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The University of Maine at Orono the daily student newspaper cline since 1875 ampus vol.87, no. 19 Friday,Sept. 26,1980

! is oni2 the Governmentfunded and has .ant newspaper to wait iwn like ear by Andy Paul New Edition had proposed a plan at the Att h Staff writer close of last semester to pay back the debt in increments a of $100 per issue. The New Despite a standing debt of over $13,000, Edition is published twice monthly. "That The New Edition seems committed, with was an unacceptable payback plan. It was the help of Student Government, to rejected." said Coupe. continuing publication. Crilly Ritz, editor of The New Edition David Spellman, president of student said of the $100 per month plan: "In terms government, said that, pending negotia- of the inflationary spiral, they would have tion by the General Student Senate, lost money." student government would spend $6.500 Coupe said that student government this year towards relinquishing the $13,193 then went to Acting President Kenneth debt owed to the university. Allen requesting a hike in the student "They(the current staff of The New activity fee from $12.50 to $15. Edition) inherited the debt and they are a "President Allen mandated that The part of student government. We are by law New Edition debt would have to be nailed I would think, liable," said Spellman. down before the increase could be "We're giving them the time to get back approved." Coupe said. on their feet. Coupe said that only after Spellman had Although the GSS probably will not vote spoken to cabinet members and gotten a on the debt issue for at least a month, positive response to a $6.500 debt payment according to Spellman," I believe we have did Allen give his approval and the tacit agreement from the cabinet on this." increase was approved by the Board of John D. Coupe. acting vice president for Trustees in July. finance and administration, said that The Coupe noted, however. that The New Edition would still be paying $100 per tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. John Anderson will speak at Hauck Auditorium month on top of the student government money under plan currently agreed upon. Anderson in Hauck In the event that The New Edition is not able to pay its share, Coupe said, student government is still responsible for the debt. Presidential "The agreement was that the balance canidate to speak would be paid by the following year," said Coupe. adding that the payback plan does not impose interest on the debt.. although by Paul Fillmore an overflow crowd. Maxey said. "After even be a candidate in there, too," Lyles Staff writer the speech he will come out into the lobby "credit has been shut off' from The New said with a laugh. Edition. like Kennedy did and talk for a few Anderson will travel to After his speech. "The past management is responsible While still in the political limelight from minutes." undisclosed place near the airport an for fiscal mismanagement." said Laura last Sunday's televised debate, indepen- According to Lyles, there will be where he has scheduled a press confer- dent presidential candidate John Anderson "intensive' media coverage of the Stockford. business manager for The New speech. ence. The Anderson committee had Edition. will speak in Hauck Auditorium tomorrow All three networks as well as all the local "No one noticed the debt until scheduled a bfeakfast with environmental last January." at 9:30 a.m. television stations and newspapers are leaders from across the state for before the "The bills Anderson will fly into Bangor Interna- expected to be on hand for the speech. were never paid. Because of speech to be held in Wells Commons. The this mismanagement, tional Airport tonight at 6 p.m.. and will "The place is going to be crawling with public. we are suffering breakfast will not be open to the now." Ritz said, noting that address a gathering in the Bangor Mall at 8 press people and the secret service (who conference. Anderson will most of the After the press debt was incurred through work-study p.m. have already arrived in Bangor in fly to Burlington. Vt. where he will preparation for the "We're looking for a good turn-out at speech). There should campaign further. 'see NEW EDITION page 31 both places," said Rick Lyles, co-coordina- tor of the Anderson campaign in the greater Bangor area. "The debates seemed to help a lot.' Another member of the Anderson campaign, Joe Maxey, undergraduate Liquor enforcers: it's the law' coordinator on campus, also thought the debates helped Anderson get the national attention he needs. "He accomplished what he wanted with the debates," Maxey by Jack Connolly treated fairly and the students are being told you're not supposed to said, "so we are expecting to get a good Staff writer certainly liable for their actions." sell. turnout for the speech. We have put out Robinson pointed out that he has a Martin said from hi Augusta about 10,000 flyers so that should help. My job isn't to see how many meeting every fall with housing office that, "you are warned. You're too." people I can bag in a week. It's to officials where he lays out what he operating at your own peril. There Most of the flyers distributed said the help you in any way that I can. We describes as "what can and can't be are a thousand different subterfuges speech would be held in the Memorial don't like to be bad guys, I think you done." with respect to liquor con- but the bottom line is if you don't Gymnasium, but yesterday the speech was should enjoy college life as best you sumption on campus. have a licence, you shouldn't be rescheduled to be in Hauck Auditorium. can." said area Liquor Enforcement Robinson said he and his three selling." Maxcy said when Anderson's "national Supervisor Wayne Robinson. aids work jointly with the campus Martin and Robinson are in part advance people" showed up on campus responsible for The policy of liquor enforcement police but have the jurisdiction of dispatching of Wednesday. they were not happy with the liquor inspectors here on campus is a hot one. While any police branch. If we want to to the campus. gym. Robinson cited a case some students think they are being arrest someone for drunken driving. where liquor "They are really concerned about filling we'll do it," Robinson said. inspectors attended a fraternity national treated unfairly to a degree. enfor- up where ever he speaks for cement He stressed the fact that their aim party and upon entering were asked said. After some officials say they are only exposure's sake," Maxcy "playing is to help the campus work around if they were inspectors. They said no music department, by the rules." negotiations with the In these problems. "But you have to and an arrest resulted from the reserved the auditorium for an issue that greatly concerns which had the students give a little." incident. morning, the Anderson people of UMO, Residential tomorrow Life Director, Capt. John Martin, the Director of Martin said. "it's too bad when were get the use of Hauck. Ross Moriarty is taking able to a passive stand. Liquor Enforcement had other ideas. you have to go to that type of tactic." There will be a public address system set Robinson explained it from "We are given the guidelines and "We have a up in the auditorium so the speech can be been more than fair different viewpoint. "It's are bound to uphold the law." with you people like ' heard outside the auditorium. "There will in Orono. You can't narcotics, how successful would a speakers set up in case there is Moriarty said, "The issue is being ask for any more of a break than probably be I see LIQIIOR page .?j 2 local Maine Campus • Friday. September 26, I 950 Astronomy club means student involvement

