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Future of two Durham coaches depend on meet results

By Steve Hoffius and Central University track Yet the meet will According to Buehler, Committee of the Board of "facilities and know how" Sue Taylor coach and coordinator of the indisputably have an effect Walker's decision to involve Trustees this spring, student has received national While most of the event. It was he who on the future of both Buehler Duke was a logical one. "We member Susan Dunn reported publicity, while Walker and attention for the next two originally conceived of a Pan and Walker. Buehler who is had the facilities and know that a representative of the NCCU, who provided the days will be on the athletes African track meet and head manager for both this how to put on a meet this Office of Information inspiration and much competing in the Pan presented the idea to coaches meet and the upcoming Pan size, and he had the idea," Services explained one other background effort, have African-U.S.A. Track Meet, and athletes while working American games, is being Buehler said in a recent reason for hosting the meet. received less attention. there are others who stand to with the Peace Corps in considered for the position of interview. Duke has housed "He claimed by welcoming Getting the meet to gain a different type of glory. Africa. However, observers manager of the 1972 U.S. the athletes in its dormitories, black athletes to our track, Durham in the first place was Though officials of the meet have noted that Walker is provided its dining halls for Duke was combating racism," a considerable coup which are quick to stress that it is much less visible than had their meals and converted the explained Dunn. has been played for full mainly an athletic event, its been expected, while Duke News analysis Athletic News Office into a Buehler underscored this publicity value by state and significance extends far has captured much of the publicity machine for the feeling when he pointed out local officials. Armed with beyond Wallace Wade publicity. Olympic team. Walker is one meeting. Athletes arriving at that one result of bringing the letters from Durham Mayor Stadium and gives added Duke track coach Al of five candidates for head the Raleigh Durham Airport Africans to Durham would be Wense Grabarek and North prestige to Duke, Durham, Buehler is certainly among track coach for the Olympics. were instructed to" phone the to shown that "everyone who Carolina Governor Bob Scott, the State of North Carlina, those who have entered the Whether the two men head Duke Track office which walks down the street here Buehler and Walker attended and athletics in general. spotlight. He insists that "this for Mucnich a year from now assumed responsibility for doesn't have a klan gown the annual meeting of the The man most responsible is not Walker's dream or will depend to a great extent providing rides. on." Amateur Athletic Union in for the meet is Leroy T. Buehler's road to higher on the success or failure of At a meeting of the The result of this is that earlier this Walker, things—it's just a track meet." the two day competition. Institutional Advancement Du ke, because of its (Continued on Page 8) the summer chronicle Volume 1, Number 6 , Durham, North Carolina Friday, July 16, 1971 Governor Pan Africa-USA track meet welcomes dignitaries begins at Stadium today By Sue Taylor The waiting room of The Pan-Africa USA run and Biwott won the 3000 were not expected to Eastern Gate 7 at the Raleigh International Track Meet meter steeple chase in the participate in the meet. Durham Airport lacked its begins today at 4 p.m in 1968 Olympics in Mexio Those competing for the usual afternoon crowd of Duke's Wallace Wade City. American Women's team are students, businessmen and Stadium Among the top Doris Brown and Francie families heading for New Athletes from 14 African participants on the American LaRue. Both of these athletes 'ifork York or Chicago. nations and the United States team are world record holders recently broke the world Instead it had been converted will compete in the meet, the Rod Milburn in the 110 record in the women's 1500 into an impromptu newsroom first international track meet meter hurdles, Pat Matzdorf meter run. Also competing complete with a state seal of ever held in the South. in the high jump, and John for the United States are U.S. North Carolina pinned to a Athletes from a number of Smith in the 440 yard dash. record holder Patty Johnson curtain, as Governor Bob other countries will also Most of the track events' in the 100 meter hurdles and Scott and officials of the Pan compete. are in the metric system. U.S. Record WHIye White in African Track meet Approximately 180 Smith will run the 400 meter the long jump. welcomed visiting African athletes will compete in the days. National coverage Dignitaries. two day event scheduled for Pole vault The meet will be covered today and tomorrow. Men The invitational pole vault by the Columbia will compete in 19 events and competition will feature Chris Broadcasting System. On News feature women in 13. Papanicolaou of Greece, the Sunday CBS will broadcast Diplomats first person to pole vault over one and one half hour The African delegation, Diplomatic representatives 18 feet, he holds the world program on the meet over which included several . 'I \ V :i::.:.:..:..a;.' ? from thirteen of the African record at 18' VA". nationwide television. In ambassadors, arrived at 4 nations arrived at the Among the other countries addition, highlights of the p.m. on an Air Force jet. The Ghanian ambassador warned Gov. Bob Scott: Raleigh-Durham Airport represented in the meet are meet will be broadcast via They were met by a small "The best athletes come from Africa." (Photo by yesterday for the meet. Also Australia, Canada, the satellite to Africa. crowd of newsmen and Terry Wolff) arriving were official Philippines, and New Opening ceremonies begin well-wishers, many of whom representatives of the United Zealand. at 4 p.m. today with the first carried homemade signs. States government. The As of yesterday American competition scheduled to get Governor Scott opened officials attended a reception athletes Dr. Delano underway at 4:30. the pres conference, stating Gardens closing early last night at the governors Meriwether, who runs the Competition begins Saturday that the people of North mansion in Raleigh. 100 meter dash and Marty at 4 p.m. tickets for each day Carolina had "a strong Several Olympic Medal Liquori, who runs the mile, (Continued on Page 8) conviction that more things winners, world record unite than divide men and due to attempted rapes holders, and national record that this meet provides a holders are scheduled to unique opportunity to come By Susan McWilliams rape in the gardens. Shipman particiapte in the meet. Nixon to visit China to know how we live and Two attempted rapes and was also charged with two The track meet is work." the arrest of a man on an counts of indecent explosure, sanctioned by the Other speakers included attempted rape charge have assault, and resisting arrest. International Section of the Durham Mayor James prompted city and Duke The two rapes were Amateur Athletic Union and at Premier's request Hawkins, Meet Coordinator police to take measures to committed early in July, the Supreme Council for Leroy J. Walker, Duke guard against future assaults when a Duke medical Sport in Africa. The meet By John Herbers was being made Provost John Blackbum and in the Sarah P. Duke Gardens. technician walking through marks the first time that (C) 1971 NYT News Service simultaneously in the United A. A. Ordia, President of the Theodore Marvin of the the gardens was molested. athletes from the continent SAN CLEMENTE, States and in Peking. Supreme Sports Council of D u ke Security Police says Less than an hour later, a of Africa will be competing Calif .