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By CLAY E. RICHARDS (29 percent). BOSTON(UPI)- Rep. John Anderson scored Republicans: the double-barreled surprise of the campaign Anderson 92,159 (31 percent), Bush 91,422 Tuesday with strong showing against the GOP (31 percent), Reagan 84,325 (29 percent). frontrunners in both Vermont and This translates to 77 delegates for Kennedy Massachusetts where Edward Kennedy won a and 34 for Carter, giving Kennedy the lead so sweet home-state victory over President far 111-85 in the race for the 1,666 needed to Carter. nominate. Carter got revenge of a sort, easily winning The Republican vote translates into 14 in Vermont to deal Kennedy his third New delegates for Anderson, 13 for Reagan, 13 for setback this year. Bush, and 2 for Sen. Howard Baker. That Anderson, the quiet-spoken congressman would be a total of 35 for Bush, 35 for Reagan, from Illinois surprised the pollsters and 16 for Anderson, 8 for Baker and 1 for John pundits by narrowly losing to Connally in the race for 998 needed to in Vermont by only a few hundred votes, and nominate. holding a narrow but firm lead over George Running behind were Connally and Rep. Bush and Reagan in Massachusetts. Philip Crane with 1 percent each, Sen. Robert Anderson led Vermont throughout the entire Dole, Benjamin Fernandez, and Harold night and it was not until the northern town of Stassen with 0 percent each. Gov. Edmund St. Johnsbury reported in the early morning Brown was a distant third in the Democratic hours that Reagan moved into a 400 vote lead. race with 4 percent. The vote and percentage for the leaders of In Vermont with 97 percent of the precincts the Massachusetts primary as of 1:05 a.m. counted. Carter had 26,521 votes or 74 percent EST with 82 percent of precincts reporting: to Kennedy's 9,179 or 26 percent.Reagan had Democrats: 18,654 or 31 percent, Anderson had 18,240 or Kennedy 460,350 (66 percent),Carter 202,253 SEE PAGE5 John Anderson |UPI]. U.N. panel will meet with hostages

Bv UNITED PRESS meet the 50 American the council has approved the The minister added thai Although the council INTERNATIONAL hostages. Iran's foreign meeting of the panel with the Khomeini, who diplomats meeting was also attended Ayatollah Ruhollah minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh hostages, an official Pars agree is the ultimate key to by President Abolhassan Khomeini, countering the said Tuesday night. News Agency report the meeting and eventual Bani-Sadr. it was militants at the U.S. Ghofbzadeh emerged from broadcast on Tehran radio freeing of the hostages, has Ghotb/adch who talked to Embassy in Tehran, has a meeting of the ruling said. The radio was approved the meeting the press afterward. ruled that the U.N. panel will Revolutionary Council to say monitored in London. between the U.N. group and Earlier Moslem militants, the U.S. captives. defying the Revolutionary Ghotbzadeh did not say Council.said they would not DiBiaggio earns 'Order of Merit' when the meeting would permit the U.N. commission take place and did not to meet with all 50 specify whether the panel Americans held hostage in award for outstanding service would sec all the hostages. the U.S. Embassy. UConn President John A. DiBiaggio will be decision to award the honor was made by the awarded Italy's prestigious "Order of Merit", President of the Republic of Italy. Testa details burglary Allessandro Cortese de Bosis, consul general The Consul General said DiBiaggio will of Italy, said Tuesday. receive the designation of "Cavalier In a letter to DiBiaggio, the Italian diplomat Officiale" in the "Ordine al Merito della in court appearance informed the UConn president that the Repubblica Italiana" in recognition of his HARTFORD(UPI)—Rocco Testa, a former UConn football outstanding achievement in the cultural and player who moonlighted as a burglar, Tuesday detailed the academic field "and especially for your house burglary in which his uncle and alleged accomplice is contributions toward the enhancement of accused of killing a police officer. Italian culture in the United States." Testa outlined how he and Gerard "Gary'Tastonguay broke The award ceremony will be held at noon into a Plainville home and then fled when policeman Robert Friday, March 7 at the Italian Consulate in Holcomb arrived. New York City. He didn't directly tie his uncle to the officer's slaying, but identified the alleged murder weapon as similar to a gun The Order of Merit, instituted in 1951, can be conferred on outstanding individuals, carried by Castonguay during the Nov. 21. 1977 burglary as both Italian and non-Italian, for services in the he ran from the scene. Testa testified under a grant of immunity in the trial of fields of science, literature, art and trade, and for services in the promotion of public welfare Castonguay, 36, of Bristol. and for social, philanthropic or humanitarian He also identified a prybar found near Holcomb's body as similar to one carried by Castonguay the night of the slaying. undertakings. Testa said he didn't see the shooting, but did hear a gunshot It is also awarded for outstanding civil and while fleeing the burglary scene. military service. The immunity grant drew stiff questioning from the defense DiBiaggio, whose parents are natives of which also drew Testa to admit he burglarized a number of John A. l)iBiaggio| Staff Italy, was born in Texas and raised in other homes, including some on his own while at the Strieker]. Michigan. University of Connecticut. Page 2 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Wednesday, March 5,1980 (Eonnecticut fiatlfl (Humpm SERVING STQRRS SINCE 1896 EDITOR IN CHIEF MARY MESSING MANAGING EDITOR KEN KOEPPER BUSINESS MANAGER MARK BECKER IMMI Sacon»<:las» postaga paid at Siorrt Cann t*2«« .Published by tha Connacjicut Daily ampus 121 N Eaglavilla HO U 1M. Vorra Conn. Monday through Friday 8/10 11'2.1 < 1127 11/30. 