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VOL.LXIXNO. 18 STORRS. CONNECTICUT October 15,1971 new anj concert policy raises questions See Story on Page 4
asg—daily campus contract defeated in student senate A proposed contract of $12,500 to operate the Daily Campus for one semester was defeated Wednesday mgnt in the Student Senate. Stephen P. Morin, editor-in-chief, said the paper would have difficulty operating on its allotted $22,500 a year. Ron Robillard, managing editor, pointed out that the Student Government is merely buying a product and should have no voice in editorial policy. See story on Page 5.
husky varsity teams to be entertained by black bears The UConn Huskies are entertained on all three varsity levels by the Maine Black Bears this weekend. A soccer match between the YanCon rivals will kick-off the festivities with a 10 a.m. start followed by a cross country meet at 11 a.m. The Husky gridders, 1-3, will try to spoil Maine's Homecoming and come away with a 'must* win in order to stay in contention for the Yankee Conference crown. Coach Bob Caseiola remains optimistic in the race for the Beanpot, symbolic of championship. See story on page 8.
a what? 450 students, yelling 'we want underwear' and other , more obscene chants, invaded South Campus this morning in the first panty-raid at UConn in nearly three years. Security kept tabs on the excited crowd but made no attempt to interfere or arrest anyone. R.A.'s were present with big grins. (Campus Photo by Barry Rimmler)
tuition hike ghost lecture consumers When the tuition hike becomes Ghosts, haunted houses, glowing The House voted Thursday to effective second semester UConn will balls which materialize into human create an independent Consumer rise from the 77th most expensive forms are all real, Ed and Lorraine Protection Agency (CDA), but refused institution among the 100 state Warren told about 500 persons in the to give it the legal weapons Ralph universities and land-grant colleges to Student Union ballroom Thursday Nadar and his congressional allies the 13th, according to figures released night. The Warrens, artists from proposed. Nadar promised to keep up by the National Association of Monroe, Conn, who said they have the fight for a stronger consumer Universities and Land-Grant Colleges. evidence of over 300 cases of haunted agency and forecasted better results See Page 4. houses in New England, have spent for next year. See page 3. about 26 years investigating cases of spirits. See Page 5. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (ftimtt*rtinst lattg (EattqniH curley naive fisher chided
Serving Storrs Since 1896 To the Editor: To the Editor: In response to Mark Fisher's Economists observe the real article, "Registration can be world before formulating their fun," Campus, Oct. 12. October 15, 1971 "logical arguments", rather than Registering to vote is more than the other way around. just a humorous exercise, those When Charles Curley says in do not take it seriously do not, his article that we have inflation maybe they cannot, understand solely because we have too much the implications of power. We, money -- and then says that we who have worked long and hard don't know we have too much for the right to vote, the right to money because the corporations express ourselves on an equal have borrowed it all, he is basis with our parents, do mediocrity rides again demonstrating the danger of recognize what we can do with reasoning "the other way our franchise. We have the around." Either excess money is power now to I help to change Its back to nominating Supreme Court-Justices time. in circulation or it is not. If it's this country, to reform it, to And, it seems the country is going to be short-changed not in circulation, we are not improve it. It is important that experiencing "monetary" who's cheapshot we use our power by registering once again. inflation. to vote; it may be too late for I repeat my original President Nixon, known for his Haynsworth and Jo the Editor: Stuart Schwartz, the November electionbut we argument: we have both an Car swell stuffing attempts has narrowed down the Esq.: can still register for state and inflation and a recession. We prospective list to six candidates. national elections next year - have high prices and We would like to take this town committee elections are in Senate Majority Whip, Robert C. Byrd, has never been unemployment. Two problems -- opportunity to compliment you February. licensed to practice law. He's a leading candidate. not one! on the photograph that appeared Cynical illusions about voter Sylvia Bacon, a graduate of Harvard Law School and Any single explanation for in the October 14 issue of the registration, such as the one that this is naive, as is any Mr. Fisher wrote, only add to an architect of the District of Columbia "no knock" crime Daily Campus. I You are very "explanation" of the NEP from photogenic. However, we would the strength of those who said bill, is also a possible Nixon appointee. Bacon is 39 years just one point of view. appreciate your assistance in we should not have gotten the old and known for her strong "law and order" sentiments. For Objectivity, identifying the gentleman, vote. His remarks were less than those of a good cynic, they The defense attorney for former Mississippi Gov. Ross Bill Hammock holding the chain, who was so rudely standing on your back. seemed to me to be somewhat R. Barnett, (when he was charged with contempt in trying immature. to prevent James Meredith from becoming the first black it's ok, right? Two Inquiring Admirers Sincerely, at the University of Mississippi) Charles Clark, is another Judi A. Gold (Editor's Note: Contrary to To the Editor: Crawford C candidate. Clark has seven children and