^President Nixon "Our action in seeking a Africa. that guards have been posted Durham woman was also under one banner. announced last night that he new relationship with the The general theme of the at all four gates and the molested. Dr. Leroy T Walker, head would visit Communist China People's Republic of China welcoming addresses was posted hours are being In the previous month, a track coach and chairman of before next May at the will not be at the expense of "peace through sports." enforced. woman had been criminally the physical education invitation of Premier Chou our old friends," he said. "It assaulted in the gardens. department at North Carolina En-Lai to "seek the is not directed against any Several of the speakers noted "A bull horn announcing normalization of relations other nation. that athletics had "been the that the gardens are closed Marvin said, '"The gardens Central University in Durham is the meet coordinator. between the two countries "We will seek friendly original medium" through will be sounded each evening are open from 8 a.m. to 8 and to exchange views of such blacks began to achieve and those who persist in p.m. and there are police Al Buehler, Duke track relations with all nations. coach, is serving as meet questions of concern to the Any nation can be our friend equality. Brigadier General staying will be charged on a foot-patrolling regularly. The two sides." Daniel James, assistant to count of trespassing," said gardens are beautiful and director. without being any other Defense Secretary Melvin Marvin. attract a lot of people but Medals Nixon's dramatic, brief nation's enemy." "Profound Conviction" Laird, siad that "there are The measures were taken unf or tu nately some Olympic gold medal and unexpected two negroes we can do after the.City police arrested undesirables have been winners Kipchoge Keino and announcement was made on "I have taken this action," . without—the first one and the Billy Lloyd Shipman, 21, last attracted." He advised girls Amos Biwott will compete nationwide radio and he continued, "because of my only one. I'm looking Friday night on a charge of not to walk alone on Campus for the Pan-African team. television from . profound conviction that all (Continued on Page 3) (Continued on Page 7) assault with intent to commit Drive after dark. Keino won the 1500 meter He said the announcement Page Two The Summer Chronicle Friday, July 16, 19^1 House discloses Operation Phoenix U.S. killing of 26,843 'nonmilitary Vietcong'

By Felix Belair, Jr. figures , Reid adduced a ineffective or neutralized," or Vietcong operations in South indirectly. to release the over 40,000 (C) 1971 NYT New* Service "neutralization" figure for 21,600 for the 12 months. Vietnam. "A great number of political prisoners- many of W A SHINGTON-Previous- calender 1970 of 22,341. He The memorandum said the A still classified General Vietcong, while insurgents, them non-communist--and ly classified information read said that of this number, neutralization goal for the Accounting Office report has are nevertheless civilians, and permit truly free elections by into the record of a house 8,100 were listed in the year beginning las March "is placed at $80 million the thus specifically protected amending the constitution. Government Operations "killed" catergory. How down to 1,200 per month, of amount of U. S. funds from assassination under the "The administration must' Subcommitte today discosed many of the total whom half or 600 should be devoted to the operation in Geneva Convention relative totally disassociate itself from that 26,843 nonmilitary neutralization figure for in the sentenced category." the last three years, mostly to the protection of civillian this Phoenix Program aad Vietcong insurgents and from the Defense Department persons in time of war. insist unequivocally that sympathizers were killed in and the Central Intelligence "Rather than support Saigon stop dead in its tracks 14 months through Operation Agency. more secret police in an this mechanism for civilian Phoenix, A united States "Shocked" effort to bail out an murder or stand criminally financed counter-insurgency The 1970 "I am shocked and unpopular government, we condemned before the program in South Vietnam. dismayed," Reid said, "that should call on Thieu and Ky world," Reid declared. The figures, which were General Creighton W. declassified and provided by Abrams-- presumably on *?•? ;:::•--•Vox.. the State Department to Rep. instructions-has endorsed Ogden R. Reid, R-N.Y., were and called for the recited during questioning of pacification year': implementation by U. S. Robert H. Nooter, Assistant advisers of a South Vietnmese Administrator of the Agency plan embodying the for International elimination or neutralization Development. by killing or caputre of a The total number of quota of 14,400 members of Vietcong "Neutralized" the Vietcong infrastructure in during the period comprised 9,820 killed 1971." 9,820 "killed," 7,751 He continued: "sentenced" and 9,272 "Assassination and terror by "rallied"-- the U.S. Military the Vietcong or Hanoi should term for being "induced to calendar 1970 were listed in The State Department not, and must not, all forth rally to the (Saigon) the "sentenced" and "rallied" memorandum was silent on the same methods my Saigon, Government" after having categories was not shown in the central point of Reid's let alone the U. S., directly or been identified as serving the the State Department presentation, which was that North Vietnamese memorandum. many if not most of the intelligence apparatus. Phung Hoang Vietcong listed in the The 14 month period, The State Department "killed" category were January, 1970, to February, memorandum mentioned that actually victims of "planned 1971, was described in a the monthly "goal" last year murder" of civilians in viola­ State Departmen of the Phung Hoang Program, tion of the Geneva Convention. Memorandum to Reid as "the which the United States "Apprehension" 1970 pacification year." Military called Operation Onthispoint the "Neutralization" Phoenix, was 1,800 per Department said that in month to be "rendered addition to those neutralized Using the same set of by being induced to rally to the Saigon Government or by arrest and sentencing, "many are also killed while resisting Student Health services apprehension by the police ro Government forces. Many South Vietnamese peasants were killed during Operation Phoenix as alledged non-military 1MLF sympathizers. (UPI Photo) The memorandum added: limited next semester "others in the 'killed' catergory are those who are the legislature was currently killed while taking part in DOWN 14 Notre Dame, 34 Type of By Nancy .Arvay for one. skirt. Beginning September 1, studying the revisions, Guerrilla or terrorist PUZZLE 1 Mites, etc. 18 Heraldic 35 Silent vamp. the Pickens Clinic will no adding, "Although I operations who are later By Anthony Morse 2 Bet. term. 37 Incline. longer dispense prescription personally have certain identified as members of the 3 One of a 20 Hebrides 39 Model. drugs to students free of opinions about the effect of VCI Vietcong infra-structure. ACROSS i3 Former hundred. island. 