IrcJkinaUnlvwsny-PunlwUnlvMMyatlndlanapoKs i Court will m ake VP ruling Shorts... The by M A eG altew ay like Glasgow, is a member of the ABC, the controlling party within the Discussion u the procedure to fol SA Twins... low in the selection ot a new student NominaUoos were taken at the rtnl- and second-grade twins fra body vice president in the woke of the meeting to fUl the various offices in tarosl identical, mala, female or resignation ot Ches Navarra was the the SA speaker pro tem. comptroller mixed—are needed by the Depart dominant topic at the May 21 meeting tformerly the treasurer), and the re maot of Medical Genetics si the ladi? ot the IUPUI-Student Assembly, the corder < formerly the secretary) ana University School of Medicine first meeting ot the group since it took Senators Karen Arensman. Lois office on May 15 Twin studtee made through an anal- % Smith. Stevan Richards and Tim yak of school records tend to show Student Body President Mike Breen were nominated for the office that reeding ability may be affected Reardon explained the situation of the speaker pro tem Senators T e m by genetic factors It is expected that Navarra resigned before the SA offi Peak, Tun Breen and Mel Appel were tests of twins' reading achievement, ctally took office. Reardon said, and nominated for the office of comp auditory memory, auditory and visual * such a case is not cov ered in the SA s trailer Senators Jennifer Bergman, integration and other parameters w constitution It would be up to the Stu Cathy Riggs and Becki Curtis re will turn up the underlying causae " dent Court to make a decision, he con ceived nomination for the office of re The department is looking for twins Untied, but it is not clear as to which corder Each of these positions are who read within the normal range of Court should decide on the matter as salaried positions their school grade Parents who would Navarra resigned while the old Court Also, It was decided to form a like to have their children participate remained, but that Court no longer coromitee to took into the possibilities should call Emily H a rm at the existed as of May 15 A new Court has of students outside the SA serving on Department of Medical Genetics at not yet been named, he added the vinous university committees for the IU Medical Center, 264-2246 academic credit The SA has a chair on After some discussion it was de many university committees, a cided that the new Court would make senator pointed out, and having the ultimate ruling, but until then, the students flit these seats w oukf serve Dr. Welcher... Speaker Pro Tern »to be chosen at the Friends, colleagues and former stu next meeting) will assume the duties two purposes, he said First, he said, dents will honor Dr Frank J of the vice president as is stated in the it would free SA members from re Welcher, professor of chemistry st consUution ceiving an additional work load and Ramparts, home of Indiana's largast jobber give the members more time to work the Purdue School of Science at inventory of famous Mopar brand parts Is now Ingrid Glasgow also submitted her for the students Secondly, such policy IUPU1, with a dinner tonight Welcher resignation from the Senate for would involve the students at IUPU1 is retiring after 46 years of teaching at open to serve you! Parts for all cars, low prices, ‘ personal reasons'' and Arleeoe in their student goverment Indiana University and Purdue Uni knowledgeable counter assistance and a Thomas, the 16th top vote-getter for The next meeting of the SA will be versity, all at Indianapolis an at-large seat, was unanimously Tuesday. May 26, at • pm, in the Among those tea ted at the heed convenient downtown location make Ramparts voted as her replacement Thomas, Lecture Hall, Room 106. table will be Dr Herman B Wells, your one stop auto parts store. chancellor of the university and a classmate and fraternity brother of Give us a call today. DEC10 has new feature Welcher Dr Glenn W Irwin, J r , IU vice president, Indianapolis, Dr Com m tins Services h si inwvinrwi more reliable and faster than key Joseph T Taylor, dean of the IU P U I the sviittbiilty on the D E C is of in punching. 