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by John Pallatto RePass said there has been no change The $300 pay boost authorized by in the pay scale of professors and Gov. Thomas J. Meskill on Nov. 14 does professional personnel since 1967. not represent incremental pay boosts to He said half of the UConn faculty nonclassified professional employees in makes less than $12,500 which at this higher education according to David E. point in time puts them below the cost RePass, assistant professor of Political of living level. Sciences. For this reason several professional He said all other state employees organizations across the state have classified and non-classified have banded together to bring suit charging received increases in incremental that the increment policy for payments as well as the new blanket non-classified higher education increase that was instituted to meet the professionals violates laws regarding rise in the cost of living breach of contract and equal protection A classified state employee is one laws. who is bonifide civil service employee. The suit is being brought on behalf of Non-classified state employees are an ad hoc group called the Higher professional people such as nurses or Education Legal Program or "Help" librarians. which represents such groups as the RePass said "The Governor has American Association of University singled out higher education to bear the Professors (AAUP) and the Federation brung of his austerity moves." of University Teachers (FUT). State higher education employees Plaintiffs in the suit include state have not received boosts in increments higher education employees across the because a report compiled by the state. Connecticut Public Expenditures The suit states 'The plaintiffs seek The drivers are the same, the routes are the same and the buzzers are the same, Commission stated they are overpaid. damages for breach of contract and but there are four new blue buses on the UConn campus. The new additions from For this reason the Governor did not anticipatory breach of contract and the General Motors Company bring the fleet of buses serving UConn to seven. include increment increases for violation of equal protection as The buses cost about $26,000 a piece, according to William Massett, assistant employees in higher education in his guaranteed by the state and federal director of security. The bus driver is Ernie Pizzuto. (Photo by Dennis Capuano) budget, according to RePass. constitutions." weicker discusses republican victory

Editor's Note: The following is the text senatorial primary. Do you have any You voted against it, please explain? of an interview with Republican Senator comment on this? That bill was confiscatory in nature. Lowell P. Weicker, Jr. of Connecticut; No. It's not my affair to meddle in We do have a problem with guns in this conducted by Daily Campus Co-features specific problems the Governor is trying country. But the answer to the problem Editor Robert Kaplan, in Hartford, on to solve. I certainly would not like it if is not to take away basic rights from November 16, 1972. the Governor started to make public others. comments on votes I made in Congress. But the bill had a provision, by which hunters could obtain licensed permits. by Robert Kaplan In the 92nd Congress, you voted Senator, your prediction that the against President Nixon on the Super Believe mc, the bill was confiscatory Republican party would remain a Sonic Transport and in nature. minority in Congress turned out to be Anti-Ballistic-Missile measures. What are .Many people have said President true. However, the Republican party did the areas where the President can most Nixon's wage - price control legislation was fine in theory but biased in gain control of the Connecticut State improve in the next four years? Assemply. Do you perceive this as a Obviously, he can most improve in execution. After voting in favor of wage mandate for Governor Thomas' J. domestic policy. Although President price controls; do you liave any Meskill ? Nixon has achieved a creative and comments on the execution of the The Nixon landslide had a lot to do constructive foreign policy, his domestic program? Wage price controls accomplished its with it. Also, the changing to an policy leaves a lot to be desired. purpose of checking the psychology of optional party lever in a state where The President has not attempted to ml l.i i ion. there was a mandatory party lever was a start solving problems in areas like I di'ii think you can manage a free factor. health, education, housing, and mass Sen. Lowell Weicker But the Republican victory in enterprise vconomy more successfully transport. He better get moving in these What do you think of Mr. Metz's Connecticut was a result of a slow than this program did; unless you are areas or else Congress will. association with the Vice-president? process started a number of years ago. willing to go a lot further in controls, You did not attend the Oct. 19 If the Vice President wishes to It started when people like myself and I am not willing. And unless you do Bridgeport rally for Vice-President associate with Mr. Metz, that's his and Governor Meskill won congressional manage the economy more, you are Agnew, because of the presence of labor business. I frankly, will not follow suit. seats in the late 1960's, in largely going to have inequities, and there are union leader Elwood Metz. Your press As a Congressman, you supported Democratic areas. Since then my party inequities. This is not President Nixon's release said Mr. Metz did not represent has been gaining power in the Senate. President Nixon's policy of fault. It's just the nature of the the best interests of organized labor in Vietnamization. In a speech on the floor economy. Nicholas Punuzio's election as mayor Connecticut. Please elaborate on this. of the House of Ref/rcsentatives you in Bridgeport, a democratic stronghold, I would like to sec the controls lifted In the past four years I have been stated "that the suspicions of President now to see how we react in an was an important step along the way. busy trying to effect measures in Nixon that exist in our nation, are so inflationary sense. My election to the Senate, and Tom Congress, that would raise the standard because the nation remembers the track You voted to continue busing in Mrskill's election as Governor laid the of living of the working man. During record of escalation and deception February, 1972; coming from an area groundwork for this year's victory. this time, a countless number of practiced by the Johnson like Greenwich, and a state like Also, we had capable individuals Connecticut labor leaders called my Administration. " Connecticut — that's a pretty running for the State Assembly this office to assist me. Mr. Metz never lifted That address was delivered about courageous vote. Please explain. year. I, myself, made 134 campaign a finger in this effort. He obviously is three years ago and the War still rages. I didn't vote in favor of busing. I appearances for those individuals. not the kind of labor leader I want to be Have the events of the past three years voted against the President and Congress And, of course, the people were connected with. I notified the Vice effected your estimation of the way the trying to tell the courts what to do. evidently satisfied with the Governor's President of my decision six days before Administration had handled the War? I estimate the price tag to be about performance. the rally. No. No other policy would have 24 billion dollars. Governor Meskill has been criticized The Republican party should use brought us closer to peace than we arc Busing is not the answer to quality for stacking the Univeristy of more discretion in choosing the kind of now. That was a major factor in the education. There is a tremendous price Connecticut Board of Trustees with men labor leaders it wants to associate with. President's victory. tag attached to achieving quality who have been called insensitive to the Just because we haven't had the support In August 1972, the Senate acted on education in this country. needs of higher education in of organized labor in the past, doesn't a bill to limit the sale of hand guns to The President's price tag is 2.5 billion Connecticut, such as John Lupton - mean we should grab just anyone, now police, security guards, the military, and dollars of re-allocated funds to your opponent in the 1970 Republican that we are making strides in the area. licensed rifle clubs. continued on page 6 Tuesday, November 28, 1972 (Emuurttrut Battg (Eumpua