by Liz Hale one wanted to take the responsibility of the 4 Staff writer planatarium, so Pics took it. Pics has a 4* certain budget for it, which still plays the He's at the start of his third year and can student's salaries." frt. vr confidently say, — 1 am the astronomy "Our expenses run into several thou- 4 division." sand dollars a year now. We can meet Neil Comins. assistant professor in the everything but the salaries through our Department of Physics and Astronomy, fees," Comins said. "But I don't know believes strongly in student participation. what we'll do when Pic's budget runs out." In fact, all of the work done in both the Comins said he hopes for expansion in planatarium and the observatory is done by the Astronomy department in the future. students in the Astronomy club, which The student interest is there," he said. Comins started. Out of the entire freshman class. 22 to 23 "I started the club so that students could showed up at the organizational meeting, learn to use the observatory, learn to use and that's quite a high percentage." • the equipment in the planatarium, learn to make public presentations," Comins said. There are two types of shows that are "As hove to teach,and run at the planatarium. The first are shows requested by groups of 10 or more people. The show includes "The Sky Tonight," as since Ifound the area well as another segment (most often donated by NASA) plus a laser show. Comins said that students are trained by absolutelyfascinating, other students, the training taking about one semester. "They have to learn the constellations, Ichose teaching over of course," he said. "They Delta Tau Delta fraternity also have to brothers carry a naked .friend to the steps of Stodder learn to work the console, which Cafeteria. (Staff Photo) is very complex. They learn to address different an industryjob." audiences, gaging what they say to different age groups." The second type of show at the Comins is hoping for a new M planatarium is what Comins terms planatarium. Nuclear referendum "more as he considers the present one "ancient." of a professional caliber." Comins and his He is hoping that there will be students will work several months someone putting who would be willing to donate that together a multimedia presentation money that in return for having it named after them. ii turns out as expected will be presented to the general public for a One of small Comin's students is currently fee. building a new by George major, said. "I think that the anti-nuclear The next telescope. a 12-incher, W. Roche of these shows will be "The instead of the 8 Staff writer power effort won a victory in just bringing Star of Bethlehem," -inch one in use at the By Nancy and will probably start observatory. Comins is the issue before the people. By getting 40 playing around Thanksgiving. currently looking Staff wri percent for a spot to place the new telescope. Passerby on the mall offered these of the vote they sent a message to "We always have a full house." said the power company. Comins was offered his job as soon as responses when asked their reaction to the I certainly hope they Comins. "Last year, we had scheduled 40 he Rick Del heard it.•• finished his Phd. "That's extremely injured in a outcome of Tuesday's nuclear referendum. shows. They were sold out two weeks in unusual," "It was "The people got scared by the econo- advance, said Comins. "Most people go yesterday pretty much as I expected it." so we scheduled 10 more. They through a said Jon Simms, mics of the thing." said freshman Angela were also three to four year post-doctural cycle he v junior forest management sold quickly." holding pattern. major. "It was good Parks. "The large turnout helped save Comins said As I love to teach, and passenger because I think that they decided to start charging since 1 found the alot of people became Maine Yankee." last year. area absolutely fascina- station wag more aware of ting, I chose teaching here what's going on around them." Most of the people interviewed said they "Before I came here." said over an industry turn onto were Comins, "no job, or something else." "I think," said Ken Norton, senior unlikely to change their vote on the Barrows HI soils issue if another referendum major, "that the anti-nuclear power people was to happen The car in the near future. tried for too much. They should have "Not until someone started by stopping the construction of any comes up with a definite alternative that additional plants. The wording of the is developed and referendum was wrong." ready to take over the burden of production," said Betsy Hillary. senior FR The referendum placed sisters Anne and •Li political science major. Amy Griswold on opposing sides of the "I didn't vote," issue. said Mike Pannich. [continued .frc senior in business administration. "We're both glad that it's over," said "Some- Anne, a senior in speech communications. one told me they waited in line for two and narc be if he "I thought a half hours and there was no way that I'm SHOW Upon being that it would turnout like it did; but, wait till next time." was going to do that." It's all free! distribution, an About every fifth person approached district court. "I'm glad that it lost," said Amy, a refused to comment. fine sophomore of $300 is who has yet to declare a major, Said one. "I don't want to talk about that the "I just didn't it." finds see how Maine was going to "I'm sick of the whole thing." said students arrest survive the winter without any nuclear another, "it's over and power." done with and I'm A brother of glad." altogether diffe William Smith, a senior political science VETERANS! •NI [continued fro Your Armed Forces payments. TA had several wo experience none according is worth Friday, Sept. 26 "We will ti Complete shows at 4:00 student this y - 6:00 - 7:30 here gets paid MONEY! week, running Saturday, Sept. 27 their own gas ti Complete a pretty close shows at 11:00- 1:00 • 3:30 According tc If you got out as an E4 with 3 years, Starring Professional ment funds the Freestyle Team Members cornpugraphic you can earn $80.52 per weekend, or Steve Rechtschaffner. Renee Lee Smith. Bruce Bolesky. Ritz said, amo and Robbie Huntoon. "I feel very g $1360.44 per year, including 2 weeks The show features a gigantic Aerial Ramp and a said Spellman. Revolving Ski Deck. Spellman sa annual Publisher's Bo train ingwith your local Reserve unit. Autographs & Apples student govern Be sure to stop in and see the latest Edition, as well 1980-81 ski gear! b— $1.50 Check it out! ITS NICE TO HAVE A FRIEND IN THE BUSINFSS Cut an Call your Army Reserve Recruiter. 470 Ur 942-7909 SICIRACK from L Maine Square. Hogan Road. Bangor 945-6474 or 945-6475 r,d, I 11-4 I ',Out da/14 1114, ( 11,4'11 'owl OPEN , by apr

NIB MI I= WIN III MD Afaine Campus • Friday. September 26, 1980 local 3 Student and father bag a moose on first day out

by Scott Milliken rt Staff writer deaths to trains, trucks and Canadian poachers hunting illegally in Maine. For the first time since 1935. it is legal to England said that hunting poses no more hunt moose in Maine. or a threat to Maine's moose population Through a lottery system, the state (estimated around 20,000) than those issued licenses (good from Monday until accidental and illegal killings. "More get sundown on Saturday) to 700 Maine killed by railroads than if there was a 3 residents, including Bobby England, a (regular) hunting season," he said. 20-year-old UMO freshman from Sears- port. Mr. England said he was "thrilled" by On Sunday. preparing for the season's his son's gift of allowing him the kill. They opening day, England and his father drove both agree this may be the last moose over 100 miles on the logging roads near season for years. "Odds are," said Mr. Jackman, scouting for moose or moose England. "that I'll never get a chance at a tracks. They found nothing. moose again in my life. Bobby might." However, returning early Monday morn- ing they found two bulls, a cow, and a calf, The E.nglands now have about 200 just off the road on the Rockwood Strip, 20 pounds of moose meat at home for their miles northeast of Jackman. As a "gift," efforts. Bobby allowed his father to shoot one of However. "it's not what you'd call the bulls. Mr. England loaded his 30.06 cheap," said England. The lottery cost $5, rifle, stepped out of his pick-up truck and, the license cost $10 and. says Bobby, "it as the bull began to move away, killed it cost us $70 to $80 in gas alone." with one shot. "It was a clean kill." said "None of the meat's going to be England. wasted," he said. "I know that. Moose is The bull weighed 1,045 pounds, with an delicious.!" antler spread of 51 inches. An animal that Motorcycle-car collision size is very difficult to move and it took the Englands and three friends over two hours to "gut" the moose and get it on the truck. Looking for They then drove to the tagging station in a injures UMO student Jackman where their kill was registered, weighed, and tested by wildlife officials and biologists. Good, Clean By Nancy Storey Keane of Old Town. was pulling out Afterwards, they left some of the 500 Staff writer of the Beddington road, about to pounds of meat, and the hide, with friends Used Car? make a left turn when Della ran into in Jackman, and returned to UMO by 12:30 p.m. Rick Della of her. Gannett Hall was experienced injured in a motorcycle Della, whose condition is still An deer hunterEnglandsays accident late there is little difference between yesterday afternoon as the unknown, has a broken arm, bruised hunting We have 50 to motor- deer and hunting moose. "It's a lot harder cycle he was riding ran into the ribs, leg injuries and a head injury. passenger side of a His case has been referred to a than people make it out to be." said green Vega England. station wagon attempting to neurologist. He was not wearing a explaining there is much "bush- make a wacking" ana searching involved before Choose From, turn onto Long Road in front of helmet at the time of the accident. Barrows Hall. UMO police officer Robert Nor- finding the game. He pointed out that, generally, —it's just dumb The car, driven by man is investigating the case. luck: you re Kathleen there the same time he (the deer or moose) 500.00 and up is there. That's about it. The difference with a moose is, "you can see him easier," said England. (Moose are Ask for Ed Meeks. • America's largest game animals). Liquor Bobby says hes Peen around guns all his life and is familiar with Maines [continued from page — He's quite a hunter," says Mr. England narc be if he gave away his cover?" "What really ticks me off is when the of his son. — He always gets his deer." KELLEY campus police sneak As a forestry student. England worked y Upon being arrested someone in to a frat for illegal sale or on the Spruce distribution, an offender party to find out what's going on. Then Budworm program near St. would be cited to Pomfret last summer. district court. If found guilty they come in and bust the place." He said game tC a minimum wardens 09 Droodomy 9459$40 Dancsr fine of $300 is levied. Martin pointed Robinson said interest is finally being in that area attribute many moose out generated that the finds no joy in seeing college on this issue. "No one was ever students arrested. arrested up there (UMO) for llegal sale before A brother of a campus fraternity had an last year." altogether different view of the situation. LAST CHANCE to rent a refrigerator! Cost - '50.(s10.00 refund upon return) •New Edition Date - Mon.Sept. 29, 1980 [continued from page 1) Time - 6 - 6:30 PM only payments. The New Edition, which once issue, and a proposed Treasurer's Council. had several work-study students, now has which will provide monthly accounts of all Place - Gannett Basement Oxford Basement none according to Ritz. debts and expenditures--"the whole finan- "We will try to get one work-study cial picture" of The New Edition's debt student this year," Ritz said. "Nobody situation. Both, he saia. will work in here gets paid. Some work 80 hours a cooperation with The New Edition. week, running around Bangor burning up "It will serve as a warning signal for their own gas to put the paper out. We are us." he said. "With my new system, this a pretty close staff." can't happen again." Make Your Room Special According to Spellman. student govern- "With proper management and proper ment funds the lease for The New Edition's energy, I think they can stay in operation." CHECK FOR OUR WEEKLY compugraphic typesetting machine, which. said Spellman. "Personally, I'd rather see Ritz said, amounts to $539.50 per month. the paper go on. We've already put a lot of SPECIALS "I feel very good about doing that part." money into it and I'd like to keep it. But if said Spellman. they don't have the resources to do it. we'll Spellman said that he is instituting a have to face reality." Publisher's Boatd. which will oversee the "People have come to expect a good student government page of The New product from us. We will try to continue it Etattix Edition, as well as keep track of the debt as long as possible," Ritz said. b...... mm...... 1 Flowers,Plants, Gifts I $1.50 off with this coupon for a Shampoo, 1 I Large Selection of India Print Tapestries 'I Cut and Blow Dry at HEAD HUNTERS I Bangor. Right 470 Union St., across 1 46 Main St. : off-ramp. i Orono 1 from Union St. ) I I OPEN daily Tues-Sat & Evenings i 866-2100 appointment. 942-0225 . 866-4995 I1 b y I i Expires Oct. 18 fr I DELIVERY TO UMO =I In 1•11 NIN MN EN INN MN I= =I EN NEI NM MN MN INN J ! =I MN MI \ I opinion Maine Campus • Friday. September 26. 1980 - I he Redneck Review Glen Chase