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Cegey students— Free University... (NewScript)—Here’s proof once again that students who go Congressional Insights Indianapolis Free University offers" to Stanford University are' people a low cost means of sampling . y smart—or at least cagey when Ideas, skills and activities. Included in desperate. The House votes this week on the $l-bUlioo tuition tax credit bill. Carter prom the 200 classes available this summer On the day of the final exam re- ises to veto the plan to allow a 9260 credit far each student in college or vocational are disco dance, hang gliding, wind cently, a chemistry professor school. It would cost 91 billion by M l. The threat may make it easier for mem surfing, solo canoeing, meatless cook warned his students—400 or so of bers to have their cake and eat it—approving a popular bill while letting the ery, bodywork, massage, drugiess them—that be would accept no White House take the blame for its defeat healing, nutrition and natural foods, late bhae books, or test papers. The-big floor fight will be over tax breaks far private school pupils. That, yoga, bike repair, mopeds, Nevertheless, one student attemp critics say, raises constitutional problems and hikes federal taxes. Effective lob photography and hypnosis All 200 ted to turn his in 10 minutea bying by public school groups may have cut support for the idea. House leaders classes are described in the June a fte the deadline. The professor are predicting (I) a dose vote on tax credits for private school undergraduates, issue of the Free University Catalog refused i t and (I) passage of the college tax credit. available al libraries snd bookstores The student pled desperately, a a * * * while supplies last. but his teacher was unmoved. The Senate began another marathon last week over labor law reform. Still ex The average fee for a Free U course Finally, the student asked, uDo hausted by Panama Canal debate and fadng a filibuster, senators gamely took is 910. Registration is by mail or at you know who I am?” The pro up the controversial measure to make it easier for unions to organize. Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 526 E fessor admitted that be did not Hie leadership is working hard to round up enough votes for cloture—oppon 52nd on Saturday, May 27 and June 3. m&*ut With that the student slid his ents claim to have 45—hut the first cloture vote won’t come until after the and at the Free Lecture program on blue book into the pile of 400 just Memorial Day recess. Leaders hope to have the necessary 60 in hand by then. Thursday, June 1, from 7 to 10 pm. like it snd hurried out the door. After the Canal debate, this contest features a new set of teammates. Minority . Classes start the week of June 5th. & 3 -S ° < ?7 Leader Howard Baker vows to support the filibuster, which will be led by two For further information, contact Virgins... GOP freshmen out to make s name for themselves, Orrin Hatch (Utah) and Dick Steve Bett at 357-7854. 1 Ay Lugar (Ind.). Some southern Democrats appear to be sitting on the fence. (NewScript)—Ms. magazine Majority Leader Robert Byrd supports labor law legislation, but not fervently. 5460 E. Fall Creek Pkwy., N. Drive reports that a secondary school in He wants to give labor supporters s fair shot, but probably would be reluctant to Brazil has begun requiring all its let debate drag oo into July. There’s still plenty for the Senate to do; among other (E. 56th & Emerson) 547-1772 female students attending night things, 24 senators are running for re-election. 11-9 M-F courses to present ’’certificates ***** of virginity " 11-6 Sat Rep. Ben Rosenthal (D-N.Y.) is looking into write-your-congressman ads. It’s A school official said the cer « growing prsctice-full-pege newspaper sds urging citizens to write their repre Backgammon Sots— padded tificates are being used to sentatives for or against s bill. Rosenthal’s Government Operations subcommit segregate the virgins from the tee wonders if the IRS is being vigilant in monitoring such “grassroots” efforts— vinyl, crushed velvet, wood, and nonvirgins. By putting sexually which aren't deductible. Hearings are set to begin this week. active girls in separate class other materials— square, round, ***** rooms, the