians, The Furs have slimmed down to four "^BEST PICTURE - unlike in Aguirre, are seen as individuals, and members from the original six: guitarist 'Dog' The year's most exciting piece of their "savagery" is shown to be a sham. The other Morris, drummer Vince Ely and saxaphonist filmmaking!" crew members are all good guys; the bad ones Duncan Kilburn left for greener pastures. Singer JEREMY IRONS m abandon the ship one night. There is none of the Richard Butler chose drummer Phil Calvert to class conffict that marked previous Herzog films; join him, with his brother Tim on bass and all work together for the common dream. guitarist John Ashton rounding out the new The nice thing about this Herzog film is that lineup. To fill in the gaps, three side musicians it all works out: Fitz moves his ship over the are touring with the Furs: Ed Buller on mountain and gets back to the village alive; his keyboards, Gary Windo with sax and cellist Anne lover is waiting for him; he even gets some Sheldon. money and honor out of the whole adventure. The Furs' music is characterized by droning At one point, Fitz says, "Respectability almost guitar, biting keybord and horns, with the more bankrupted me." Herzog is finding that the recent addition of cello and other instruments "respectability" of Fitzcarraido, with his vision adding to the floating buzzy texture. Richard couched in more traditional cinematic term's, is Butler's lyrics are surreal images, disorienting appealing to many who would not have come and confusing, perhaps deliberately ambiguous. back for the second viewing of his other films Local favorites the X-Teens will be opening (which is generally necessary to appreciate them for the Furs, in what will be their first fully.) It is not selling out; it is that the madness performance of the year and their first in Page. X- of the artist has shifted from lunacy to cunning. R&R Teen Kitty Moses is very excited about playing before the Furs, and a little nervous. If Joe Jackson's show was any indication, Page Auditorium is an ideal venue for new bands. .^,dr BAUM JEWELRY Concert reviews have been very good, and it appears that tonight will be a great show. We buy, sell, and trade guitars-keyboards- -^jM&fifc^ CRAFTSMEN As of Wednesday afternoon there were still accessories. tickets available at the Page box office. R&R Discount prices Expert repairs o :. ; g!H]||||!llii||j|Ili!l||||||lll|j||||||||[j|||[li||,Hlllim Il|||{l!llii|||ll!l||||!lll|li||lllll|||flll^ Lessons Bast nent prices • Now in stock ggTj Custom designed Roland Synthesizers j -wedding rings at discount prices I 10% Off 1 1920V; Perry Street (h"""^^ 2 blocks from East Campus \\j~Pgy1 1 any Duke authored titles in ) 286-9539 ____ |L stock. Come check our large j 106 W. Franklin Chapel Hill 929-0286 9:30-5:30 % selection. J TUESDAY-AII Seats

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