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the insentive hands The University has implemented the transition of the state-run bookstore to a private-operating firm with total and callous neglect of the purpose of an educational institution. Most of the books required for courses this semester have been sent back to the publishers, and students have been asked to place orders for individual requests. ♦rrwwEuoMr vwpoiKp-mtHnAcwN&/* The Connecticut Daily Campus has received numerous telephone calls from concerned students inquiring into aerial piracy the situation at the bookstore. The sense of urgency in their voices is dramatic proof that students are intensely concerned - not only about the bookstore situation, but campaign won't end it also about the possibility of other situations which may also fall prey to the insensitive hands of the university by Robert Hotz against compromising with as- Screening techniques are not pirates is all that stands between effective unless trained police administration and the Board of Trustees. Aerial piracy again pushed the the continued safety of the agents are on hand to help deny We have only consolation to offer these distressed airlines to the brink of major international air transport boarding to suspicious students who are perilously without required text books tragedy last week in an episode network and a reign of sporadic customers. The three Southern that revealed in sharp detail unmitigated terror. hijackers fitted the behavior this late in the semester with final examinations some major flaws in the current Lack of U.S. government profile perfectly. A lone ramp approaching. We can only suggest that students who need campaign to end this menace. action contrasts with its strong agent, with the fate of the slain and wounded Eastern gatemen books contact Book Manager Gary Dean at the Only the superb piloting skill of words condemning earlier Capt. William R. Haas, the piracy. The Nixon at Houston fresh in his memory, bookstore. The management has assured us that they will rugged performance of the Administration through was not about to tangle witi: expedite matters in procuring texts for any student. McDonnell Douglas DC-9 and its Transportation Secretary John three burly opponents. Pratt 8c Whitney JT8D engines Volpe and OMB Director Caspar Sanctuaries must be denied air We further urge the University President and the Board and the circumstance of a Weinberger lobbied hard and pirates. Until all doors are closed of Trustees to carefully consider the consequences of 12,000-ft. runway with cleared effectively to defeat the tough to them and all countries return future changes and transitions to be implemented at the overrun area prevented the anti-hijacking bill of Sen. Warren them to the origin of their deaths of 27 passengers, four Magnuson (D.-Wash.), which crime, air pirates will continue University of Connecticut. crewmembers and three passed the Senate to try to beat the security hijackers at Orlando, Flas. overwhelmingly. At issue was system. Cuba, Algeria and Libya help teddy This 28-hr. ordeal plus the the fixing of firm responsibility ire the main havens now. The fatal shooting of an Eastern for the airport police function U.S. should seize the initiative ir Teddy Serwanski, head custodian of the Student Airlines ticket agent and on the federal government. negotiating with Cuba to close Union, started his annual drive to raise money to wounding of another at Houston President Richard Nixon, despite that door. To do so the U.S. will recently and the Black his strong public statements have to abandon its double purchase Christmas gifts for diabled children at the New September Arab guerilla ransom against air piracy, wants to morality standard and agree to Britain Memorial Hospital back in November. of its Munich Olympics assassins slough off the enforcement return Cuban cirminals and stop responsibility to state and local guerilla raids on that island from Since then, students have donated nearly $510 to his from Lufthansa show clearly that aerial priacy is increasing authorities. Since air piracy is a U.S. bases. We cannot condemn cause. because of the lack of any violation of federal law, it seems Arab guerilla terror and foster $510 is not a very impressive sum, when you consider effective action to defeat the logical for its enforcement to be Cuban guerilla raids. Algeria has skyjackers and thwart their aims. a federal responsibility. Nor can half-closed its door to skyjackers there are nearly 13,000 undergraduate students at While diplomats quibble and the U.S. be an effective world by shearing them of their UConn. It doesn't take much, as we walk through the lawyers debate and politicians leader in fighting air piracy if it ransom and returning it. It needs waffle, the toll in blood and Student Union, to drop off a dollar or two. shirks domestic responsibility a sharp push to extradite air money from aerial piracy for grappling with the worst pirates, particularly those fleeing Teddy's own deadline for purchasing gifts if Dec. 1. He mounts. The whole network of hijacking problem in the world previous major crimes such as requests that donations be made at the Student Union international air transport is now in its own backyard. murder, rape and armed operating with a pistol at its More effective and more robbery. Libya welcomes its role Control desk in care of his name. head. widespread airport detection as a sanctuary and must be made Please be generous. Make this Christmas a little The pilots of the world's equipment and screening to pay a price that renders this brighter for the children of New Britain Memorial airlines, who bear the final techniques are required. There is bravada a too-costly luxury it responsibility for the safety of a wide qualitative variance in can no longer afford. Hospital. their passengers, who feel the detection equipment. Eastern skyjacker's pistols at their Airline's shuttle gate detectors For aerial piracy is on the temples and take these outlaws' are so sensitive they pick up a increase and will continue to bullets in their bodies, have no Mark Cross pen or a bunch of increase until the game becomes (Ernutr iltrtrt latlg (£ampus choice but to rock the keys. The type of portable too fruitless to play. The first hijacking attempt in Australia Serving Slorrs Since 1896 governments of the world out of detectors used by Southern their complacency by drastic Airways and others won't detect was logged last week. It is only a Editors action. The pilots' resolute will a revolver more than 6 in. away. question of time before German News Charlotte Libov, Deb Noyd terrorists, spurred by the Arabs' Makeup Len Auster continued success against Features Bob Kaplan, Rcgina Ferrara Lufthansa, try to spring their Advertising Manager Rob Mil ford jailed comrades. The Irish and Circulation Mark Greenberg South American terrorists will Cartoons Peter Charpentier soon join this murderous game. Sports Dave Solomon Assistant Sports Rick Hass, Bob Vacon Time is running our on the air Editorial Page Peter Krzyzek transport system of the world. Chief News Photographer Noel Voroba Every other form of Associate News Mark Fisher transportation had its era of Assistant Makeup Rich Ricci outlaw attack from sea piracy to Assistant News Mark Franklin highwaymen and stagecoach Staff: Paulette Thibodeau, Tim Murphy, Chris robbers and railroad bandits. Becker, Fred Vollono, John Pallatto, Jay Sloves, They were all stamped out not Sharon Weiss, Karen Beck, Tom Taylor, Carol by international or state house Buckland, Lora Livengood, Jim Palmeiri, Paula debates but by effective armed Schaenknccht, Alan Decker, Peter Lord, Mary counter-force and police action. Ellen Wallace, Mark Ziburis, Dennis Capuano, The airline pilots of the world Randy Philippi, Wesley Thou in, Marty Goldstein are the only group that can make this clear. They have no choice except to refuse to second Class Postage paid at Storrs, Ct. 06268. Published dally exc*l operate the air transport system Saturday and* Sunday from Sept. 11 through December S and from until it has been rid of this January 17 through April 17; not published during Thanksgiving and Easter Recess. Business office located In the Student Union Building, menace. University of> Connecticut, Storrs. Editorial office located on North Eag'leville Road In Storrs. Accepted for national advertising by The National Educational .Advertising Service. Subscriber; United Press Editor's note: Reprinted from International. Subscription rates, $8.00 per year, $5.00 per semester. Aviation Week and Space Return notification of unclaimed deliveries to Connecticut Daily technology (11/20/72). Camous. University of Connecticut, Storrs, 06268. Tuesday, November 28, 1972 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 3 fsso draft to be decided by student referendum asg constitution revised The Committee to Redraft According to Ruby, a Student Governance has majority of students voting must called democratic students' association "tentatively" decided to hold a approve of the proposed student referendum on its replacement for the present by Mark Franklin Edward V. Gant had sophomore, junior, and senior proposed Federation of students Associated Student Government The Associated Student "mentioned it to the Board of class councils would not be and Service Organizations on (ASG). He said the referendum Government's (ASG) Trustees." represented on the student Dec. 13, according to committee will be a simple "yes or no" Constitution Committee has Manning said he had read the senate or the President's member Thomas Ruby. question and will not include the submitted a proposal for an DSA constitution and that it Council. The Connecticut Daily option of voting for other alternative student government "appears to be basically a Campus, Photopool, WHUS, and ruby confident proposed student governments that would be known as the reworking of the old ASG Nutmeg would not be like the "Democratic Student Democratic Students' constitution." represented either. Association (DSA). of fsso approval Association", written by an The DSA would retain the Under both the ASG and ad-hoc ASG committee, or even However, Tom Ruby of the three basic branches of the ASG DSA, the president "acts as the in referendum for the retention of the ASG Committee to Redraft Student constitution; a legislative, official representative of the itself. Governance (CRSG) said the executive, and judiciary branch. student body." He can veto by Mark Fisher Ruby said Dec. 13 was the DSA alternative would not be Bruce said the strongest feature senate legislation as well. On November 6, the