is known as a popular belief Mr. Schwartz was Your recent editorial, "Who's Let's Vote 18, "moderate." the gentleman with the chain.) State Coordinator Whoring?," was a clarion call for Herschel H. Friday, another Southerner is also the return to "Responsible Man." mentioned to be in Nixon's prospective Supreme Court It seems clear that no poetry public justice handbook. He is best known for representing the self-respecting student would actually ask for credit for Little Rock School Board since the 1958 school crises. someone else's work; rather, a Friday has argued before the Supreme Court for the Board student would probably use MY STRANGER on numerous occasions; a/ways requesting that those S2.50-a-page term papers as desegregation be kept to a minimum. reference works. Right? Even if a I was wary of you. student did submit someone Your thoughts I couldn 't understand. The two least objectionable personalities appear to be else's work, he would be likely to Mildred Loree Li/lie and Paul H. Roney. acknowledge the "real" author in Always you spoke of your love for her. Roney has been interested in judicial reform, the penal a footnote. Right? And surely, because "... there is nothing She had built you up and system and politics. He was nominated by Nixon to illegal about advertising such For a summer you had true joy. succeed G. Harold Carswell who resigned to run services," it cannot be ethically Then she let you fall so fast. unsuccessfully for the Senate. wrong, nor should such advertising be construed as Lillie started out at the University of California, promoting or condoning Yet you loved her. Berkelywasan artist before she turned to law. Now a Court unethical practices. Right? Being alone hurt you terribly. of Appeal judge, the New York Times describes the 50 Further, because professors And you talked intensely of death. year old Lillie as "still having a bathing beauty figure." too often wield the grade almightly as a symbol of their It bothered me. It seems unfortunate President Nixon cannot come up authority, students deserve a new with a list of people who would be an asset to the court weapon to balance the We went places together and to the country. He seems to enjoy wallowing in gradebook. Right? After all, But you talked of her not us. mediocrity. " evaluation in the form of a grade (or in any other form) is unjust, I was patient. inhumane, and anachronistic in I know it takes time. today's modern world. Right? Finally, it is obvious that Mr. Love is so hard to forget. O'Hara had no right to "self-righteously" respond to You scare me no longer. your advertising, because "...(he) Her name and death are infrequent topics now. is not a paid subscriber to the Is it possible? Can I radiate such life? titinuurttmt flailif (HampuB Daily Campus." Right? Sincerely, by Georgette Kilbourn Editor-in-Chief Steven V. Owen Stephen Morin Managing Editor Business Manager Ron Robillard James Thorpe
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STOCKHOLM (UPI) - Dr. discovery 11 years ago his fellow Earl W. Sutherland Jr., of scientists did not believe him. Nashville, Tenn., won the 1971 But his theory received an house to help consumers Nobel medicine prize Thursday official stamp of approval with for finding a missing link the announcement of the award. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Rep. William Moorhead, the CPA from appearing as a full between hormones and the "It is an honor and pleasure, House voted Thursday to create D-Pa. offered the toughening but party in informal hearings and human body's control and naturally I'm happy," an independent Consumer defeated amendment to the bill investigations by other federal mechanisms. Sutherland told newsmen at his Protection Agency CPA , but which had been approved by the agencies in which the "primary" The Royal Caroline Institute home in Nashville after the call refused to give it the full arsenal House Government Operations purpose was to levy a fine or of Stockholm announced the came from Stockholm notifying of legal weapons that Ralph Committee, shared by Rep. Chet penalty on an offending firm. award of the prize, which carries him he had won the Nobel Prize. Nader and his congressional Holifield, D-Calif. Nader, who conceived the a cash award of $90,000 to But the award did not come allies had proposed. idea of an independent Consumer advocate Nader Sutherland, a professor of as a surprise . "I had heard I was Members passed the bill after consumer agency three years promised to keep up the fight physiology at the Vanderbilt being mentioned for the past rejecting, on a 218-160 vote, an ago, claimed this would keep the for a stronger consumer agency, University Medical School in five years," he said. "I figured it amendment that would have CPA out of about 90 per cent of and said "the results will be Nashville. would be this year or next." given the proposed agency broad the consumer cases before the different" next year. When the 55 year old Sutherland said some people powers to intervene before other government. physiologist announced his believed his discovery "can lead federal agencies and obtain "Chairman Holifield, the Claiming the committee had to cures for everything from skin information from industry. White House and their business gutted the bill, Nader said it peace in Vietnam disorders to cirrhosis," but that Final approval was on a lobbies have won today," he said wasn't worth passing. he wasn't that optimistic. 