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Volume LXXXV No. 80 University of Connecticut Friday, February 12,1982 Moslems fight against DiBiaggio complains Syrian troops in Hama about tight budget DAMASCUS Syria (AP) Syria's Sunni Moslem major- WATERBURY Gov. Wil- DiBiaggio said at a Board of UConn sentiments at the - Fighting raged Thursday ity and the outlawed Moslem liam O'Neill's budget report Trustees meeting Thursday. Office of Poliay and Man- between rebel Sunni Mos- Brotherhood, which has been for UConn outlined so many "No other State agency agement, which makes up lems and an estimated 8,000 fighting to oust Assad and cutbacks that it could be suffered the lack of support the budget, but because of Syrian troops shelling the replace his 12nyear-old labeled a "poliay statement,' we did," DiBiaggio said, the University's size, there city of Hana for the ninth government with a Moslem UConn President John A. adding that 98 out of 106 will always be openings day. Western diplomatic and see page 4 which can't be filled during a other foreign sources said. hiring freeze. The leftist government said Hama was sealed off but that reports of a revolt were DiBiaggio also said that the United States slanders. poor funding may have been One Western resident of caused by illness in the Damascus attempting to State's executive branch or reach the besieged city 120 false rumors of declining miles north of here was enrollment at UConn. The turned back by police who applicant pool is actually told him he could not contin- increasing up to 25 percent, ue because of fighting. He DiBiaggio said. said he saw President Hafez He also said that UConn ws Assad's reinforcements unable' to share information heading into Hama and am- with OPM's analyst although bulances coming out. other State agencies had this Casualty Figures could not privilege before the budget be estimated accurately, but was released. diplomatic and other ac- UConn received the budget a week from last Wednesday and was given counts say the number of only until this past Wed- killed is in the hundreds and nesday to respond to the damage is extensive in the Lincoln more statuesque at 173 proposal, DiBiaggio said. He city of 200,000. St. Louis The statue on the tomb site oi Abraham Lincoln has received a face-lift, just in Hama is a stronghold of time for the 173rd celebration of Lincoln's birthday today.(UPI photo). also criticized the report of the Blue Ribbon Commission positions eliminated in the on higher education which state were at UConn, and suggested that the Board of Volcker warns Congress; that the budget was $5 Higher Education be re- million less than requested. placed by something very DiBiaggio said that there similar to a Board of Re- deficits threaten markets may not be actual ant i- gents. WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican the session, congressional leaders who met with President "We want, very frankly, the running Reagan about his unpopular budget today said roomon Capitol Hill to examine the budget, afterwards they need "running room" to give it an independent look and perhaps come Defense minister says enable them to "perhaps come up with some up with some better results." said Laxalt, better results." Reagan's closest friend n Congress. army controls El Salvador The GOP leaders said Reagan told them he Laxalt, Senate GOP Leader Howard Baker is prepared to work with Congress in passing of Tennessee and House Republican Leader SAN SALVADOR El Salv- source said the army has the budget. Robert H. Michel of Illinois all said today that ador (AP) - El Salvador's launched a major campaign "The name of the game is getting that in- Reagan was prepared to work with Congress defense minister claimed again?' the rebels in the terest rate down and the way to do it, very in passing the budget, Thursday that his forces have southeastern part of the frankly, we think is to reduce the size of the _ the upper hand against leftist country. dificit," Sen. Paul Laxalt, R-Nev., said after seepage* guerrillas, and a military In a telephone interview with the Associated Press tne minister, Gen Jose Guillermo Garcia, denied news reports Candidate Post that the guerrillas control territory or are able to move freely in large parts of the at UConn country. "The armed forces abso- By Al Powell lutely control all the national Staff Writer territony," he said, claiming Connecticut needs effective leadership, state Senator the guerrilla reports were Russel Post, Republican gubernatorial candidate, said Thur- part of a propaganda cam- sday in a lecture sponsored by the UConn chapter of paign to undermine the cred- theNational Political Science Honor Society, Pi Sigma Epsilon. ibility of the U.S. supported "You can't have a good team if the coach is lousy," Post junta abroad. said. "The state needs direction, and that direction will come On Wednesday, counter-in- from the governor's office." surgency troops launched a If elected to that offfice. Post said his three top priorities sweep through large parts of would be to improve education,and the states's economy, and Usulutan province. 81 miles to overhaul the state criminal justice system. southeast of the capital, In order to upgrade the state's schools, Post stressed the where the guerrillas main- need to want to be the best saying "You hav~e to understand, it tain a number of secret is an attitude,that's important, you have to want to be the best strongholds, a military if you are going to be anything at all." While Post cited no source said. specific plans for UConn, he said that UConn's facilities are The source.w ho- asked an- not being used on a statewide level and said that if state-wide onymity for security reasons, use of the facilities increased, so would the cash flow into the identified the soldiers as school. members of the army's crack Post did encourage students to organize their efforts to in- Atlacatl and Atonatl bat- fluence legislators. "Don't rely on hearings to express talions. opinions", he said Residents of Usulutan City, page 3 Page 2 Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday February 12,1982 A look at the Blue Ribbon Commission

By John A. DIBlaggio, President . The University of Connecticut The report is a great disappointment in a num- decide how much each unit would receive. Ob- share of the cost of their education. In addition, ber of ways. To begin with, it does not address its viously, it would not be mandatory that the original standards would be established for the use of original purpose: to ascertain how higher individual requests, as approved, be. honored. facilities, which are being underutilized according education has impacted on the economy and what it Rather the funds would be distributed according to to some conservative estimates. We take exception might do in the future to further assist the needs as the new Department saw them at that to that data and will respond more specifically in a ecDnomic development in the state. Furthermore, time. thotbugh analysis which is currently being the report begins with a conclusion; i.e., that 2. B.O.G./D.H.E. would not only have the prepared. restructuring of the governance system will resolve authority to approve all new programs, but they One of the more onerous aspects of the report is all of higher educations's problems. In sub- would determine the continuation of existing the call for formula budgeting. This is couched by sequent sections of the report, the problems are programs, campuses, schools, or even colleges. saying that the budgeting can be either program or then defined. Interestingly,a close reading of the The Board of Trustees would be provided the op- formula, but it is very clear that the Commissioner report would seem to reflect that the current portunity to making recommendaitons in this favors the formula approach. Applying formulas to system is adequately responding to the challenges sregard, but the final authority would rest with the a university with multiple undergraduate and facing the entire system. new Board. graduate offerings does not seem appropriate and The governance proposal seems to consist of the 3. B.O.G./D.H.E. would determine how has resulted in failure in other states where it has worst of all possible elements. It calls for the recisions would be assessed across the various been applied to universities. establishment of a Board of Governors, consisting units of higher education. Currently, each unit Finally, the report calls for the establishment of of eleven members, none of whom can have any af- decides how it will achieve its recision target. Un- better standards by applying certain performance filiation with constituent units of higher education. der this proposal, the new Department of Higher measurements at the completion of the sophomore Present Boards of Trustees would be retained Education would assess recisions according to its year. Recent surveys would seem to indicate that with, greatly diminished responsibility and wisdom. Thus, if a 50 percent statewide recision standardized tests are not effective means of authority. The Board of Higher Education would be were imposed, one unit of higher eduction may be measuring achievement for all students. It would changed to a Department of Higher Education, asked to absorb a 10 percent recision while another appear that some students would be lost to the retaining the present staff and Commissioner with would suffer none whatsoever. system by such an approach, even though, in con- some obvious need for expansion in personnel. It is 4. While the institutions would be asked to trast to this recommendation,the report suggests clear that the eleven Governors, not having direct define their missions, it would be within the that all students be permitted to transfer from two- and periodic contact with the various units, would parameters defined in the report. Those call for a year colleges to the University. We will investigate have to rely heavily upon the staff for recommen- heavy emphasis on professional/vocational this entire area of the report in greater depth and dations reqarding policy. education, which seems antithetical to the