1(23 3/6 3/18 4/25 and asocial adlttoni on 9/6. 12(17. 5/12 Talaphona (203) 129 93*4 subacnption »10 non UConn (tudant Unitad Pmas Inlarnalional lalapl otos are |jrowo»d at no coat to Ina Daily Campua by tha Willimantic Crvomcia and Unitad Praaa In- runat'i-'a' -..ih-- Sar: Unitad Prass Int'l : ic

Mugabe: new hope for old problems Yes, Teddy, it's really true

The patrolman walked into the sandwich grateful for her help, but not as grateful as I There is a glimmer of hope now in Rhodesia. It shop, sweating from the August heat, and sat would have been if she appeared from comes from the democratic Election of Robert at the counter with the other regulars. somewhere else. Mugabe in the new nation of Zimbabwe. "What'll it be today, kid?" After only three But even this incident could not destroy my months at the restaurant I'd gotten used to belief that teachers operate on a different But it is still only a hope. calling all my regulars "kid!'No one seemed to plane—that they are a half-step above Even though former prime minister Ian Smith, the United mind (it was better than "dahlin"), and it sure everyone else. States government and Joshua Nkomo (Mugabe's ally in beat learning everyone's name. That time in the bathroom was just the first the black revolutionary struggle there) have pledged their "Ah, just a coffee and a hot Danish, of a series of similar discoveries. I found out support for the new government, much could go wrong. thanks." I wrote his order on the guest check that teachers drive, smoke, go to parties and Hard-line Marxists from Mugabe's own party might try and was pouring his coffee when I noticed the have children. (It was much later that I to force the government to take a more radical position than little boy behind him. connected this business of having children what is now feasible for a peaceful settlement. This would He was sitting at a booth with his mother, with a much more shocking discovery.) almost certainly lead to an immediate collapse. who was chatting with a woman in the next It is also important for Rhodesian whites to work with the booth. In his hand was a half-eaten ham- new majority government. Otherwise, chances are good burger which was dripping ketchup in his lap. war will break out once again. His mother stopped talking long enough to Other nations should offer help to the new government notice the red stuff oozing onto the child's Julie Lipkin only if it is asked for—Zimbabwe is not a tool for global clothes. politics. It is a nation split by racial strife. "Teddy, you're making a mess," she scolded. Teddy seemed not to hear her voice None of these realizations brought me any at all—he was staring wide-eyed and slack- closer to accepting teachers as human beings. jawed at the patrolman's sweat-stained back. As far as I was concerned, they were only "Teddy! Eat! You're getting ketchup all going through the motions— I felt very sorry over your new slacks." The child^ slowly for them. pressed the dripping hamburger to his parted My reverence for teachers lasted through lips, where it remained uneaten as he junior high and even high school. It hung on Midterm grades continued to gawk at the officer. even when my mother—the most human Some of the other customers had become person I know—got a job teaching high school aware of the silent drama taking place at in the next town. (That, of course, was Teddy's booth and were chuckling to them- different. She was just a mother pretending to waste time, money selves. I was whispering to another waitress be a teacher.) when the cook called out, "Danish!" When I got to college I had acquired some I set the plate on the counter and the child's sophistication—enough to admit the notion eyes widened. He still held the dripping that teachers are superhuman was just a Well, it's that time again. Midterms are just burger to his open mouth, but suddenly childish fancy. Yes, I had come a long way about over and in a couple of weeks we'll get lowered it when he saw the man in the blue lift since that day in the girls' room. Of course, our grades in the mail. Big deal. a forkful of pastry to his mouth. my conversations with my professors were Midterm grades are almost meaningless. Some students The hamburger tumbled to the floor. Teddy limited to asking for my grades and apolo- even throw the envelopes away without opening them. They turned his astonished gaze to his mother and gizing for comipg late to class. I couldn't just know that a midterm grade of a D may very well become an said, loud enough for all his audience to hear, stop by a professor's office for a friendly chat. A- by the end of the semester. "Ya mean polices eat, too?" That would have been overstepping my But grades on the midterm reports are not restricted to Now, six years later, the incident remains as bounds... the