344-44 roll call and the bill now in a statement. "By perpetuating Moorhead's amendment was only via paris, He said his discovery affects goes to the Senate in the form this legislative fraud against the designed to restore the agency to "everything from your memory favored by President Nixon. The consumers they have insured its original proposed strength. say n. Vietnamese to your toes." He also said its Senate passed legislation last that there will be no strong For one thing, it would have application to cancer is under year along the lines sought by consumer protection agency bill permitted the CPA to acquire, PARIS (UPI) - North study but it was too early to Nader, and was awaiting House passed by Congress this year." through other agencies, industry Vietnamese and Viet Cong predict an outcome. action before considering it Holifield's committee data in connection with reports delegates to the Paris peace talks Sutherland won the world's again this session. rewrote the original bill to bar to Congress on the alleged said Thursday President Nixon top scientific award "for his failure of other agencies to i nit ill can bring peace to Vietnam only discoveries concerning the their consumer protection through direct talks with them mechanisms of the action of fights shape up in congress responsibilities. in Paris and not by visiting hormones," the Medical faculty Critics claimed that this mainland China or Soviet Russia. of the Carolina Institute said. would allow the CPA to go on Communist spokesmen told In 1960 Sutherland published over wage - price boards "fishing" expeditions and make a news conference after the his discovery of cyclic adenylic possible - extraordinary it a "super-agency" that could 132nd session of the peace talks acid AMP, a chemical substance WASHINGTON (UPI) - autonomy, so Senate run roughshod over other federal that their leaders were not that he said acted as a link or a Fights shaped up in both Houses confirmation should be insisted bureaus. worried or concerned by the "messenger" between a large of Congress Thursday to require upon," said a spokesman for As approved by the House, prospects of Nixon's planned number of different hormones Senate confirmation of the wage Rep. Henry S. Reuss, D-Wis., a the new agency would represent and the control and regulatory and price boards which will visits. member of the House Banking consumer interests before mechanisms of the human body. control much of the American The Communist officials Committee, Sen. William federal agencies considering such Sutherland found that cyclic economy when the freeze ends. sought to rebut a statement by Proxmire, D-Wis., is known to issues as the safety and U.S. Ambassador William J. AMP rather than the hormones With only a month have the same view. effectiveness of drugs. Porter who told newsmen he themselves triggered a number of remaining before the boards take found the Hanoi and Viet Cong biological events in the body. over, the White House had delegates upset by the course of hoped to avoid the need for world events. Senate confimration of the two Hanoi spokesman Nguyen people express agencies - the Pay Board, to be Thanh l.e said at the news composed of five business, five conference, "If President Nixon slight preference labor and five public members, wants to get out of the war, he and the Price Commissions, to must reply here at this very on nam pull - out be composed of seven public conference in Paris to our members. HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) - negotiation proposals." He said The administration view was Although opinion is sharply split Nixon's travel plans otherwise that the boards merely would be on the subject, people in the called for no comment from his the President's agents in state evidence a slight perference executing power to contain delegation. for leaving the timing of our 0 x Porter spoke to newsmen inflation already delegated to Vietnam withdrawal to the him by Congress. after a 3 1/2 hour session in President rather than the which he urged the Communist Congress, according to a poll But when Nixon submits side not to allow the *l Thursday. legislation to extend that opportunity of a negotiated The Connecticut Poll, authority and to broaden it to Gianfranco peace "to pass you by." Tje conducted exclusively for the include stand by power to Communists replied with Hartford Times by Becker control dividends and interest Marcantonio renewed demands for complete Research Corp. of Boston, shows rates, powerful figures in From Colorado, U.S. withdrawal and an end to the public by a narrow 48 to 42 Congress plan to attach a the Vietnamization program. per cent plurality is inclined to provision calling for Senate played against top 'They seemed to be at a bit leave the matter of withdrawal confirmation of the board European and Prof. of a loss...," Porter said."I had to the President rather than members. American teams. the feeling they are a little having Congress set the end of "These boards are going to Selected for bothered about international 1971 as the deadline for a have extraordinary power over ALL-STAR Team to events." the economy and - it now seems complete pull-out. represent Colorado in Europe. Gianfranco pres. a Doctor's cand. 