purpose report back to the Board. A cursory evaluation of the recommendations of a university. Again, those mission statements Perhaps the most distressing aspect of the would reveal that the Board of Governors/Depar- would be approved by the Board of Governors, report is the perception, that some of us derive tment of Higher Education (B.O.G./D.H.E.) would rather than by the Board of Trustees, as is the from reading it, that public eduction need be, to assume the following new responsibilities: current practice. use an old New England axiom, "good enough for 1. B.O.G./D.H.E. would not only have Other areas of concern relate to the use of the the people that it's for." If the report were im- authority to submit a consolidated budget for all of Higher Education Index for tuition increments plemented as proposed, there is little doubt that higher educaiton, but would then be authorized to (which is not unfair on the surface), but would not the quality of the University would ulitimatley be appropriate those funds to the various units. In require that the General Fund budget increase by sacrificed. other words, a lump sum would be provided to the an equivalent amount. Thus, it would be an- Department of Higher Education and it would then ticipated that the students would bear a greater Marcos wants to get San Franciscan By MARK BLACKBURN cars had the downtown in- silencer against Psinakis' lef to the Marcos regime, to determine whether Pacific News Service tersection to themselves. t left temple. Psinakis and others could be Psinakis is the mastermind SAN FRANCISCO Psinakis was on his way to "You don't seem to sent to face their accusers behind a campaign of urban Steve Psinakis had stopped prepare a fast-food believe we mean business," within months. An almost terror in the Philippines, as for a red light when the other restaurant in the San Fran- the man said. "This is your certain death penalty lies at Marcos apparently believes, car pulled alongside. The cisco financial district for the last warning. If you don't the end of the road if they or merely a supporter of its man in the passenger seat day's business. wise up, next time we'll let are deported. aims. motioned for him to roll the But the man in the other you have it." Last September the Mar- window down, and Psinakis, car did not want directions. Recalling the meeting, cos regime handed over to thinking he wanted direc- Instead, as soon as Psinakis' Psinakis, one of the most the FBI a captured bomber Marcos' opponents in the tions, did so. window was rolled down, the outspoken opponents of named Victor Burns Lovely, large Filipino community It was 5:30 a.m., still dark, man reached out and President Ferdinand Marcos who told a military tribunal here believe that Lovely and the occupants of the two pressed a pistol with a long of the Philippines, says he in the Philippines that agreed to make a false con- believes the two men were Psinakis had trained him for fession under torture by his Marcos agents. He had been his mission. The plan was for captors. Psinakis hints that threatened before. Lovely, a naturalized he will testify in court that filonurrttrut flatty CamjntB In the two years since this American citizen, to repeat the materials -reportedly incident took place, Psinakis his allegations before a found in his trash were plan- frequently has been accused federal grand jury in San ted there. Today1* Issue: by the Marcos regime of Francisco. helping to lead a campaign In December, the FBI For the time being, it is to destabilize it through a raided Psinakis' San Fran- unclear whether a trial will series of bombings in Manila cisco home after claiming be held. Lovely has refused News Editor Joe Whiting and elsewhere. He has been that a search of his trash to testify before the grand Sports Editor Jeff Hood tried in absentia in Manila revealed the packaging for jury and is being held in jail Arts Editor Victoria Geibel on three occasions and is two nine-volt batteries and in contempt of court. The currently under indictment - two Westclox pocket wat- whole process is in limbo MMvMK there. And under a new ches, as well as lengths of while Lovely takes his case to Second Class Potiag i Mid at Storrs. Conn i*?tx, Pt>o»dey througn Friday dum.g •he academic yea' excluding tun detonating cord from which the U.S. Court of Appeals period! and vacation* Telephone 429-9364 Mail subsenptms 62000 yearly Postmaster tradition treaty designed to 10 pounds of explosives had here. 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More than 2.800 UConn 30 states, and six foreign students earned places on countries. the Dean"s List for the first The current list includes the semester of the 1981-1982 names of 577 freshmen, or academic year, according to about 15.7 percent of the Dr. Thomas J. Burke, univer- total. Eighty-five students, sity registrar. about three percent, earned The total represents just a perfect 4.0 quality point over 23 percent of the 12,430 ratio or straight A's. eligible undergraduates and All undergraduates at is about two percent higher at Storrs and the regional than during the cor-$ campuses were eligible. responding period a lyear Students had to earn at least ago. 12 calculable credits, rank in Students who achieved the top 25 percent of their Dean's List status for the School or College and earn a semester come from 169 minimum QPR of 3.0 to earn Connecticut towns and cities, a place on the Dean's List. USG breaks contract with computer dealer

By Jim Cahill Staff Writer processing capabilities. A broken lease agreement According to Chenyl Hay- between the Undergraduate den, chairwoman of the USG.I A car driven by an unidentified person smashed into the east side of New Haven Hall in Student Government and a many members feel that this£ North Campus shortly after midnight this morning. Outside stairs on the building were computer company may pre- restriction would drastically ; damaged. vent the purchase of a new reduce the "Apple'"s use- The driver of the car was not present at the scene of the accident when police arrived. $15,000 "Apple" computer fulness to the USG. The USG| The Owner of the car is also unknown. by the USG. planned to use the computer^ There are no reported injuries. Police at the scene would not comment. The accident is The USG broke a fivewyear to store books and to compiled under investigation (Jim Lofink photo). lease on a word-processing a schedule of carpooling for ;N computer with the company. commuters. ■■«;«' Under the terms of the The USG's Central Commit- been eliminated," Hayden contract, if the lease is r tee will vote on the proposed said. being discussed by the broken, the USG cannot pur- damaged." said Ron Pape, purchase on Tuesday, Feb. The proposed location of the Central Committee. chase a word processor until Credit Union general man- 16. A two-thirds majority is new computer in the Com- "A $1,000 typewriter has the original fivenyear period needed to approve the pur- muters Union and the re- ager. "I can imagine what already been stolen, and a would happen to a compu- is past. Because three years chase. "1 really don't think it sulting security risks are also typewriter has been remain on the USG's original will pass now that the word ter. lease, any computer pur- processing capabilities have chased cannot contain word ... Post From page one "the decisions nave been "ill-conceived." The tax, he made by then. You are a said, punished the same special interest. Use that, small businessmen that the lobby as a special interest state needs. Post also said group. Organize as many that he would like to cut the students as possible and take waste in state programs, your legislators out to break- citing several instances fast. There is nothing more including $8 million given to effective than direct contact nursing homes which do not with a legislator." meet state standards, $9 Regarding the economy, million that could be saved if Post proposed repealing the some lights were turned off unincorporated business tax, and heat turned down, and calling it "Haphazard" and between $35 and $50 million for consultants.

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The Best VALENTINE SWISS.DUTCH A ARRANGEMENTS^-k $ ITALIAN Chocolate. 0om^SStiXlrlO!fm Page 4 Connecticut Dally Campus, Friday February 12,1982 ... Syria Briefs From page one fundamentalist regime. and most of the economy. an attempted coup by air Although 65 percent of the Assad is an Alawite. force officers in early Jan- Parolee charged with murder Syrian people are Sunnis, Assad's government has uany. Western intelligence been under increasing dome- PALATKA, Fla. (AP) — A 36-year-old Wyoming prison Islam's majority sect, and 11 experts said the government parolee who has led police to the bodies of three hitchhikers percent are Alawites, the stic pressure for the past two arrested 500 people and exe- years. There were reports of and reportedly claims he has killed at least 10 people was latter control the government cuted 30 to 50 officers. The ordered held without bond Thursday in his first court ap- first revolt against the Assad pearance. • government in Hama was in • Robert Dale Henderson appeared in court on a warrant March 1980. Troops put it charging him with the Jan. 25 murder of Dr. Murray B. - down with an estimated 200 Ferderber, 79, a physician from Pittsburgh. Ferderber's TURKEY to 300 deaths. There were wife found him shot in the back of the head in their isolated more disturbances in April mobile home near the small community of Satsuma. 