40 Loam. this decision and the manner The three-year-old 1 Terrible. stone gate­ 4 Single thing. 21 Aromatic 42 Bore: si. charge, it was disclosed 6 Gull. way to 5 Man's plant. 45 From (he Wednesday. Dr. Harvey Estes, in which it was made, ASDU Operation Phoenix, part of . 9 Primitive . nickname. 23 Coin. Vatican. Chairman of Community will take no position on these the overall Vietnam hand. >7 Early {> Estate abode. 25Distric t in 46 With power. Health Services, told the changes until a majority of pacification program, was 13 Beef, in French king. 7 Siamese London. 48 Idaho name. the Executive Council decides designed to neutralize the Mexico. •»8 Melody. twin. 2li Late diva. 49 Hinder. Chronicle that budget cuts of Colors. $15,000 forced the change in on a position." effect of underground 14 Town in 59 57-A., et al. 8 Unable to 27 52 Indian wear. Palestine. iO Greek sleep. 29 Danish phil­ 53 Child's policy. If, Overhaul;. goddess. 9 Highland: anthropist. game. A $12,000 allocation to Hi Repeat. ,1 Nerve. Sp. .30 Convents. 54 Age. 17 Cambodian i2 Negative. Wails. 55 Measure. pay for prescription drugs, 10 Profession. 32 Kuwait not i ncluding those drugs structure. i3 Ceramic 11 Girl's name. 33 56 Razz. The Camera & Photo Shoppe 19 Torn. worker. 12 Dewy. product. 57Voter: abbr. available at Student Health 21) Japanese facilities, was eliminated from VIP. the projected 1971-72 budget Durham's Best Stocked 21 Blunder. 2 < S 6 i 1 10 '• 12 by the offices of the Provost 22 Chafe. ' and the Chancellor. Photo Store 23 African - ,5 gazelle, Despite the cut, however, (Nikon Specialists) 24 Ran. 16 I the list of drugs available for Quality Processing by Kodak 28 Hair. " prescription has been 30 Tip. 19 1 expanded to include Darvon 1107 W. Main (One Block From East Campus) 31 Fodder. 20 32 Fragile toy. 22 23 „ • 21 and other drugs previously 26 688-2178 34 Copycat. " * excluded. 3.5 .Noise about. 28-1 • 30 Hospitalization procedures 30 Stream. 29 1 " will also be affected. 37 Weddings. 32 33 Previously, students were 38 Pretenses. • 39 Hudson 1 entitled to 30 days of free Have you River 35 1 hospitalization per semester. feature. " • This year, the limit will be 15 41 Acknowl­ j * days of free care. The heard about edgement: reduction represents an abbr. ' " additional $3000 budget cut. Summer 42Clium. IH 13 Body: comb, - I form. 50 „ Changes will also be made Clearence 44 Place for "., I.. in the Optional Coverage cinders. 53 54 55 56 Program, available to all 4(i Eager. 47 Owned. iSO students. Semi-private rooms Sale at 50 High. 58 will now cost $60 per day S8 instead of $40, and the 61 63 miscellaneous expense charge GLADSTEINS 1" • will be double the present '••• Field KuliTprisos, Inc., 1971 1 $200. The cost of physicians' 209 Mangnm St. Downtown Durham CRYPTOGRAM — Lois Jones fees will rise from $6 to $10 j per visit. HF. ASl'KO CHEAP VEIi 'Y y K 1 I, 1SBYOM YE SUM POLLY. ASDU President Chan Flares $4.00 See Page 7 for Answers to Crosword Puzzle and Cryptogram. Smith told the Chronicle that Friday, July 16, 1971 The Summer Chronicle Page Three Duke undertakes athletic program study

By Roger Noble talk about DUAA but not The report will consider a the impact of changes in the Bowl team this year. I would essentially eliminate A comprehensive study of very much hard data," he spectrum of alternatives from athletic program on like to see the percentages of redshirting in athletics, Pye the athletic program at Duke said. "The Chronicle has said dropping major athletics developmental donations and those that actually receive added. is being undertaken by the alot about the percentage of altogether like Johns Hopkins non-monetary factors such as their degree." In the fall of 1969 a office of Chancellor Kenneth financial aid going towards or Emory to going all out for the impact on the decisions Other possibilities to be special Academic Council Pye. The study and athletic scholarships. We winning teams. of students whether or not to researched for the report are committee recommended recommendations based on it would like to find out what come to Duke. limitations on the number of that Duke c onsider football scholarships, athletic with draw ing from the will be presented to the the actual percentages are." Pye added that "models of grants-in-aid awarded on the Atlantic Coast Conference Board of Trustees' meeting in Alternatives costs would be included for Pye stressed that the basis of need and a four year and give grants to students September. "We would like to keeping the status quo, the academic costs of having a matriculation rule for solely on the basis of "The athletic program has determine what the deficit present system minus winning team would be extracurricular activities. financial need. Neither of become a major problem in actually is and what its football, the present system emphasized. Duke has been terms of cost and what it component parts are. We The latter would prevent these changes were approved minus football and basketball reluctant to use junior college by the University. means to the university," Pye want to present in an and the present system minus transfers because of their high eligibility controversies and said when interviewed this objective manner what the the non-revenue sports." academic risk. "Stanford, for week. direct and indirect costs of Impact of changes instance, had twelve junior "There has been a lot of the athletic program are." Also to be explored are college transfers on its Rose -Nixon visit-

::::•:: •: Jf:S5f: : »«•:« :¥:• ': : (Continued from Page 1) fact-finding mission to several nations will gain from a countries. reduction of tensions and a This was one reason the better relationship between announcement came as such a Spectrum United States and the People's Republic of China. "It is in this spirit that I Kissinger visited China on his will undertake what I deeply 11-day trip that included hope will become a journey South Vietnam, India and Freewater Horror "Track Sunday" Saturday Night At International Party for peace, peace not just for Paris. Freewater will show "Night of Unofficially, but nevertheless, The Movies The International Club is our generation but for future The Living Dead" Friday, July 16 July 18 will be observed as organizing a cool summer party at The President said at 8:30 p.m. in Biological "International Track Sunday" in Tomorrow's Saturday night s the International House on July generations on this earth we Kissinger and Premier Chou Sciences Auditorium. the Duke . the movies is "The Cardinal". 