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There was discussion on by Peggy McCarthy The letter said auditorium antagonized or encouraged of the Board of Governors it last year by activities office, A« of Tueiday Oct. 12, personnel tried to "control our violation of the fire laws rather (BOG) said he and other student union and Jorgensen Jorgensen auditorium is available audiences and to get them to than being cooperative," he said. representatives of BOG met with Brotman Tuesday. personnel, he stated. for pop/rock concerts "only in abide by these laws" but failed. He remarked that Brotman is Zielinski said BOG was the case that the chairs an the "It is time that we recognize "Completely within his particularly concerned because tuition increase lower floor are removed and that our failure, and, without in any jurisdiction" in making the new Brotman's policy "Kills half our the attendance is limited to- way impugning our audiences, policy. "He (Brotman) it programming." to rank uconn 1200." admit freely this management personally responsible if However, he said Tuesday The new policy made by the cannot control them at concerts something does happen" in the Brotman offered BOG the 13th in usa Auditorium Manager Michael that are roughly in the category auditorium, McCullough added. option to "come up with a set of When the $350 tuition goes Brotman was stated in the form of pop/rock" he said. The activities coordinator proposals" that he might accept of a letter sent to Donald Brotman also stated in the pointed out that other schools in into effect in January, raising as an alternative to his policy. the Connecticut student fee to McCullough, activities letter that auditorium personnel the United States have the same Zielinski said Brotman is coordinator. The action would have met with "responsible $655 and the out-of-state fee to problem and noted that some permitting BOG to sponsor a $1,555, the University of cut the normal auditorium student groups" but no solutions schools have banned concerts capacity of 3,500 by about "trial concert" in Jorgensen on Connecticut will become the to the problem were successful. altogether and others have two-thirds. Dec. 12. The performing group 13th most expensive institution McCullough, told the banned certain types of Copies of the letter also has not yet been decided, he in the nation among the 100 Campus Thursday night that concerts. went to University Provost said. state universities and land-grant there's been a "real problem" McCullough specifically Edward V. Gant, Fred Cazel, colleges. with smoking in the auditorium. referred to the university of "What BOG plans to do and Chairman, University Senate Two years ago, it ranked He attributed part of the Massachusetts where he said the student senate concert Executive committee; William 7 7th, according to Figures problem to lack of cooperation there is a "moratorium on committee hopes to do will clear Massett, assistant director , released by the National on the part of some performers. certain types of concerts." up the problem," Student security department and Fred Association of State Universities Senator David Kaplan told the and Land-Grant Colleges. Kort, chairman, auditorium Campus Thursday night. advisory committee. at bushnell park: duffey Governor Meskill's original Under the no-seat "We can't do a concert with program called for a tuition arrangement, "smoking is 1200 persons," he said, adding increase of $1000 for permitted under State of talks to welfare people members of the committee plan Connecticut students. Concerted Connecticut General Statutes, to meet with Raymond P. opposition on the part of Booker, university student students and faculty alike but the balcony cannot be by Jonathan Katz welfare with her two children occupied," Brotman said. for three years she said because educational assistant. resulted in the compromise hike In the letter Brotman said "Meskill has cut welfare by she can't work because of a Contacted by the Campus of $350 a semester, in addition for several years the Jorgensen 20 per cent. We have no clothing heart condition. last night, Booker said to the other miscellaneous management has "willfully and allowance and no personal "I know fifty welfare Brotman's policy is "not student fees. knowingly permitted violations allowance for three of us. Food mothers in Enfield," she said, of the laws of the State of stamps prohibit the purchase of "and none of them is sponging Philadelphia orchestra Connecticut.'. soap and toilet paper. We're off anybody. We're struggling." The letter said State of going to have to cut back on One of 500 welfare mothers Connecticut General Statutes in rent payments and then the , Mrs. Francis participated in the plays to poor audience the Fire Marshal's section landlord will throw us out." Oct. 13 Moratorium Rally in "define a place of assembly and This was the grim prediction Hartford's Bushnell Park with by John Breasted intentionally choppy, the made by Mrs. Barbara Francis, a then conditions under which blacks, whites, Puerto Ricans, Eugene Ormandy chose two development at the end was welfare mother and President of Women's Liberation activists, theater-type events may be twentieth-century works as part mellow and the orchestra's the Mothers' Aid Group of Vietnam Veterans Against the presented. The laws specifically of Wednesday night's handling of it assured. forbid standing or sitting in Enfield, Conn. War and Students for a performance by the Philadelphia The program closed with aisles, smoking and are very clear Mrs. Francis , a small Democratic Society. Orchestra at the Jorgenson Brahms' Symphony No. 3 a in their statements that the red-haired woman about 30 Speakers included Joseph Auditorium. staple repertory piece but a manager of the facility is years old, said she had to ask her Duffey, former contender for The first piece Triplo deserving one. If the orchestra personally responsible for the caseworker's permission to leave the Connecticut Senate, James Concerto a Tre by Gian Carlo was assured while playing Harris, safety and well being of his the state. She has been on Young, state chairman of the Menotti was the more accessible it played Brahms as though it Black Panther Party. Other of the two for listeners knew the symphony from NOW speakers addressed the crowd in accustomed to classical forms. memory yet without marring the THRU Spanish and English on subjects The music was lively and freshness this music always ■Slff TUES. such as welfare, the Vietnam graceful. The concerto grosso seems to