Harris report was NOT %N. inaccurate

It wasn One of our sports reporters, Scott Cole, was recently accused of yellow journalism first into because of the way the story on Rufus nor was ii Harris's arrest was handled. oblivion All I have to say to our esteemed letter unique vv; contributor is what was Cole supposed to able to HI do? If he is doing his job, he will try to been just report to his readers all he can about into a cla! Harris's escapades with the Celtics, both on the court and off. and spirit Anything that Harris does is of major Stooke: concern to the UMO community. He is the group Pet first UMO player to break into moved hi! the big time. If he takes a chance on folk musil throwing it all away, that has to be mainstrea reported too. Christiani As to the charge that what was printed was untrue, I have to again contradict our Together contributor. role did not print or write Stookey op anything that cannot be backed up by night in police Ha or court record. mixing of o UMO It may amaze some people, but we do try success stories to be somewhat responsible such favorii in what we Dragon Case number two. Rufus Harris is now report. Often, people who have been anc Pete Norris has a big job ahead of him. trying to make the Celtics quoted in our paper say, "I didn't mean Garden Sot An article in yesterday's Maine Campus basketball team. A story done by sports that" after they read our story on them. have played told of Norris' new job as an athletic fund writer Greg Betts last year began with the Chances are, the person interviewed did numbers in! raiser for the university. The 1967 UMO quote, "I didn't make Maine basketball, say exactly what was reported, but thought 15 minuted graduate is attempting to bring money, Maine basketball made me." he was saying something entirely different. High Schoo via businesses and individuals to establish In Harris' own words, he owes the Admittedly, we are as prone to error as a bad storyt non-need scholarships at UMO. program much and when he has time any other newspaper, and perhaps even Norris even held golf tournaments available, $3.00 a tickl with one would think he'd be only than UMO coaches during the summer to too willing to help out his alma mater. some n broaden public support. in Black Bear country also has "If he takes a chance times. But if UMO, Norris, and the some success stories. Take Bert Roberge, university's development office really the UMO righthanded pitcher, who is now Stookey want to get a program of athletic with the Houston Astros as they challenge on throwing it all their mone scholarships started here, they're all for the western division crown in the simultanec barking up the wrong tree. National League. away,that has to to songs su UMO's current athletic programs are Roberge certainly would not have been it Over, an not going to draw money to this as appealing_on the baseball draft list university. It's not anything be reported too." designed t4 to do with the without the College World Series Christ." caliber of the programs. Generally, they experience he gathered here at Orono. are all very good. These guys, and UMO women like Ann more than some because we are a student Success, though, is what attracts Turbyne who threw the shotput here, are newspaper. In the learning process, errors Turn money. The university should exploit its athletes now being recognized by a are made. However, in this case there Turn success stories and there are a few worldwide sports audience. They have were none. The events in Framingham Turn floating around. futures ahead of them, futures they could were reported with all the information the I Let's start with Chris Keating, a former not have achieved without the sports available to the campus at the time we UMO linebacker who is in his second year programs at this university. went to press. with the The aud Buffalo Bills. Keating came back Pete Norris seems to have high spirits, As for the charge it was "yellow applause. to UMO last year to speak at the fraternity and that's an asset in the type of job he journalism," how could it be? The four awards banquet. Surely, he would also has undertaken. There are manylittle inch story was buried on page seven in a ( come back to help the university's efforts things he can do to gradually bolster the small box. This isn't splashing it all over to raise money for football scholarships. face of UMO athletics. page one with a 72-point headline and a UMO football and Keating's own hard But don't forget UMO's brightest half-page picture. The situation wasn't work put him where he is today. products, because they probably haven't exploited at all. forgotten their years here. Newspapers like the Boston Globe. the S.M. Boston Herald American, and the Bangor Daily News all reported the same thing. If something like this is of such regional Don't miss importance to such large newspapers, how Livia Anderson can we ignore an event of such implication in Harris' own back yard. new We did not hurt Harris by our report. We always have supported alumni and Do you know who you are going to vote presidential candidate. Whenever there is there was no way that reporting the events for for president? an opportunity to hear a speaker of high as they happen could be construed as If you don't, then you better not miss caliber, be it the Distinguished Lecture slander or mudslinging. This isn't a high the chance to hear John Anderson this Series speakers or any other quality school yearbook for chrissakes, its a Hem! Saturday morning at Hauck Auditorium. lecturer, students owe themselves the goddamn newspaper. As the days of political campaigning opportunity to hear that speaker. dwindle down, it's a pretty safe bet Jimmy Come Saturday night, when you are Carter and Ronald Reagan won't brighten figuring out what you've accomplished for any doorways around here. the day, what will you fill in for the spot Anderson however, Glen Chase is a senior journalism major is for the marked Saturday, morning? John from Mall college vote. And he is a man of national Anderson or the Batman/Tarzan Wells. importance, simply by being a Adventure Hour. to sin S M one The University ofMaine at Orono's student newspaper since 1875 ampous Lditor Dale !slo.,,,ilrglc Mike Steve McGrath Finnegan Kathy Sarns The Maine Campus is puolished daily at Advertising Manager TimMcCloskey Managing Editors Julie Scammell Photo Assistants the University of Maine at Orono. Editorial Page Editor Gina staff Glen Chase In Tune Editors Laura Proud Ferazzi Editorial and )tisiness offices are located Mike Lowry Brian Farley David Lloyd-Rees Jo Heath Copy Editors Malcolm Wayne Munroe at Suite 7A Lord Hall. UMO. Orono Steve Olver Steve Peterson Melissa Gay Loring Business Manager Andrea Magoon Maine. i14469 telephone(2 07)58 l-711. Photo Editor Deo k u pa Keith Perkins Jon Simms Bill Mason Boyd Swenson Advertising and suOscription rates Stacy Viles Chip Lauren Wood Production Managers City Editors Sports Assistants Norton asailaole upon request . Printed at The Brenda Cam Steve Betts Greg Smith Ed Crockett Donna Ellsworth American. Ellsworth. Maine Turn McCloskey Paul Fillmore Nancy Storey Sotomayer Kathy McLaughlin Laura Proud Advertising Representatives 04015 Cartoonists Henry Sports Editors News Editors Kevin Adams Beeuwkes Ernie Clark Ernie Clark Joe Curry Mike Finnegan Alfred Green Maine Canipus • Friday. September 26, 1980 5 art movies In Tune records Gospel tunes enhance Stookey show It wasn't the Me, Outlaws jamming head and hand clapping. The harmonies but as a musician and an artist he Stookey and first into Green and must his music will be with us a ism Grass and High Tides riffs of Stookey's guitar. be respected. and if the audience long, long time nor was it Neil combined to come. ifus Young lulling us into with a bassist. two response to his performance Sunday oblivion with Helpless. keyboard Yet in his own players, a back-up vocalist. ni ht is an indication at all. Noel Paul Steve Harrison tier unique way Noel Paul Stookey was and a percussionist that provided taut I to able to transform what would have musicianship. to been just another night of studying Stookey. who now lives in Blue Hill. out into a classical revival of Maine. underwent oth both mind a change about I and spirit. years ago when he became what is now Ijor Stookey. formerly of the 60's folk referred to as a born-again Christian . the group Peter. Paul and Mary. has Both his music and manners reflects nto moved his talents away from straight this inner philosophy and from the on into the religious audience response. he's far from be mainstream of bow-again being alone in his beliefs. Christianity. , ted Unfortunately. for those in the Together with his Body works Bands. audience who were not as fervent with ne Stookey opened up the first set Sunday their religion, it became by an night in Hauck Auditorium with a uncomfortable situation in which to mixing of old and new tunes including remain. try such we favorites as Puff the Magic It is difficult to determine whether !en Dragon and David Mallet's The an artist or a performer has the right to an Garden Song. Unfortunately. he could stress his or her religious and political n. have played a few more musical beliefs in their performance. Bob iid numbers instead of reciting a rambling Dylan has done just that and I think he Ott 15 minute dialogue of his adventures in is justified. After all, artists must sing. nt. High School Basketball. Not that he's write, paint. etc.. what they believe in as a bad storyteller, but after paying and 'en if they don't. then they are being $3.00 a ticket I expected a little more false. both to themselves and to their than some mere reminiscing about old audience. Perhaps Stookey turned off times. some people by introducing religion into his music. If so then that is the Stookey. however, gave the audience price he and we both must pay. their money's worth in the second set simultaneously singing and preaching to songs such as Building Block, Turn it Over, and a host of new ones ...With a song that he'd been designed to. "Open up the door to singing. ==1 Christ." And they waved to the people that nt they passed. rs Turn it over to the Father all along the highway they'd been re Turn it over to the Son winging; Turn it over to the Spirit, until headed for their paradise at last. the kingdom Come. ye The audiences responded with Not everyone may agree with his Noel Paul Stookey entertained his audience Sunday night with folk and gospel songs applause. laughter. shoutsing. singing. religious beliefs or his spanning his musical career. (photo by Russ Merslight) ur political values a 4)L111.14111.1.I.t.. J*I_)gJA;SI.IAi&ILIkJ!IlIAl et norel a 'N'et,t- rock n'roll 't What's Inside Smokestack Lightning It Smokestack Lightning is a powerful an inspired and dedicated rocker. 3 novel that for the first time captures With the motto "berserk ,:r the better." Livingston Taylor's Preppie goes punk the blood and guts of rock 'n' roll — Landreaux once even tried to all the magic and the madness, the blackmail industry hea% y Wayne new album creativity and the corruption. the sex Harmon to get the band shot. and the drugs. and the people that On the verge of breakitig up. make it all happen. Chronicling the Cakewalk is contacted i” powerful rise of a rock band named Cakewalk manager Harry Seeley aid offered a from the obscurity of honky-tonk dream deal. After weeks of rehearsing a Hemphill's Long Gone Mike Lowry on David barrooms to the celebrity of huge and showcase gigs. the b.ind records its concert halls. John Eskow weaves a first album and goes out .)ii tour Letterman's show compelling tale about the transformations fame and success can wreak. Mullett and Bok Working nights in sleazy beer joint. Smokestack Cakewalk is a band searching for that Indians Lightning elusive break. One record company to singfor after another seems on the verge of signing them but mysteriously breaks off. Tired and discouraged. drummer Mikey Martelli is hungry for the security of playing weddings and bar- mitzvahs, laconic bass player Paul Rocketing from groupies Baker wants the st.:adv paycheck at the to promoters. from the East Village to Quick Takes Club Istanbul. and even lead singer Beverly and songwriter Hills. from raw demo tapes to Jimmy Caine is ted up triple with his schizophrenic platinum albums. Smokestack lifestyle — Lightning substitute embraces every riff. lick. teaching by day, hard hook. drinking and occasional and drumbeat in rock 'n' roll. •,:stacy oy United Artists night. and the despair fr, in has purchased the film a broken rights. and Jonathan marriage. Only ace quitarist Alan Taplin. who produced "The I ast Waltz". Landreaux is the true diehard of the is scheduled to produce it group. Surviving on as a major a d .1 of gin. motion picture. Penthouse cocaine, and guitar licks has Landreaux is purchased the first serial rights. Maine Campus • Friday. September 26, 1980 6 arts Maine C Taylor is as good as his brother