17 at 8 pjn. share together." This film has created a minor The showing is 8:30 p.m. ii Of course, there will be free conferred in Peking from July sensation in the two years since it The Scripture will be read by Bio. Sci. Auditorium. snacks and free soft drinks but Nixon disclosed that the 9 to 11. At that time was released. The story concerns a BYOB (booze) invitation was arranged by Gha of the The entire Duke community, Kissinger was reported to be group of people trapped in a Pan-Africa Track Team, Mr. N.A. Henry Kissinger, his National farmhouse when radiation causes Adjin-Tettey. The sermon will be both domestic and imported, is in Pakistan resting from a recently deceased corpses to on the subject, "An Olympic invited. Security Adviser, while stomach ailment. return to life as flesh eating Sprinter," and will be preached Kissinger was on a recent ghouls who attack and devour the by Dean James T. Cleland. living. Made on a miniscule Howard Wilkinson will lead the budget for release on the horror prayers, gerry Frank will play the Archive Contributions cheepie clrcut, the film quickly Mary Duke Biddle organ built a reputation underground as (rendering compositions by J.S. being genuinely terrifying. Bach and louis Couperin), and :epting Post Office chief dies ibutions for its autumn Articles on the film have George Ritchie will direct the issue. Fiction, poetry and artwork appeared in Rex Reeds column. Chapel In anthems W . M . W o m b 1 e , he arrived at the West Young of the divinity school, Reader's Digest, and the Village may be brought to the Archive by Tallis nd Lo office, 307 Union Tower, or superintendent of the Duke Campus Post Office for work. Chaplain Howard Wilkinson, Voice. Most recently it has been mailed to 4665 Duke Station. playing to a packed house every Copies of the three issues of Station Post Office, died Two other post office and Dean William Griffith. Friday and Saturday midnight at the 1970-71 Archive are available suddenly yesterday morning. employees were in the office the world renowned Waverly in the Archive Lounge on 3rd Theatre in . floor Union Tower. He was 45 years old. at the time of Womble's Womble had worked at the Womble died of an death. Duke Post Office for three apparent heart attack at Also present were Dr.'s years. about 7:20 a.m., soon after Stuart Henry and Frank He is survived by his wife THE RECORD BAR and 14-year-old daughter. Funeral services will be held Published every Friday of Summer Session (Saturday of first week) by the students of Duke University, Durham, N.C. Second tomorrow at 11 ajn. at the class postage paid at Durham, N.C. Delivered by mail at $2.00 St. Paul United Methodist for the summer. Subscriptions, letters and other inquiries should Church in Durham. When You're Hot-You're Hot be mailed to Box 4696 Duke Station, Durham, N.C. 27706. Burial will follow at the New Maple Woods Cemetery. TheByrds Byrdmamax CLASSIFIEDS

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Today is the beginning o f t he cap of Duke University. The publicity Pan-African/U.S.A. I nternational mill on campus Drive h as been Track Meet. Including representatives working long hours to get Duke all the of 20 nations, this meet is the first of national publicity it can. But the meet its caliber to be held in the South. It is should not be held just so that Duke certainly fortunate for the residents of can exploit athletes to gain national Durham and North Carolina that publicity. Duke was lucky enoig h to be While the Duke a thletic designated as host for the track meet. departments glory in the international We welcome all who have come here track meet, what about the rest of to participate, spectate or report. Duke: Just because there are black But there are certain questions that athletes from Africa and from a track meet in America competing in Wade Stadium brings to mind. For example, why, as does not mean that Duke is any less 'WHY, MR. EUSBERG, HOW VERY NICE OF YOU TO COME! WE'VE BEEN SIMPLY DYING the hews analysis on Page 1 indicates, exploitive or discriminatory in tits TO MEET YOUI' has Coach Walker of North Carolina everday police discriminatory in its Central University, the man who eeverday policies towards black conceived the idea of the meet, been workers and black students. cast into the background by the Duke The track meet is certainly a good publicity mill? thing for Duke and Durham. But Lamb Al Buehler, Duke track coach says don't be fooled by all the surface gloss this meet is "just a track re et." This and glitter. Although the ne et should -Barry Jacobs is obviously false. State a nd local be "just a track meet" it is being used Editor's note: Barry Jacobs unsevered umbilical cord that neglectful mother. We politicians are reaping all the political to further the personal anto itions of was a junior in Trinity College had so recently given it life. watched it die and "watched it benefits they can out of the meet. North Carolina politicians and to this year. One walked out of the stable die. Sat in a circle and waited. Yesterday Governor Bob Scott met make politicians and to re ke Duke into the sun while the other And missd the stroke of its the visiting Africans at the airport. It look like something it is not. It is the Back in the straw, in tbe lay with closed eyes in the breath, and massaged its lungs was not really the airport; it had been host school for a track meet inspired cool security of the stable's cold solitude of the deserted and massaged its chest. And revelation. looked and listened and turned into a political showpiece for shadows where the sheep by Leroy Walker. often flee to avoid the sun, Helplessly we helped. Sat hoped. And saw no:stroke of Scott and the rest of the politicos. A Neverless, whether y ou are two lambs were born one with the lamb's head cradled breath. And sat in our circle flag of the state of North Carolina was participating or just watching we hope Saturday morning. Hidden in in the palms of our hands, around this little figure of included. you enjoy yourselves at the meet this their mother's body rjeneath pushing the nipple of a discolored white death, sat quietly beside the unwanted The meet is truly a feather in the weekend. the folds of wool they had warm-milk baby bottle into thoroughly escaped our the side of its mouth. son and the unknowirtg notice. And then the moment Listened to each swallow. mother and felt the death had come, the grip was Watched every stroke of upon our eyes. relaxed, and they were breath. Tried to think of a We dug a hole and buried surrendered to the world. name——and watched it, laid it in the clay and Low budget health And the mother cleaned off each gasping breath. Lifted shoveled down terrible piles one and severed the umbilical the drooping head in the of dirt upon its body until it Well, Duke has added another item Perhaps outrage at an increase in attachment, and left the palm of the hand and had disappeared forever from other to die. to its long list of prohibitions. We are medical costs seems an over-reaction. insinuated the bottle into the our sight. Forever lasting only One stood up and one lay side of its mouth. Watched it until the dogs discovered the told we can't cohabitate, can't picket, After all, Duke raises its tuition every struggling on the floor. One swallow, watched the milk grave and brought us back can't protest and now we can't get year. Room and board costs go up walked swayingly by its dribble out of the corners of clumps of yellowed wool and sick—unless we're willing and able to annually. And students should be mother's side and one lay its mouth. the smell of the rotting pay for it. accustomed to being raped in selling dying amidst the blood and We fed the healthy one carcass. The reason given for charging back their textbooks. Apparently the straw, wreathed in mucus and laid its sick brother out Who can tell wiiere life and still clinging to the in the warm sun before the begins and death ends? students for prescription drugs and Duke feels that no one should have to reducing the number of days of free come to Duke unless they have the hospitalization was "financial money and is taking steps to insure necessity," according to the story on that no one will. page one of today's issue. It's bad enough that student health Letter to the edit council It's interesting to note Duke's services at Duke are as inept as Donald convenient concern with frugality ... Duck prescribing children's aspirin for we wonder where it was