traditional ones. A student may receive an L (when clear in my mind as if it had happened I honestly can't remember when I lost my grades for an entire section arc not received in time for yesterday. I think it always will. Because that timidity with teachers. Maybe it was just the recording); an N (when no grade has been received for that little boy expressed something I'd long ago natural extension of class discussions. But particular student): or a Y (when a letter grade is not due to forgotten: the shock of discovering authority gradually I began thinking of my professors as be reported). figures are human. friends. Think of the money the University spends on computing I was in the first grade when I realized I was walking down the hall in Arjona, and all these grades and sending them out to students! And teachers go to the bathroom. I'd scraped my as one of my instructors passed I punched him think of the state of our budget. knee during recess, and one of the teachers lightly on the arm and said, "Hey, kid, how's The University's priorities are backward. Midterm told me to go in and wash up. When I opened it goin'?" That was the moment I realized I grades arc a waste of time and money. the door to the "little girls' room" I saw a had lost my reverence for teachers. That was familiar pair of shoes inside the stall. Could it the moment I remembered Teddy in the be...? Sure enough, the toilet flushed and restaurant with his eyes gaping, his ham- Miss Barrett emerged. She wiped my tears burger dripping ketchup all over his lap. away and dabbed a tissue at my knee. I was Yup—it's really true, Teddy. Polices eat.too.

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"We may have to to meet cost increases that said Tuesday night there is semester's Day of Metanoia, the University was asked to lock.them (BHE) in a room state appropriations would no hope for the University lessen sexism and racism by considering some 46 and make the BHE come up not cover. Inflation would and all other state agency recommendations. with a proposal they can live automatically increase budgets without a state "It is imperative that all members of the University with." Goodwin said. tuition every year, she said. income tax. community recognize that every individual and every A more elaborate Other issues facing the State Rep. Dorothy structure within the University are responsible for reducing bureaucracy would be University are maintaining Goodwin (D-Mansfield) told violence and those attitudes which give rise to it," needed under the present the status of the outlying 12 people a state income tax according to the seven-page report released yesterday. is a "windmill there is no BHE plan at all levels of campuses and accessibility The report suggested UConn hire more minority and for state vocational and point in tilting" because organization, Goodwin said. female staff and increase the enrollment of minority technical school students to every governor since students "to reflect the percentage of minority population Abraham Ribicoff except enroll in University in Connecticut." programs. Goodwin said. Thomas Meskill has It was also requested that the University install better The University should promised there would be no lighting, and provide more security on campus and initiate "bite the bullet" on closing income tax started during more classes dealing with sexism and violence, including a their terms. the Torrington campus required freshman-year course on human oppression. Goodwin said money could because of the small be restored to the University enrollment of 139 students. only by taking it from the Goodwin said. She said there Students to appear in court budget of another state are over 1.000 students in agency. "Do you take the facilities designed for 400 at to answer larceny charges money from 100.000 Northwestern Connecticut fatherless children or from Community College in Russell R. Stratton, 21, of Driftway Point Rd., Danbury was Mansfield Training School?" Winsted and some type of arrested and charged with larceny in the fourth degree at 10 she asked. balance should be made p.m. Tuesday for the alleged theft of a vacuum power nozzle According to Goodwin, her between the two facilities. from the ROTC building Feb.8, according to a University Dorothy Good win | Staff photo committee's first priority is Goodwin said competition police spokesman. by Jhn Loflnk j. the BHE plan to centralize should be made more fair for Stratton, who was released on a written promise to appear, the state higher education The BHE also has a all state students because is scheduled to appear in Rockville Superior Court on March system. She said the proposal to make tuitions community college students 18, the spokesman said. committee is moving toward cover 20 percent of education and others arc not given a Paul Bernier, 18, of 12 Corey Lane, Niantic was arrested at a consensus that they should costs and to return the fair chance to enter 3:01 p.m. and charged with larceny in the fourth degree for push a similar bill which money to the schools rather University programs, such the alleged theft of an $.89 hairbrush in the UConn Co-op. would not be implemented than the General Fund. as the physical therapy police said. until July I, 1982 to allow Goodwin said. She said she program at the School of Bernier's court date is also set for