possess. Ormandy's war, women's lib and the Angela writing of this piece, placing trio pacing of the slow second DAILY 2:00 6:30 9:00 SAT-SUN. 2:00 4:15 6:30 9:00 Davis Trial. groups of solo instruments movement, a dialogue between «i Joseph E levim- pii ■scnls .1 Mike Nichols Mm slamng Jack Nicholson • Candice Bergen "We have got to go to the against the full orchestra, woodwinds and strings, was polls," Wilbur Smith, Hartford showed that a seventeenth form particularly good. 1 "I was sorry to see State Senator, said. "We have can still accomodate twentieth The audience Wednesday I got to become politically century harmonies. night was poor. Slow tempos ca Carnal Knowledge'end." 3 involved." Roy Harris' Symphony No. and stretches without brass and o —Vincent Canby New York Times 3 used even older forms (fugal percussion were greeted with free concert and canonic writing and modal coughing, shuffling and talking. Mike \KboK.Jack \k hoboiu and*C Bergen. harmonies) but much less While there is sometimes Arthur Garfunkcl. Ann Margrci and Jules killer. in union lobby visibly. The symphony was cast inverted purposeful snobbery in in one movement whose five clapping between movements, I Z (.muil knowledge, K A,> AVCO tmb.»> p*^. don't think that's why this 0> Sheffield Spring, a sections were joined without I Ai| p.ii nun pM pa*iptuc| • KM*! ]i|dosor lODnpoidOAiinuaxa o6po|MOu* leuieQ.. Connecticut rock group, will interruption. Harris once wrote audience did so four times. present a free concert Friday of America, "there is little grace Perhaps orchestras on tour in the COMING OCT. 20-26 "FOR PETE'S SAKE" night in the Student Union or mellowness in our midst," boondocks, like pro tennis SPONSORED BY WORLD WIDE PICTURES lobby. The ASG cultural and his music is supposed to players, play worse than usual in committee, is sponsoring the reflect that observation. response to such an audience. If concert. Sheffield Spring, However, there was much of so, the Philadelphia Orchestra who have played gigs all over both qualities in his symphony, plays so well on an off day that New England, played at the and in Ormandy's treatment of it's difficult to tell the Winter Week-end all-nighter it. Especially graceful was the difference. RAPP'S DELIVERS last year. The concert is opening theme introduced in the scheduled to begin at 8:30 cellos and taken up by the John Breasted is an 8th Sem. p.m. and run until 12:30. basses. While the fugue was Chem Major
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"Are the dead really dead; are they somewhere close-by' Lectures by Edward and Lorraine Warren OPEN JILL 2 AM. Thurs ., Oct. 14 - "Haunted Houses in New England. " Friday, Oct. 15 - "Poly tergeist and Witchcraft." FRI. & SAT. Friday, Oct. 22 - Panel discussion with students. (Students interested in being on panel call Till 1 Am. Sun. - Thurs. or stop by B.O.G. office during day.) All lectures at 8 pm at Student Union Ballroom STORRS CALL 429-6429 FREE ADMISSION BY TICKET ONL Y Rapp's Delicatessen
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"We don't want to censor a one-semester contract, said, the paper, we just want to "The paper needs the $25,000. control it," a student senator We should give them what they said Wednesday night during need to operate. I can't see any debate on the Senate Finance sense in not giving them enough Committee's proposal for money to fulfill their funding the Daily Campus. The contractual agreements with senate showed its approval of a their publisher. This way, they $22,500 annual contract for the can both put out a quality paper year by a vote of 10-9. and be responsible to the The Daily Campus asked for Senate." $25,000. Most of the two and a half A proposed $12,500 hours of discussion centered on contract for one semester, to be the question of accountability. renegotiated in February, was A majority of senators wanted defeated. to make the paper "responsible According to Stephen P. to the Student Senate" by giving Morin, editor-in-chief of the it a one-semester contract. This Daily Campus, the paper would would allow them to review the have difficulty operating on Campus' treatment of news and $22,500 a year and continuing overall layout at the end of the its program of improvement fall semester. toward the eventual goal of Morin said that a "political complete financial Ed Warren, an artist from Monroe, spirits for 26 years and have produced, sword held over our heads would independence. be unfortunate and Conn., talked about the supernatural they said, evidence or more than 300 "We don't feel we are asking unwarranted. We are not out to Thursday night to 500 persons in the authentic cases. (Campus photo by Rick for an unrealistic appropriation screw the Student Senate or the Student Union. He and his wife Lorraine, Pedersen). from the Student Senate," he student body. have studied cases of haunted houses and said. "We're asking for an The Daily Campus appropriation which would keep reminded the Senate of a Hoard by Karen Grava supernatural take over, I would Warren said. In addition, the us afloat." of Trustee's report from the Glowing balls which grow be living in a dream world. She possessed move in an astro-body The paper received $24,000 previous spring which stated the into human forms, apparitions, said that she has other roles as (spirit form) rather than a last year. student government is merely demon possessions and psychic wife, mother, grandmother and human form, and become very David Kaplan, who buying a product and should photos are real, Ed and Lorraine art teacher. upset by religious articles, introduced the . amendment for have no voice in editorial policy. Warren told about 500 persons Warren said. Her husband also plays the in the Student Union