skeptics who compare him to his Maggie Taylor and Marvin Gaye. feeling of being a child again, brother. running The second side of the album also through the house before it is bed-time. I return( There is no comparison because one has you up and listening to a tune The last song. Marie. is a spring afte cannot typical love compare two very different and previously recorded by the Mamas and song that quietly lulls you to local favor contrasting sleep. styles. the Papas called Dancing in the Streets. Written by Randy Newman. its rather know: thel Ready Set Go is the first song on the struts her stuff on this candy coated lyrics are handled well by Neil Youni album and Taylor has you ready to song and the Thomas-Taylor duo is a Taylor and his crooning voice company. dance makes with this tight composition. combination that Livingston would be you listen just to hear him. the count r3 Guitarist makes the tune smart to use in future albums. Although the album has some more than hop with very his slick licks and backup Taylor has a real winner with a song good qualities. Livingston Taylor it. Then cal vocalist Carla Thomas adds a new co-written by he and his wife Maggie seems to miss the mark and with it a rei dimension doesn't to Taylor's work by giving called Out Of This World(Watching quite deliver the energy that he refuge of ti the song more depth. the Milky Way pour by. Looking the obviously does in concert. As one of scene--the A song previously recorded by man in the moon in the eye. I'm out of the crowd that saw First off, Orleans. Livingston Taylor Dance With Me. is a rather this world.) in Hauck Auditorium in difference i subdued version previous years of the song that lends There seems to be some connection it is hard to say why he lacks on vinyl is because I credence to the assumption that between the next song. Face Like Dog. what he delivers in concert. either. I do Livingston Taylcr Livingston Possibly can adapt a previously and the album cover which sports he's still a man in search started out Man's Best Friend recorded of a popular song as well as his sibling. Livingston with man's best friend identity. caveman ro Although somewhat different, the (covershot). Strangely enough there Livingston Taylor would need no nosed brats unmistakable I aylor sound Livingston Taylor is a trait seems to be a resemblance. Face Like popular identity if he handled a mass nightclub sc is a man who is as that Livingston. try as he will, Dog individual as any artist cannot is a tune that has a Jamaican audience the way he handles a live phenom. wi but still must and never will overcome flavor break the barrier of (I'm not featuring Jeff Baxter on a fine group of fans. His albums. however. lovers are rc being James complaining). acoustic Taylor's younger brother. guitar. It still has that have become progressively better and your pink s The voice Taylor draws from a wealth of potential for marks him a Taylor and he talent growing on you. more professional, so it seems that orange pair can never on the album. Some thirteen or so Maggie and escape that, but his new album Man's Livingston also with a little bit of luck. he is destined to world of a y lyricists have contributed to the collaborate on another song called become not Baby O's Best Friend is another effort to capture completion just 's little of the album, among them Pajamas. This tune has a childlike brother. nightclubs i the hearts of new fans as well as those Randy Newman. Livingston's wife quality and truly gives the listener the --Steve Peterson they haven' the club's oi glittering de the now pas Long Gone coming on Help! in peace.) I I

Long Gone,by Paul Hemphill Hemphill's forceful characterization (Viking Press, 1979). is a delightful and doesn't stop at the main characters Le poingnant novel about love. however. Two background characters In Tune needs writers disillusionment and heartbreak in the make meaningful contributions to the deep south in the summer of 1956. story line. They are Dixie Lee Box. a The novel centers around Cecil B. wordly teeenage girl who Stud picks up The institu '"Stud" Cantrell. the 39-year-old as a one night stand and ends up American player-manager call telt of the Gracevitle. Fla. meaning much more to him. through meta Oilers.The Oilers are a collection of There is also the Rev. Q. Talmadge. has-beens and never-will be's, the dregs the homosexual owner of the Oilers The summei ot minor league baseball. As Stud who also runs a funeral parlor, a used 581-7531 appearances b puts it. "I got the worst goddamn club car lot and radio station WGOD(the Dallas, Dom I in the history of baseball." voice of God in Graceville. Fla.) appearances b The Oilers begin to rise through the Hemphill grew up in standings of the class D Alabama- Birmingham.Ala. which is probably It began Iasi Florida League mainly due to the slick why his description of the south is so dumped the cc fielding of teenage second baseman realistic. On why baseball thrived in Student Advisory Committee affordable Mi Jamie Weeks and the powerhitting of the south Hemphill writes. "the movie because he wa black catcher Joe Louis Brown. They houses, the pool halls, the beer joints. ways of the MI go from 12/12 games back at the all-star the VFW clubs and the bingo parlors- Counseling break to challenge the league leader for all representing the last opportunities Instead. whil bought the title at season's end. toward forgetting the misery of his own hoeing The Counseling Center is seeking volunteers to calling Characterization is a strong point in fields and whipping bony cattle all serve them co Hemphill's writing. He makes old day...The only escape in these towns as members of a Student Advisory Committee. stereotypes into living, breathing was baseball; to sit amid a swarm of human beings mosquitos at night and drink a beer Requirements: An interest in promoting mental health on while the culls of professional baseball A good example of Hemphill's fell all over themselves on ragged campus and a willingness to work on specific tasks characterization is Stud Cantrell. the infields. and down-and-out athlete. Stud. once a Incidentally, the author himself tried issues relating to that goal. phenom in the Yankee farm system. out for a class D team and was cut. has taken shrapnel in his knee during Possibly this was the inspiration for the For further information World War II. thus eliminating his character Jamie Weeks who also hailed contact Charles 0 Grant, Ph.D., hopes tor a major league career. from Birmingham. 10 Director, 101 Fernald Hall Fernald compound Stud's problems. his wife Overall Long Gone is a book both left him and it had been a downward sports and fiction fans can enjoy. It is - • spiral ever e - •r • - • = since. Hemphill's fourth book and - 16. ea. -4 first 4000.0.49.40.411.4.0.4.4,0.41.0.0.4.41.W.0.4W, 00.04,04.40.41.0.0.410.4 Stud's foil 00.04.0.41Wy0.00 is Jamie Weeks. Jamie is novel. If Long Gone is any indication . •4,0000. Ito innocence what Stud is to of Hemphill's ability, he could soon be Ent experience and it is here that the novel a wecome addition to the American hinges; Jamie searching for fiction scene. University of Maine Blues Over experience I and Stud searching for for a Sept. 26 & 2 lost innocence Dale McC;arrigle Barstan's ,04,0,0410.40.04•..0.0 4,•. s,04,404 4. .0 411,.•0114,040.•..0.40 .410.410.0••••••• Employee's •••00000 .0064%..0.0 Credit • .0.0.4.0 4:6.0 41.. Union • • • 0 Presen • Discount Beverage i SEA • •Limited Offer• Glenn Jenk • • Sept. 27 • *: WE HAVE OPEN 7DAYS A WEEK SET ASIDE '100,000 AND REDUCED OUR Damn Yam NEW AUTO LOAN 9-11 MON RATES TO 12.5% A.P.R. Joy Spring 9-12 THURS ENJOY THE CONVENIENCE Oct. 1 & 2 9-11 TUES OF AUTOMATIC Barstan's 9-lam FRI LOAN PAYMENTS WITH PAYROLL DEDUCTION 9-11 WED 9-lam SAT Judy Labb TERMS UP TO 48 12-9 MONTHS Sept. 30 an SUN Bear's Den 866-7711 Stop by Now . at 9 Coburn call for keg and tap reservations Hall King Biscui or give us a call at'8'9 with Parrv( •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Sept. 28 .0%,..•.•.••••••• WMEB FAI •••••••••••••••!•••••••••• •••••••••••••••••VVi°40"4",*• ••••••• •••••••••••• Maine Campus • Friday. September 26. 1980 arts A "preppie"gets punked out