1981. No charges were filed immediately in the deaths of the hitchhikers, who have not been identified. Syrian authorities sum- Henderson has also been charged with murdering three moned the U.S. ambassador of his in-laws in Ohio. He told police in Charlotte County for a dressing down Thurs- over the weekend he has killed 10 or 11 people in five states day. They said reports of a in recent weeks. new revolt in Hama were American slander but that NBA gun used in murder the city remained sealed off indefinatetv after nine darvs. WASHINGTON (AP) — The National Rifle Association must pay more than $2 million in damages because a gun Information Minister Ah- stolen from the organization's headquarters was used in a mad Iskandar told reporters murder, a federal jury ruled Thursday. that troops in Hama were The six-member U.S. District Court jury awarded the pressing a house-to-house money to the wife and young daughter of Orlando Gonzales search for weapons and hide- Angel, who was nearly 28 when he died on a Washington outs of dissidents. street corner during an armed holdup Nov. 27, 1979. The case arose in the Nov. 23, 1979, burglary of the headquarters of the NRA, an organization that lobbies for the private ownership of guns. Four young men looking for weapons removed a metal grill that covered an open window and emerged several hours later with four antique pistols, a semi-automatic El Salvador pistol land ammunition. One of the two convicted killers of Gonzalez was involved in the NRA burglary. Gonzales, a native of El Salvador who From page one raids against selected tar- near the capital destroyed 15 worked as a laboratory animal caretaker at the National In- the provincial capital, said gets. warplanes and helicopters, stitutes of Health, was slain with the semi-automatic pistol thay saw 18 trucks loaded Last week, the guerrillas more than half the junta's air carried by the other member of the holdup pair. with troops pass through started switching their at- force. during the night, apparently tacks from the countnyside to The Reagan administration, Candidate gives energy proposal heading for the town of urban centers. They burned which is committed to pre Juacaran. more than 55 buses in San venting a Marxist victoiiy in El Salvador's Human Salvador and two other cit- El Salvador, sent six heli- HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Connecticut could secure a Rights Commission esti- ties. copters to replace the da- stable energy future with a regional oil refinery and in- mates that 32.000 civilians Western diplomates, who maged planes, and an- creased use of coal and natural gas, Republican U.S. Senate have been killed in the asked anonymity for policy nounced plans to increase hopeful Prescott Bush Jr. said Thursday. 27-month civil war between reasons, said the army is in a military aid to the junta. Bush also called for continuation of tax incentives for government troops and left- worse position now than a In Washington, sources conservation and use of alternate energy sources, more ist guerrillas. year ago when guerrillas asked not to be identified money for fuel assistance programs and maintenance of The guerrillas have been launched a nationwide of- said the administration will existing nuclear power plants. either unwilling or unable to fensive that failed for lack of ask Congress for $52 million The proposals . are part of a nine-point program occupy towns or villages for popular support. in military aid for 1983, twice developed by Bush who is trying to rest the GOP Senate long periods. Instead, they A recent guerrilla attack on the amount originally re- nomination from incumbent Sen. I owe 11 Weicker. Weicker have engaged in hit-and-run the Ilopango military base quested. has not formally announced his candidacy. "The core of the whole program is energy security for Connecticut," said the Greenwich resident and elder brother of Vice President George Bush. Hungry for something meaty??? The state's heavy dependence on imported oil presents a Write "clear and present danger for Connecticut now" as much $1.99 will get you spaghetti & meatballs, as it did during the 1973 Arab oil embargo, he said. salad, hot garlic bread, dessert, & sports! Choice of Beverage... Sat. Feb. 13,19824-8pm Lancaster House in West Campus

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An 18-page booklet issued $1,557 and compared that to "As you review this significant pay increases for by the Interior Department $118,000 he said the gover- report, you will be impressed top elected state officials and "When and if the tells the "positive story" of nment paid in 1979 to by the magnitude of change legislators is virtually legislation reached this desk, its performance under prepare a similar annual brought to the Interior I will make the decision on assured pf passing the Secretary James Watt and report under his predecessor Department." Watt said in a whether I support pay in- legislature this year, but counters what a spokesman in the Carter administration, letter to President Reagan. creases for legislators and Gov. William A. O'Neill is terms "wild accusations" by Cecil Andrus. "In January 1981, we found elected officials," O'Neill not sure he'll sign it. his critics. The costs were held down the pendulum in far left field. said in an interview. Shortly after the first of The booklet, entitled "A by not using color As we move the pendulum to the year, the Commission on The governor has a poten- Year of Change:To Restore photographs, said Watt, but the center of the mainstream Compensation for Elected tial problem with political America's Greatness." in- he could not give an estimate of the environmental Officials released its final appearances, if a pay in- cludes photographs of Watt, of how many hours Interior movement, we will find the report recommending hefty crease is approved. a grizzly bear and the Statue Department employees balance that is necessary for pay increases, starting with His predecessor, the late of Liberty and charts spent in preparing the a strong and vibrant the governor. Ella T. G rasso, once rejec- showing how Watt has document. America." ted a pay raise saying it struck out in a new direction In rating his first year in would set a poor example as at the Interior Department. office. Watt expresses The increases would not Watt told reporters Wed- satisfaction with the job he take effect until January the state was cutting back on 1983, after the fall elections. other things. So they may or may not af- Would O'Neill do that? fect those currently in office, "I don't know," he said. including O'Neill. He is ex- "It depends on the circum- pected to announce that he stances at the time. ..". Volker will run for a full term this "I think we have to see if From page one fall. . the legislation gets, here. If from Reagan, but all three and when it does, I shall Republicans made it clear Specifkally.the com- make that decision." there would be no changes in mission reconvmended The governor has said in Reagan's plan. raising the governor's salary the past that he supports in- Meanwhile, federal Reserve from $42,000 to $70,000. a 68 creases for legislators. Board chairman Paul Volcker percent increase. It would be If the legislative warned Congress today that the first since 1967, when the Management Committee the "veny high" deficits salary was boosted from decides to lump all the pay Reagan envisions for several $35,000 to $42,000. rasies into one bill at its years threaten to curtail fi- meeting next week, the nancial markets' ability to The state Constitution governor would be hard- finance the growth and in- dictates that such salary in- pressed to veto it. vestment needed to end the creases be enacted only in It would make his decision current recession. Testifying such a way that they take ef- before the Senate Banking fect after the terms of office that much easier if there were at least two separate Committee, his second Cap- expire for those who vote on itol Hill appearance in two bills. them. That means that if days, Volcker reiterated that they aren't approved this The Compensation Com- the Fed would nonetheless year, there could be no in- mission called for a boost in maintain its tight money creases before 1987, when salaries for rank-and-file policy, which is aimed at the next gubernatorial term legislators form the present reducing inflation. expires. $21,000 for the two-year Volcker said Wednesday Ml Nevertheless, O'Neill legislative term to $26,000 the Fed would not back off its merit in a Democratic sen- for the two years. tentative decision to aim for the upper part of that range, ator's alternative plan that relatively slow growth in the a policy generally in line with calls for a virtual freeze on basic money supply of cash recent requests from the Pentagon spending while —-^ OPEN WED THRU SAT TO » SUN TO 6 and checking deposits at a Reagan administration. trimming by half the admin- 2'/j-to-5'/j percent growth Baker and the Senate's No. istration's threenyear tax cut. rate this year. 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By Jarkie Kit/pa trick arra moricca used all ot his Best's face, etched in in- d a farcical "Lauda" by Redonda" by Guirant Riqui- Staff Writer instruments in the program tensity, took command and Jacopone da Todi and a er and the cornedic "Villa my as well as a fifth his swept the audience into hiw livery, bawdy song, "When Villa," by Bellman. haunting and powerful voice. his world. I'm sitting with my glass," As Best said to the audi- We were transformed, car- bv Bellman. ^ ence, "The troubador tried ried back into a medieval His program was divided to create a continuum of into six sections and included His songs interwove music But love was the prominent perfect love. He longed to selections from Ariel's and literature and he bril- theme in Best's selections. expand the human spirit into Concert songs, the Troubadors of liantly succeeded with pieces Pieces included "With my a world of love and sensi- Dante, traditional ballads, such as Tennyson's "Cros- love my life was nestled," by tivity." Troveres of Northern sing the Bar," a poignantly Thomas Morelery and "She review France, Shakespeare's Eng- moving song. He did the moved through the fair," a lish songs and Guitar songs same with a Lord Byron's traditional ballad from Ire- Transformed into a world of troubadors a world of world of minstrels, bawdny, by Carl Bellman. "So we'll go no more a'- land. Roving." minstrels, bawdry, chivalry Dante, chivalny and love. Best, a personable, visibly and love. It wasn't until the Last night when the back- inspired performer began the Best's songs of lover were lights went up that the crowd drop of JOrgensen Auditori- program with Ariel's "Come Humor as well was Best's diverse and marry were live- at Jorgensen Auditorium re- um faded and the past bo- into these yellow sands." forte as his program include ry, such as "Canso: La turned to 1982. came the present, performer Martin Best, in "The Troub- ador's World." captivated and carried the audience Good friends stand up for you back to the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. when you need them. As one critic said, "Best has the God-given ability to entirely captivate an audi- ence and keep them on the edge of their seats." Best, a master of classical guitar, psaltry. lute and guit-