earliest possible date for the included in the upcoming of DSA would be that legislation In the DSA, presidential Committee to Redraft Student referendum because of the time referendum on the CRSG's of the student senate would be vetoes would be "overridden by Governance presented through needed to print ballots and proposals. He said the binding on the DSA a minimum 2/3 vote of the the Daily Campus its proposed arrange for polling, which referendum would be solely a membership. Another strong membership present and voting alternative to the Associated "hopefully" will not be done by vote on the acceptance or feature would make the DSA "a of the Student Senate." Under Student Government. Sometime the Committee. "We want to do rejection of the Federation of policy making body for its entire the ASG constitution, vetoes before finals - probably on it before finals," he said. Student Services and membership," she said. must be overridden by at least December 13 - this alternative, The Committee has made Organizations (FSSO). All undergraduate UConn 5/8 of the "total voting the Federation of Students and eight minor changes in the Ruby said he was not students would be members of membership of the Student Service Organizations, will be Federation's constitution after familiar with the DSA and the DSA. They are now all Senate." subjected to a student receiving comments from the knew about it only through the members of the ASG. The election procedures under referendum. University community. Ruby Connecticut Daily Campus. "That opens the door to make the DSA would be changed to said. The most significant change Dori Bruce, a student senator the government have some require a "plurality" rather than ■News Analysis- was the addition to the and member of the committee power," she said. a majority of all votes cast to Constitution of the method for which drafted the DSA, said she The ASG has no provision elect the ASG president and According to committee forming the Committee on thought it was "very unfair" not making legislation binding. While vice-president. The officers member Thomas Ruby, if a Organizations, which is to be to include any alternatives in the there is no clause in the ASG would be elected if they received majority of students voting selected from a list of ten names referendum. constitution which makes the more votes than any other approve of the Federation, ti submitted by the Chairman of ASG President Dave Kaplan government a policy making candidate. The student senate will be submitted to the Board the Central Committee. said he "would like to see a fair body, it does "assist in would decide the election if of Trustees. And if the Board Another change was the choice", but he was skeptical promoting and protecting the there was a tic under the DSA. approves of it, it will then extension of absentee balloting about the DSA being considered student's interests, education, Under the ASG, the senate become the official instrument privileges to thos absent from either by the CRSG or the and general welfare." decides the election if no student body. of student government at Storrs. the University on election day Certain "antiquated" candidate wins a majority of Ruby says he's "confident it rather than absent for an entire Kaplan said Associate Dean of provisions of the ASG would be votes cast, or if there is a tie. will be accepted." He also says semester. Polling hours on Students John Manning was omitted, Bruce said. The now The DSA officers would be he, personally, "doesn't like it." Federation election day were "very interested" in the DSA, defunct Women's Student required to have served as a But whether he likes it or not, also extended. and that Acting President Government and freshman. student senator, but there is no he can be confident the new mimimum term. The ASG government will be approved by requires that officers "shall have the student body. served one full term as Student The reasons for the Senator." Federation's foreordained senate votes on grading The traffic court and the passage are many. Primary conduct committee would be among them is the officially incorporated into the widely-known and by Paulette Thibodeau Graduation Honors and voted to Mania Liberman, assistant judiciary under the DSA. These widely-accepted student dislike The University Senate voted make them a "little more professor of English, said the two bodies are part of the ASG, of and apathy toward the Monday to permanently place restrictive." Honors would be Senate should consider those but there is no provision for present ASG. Poll after poll has two courses on a grading system based on the student's complete underprivileged or disadvantaged them in the ASG constitution. shown that the vast majority of other than A through F. academic record for four years students who lack the tools to The DSA's student senate at UConn. students would like to see the The two courses. Fine Arts begin with, but given instruction continued on page 6 ASG eliminated or sweepingly 181 and 182, "Black Experience According to Dorothy and time, improve to the point modified. The ASG's own in the Arts", will be based on a Goodwin, assistant provost, where they produce academic "Student Information Survey" Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory students who begin poorly but work of high quality. CHRISTMAS POSTCARDS showed one-third of its 135 grading system. improve the quality of their A prraonautrd approach lo Chnrtmaa rjret Two weeks ago, the Seante work to a high academic level The Committee on Scholastic inp That u mm to MM an impreaaoa. respondents voted for Bill X. Standards is planning to explore Carlson, a non-existent passed legislation that would would suffer under a system of Thar unique ChnHnuu Poatearda wilh a hand the question further and report drawn look coat only a ■> cent damp to trnd allow certain courses to be honors based on all four years of and art available in four diffrrrnl drarna of candidate, in the last ASG back to the Senate. election. Of the 20 per cent of graded S/U only on the college. 16 lo a package for only one dolar. students who voted in that recommendation of a Chooar lb* draupi you want from brlow or urdrr an aaaortment. election, over two-thirds voted department and the dean of the for Carlson. college or school and the Christmas Gift Baskets Another reason why the approval of the Senate. Federation is virtually assured of According to the Committee passage is that at present, it will on Scholastic Standards report, be the only alternative presented "a number of courses currently by the Committee to the being given do not lend students on Dec. 13. Ruby said themselves to the grading system NAZW&'S OWN WAlj the ballot will be a simple prescribed in the Rules and "yes-no" question on the Regulations for the Senate, Federation. particularly certain courses HEALTH FOOD CENTER "I'm confident it (the emphasizing creative work or Federation) will be accepted," practical experience." Ruby said. 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(UPI) than normal in Stamford and it cannot grant such a raise students meeting on the Edwards fielded questions and -Commuters in Hartford, New New Haven but Hartford without assurances of substantial Louisiana capitol steps Monday accusations for a time and told Haven and Stamford managed to experienced a slightly larger public subsidy, to cover the that militant student leaders the students some $200,000 in get to work Monday in spite of a volume of car traffic than it docs $10,000 a week it says it is must bear the responsiblity for damages has been done to three-day old bus strike that on most Mondays, police said. losing. the deaths of two Southern buildings at the university during deprived 110,000 riders of daily Only about 150 cars occupied Gov. Thomas J. Meskill, who University students. recent student protests. transportation. the 3,000 emergency parking had called the state legislature in Edwards, surrounded by Earlier in the day two groups Expecting crippling traffic {paces made available in two special session to deal with the shouting, hissing students and a of inquiry, one official and the jams from increased auto use, sections of Hartford. transportation problem, vetoed a number of bodyguards with other unofficial, opened their officials in the three cities had With the strike,, no inter-city subsidy bill. weapons under their coats, said investigations into the recent arranged emergency measures to commuter bus transportation Later he offered to pick up 25 there will be an immediate end fatal shootings of two Southern cope with the transportation exists in Connecticut any longer: per cent of the firm's operating to the occupation of school students during the occupation problem. bus service stopped in losses if the cities agreed to pay buildings by protesting students of Southern's administration But the onslaught never Waterbury, Bridgeport and New 75 per cent. in Louisiana. building. materialised. Britain last month when the The Greater Hartford Transit "The so-called student leaders George Baker, fired from the Such measures as opening Connecticut Railway and District said the state proposal who refused to obey duly Southern faculty 10 days ago, large parking areas and using Ugh ting Co. shut down its would place too great a burden constituted authority are told an all-Negro investigation city-owned shuttle buses in operations. on the cities and refused to responsible," he said. "What that the killings were part of a Hartford proved to be largely The strike against the accept it. made it happen was the refusal white plot