I returned home to New Jersey last come to prominence at the club and in Mpments later. the Moderns-- them all going. yet there I was half spring after a year of listening to the the New York/Jersey area after cornplete with orange hair. purple buzzed myself. getting absorbed into local favorites here in Maine. You reading various magazine reports and orange and green outfits, and pointy the scene. know: the Outlaws. Molly Hatchet. letters from friends. But hearing about white Joe Jackson shoes--ran violently Then I realized that I really had Neil Young. the Grateful Dead, and the simplistic three chord music turned onto the stage. throwing the jam- enjoyed the evening in the same way I company. I had become accustomed to out to be only half the laugh. The rest packed club into a frenzy. Even I enjoyed my first drunk several years the country rock music scene. No, came from being able to observe first- joined in the cheers of "fockin' awrite. ago--they both were a lot of fun at more than that. I was really enjoying hand the sociological peculiarities of man!" Prime time to get into some first, but made me sick later. Actually. it. Then came summer vacation and the punkers. dancing. I figured. WRONG! As I I suppose that's a little harsh, but I just with it a return to the surprising new From the moment I entered the club. started to go into the basic freestyle can't seem to get into feeling rebellious refuge of the punk rock/new wave I felt alienated from the plastic people rock dance routine. I stopped dead and through music that is largely scene--the Jersey shore. who stared at me with bug-eyed. noticed everyone popping up and down meaningless and focuses only on drugs, First off, don't ask what the "psycho killer" look that really gave like a convention of kangaroos, sex, and rock lobsters. difference between punk and new wave me the willies. I hadn't dressed for the shaking their heads wildly and rubbing Sure. they act, look and sound half is because I haven't quite figured it out occassion--just jeans, and a "nice" up against each other. creating enough crazy. but the novelty of seeing the either. I do know, however, that what shirt, so instead I tried to be "trick" friction to start a bonfire. This. I punkers in the flesh was something that started out as guitar slamming. (i.e., cool, hip, socially acceptable in would later discover, is called pogo- will stay with me for a long time to caveman rock being played by snot- punk terms) by copying everyone else's ing.(Remember pogo sticks when we come. I haven't bought any B-52's nosed brats in the underground British example of walking pidgeon-toed. were kids? Hence the name.) Again I albums yet nor do I plan to. In fact I nightclub scene has grown into a social That was hard enough. but then I had to make a quick adjustment to the haven't even played my one Elvis phenom. whether Lynyrd Skynyrd realized I had forgotten to wag my situation. So what if I looked like a Costello album since that fateful night. lovers are ready for it or not. So nut on head from side to side while at the mexican jumping bean out there; at But for my own well being. I think your pink sidewinders and your bright same time jutting my chin out and least I wasn't alone. This was I'll spend this summer in Maine. safely orange pair of pants and enter the jerking my shoulders forward regimented insanity. to 'oe sure. tucked away in the land of One Last world of a punk rocker. rebelliously. It took a while. but after Soon my pogo power waned, and I Swing. Blues Prophets. and company. Baby O's is one of the newer some time and a few stiff drinks. I was left the dance floor exhausted and They're about the "trickest" bands I nightclubs in Seaside Heights. feeling pretty cocky,(which In fact. of course bathed in sweat. Now I was alone. want to see from now on. they haven't even had time to get rid of is a necessary state of mind for the Everyone else bobbed and bobbed and the club's original neon lights and prospective punker.) In no time I had bobbed for what seemed hours, while glittering decor, a painful reminder of the disjointed walk down pat. feeling the band slammed away at the three the now passe disco fever.(may it rest confident that I had blended into the basic chords. I shivered to think about --Brian Farley in peace.) I knew that new wave had scene. But it wasn't to be so easy. the massive amount of drugs that kept Letterman show revives TV comedy

The institution known as the picked up the not-so-incredible John Letterman, fortunately. American television talk show is Davidson, who proved beyond a had other Get the idea? In Letterman's going doubt ideas. The results have own through metamorphosis. that bland is in on daytime TV. been a lively words. "Almost more fun than and never predictable hour the And with the human being can stand." The that was just the beginning. most off-beat comedy since the summer was a deluge of appearances was dunked in her premiere of the then-original Saturday by every cast member of sou flee. Tom Snyder The show has forsaken the Dallas. Dom Deluise, was expanded, Nigt Live in 1975. and occasional and the invincible Johnny Carson mainstream talk-show guest in favor of appearances by the was guests Spinners. cut to an hour, 'oy his own choice. with other claims to fame: the man who climbed the World Trade It began last winter when Group W Enter David Letterman. Center. the author of a book on raising dumped the comfortable and always In an effort to draw viewers away an ape as a pet. Mr. "Fix-it." and affordable Mike Douglas presumably from game shows and reruns. NBC even, once in a while, a non-traditional because premiered he was no longer "hip" to the a live talk show in July. to talk show celeb. like Chevy Chase and ways of the modern day housewife. feature comedy. news update. music. tennis star Arthur Ashe. and celebrity guests. Instead, while Douglas simply bought his own network and kept on In other words. more of Dallas and The program also has a resident calling them co-hosts. Westinghouse the Spinners.. comedy troupe. including Rich Hall. who does satiric movie reviews, news reenactments.(done with plastic miniatures), and filmaker Will Shriner.

The beauty of the show and its freshness, The spontanaity of the days of live however, comes from television have returned. Example: Letterman himself. A former disc Letterman sends a viewer from the jockey and frequent host of the Carson show, studio audience out to buy coffee...for Letterman has a quick wit and a rare sense of the comic ad-lib. It's fascinating to the whole studio audience. Letterman just watch the little gears turn and see how that has his Christmas show, with the newly mind works. crowned Miss America singing Carols. and a visit from Santa Claus...on the It's worthwhile entertainment. and a Entertainment Movies first week of September. An in-depth delightful change of pace from thc series on "Man and His Vegetable." repetetive temper tantrums of the SEA Movie Phone Blues Over Easy calls to people in small-town Jeffersons. But do it now.. Early The Black Stallion newspaper articles. ratings haven't been outstanding. Sept. 26& 27 Sept. 27 Barstan's 7and 9:30 p.m. Hauck --Mike Lowry SEA Sci-Fi Film Festival SEA Presents 20.000Leagues Under the Sea Glenn Jenks 7p.m. 101 English/Math ALL Sept. 27 SEA Damn Yankee Movie JUNIOR ZOOLOGY MAJORS The Electric Horseman Sept. 26 Must Take Joy Spring (Jazz) 7 and 9:30 p.m. Hauck Oct. I & 2 THE Barstan's ENGLISH Miscellaneous PROFICIENCY EXAM Judy Labbe Sept. 30 and Ott.! Acadia Nat. Park Trip To Be Administered Bear's Den Sept. 27 For info call 581-7598 Monday,September 29,1980