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\ Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday February 12,1982 Page 7 Hartford Ballet to perform Fonda, Beatty sweep nominations By Bob Thorns* Associated Press Writer The Hartford Ballet makes "Reds," the tale of an its fourth appearance with American journalist caught the New Britain Symphony- up in the Russian Revolution, Orchestra. Sat. Feb. 13th at 8 captured 12 Academy Award p.m. in Vincent Sala Auditor- nominations Thursday - four ium of New Britain High of them for Warren Beatty. School on Mill Street. the actor, director, producer and writer who has failed to Symphony Music Director win an Oscar in seven tries. Jerome Laszloffy, a member "On Golden Pond" col- of the UConn faculty, has lected 10 nominations for the planned an unusual pro- 54th Academy Awards, in- gram, which features three cluding best actor perfor- guest instrumental soloists mance by Hendy Fonda as a for the works which will be man reluctant to face old danced. Hartford Ballet Art- age. Fonda, 76 and in poor tistic Director Michael Uthoff health, has never won an has.cited Laszloffy for this Oscar and is considered a program, saying that "artist- strong sentimental favorite. ~" ically, this is vety chal- lenging." The three other nominees for best picture were "Atlan- "In Meadow's Fragrance," tic City," the stony of an . choreographed by the Hart- aging, small-time hood in the ford Ballet's Associate Di- gambling resort; "Chariots rector, Anthony Salatino, of Fire," an inspirational features Jeanne Tears Giroir account of British runners and William Parton. Danced overcoming prejudice, and to the Sibelius D minor Violin "Raiders of the Lost Ark ''a Concerto, the guest violinist fast-paced adventure that will be 16-iyear-old Kurt Nik- grossed more money than kanen, a student at Juilliard any other film last year. School of Music, who has Beatty, who portrays journ- appeared with the New York alist John Reed in the 3lA Philharmonic in its Young hour epic, was also nomina- Concert Artist Series. ted for four awards in 1978 for "Heaven Can Wait," but The well-Known Connecti- did not win. cut pianist Andrzej Anweiler will be soloist in "Leggieros, a work choreographed by Competing with Beatty and Nominated for Acadamy Awards are Henry Fonda for "On Golden Pond," Paul Newman Fonda for best actor are Burt Lotte Goslar to the Beeth- for "Absence of Malice," Jack Nicholson and Diane Keaton for "Reds," and Katharine oven "Diabelli Variations," Lancaster as the hero in Hepburn and Jane Fonda, also for "On Golden Pond." and danced by the company. "Atlantic City," Paul New- "Antumalal" (Corral of the man as the innocent victim of irresponsible journalism in Pond." The other nominees Sun), choreographed by Ut- f^m OPEN WED THRU SAT TO 9 SUN TO 6 hoff, will be performed to the "Absence of Malice," and are Diane Keaton as Reed's Concerto for Harp and Or- Dudley Moore, the overpriv- lover Louise Bryant in '*R - ileged inebriate of'' Arthur.'' e Campus chestra by Alberto Gina- ds," Marsha Mason as stera, with Rebecca Flan- the reformed alcoholic ac- nerv. harpist. Katharine Hepburn, who tress in "Only When 1 Florist who had won three Oscars Laugh," Susan Sarandon as ROSES. ROSES. ROSES, ROSES, The program by the Ballet and been nominated 13 the girl Lancaster falls in live (Dan'I ainppilnl NWttm «•• to b* sura.) and the Symphony officially times, was named a best with in "Atlantic City." and opens the expanded Con- actress contender for her role Meryl Streep as the title The Best VALENTINE necticut tour of the Ballet as the peace-making wife character in "The French SWISS.DUTCH i, ARRANGEMENTS^^ Company. and mother in "On Golden '/ ITALIAN Chocolate Local 4 Worldwide Lieutenant's Woman." 9 Downtown Storrs 487 1193 The University of Connecticut's Afro-American Cultural Center PANCAKE EATING CONTEST cordially invites you to attend the AT Wheeler B Pancake Second Annual Breakfast

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LoveB. your face I want to make you smile. 1 Mike C. (Stowe A) - We never got to The Dear Huntress Happy Valentine's Day to our friend- Hey DELTA ZETA - Pledge Class the third floor of the UConn library to HAVE YOU HUGGED A HUSKY less ad manager. We didn't want you Happy Valentine's to the BEST Pled fulfill our fantasy last semester. I FOR VALENTINE'S DAY? Get the JENNIFER JOHNSON, This isn't to be the only person at UConn ge class In the WORLD! DZ Love, hint Lorraine??? Happy Valentine's from one of your beaus. only your big hope you're not backing out of itl Day! without a valentine personal. Your sisters We'll have to make it soon, Happy s,s,or Happy Valentine's Day little one. Valentine's Day and get psyched for SHIPPEE'S 3rd Finest, I expect To Todd in WRIGHT A: Happiest of Cheryl in Hanks A - Happy Valen- Gells! Love, a spontaneous admirer Valentine's Days! Lots of love, Felicia Valentine's kisses from each and tine's Day Big Sis! Love ya! Sue. from Webster. every one of you. 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Happy Sharon - You were named after the Vern, Let's go crabbing again soon! believe it's been one year Thanx for Happy Valentine's Day Fran your old Valentine's Day. wrong day but have a happy one Marilyn, Conny, Anna everything. I love you. Lisa R.A. Give my wishes to ELAINE, tool anyway.PS. Wee like your seose of Muffy, My sweet, when I hold you _m_.! Margie H. - So small a flower can say P S.F Roses are Red, Violettes are Dear Abby - It's getting better all the so much. Terry D. close, you make my heart throb and Steven Alexander: Just a short and blue, you're a little Piggy but I still time. Happy Valentine's Day. Love speed up my pulse. So many are the love you!! P.M.F. you all the time, The Champ times that I think of you, of your heart's Day," and many more. JW: Have a Happy Valentine's Day 1 caring and love and patience too. Heartily, A. anyway! Love, Me 3rd FLOOR EDDY GUYS - Valentine's Anne - Want to "assimilate" tonight? Day was made for you. 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(Barn-Bam) Happy others- HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY! so this is it you better look out, you you like a BLIG. BOSCO concert Sat Nite. I hear you play a Valentimes Day! I'm glad „ Love, your #1 fan. had better beware! (Happy Valen- -888888888888888 V,^ ~ " — — - line's Day) L mean mouth piece. Let s have a ME...This is to clear up all those weren't too safe!...Love ya: Pebbles Omer, here's to our Valentine's Day storybook Valentine's Day I love PS. "How's about a picnic basket?" doubts you may have...Please beiieve you! Jackie Anniversary, no wine this year. I want Anna, Will you be my Valentine? you awake to celebrate. All my love - Stop by and let me know Say hello to me when I say...I LOVE YOU...'cause A scientific comparison. It has been 1 I do. Happy Valentine's Day...Sue To me. GABBA GABBA HEY my favorite lush with the puppy said that if an atom's nucleus were the dog eyes - thanks for making the past size of a golf ball then the electron To the most wonderful person a girl To JOHN'S "Personals" Writer: or To SUZANNE (not Sue), these ads are couple weeks so special. Love, L orbital would be the size of a baseball could ever ask for: Happy Valentine's else what? What's the matter, the NOT CHEAP, so how much can I say? A stadium. And if I was the size of a Day David. I'll love you always and competition too tough? Correction: I give you my heart cause it's We love you Mario, Oh yes we do. grain of sand, my love for you would forever, Joan It's IMPOTENT, not important - Valentine's Day! 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TANTS' and other staff for water- A JOANNE - Here's to your last guitar) A special hug for Valentine's ront, waterski, tennis, fine arts, team semester at UConn! Good luck!! Sue—these Valentine's Day messages Day because they feel so good. Let's Dearest Jim, Wishing our favorite iports, gymnastics, photography, gui- Hove you! I love you! I love you!!!!! are so easy to put in, especially when do a little wine sometime., between gutter-bum a Happy Valentine's Day ar, drama. Our speciality Is our warm love, Jim they're free and I'm typing. Love, Love, Nancy, Janet, and Sue. ind caring atmosphere. Please con- the worlds of men and make believe I act us at 12 Allevard St, Lido Beach, Jeff. can be found. Je t'aime An older To Elizabeth of Merritt B - Happy I.Y. 11561 and Include your school woman. . Janet: It is only the heart that can see lihone number. HW 15 Valentine's Day to a sweetheart of a DAVE MONROE-Your lips are red rightly; what is essential Is invisible L roommate. Thanks for everythin! and your eyes are blue. You're my to the eye. Mary Happy Valentine's Day and Happy Love, Tarn NEED EXTRA CASH - Deliver 20 valentine and I love you!