when Duke Mickey Mouse. The innumerable To the edit council: past week, yet not a goddamn you would, instead of This article was in the word about it in the composing editorials that blew $23,000 on the inauguration of instances of students going to student Durham Herald the same day Chronicle nobody reads and printing . health with violent coughs to be the Summer Chronicle came I'm glad you guys are ridiculous columns by There seems to be enough money dismissed with a Cepacol and a pat on out this past week. (See publishing this summer. bummed-out freshman, finds to establish a prestigious policy th e head have become a campus joke. rewrite on page one). Can Getting the old crazy out about this stuff and let us Students often match each other to you tell me why once a week is a know before another woman institute, yet women must pay $25 women have to read a welcome alternative to the gets gang-banged! for a routine gynecological exam. see who has encountered the most non-campus paper to find out Morning Herald, but I wish Julie Logan As is customary, when other absurdity at student health. about things like this, that are institutions—such as Berkeley—are So now, kiddies, instead of being happening right on the expanding their health services to able to participate in this comedy of damned campus?? students at no extra cost, Duke is quackery free, you'll have to cough up To me, and to every other Duke woman (and especially Today's staff swimming upstream and charging (money that is) to receive that good the women who are visiting students more money for less service. old in loco parental care. the campus for summer Roger Noble David Pace school and haven't yet heard Mark Washburn vague rumors of danger in the The Summer Chronicle cherishes contributions from its readers. Leaders should gardens at night for several Malcolm Thompson Ralph Karpinos betyped, triple-spaced, and mailed to the Chronicle, Box 4696 Duke Station, years) this is about three Dave Smallen Durham North Carolina, or brought by our offices, 3rd floor Flowers. times as newsworthy as a new Richard Smurthwaite Priscilla Nieves head for the poli sci department or Mike Cohen Jean Snow getting out of 'jail or an Laurie Johnstone Jinx Johnstone empty article about no Peaches Rigsbee Unsigned editorials represent the opinion of a majority of the Summer Chronicle significant changes in the Terry Wolff Nancy Arvay collective staff. Signed columns and cartoons represent the opinions of the authors. faculty next year. I really don't understand Susan Taylor why this sort of thing is Sue Williams Anne Newman almost never covered in the Steve Hoffius Duke press. The fucked-up Anil Ohri The opinions expressed in this newspaper do not necessarily represent the views people that did this stuff are Diane Lubovsky of Duke University, its employees, students, faculty, administration, or trustees. still running around, the Carolyn Arnold expose artist performed this Dr. Hip pocrates- Sneezes and sex • Eugene Schoenfeld, M.D.

(C) Eugene Schoenfeld, M.D., 1971 Thinking it. was caused by .my from one person to another when As soon as the sickness went the soil. You do this instead of Dear Dr. Schoenfeld: buying him tight jockey shorts or they share hypodermic needles or away, we broke out into what looks composting, and it will be the Your recent discussion of being kicked by our daughter in syringes. like warts, mosquito bites or richest garden around. sneezing while having sex was a real play,- I thought nothing of it. But But "blue balls" refers to painful blisters. There are patches of this mind-blower! I am 45 years old and now he insists that it was caused by engorgement of the testicles caused on my face, arms and back. Was it The following was imprinted on have enjoyed my husband and lover a veneral disease and 1 gave it to by sexual stimulation for several pollution in the water we drank a letter I received recently: for years, but never knew what I him! hours without release. I've never that is causing this? SEXUALLY ORIENTED AD was leaving out of their menu of I am heartsick. The doctor who heard the term used in connection Will it go away by itself or Read this notice before opening! sensations until I read that. treated him is dead, so 1 have no with a veneral disease. should I see my doctor? This envelope contains written You don't sneeze, of course, but way of finding out if he did tell my I can't say for sure but your : ANSWER: I can't diagnose your •and/or photographically illustrated just get ready to. I don't even husband that We are in our 60.'s husband's accusation may be the skin problem (or any other medical sexually oriented advertisement(s). remember seeing it in the two now and he'-is alcoholic, caused, he result of his drug abuse problem. condition) by letter so I suggest -JAS defined by Section 3010 D of recent sex-guide best sellers. It's a says, by raeilHe called the disease you do see your doctor. My first the ;-Postal Reorganization Act of gas! I'm everylastingly grateful. "blue balls.". Dear Dr. Schoenfeld: thought was poison oak but I know 1970, a sexually oriented Don't ever stop your column. What isj£?Any information yeST Last weekend some friends and that was just a subjective reaction "SdVeTtisement means: "any The young people need you. cangive would be appreciated. S~-£ myself went camping near (scratch, scratch). advertisement that depicts in actual ANSWER:-""-Veneral diseases are" Yosemite. All of us drank water Campers Should boil water taken :or "Simulated form or explicitly Dear Dr. Schoenfeld: transmittedvby sexual contact wjth'-'•. from a river there and after from streams or rivers for -20 describes in a predominantly sexual About 30 years ago my husband but few exceptions. One of the returning home, became sick for minutes unless they are absolutely _. context, human genitalia, any act developed enlarged testicles. exceptions would be syphilis passed two or three days. sure there's no chance the water is of natural or unnatural sexual polluted. Boiling the water kills : ^interncburse, any act of sadism or bacteria but, of course, does not masochism, or any other erotic In the nation - protect against chemical pollution. subject directly related to the foregoing. F r om the Loma Linda If you do not wish this mail University School of Public Health, please return it to sender or destroy Down in the farm its contents without opening. advice when garbage disposal is a problem: Thank you. -Tom Wicker "We recommend burying it in your own garden," says Karl C. Who could resist opening such a Fischer, assistant professor of letter? (C) 1971 NYT News Service amount any farmer could be paid in 2 percent of the farmers—those environmental health. "Just dig a WASHINGTON-The new agricultural subsidies. As cynics who now receive more than long trench, about 18 inches deep, DEAR DR. HIP POCRATES is a welfare reform bill, if passed, will expected all along, the big farming $20,000 per crop-but Bayh says it dump in the garbage and cover it up j collection of letters and answers provide the munificent total of interests and the Department of would save $200 million for the immediately with the dirt you dug published by Grove Press. $.95 $2,400 a year for a family of four, Agriculture administrators government and the taxpayers. to make the trench. Eventually paperbound. .. providing the family meets the collaborated to turn this limitation That is not a lot of money, the way when that ditch is full, you plant work rules and survives the other into a peace. Sen. James O. they hand it out around here, but garden over it and dig another." red tape in which the program will Eastland of Mississippi and his there are surely better ways to "In two years' time the buried Dr. Schoenfeld welcomes your be wrapped. family, for one example, received spend it than to line the pickets of garbage will be all rotted out. The letters. Write to him at P. 0. Box On Capitol Hill, any number of about $160,000 in cotton subsidies fat-cat corporate farmers. tin cans, rusted out, will add iron to 372, Stinson Beach, Calif. 