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The Bangor Hilton Inn will present play at Hauck the Flamenco Dance Company of to Ramon de Los Reyes on Friday and Saturday night. September 26 and 27. Producer of Flamenco Nights is A student club called Native Teresa Torkanowski of the University Americans in Maine is going to of Maine School of Performing Art sponsor a concert on Sept. 28 featuring Dance Division. Ms. Torkanowski has Gordon Bok and David Mallett to raise said. "This magnificent flamenco funds for the Wabanaki Alliance. artist and his company. whom I have Bok and Mallett will perform this had the privilege of applauding and Sunday hight at 8 p.m. in Hauck raving over many times in Europe and Auditorium to raise funds for Maine's in this country will certainly bring fire. only Indian newspaper. Along with excitement, color and an experience Bok and Mallett will be a group of not easily forgotten in northern Maine. traditional Indian dancers. Bok and The performance is part of the Mallett said they are doing the concert Bangor Hilton's Spanish month during out of their desire to demonstrate An which they will sponsor the Flamenco support for the Indians of Maine. Nights dancers and include a Spanish The Indian dancers are led by Joseph menu the night of the performances. A. Nicholas, who directs Project .1•4•4•44•4‘ To the Edit Indian Pride in Calais. The project attempts to perpetuate Indian language Maine Masque will begin its 75th and cultulre and instill pride in children anniversary season with the I am rep for their Indian heritage. presentation of Anton Chekov's editor in a The Maine Campus The entitled. "A Tickets are available today in the Cherry Orchard directed by Dr. James Memorial Union (in the lobby or near Bost. I feel th interesting the Bears' Den). Tickets are also The play. said to be "the modern decided to available at the door. General masterpiece that revolves around Restaurant the candidate admission is $5.00 and $4.00 for moving but comic fall of a lost apparent students with an I.D. generation." will be presented ti in nomination Hauck Auditorium October 21 - 25 at Now one Guide 8:15 p.m. A matinee will also be rr oam!curcourom running as sows shown at 2:00 on Friday. October 24 ; wishes to r Other plays slated for the Maine choice, or o Masque program this season will be as an inder • Shakespeare's Macbeth in December. • WIPP •Meredith win the righ Wilson's The Music Man in Well, V •February. and who k Arthur Miller's The If Crucible in April. Mr. An 99c.SPECIAL Ibsen's Brand will give the .1 be directed by James A Miller as a choice then • a quarter graduate thesis project but is Get -pound • not courage am included on the Maine Masque ticket. hamburger & an order• Season rat ionality. tickets are available through not Friday at the a via'o of Memorial Union at spoiler. french fries for just S10.00 for Hi students and $14.00 for financially others. Single tickets a 99c with this coupon will cost $.3.00, campaign students, and $4.00. • Not good others. Season tickets may also constituency a be obtained after upon disillu with any other offer Friday at the Theatre .6 and Dance both of ‘,‘, ▪ Cheese & tomato extra g department office at 270 Stevens Hall. I Good at Bangor Mall I Season ticket holders receive first choice of seating. & Union St. Opp • Wendy's Mark Noack • Expires Sept. 2', 1980 E. To the Edit( ameourom NAPOLIPizza The story Orono summit of istrong but mine. Wt WEEKEND opportunity want. Talk i SPECIALS I get two it don't reall3 Large Ham Italian second. niz what they sub-sandwiches 1 portage up I proved pc NOW *1.50 UNIVERSITY CINEMRS SHO 'SAT a 7:30& 9:30 can do whal BARGAIN MATINEES SAT.& SUN. AT!P.M. eyes and yo you want to Any Two-Item A Fantasy, A Musical, A Place Where Dreams Come True. 10" PIZZA OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN NOW *2.50

Sorry, no coupons on this special A UNIVERSAL PICTURE 154 Park St. ONE OF THE YEAR'S FUNNIEST MOVIES 866-5505 DON'T BELONG. Maine Campus • Friday. Septembe r 26, 1980 9 Put aside partisanship EQUAL TIME To the Editor: At this time I find party loyalty for party loyalty's sake a poor reason to be a The daily Maine Campus conformist. There are choices in this welcomes Dear Mr. Costello, electionthat letters to the editor. Please keep can do no worse than what them we presently have. brief and type them double-- Being a democrat spaced. We myself and having In '80 let's not prove that the only may have to edit letters waited in line for for space, two hours in '76 to thing that Jimmy Carter is competent clarity, taste style. vote for J.C. I can accuracy or libel. almost sympathize at is getting elected. David. I urge you with your partisan Send them to stance on the and others of the party to put aside us at Suite A, Lot d upcoming election. Hall, UMO, Orono, Maine 04469. partisanship, and do your country and Please include signature. phone Your appraisal of candidate Carter the free world a favor. Vote number and address. Names with- as an incompetent is correct. But intellegentely. held in special circumstances. instead of only looking at him as inferior and incompetent compared to Sincerely. Ted K.. you might as well face facts and admit that he is inferior to anyone. Laurence Roberts Anderson is a spoiler

i To the Editor: records on election day. Added to this is his lack of time and exposure. Even if he were able to rally and th I am repsonding to the letter to the more An double his support the best he editor could hope for would be to put it into The in the Campus dated 9/24/80. entitled. the House of Representatives where he Fames "Anderson CAN do it!" I feel the Anderson candidacy is an wouldn't have a prayer becauseofparty interesting lines. yrn one at most. Mr. Anderson decided to I consider the run as an Independent John Anderson a spoiler candidate only when it was quite because I fear a Reagan presidency. I apparent that he wouldn't gain the don't fear as much the Democrats nomination of the voting for 25 at Republican Party. Anderson nationwide as I do Now one might say that Anderson is within certain states. States such as running as an New York. r 24 Independent because he Massachusetts. Illinois and wishes to offer the people another California. because of the large choice. or one might number of be say he is running students and disillusioned as an independent liberals these iber, because he didnt states contain. I do not win the right to run believe Anderson win as a Republican. could win these Well, who knows? states. but I feel he may take away If Mr. Anderson enough votes will is truely running to from Carter to allow give the American people another Reagan to win these states and thus the choice then I commend him for his election. Be objective, think about it! courage and concern :ket. but question his rationality. I believe ough Mr. Anderson is David Costello not a viable candidate but only a chairperson spoiler. His campaign lacks support UMO Democrats T financially and .00, structurally. His campaign also lacks on a real constituency. His support is founded upon disillusioned voters and students both of which have poor Hall. turnout sen. william s. cohen commentary Opportunities New bill cuts spending Last week. Ile full Senate irresponsible and reckless method Budget (OMB) must share adopted my approach the to ending of government management. blame. One of my aims is to To the Editor: "hurry-up" spending, the A new 60-day rule would be initiate a system of management annual spending spree federal imposed that would prohibit any that is based on incentives for agencies pursue in the final two federal agency or department efficiency and frugality. More The'story about the portage to the months of the fiscal year. The from obligating or spending comprehensive legislation will be summit of Mt. Katandin confirms a amendment became a part of the contract funds in August and required to implement all of the ,strong but not widely held belief of 1981 fiscal year appropriations September of a fiscal year. unless parts of such a system mine. We have the freedom and for the Department of Housing public notification of the In addition. Congress opportunity to do anything that we and Urban Development. must contract had been made at least begin to take a more realistic and want. Talking to other UMO students. In approving the amendment two months prior to its award. reasonable approach ideas: first. many students by voice vote, to I get two the Senate Such a plan of management authorizing and appropriating really like what they'e doing; acknowledged the urgency don't of this would insure that adequate time budgets for agencies second. many students don't know bureaucracy-wide proif:m. At is allowed for obtaining Adminsistrators should not what they want. As foolish as the the conclusion of the year-long competive bidding, performing operate in fear that Congress will portage up Katandin may have been. it investigation of "hurry -up" important pre-award audits. mindlessly cut budgets if some point. Students of UMO. you spending. conducted proved a at my allowing private firms time to money is returned to Treasury whatever want. Open your request by the can do you the Governmental prepare bids, and planning more at the end Recognize what Affairs of a fiscal year. ()NIB eyes and your minds. Subcommittee on efficiently for agency purtchases Oversight can play a key role in you want to do. Then...DO IT! of Government of equipment and services. becoming Management, a more vigilant the annual cost of Although it would be easy to watchdog this of agency spending wasteful spending was assail bureaucrats alone for this practices. estimated as well as reporting to Thomas J. Wolf at '2 billion. My problem. Congress and the Congress '84 amendment on its evaluations of UMO directly attacks this Office of Management and agency kmanagement.