school hopes to Did you know the government can inspect your health and bank records? small and large— from $6. Many put and end to what they call a Richardson Prayer's (D-N.C.) House Government Operations subcommittee be other games too, of course. running dispute between the gins hearings this week oo bills to curb government’s right to look at a person’s more ’’modern” students and bank account or medical records. Similar proposals are pending in the Senate. their “virginal” counterparts, A recent Supreme Court decision held the government not only can review a who are considered old- individual’s records, but doesn’t have to let the person know about the probe. fashioned. Physicians and banks haven’t been telling clients about it either. The report was first carried by Preyer took a swipe at HEW Secretary Joe Califano for failing to submit spe the Spanish news agency, cific privacy legislation to Congress after promising to do so. EFE, and passed to Ms. by a ***** No move is in sight to overturn a decision making wiretapping easier. The Supreme Court ruled last week that federal agents have wide discretion to Memory bean... «■ screening irrelevant conversations they hear during criminal-investigation wire taps. Despite laws that say agents must “minimize” such eavesdropping, Rep. (NewScript)—Doctors at the Veterans Administration Hos Don Edwards (D-Cal.), a leading libertarian, sees no move to repeal. Ex-FBI agent Edwards sees a bigger wiretap problem: He says that 742 wire pital in Palo Alto, California have tap warrants were sought by federal agents last year and all were approved. He found that precise doses of a '{Dint-derived drug causes a sig doubts a ll can h ave been fully ju stified to the affid avits given to judges. So Edwards will offer legislation to allow a “public defender type” to present nificant improvement in adversary argument when judges are asked to okay a wiretap warrant Now, memory. Unfortunately, the ef- says Edwards, judges are getting only one side of the argument | fects last only an hour or two. ***** i Volunteers given lists of 20 Edwards has set June hearings on the possible tenors of anti-terrorism. Teror- | words to memorize remembered ist acta must be confronted, he acknowledges, but he’s “scared to death" of over- i- more when they received the reaction. The hearings will focus on whether consitutional rights may be threat | drug Pbysostigmine than when ened by pending legislative and executive anti-terrorist efforts. i they were given a placebo. The ***** [ drug comes from the calabar Senate action is set on industrial chemicals used to make home drugs. The first bean, which is the seed of an Afri target is piperidine, s chemical used in tiremaking—and considered an essential can vine used in witchcraft trials. Scientists at the Clinical Re ingredient to the recipe for phencyclidine (PCP). Better known as “angel dust” PCP hit the the headlines last year with reports of its widespread use among search Center are trying to understand more about the bio teen-agers and the severe depreutoo and schizophrenia it can induce. Sen. Lloyd Bentsen (D-Tezas) has a bill to set up strict reporting requirements chemical basis of learning and tor the manufacture and distribution of piperidine. It would be a first step toward remembering, and hope the work giving the Drug Enforcement Agency the authority to go after illegal distribution may some day lead to a treat Quarterly Dividends Payroll Deduction of chemicals used to make other illicit barbiturates and amphetamines. Senate ment for senility. 6% P*f Annum-Compounded Human Resources snd Judiciary subcommittees will bold joint hearings June 7 The dosage must be just right Share Covered Loans to examine the angel dust problem and consider Ben (sen’s bill. Savings Insured to 940,000 to have a positive effect upon the Lina ol Credit Loans ***** memory. If given too much, the Financial Counseling volunteers felt “intoxicated, con Time is running out on legislation to create a special prosecutor. Congress Cash Withdrawab fused and somewhat out of it.” twice has failed to approve a bill to set up an independent office to probe federal Savings Plan high Crimea and misdemeanors. And despite a favorable 