94970. social programs are in trouble in 1970. This yeai^-according to an because of inadequate funding. In authoritative report by Nick Kotz the grapes of wrath- huge cities like , in —the taxpayers are on the verge of revolt East lands met the $55,000 but the budgets they are supporting limitation by creating eight new are still woefully inadequate to business entities to farm their minimum public needs. 5,200-acre farm. The result is an Daniel and the lions of conscience estimated federal subsidy of Universities and school systems $159,925 for this year. No doubt everywhere are in trouble for lack the Eastland legal costs for these -Jinx Johnstone of funds; hospital fees have gone were substantial, but out of sight; and this lugubrious that is still'pretty good footwork listing of financial deficiencies and a prettyJat take. In this "winter of such Greek concept of hero a reality. inevitable for these two sets of laws could go on for the length of this It need scarcely be pointed out discontent," political dissidents That man is Dr. Daniel Ellsberg. to come into conflict. A conscience article. That wouldn't be so bad if that Eastland and his Mississippi have been left few, if any, heroes. Ellsberg is a man who has is superfluous if it never contradicts the country were really hard up for constituency" are among the leaders "Heroes," it should be suffered the torment of a relentless the laws of society. Society's laws money, and everyone suffered in decrying, the supposed sloth and explained, are out of style now. conscience. He has confronted his must be workable first and just alike. lack of moral fiber of poor people One reason is the fear of repeating own sins, denounced himself only second. The individual's conscience receiving welfare assistance from the history of power hungry elites to take a Kirkegaardian "leap" of is not hamstrug by practicality, But that isn't the case. This is a the government. In fact, not a few which have foisted tumors on this faith where most would have fled only by fear and doubt. country where the rich get richer, of those needing welfare were society such as the from the horrors encountered in Daniel Ellsberg has conquered and not just because they are displaced by machines from just military-industrial caneer. their own souls. these, yet will remain unconsoled smarter or have more capital; the such farms as the Senator's; and Admittedly, radical groups Ellsberg is a lonely man. There is and unconsolable whatever the system tends to be rigged in their they have no way to divide sometimes go to extremes and no companionship for those whose outcome of his trial. He said in an favor. The oil depletion allowance themselves into eight parts in order mistake power hunger for courage springs from self-scrutiny. interview recently that he yet is a well-known example; so is the to octuple their "handout." leadership. Rennie Davis made There is no recompense for those wonders if "1 have done enough to fact that persons wealthy enough to almost a daily disclaimer of any who have acted responsible only to end the war." Peace will come to buy blocs of municipal bonds can There is a case to be made for leadership role during the Mayday themselves. Vietnam before it comes to Daniel live virtually tax-free. Some agricultural subsidies, of course, demonstrations, yet he was W hether Ellsberg has broken Ellsberg. incredibly wealthy men can find and it should not be thought that certainly more than just another "the law" or not is irrelevant. For the rest of us, it behooves us ) the means to escape taxes farmers generally are profiting as protester, Socrates broke "the law" so did to acknowledge a "hero" when we altogether. blatantly as Eastland and other big A second reason that heroes are those who dumped tea overboard in find him. And perhaps, and this is growers. In fact, only 1,353 farmers not in vogue is that just too many Boston. It is quite clear after such a most important of all, draw Gov. Ronald Reagan of received more than $55,000 per potential heroes have been exposed span of human experience, that strength from his example to make recently conceded that, crop in 1970, taking down about as frauds ... and worse. Neither there are laws which regulate man's our convictions a reality by daring due to "business reverses," he had $142 million in government Abraham Lincoln nor John Lennon dealings with other men, and there to face ourselves and ask paid no state income tax last year. subisides. have withstood the scrutingy of are laws which speak to man's co Id-heartedly "have I done enough The worst thing about that is tha But millions of smaller farmers iconoclasts in search of the moral, relationship to himself. It is to end the war?" undoubtedly he was truthful in were paid the rest of a total or the humane and the consistent. The Santa Clauses have been divested of protesting that he had done nothing about $3 billion in federal farm Today is July 16,1971. illegal; the painful fact is that it is subsidies, and Bayh says that about red suit and beard to reveal a perfectly possible for a man being 40 percent of the total, or more fast-talking huckster who gives On this date in 1945, the atomic bomb was born. Happy birthday paid $40,000 a year in America, if than $1.5 billion, went to only 5 children apples with razor blades in to you, happy birthday to you.... he has outside business interests, to percent of the nation's farmers. them. Also on this date, in 1964, Barry Goldwater told his fellow pay no state income tax, although No wonder the House of So perhaps "heroes" are Republicans, "Extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice. that would be virtually impossible Representatives already has voted unfashionable as much out of And...moderation in pursuit of justice is no virtue!" Right on, Barry. for someone earning $8,000 or to reduce the $55,000 ceiling to bitterness from having been duped Wondering what Goldwater s reaction would have been if Jerry $9,000 a year with $20,000 in future years, and, Sen. one time too many, as from Rubin had said the same thing, this is the moderately extreme income. adherence to an ideology. Birch Bayh of Indiana has Summer Chronicle Volume I, number 6, published at Duke in announced that he and three other I include myself in that categroy The latest government gimmick Durham, North Carolina, where there are lots of vices and virtues, for those who are already rich turns senators will propose the same of ncn believers. Yet I believe there : reduction in the Senate. is one man who has made the but not very much liberty or justice. Catchy slogans: 2663. out to be last year's decision to put "AuH90-64" buttons: 6588. a $55,000 limit per crop on the This reduction would affect only all-too-classical and all-too-fictional 3age Six The Summer Chronicle Friday, July 16, 1971 ' 29: Complexities and classic contradictions