ballroom role with the supernatural. "Ed Ouiju boards can definitely Thursday night. is more of an expert than I am, make a person possessed, Warren "My work is to bring to the TOMORROW SAT. 8 PM although he has used me as a said. Responding to electrical public the evidence that these sensitive she said. impulses from the person's body things do happen," Warren said By sensitive, Mrs. Warren or subconscious wishes of the while narrating slides of haunted was referring to her direct mind, the ouiji board makes the ZETA PSI FRATERNITY New England homes. "The contact with the supernatural, user, especially women first evidence we have collected she said. Her husband said he become obsessed and then presents our annual would be accepted by any court contacts spirits through his possessed by spirits Warren said. of law although we don't know wife's body by questioning Mrs. FRESHMAN QUEEN DANCE how these things happen," he Warren, who then verbally In order to exorcise spirits, said. The how of the questions the spirit. However, Warren said, he and his wife At Hawley Armory phenomena, he said, is left to Mrs. Warren said, the messages practice white magic. "We the parapsychologists. come through her telepathically. protect ourselves from the spirits The Warrens, artists from "Sometimes, there is no time by using Christ lights, imagining featuring Monroe, have been involved in lapse; there is no chance for me ourselves in a bright white light investigations of haunted houses to ask the question because the or using the ceremonial magic," and ghosts for 26 years. They spirit is responding directly to Warren said. LIQUIDE LIGHT claim they can cite more than Ed. It's like two people with two The Warrens will speak on DONATION $1.00 300 cases of genuine hauntings conversations going on at the witchcraft Friday at 8 p.m. in in New England. same time," she said. the Student Union ballroom. PROCEED GO TO MANSFIELD TRAINING SCHOOL "Our case load is heavier Persons can also be entirely now than before, though," Mrs. possessed the Warrens said, Warren said explaining this is "inhuman possession is 100 times Tony's Garage because of the contact she has worse than human possession," USED CARS had with the public through Warren explained. Inhuman VW AND US CAR REPAIRS Stone Portal radio, television and the press. possession is connected with Even though she spends demonolgy or black witchcraft., much time investigating the he said. Coffeehouse supernatural, she said she is not Human possession, however, FREE COMPLETE living a fantasy. "If I let the he said, occurs when a person is GREASE JOB WITH Sat.Oct.16 8:00 P.M. taken over by a spirit. "You are EVERY TUNE UP activities policy the spirit," Warren said. He at Hillel 25< The new activity notices described one grown woman, WITH THIS ADD policy as accepted by the possessed by the spirit of a child OFFER EXPIRES COME - EN JO Y REFRESHMEN TS editorial board of the Daily which compelled her to play OCT. 30,1971 Campus effective October with toys. 18, 1971 follows: "An inhuman possessor is SPECIALIZING IN VW'S & trying to destroy the person AMERICAN CARS 1. Nothing over 25 words possessed," Warren said. Persons will be printed. cursed with demon's spirits are RT. 195 STORRS, CONN. SUNDANCE 2.Copy must be in two often upset about their behavior 429-0001 days before publication. although it is uncontrollable, 3.Notices will not be SALOON accepted by phone. 4.Sponsor must be a UConn campus organization. M.B.A RECRUITMENT - Halloween Special 5.Notices will run for two days only. FREE PUMPKIN SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY WITH EVERY PURCHASE
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'°""x":'x-x":::"&':- October 15,1971 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 7 Classifieds Grad student needs Immediate room. Music Papers, manuscript, score A Call 456-1336. sketch layouts. Send for free samples and price list. KSM For Sale: fire engine red Fiat «50 publishing Co./PO Box 3819. sport coupe 1968, 24,000 miles. Top cond. Call Blanea 56 3-7668. Housework one afternoon a week. $10 for 4 hrs„ own transportation. Five room house on Coventry Lake Coventry. Conscientious only please. for rant. $17S/mo. Would Ilka to 742-6122. move Into close campus apt, preferably Wllllngton Oaks. Possibly For Sale: 1969 Triumph spitfire we could switch pads? For further MK3, grn, rad and heat, gen cond Information, call 742-6667. very good, $1,250. 429-7249 or x. 1256. Billboard posters for sale, 10 x 20 ft covers your whole room. Great colors Education Report: If you have a 512 McConaughy or 429-8612 previously Ignored complaint about anytime. the University of Conn, and you would like to have It Included In THE PLAINS • Wlndham Center. our report to the State Legislature, Two-bedroom duplex apartments. please send It to: Education Report, Students and families welcome. Box 1316 Hartford, Ct. 06101. Monthly rent $160, Includes: heat, hot water, master antenna, Dynamite: Palace on wheels 1961 appliances, basement storage, laundry International School Bus camper, facilities, parking. No pats. Excel. Cond, rebuilt engine and Immediate occupancy. Ray bo Inc. brakes, spare wheels, fully equip, 423-0991.9-21 Mon-Frl. kitchen, 6 beds, toilet, tools, $2,000. 742-7078. Babysit In my home, own transportation, Monday, Wed, s, Friday morn. Thurs. afternoon. Also Commuter from Columbia needs .elderly typewriter for sale $10. ride. Will share expenses or set up UConn defensive tackle Mark McEwen in last Saturday's game. McEwen hopes to car pool. 228-9657. Attention Senior or Grad. Male (center) leads the Husky rush against have a good game when he returns to roomate to share 1 bedroom apt. Two girls desperately need ride to Rldgevlew apartments. $75 plus Penn. on Oct. 17, Sun. Will share Temple's quarterback, Frank Dimaggio (5) Maine. (Photo by Marty Goldstein) utilities, furnished. Call Tom expenses. 