— Michele nineteenth Birthday my little midget. minute route at Willington Oaks for Love, Your tall roomie (P.S. This is Dan: Je t'aime. Thank you for being the Hartford Courant. No collecting. Moe, Hel, Jul, Sue, and Cher - Love To the person I love: memories of your present!) a friend and a VERY tolerant scene Call 429-9330. HW19 you guys a bunch! Happy Valentine's sailing, "us and them," 36 Lewis partner. Mary. Day! Love, Tarn Street, Johnny Hartford, win (lots of Dear Jeff, Everyday is special when it), Moody Blues, and more, makes I'm with you. Happy Valentine's Day! J.T. Will you be my Valentine in Summer Camp staff. Serving the Physically disabled. Location Central MOM and DAD - Happy Valentine's me realize how much I love you. Love, Carolyn 1982? I love you Ru Day. Love your only and best Happy Valentine's Day. Connecticut. Variety of Counaollng. daughter - Karen leadership positions and R.N. Call PATTI Thank you for everything local 228-9496. HW23 Susan L—Bailey's, Bailey's, Bailey's Happy Valentine's Day. Love RICH Neet, Happy Valentine's Day You 888 306 Storrs Road - Happy Valentine's and more Bailey's get me good and have made this year fantastic for me. Day - Karen P.S. Roses make a girl buzzed. Jeff LIZ: WE ALL LOVE YOU HERE AT Love, me. STUDENT WANTED to keypunch real happy! When was the last time I THE CDC! questionnaire data for research pro- N was happy - you can help. Kathie, To the girl I love to think Heffer, Happy Valentine's Day. ject. Professional experience desir- about, I love to be with, I love to Toes - Better be careful or my dove Remember if you ever get hungry you able, Must be speedy and accurate Peter - Birthday wishes and Valentine love...Happy Valentine's Day! -Even may land In your bush this weekend. could always nibble my ears. Love, Contact Dr Powell, 486-3862/3638, or leave message HW15 kisses - Happy 22nd, Happy Valen- Ding-ding. Happy V.D.! -Swine Parrot Droppings tine's Day! Love, Tarn HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY PRISf, .t CILLA AND HEIDI Dear Brown Eyes Happy Valentine's Bonnie liked those Pink overalls you To cutest little horsey in town. Thank Day. Thinking of you always. David wore to linguistics! Let's get together T you for wanderfull five months and To the Riprocks - Crash, Stash, Dash, and exchange notes soon! After class eight days. Happy Valentine's Day. and Trash - Happy Valentine's Day! Sylvia Your the best and the best for Tuesday? Happy Valentine's Day! Events OOH DA!!! Love, BH Love, A 3rd Floor "visitor." me. We keep getting better and better. Happy Valentine's Day. Love, D. Your right I should not feel bad. Congradulatlons to Don, Rich, Tom, JLO, TEAMO Y TODOS PUEDEN Bill But please don't ignore me Have a Bob, Mike, Greg, Oscar, John, and LEERLO E ESTE PERIODICO. QUE good weekend S Spaghetti before Geils - Valentine's Joe - The new KE colony members. SIEMPRE TO AMARE. XO TU All this mush is getting to me.hoooa- Day dinner, all you can eat, with meat sauce, garlic bread, salad, punch I From the rest of us in KE!I! AMOR ETERNO. ahhhh Dear Big Red girl, have a great $2.25 Wright A, 4-7:30, Feb. 14. Valentine's Day. You have been a E12 ATTENTION MANIACS! Yes-sir, Gumby why fall in love when there are Dear Don, XXX OOO "• Love super friend. Love ya, "Markus" folks, Nancy's having a Birthday better things to do, Pokey, •. Forever and ever, Karen P.S. I Start your Valentine's Day right with a Saturday. She leaves for Greenwich promise I won't get sick this year! Pancake Breakfast! Sunday February today so you can expect her to be Elise - Thanks for putting up with me. 14th 10:00-2:00. Six flavors! Only folding and refolding her skirts all day I've got the BEST! Will you be my Sweetheart & Edflibitz u 2 r great • $1 99 for all you can eat! Wheeler B. long. Happy Birthday, Nance! Don't Valentine forever? Love ya always - couldn't have coped without ya. Set a UConn record in the Pancake N injure your back with slick Rick. This Mark. For Sale Eating Contest Signups taken at Thanx for putting up with my woody weekend. Happy Valentine's Day, ways! u r bonus I love you. 10:00 E12 Too! Love Julie and Biz. JIM, we've survived pre-lims, pharm- acy exams, GSC, car repairs, and CORVAIR COLLECTOR 66 MONZA Treat your Valentine to a Pancake Hey Litchfield, Raw meat Is red, our 2 door Hardtop 95% restored Worth Reg Bar - Happy Valentine's Day. most alarm clocks. I love you more hair is blue, stay away from the Clash, Breakfast at Chandler House, Sunday Lookin' fine at the fieldhouse lately, $3000 - must sell. Best offer. Call Feb. 14 9-1 pm. E12 than ever because of all we've been and V-2. Signed Two Redhot Punks. 487-8035 Renee FS19 I'd like to play some games with you. through and the memories we share I PANCAKES PANCAKES PAN", E See yoifat the Pub Saturday night. A enjoy sharing my life with you in every To Lorl, Ginny, Dianne, Fran, Beth, ri56C Like new. $80 or best offer friend. CAKES. All you can eat Cheese and way. I wish I could find the words to Jean, and all other broken hearted 3all 487-7902 John FS12 mushroom omelets plus much more! tell you what you mean to me but I'll people in Hale - Happy Valentine's r At Wade House (towers) Saturday i BABBYYYY, Thanks for your friend- do my best by saying that you ALSO Day! Love, Polly Perv. OBSALE: Kenwood 601 Integrated Feb. 13th. From 9am to 1pm, only ship, warmth and love. Happy have ALL MY LOVE, KAREN ^mdlllier (60wl and 615 Stereo Tuner. $1.75. E12 Valentine's Day! Love, George Dear Madame Butterfly, Snookums, Mirlf condition. Best offer Call late. Paul, since I can't send you any Sweetums, Happy 1 year Lets do it Correct number 487-6394 FS12 (BREAKFAST? LET US COOK! All Carol from Ireland Remember me flowers for your B-Day I decided a again...and again! Love, EH. (Doo- 'the pankcakes you can eat. SAT FEB with the Broken arm? I forgot to get a personal will have to be sent. Even doo face) CHEVY VEGA '71 67,000 miles, new 13th 9am-2pm WRIGHT B IN FRATS phone or room number RSVP Steve though you are a P.O. you deserve a exhaust, new snow tires, engine job a Strawberry, choc, chip, Blueberry good one. Love SPAX Nick: I would never sacrifice perfect- year ago. Fair condition $500 Plain A Biological Surprise! E12 5 Dearest Jane, Ich hebe dich. Joseph ion! Besides you'd be lost without 456-2978 Roger. FS13 888 Cathy, I haven't talked to you in three ME. (I'm so CUTE!) I love you - 2 J.Geils Tickets for sale Good seats Kimmy It has been a wild and months, but Happy Valintines Day Nybov Want to get involved in University wonderful fifteen months. I love you. anyway. Best offer 487-6045. activities? Find out about AE Phi! See Happy Valentine's Day. Steve P.S. Happy Valentine's Day to Watson's our table in the Union thru Feb 12th. Get psyched for Geils. KKpsi pledges - We are psyched for 1973. CHEW CAPRICE NoTust E12 Third Floor Kahlua guzzlers. Love, AC'PS/PB/FM radials. No prob- tonightl Let's prove to KENDALL your fellow Kahlua lovers on the First lems. New Exhause/Battery, $875 Bermuda Spring Break from $289 To the girls with the maroon jacket THE WONDERFUL AND DEVOTED Floor and black pea coat How about a Les Paul Custom Guitar, black/gold, includes roundtrip jet, 8 days/7 pledgemaster, we can do It. beautiful condition. $425. After 5pm date? nights, beach parties with free lunch, Greek One, Although I never say how 429-6938. FS15 complimentary beers and more.. Kendall, is your middle name really much I really care, And I seem to take Contact Dom 487-6937. E23 Happy Valentine's Day Buddies. WAD? I heard his middle name was for granted that you'll always be -arge beautifully crafted homemade Sorry I'm not here with you. Have a TOOL - NO! that's Dave's middle there, I just want to let you know how •peakers. Handles 00 wts. They sound HEY UCONN ROSEANNE ROSE1 good day. I miss you all. Love, Buf name. special you are to me, And also that 3REAT! AsklrlJ 8250 Cost $300 to ANNADANNA WANTS YOU! COME you a"re appreciated greatly Love, rmke^aH^»J^J_48^8315._ SEE OILDA LIVE ON TUESDAY* Dan - I love you T-Less Wonder. Then who's the one who's UGLY? I Debby FEBRUARY 16 AT 8:00 pm AND. D forgot^but I think his favorite color it leep top tor sale CJ-7 top In good 10:00 pm IN LS 154, $199 E16 To Deb - Syracuse is going to win the BLUE. Happy Valentine's Day to our promis- ;:ondinon Call Mark 487-8732 game Saturday (ouch!) 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Happy always, Mickey With Love Lynn V-Day Page 10 Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday February 12,1982 Farm House 5 miles from UConn in THE UCONN KARATE CLUB Is 3IORHYTHMS- 60 Days 8 $3.00 Professional D.J.'s Earl's Traveling Disc 3 sound systems to choose from* Mansfield. 2 miles from Willi., acceotina flew members. Classes Computer Pictures, East Brook Mall. $i2S/mo. plus utilities. Wood stove. MoT, vW, Fri. at 8:15 p.m. a Thursday-Friday 4 to 8, Saturday 12 to All equipment (Crown amps). All types of music there Is no reason to gc Julie 423-1110 or Dan 486-4639. Ride Board Hawley Armory. For Info nHBob •' i, or Mall Available 2/20. RH17 429-3471 or Margaret at 429-9608. anywhere else. 423-1508, 423-2918. JOBS IN ALASKA! $800-2000 month- 423-9752. M5/6 RIDE NEEDED: To Lehigh Univ. or Immediate occupancy female prefer- Bucknell Univ. any weekend. Call Lasagna Dinner at French A. Feb- ly! All fields - Parks, fisheries, oil Tailoring: I d expert tailoring, red, quiet. 2 bedroom apartment. Steve at 487-6394. RB12 ruary 13th, 4-7, $2.00. Price Includes: industry and more! 1982 emplo-a' alterations, and wearing. Please call $162 50. Heat included, no leas-, no Lasagna, salad, bread and punch. listing, information guide. $4 95 for an appointment between 9 am- security, 10 minutes from campus. Alasco, P.O. Box 60152, Sunnyvale, Ride needed anytime Feb. 12 return- E12 6pm. Ask for Neriman, 429-1444, 487-1876. RH17 ing Feb. 14 for two people to Colgate CA 94088 M17 Hunting Lodge Rd., Storrs. M14 YOGA CLUB First Meeting Student U., Morrisville N.Y. or vicinity. Call ROOMMATE WANTED. Furnished 487-7078,429-2125. Share expenses. Union Rm. 301. Tues. Feb. 16 Relax, Before a single duck ever waddled out PESARO'S TOO HAS PIZZAS' ruom available at Norwegian Wood. Meditate, breathe deep into that RB12 to Mirror, Hosmer Mountain was CHASERS' SLICES. MON. THRO- Nice apartment - should be seen. peace. El6 bottling great mixers. Universal has UGH SAT. OPEN AT 11 AM. CALL Heai. hoi water, and dishwasher our premium line - Card Mill. 2/$.99 AHEAD, ORDERS TO TAKE-OUT... included. Male or Female. $140. Call Ride needed to northern New Jersey. Say Happy Valentine's Day with a AT 4-CORNERS. 