..TFOR GOING BACK TO SLEEP. A Jo wire Maine Campus • Friday. September 26. 1980 Booti Led Zeppelin BC,U Lowsiown drummer dies by Dale McC LONDON - A spokesman tor Atlantic Staff write Records International in London said drummer John Bonham of the Led Zeppelin rock group was found dead The Black Friday. September 26, 1980 Thursday at the home of a friend. hostile envir The spokesman refused to give the weekend in tl 12 noon - Peanut Butter & Jam - cause of death and would say only that First, they musical entertainment in the Union. Bonham "died in England." play the UM; A senior executive then tackle ti 4:30 p.m. in New York for Sabbath Eve Service, Swan Song Records. who are fifi sponsored by HiIlel. Drummond Michael Fox. said Chapel. there will 'oe no further statement on the death until completion of an a 5-1-1 recorc 6:30 p.m. Pot luck supper, followed autopsy tomorrow. Swan Song Minutemei by Contra Dance at 8 p.m. Music by produces the group's records. Atlantic young team, Marsh Island Band. All welcome, no distributes the Swan Song label. the squad. ." experience needed. Donation $1.50. The 32-year-old Bonham made different pis Orono his Community Center. home in Worcestershire and had been Kidd. "We'i together. 7 and with Led Zeppelin since its formation Thii 9:30 p.m. SEA movie The in 1968. Electric Horseman, Hauck. Other members are Robert In goal. Ki Plant. Jimmy Page, and John Paul In addition. the FDA said it will also Matt Esteve! Saturday September Jones. ask all major U.S. tampon Olsher. with 27, 1980 manufacturers Arms control The group recently completed a to join a campaign to playing time. 7 and 9:30 p.m. SEA movie The successful European tour in which one educate women about toxic shock. a There w; Black Stallion, Hauck performance in Nuremburg. West rare disease that seems linked to talks to begin necessary for Germany was canceled because of what tampon use. last year's 8 p.m. Wilde-Stein Club Dance, The FDA again asked women to stop MCA. was called Bonham's "physical graduating (a exhaustion." using Procter and Gamble's "Rely" UNITED NATIONS - Secretary of 13 goals in 14 tampons. since that brand has been State Muskie said he and soviet Sunday September 28, 1980 foreign "I thought linked to more cases of toxic shock minister Gromyko reached agreement trouote with t 5-6:30 p.m. Make an appointment than any other. Procter and Gamble Thursday to open superpower "but it's work for the Preventive Medicine Pro- Tampons cause has withdrawn the product from the negotiations for a cutback in nuclear Sophomore gram. York Hall or York Village. market. missiles in Europe. The new arms sweeper. Sopl Many women are asking whether it is control negotiations are expected to stopperback. 7 p.m. Wilde-Stein Club meeting. toxic reactions safe to use tampons. But even experts open in mid-October in Geneva. The and co-captail Peabody Lounge, Union. at the center for disease control in two leaders met at the United Nations. Junior Joe Bo Atlanta can't answer the Question. It is not immediately 7 p.m. SEA Sci-Fi Film Festival clear whether should also set NEW YORK. N.Y. - The Federal Food Muskie received from 20.000 Leagues Under the Sea, 101 and Drug Gromyko any Kidd laude EM. Administration suggested The center is not urging women to assurances that the Soviets would that tampon try to "The midfield manufacturers put give up tampons. but it is suggesting use their influence to end the spreading since I've 'oeei warning labels on their product. All graduate students are reminded that it may 'oe safer to use fewer war between Iran and Iraq. UMO coach 1 The labels would alert that applications for GSB student women to the tampons less often. US officials disclosed, meanwhile. halfback Rick grants link between toxic shock syndrome are due to the Grants and that the US and some half-dozen allied has one goal Committee/Graduate Center in Est- tampon use. An FDA spokesman said Dr. Walter Schlech of the center for disease governments are holding informal games. Other abrooke Hall by 5 p.m. on Oct. 1. the warning might not be needed on control said that an absorbent compound used in "Rely" talks at the UN. They're discussing the play are Fritz every brand. noting that studies have may be one setting reason why users of that brand seem up of a naval task force to Brigham indicated some differences between to protect western brands. be more susceptible. oil shipments from the Harrington (! Persian Gulf region. Sidman (freshi The forwarc summed up in Junior co-cap COME MEET scored four Tony G. Dia! assists. Kidd the Diases for Kidd has bi Independent year's leading Presidential Wayne Mora Candidate Field by Pam Cohen Staff writer

"The team I trying to get JOHN B.ANDERSON years!" said C Lady Bears ; Wednesday el All aspects place for the early lead ai throughout t speed from tl from the liners the defense. ' for?" asked D Janet Hosk for the Bears Betsy Hardy's for the Black This was the UMF. for the spree. Half knocked in a

9:30 AM University of Maine Saturday Sept. 27 at Orono Hauck Auditorium Campus Maine • brutal.. September 26. 1980 sports 11 Booters to play BC,U Mass Intramural wrap-up by Dale McGarrigle Staff writer It was a busy weekend on UMO athletic fields this weekend. as Dave The Black Bears booters travel to the Ames' intramural program swung into following hostile environs of Massachusetts this action for the first time last weekend in their first road trip. weekend's rainout. First, they visit Amherst Friday to In fraternity touch football action play the UMass Minutemen (2-3). They Sunday. SAE downed Delta Tau 28-0. then tackle the Boston College Eagles. Sig Ep dropped Sigma Chi 28-14. ThE who are fifth-ranked in this week's edged Alpha Gam 30-20. and Lambda New england coaches soccer poll with Chi bounced DU 14-0. a 5-1-1 record. Minutemen coach Russ Kidd has a In dorm gridiron games. Oxford young team, with only three seniors on cruised past Dunn 1 & 2 10-2. York 2 the squad. "We've been starting a few trashed Penobscot 16-2. Corbett 2 different players each game," said nipped York 3 14-12. Oak & Hannibal Kidd. "We're finally putting it all 2 trampled Knox 32-2. and York together. Things are starting to click." Village hammered Hancock 3 28-13. In goal, Kidd has alternated junior Corbett, Chadbourne, and Estabrooke Matt Esteves and sophomore Brett all claimed forfeit wins. Olsher. with Esteves seeing the most In frat soccer. Delta Tau bumped off playing time. Beta 5-3. Fiji defeated SAE 4-2. Sigma There was major rebuilding Chi snuck by Phi Eta 2-1, Alpha Gam necessary for Kidd on the defense. with slipped by Sig Ep 3-2, Phi Kan beat last year's entire back four TEP 3-2, Lambda Chi thrashed DU If)- graduating (a unit which I. and Sigma Nu won by only allowed The UMO volleyball team, now 1-6. is preparing for a match against 13 goals in 14 games). the University of disqualification. Southern Maine, which will be held tomorrow morning at 10 a. m. in Len gyel Gym. USM. "I thought we were going to who has a new coach this season, is much improved and should have give the state In trouble with the back line." moo saia. championship spikers a run for their money. Wendy Farrington (15) hammers one home the dorm and independent "but it's worked out fairly well." in last Fridays action against Vermont. (photo by Bill Mason). division. 3 Aroostook triumphed over Sophomore Clovis Ferriera is the i Blue Balls 3-1. the N.Y. Metropolitans assists) with the Diases. Freshman sweeper. Sophomore Gary Deets is Kelley. but has managed. The back clubbed Orono Apartments 4-1. and the Mike Runeare and junior Denis stopperback. with senior Julio Walsh line is composed of sophomores John the IBJ's blanked Gannett 1-0. The Avila complete the forward line. and co-captain Chris New wingback. Carroll Lou Giavannone . and Knox Strikers and 2W Penobscot Kidd said he expects Bob Junior Joe Bortolotti and Scott Cooper Maine to be Misdom. and junior Steve LeBlanc. picked up forfeit wins. greatly improved, but added. should also see game time at back. "There's Much of the scoring punch has come In Greek water polo. Floaters talent here to burn, and this Kidd lauded the midfield, saying is the best from the midfield. Freshman Jay smashed TEP 14-1. Philsap finished team I've had since I've been "The midfield is the strongest it's been here." Hutchins from Cumberland. Maine. DU 8-6. Lambda Chi swam by Sigma Maine could run into a since I've been here." Both Kidd and buzzsaw has three goals and four assists, while Nu 7-5, Sig Ep drowned Alpha Gam 9- Saturday in Chestnut Hill the UMO coach Doug Biggs cited junior in form senior Lou Papadellis has two goals 1. Sigma Chi dunked Fiji 8-1, Delta of the BC Eagles. BC started halfback Rick White of Needham, who off and nine assists. Senior Tony Zarba Tau walloped Beta 8-3. and Phi Eta quickly. running roughshod over has one goal and one assist in five a and sophomore Mike Byrne are the dropped SAE 6-2. host of Division 2 and 3 schools. games. Other midfielders expected other halfbacks. In dorm water polo. 4N Crush beat to BC Coach Ben Brewster play are Fritz Pike (sophomore). John has been Forwards Pete Dorfman (freshman) FTD 9-1, Al's Pals clobbered York playing 17-18 players seeing Brigham (sophomore). Dave regular and ken Bovell (sophomore) are the Bubs 12-3. Dr. Wang's Gang edged gametime and cited senior leadership. Harrington (sophomore), team's scoring leaders with five goals Knox Lobsters 8-7, Fubars nipped and Herb depth, and the quality the Sidman (freshman). of play of the each. Bovell. with a hip pointer, Tubes 9-8. Apt. 16 slipped by Chianti freshman class. is The forward line can be questionable for Saturday. 4-3. Well Dunn won over IBJ's 3-2. pretty much Injuries have plagued and senior summed up in two words the Eagles this Rich Whalen could see action instead. and the Crabmen downed 1st Ark 6-4. - Tony Dias. far, but depth has covered Junior co-captain Tony it. Starting Biggs is expecting to see a physical M. Dias has keeper Tom McElroy scored four goals. while is out sick strong BC side. Also UMO has sophomore Saturday. as starting the Applications for co-ed volleyball. Tony G. Dias left fullback Paul added disadvantage of playing has one goal and two Zientek. with on a men's fall indoor softball. co-ed assists. a thigh pull. narrow Astroturf field, with Kidd said. "We can count on Freshman a serious candlepin bowling, men's broomball. the Diases for the bulk of the Gordon Farkouh has crown effect (in other words, scoring." filled in well it's fraternity golf. and 3-man basketball Kidd has been able for McElroy. registering higher in the center than on the to replace last five shutouts. edges). should be into the intramural office by year's leading scorer. the graduated This will cause balls to run out of Brewster had to replace Sept. 29 at 5 p.m. Wayne Moran (seven goals. three graduated bounds quicker. 'back Emerson Davis and Rich yr=11=1:=11=J1=J1=11=11=1 ./=-11=1(=Jr=l1=-11=Ir=if=h=J1=11=11=If=11=Jr=11=11=If=li="Jr=lf=li Field hockey romps 11 It 6-0 'O. 11 by Pam Cohen 7u., Hockey Petkus flicked one by Team needs manager. u. Staff writer on a corner; . Gloria Hewitt sailed one in on a U u. penalty stroke and Janet Hoskin "The team played the u. way I've been blasted another one past a discouraged u trying to get them to play for three u. UMF goalie. The Bears had a it Please years!" said Coach Deb Davis after the call 581-2538 or come u.. comfortable 5-0 lead at the end of the it Lady Bears breezed past UMF first half. , 1.1 Wednesday afternoon U at Farmington. The intensity of the Bears II All aspects of stayed L the game fell into with them throughout the second il. place for the Bears, as half. they took an as a solid defense held UMF scoreless. to the Hockey Office at early lead and played aggressively u while UMO's Janet Hoskin completed U throughout the game. "We had good a hat-trick. -a speed from t u the wings. good control Davis was extremely pleased II. from the liners, and with her good support from squad's performance. "I II. the defense. What hope the ;?; Alfond Arena if more can you ask confidence we have gained interested. 14.6, u for?" asked Davis triumphantly. in our „ scoring ability in our last two games '4' I" Janet Hoskin started things rolling will stand up under pressure. I think 4.---=------r =1"--_-1/7--Ir=1/=Jr---11=Jr=-1- ii for the Bears when she followed 4 4=11--a1=-11 up on will - we will know in about a week." Betsy Hardy's deflected drive to score The Bears will have their for the Black Bears. scoring ability tested as they take on This was the beginning the of the end for University of New Brunswick UMF. for the Bears at went on a scoring Fredericton next Tuesday. They HANSON'S SPORTING spree. Halfback Joanne return Mirabito to the Lengyel field on Friday October knocked in a penalty stroke; Joanne 3. to play rival Colby. GOODS *ti,t 41.4111111kLI igh quality Texas made felt cowboy 01ottri 411111MIPit, Specialists in Wilderness Travel hats in a variety of colors. NOW AVAILABLE "Main St. 141 Orono Sale Price $39.00 866-48-8 M-F 12-5 \ 395 South Main St.