429-5226. 429-7018. Speaker system, realistic electrostat Deluxe 1-2-3 apartments $125 on 5. 6 and half Inch woofer, uconn's mark meewen up 429-6404. electrostatic tweeter. $30 per pair. Person wanted to run a very Call ext. 1235 or 423-3176. profitable business. Earning abilities are unlimited and well above average. Wanted: Piano players to perform Mail qualifications to Mr. Warren. PO for money. Call 429-5459 7:30 • maine trip is homecoming Box 503, Maiden, Mass. 02148 or call 10:00 pm. 617-261-1964. VW for Sale: 1964, needs work, Curiously, both McEwen and good speed, is very intelligent 1966 Chevy impala. axe cond, $300 or best offer. Call Greg after 5 When Connecticut plays automatic, red with black Interior. 742-6594. ^^^^_ football at Maine on Saturday in Todd line up as their team's and is a great asset to our team." Asking $975. Call 429-3206. Wanted: Stand-up bass and peddle a Yankee Conference battle, defensive left tackle. Casciola counters, "Mark has MGB 1965, BRG, good cond, price stell players for western swing type each side will have a defensive Says Abbott of the been a very steady and negotiable. 295-0186. ' group. 429-3624. tackle from the opponent Connecticut-reared Todd, "He is consistently improving Koommate wanted: Pleasant apt. 10 For Sale: 1965 Chevy Impala SS school's state, who could be the one of the best defensive tackles performer. His greatest assets are mln. from campus. Evenings 2 8 3, Hurst 4-speed, good cond. key to a victory for his team. we have had at Maine in the past his quickness and his ability to 429-6398. $650. 429-8597. 10-15 years. He has good size. get to the football." 1 *> 2 bedrm. apts available Billboard Posters for sale: 10 X 20 They are Mark McEwen, a Immediately, heat and hot water Covers your whole rm. Great colors. 6-1 and 205 junior from Brewer, inc., no lease, from $125 512 McConaughy or 429-8612 Superintendant 684-4900. anytime. Me., on the Connecticut. team;, and Dick Todd, a 6-3 and 235 senior from Shelton, Conn., on Activities the Maine team. JUST ARRIVED Lost: a gray-blue sleeveless sweater There will be a free concert featuring near the Life Sciences Greenhouses Sheffield Spring in the SU lobby, Frl The rival coaches, Bob on Oct. 13 evening. Please return to from 8:30-12:30. Played at the all John room 4 05 CiB. 4 ?9-2 0 06 . nighter during Winter Weekend and Casciola of Connecticut and This Week have been the feature group at Rush PI Beta Phi Sorority. Monday concerts throughout New England. Walt Abbott of Maine, have and Tues. night Oct. 18 £19. Rides This musical presentation Is being indicated earlier this week that leaving VDM and SU steps at 7:00 brought to you by the ASG Cultural p.m. Committee. an effective running game will be the key ingredient for voctory. NEW SHIPMENT Lost: Ladies gold watch between SS Special meeting of Public Relations and Nursing on Oct. 13 - call Sue at Committee of the ASG. II a.m. Frl. Each has shown concern they 429-4380. SU 202A. must establish a legitimate Free films: Jean Renlor's Rules of Block and Bridle Club meeting Mon. the Game (French, 1939( and DW Oct. 18 7 pm. Radcliffe Hicks room K> fullback threat, an inside runner. of Griffith's Battle of Elderbush Gulch. "Opportunities In Agriculture". Based on their performances Sunday Oct. 17 7:30 pm VDM. Department heads in College of Agriculture will speak. last Saturday, both Inner College weaving course - Home Ec room 216- W, F 2 to 3. Do I p h I ne 11 es, synchronized Connecticut's Don Zweig and Registration for course can be made swimming tryouts. Mon. Oct. 18; 7-9 Maine's Jim Hayes returned at class. p.m. Hawley Armory pool. All interested, please attend. from injury and indicated they LOWA & MEINDL Mon. Oct. 18 at 7:30 p.m. in 21 7C - Zeta Psl presents Freshman Queen are ready, as fullbacks, to Juan Gonzalez of Young Lords Party Dance featuring Llquide Llghte, Sat. contribute to the offense, taking will talk about Puerto Ricans in the Oct. 16 8-12 p.m. In Hawley Armory- Shettoes plus poetry recitals by Pedro proceeds to Mansfield Training pressure off the tailbacks and tetrl. Film will be shown. For Info: School. Ana Lopez - 429-0375 __ the quarterbacks. Each is Attention Bowling Club, president described as a hard blocking Lost: A blue spiral notebook preferred, please contact BOG office containing Art History notes in or about Region Recreational "fullback type" runner. near the Fine Arts Building. Please tournaments. call Lila at 429-8946. HELP! The primary responsibility Lost: Soils notebook In blue cloth of stopping the fullback is in the bag. David Cedarholm. Call 429-2677 Coffeehouse Sat. Oct 16 8:00 at or deposit at Security office. hands of the defensive tackles. Millet. Come and enjoy. Lost; on Monday, female cat, white with orange marking In the vicinity of Campus Restaurant. Might answer to kitten, family heartbroken. BABSON COLLEGE 429-9519. Education Club: Focus on innovation (WELLESLEY, MASS.) movies. All welcome. Sunday Oct. 17 at 4 pm Inner College Trailer. For more information, call 429-5928 or GRADUATE M .B.A. PROGRAM 429-4220. ^^ ASG - the student's gov't presents a ON-CAMPUS INTERVIEWS food Friday night on campus. Music n the SU lobby by Sheffield Spring FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22,1971 IN THE A.M. 7:30-12:30 Free. Free. Free. BYMR.M.D. PELL Lost: red royce union bicycle. No fenders or chain guard.If you took SIGNUP: PLACEMENT OFFICE, HALL DORM, It or know whereabouts call 429-3079. Reward. 2nd FLOOR Sandy Crlcchlo will be performing HIKING over WHUS radio on Sat. Oct. 16. BECAUSE OF POPULAR DEMAND WE AT From 7 :30 p.m. until 9 :00 p.m.