24-6 vote in House Judi ciary last week, support for the measure is lukewarm at best. * Tennis dolls... Survival of the toll could depend upon timing of House floor action. It will fol low another bill members don’t want to vote oo—lim its on their outside earnings. (N ew Script)—We know its not Many members are harrumphing that both measures are examples of continuing exactly good sportsmanship to overreaction to Watergate. Both have passed the Senate as s package, and Gov wish that your chief tennis op ernmental Affairs chief Abe Ribicoff (D-Conn.) has made it known that he won’t ponent develops, say, tennis go to conference unless the package remains intact. elbow. ***** But two Las Vegas women have Tobacco lobbyists have something new to worry about in the Senate. An anti- come up with a toy doll that may smoking initiative that promises to go farther than the HEW campaign is being help you sublimate your darkest, pushed by Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-Mass.). Part of a comprehensive disease-pre unsportsroan-like desires. Donna vention toll introduced last week, it seeks to establish nonsmoking areas in fed Lamms and Janice Rapp are eral buildings, revise cigarette package labels to|taake health warnings blunter now selling “Tennis Menace” and step up federal programs to keep children man smoking. dolls. They’re a take-off on the The three tiered bill also contains another stab at mandatory nutrition labeling FEDERAL CREDIT UllllON voodoo witchcraft tradition and for food products, and grants for preventive health care services. Experts on come already marked with spots ways to discourage children from smoking will be on hand when Kennedy’s where hex pins should be stuck. Human Resources subcommittee begins hearings this week. "People Helping People" “Tennis Menace” dolls are avail ***** able for $10 in most pro shops. © 1978 by Congressional Quarterly Inc. Reprinted with permission. 4 Sogamor* 5/24/78
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lU P U I’s Student Assembly is currently without s vice presi dent, Chss Navarra having resigned for personal reasons before the new SA ever got in motion. Some confusion seems to exist as to how to go about selecting a new V P SA President Mike Reardon says that since Navarra resigned before the new SA took office, the procedure is not cov ered by the new constitution And even though Navarra resigned during the reisn of the old student court, that court is no longer in power and a new court has not yet been selected So everyone's inaquandry Well, we suggest that special elections be held during the first few weeks of the fall semester. The vice president is an official elected to serve the entire student body; even if the entire stu dent body doesn't vote in SA elections, it should have the oppor tunity The paseing of the baton While we were all busy recuperating from the qualifications- weekend May showers and basking in the short-lived sunshine, something ( and someone) slipped right by us. The Sagamore welcomes It is hard to feel the impact that this change might bring while Letters letters to the editor. Letters the usual school-year activities have quieted down for the should be limited to 388 summer, but it has happened: we have a new Student Assembly words, be to the point and president! Include the name and phone On Mooday, May 15, Mike Reardon became the official IUPUI number or address of the SA president; Bruno Komakech left quietly after a very eventful writer. No letters will be year in office He hasn't left Indianapolis, though—so maybe printed unless they are he’ll be around to visit IU PU I and give the new’ SA offfcere some signed. Only the name will advice be published with the letter W e’d like to extend to our thanks to Bruno for his unflinching Parking violation sticks unless the writer requests efforts to better the lot of IU P U I students. His work here was ap To the Editor valid parting permits may park in anonymity. The editors I received a parking ticket on April any designated parking spaces, as preciated by many and we’ll surely miss him down here in the reserve the right to edit all 28 lor parking my motorcycle next to wed as in the specially constructed letters