March 18. the spokesman time for the BHE to amend is opposed to the measure Allied Health Professions. said. Beck speaks against raising drinking age By DAVID SCALZI prevent a congressional "Either you're considered reversal of Gov. Grasso's an adult or you're not," State promise that she would veto Sen. Audrey Beck (D- the bill. Mansfield) told about 300 The rock group students at a benefit concert "Fountainhead" volun- Tuesday protesting the teered to play the concert, proposed bill to raise joining a statewide effort to Connecticut's drinking age. raise student awareness of Beck, chairman of the the bill. The Lobby Against state finance committee, Raising The Drinking Age urged students to contact (LARDA). a state-regulated their representatives to group of nightclub owners, talent agents, musicians, college students and citizens. has been instrumental in the push. Lobbyist David Woodbury. owner of David's The rock group "Fountainhead" Tuesday Joined a statewide push to protest a proposal nightclub in Manchester, to raise Connecticut's drinking age. [Staff photo by Jim Loflnk]. said secondary school administrators are the bill's primary supporters. He FSSO appropriates committee added that removing alcohol from high schools can be done only through tighter funds for April inaugural ball school policies, not state law. By SUZANNE McCORMACK Processing Center. guest lecturer to be invited Woodbury said states with The Federation of The elections committee by •'Students for Peace." a higher drinking ages have no Students and Service received $142 for cash boxes campus organization statistics indicating reduced Organizations (FSSO) that will be placed in the opposing militarism. teen-age drinking or Finance Committee small dorms on campus to be The men's rugby team Audrey Beck[Staff photo by drinking-related deaths. He approved a $o00 request used as ballot boxes. received $55 for travel Jim Loflnk]. added that in Tuesday by the elections Also granted was $50 for a expenses. Massachusetts, such deaths committee for a semi-formal Trustee ballots have gone up 13.7 percent in inaugural ball. the 15 to 19-year-old group, The newly-elected student Library reference dept. wDl be sent home since the drinking age was government officers will be to students raised to 20 in that state. announced at the dance, to to offer term paper clinics Ballots for the election of be held in McMahon Hall Woodbury said teenagers April 10. the student member of the who have been restricted The library reference department will offer three term paper University Board of Trustees The committee also research clinics from March 25 to 27. from bars and nightclubs, discussed the possibility of will be mailed to the homes where the atmosphere can The introductory sessions are designed to help students find of both undergraduate and an evaluation of current information for term papers, and will be held in the Library. be controlled. have FSSO employees and graduate students at all dangerously compensated by Level 3. Room 3-135. UConn branches. members. "We want to drinking in cars and driving make sure we're not wasting Sessions will be held March 25 from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.. Ulysses Orduz. chairman out of state. March 26 from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. and March 27 from 3 p.m. to of the Student Trustee students' money." said finance committee member 4:30 p.m. The March 26 session will deal specifically with Election Committee (STEC). Edmund Mierzwinski. science and technology/engineering. said the ballots will be director of the UConn Public Jim Healey. mailed March 5 and must be Interest Research Group In other business, the Pre-registration for the clinics is encouraged. Forms and postmarked by March 24 to (UConn-PIRG). agreed with committee approved a $300 further information are available at the library information be counted in the election. LARDA's findings. request by the Word desk. Page 4 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Wednesday, March 5,1980 U.5. WRAP-UP Carter renounces Vance; Fire killed in Chicago fire Israel angry at U.S. vote CHICAGO(UPI)—The first major blaze since firemen WASHINGTON (UPI)— conference Vance instructed That paragraph was cut struck 20 days ago raced through a three-story apartment Secretary of State Cyrus him to vote for the resolution out and McHenry house Tuesday, killing five people and injuring a sixth. Vance accepted blame condemning Israeli accordingly cast the U.S. The labor dispute was hopelessly stalemated. The Tuesday for the U.S. settlements if one paragraph vote on the resolution, which Firefighters Union was summoned to court Tuesday by a decision to cast a U.N. vote regarding Jerusalem and the council passed judge who previously ordered an end to the strike, fined against Israeli Israeli respect for religious unanimously. the union nearly $700,000 and jailed union President Frank settlements—a vote that freedom was deleted. Muscare. angered Israel and was later However, proceedings were continued to March 11 renounced by President because an appeal to release Muscare was still pending Carter. General Motors will refund before the state appellate court. U.S. and foreign diplomats agreed the $2 million to consumers U.S. offers aid to rebuild Rhodesia episode will hurt the Middle East peace negotiations, and