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by Lincoln Millstein The UConn Huskies and the Maine Black Bears, two hard-luck Yankee conference teams, take identical 1-3 records into Saturday's football encounter at Orono, Maine. Maine would like nothing better than to upset the Huskies, salvaging whatever glory may be left in their short 8-game season. Meanwhile, UConn, last year's YanCon title holder, has its back against the wall and must defeat the Black Bears in order to stay alive in the conference running. Although both teams have similar records, it is undeniable that UConn has faced higher-quality football in their four previous games. The Huskies bear no shame, losing to Yale 23-0 and Temple 38-0, although the 20-7 upset at the hands of Vermont causes some reasons to question UConn's potentiality. Meanwhile, Massachusetts, Hofstra and New Hampshire have all The Husky offense, shown here game, hopes to mend their scoring taken the measure of the Maine squad; their only win coming receiving instructions from quarterback problems against Maine, Saturday. (Photo against Rhode Island, a team everybody's trying to figure out. by Millstein) Traditionally, the Maine team serves as a door mat for a Ray Tellier (14) during a recent home UConn squad that needs a good workout before they take on the I'M.is.s Redmen. However, the inconsistent tempo of this year's seeks to spoil homecoming race for the title has caused head coach Bob Casciola to be cautiously aware of individual opponents - their weaknesses and their assets. Casciola also seems concerned with his team's general attitude varsity teams confront maine after the Temple beating. "We're the type of a football team that I can't sell short. I have very few criticisms of players, by Leonard Auster play. A defeat could wipe out tailback. Questionable attitude-wise. 1 think our team wants to play, it wants to win, it UConn' varsity football, any title aspirations for either performers for the Huskies are wants to be successful," Casciola said. soccer, and cross country teams team. The Huskies have a five linebacker Jim Sproul and The punishment UConn endured at the hands of Temple has travel to Orono, Maine, this game winning streak against the defensive back Dom Carlucci had surprisingly minute effect on the team's overall physical weekend, in an effort to spoil Black Bears, having trounced with Brian Usher and Bruce condition. Defensive halfback Dom Carlucci, two-time the festivities, as the Maine Maine 45-13 last year, but Coach Thompson, respectively, as All-YanCon, and linebacker Jim Sproul are still recovering from Black Bears celebrate Bob Casciola looks for another replacements in the starting earlier injuries, and their playing time will be definitely limited. Homecoming. tough game. line-up. Otherwise, the Huskies arc healthy, and the return of fullback Soccer is first order of the Physically, we should be in Maine will be a formidable Don Zweig seems to bring relief to an ailing running attack. day, kicking off early at 10 a.m. good shape. My greatest concern Neither of the two UConn quarterbakes, Ray Tcllier and Bob opponent for the Huskies. They The disappointing Huskies are after the Temple game was how are a hard- hitting physical club Robustelli, have seen much success this season. Pass protection 1-7 overall, 0-3 in. Yankee our players would react," said has not reached par, and the UConn signal-callers generally have which could cause problems for Conference play, and are Casciola after the 38-0 the Husky runners. On offense, scrambled on pass plays. Opposing linemen's relative ease at shellacking his team absorbed. virtually out of the title picture. Coach Abbott is not sure who reaching the UConn quarterbacks and dropping them for The booters having dropped Maine's Head Coach Walt generous losses have accounted for much of the poor Husky will start at quarterback for their last six decisions in a row, Abbott is hopeful. "It's the type Maine. "Hastings is good at the running statistics. of a year when anyone in the being shutout the last three, are drop back action pass while Cote The Temple offensive line made shambles of the proud Conference can beat anyone else looking to break the skein is a bit more of a scrambler. UConn defense. However, the Owls never did establish a running on a given day. The Beanpot is against the Black Bears. Lentz is an in-betweener, he can threat against UConn. It was the superb pass protection of the really up for grabs. I think this Cross country is next on the scramble, he can drop back or offensive line, complimented by Doug Shobert'spin-point passing will be a key game for agenda with an 11 a.m. start. sprint out. I'm not sure which that shattered the Huskies' aspirations for an upset. Connecticut and it will also be a Coming off a fine 24-35 upset one will start Saturday." Maine, on the other hand, does not sport an Ail-American key game for us. I am expecting win over a previously undefeated Casciola, after the Temple candidate like Temple's Bill Singletary in their offensive line. a tough battle. We haven't had a Springfield contingent, the rout, is not sure how his players Only in one half of one game has the offense offered any kind Huskies, 5-2 on the season, are good game against Connecticut will respond to the challenge. "It of explosiveness. Casciola has recognized the pass protection counting on Peter Bortolotti, the past few years, but we'd like is hard to say how players will weakness, and searched for answers all week. Maine offers Maurice Ancone, and Rob to give them a battle this year if rebound, but now that we arc nothing, in a spectacular sense, but the Huskies can carelessly get Huntington to lead the way. we can." back in the Yankee Conference behind. This game comes dangerously close to title-sharing time Capping off the day's The Huskies have had and still have a good shot at the and if the Huskies want any part of the beanpot, they must make sporting events is the football trouble in putting points on the Beanpot, I hope they will their move now. game which has a 1:00 p.m. board, scoring 35" points, while respond with a great effort." The prediction; UConn 21- Maine 17. Without a doubt, the kick-off. This is a crucial giving up 102 points to the most challenging leg of the Husky schedule is now memory. YanCon game for both clubs, opposition, but Casciola remains Hopefully, the UConn squad has gained a sense of maturity in the defending champions UConn is optimistic. weekend sports Yale and Temple contests. 1-1 and Maine 1-2 in conference "I see the possibility of our scoring; and I see the possibility of our defensive unit putting it together this week, or any week, Varsity Football; UConn at where we may keep people Maine, 1:00 p.m., Saturday down, and we have a chance to win." Varsity Soccer; UConn at The return of Don Zweig to Maine, 10:00 a.m. Saturday the fullback slot should bolster the running attack. Ray Tellier Varsity Cross Country; UConn will continue to start at at Maine, 11:00 a.m., Saturday Instant quarterback with Lou Allen at LOSE 20 POUNDS cheeseburgers. IN TWO Fa Ul.li m Team Met During the non-snow off season the U.S. Women's Alpine Ski Team members go on the "Ski Team" diet to lose 20 pounds in two weeks. That's right-20 pounds in 14 days! 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