By Mark Washburn much to {a from an earlier Stills—Neil "Bluebird Revisited," an with weepy trombones and a contradictions. When he has Stephen Stills 2Atlantic much simpler man than Stills) Young song, "Everybody I incredibly, unbelievably, trumpter who seems to think discipline and restraint, he No. SD. 7206 with no visible result except Love You." It's a very transcendentally bad song. It that high notes and syrupy stands among the very best; ' In the movie "Celebration at possibly making his music different song, though. It seems to be one last song for phrasing are a substitute for when he lets his ego run free, 3ig Sur" there is a revealing more self-conscious. Stills is boasts a terrific acoustic Stills' lost love, . imagination If the Big Bands he can be a travesty, of good *ene in which a freak from much too complex to be accompaniment and an Compare it with the are dead, this is the sound music and of himself. On he audience gets up in the explained neatly through his honest, restrained vocal. Stills magnificent "Suite: Judy that killed them, and Stills balance, however, Stephen niddle of a Crosby, Stills, music (or vice-versa). It is is at his best when he works Blue Eyes" and this one is has foolishly returned to the Stills 2 is definitely worth *Iash & Young set and starts enough to say that his with the least—his voice and even more of a crime. scene of the crime. Stills your time. Listen to it first, jutting them down because contradictions seem to have his . Imagine Stills and the produced the and must though, before you decide to >f all their fame and money. produced some of his best What could have been an Mormon Tabernacle Choir have been in another buy it. Stephen Stills walks out to music while at the same time exceptionally good first side shouting "Come back, come combative mood the day he neet him circling slowly, dulling his sensibilities is marred by "Open Secret," back," supported by the Guy put this one together; no one And incidentally, that pinning, as if to say, "C'mon enough to be responsible for an overproduced song in Lombardo , had the nerve to tell him he chap at Big Sur does not seem >abe, c'mon, just keep some perfectly awful stuff. which Stills attempts to 'conducted by Erich Segal, was wrong. to have bruised Stills' alking..." still circling, still Wi tness Stephen Stills 2. confront his own and you get some idea of the conscience very much. The pinning. . .and sure enough, Stills made Atlanti go to contradictions (''Does tone and style of "Bluebird So Stills and his Stills gets his fight. No the trouble of reprinting the everyone have their dark side/ Revisited." The Memphis contradictions have put iamage is done, though, and on the album wrapper Like the back side of a lovers' Brass is all over it, .complete together an album of hey are quickly pujied apart. just to correct some relatively moon?") but fails, largely \ moment later Stills minor mistakes on the liner, because the Memphis Brass apologizes to the crowd and so he obviously considers his gets in the way. iings, movingly, "Four and words important. It is his Side Two is more uneven rwenty," a song about, well, music, however, that makes but it does have its moments. ibout what it must be like to the album as good as it is. "Relaxing Town" sounds a je Stephen Stills. And at times it is very good. bit like McCartney when he's In his new album, Stephen '' C hange Partners" is a wound too tight. But the Stills 2, at one point Stills good example of his musical comparison is unfair, except lsks, "Would you knock a creativity—rock in waltz-time. that both are writers and •nan down/ If you don't like "Nothing to do but Today" is musicians of consummate .he cut of his clothers,/ Could another winner, a good-time skill and occasional bad /ou put a man away/ If you fu n ky piece in which he judgment. "Singin' Call" is lon't want to hear what he declares, "Must be some kind another of Stills' best, a cnows?" For Stills, it is of fool/ I'm a musician." simple, lonely cry from the jbvioushj an open question. "Fishes and Scorpions" is wilderness. "Ecology Song" is It is also a question vital to a haunting song about the a little obvious and overdone, lis music, at the very heart of Zodiac, more or less, and it but the sound is not bad, - t. Stills is a new complex features some fine hard rock probably the way CSN&Y nan, full of classic guitar. It is the kind go thing would sound if they teamed contradictions. He is at once one would have expected with Chicago. capable of writing delicate, to have written, "Word Game" is just that, loving songs and punching rather than Stills. Crosby with Stills spewing out a lot aut total strangers. He could does appear on the album, of "relevant" words that ay in his first album, "You along with Eric Clapton, but sound right but say very see it's my thing to be part of the usual West Coast little. Only the splendid someone," and yet his music Supersession Group makes the Remember when? {Photo by Terry Wolff) ind his life reveal a thirst for (Crosbystills and the Grateful song bearable. "Marianne," solitude. The liner photos on Quicksilver Airplane) is on the other hand, reminds - iis new album show him happily absent. one of the Beach Boys, circa itterly alone, sitting on a "Sugar Babe" also sounds 1965. Again, Stills is at his rock near his cabin, 10,000 nice, a driving, well-arranged best when he doesn't try to feet up in the Colorado song for Stills' "Sugar Babe be too pretentious. Rockies. He hints that he is sweet Rita." That's probably Pretentious is just one of about ready to get away from , for those of the m ilder adjectives that it all for keeps: "After one you who keep tabs on such spring to mind when one and the last careful look around/ I things. considers the final track, believe that I might like to For me, the best thing on settle down in a relaxing the album is "Know You Got town." to Run," which Stills wrote A record review, however, with somebody named John bring you two very new should not be a Hopkins. It's an odd song in psychoanalysis. That kind of that several lines, including and very good thing has been done far too the title, are cannibalized

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Photos by Terry Wolff -Dignitaries- Track meet events Friday, July 16, 1971 (Continued from Page 1) Opening Ceremonies forward to the day when so' 4:00 p.m. much that its not 4:30 p.m. Javelin — Women; High Jump — Women; newsworthy." Pole Vault; Discus — Women; Long The Ghanian ambassador Jump — Men; Shot Put — Men drew laughter and applause 110Meters Hurdles- Men when he warned Governor 4:45 p.m. 100 Meters — Women © Scott that the African Team 5:00 p.m. was going to win every event. 5:15 p.m. 100 Meters- Men "The greatest athletes in this 5:30 p.m. 400 Meters - Men country are from Africa and 800 Meters - Women Africa can't lose against itself.. 5:45 p.m. Hammer; Long Jump — Women Since you're from cigarette 5:45 p.m. country, he added, looking at 6:10 p.m. 5000 Meters Scott, •'maybe you'd better 6:40 p.m. 400 Meters - Women switch than fight." 6:50 p.m. 800 Meters - Men The only unexpected 7:05 p.m. 4 x 100 Meters Relay - Women comment came from Howard 4 x 100 Meters Relay — Men Fuller who told the 7:30 p.m. dignitaries that "a lot of black people came out to see Saturday, July 17, 1971 you, not because of the track 4:00 p.m. Triple Jump; Discus — Men; meet hut because we're brothers and sisters. We hope Javelin — Men; High Jump — Men; Shot Put — Women you have time to see for 4:30 p.m. 400 Meter Hurdles yourself that all the black 4:45 p.m. 200 Meter — Women folks don't drive Cadillacs. Its 5:00 p.m. 3000 Meters Steeplechase important for you to see how 5:15 p.m. the other people of African 200 Meters - Men descent live in this state." 5:30 p.m. 1500 Meters — Women 5:50 p.m. 100 Meter Hurdles - Women 6:05 p.m. 1500 Meters - Men 6:20 p.m. 10,000 Meters „-cO 7:05 p.m. 4 x 400 Meters Relay - Women 7:20 p.m. 4 x 400 Meters Relay — Men 7:30 p.m. Closing Ceremonies