to suppress local unnecessary, traffic officials Connecticut Co. began Saturday "We deployed 50 additional of a group of students to leave blacks. said. when the Amalgamated Transit men who were not really the building after having been The "Black People's A total of 650 drivers and Workers' Union said its members needed," a traffic supervisor ordered to do so by the Committee of Inquiry" began mechanics of the Connecticut would not return to work unless said. authorities. calling witnesses to the Nov. 16 Co. w-nt on strike early the debt-ridden firm would give New Haven police said they "Let it be known right now, deaths of Denver A. Smith and Saturday. them a pay raise. encountered normal traffic from now on there will be no Leonard D. Brown early The morning stream of The company, the largest conditions this morning. "It was students, black or white, taking Monday. commuter traffic was no heavier public bus firm in the state, says a piece of pic," a police official over any building in Louisiana." A 12-member state said. "We thought we were going Edwards, his gray hair commission of inquiry, headed to get swamped, but actually we blowing in the breeze, told the by Louisiana Attorney General hussein accuses libya did not even need the extra 11 students violence and vandalism William Guste, also began taking men we put out." would not make conditions testimony Monday in private. Auto traffic was normal in better. Guste said the committee would plotted attempted coup Stamford, where authorities did "As to the question of not disclose the names of not see it fit to assign additional whether the students were witnesses to testify. (UPI) —King Hussein of are that Israel is preparing a traffic policemen. non-violent, go and look at the Members of the state Jordan blamed Libya and the large-scale offensive that may A note of caution, however, buildings they left," he said. commission include Turner Palestinian guerrillas Monday for begin at any minute and lead to was voiced by a Hartford "Have you no regard for what it Catledge, former_ executive an attempt to overthrow his the end of the cease-fire in the policeman, who said a similar means to live in a country like editor and member of the board government. occupied Syrian heights," it said. trend was evident last time a bus this? Is violence only what of the New York Times, and In Middle East ground action, In Damascus, Syria accused strike occurred in 1967. others do? Is there a double Revius Ortique, former member tensions mounted on the Israel of planning an attack on "We had nothing for the first standard? of the President's Commission Israeli-Syrian frontlines in the Egypt and Syria on the same three days in 1967," the "I'll tell you what, burning it on Campus Unrest. occupied Golan Heights although "pretext" it used to justify the patrolman said, "then, wham, down is not going to make Only eight of 14 members of there was no fighting. The Arabs 1967 Six-Day War. The Syrian we got swamped. What Southern better." the Black People's Committee accused Israel of planning a government party newspaper Al happened is that people stayed The students, who had been appeared at Monday's morning major offensive on the front. Baath called on all Arabs to aid away from the city thinking the granted a permit to march to the session. In an interview with Beirut's Syria with "money, weapons, first few days would be really 24-story capitol and hold a State Rep. Julian Bond of An Nahar newspaper, Hussein men and potentials, because the bad, then they had to go to memorial service there, were met Atlanta and Owusa Sadauki, said the guerrillas, with help Arab battle is for all the Arabs." work and the jams started." on the steps by the governor president of Malcom X from Libya, "bought" a University, Greensboro, N. C, Jordanian army officer to carry were listed as members of the out the plot. But Hussein made committee, but were absent. no reference to a reported attack Police issued permits Monday on his palace by a Jordanian communists pushed back to a group of blacks to conduct pilot. According to the report, a three-mile march from the published Sunday by An Nahar, Louisiana State University SAIGON (UPI) About 36 hours later, the however, flew 13 missions over Hussein was slightly wounded in campus to the capitol. -Counter-attacking Communist South Vietnamese - backed by North Vietnam — oftly two short the attack. Blacks held a memorial service ground troops, with heavy American air strikes and naval of the record set on Nov. 22. Hussein said the Palestine for the slain youths on the front mortar and artillery support, gunfire - rolled back to their The big bombers also flew 17 "resistance movement, with were stopped in northernmost steps of Louisiana's 24-story original line, stopping the missions over South Vietnam. capitol. They have held two Libyan help, bought Maj. Rafeal Quang Tri Province when they counter - attack. The U.S. command said a similar services since the death: Hindawi and gave him the tried to halt a South Vietnamese The South Vietnamese started Navy F8 was downed by of Smith and Brown. impression that he would be drive towards the Demilitarized the push north two weeks ago mechancial problems Sunday on The two blacks were felled by backed by an alleged secret Zone (DMZ), military sources trying to recapture positions lost its way back from a mission over what police have said appeared organization within the said Monday. during the current Communist South Vietnam. The pilot bailed to be buckshot pellets similar to |onl.iiu.in army." UPI correspondent Donald A. offesnive launched last May. The out over the South China Sea shells carried by sheriff's But Hussein insisted there was Davis, reporting from the battle fighting is between Quang Tri near the carrier USS Oriskany deputies at the Nov. 16 only one officer involved, area 10 miles south of the DMZ, City and the Cua Viet River, and was rescued uninjured. confrontation. although he said some civilians said 2,084 rounds of mortar and which runs west to east about 12 were arrested for questioning in artillery were fired at marines miles north of the provincial connection with the plotted and paratroopers near Quang Tri capital. coup. It was the first time the City in less than three hours In the air war, monsoon rains Jordanian government during Sunday night and kept American fighter - bomber acknowledged the attempt to Monday morning Twenty-two attacks to only 30 for the LOST overthrow Hussein. marines were wounded. second straight day. Hussein said Hindawi Earlier, about 500 Communist American B52 bombers, A DIAMOND FROM WOMAN'S admitted he was in contact with troops attacked a 700 man the Al Fatah guerrilla South Vietnamese force seven organization and that Al Fatah miles north of Quang Tri City. RING SETTING AT ART EXHIBIT. leader Yasser Arafat was aware The Communists knocked out Come Shop of the plot. one government tank, damaged PLEASE CONTACT IF FOUND The semi-official Cairo two others and pushed and Watch! REWARD GIVEN 487-0195 newspaper Al Ahram said Egypt, government troops back one-half Syria and Libya - linked in the mile. Federation of Arab Republics - were coordinating strategy to THE FINEST MEDICAL CARE deal with the tense situation AT THE LOWEST PRICES STUDENT along the Israeli Syrian • R A SAFE LEGAL ONE DAY SHALOM cease-fire line. 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VIENNA (UPI) -A leading runs. Bormann was sentenced to nixon to meet thieu emissary Jewish hunter of Nazi war death in absentia by the criminals said Monday that Nuernberg Tribunal after World (UPI) -President Nixon is Nguyen Phu Due, and Nixon report to North Vietnamese underground Nazi agents had War II. expected to meet with a special agreed. Due is the South leaders on the talks with duped an American author and a Wiesenthal said the Nazi emissary of South Vietnam's Vietnamese equivalent of Kissinger. British newspaper into believing protection organization President Nguyen Van Thieu Kissinger. He is expected to Thach refused to discuss the Martin Bormann, Adolf Hitler's Kameraden-Werk was behind the Tuesday in what could be a press Thieu's case for insisting reasons for the suspension of the No. 2 man, was alive in South story. He said it fed the crucial session in efforts to end that North Vietnamese troops talks when he boarded a Russian America. correspondents false information the Vietnam war. withdraw from South Vietnam. jet at Orly Airport. Communist 'Time and time again the to keep authorities off the trail Presidential adviser Henry With the secret negotiations diplomats said they would Nazi underground organization of other former Nazis. Kissinger met with Nixon for 40 scheduled to be resumed in one neither confirm nor deny reports 'Kameraden-Wek' has supplied a The 60-year-old Wiesenthal, a minutes early Monday afternoon week, both sides conferred that Hanoi would refuse to bow lot of journalists with false former concentration camp and scheduled another among themselves about last to South Vietnam's demand that information. This is a bluff inmate who later dedicated his conference at Camp David later week's 22 hours of discussions a cease-fire can come only if story," Simon Wiesenthal said in life to tracking down Nazi war in the day to discuss his private between Kissinger and Le Due North Vietnam withdrew all its an interview with UPI. criminals, said the talks with North Vietnam's Le Tho, the top North Vietnamese troops based in South Vietnam, The London Daily Express Kameraden-Werk was the outfit Due Tho, suspended Saturday negotiator. Laos and Cambodia. said Monday Argentinian