and to reject those basement a yellow curb I don’t think the ci cycle lot by the Office of Veteran's And now, we’d like to say congratulations to Mike Reardon and tation was warranted because the Affairs. Gilbert said, noting that the letters they feel are objec the new SA. We wish them the best of luck in the next year, and yellow curb closes off a drive to the concrete cycle lot would be less prone tionable. All letters should we hope that their term is as interesting as this year’s was—after parking lot across from the Lecture to giving way under a motorcycle be typed and addressed to Hall It is a convenient place to park a kickstand than a gravel or asphalt lot all, if it wasn’t for the SA, what we would have to write about? the editor, Cavanaugh Hall, cycle and there are usually several would be Guess you still have your RoomMl-G. there. It doesn't interfere with traffic ticket. because the drive is blocked by yellow curbs I didn t appeal the ticket within five /ogomore days because I didn't know I was Ex-student offers advice though you are told that it is not necaa The Sagamore is published by stu of IU P U I The Sagamore is a semi allowed only five days and didn't rasa To the Editor sary to do so), It will itill be counted dents of Indians University Purdue weekly (weekly during the summer* the fine print I would appreciate your After leaving the Financial Aids of help as a possible source of funds for tin University at Indianapolis Views ex newsmagazine published at 925 W fice recently, 1 find it necessary to warn any married students who hap two (but just how do they figure on pressed are those of the editorial staff Michigan S t . Indianapolis. Indians Thank You, or of the individual whose name ap 46202 Editorial phooe, 264-4006 ad Kevin Houppert pen to own a borne but And them this unless you da sell It?) pears in the byline Those views do not vertising phone. 364-2456 selves in need of financial aid to first In short, even though you need fi necessarily reflect those of the stu phone 266-2539 ED.: Convenient it may be, but It’s -D iv o rc e your spouse, for it will be nancial aid and work diligently to dent body, administration or faculty still posted as a no parking area, held against you should your spouse maintain a high grade point aver according to M aj John Gilbert of the earn a moderately meager income age, forget it! University Police Motorcycles with - S a d your house If you don't (even A Reluctant Dropout Editor la Chief Entertainment Sports L Ma A Pinch M William Lutholtz, Ann Miller. Ed Managing Editor Senior Editor Elsa F Kramer Christine Kopitzke Contributors Assignment! Editor Tom Lanham Harry Goodyear Comment Hurtlblsa owes an apology Grey son Stoehr Mike Callaway Dan Motto Jun Hurtibiae has long been a crowd pleaser and media mention thoae of the safety crew and a concerned John Office Staff Andrew Valentine Jr Advertising Manager favorite at the Speedway Herk epitomized the struggle of Martin, who brought Herk to the asphalt with a crashing Jackie Korbly. Mgr J.N Williamson Paul Miner the little guy versus the large corporations, and the sight of half tackle, half-body block Robin Clevenger Last year at this time, Jim Hurtibtse was a quasi-hero Easiness Manager Production his long-outdated, front-engined roadster brought cheers Roy Yates every time. It was his fight, sod the offbeat HurUbase was around the Speedway, his qualification attempt in the anti Della Pacheco, Mgr Debbie Domke qua ted Moran electric Special helped keep another driver, Shirley Miller. Asat Chris Carter determined to continue it. m Paul A Ragan considered by many a spoiled brat, out of the show. Robert Maybaum, Credit Grev Hunt But last Sunday, the fun sod games ended. Champ turned But this year it was Herk who acted like a naughty child Bud Gunter Classified Ads Joy Napod to chump, cheers to jeers Herk the quirk became Herk the His uncalled-for antics were an embarrassment to the sport Ronnie Brown, Mgr Randall Redman Staff Writers of auto racing. His own image is as tarnished as an old Photographers Jerk. It was a stunned racing fraternity that watched a Charles Gngsby frustrated, angry Hurtibiae vault over the pit wall, risking trophy He owes the Speedway, USAC, his fellow Evalds Valaims, Ed Editorial Cartoonist Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp his own foolish neck as well as that of Bob H arley (who was participants and fans an apology. Don Gorman Torn McCain warming up for a qualifies two attempt at the time), not to —Ana Miller J0 5/24/76 Sagamore •