429-9913. M12 Sharon or Howie 872-8255. RH17 Leaving Friday Feb. 12 and returning PANCAKE BREAKFAST at Jeffer- ATTRACTIVE Blondes, Redheads, Sunday Feb. 14. Will share all son. Sunday Feb. 14, 9-2, ALL YOU Brunettes. Learn modeling and start expenses. Call 487-8013. CAN EAT $1,991 E12 M/F Roommate wanted to share 2 your professional portfolio with free bedroom Apt. located at Barb. Manor prints. Gain experience, recommend- Roommates/ March 1st. Call 429-8440. $127.50 3ide needed to New Jersey leaving Like to volunteer at Norwich State ations. Coventry Wedding Special- plus utilities. RH16 eb '? returning Feb. 14. Will share Mental Hospital? Qreat for Psych ists. 742-8569. M5 Housemates /xpenses. Please call Jennifer 487- Majors and Resumes! Great for Immediate occupancy female prefer- »76. RB 12 yourselfl Call Danielle at 487-513* WEDDING INVITATIONS - 48 hour red, quiet, 2 bedrrom apartment. E10 _ Roommate to share large room service available. Matches, napkins, Carriage House Apts. Male prefer- $162.50. Heat included, no lease, no Ride needed to Becker Junior College, accessories, stag tickets, business security, TO minutes from campus. Worcester Mass. or In vicinity. Any A'tention: UConn. Breakfast. red, quiet, non-smoke*. $79/month cards, rubber stamps, Commercial nlus heat Jason or. Rich 429-4237 487-1876. RH17 weekend. Will share expenses. Call Crandall A Saturday, Feb. 13th. printing. Coventry Thermotype 742- 487-7572. RB12 9am-1pm. Pancakes (Plain, Blue 8569. M5/6 berry) $1.75 Omelettes (West»m- f cheese, plain) $2.25. Plus mu 'ina. PRINTING tickete $10, membership juice, coffee. P12 cards, business cards $12, wedding invitationa from $11.95, accessories. IN LOVE? is.ij Vi Envelopes, letterheads, business sta- Sow* B lounge Feb 10, 11,1* V, i3 tionery. Coventry Thermotype. Patients say new rules threaten lives up to 10 pm. Delivery f-eb 13 & 14. 742-8569. M5/6 $1 00 with singi"g message E12 dollars in hospitals — with Four Corners' typist available on WASHINGTON(AP) — on the machine?" Ted's Restauram now has Guinness Selectric at sliding rates: $.60 double. Kidney dialysis patients some variations to take local Bourque, meeting in a Call Sandy at 429-4083 for Profession- o.i tap. E12 al work. Free editing. charged Thursday that their labor costs into account — is department auditorium with lives are threatened by designed to save Medicare the group, said, "This is not Daytona Beach Hotel 89.00 Quint Jet Miscellaneous 199. Bus 99.00 plus tax/service. proposed Reagan ad- 132 million dollars in the a regulation that's designed Univ. Travel 429-9313. ministration cuts in fiscal year beginning Oct. 1 to have people go off dialysis Summer and year round Wilderness Tired of paying too much insurance on Medicare reimbursement for and encourage patients to and die. That is not the in- Jobs. Hike/canoe with difficult adc your auto? Call Tom Lobo 423-6374 use less expensive home lescents. White Nts., Long Trail, for a quote. M5/6 dialysis. tention at all." Connecticut River, Quebec. Red Cross More that 100 kidney dialysis. But he acknowledged the First Aid, C.P.R., Lofesaving pref. D. Interested In Leadership, social life, Teschner, Becket Academy, P.O. Bo» and life-long friends? Think about patients and several dozen "It seems to me they just administration, on instruc- 23, Hadlyme, Connecticut 06439. becoming a member of ZETA PSl social workers, nurses and want us all to go home and tions from Congress, was MIS Fraternity. For more Info, call 487-7914 or 429-2325. M16 other advocates demon- die," said whtielchair-bound trying to "Save money" and Beer Bash, Pool Parties, Sunshine and more. Spring Break Daytona starts strated at the headquarters Creola Whitaker, 46, who provide incentives for home 99 00, Lauderdale 114.00. Bus, train, NO CANDY, DEAR VALENTINE, of the Health and Human has been undergoing dialysis dialysis. air reservations 429-9313. PLEASE GIVE ME A GIFT CERTIFI- CATE FOR YUMMY PESARO'S PIZ- Services Department against three times weekly for a Later, Health and Human REWARD—Bonus Coupons for Mi ZA DELIVERED HOT TO MY ROOM. the planned new limits on decade., "We live in apar- pizza—get one with every ordor 487-1404 M12 Services' Secretary Richard picked up at Pesaro's 487-1404 or dialysis payments. tments. You have no water Schweiker issued a Pesaro's Too 429-9913 M15 PARTY MUSIC Professional D.J.o. 'ion-stop dancing and partying. Rock. 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Ticket, $7. $6 * S5 UConn Students: 3.50, 3.00, 2.50 • • • • Connecticut Dally Campus, Friday February 12,1982 Page 11 Huge police Pope travels to West African nations convoy drives through Warsaw VATICAN CITY (AP) — Packing churches with Vatican officials say the dislike of materialism, the Pope John Paul 11 shunning hand-clapping Masses and pope will luse the trip to ex- family and importance of WARSAW, Poland (AP) extra security, flies to portraits of a black Jesus, tend the olive branch to religious education. — More than 150 police Nigeria Friday on his first the Church expects to claim Islam, the fastest growing In booming , oil-rich trucks rumbled slowly trip abroad since an attempt 18 percent of Africa's total religion in Africa. Nigeria, John Paul will touch through Warsaw in an ap- on his life last spring in St. population by the year 2000 Three of the four African down in four cities, including parent show of force Thur- Peter's Square. — an increase from 1 per- presidents John Paul will the Ibo Capital of Enugu, the sday, and Roman Catholic The eight-day visit to four cent a century ago. meet are practicing center of the bloody civil war church officials returned West African countries is the John Paul was wounded Moslems. of 1967 to 1970 which ended from the Vatican and map- third trip to the African con- last May 13 in the The pope has repeatedly with the defeat of the ped plans to meet Solidarity tinent and the 10th foreign assassination attempt in St. stressed similarities between breadaway state of Biafra, leaders Lech Walesa and Jan trip by John Paul since he Peter's Square. A Turkish Christian and Moslem faiths where many of Nigeria's Kulaj. became pope in 1978. terrorist, Mehmet Ali Agca, — belief in a single God, Roman Catholics live. The pope, 61, will have has been convicted of the at- But Archbishop Jozef the same basic staff with tempted murder of a head of Glemp said he had no plans whom he has girdled the state and sentenced to life Little progress made in to meet Gen. Wojciech globe nearly four times — imprisonment. Jaruzelski. Polands's martial two Vatican gendarmes, two On his first trip outside law leader, and that all he Swiss guards, two the Vatican after the U.S.- Soviet arms talks brought from the Vatican secretaries, two doctors and shooting, to the Umbrian city were papal blessings his personal valet. of Todi, the pope bowed to GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) — American and Soviet because "the pope knows American Archbishop demands for heavy security negotiators, amid mounting indicaitons of an impasse, con- that we have to solve our Paul Marcinkus, the pope's but was disappointed by not ferred for 2'/2 hours Thursday in the 15th full round of talks problems by ourselves." chief advance man, will being able to get close to the on limiting medium-range nuclear arms in Europe. The church in this over- await the pope in the crowd. Later, to the despair The session followed a pointed exchange between whelmingly Roman Catholic Nigerian capital of Lagos in- of both Italiian and Vatican Washington and Moscow, highlighting the distance bet- nation of 36 million has acted stead of riding with him in a security officials during his ween the tow dises at the politically sensitive talks. as a moderating force bet- specially outfitted Alitalia customary Sunday parish The Reagan administration said Wednesday it rejects as weeen the government and Airbus. visits, the pope broke "spurious" a Soviet proposal to reduce medium-range Solidarity, but has criticized Nigeria, Africa's largest protocol and pushed aside nucleaar strength to "300 units on both sides" by 1990. the suspension of civil rights nation, will be the center of barriers to mingle with the A U.S. State Department spokesman said the plan would in the martial law decrees of the trip, with shorter stops'n crowd. leave untouched the most formidable intermediate-range Dec. 13. gabon.Benin and tiny A Swiss Guard officer, weapon in the Soviet arsenal, the triple-headed, mobile SS- equatorial guinea. who wishes not to be iden- 20 missile. A major American objective at the talks has been to dismantle the ss-20's. Witnesses said some of For the Roman Catholic tified says: "We can tell him the police trucks were moun- Church, Africa has become a it is dangerous for him to get About 280 SS-20 systems, capable of hitting targets ted with machine guns and fertile ground for converts out there with the people. anywhere in Europe, have already been deployed. The water cannon and carried of- ever since missionaries set But we can't do anything ex- West has no comparable intermediate-range weapon in ficers with plastic shields. foot there. The Vatican cept obey and pray after the place. They said the convoy was so estimates 2 million Catholics pope says he is going some The revised Soviet offer was disclosed Tuesday in long it took from 30-45 arc baptized every year, place." Moscow. At the same the Kremlin assailed as "absurd" a minutes to pass a single reaching the 55 million mark The pontiff visited six point. 