secret that succeeded the Odessa — the until Oct. 4. Kissinger met with Secretary Tho, accompanied by Xuan police had traced Martin organization of former SS Thieu has objected to certain of State William P. Rogers at the Thuy, head of the regular North Bormann, once the second most members. provisions of an agreement State Department before his Vietnamese delegations to the powerful man in Nazi Germany, "The Odessa was set up to drafted by Kissinger and the meeting with Nixon. A State weekly Paris peace talks, to a province in Argentina. The smuggle Nazis out of Germany," North Vietnamese last month - Department spokesman said the conferred with Mrs. Nguyen Thi article, signed by American Wiesenthal said. "The especially a provision which Rogers - Kissinger talks was Binh, the Viet Cong foreign writer Ladislas Farago and Daily Kameraden-Werk keeps the would allow North Vietnam to devoted entirely to Kissinger's minister. Their meeting was to Express correspondent Stewart Nazis' identities covered." keep troops in South Vietnam. negotiations with Tho. prepare for Thursday's regular Steven, said Bormann is now a Wiesenthal said if authorities His objections reportedly were North Vietnam's Deputy weekly Paris peace talks, the wealthy businessman. knew where Bormann lived in what caused the suspension of Foreign Minister Nguyen Co 169 th such session, none of The newspaper said it had South America, as the Daily the secret Paris negotiations. Thach left Paris by plane for which have produced visible discovered "incontrovertible Express said, he could be Thieu asked Nixon to receive Hanoi Monday and Communist results. evidence" proving that Bormann identified within 48 hours. his personal representative. diplomatic sources said he will U.S. Ambassador Ellsworth did not die in 1945 but instead Bunker met with Thieu for 15 fled to South America. It minutes in the Saigon published photographs which it presidential palace Monday, but said were of Bormann as he the results of the meeting were appeared last Oct. 5. The british move ira leader not disclosed. The men were pictures showed a balding, believed to have discussed the status of the Paris peace talks. white-haired thick-set man. DUBLIN (UPI) The Irish months in prison for MacStiofain, 45, has been on The newspaper Tin Song (Live Wiesenthal, who tracked government cancelled all police membership in an illegal a hunger strike since his arrest News), which is partially owned down Nazi mass murderer Adolf leaves, placed 1,000 troops on organization. nine days ago and was by Nha, predicted the Paris talks Eichmann, said if Bormann was standby alert in Dublin and An army helicopter airlifted hospitalized Saturday after will "have great developments in still alive his Nazi "kameraden" whisked hunger-striking Irish MacStiofain from Dublin's collapsing at a court hearing the coming days." The comrades would never allow him Republican Army IRA chief demonstrator-besieged Mater where he was sentenced to six to work in the open as a newspaper also said Nixon's Sean MacStiofain to a heavily Hospital to the hospital of the months imprisonment as a decision to receive a South businessman. defended military camp by Curragh, the Irish Republic's member of an illegal "Bormann is one of the Vietnamese envoy at Camp helicopter Monday. biggest army camp, Justice organization. David was a victory for Thieu. biggest criminals of the The emergency measures Minister Desmond 0*Malley said. century," said Wiesenthal, came as the IRA called for mass Sunday an IRA gang tried to speaking from the book-filled agitation and strikes to demand shoot their way into It. calley appeals verdict rooms of the Jewish the release of MacStiofain, MacStiofain's hospital and Documentation center, which he sentenced Saturday to six thousands of IRA activists clashed with police in the to a three-officer panel streets. On Saturday, a bomb blasted a local movie theater FT. BENNING.Ga. (UPI)Lt. visiting officers from the Army's PAUL NEWMAN without warning, injuring 40 William L. Calley Jr. Monday main disciplinary barracks at Ft. persons. appealed privately for clemency Lcavenworth, Kan. in In Belfast, capital of Northern to a three-officer panel which Calley did not appear when Ireland, gunmen ambushed a will recommend whether any Lt. Col. Harvey C. Johnson, Catholic eye specialist driving his changes should be made in the Capt. James E. Brawner and two teenage sons to school former platoon leader's 20-year Capt. Ray V. Smith arrived at Monday, killing one of the boys. setence for the murder of 22 9:05 a.m. to be admitted by a The fusillade of bullets hitting civilians at My Lai. guard who lives with Calley. Nor COOL HAND LUKE the car on a busy street in the Calley met for one hour and was he seen by about a dozen Profestant Shankhill district also 55 minutes with the officers newsmen when the three officers Tuesday, Nov. 28 wounded the father, Dr. Peter from the Army's Clemency and left at 11 a.m. in two military 7:00 and 9:30 Gormley,52 and the other son, Parole Review Board in his cars. police said. duplex apartment where he has The parole board officers SUB ADM. $1.00 Young Gormley was the 640th been under house arrest since his refused to answer questions as person killed in three years of sentencing about 20 months ago. they arrived and as they left. sectarian violence in Ulster that But what he had to say to the A public information officer Sponsored by Army ROTC some observers fear might now panel remained a secret between said the three officers met spill over into the Irish Republic. the 29-year-old Calley and the privately after leaving Calley's quarters in a quiet residential irea of brick homes on this infantry training base. They were expected to return to Ft. I i >vinworth Tuesday. Although the board's appearance here is unusual normally it convenes at Ft. Learn to read the signs Lcavenworth - its review and any subsequent recommendations are part of routine administrative action involved in sentences given soldiers for with Schaefer Ski Shirts. crimes. I Let the new Schaefer Ski Shirts add some style The officers can propose a I to your schuss. The brightly colored signs on wide variety of actions, ranging I the front of these shirts are reproductions of from freedom immediately for | actual ski-trail markers, and on the back Calley to no change at all in his there's a bright red Schaefer medallion. You sentence. can get one of these 100% cotton T-shirts with The board came here because I red trim by sending $2.50 and this coupon. Calley was ordered confined to Marks trail for Marks trail for Marks trail for experts | And while you're learning to read the signs, be his quarters by President Nixon beginners and novices intermediates. | sure to follow the Schaefer sign to the one beer while his case went through Quantity Size Quantity Size. Quantity. .Size. I to have when you're having more than one. various appeals. In another Indicate the quantity ($2.50 ea ) and size (S. M. L, XL) in the proper place under the Schaefer Ski Shirt you want Make your check or money order I departure from precedent, it will payable to MINERVA ADVERTISING PROMOTION present its findings to the G.P.O. Box 1204 commander of Ft. Benning, Maj. New York. NY 10001 Gcn.Orwin C.Talbott. Nime_ From Talbo tt, the I recommendations go to the Address- provost marshal of the Army, I City. State. .Zip. the full clemency and parole Otter void where prohibited Otter expires April 30. 1973. Add local tales taxes where applicable WHEN YOU'RE HAVING MORE THAN ONE review board and finally the ._J iehtrln Br<«-- 'i Nf« York J"d Albl"> N > Bn-'mor*. Mil . I »h|h V.IIIIN. P« Secretary of the Army. Nixon has said, however, he wants to make a final review of the ease. Page 6 Connecticut Daily Campus Tuesday, Novemb.-r 28, 1972 government and the highway If men like Martin Luther trust fund itself, not from the King and Mahatma Gandhi defense department. hadn't suffered the We must make a positive consequences of the law, their commitment to build our mass movements wouldn't have weicker discusses issues transit system; not a gotten two inches off the commitment slashing our ground. Suffering the continued from page 3 more conservative tone to the for instance, to the 18 year olds, defense fund. consequences is what dramatized compensatory education. Nuts! courts was in order. I don't and expanding the voting hours. The late Cardinal Cushing said the commitment of these That's not the price tag. begrudge the President for But, I think everyone can amnesty should be given to draft people. hump it on down to the registrar I am definitely against any The price tag is about 12 appointing conservative men. offenders after the Vietnam War amnesty except in the most billion dollars to compensatory The only time I will disagree is of voters and raise their right is over. What is your stand on unusual, individualized education, and then another 12 on matters of conduct and hand, etc.; exercising this great amnesty? circumstances. billion dollars for housing. ethics, not on matters of privilege. It means something My position on this matter That's the price tag, that's philosophy. And for that very and it can be done this way. hasn't changed over the years. I In the next session of what should be told to the reason, I opposed him on the Believe me, using this process, Congress, I intend to introduce American people. busing issue. no one is being disenfranchised. legislation proposing service in On January 26, 1972, you Because, I don't think he As a Congressman, you waged the fields of medicine, voted to deny "cease and desist" deserves