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Motor Victory lane after Andretti won the prrliim un*r agauup ibe Inch Dar* Laaers louk turns shooting at Mannoti Speedway The man was alone, and no IN* Indianapolis MW in une of his d r 'ib Mat to ih» i-airrs winning J-u Howarth s third goal was scored one approached him A look of mad bright dayglo red cars'1 during this shooting gallert m b and discomfort waa evident in hm But that was yesterday and now the f rum Ihr »*-rs Uar- ,« try,- , .m itv Manmw handled so mant snots in thji eyes as he walked down a quiet fiaao glory » gone Although he still has ties It"- l U r r d r '.l ' wr«*mr<1 doomed l" halt he recorded 1H sates it was Une Alley He stopped for a few se with S TP he has not been involved deira' southern i a i Litvina loused r\ lust a matter ol tune Delure une went roods at almost every garage to gate with the lugher echelons uf the Iremelt i||||rn.',i« aganikl in linli bt him Part of Indy s problem inside once in awhile a brief, wan company for some time and he hasn t team !ha! appeared li.lles* and un stemmed from the fact that they were smile would appear as he waved U> a been the firm i spokesman lor years inspired The uttu o rM i Ihr Pevib plating a man short tor most ol the familiar (ace But. eicepf far an occa The man akmdy shuffled out of the Hot » i s irort Ifw ■* earner ttw gam* second hall as fcddie Sink us was red gates of the Alley, trying to ad as aay temporarily suspended ai it it.1 carded lor roughing at >f 00 exchanged oblivious as possible to the stares of when Ihr U i opened up and poured But that was noi Indy s only pro It was s strange Sight ooce the Ihe fence hangers once a huge about an irH'h ul rain on toe lor' blem The Daredevil forwards entourage would have surrounded Three rrunuin, aftn pu t resumed i-ouidn i get anything going against meant "auto racing He was the Howarth xrored (hr firsl third 01 his the Later defense throughout the con popping, would have petted him with a hal tnc-t with a shot to (hr right til lest The Laiers surrounded the thousand questions But Uus time no Indy goalie Heir Mannott Irom about ball every time it came into then end one said a word, not even goodbye 20 I ret out l.exa (har to m mules tk the heU and every indy pan seemed to Andy DranateUi u le r at r 14 Howarth again scored to be intercepted by the opposition a a • a * lu (h r right ol Mannas making the Steve Newman regarded as the As far as qualifications Uus year score 2 0 All ot Howard! s guab were Daredevils star striker had a miser the field starts and ends with hneva unassisted and his two first half goals able day finishing with no goals no Tom holds down the pole position came on onl> two shots 100 percenr assists one shot on goal and three while Jerry withstood ume on the shooting touts bubble to capture the 33rd spot How When pla> began in the second halt Howarth was named the game s ever. Jerry Sneva wtU be moving on the M d was a virtual swamp not anlt up to S n d position when Roger offensive M VP after his performance TO# p*f«0l did Indy fate the prospect ol over Ho o ke withdraws Hiss and replaces The Laiers I -* I are now m the third Marta Aadretu > Ne 1 l « l f Mpeetol qualified to ho ■ barerr by Road Atlas & COmpwrvonk Ltouuto*-1 coming a two goal deficit against a Andretti in the number 7 Douid place in the Western Division with 12 wUl move frww the middle «f the third row la the red af the I Rang McMa»v RatoJ kn*» later team that was playing tough it Special Andretti will then have to points The Daredevils in fifth place Aadreftl replace* H o . am .are da y < pheto By Aha Miller ■ First Aid KH xx i * '«v*i Guicto l>i f 'r ■ u t r it the espease of a had to accomplish this task m the in the Eastern Division with 11 points Daredevils gealie Pete M; sports Who could forget the Speedway on, 1011 SUIrk . 