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8 am., FREE RECORD BREAKING PANCAKE BREAKFAST , Commons Page 14 Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday Februa 12,1982 wmammmmmamm Olson seeking ^ Signs with St. Louis 19-foot mark; Hopson jumping Smith finally traded for Templeton ST. LOUIS (AP) — For- didn't want to play," Mc- that as derogatory toward Memorial Stadium in St. mer San Diego shortstop Oz- Donald said. "Whitey Her- Tempy," said first baseman Louis. at Millrose ; zie Smith says he changed zog is trying to get together a Keith Hernandez."It is better He was hospitalized with ;: his mind about coming to St. team that wants to play." for both parties, Ozzie NEW YORK (AP) — Billy "what was diagnosed as Louis because he felt the Smith said the wasn't happy with the Olson, seeking to become depression and reinstated to Cardinals wanted him and troublesome issue Of his Padres, and Garry was the team after he publicly the first pole vaulter to clear the Padres didn't. salary with the Cardinals has unhappy here." 19 feet indoors, will have apologized to St. Louis fans Smith, 27, signed a final still not been resolved. An Templeton, 26, was at a news conference. history riding on his side 1 agreement Thursday in a arbitrator is scheduled to suspended by the Cardinals Friday night in the 75th Templeton's agent, trade that sent shortstop decide on a figure by March last August for making ob- Richie Bry, blamed much of Wanamaker Millrose Games Garry Templeton to San 30. scene gestures to fans at Madison Square Garden. Templeton's problems on Diego and concluded more Smith's agent, Ed Got- during a game at Busch the Cardinals' management. UConn's Bob Hopson will than two months of tlieb, had stuck by a demand compete in the high j\.imp. negotiations. that Smith be paid $750,000 Forty Years ago. in the "Any ballplayer wants to by the Cardinals, who had Millrose Games, Cornelius come to a club where he's offered $450,000. Warmerdam made track and really wanted," Smith said San Diego had threatened field history by becoming the at a news conference. "And I to trim Smith's 1981 no-trade first vaulter to clear 15 feet felt really wanted in St. salary of $300,000 if he did indoors, and 20 years ago, Louis." not accept the transaction. John Uelses was the first to Smith said he made the But as of two weeks ago. soar 16 feet indoors, in the final decision to come to St. Smith maintained he would same meet. Louis about a week and a accept lower pay rather than "I'll be going all out to half ago, and his agent take the Cards' offer. clear 19 feet," said the 23- proceeded to wrap the deal "I've had more time to year-old Olson, the sensation up with the Cardinals. think the situation over, " of the 1982 indoor season. The switch-hitting in- Smith said after arriving "I'll be pulling out all fielder hit .222 last year, Wednesday night from San stops." stole 22 bases, and won his Diego. "There was never Olson already has broken second straight Gold Glove any doubt in my mind that three indoor records this I award in his four years in the the Cardinal organization season. On Jan. 16. he major leagues. was a great one, and I smashed the American in- Joe McDonald, Cardinals decided I would like to play door mark by leaping 18-6'/J I executive assistant in charge for them." in the U.S. Olympic In- I of player relations, said he Cards players welcomed vitational at East Ruther- felt the trade was in the best the new addition to the club ford. N.J. On Jan.29. he bet- interest of the club and of the and said they felt the trade St. Louis: Ozzie Smith and his wife, Denise , play in the tered the world indoor best controversial Templeton. was best for Templeton. snow outside Busch Stadium Thursday after announcing he by vaulting 18-8 3/4 in the "Garry Templeton could "We'll now have the best sighed a contract with the St. Louis Cardinals. In a straight Toronto Star Maple Leaf In- be the best baseball player defensive infield in the deal, the Cardinals sent Garry Templeton to the San Diego >. door Games, and last Satur- I in the world, but he just league, and I don't mean Padres for Smith (UPI photo). day night, he broke that ,:' ■"' - - tm ■ ■■ .. . . - record by clearing 18-9 l/4in the Portland Federal-Mason Dixon Games at Louisville,

"I think there is the possibility you will see the first 19-foot pole vault in- A Hiram Walker doors Friday night." said meet director Howard Sch- mertz. "Olson just missed going Guide to Sees. over at that height in Toron- to. He brushed the bar." Actually, he got over the bar easily, but he threw his too hard as he began his descent, knocking over the bar. "I know I can jump 5.80 meters.(19-01/4). said Olson. "Right now. I'm thinking 5.85 (19-4 1/4)." Olson, three-time NAIA champion while at Albilcne Christian University in Abilene. Texas, also has won Sees on at Philadelphia. Kansas City the rocks and Dallas this season, and The classic leads the indoor Mobil introduction to Sees. Grand Prix circuit with 110 Mixed-up Sees. points. It has been a Just fill a glass with ice There's nothing like Sees remarkable comeback for and pour in Hiram Walker in mixed company. Just mix Olson, who missed the entire Triple Sec. Va oz. Hiram Walker Triple Sec, 1981 indoor season after suf- 1 V* oz. Two Fingers Tequila and fering a broken left arm in a a splash of lime Juice. Ole! gymnastics accident in late 1980 and was in a cast for six months. Olson will be joined by a Triple Sec host of 1982 record-setters in Of all the the Millrose Games. different Sees, Among them are Renaldo only Hiram Walker Nehemiah in the 60-yard Splashy Triple Sec is made high hurdles. Carl Lewis in Sees with succulent the long jump. Stanley Floyd Spanish and Curacao in the 60-yard dash. Don Want your Sees v Paige in the 1.000 meters. to sparkle? oranges. One sip Mary Decker in the women's '* * " Add a splash will convince you. mile, Debbie Brill in the of soda to your Hiram Walker Hiram Walker is the women's high jump, Evelyn Triple Sec. And let it wet greatest name J Ashford and Jeanette Bolden your whistle. in Triple Sec. in the women's 60-yard dash. Candy Young in the women's 60-yard hurdles, and Jim Heiring in the mile HIRAM WALKER TRIPLE SEC walk. For a free recipe booklet write Hiram Walker Cordials. P0 Box 2235. Farminflon Hills. Mich 48018 1982 Thple Sec Liqueur. 60 proof Hiram Walker d Sons Inc San Francisco. Calif

, **•.« ************ • r r r r + r r. -- .• Connecticut Dally Campus, Friday February 12,1982 Page 15 Hartford Whalers defense maturing with Anderson HARTFORD (AP) — before Anderson joined the Defenseman Russ Anderson squad. arrived with little fanfare, "It seems like all of us but in a matter of six weeks younger guys have grown the veteran has had a big two inches and pus on about impact on the young Harford 10 pounds,"said Chris Kot- Whalers. sopoulos about Anderson. "Russ has given all of us a The Whalers are among lot of confidence.'' the hottest teams in the past month in the National Kotsopoulos, 23, had the most experience of four Hockey League because of young Whaler blue-liners their improved defensive entering this season, 54 NHL play. After Wednesday Mike LaMonica takes a breath as he went on to win the 200-yard butterfly Wednesday. games. But Blake Wesley, night's tie with Pittsburgh, The Huskies travel to Southern Connecticut Saturday(Jim Lofink photo). Mark Renaud and Mickey they are unbeaten in the last Volcan — all under 23 — 10 games and have out- have matured with on-the- scored their opponents, 38- job training. Swim team heads to Southern; 28. "Confidence is a big part I'm not going to score a of hockey,"said Pleau. "We lot of points," said Anderson needed someone back there continues intense rivalry who turns 27 Friday, on defense to help our young By Patty Kondub race to Southern in four years "Playing defense is why kids. Russ gives us that and no way lyou can play down Larry Pleau brought me Staff Writer and doesn't plan on it," the rivaluy. There's almost has been playing inspired If lyou don't have tickets for predicts a UConn victony. For here." he said, referring to hockey for us." hate between the two Hartford's coach-general Saturday's UConn-Syracuse LaMonica, victony would be teams." manager. He also credited veterans basketball game, lyou may especially sweet because of For UConn to win, it most Paul Shmyr and Jack want to travel to New Haven past experiences. "My fresh- likely has to take first place Pleau, who has made 11 Mcllhargey for their influen- and witness a battle between man year I woke up and in two crucial races, the trades since he took com- ce on the younger defen- two rivals, as the UConn found Southern propaganda 400-iyard medley and free- mand of the Whalers 10 semen. men's swim team takes on all over rrry door," he said. style relays, according to months ago, obtained the The 6-foot-3, 210-pound Southern Connecticut at Last year there was a McDevitt. The Huskies med- burly defenseman and future Southern's Moore Field near-fight in the locker room ley is presently ranked fifth considerations from Pit- native of Minneapolis, who was Pittsburgh's second House at 2 p.m. with Southern's Ernie Kra- in New England at 3:43.76 tsburgh on Dec. 29 in ex- The competition between jik, who had just been while Southern is in eighth change for Rick MacLeish. choice in the 1975 amateur draft, said in a recent inter- the Huskies and the Owls has touched out in the 400-tyard place with a 3:45.99. The The latter was a summer a long histotly behind it. The free relay by former Husky roles, however, are slightly acquisition from view that he was getting "stale" with the Penguins. home team has won this Tom Lewis for a UConn reversed in the freestyle Philadelphia but was not meet eveiiy time in the last victony. "Getting traded was the relay, where Southern rates producing. eight lyears, and tradition But LaMonica wants none first at 3:16.83, and the best thing,"he said, "I was Anderson's impact was might dictate that Southern of this thisryear. "1 like to let Husky's 3:17.75 is ranked seeing less and less ice time. not immediately felt, but the will win. my swimming do the talk- fifth. According to senior A change of scene was in or- team is now 7-6-5 since he "It will be an exciting ing," he said, which he Steve Johnson, who will be a arrived. Those 19 points in der." meet," UConn coach Peter proved last Friday night, Anderson missed 46 member of the final 400 free 18 games compares to the 27 McDevitt said. "Southern setting a new school record relay team, "At the begin- games last season with points the Whalers had has the edge because, like in in the 1,000-yard freestyle ning of the year we set three assorted hand injuries. recorded in the 36 games basketball or football, the against New Hampshire. goals. Beat Southecnwin the home team in swimming has D.J. Albertson, a sopho- Big East, and win New the advantages of facilities omore distance swimmer Englands. We're going to and the crowd. On paper this whose victories last year in win." meet is too close to call." the l,000-and-500Hyard free- The Huskies will have a Senior captain Michael La- styles over Southern sparked chance to achieve that first Monica who "hasn't lost a the Huskies, said, "There's goal tomorrow.