a second swing at the a crusade to allocate more 'i am definitely education. Peace Corp, and powers to the Equal pitch - having appointed these money for mass transportation nutrition as an alternative to Opportunities Commission, in men and women, then telling in the United States. military service. But this would their battle against them what they can and can't do What was your opinion of against amnesty not apply to men who are draft discriminatory employers. Please in a particular area. Senator McGovern 's proposal to offenders. This would be the explain. Sure, I knew Rchnquest was allocate more money for mass except in the !new law - we just don't engage in As 1 recall, I thought the of conservative leaning. But transportation by cutting back ex post facto laws. cause of civil rights was far quite frankly, I felt the judicial on the funds received by the I take a hard line on amnesty. better served by having a two system could use a little balance. Defense Department? most unusual, But believe me, unless it is step process, with the In March 1972, you voted to Senator McGovern has never taken, there isn't a law on the Commission bringing the cease kill a bill establishing mass voter been in the forefront of the books that's worth anything. You have said "there must be and desist request to the federal registration by mail. Please legislative fight for mass individualized transportation. He has never had a cleansing process and the courts. explain. an active interest in these establishment of rigid of I admit, there are those who I can't think of anything problems. Therefore, the conduct for public officials. " In voted down that bill because worse. cases.' I have an intimate knowledge Senator really doesn't deserve a lieu of that statement, what is they are anti-civil rights. of voter registration in say on this matter. your opinion of the Watergate But you must evaluate this in Connecticut, having been a first There is not much fat left in episode? its legal sense. And I believe, don't think there should be any selectman of a town where I the defense budget, there was It's a disgrace. I think we have using the courts, is far more amnesty. swore in the voters. three or four years ago I'll come a long way in solving the protective of the cause of civil I respect the method of civil I think the right to vote is one concede. It's been trimmed back problems of political dishonesty rights. disobedience, if you are trying of the greatest rights a citizen a lot. to change the system. But this and intellectual dishonesty, and By the time the Senate has in a democracy. I'm very The money from mass method implies breaking the I think one feeds on the other. finsihed its examination of much for liberalizing that right transportation must come from law, and a willingness to suffer In matters like Watergate the William Rehnquist, it was as far as extending the franchise, direct funding from the federal the consequences of the law. public has taken an apathetic apparent, that although his record was clean, he had a conservative vision of the law regarding civil liberties. Why did you vote for him knowing his attitudes were opposed to many precedents established by the Warren Court? Reviewing his record in the high court, what is you feeling about him now? Fair question; now we'll come right back full circle to the CITIZENS busing controversy. In criticizing the Nixon The legislature has passed an act requiring the Commission proposals on busing, I said the way the Constitution is set up, for Higher Education to prepare a Master Plan for Higher the President gets one swing at Education. the pitch. In the busing dispute, the President was requesting two swings at the pitch. His one swing comes when he YOU CAN HELP SHAPE EDUCATION appoints men to the various federal and judicial posts. During the Nixon Administration, there has been a one-third turnover of federal appointees. IN CONNECTICUT Now, a lot of people felt a DANCE FOR THE NEXT FIVE YEARS SA TURD A Y DEC. 2 THE PLAN WILL BE WRITTEN BY RESOURCE GROUPS COMPOSED OF STUDENTS, FACULTY ADMINISTRATORS FISTED AND THE PUBLIC. 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AVAILABLE FOR If anyone has any comments, suggestions or has EUROPEAN encountered any problems in any of these areas Please leave your comments DELIVERY at the Student Union Control Desk or in the Public Information FOR INFORMATION Committee Mail Box in the Student Senate Office Rm202A S.U. h CALL 429 9688 For Questions Call Tom Kelly 742-6083 Tuesday, November 28. 1972 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 7 attitude. They $ay, "Weir, to be done. Under my rules areas we will have a long, strong they're all doing it." there will be no exceptions, no economic period. This is terrible. We are not all committees, just a blanket rule - I think we are peculiarly doing it. if you do it, it's against the law. adapted to the new priorities of Believe me, about 98 percent What are your feelings about the 70's and 80's, such as of all government officials are abortion? transportation or health. These decent and honest. I hope, in the State of things require a high quality I think this is a decent and Connecticut, we will move manufactured product. We're honest country. I'm going to forward in proposing common capable of producing these speak out loud and clear for sense laws on this matter. products in Connecticut. honesty on the part of my As a senator, you voted Please explain your vote in political colleagues and against giving congressional favor of the District of Columbia intellectual honesty as far as the immunity to Alaska Senator crime bill, which included a public is concerned. Mike Gravel. Did that vote no-knock entry clause? reflect your general opinion on I've established a pretty clear the publication of the Pentagon record of protecting the rights of Papers? the individual. I personally do Sure. It was a hard vote for not feel the no-knock procedure me. I was the ranking infringes on these rights. Republican on the committee This was a tough vote for me. that let the papers go. I felt this was a very positive 'the senate has He never informed me of procedure for law enforcement those hearings on the Pentagon which could not be obused. Papers. On the basis of fairness, I gave a lot of thought to this all the powers he was wrong. vote. I think I made the right The publication of the choice. Pentagon Papers was wrong in As a member of the Senate a sane man and of itself. This comes back to Public Works Committee, you the question of dishonesty were absent for five key votes. among our public officials. Why? can use.' I have always been against the It's impossible to say. Maybe I secret classification of our was at another committee documents except in the most hearing. I am a member of extreme cases of national several committees. I could have been in a regular Senate session security. Republican Senator Lowell P. Weicker, Jr., of Connecticut or in my office with a But, we are not going to solve gestures during the interview with a Daily Campus reporter. The Calley issue was the the problem by stealing these constituent. I spend my time greatest example of mass documents from the United where I feel I am needed most. insure integrity in our political reelection in 1976? intellectual dishonesty in this States Government. I know where I wasn't. I system. country. You had the left wing wasn't abroad or in Bimini. In Oh sure! No question about Connecticut is in the top five The concepts of national it. saying he was a scapegoat for the of all the states regarding four years as a member of service and public housing Fortunately, for me, having whole country. That's just not unemployment. Your answer to Congress, I have yet to take my interest me; this to me is a very been born abroad, I can't run for true. We are not all guilty, as far the problem has been to bring first junket. exciting area. President. I've reached the as I am concerned. Then the federal contracts to the area. In the next four years, what Health too; nothing upsets me pinnacle of my profession. right wing said it was just a What are your general feelings are your goals as a Connecticut more than to walk through the The Senate has all the powers method to discredit the military. about the state's unemployment Senator? corridors of our hospitals and They were wrong too. Calley a sane man can use. You have to crisis? I will seek to improve our see people waiting for hours to be on a «t of an ego trip to run was judged by his peers to be I think it has taken mass transportation system and be treated. That's not America for President. Republican or totally out of bounds in the My Connecticut a long time to get break the highway trust fund. I and it shouldn't be. Democrat. I'm satisfied where I Lai episode. out of the unemployment will work to devise laws to Do you plan tn run for Now what am I going to do as problem because of our far as politicians are concerncd?I tremendous commitment to the will introduce legislation defense area. prohibiting the raising of In Connecticut we produce campaign funds prior to a short high quality products of a highly period of time before a general skilled nature. As soon as an asg constitution revised election or primary. economic conversion takes place This is just a start, a lot needs and we adapt ourselves to other continued from page 3 the senate with distributing Student Court would preside at would be made up of 25 funds made available by the DSA impeachment trials except Abortions are now lepl senators elected at large. Under Board of Trustees. for his own. Under the