WASHINGTON(UPI)—In one of the biggest consumer WASHINGTON(UPI)—The United States Tuesday the American role as refunds ever negotiated, General Motors Acceptance Corp. extended a hand of friendship to victorious Marxist Robert mediator in the area. agreed to pay $2 million to thousands whose cars and trucks Mugabe, offering to help him rebuild Rhodesia after years At issue was a U.S. vote in were repossessed, the Federal Trade Commission said of guerrilla war. the Security Council Tuesday. The State Department said Mugabe's landslide election Saturday. Ambassador victory reflected "the will of the people" in the nation to be Donald McHenry. acting on Individual consumers from as far back as 1974 will be known as Zimbabwe. Vance's orders, voted for a eligible for payments of from $25 to $700, depending on how "We congratulate the winners and look forward to resolution condemning much money the company made when it resold the working with the new government," the department said Israeli settlements in repossessed cars, the FTC said. in a statement. occupied Arab territories. The administration said the United States first would In addition, the consent agreement settling an FTC provide economic aid for the "return and resettlement" of Carter said Monday night complaint against GM and its financing subsidiary, GMAC, the vote had been an refugees displaced by the guerrilla war for control of provides that in the future GM dealers must provide refunds Zimbabwe. error—the result of failed when owed to owners of repossessed cars within 45 days, communications. along with a written statement telling how the amount was Policy focuses on budget balance Vance spokesman calculated. Hodding Carter said WASHINGTON(UPI)—The administration's emerging Tuesday "Secretary of State Under both state and federal law, when a car is repossessed new anti-inflation policy Tuesday focused heavily on Vance accepts the and sold the person who defaulted is to be refunded any balancing the federal budget for the first time in a decade. responsibility for the failure "surplus" money from resale over and above what was A number of other possible anti-inflation steps have all in communication. The owed—plus certain expenses for handling the transaction. but been ruled out in the administration's policy review, statement is simple. GMAC, according to the agency, repossesses more than sources said. These include credit controls involving Secretary Vance accepts 100,000 cars and trucks every year. But according to an FTC automobile purchases and housing, gasoline rationing and responsibility for this foul- complaint, GMAC was conducting "sham sales of the a stiff gasoline tax. up." repossessed cars by selling them back to itself at a low price McHenry told a news and then reselling them to a third party at a higher price." Deadline for the First Campus after break is 1:00 p.m. this Friday. DRINKING IS A SEXUAL STIMULANT. Contrary to popular belief, the more you drink, the less your sexual capacity. Alcohol may stimulate interest in sex, but it interferes with the ability to perform. *

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JIT V lUll CAff * Rt. 32 S. Willington 429-1497 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Wednesday, March 5.1980 Page 7 r Hysterical satire marks Bunuel film festival planned Iggy Pop's coming-of-age By DAVID ELLIOTT "The Andalusian Dog." "Nothing in The man who introduced surreal- the film symbolizes anything." ism into the cinema, Luis Bunuel, will Bunuel medicates his troubled SOLDIER / Iggy Pop (Arista) example of the human species, a soldier. be honored here with a festival of his characters, he said with the "rehabil- films. Films will be shown for free itation of daily reality." Critic By JOHN HARAN Iggy sings, "I got bored so I'm most Tuesday nights at 7:30 p.m. in Francisco Aranda said "Bunuel's It's been 11 years since Iggy making my millions/When you're room 108 of the library on the plaza genius lies in...pure rebellion against Pop and the Stooges first hit the a conservative you get a better level. that reason which has governed a record racks. In the meantime break/You're always on the right disintegrating society." Mr. Pop has been through a lot. side/When you're a conservative" Bunuel directed "L'Age d'Or", The film"Los Olvidades" (The After the Stooges' demise. Iggy in "I'm a Conservative." which caused riots when it was first Young and the Damned) is based on disappeared for a short time, but Throughout his career Iggy has shown. It was banned for 20 years. the brutal, desperate lives of children returned with a new cohort. David done his best to keep as far away abandoned in Mexico City. It earned from conservatism as possible. Bunuel collaborated with Salvador Bowie. Dali on his first film, "The Anda- Bunuel the award for best direction at Three albums later, Iggy and "Knocking 'Em Down," "Dog lusian Dog." It inspired an "aval- the Cannes Film Festival in . Bowie parted amiably, and Iggy. Food" and "I Snub You" bristle lanche of enthusiasm, intellectual The Mexican poet Octavio Paz along with ex-Stooge James with explosive energy. Iggy is free debates and impassioned polemic... compared the film to Elizabethan and Williamson, released his best of the factors that led to his throughout the world" said critic Greek drama. "The collision between album in six years. "New