4n«,J4 mud For alt their eflorts the Dare Laser (phots by Evalds Vela toil now stand *, t 4 l arable photo ai this man. madly «rxJ WtoMOJ P'vk * kV- .0,' A JO''”IC i . - r Tom Wood is 10 free Indy Daredevils game tickets!! i o ffp*’ s :r MO *■' Toyota Welcome to the Indy Daredevils Wednesday Quiz!! 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Seger: most influential Instrument That time haa cone however, and *7 “ Feat i a Number," a heavy Bob Sager . M L p 8 i r u | « 1. i la laaa a* Mfcntity ta te to worth tbe wait From tba opening track ta the claaing one. be aad Ina band have putted out aU the atepa and produced a perfect example called Ain't Get no Money," and ...... -*-- --- *ihfca‘------Thai on th eLpi at Cotoo HaU to see their favorite per ______h ™ * " Web out the jmn. S ever* * ”* • D *m with cal chorda of Bob Sager, Me thousand people did just that a few u u*m e of the young innocent being la ahowcaaad on "W *'*e Got takon in by a Hollywood rich girt who Tonite,” with the added luxury *f or- rockara. Bob Seger and the Silver Bul let Band appeared The fruiti ot that M labor were committed to waa and aud- lul* y ^ WM looking ao right in bar drely Bob Seger waa a lection, but the topper la the movug word outaide oI Michigan with an ex UghU aha had all ot her akilta “ Famous Final Scene" "Think in tremely popular live Lp Sager may sound tough but he's i terma at bndgea burned/ Think at in Socreoa proved torg term a* hu to g a ' Seme" ta Bob in hia nee and tall/ They will rtae and l next effort. Night Move., shot up the mellow, ballad form, at which he ta charts and on to the airwave. Seger beat. The next tune, a perfect parallel Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet was propelled headlong into stardom to "Rock and Roll Never Forgets."is land have rtoen but If Stranger in With it came the typical lackadaisical called "Old Time Rock and Roll " and Town is any Indication of things to altitude ottNg names in muaic. anew is 100 percent worthy of its title The come, it will be a tong time before album would not arrive for a year and •TIB I t ! a” a fallowed they fall a half ‘Magenta’ shows new R&R breed Mink OeVilie York bond centered around tbe enig soft ballads c"Juat Your Friends." ReiarsUMageeU malic vocalist-charmer Willy DeVille, "• A ' Train Lady"), calypso-typa hi T b» La aka a. whose romantic style and highly indi- Currently on the upsurge is a new rock and roll ("Soul Twist." "Steady breed of rock and roll outlandish stage productions and wild frenzied It all started back in 1171, when New Parallels can be drawn from album players are giving way to a more re York bred Willy left his home for i album, song to song, but the fact futed approach which centers on the London with visions of a band forming presentation of the muaic alone, upon in hi* mind He eventually ended up on earth comparable to Mink DeVille which the whole show rests In other doing solo gigs and getting little When they bring their street love rock The premsftsnsl pester far the seen >a he released merle Heavea Can W a r words, the musicians of this move pnuse
According to HuckaV, tf everything goo* aa planned, I V I R T will open its 1MB Thaatr* T V A mntituto s special las tar ta * i Ur H f‘t n v e r y R*M>m tlto 1S7B7* aaaaaa will ba V M V turds v Jim* t They tore both equity and nonequity pis yen In addMien IHhH I o V i r f f r ff> W to tbe local tryouts auditions are also b*M la New Y vb and Haw w m « ■ or anything like that I R T baa boaa good (or Accerdtog to Stare, “ The local awditrees have proven to parted brands ua But we are making plana to go forward ' ho very helpful in bringing now to lent to the IRT stage He points eut that, when turned back into a ballroom tbe ------20% discount with this coupon * Several acton from Indiana started el the IRT sad hove A ttn a ia a i will be able to handle crowtto of around m now (on* on to fuli-bme prateeatonal careen elsewhere people for dimag aad dancing Productions siatod for aoat year mriude Oacar Wilde s la tbe meantime. the Athenacum Turner* Club will cofr COLLECTORS BOOK STORE The Importance si betag KareeoL Edward Albae s A Unue to occupy the buildup, finx-Ootui* as a eoni private l*ad Hordbock Books on Almost Ivety Subject activities The bu tid i* to the WO Mock ad East