ASG. the in N.Y.C. An appointment Abortion Member organizations of both Vice-President presides at all Information Assistance the «ASG's present elections can be set up in most caws code, senators are elected by governments would be eligible impeachment trials, except his on an outpatient basis by class with one at-large senator. for funding. own. Bruce said the ASG calling American Family AMERICAN Legislation passed by the procedure could lead to a Planning. We use the most The heads of the area councils and the Board of Governors senate would be binding upon situation where the reputable hospitals offering Family Planning the DSA. There is no such vice-president presides at the «fe and Inexpensive abor- (BOG) would be seated as provision in the ASG. Bruce said president's impeachment trial. tions. Call us, there will be (215)449-2006-07 non-voting members of the DSA someone there who cares. senate. They are not represented this provision "grants the The DSA has a provision for a 8AM-10PM-7DAYS government some sort of vote of no confidence "upon PREGNANCY TESTS AVAILABLE A NON PROFIT ORGANIZATION in the present senate. Both governments delegate str^n8th- receipt of a petition of not less Impeachment proceedings than 500 signatures ol under the DSA would be undergraduate students". MAINLAND'S GARAGE INC. changed to require 3/4 rather Bruce said the no confidence If your car "runs into" trouble call or request, than 4/5 of the entire voting provision still has to be revised. Markland's Garage Inc., 429-9688 for 24 hour membership of the senate to The provision is not binding wrecker service Rt. 195Storrs impeach an ASG officer or under the draft DSA .student senator. constitution. The Chief Justice of the Amendments under both the ASG and DSA require 3/4 A BEQUEST TO THE NATION favorable votes of the entire voting membership of the CONTEST senate. Harriet S. Jorgensen Theatre Thi DSA would be adopted as December 1 through 9 the undergraduate student government at UConn if it is Answer all ten of these ratified "by a majority vote of the entire voting membership of questions correctly and the Student Senate, by a you win two FREE tickets favorable vote of the student to body voting in referendum, and A BEQUEST TO THE NATION by the acceptance... of the Board of Trustees." BTvS 1. What was the name of Lord Nelson's t 4-UVL'U..1W4 illegitimate daughter? 2. Who was the mother of this child? 3. Where did Nelson spend his last Around The World days in England? 4. Where did Nelson fight his final Shopping Adventure naval battle? 5. On what ship did Nelson fight this Gift Certificates, battle? Lay - Away Gift Wrapping 6. Who was the ruler of England in 1805? Picture Framing Service 7. Which arm was Nelson missing? Bring your answers to Judy Tillcy in Room 268 of the line Arts Center. 8. Who rose to power under the "holy names All answers must he in by Thursday. Tues Fri: 12:00 9:00 of Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity"? November 30 at 4:00 PM. Winners Sat & Sun 12:00- 6:00 9. Who wrote A Bequest to the Nation? will be announced on December 1st 10. Which eye was Nelson missing? at 2:00 PM. This contest is void to Rt. 195 Base of Spring Hill DDA students. •:\ Mi South of UConn Page 8 Connecticut Duly Campus Tuesday, November 28, 1972

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Free to good home. the date before publication; and mailer. Adam and eve, P.O. Box color folder write: Box 42, Fanwood Rich 455-0059. Draft Counselling: Storrs Draft Friday afternoon for Monday's, 2556-PY-6. Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514. N.J. 07023. Information Committee. Yggdrasll Now renting-the new Barbara Manor, House. 4 Gliberty Rd. Wed. 2-5 and newspaper. Need 2 roommates to share house in wooded setting. Short-term leases 7-9 orappt. 429-5900. Sublease 4-rm Carriage House Apt., Classified rates are: $1 per Part. Furn.(plus dishwasher), 1 mi. Tolland for Spring Semester. available. Off Cedar-Swamp Rd. For appointment call 429-3525. day, $2.50/3 days and $3.50/5 Tuesday, Nov. 28--Yale Law Prof. L. from campus. $165/mo., avail after Approximately $50 a month. days limited to 20 words. There Pollack will speak on Civil Liberties Christmas vacation. Call 487-0942. 872-2919. In Brock Lounge, 7 :30p.m. LOST - pair of gold wire rim glasses is a charge of 3 cents each Female looking for apartment or For Sale: 4 piece drum set, pretty in vicinity of soccer field or parking additional word. The last lecture on Transcendental house for next semester. Would like ■ blue, bought this summer, no place lot. If found, please contact Bob at Meditation for the semester Wed. own room. Call: 429-9550. to play. Call 486-4403. 429-4729. Activities must be limited to Nov. 29,8:00p.m. in SSS5. 20 words. Activity notices more than one week in advance will Wanted: A room wanted In comfortable house or apartment in Activities not be inserted. Storrs area beginning January 1. Call For Rent: One bedroom house with Steve at 486-2807. full basement. 2 mlles-5 minutes Ski Club: Sugarbush ski trip; all Math Club Meeting, Wed., Nov. 29, "Population and the American Wanted-3rd roommate In 2 bedroom from UConn. $1 50/mo.plus utilities. interested must put $15.00 deposit. lorn, PB 36. A film will be shown. Future: Emphasis on Minorities and apt. Walden. Single or share(opt.) Immed. occupancy. Call 429-7632, Also, discuss club business. Nov. 28. Everyone welcome. Women," Carol Foreman, member of Call and leave name and number. 5-7 pm.. 7:30pm S.U. 102. Citizens Committee on Population. 1-933-0462. Meeting, Total Concern, Wed., Nov. Tuesday, Nov. 28, 8 pm, HRM SS. Ski boots for sale. Trappeur Size 8%, "Silent prayer In lone self-poise is the 29 7 pm, Commons 103. Guest All Draft Counselors please attend plastic shell, excellent condition. Call fulfillment of Eternity". Sri Chlnmoy speaker from the Counseling and Yale Law Professor Louis Pollak will meeting at Drop-In-Center at 7 pm Bob 429-3879. Meditation Group. Every Wed. and Testing Center. All are welcome. speak on "Civil Liberties", tonight in Wednesday night, to get things Thurs. at 7:0"om S.U. 21 7. Brock Hall Lounge at 7 :30pm. For Sale: 19 70 Lange F/o Comps, together. Mike. There are still 1 700 Prlsoners-of-War size 11, and 19 70 Trappeur Comps Husky Scuba Club will meet wed., The Orthodox Christian Fellowship Wanted: Female roommate, 2nd and MIA's. John Franchi of V.I.V.A. (leather), size 10. Best offer. will hold a meeting and vesper service semester, Woodhaven Apts.-l and 1/2 Nov 29, 7:30pm, SU 103. Ron White will speak about what we can do to 429-0172. will be speaking. All members are on Wednesday, Nov. 29 at 8pm at St. ml. from campus. $4 0.00 /mo. insure their return; tonight, 7:30pm, encouraged to attend. Hum. 143. Mark's Chapel. For Sale: 12-string guitar. Good Includes all utilities and furniture. condition. Reasonable. Also 196 7 Call 429-6266. ■ Flying Club meeting Thursday, Dec. There will be a meeting for all The Student Senate will meet in the Pont lac Sprints convertable. OHC-6. 7 at 7pm in the Student Union Rm. Two female roommates wanted, Recreational Service Education lounge of McConoughy Hall on Wed. New Tires, recent tune-up. 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by Rich Hass prevented me from making some was selected as defensive tackle. is a 5'10 165 junior who hails Andrews from Bogalusa, bad mistakes." Five players from the UConn He has been a solid performer all from Bogalusa, Louisiana. Louisiana was selected as a split Foye, a 6*2 228 junior from football team have been named season for the Huskies especially Thompson returned five punts end and junior Pat D'Onofrio New London was selected to the to the first team 1972 All in a key role on the UConn's with an average of 15 yards a from Little Silver, New Jersey All-YanCon Squad as center. He Yankee Conference Football defensive line against Rhode return this season. was named as fullback to the lived up to the coaches' Squad. Richard Foye was the Island, when he was named top offensive team. pre-season praise which earned defensive player for the week. Second Team Honors Senior linebacker John Salek only Husky to be selected to the him a selection to the The Huskies also placed three offesnive team, while Brian from Wyckoff, New Jersey was All Van Con pre-season team. Thompson was named to the players on the All Conference Herosian, Mark McEwen, Bruce the only Husky named to the Herosian Named for Second squad as defensive halfback. He second team. Co-captain Greg second team defensive unit. Thompson, and Alan Shaw were Year picked for their defensive Herosian was named to the accomplishments. team for the third consecutive Shaw, a 6'3 210 linebacker year, this year as All Conference from Brain tree, Massachusetts, safety. He is 6'3 190 senior from was one of only three Auburn, Massachusetts, who sophomores selected for the served as co

■fe Mark McEwen Bruce Thompson Alan Shaw sophs receive honors