downfall in the past. The sloppy Francisco Aranda. Bunuel made the human consciousness and external Values." film with $1,300 borrowed from his fatality is the essence of tragedy. mother. Bunuel has rediscovered this funda- Now. less than a year later. Iggy mental ambiguity: without human has released "Soldier." Iggy has The "object is to provoke instinct- complicity destiny is not accomplish- changed his band's lineup. ive reactions of revulsion and attrac- ed, and tragedy is impossible," he Because of a difference in opinion, ARTS tion in the spectator," Bunuel said of said. guitarist James Williamson, along with others, was fired. Their tendencies of the Stooges, and the positions have been filled by more Astaire ready to saddle up with jockey Smith monotony of Bowie is replaced than adequate replacements. Glen with the unbridled strength of one Matlock, original bass player and HOLLYWOOD (UPI)—Fred The long-time star was married in of rock's most dynamic songwriter for the now defunct Sex Astaire, 80. said Tuesday he plans to the 1940s to the former Phyllis personalities. Pistols and ex-Patti Smith Group marry female jockey Robyn Smith. Potter, who died in 1954. They had guitarist-bassist Ivan Krai add Although "Soldier" is different 35, but "We haven't set a date yet." two children. Fred Jr. and Ava. "You know I don't like publicity." their talents to the album. from "New Values" it is not Astaire. who still acts in movies Astaire told United Press inferior. Iggy's songwriting is as and television films but who no The album is filled with International when asked about strong as ever. Matlock's longer dances, explained: hysterical satire. A prime example assistance in writing four of the reports of his relationship with of Iggy's satire is on the cover. songs is another plus. In all "Marriage is in the future Smith. Underneath the title. "Soldier." respects Iggy Pop has come of somewhere, but I don't know where "I'd rather people didn't ask me Iggy is depicted as the worst age. or when it will take place. Let me say about my personal life. But. yes. we've been thinking about it." marriage is a very real possibility."

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PhotoqraphersLAST will only be hereCHANCE to Friday 3/7/80 Make an appointment Today S.U. 103 Page 8 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Wednesday, March 5,1980 WORLD WPAP-UP Mugabe victorious in Rhodesia; Captcrs to free some hostages appeals for whites' support BOGOTA,Colombia(UPI)The terrorists in the Dominican SALISBURY. Rhodesia "We don't want to drive would remain in command of Embassy have agreed to free an injured hostage and (UPI)—Robert Mugabe anyone out of the country. the army. several Colombian citizens but will keep U.S. Ambassador emerged from a landslide In one major move aimed The broadcast followed an Diego Asencio and other diplomats captive for at least the victory as Africa's first freely at reconciliation, he earlier declaration by the next few days, a government source said Tuesday. • elected Marxist leader announced white military former guerrilla leader that The source said the government expected that a Peruvian Tuesday and appealed to commander Lt. Gen. Peter he planned to invite Nkomo diplomat who tore a muscle in his leg would be freed along Rhodesia's fearful white Walls, who led the war and white leaders to join him with several Colombian citizens by Wednesday. minority to stay in the against his guerrilla forces. in a moderate government. He said the terrorists, members of the left-wing April 19 country and help build a Movement, agreed to free another group of hostages after moderate government. the government postponed a second round of ransom The prime minister-elect's negotiations, insisting that certain "details" had yet to be nationwide television appeal Assassins 'clean-up' plan worked out. came as blacks poured into Soviets push rebels into hills the streets of Salisbury to takes 7 lives in Brazil ISLAMABAD, Pakistan(UPI)—A major Soviet offensive celebrate and security forces rolling across the eastern plains of Afghanistan has sent patrolled to avert any RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil(UPI)—Assassination squads in Moslem rebels retreating into the mountains, a guerrilla violence following the former Rio de Janeiro killed seven more people Tuesday in a group said Tuesday. guerrilla chieftain's election campaign they claim is aimed at "cleaning up the city" of The Hizbi Islami Islamic Front headquarters inPeshawar, victory, which gave him a muggers and drug traffickers. clear majority in parliament. Pakistan, said the Soviet attack set off a new exodus of The morgue in Rio's poor northern suburbs said discovery refugees, many of whom died trying to ford a river to stay With promises of cooperation from rival of the seven additional bodies brought to 99 the number of ahead of the Soviet juggernaut. such slayings in the past three months. The front said its fighting men moved into mountain guerrilla leader Joshua A gravel-voiced man known as "the public relations agent strongholds in Kunar province after Soviet troops backed Nkomo and the country's last of the death squads" telephoned police to tip them to the by tanks and aircraft forced them out of the plains. white prime minister, Ian . Smith. Mugabe declared. whereabouts of many of the corpses.