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page 1 e Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday February 12,1982 Face Syracuse in Civic Center tomorrow NCAA tourney doubtful if Huskies lose By Jeff Hood season, thay are four wins away from Sports Editor achieving their fourth straight 20-win It's been a while since the men's season. A loss Saturday would force basketball team lost back-to-back them to beat Seton Hall and Villanova games at home. In fact, it's been nine on the road and Providence and hyears since it happened. Georgetown at home. It's not a bright Back during the 1972-1973 season, prospect. the Huskies lost to Harvard, 80-70. In The reason a 20-win season is so their next game, the Huskies lost important for the team is that without (104-73( to the school thay play it, its chances of being offered an Saturday in the Hartford Civic Center at-large berth in the NCAA tourna- - Syracuse. ment (if it does not with the Big East UConn, 16-5, lost to St. John's tournament in the first week of Wednesday night, 93-82. Syracuse is March( are about the same as UConn 13-8 with a 96-79 loss to Georgetown getting a 20 percent budget increase. Monday night. Of the 48 berths in the NCAA Syracuse can move from fifth place playoffs, 24 are committed to confer- in the Big East Conference, where it ence champions. If there are another has a 5-4 record, to fourth with a win 12 teams in the Top 20 which do not Saturday. UConn dropped from first win their conference, that leaves 12 place to fourth with its loss. The spots open. Many conferences hold Huskies are 6-3 in the conference. tournament like the Big East's in The game is crucial for the Huskies. determining which school heads to With five games left in the regular the NCAAs, but the best team does not always win. Just ask North Carolina, which finished second in On WHUS the countny last (year, yet did not win the Atlantic Coast Conference play- this weekend offs. WHUS will broadcast three So if the Huskies lose two of their UConn sports events this next five games, they'd better win weekend, beginning with the the Big East playoffs March 4-6 in the UConn-Hamilton ice hockey game. Hartford Civic Center in order to Jeff Dobek and Pete Cavaliere will make the NCAAs: Besides, UConn begin the broadcast at 7:25 p.m. fans are tired of settling for the NIT. Saturday, Dobek and Harold UConn fans are also tired of seeing Darak will announce the men's the Huskies' inconsistent play. It has basketball game with Syracuse been a season of a lot of peaks and a from the Hartford Civic Center. lot of valleys, something resembling Airtimeis 12:55 p.m. a biorhythm chart. Saturday night at 7:25, listen to Syracuse, on the other hand, seems Tony Savino and Scott Bell give to have leveled off. The Orangemen the play-by-play of the UConn- have gone 6-6 in their last 12 games New Haven ice hockey game. after a 7-2 start, admittedly against Corny Thompson (52) takes down one of his 10 rebounds against St. WHUS is located at 91.7 on the much weaker teams. Syracuse has John's Wednesday, as Mike McKay (5) and Norman Bailey (30) set to ran FM dial. lost to St. Joseph's, Fordham, Ohio the break. UConn plays Syracuse tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the Hartford Civic State, Villanova, St. John's, Boston Center (Jim Lofink photo). College. DePaul and Georgetown. Ice hockey team plays twice this weekend By Bob D'Aprile finer wins of the hockey to New Haven Dec. 14, "but you can't count on all assists in the last five games. Staff Writer program has had since I've UConn's last game before a the calls going your way. We The UConn power play has Interim UConn hockey been a part of it," said Kir- five-week layoff. had our chances to win, but also been productive as of coach, Ben Kirtland, is op- tland, a former standout on UCoiyi was leading the we didn't convert on our op- late. With Robinson,, who timistic heading into this the team. Chargers 3-2 in the third portunities often enough." has one of the hardest shots weekend's action. The 3-8 "We're finally realizing period and failed to cash in This weekend the on the team, and senior Huskies host Hamilton that we are a good hockey on a breakaway opportunity Huskies will be facing a pair defenseman Doug Stanley at tonight at the ice rink star- team," Kirtland said. "If we late in the period that would of tough opponents. New the points on the power play, ting at 7:30. Saturday. can only continue to have nearly clinched a vic- Haven is 11-7-1 and in fifth the Huskies have consisten- UConn skates against New capitalize on the breaks like tory. place in the ECAC Division II tly improved in man advan- Haven in Hamden. we did against Salem State, UNH scored the tying goal East Region. Hamilton is tage situations in the last few The Huskies are coming we could play some really with less than two minutes struggling in the West games. Region in sixth place with an off their third win of the good hockey through the rest left in regulation play and Junior Dave L'Ecuyer and 8-9-0 record. season, a 6-5 decision over of the season." New Haven's Don Lord gave Anthony have also been ef- The Hamilton Continen- Salem State last Friday. Kir- Prior to last week's vic- the Chargers the victory with fective in short-handed tals are led by scoring leader tland had nothing but tory, the Huskies had lost six a power-play goal in over- situations for UConn. favorable comments on the straight games. The last four time. Mike Marta. Latest statistics victory following Thursday's games in the string were lost "The penalty called in the have Marta with 31 points — "We're a young team," practice. by a total of six goals, in- overtime should have been a good enough to be among Kirtland said, referring to a roster almost entirely made "It had to be one of the cluding a 4-3 overtime loss routine play," Kirtland said. the leaders in scoring in the region. up of underclassmen. New Haven's Scott Brazis ' 'Three of the six players on is also among the leaders in our top two lines are fresh- scoring in the ECAC Ea^t men. Despite being a young region. The Charger center team, we have played with man has scored 18 goals and enthusiasm against very assisted on 22 others for 40 strong teams, and since we points. are made up of so many new Despite the credentials of players, it takes time for this weekend's opponents, everyone to get used to each the Huskies also have some other." strong players on a balanced "We're a better team than hockey club. our record shows," Kirtland Freshman Mike Anthony added. leads the team in scoring with six goals and 10 assists Freshman Al Sheehan will for 16 points. Junior Bill start in goal for UConn in Robinson (9-5-14). fresh- place of Bill Greene against man Rick Veneziano Hamilton tonight. (9-5-14). and sophomore " Saturday night's game Tony Greeley (9-3-12) against New Haven at the also have contributed to the Hamden High ice rink is the UConn scoring attack this Phil Kane Memorial game, season. Robinson has been played each year in honor of Dave L'Ecuyer looks for the puck In the 6-5 win over Salem State last week. UConn plays scoring on a tear, having the player who died in the two games this weekend (Jim Lofink photo). scored seven goals and four Vietnam War.