Two Connecticut sophs, Tim the title match. Tom Coburn of voted by seven Conference Hunter and 1T.HU/ Innocent Massachusetts and Peter Brcei coaches. UConn. UMass, and head the 1972 All-Yankee of Vermont constitute the Rhody had two players each Conference soccer squad, remaining linemen. named to the II -man squad, announced recently by YanCon Top Vote Getters while Vermont and BU had 1. Commissioner Adolph Goalie Jim Muller of New New Hampshire, runner-ups Brian Herosian Rich Foye Samborsky. Hunter had 11 goals Hampshire, another sophomore, (tied with Connecticut) to and 7 assists during the season, copped the net-tending honors Rhode Island in the Conference and added one more score in the quite handily. Muller and race, led the voting with three NCAA tournament game against Carvalho tied for the top vote players selected to the team. Brown. Innocent finished his getters on the squad. initial varsity year with 7 goals The backs selected were Ken and 7 assists. Chartier (UNH), David Throne basketball tics Also selected as All-YanCon (BU), David Oulletc (UMass). for uri, umass linemen were Louis Carvalho of David Teschner (URI), and Rhode Island who almost Roger Krueger (UNH). at ticket office single-handedly secured the Every Yankee Conference Basketball tickets for the Conference crown for his team school, except Maine, had a home Rutgers University and 36 MONTH/50,000 MILE WARRANTY with four goals against UConn in player named to the team, as Massachusetts games are now on sale at the ticket office in the ROLLS-ROYCE Field House. The Rutgers clash is Saturday, December 9, while the UMass game, which opens up 24 MONTH/24,000 MILE WARRANTY" the Yankee Conference season for Connecticut, lakes place- VOLKSWAGEN Tuesday, December 1 2. All student tickets arc in the reserved sections. Two tickets, 12 MONTH OR 12,000 MILE WARRANTY one of which must be a student ticket, will be available to any AMBASSADOR DODGE MONTE CARLO Connecticut student for $.50 BARRACUDA DUSTER MONTEGO and no ID is required for BEL AIR ELDORADO MONTEREY purchase of tickets. However, ID BISCAYNE ELECTRA MUSTANG cards will IK- required before BONNEVILLE F-85 NEWPORT entrance into (he game. BUICK FIAT NEW YORKER CADILLAC FIREBIRD NINETY-EIGHT CALAIS FORD NOVA CAMARO FURY OLDSMOBILE Ask any CPA about CAPRI GALAXIE OPEL Becker CPA Review Course CAPRICE GRAND PRIX PANTERA CATALINA GRAND VILLE PINTO HARTFORD CENTURION GREMLIN PLYMOUTH 203-246-0488 CHALLENGER HONDA POLARA CHARGER HORNET PONTIAC CHEVELLE IMPALA RENAULT CHEVROLET IMPERIAL RIVIERA T- GAY'S CHRYSLER JAVELIN ROAD RUNNER COLT JENSEN SATELLITE JARBER SHOP COMET LeMANS SEBRING CONTINENTAL LE SABRE SKYLARK CORONET LINCOLN SUBARU CORVETTE LTD THUNDERBIRD COUGAR MALIBU TORINO CRICKET MARQUIS TORONADO CUTLASS MATADOR TOYOTA DART MAVERICK TRIUMPH DATSUN MERCEDES-BENZ VALIANT DELTA MERCURY VEGA DEMON MG-B VENTURA II DE VILLE MONACO

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UConn 4-2 in the opeping round defense. I thought we played Connecticut opened the hooters lose 4-2 of the NCAA tournament at very well. Demeter had an gridders err to scoring in the second period on a Providence, RI. outstanding game in goal, one yard quarterback sneak by Ifl tl.C. a. a. OP en er "Their offensive pressure put Hunter, and Bob Dederer played holy cross 20-10 Ray Tellier. The Huskies added a us a little back on our heels," good games, and I think the 25 yard field goal by Bob Innis by Bob Vacon commented Husky mentor .|oe whole team played good soccer. by Dave Solomon just before the halftime Connecticut's post-season Morrone. "We'd pass all the way We had to come away from After being held scoreless for intermission. soccer hopes came to an abrupt up the field, and they'd kick the Providence with some new the first three periods, the Hold The loss for Connecticut end last Saturday when Brown ball once and we'd have to start friends among the spectators." Cross football team exploded for ended their 1972 campaign with University scored two late all over again. That style of plya The Huskies struck early twenty points in the final stanza 4 wins against 5 defeats. All second half goals to defeat tends to put pressure on any when UConn's leading scorer, to defeat the University of Husky defeats came against Tim Hunter drove a perfect pass Connecticut gridders 20-10, non-Yankee Conference from Frantz Innocent into the Saturday at Worcester. opponents (except a 49-16 loss right side of the goal after 2:30 to UMass), while their four of play. Brown goalie Paul Neary Upset in the Making victories were established within had no chance on the play, and For 45 minutes it looked like the Conference. Holy Cross is UConn seemed to have that the Huskies were going to pull now 5-3-1, with one game all-important 'jump' on Brown, off an upset over the heavily remaining to be played next which Morrone felt would be favored Crusaders. A 10-0 week against Boston College. |Jerry Sisemore, Texas; T -John touchdowns during his busy and URI, 5-1. One day they'd score 12 goals, and romp over Hofstra, Hunter fed Innocent with a Hicks, Ohio State; G - John afternoon's work. then three days later they would lose 3-1. perfect pass, and without Hannah, Alabama; G - Skip The Huskies then committed In the last regular season game for UConn, they hosted Rhode breaking stride, Innocent passed Singletary, Temple; C - Tom almost an identical error after Island in an encounter which determined the Yankee Conference to Swofford, who delivered a Brahaney, Oklahoma; QB -John their next possession fell short. championship. They played poorly, and absorbed their worst defeat hard kick along the ground to Hufnagel, Penn State; RB - Greg An errant snap from center was of the year, 5-1. the left of Neary. Pruitt, Oklahoma; RB - Rich fumbled by Bacewicz and the No Excuses The next 20 minutes of play Jauron, Yale; RB Otis took place mainly at midfield, Crusaders again had the ball Armstrong, Purdue; WR - John There are no excuses for being on the short-end of such a lopsided with neither team threatening deep in UConn territory. Rodgers, Nebraska. score. With the YanCon crown riding on the game, the Huskies had seriously. DEFENSE: E - Willie Harper, to be mentally ready for the game. Why did UConn appear so flat? The Winning Touchdown The Winning Tally Nebraska; E - Bruce Bannon, Head Coach Joe Morrone said after the game that he was beaten On the very next play from At the 31:02 mark. Brown Penn State; T - Dave Butz, by one man, and not by a team. Louis Carvalho scored four goals for scrimmage, Cross quarterback co-captain Dick McEvoy found a Purdue; T - Greg Marx, Notre Rhody, destroying the Huskies singlehandedly. However, this can Pete Vaas threw a perfect loose ball at his feet, and booted Dame; MG - Rich Glover, not soothe the Husky wounds, because the very same Rhode Island 24-yard touchdown strike to it over a host of UConn players, Nebraska; LB - Steve Brown, team was held to one goal by Harvard in an NCAA tournament seldom used end Mike and into the goal for the winning Oregon State; LB Tom game, and Carvalho did not score it. It may be true that he did beat Niedermeyer, whose only tally. Frost scored his second previous action had been as a Jackson, Louisville; B - Ray UConn by himself, but if he did, that does not speak highly of the goal of the day six minutes later reserve kicker. The Crusaders Guy, Southern Mississippe; B - UConn defense. to give the Bruins their 4-2 added the final tally as Wilson Bob Popelka, Southern Connecticut did not play badly against Brown in the NCAA winning margin. scampered 9 yards around his Methodist; B - Brad Van Pelt, opening round game. They were beaten by a superior team, one of Morrone had one regret over right end in the closing moments Michigan State; B - Randy Logan several they have met and succumbed to during the season. Morrone the season, and that is "Not of play for a 20-10 victory. Michigan. commented, "Right now. Brown's power is more effective than our winning the Yankee Conference ball control. Our players are not 6'2", and we can't play the type of championship. My only >'W*^»^^^V>«»W^NXV»^N*N-«VN*^>/%/*^WW/V^»\*'S^X^-^VM'^/J rugged offense that Brown does. We're aggressive in a different way, disappointments were the losses ENDS TON1TE! "THEY ONLY KILL THEIR MASTERS'* but with our capabilities, you've got to be realistic. Frantz Innocent to Mass. and Rhode Island that 2:00 6:30 9:00 isn't going to knock people down." cost us the championship. We Before Connecticut can have a truly great team, they must were 4-11 last year, and this STORRS COLLEGE 42V 6062 establish consistency, and they must be able to perform under year, against the best teams in * * —* IBIICftUMtai. pressure. During the season, UConn was involved in several tight New England, we were 8-6-1, games, and they seemed to survive the pressure. and for a young team, that is It's A Start very good." It's not easy to distinguish between a team that can't deal with announcement pressure, that 'chokes', and a team that has yet to reach its potential. The Recreation Office Connecticut appears to fall in the latter category. They have blown announces that there are their share of games, and may have succumbed to pressure once or handball games that have not twice. But that should be expected from a team as young and been played in the tournament. inexperienced as the Huskies are. Come next season, UConn will Anyone who has not completed show some people that it belongs on top with the top-notch teams in his games should check with the the region. Morrone says, "I never looked at this season as the Recreation Office to schedule ultimate. It's a start." Indeed it is. these games. announcement An All-Campus Coed Swimming Meet will be held on December 5th at the Brundage Pool in the Field House. SWEEDISH ARMY SHEEPSKIN COAT- $50.00 ARMY OFFICERS MACKINAWS-$12.00 Pregnant? USED FUR COATS-$20.00up Need Help? U.S. ARMY CROSS COUNTRY SKIS-$10.00 CANDLE MAKING SUPPLIES MACROME CORD AND RINGS For assistance and information SCENTED LAMP OIL & LAMPS on a confidential basis . . . call USED TYPEWRITERS-$25.OOup us - we will help you. ADDING MACHINES-$30.00up FRIDEN CALCULATOR-$65.00 AMERICAN FAMILY PLANNING SURPLUS CENTER MGM pr.i.nli ih. 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