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The Connecticut Daily Campus, Wednesday, March 5,1980 Page 9 FOR SALE: 1969 AMC Rebel. Excel- To the girl who came into the ODE TO JAKE lent running condition. Some new inlirmary yesterday to have her eyes 0! de smell from the heating vent parts. Small V-8, 290 engine. $600. checked (Peggy?) I was behind front O! de money that they spent Call 429-1549. FRR desk—would like to see you again. O! de woe of Puck and Blake Call 429-0203 and ask for Andy. P.S. I C! de hamster as it baked MARKETPLACE Diamonds, Gold and Silver. Custom thought your eyes looked fine. P5 O! de knife, Did you clean it all? Designs, Repairs, DAVID WRIGHT O! de necessity of de Lysol JEWELERS, Rt. 44, Ashford. Two's a company, three's a crowd. O! de condolences and sympathy 429-7101. FS- Trustee Steve DONEN has been O! de persistance of de memory P5 Ride offered to Virginia Beach/vici- working to prevent the housing of WANTED nity leaving March 7, returning MISCELLANEOUS more students in our dorms than they Destination: Bahamas Wanted — Used backpack with frame March 15 or 16. Share expenses. Call were designed to hold. Re-elect Departure: March 8, 1980 (If Ping is for cross country trip. Call Mark at Pat 429-0657 rb5 Need a sound system for partying? DONEN to UConn's Board of Trustees on time.) A few words of advice for COC 429-9384. w6 All request, continuous music of all P5 the girls: Alayne—sun exposure limit Ride Needed to Tampa, or kinds. Music and lighting profes- ed to 15 minutes a day! Jane—don't vicinity for Spring Break. Please Call sionals—Earl's Traveling Disco. Rock Students, faculty, administrators, Seeking waiter position In Frats. forget we are going! 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Pick up at Daily GRAPHICS highest Quality. Free In the position he has posed, Positions in Above Activities. HW2 Campus office. LF6 help with artwork. Two dozen mini- There once was a girl form Dedham, Then why has the library mum. Call for prices. Noon until Mass whose party with bears was a Still remained CLOSED? midnight 429-8784. FS21 blast Lots of cake they did eat The We can have chang ACTIVITIES RIDE BOARD celebration was sweet But watch out In the Trustee place SPEAKER COLUMNS and 2 large you're growing old fast HAPPY Keep quality in education Interested in Ukraine? Can you chew BIRTHDAY JOANNE MITCHELL Make BASCHE win the race. gum & play Volleyball at the same Ride desperately needed to UMASS, horns for party music $200. TEAC 7 Springfield or vicinity. Leaving Friday 160 Cassette deck, exc. cond $100 Love, Dianne, Jane, Rob, Paulie, Vote Steven Basche Student Trustee time Meeting Wed 6:30 March 19. March 7. Call Holly 487-7012. RB6 Call Paul at 487-1583. 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• The Connecticut Daily Campus, Wednesday, March 5> 1980 Page 11 upon the Leafs by coach and Garry Goalie Ed Giacomin. another solid campaign, . Unger to the Leafs for. Norm defenseman Jacques announced his fourth ... Brewer After spending the Ullman. Paul Henderson, Laperriere, and forwards retirement. following season out of and Floyd Smith (now coach Mikita. Mahovlich. and John When the Leafs started hockey. Brewer was of the Leafs). The rights to McKenzie were also on the slowly this season, the man FROM PAGE 12 reinstated as an amateur, Carl Brewer, provided that team. they hired as their new Howe. Three of (hose and. spurning offers from Detroit signs him within a After the superb season. general manager. Punch players are now in the Hall of the Leafs to return, spent the year, were also included in Brewer retired again, and Imlach (the very same man Fame, and the other two '66-'67 season playing for the deal. sat out most of the following many held responsible for (Mikita and Mahovlich) will the Canadian national However. Brewer was season before he was lured Brewer's initial retirement make it as soon as they're team. While the NHL was intent on spending the out of retirement by the St. 14 years ago) gave Brewer a eligible. expanding from six to 12 following season in Finland Louis Blues, who acquired call, and on the day after The Leafs were dethroned teams in 1967, Brewer was as a player-coach, which he his rights in a trade. Christmas. 