Michigan a as s high school tourug show duneg tbe spring £ also luted as a National Historic Landmark Budding IUPU1 theatre Ioik should give Ed Stern • cell el Can M really happen the way Huckabo thinks it can' A VHIoge Square Shopping Confer I.R T , US-4177 for appointment tunes end to gto mere tele rational person would have to atbnit that the odds seem to 37th A High School Road be against the city supporting • grand ballroom for 299-4274 * Of course, tonight it's . to this Starship sad Fa hie ( roa* down at Market Square Arena May » It's tbe George Dak* l a ml at the Circle ______* £ E 2 £ » ------Theatre with men* oncoUont jam on May T7 you can catch LJtUe Feat and Jaha HaU at the Convention Center or you Shopping lor • Mopod? In any event. H to a ditch that I can go down to Market Square Arena the aatne night and Check fhe other*— then aee os tor quakty price nod awrvioe We seen too many of Its great showpieces turned into puking aee Rennie Mttup. T V Metier brothers Tern T HaU. have more of Vw beet lots and burger stands We simply cen t afford to tone s Seaay Jama*. Barters Weaker It end Ray Price all to building Ilk* tbe Athenaeum gather at am tow. tow price Midwest MOPED June 1 t V place to be M toe ConvenUoo cantor to aee 144S Lafevvn# Rd 1 1 7 -M If anytime With all tho acclaim i r that mighty fine last Out* of Nwn Toe-rnMpm Uon of Tbe Bastard on television. It's interesting to note that Bet—Sun I* am totem not all of ths country was watching tho show by that name town June « at the Convention Cantor AUTHORIZED BALES A SERVICE In seems that. In some parta of the country, the title was a tor June 11 and the bit too bhw So the series was aired aa I V Kant Family Wrtgbl Brea Reuatoa is sllli on for the Beef ‘I f Boards PLUS the Sprtj bcycie engine Dumer Theatre June U. I'm only surprised that they thdn t change it t Don't forget the Indianapolis Opera Company s 9 0 d a y -e a r n e esce e h hnananq evekebto production of I Pagbacci June 1 aad 3 al I pm in the Ayres
If you wore wondering what than* cameras were al May 11 Indianapolis Symphony Orchootrs s concert, it i Players have t W FYI Channel SO. MCAT DAT LSAT - GMAT Steer clear of‘Double Dose’ 6RE OCAT VAT • SAT Hot Tuna It toads off with Kaukonen keeping that I NMB I, II. Ill * ECFM6 - FLEX - VQE Double Dos* (Gnmt; CYLM545) takes a break He puts on a This was always a shot NATL DENTAL BOARDS • NURSING BOARDS great break-set. s ta r ti* the disc i al him when V was writing FlesiMe Programs g Hours by M. William Urthetu Jelly Roil Morton's “ Wtnin Boy navily lor earns that it still applies There IS m difference!!! Hit I ithor than (he fad^ «V . Jorms ^ tnd #u . clo#ing S zhiJ out t V first side with Kaukonen s kind of like a breath of fresh-air still t V lead vocalist for Hot Tims, not (317J4IJ 7S41 MPUN too many ways to get around that sort Time In T V Crystal City" iOUCSTlONSi C(MT(B of thing Medical tape center T V two live discs i With side two. t V bend is V c k as T V best advice I can give you on opening m Indianapolis I Theatre 1«J* In San Francisco (where Jack Casady. Nick Buck and Bob else could you get sway with It?) Stoeier return to Join Jorms Casady. this is that, if you are one of t V cull t o w n Blooming ton Indionopolu South Bene on* * « l lil*,e«to Like aU the other Tuna albums, it on bass, lays down some fine licks V that's managed For tocslwnt m elhst olio* csH toll I'M S00-I7) 1 rSI fers from a lousy cover « hich, like Uie hind Kaukonens lead with Stealer n ativity. ! b*nltri is Msior US Cities Toronto Suerlo S ko •»« Smtierls-iS ms tonal it contains, seems to have doing some solid work on ( V drums you'll probably enjoy this one as much So why does It sound tike you've heard it all before* It could V the fact clear V* off FROM THE MOTHERLAND GIFT SHOP Call or coma to Centra! Indiana Pnotograpn, Sunday, June 4th FTM Productions 1635 N Gent No 18 presents Indianapolis, Ind 46202 Now until July 15. 1978, 634 7067 San Kota Troupe Candlelit Profiles which featuring African dance*, fashions normally sell for $5 00 are cultural displays $2 50 with this coupon Windsor Ballroom, Stouffsr’s (N. Meridian) Tickets: $6.50 advance, $7.00 at the door
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