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By Anne Newman their own traveling expenses. superior." King said that you won't make it," She In the early '20s women Brown has been running in college level male athletes agreed with an Australian began uniting to form Seattle for 11 years and has therefore do not feel sprinter, Raelene Boyle, that international track and field won the international and threatened. it is worth it when "you competition. The Women's national 1500 meter King said she attempts to make friends you keep clear, Olympic Games were held in championships for the last keep track separate from the across the world." Paris in 1922. Four years five years, but she says that rest of her life in an effort to The question of why they later the Second International the 1 ocal newspapers give be "normal and human." She are competing at all, however, Ladies Games took place, little or no attention to the says that in instances when is not always easily answered with the word "Olympic" fact. she is identified through track and not always done so deleted at the request of the Consequently, the Seattle first, she is usually ostracized. positively. Marily King said it Men's Olympic Committee. area is relatively unaware of Normally she is treated as a is one not to ask. Doris Beginning today, 20 events the track club's existence and' person who "just happens to Brown noted thatit provokes for men and 13 for women provides meager financial be a track star," she said. a reexamination of one's will be held at the support. Brown, however, who Pan-African USA A n o t her veteran female teaches physical education in International Track Meet. trackster, pentathlete Marily a Seattle college, believes that However, little financial King of Millbrae, Calif., noted integration of the track and -support or news coverage is that track and field social worlds depend on the given to women's track scholarships are rarely offered individual. according to Ed Parker, field to women. Tennessee A & I is Both women, as well as coach for the USA Women's the one known exception. others on the team, resent team at this meet. _ The result many women track to some extent because Parker says "Newspapers claim is that a girl joins a club of the demands it makes on promote materialistic that'either finds wealthy time. King claims she cannot professionalism. The beneficiaries or spends its devote enough time to other proportional coverage of men extra time with bake sales, interests and Brown says that to women's sports is poor and raffles, car washes or falling she barely had enough time newspapers take potshots at apart. to support herself. Other the lack of top women's Both Brown and King women, such as Cheryl performances. The press's job admit that discrimination Toussainte from Brooklyn, is selling newspapers, not against females exists in the made the same .complaint. promotion." track world, and though "it is She added, "The monotony Jim Green, a leading not part of the athletic value will drive you crazy." American sprinter, won 32 system," according to Brown, The one sentiment agreed Howard Fuller advised African dignitaries to see that watches this year in his small instances are enough to < on by the women add up." Social ostracism is alltlacks don't drive Cadillacs. (Photo by Terry college and AAU competitors was the beauty Leroy T. Walker Wolff.) competition. Doris Brown, a the normal form of of being able to develop 28 year-old member of the discrimination according to friendships through travel and values. And when talking Seattle Falcons and 1500 King. competition. about the danger of -Jump story- meter world record holder, Brown said that "the competetive athletics, King won one watch this year, Both women told of the worth of track is in meeting made a parallel between which doesn't work. Also, she women and blacks. "The (Continued from Page 1) Members of the African embarrassment of being a new people, confronting new team have been in Durham says her team of nine women, s social oddity in high school, situations, meeting challenges black man, as well as the of the meet are $2.50 for the for the last week training which has produced twoj when, says King, "male egos that are necessary to survive." woman, is typified in sports, preferred section near the sightseeing. The U.S. team national champions this year, were easily hurt by a superior Toussainte said that it is this channeling blacks into sport'- "is always in debt," from girl athlete. In college, sort of motivation that must to keep as a body, not a finish line and $1.50 for has been at duke since July having to finance most of brain," she said. general admission. 12. however, the men are being in practicing, "or else

SNOOPY'S ITEM OF THE WEEK -AAU chose Durham- With this coupon, 10% off sale price of any shirt (Continued from Page 1) support from local civic and mix more freely with able "to buy this much Expire. 7/23/71 year. Other cities bidding for business leaders; 2) Duke's Americans in a small town publicity." Downtown the meet were Oakland, experience last summer in college atmosphere than in a Durham, honored by its Detroit, New York and hosting the American track huge metropolis. selection as hosterty is draped Philadelphia, all of which and field camp and 3) the with red white and blue hosted previous track meets. strong argument that the Buehler notes that the city bunting and store display Eastgate signs welcoming the African Yet Duke and Durham had athletes of a different of Durham and the state of continent would be able to North Carolina would not be Team. Governor Bob Scott Sh n three factors in their favor: 1) held a lavish reception last G3acin]M®s crpe £ night in honor of the athletes, coaches and visiting African dignitaries who arrived on a U.S. Air Force jet yesterday '121233332* afternoon. - But perhaps more Stereo Car Tape Player important than all of this is the message which the athletes themselves are spreading. At a press conference last week, A.A. Ortia, president of the Supreme Sports Council of Africa, explained that "we of black Africa have an example of true international Make Driving More Fun! operation. Balance, tone, cooperation of sports." While The Sony TC 20 is the volume controls. attacking the apartheid found most powerful sound on Automatic eject at end of in some parts of Africa, he wheels! 12 watts IHF tape. Fast forward and said that „to play harmony, power. Rugged rewind bottoms. Bracket one must play both the white construction. One year included. Sony SS- 1 and the black keys." warranty. Push button speakers. 2 for $19.95 While many Americans have been pointing out the high quality of this meet, Troy's is an Authorized Ortia has repeatedly emphasized the importance Sony Warranty Station of bringing together Africans under one banner, of bringing and African team to America for a dual meet. "Black Africa," he explained, "brings a message of peace through U sports." It was this message STEREO CENTER, Inc. which Ortia hoped to spread to America by bringing a 1106 Broad St. Open 10-6 Mon. - Sat. team of athletes here. Durham 286-2221 10-9 Friday Jump picture. (Photo by Terry Wolff)