,41 .1* MO ION SW. Dimon° SRAM Brewer, Maine 1, sports Maine Campus • Friday. September 26, 1980 Bears versus Terriers in Nickerson Field showdown

by Ernie Clark th( tight end Scott Phinney make up the Tursky to have time to a knee sprain suffered against URI. Staff writer to throw the Terriers' receiving corps. football against the talented Terrier Others on the questionable list include Overland. the Terriers are missing defense. tailback Leroy Hawkes (neck injury). Three obstacles face the UMO Black last season's leading rusher Mal Taylor was impressed with Bouier's defensive back Matt Downey (knee Bears tomorrow as they travel to Najarian. who signed with the New performance in the URI game. sprain), flanker Tom Torrisi Boston for a Yankee Conference clash "He England Patriots after gaining 1137 makes the big play. and he (mononucleosis) and backup against the Terriers. controlled yards last season. but have two strong the URI game. We haven't controlled quarterback Mike Beauchemin (in First. game time is 6 p.m. at BU's running backs in fullback Sean Weeks URI in three years." test inal flu). .•\ AEI Nickerson Field. the first time the and tailback Gregg Drew. Injuries will play a major role in Black Bears have played at night since Drew is the leading Terrier rusher Saturday's they defeated game. The Terriers' VOL 8 the Terriers 25-7 back in with 224 yards in two games. while starting Boston University 1972. defensive tackle. Dave plays Temple next Weeks, who is also the team's punter. Howard. has been lost for week. but Taylor is not looking Second. the gams: will 'be played the season past on has contributed a great deal to the and Taylor has not the Black Bears. astroturf, which could selected a M pose some Terrier offense. replacement from three "If they beat us they're trouble for the Black Bears, according candidates. 2-0 and in "Weeks has played very well. he's Matt Bennett heads control of the Yankee to UMO coach Jack Bicknell. the Black Bear Conference." been a big factor in our first two casualties. The fine blocking Taylor said. "Our kids "The kids are going to have fullback can't go into to games." Taylor said. is doubtful for tomorrow's the game with a blase adjust." Bicknell said. "Some game due attitude." players Defensively. the Terriers are led by are very NO secure. and others have two outstanding defensive ends. Reggie trouble." Robinson and Clinton Jones. Taylor is by Finally. the Bears will 'oe facing one a converted Stephen 1 tight end with good speed. Staff write of the top powers in the Yankee while Jones was outstanding Conference in last in the Terriers, last year's week's game against UNH. attletie conference -champions Citing "ui co along with Other defensive standouts include the University Maine Teach of Massachusetts. The linebackers Rick Continelli and attiti prohibited pt Terriers Mike are 2-0 on the current Kelleher. Conitelli is the leading group of non campaign, decisive with wins over the tackler for the Terriers with 15 tackles L The MTA f U.S. Merchant Marine Academy and and five assists. while Kelleher against the , the University was of New Hampshire. named Yankee Conference defensive GET IN SHAPE UMO Professionals, Coach Rick Taylor is optimistic player of the 1 have refused week last as he recovered them about his team's chances this year. and a UNH fumble Start the school year with ini and returned it 36 yards on the right to union with good reason. The offense is led for a touchdown. by first team All-East right foot with athletic shoes Stephen Su selection Jim "He got the award for the fumble Jensen. who at 6'5" MTA, said th, is both a strong recovery, but he admitted he didn't from the Athletic Attic - with runner and a hard Maine's I the Maine thrower. play that well." Taylor said. week follov.ing "We know he's ---"""7-9.- only a damn good The talk of New England this week athletic shoe store. the non-union athlete, a legitimate threat on every has been Lorenzo Bouier. The members they down." Taylor said. all regular "But we haven't sophomore sensation currently leads price running shoes, Associated Fai utilized him as $4 OFF well as we could so far the nation in rushing with 497 yards Maine (AFUM this year, because in "The we didn't need to at three games. and was the subject cleated shoes, or Basketball shoes with form Kings Point of a this members gave and we got off to an early good story in the Boston lead at UNH." Globe I coupon the option of i yesterday. Bouier was named Yankee through Sept. 2, 80. 1 Jensen has completed 64 making any fur percent of Conference offensive Player of the his passes in the first Bangor the union,"Si two games. week for his sterling 206 yard Mall 947-6880 including a 96-yard completion encouraging a to performance against Rhode Island last The other starting split end Bob Atirburn Mall 786-3507 o Martinez. week, and will need another strong 1 were, besides p Martinez. flanker Mickey Santos and game to allow quarterback John fee, were to pa $153 contributi, There is a c agreement thai leave the union Sept. 15, but continue to pa HOMECOMING! alternate fees. 980 Sunenbiick a professors of National Right group that oppo OCTOBER the Right to Wc 2-51980 providing lawy IN CONJUNCTION WITH VARIOUS ACTIVITIES, THE UNI- f VERSITY OF MAINE AT ORONO IS LOOKING FOR A HOMECOM- ING QUEEN FOR 1980. IF YOU ARE A FEMALE STUDENT AND An WOULD LIKE TO REPRESENT OUR CAMPUS AT HOMECOMING YOU en1 MAY BE WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR. ALL FINALISTS WILL BE PRESENTED by George AT THE FOOTBALL GAME AND AWARDED THE Staff wri TITLE THERE. THIS Independ IS NOT A BEAUTY PAGEANT OR ACADEMIC date John enthusiastic CONTEST, RATHER WE ARE LOOKING FOR urday that YOUNG LADIES WHO without pal ARE INVOLVED IN THE Speaking CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY WHO POS- than 650 IN ium, Congr SESS VARIOUS TALENTS, INTERESTS, AND ENJOY the audienc PEOPLE. and Reagat APPLICATIONS CAN BE "There at PICKED UP AT THE STUDENT GOV- America ne ERNMENT to sacrifice OFFICE, THIRD FLOOR MEMORIAL UNION, future is wi AND WILL reach out a BE ACCEPTED UNTIL MONDAY, "There is SEPT. 29, 1980. ALL FINALISTS American p isan divisio WILL BE NOTIFIED. republicans pendents tc The Roe chided Pre LET'S MAKE him of "c HOMECOMING 1980 ONE TO REMEMBER! people" by one choice I one for pc Sponsored by the Senior According ti Skull Society is "denigra ical system "The funi • and UMO Homecoming can bring Committee rebuild Ame Kappa gr