1979. Carl by the Montreal Canadiens continuing his education and did. After spending the 1971- Brewer made his fourth in 1964-65. but suffered what serving as player-coach of Hours before the deadline 72 season in St. Louis. comeback when he took the many considered an even the semi-pro Muskegon went past. Brewer Finally Brewer staged retirement ice at Maple Leaf Garden greater loss when 26-year- Mohawks of the came to terms with the no. 3. sitting out the against the Washington old Carl Brewer, one of the International League. He Wings, and was ready to following season. When he Capitals. top six defensemen in was named the outstanding attempt a comeback with was 34. hockey fans thought And despite the turmoil hockey, retired from the defenseman in the circuit them at the age of 31 after he was Finished for good. surrounding Imlach and the game. that year. four years out of the NHL. Enter the WHA in the Leafs this season (he's It wasn't a ploy for a fatter In March 1968. the Leafs Brewer helped the Wings form of the Toros. traded Lanny McDonald. contract; Brewer was just completed a blockbuster deal get into the playoffs for the When they offered a contract Joel Qiiinneville. Dave tired of the game. Some with the , First time in four years, and too sweet to pass up. Brewer Hutchison, and Pat Boutettc) critics' said he was tired of sending moody superstar was named to the second- anchored their back line in Brewer has done a credible the harsh lifestyle imposed Mahovlich and youngsters team NHL all stars as well. 1973-74. and after enjoying job on the Toronto blue line. Southern Conn, signs UConn plays Gymnasts take two; high school All-Americans Texas A&M set school record By CAL HERRINGTON The UConn gymnastics second places, with Janice On Friday, the UConn team ended its season on Pasquale winning with a NEW HAVEN The third recruit. Jose polo team will play Texas a positive note as they 7.1 score. Laura Shipley (UPD—Southern Connecti- Ortiz of Dorchester. Mass.. A&M in the opening scored a school record was second, scoring 6.85. cut State College has signed was selected to the Junior round of the Polo 115.20 points in defeating Husky Nellie Lyons set two high school Ail- Intercollegiate Nationals Mount Holyoke (106.1) a scn0ol record in the Americans and an all-star College All-American team being held at Ox Ridge and WestField State balance beam, scoring junior college player for the after helping lead Massasoit Hunt Club in Darien. (98.65). The Huskies 8.1. Joan Barnicle school's soccer program. Community College to the The UConn team upped their record to 12- Finished second with a National Association of consists of captain Jay High school stars Mike °- 7.55 score. Junior Colleges Hayes. Jim Beals. Jim Joan Barnicle led a Menhart of Mystic and Tom championship tournament. McElroy, and alternate ,n ,he onlv event ,hat Gardiner of Hebron were three-way sweep in the Ortiz also plays striker. Jim D'Angelis. Game vault, winning the event UConn d,dn't w,n- the both named to the Parade time is 8:30 .p.m. and with an 8.35 score. The n°°r exercise. Lyons and All-American squad. Sh, lev were second and The SCSC soccer team has tickets may be purchased Huskies' Laura Shipley P Menhart plays striker reached the NCAA Division at $5 apiece from Jay and Bridget Corrigan third. while Gardiner can play II tourneys the past four Hayes or Don Grant at the Finished second and third. Shipley was the winner cither in the midfield or seasons. The Owls placed beef barn before In the uneven bars, the Gf the all-around, scoring backfield. fourth the last two seasons. Thursday night. Huskies took first and 28.15 in the four events.

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By KEVIN HUTSON was at Boston College. "It's a real pit. The The season has been long and hard, full of home fans are really vocal." ups and downs. Big wins against Boston Six-foot-five senior Jim Brandon (15.8 College and Boston University. Tough losses pts.,6.4 rebounds) and 6'5" senior Cliff against Rhode Island and a surprising defeat Anderson (5.5 pts..4.8 rebounds) will be the at the hands of New Hampshire. Key late starting forwards. Brandon leads the club with season triumphs over highly-regarded Holy 44 blocked shots, while Anderson leads St. Cross and Maine. And an embarassing perfor- Peter's in steals with 71. mance against Division II Central Connec- At center will be 6'6" junior Kevin Rogers ticut. (12.9 pts..4.8 rebounds). The guards are 6'5" But for the University of Connecticut junior Mark Murphy (11.3 pts.,5.8 rebounds) basketball team, it's now "a one-shot deal", and 6'4" sophomore William Brown (7.4 pts.). Coach Dom Perno said. The Husky lineup will have Mike McKay They have gained a bid to the National and Thompson at forwards, and Clay Johnson Invitational Tournament, and they will play and Dulin at guards. If Abromaitis is unable to St. Peter's of New Jersey in an opening round open at center, freshman Bruce Kuczenski game here tonight at 8 p.m. could get the starting nod. "We'll have to come out with intensity in Both clubs post identical 20-8 records. The order to win."Perno said yesterday. "We had winner will play the winner of Thursday's a good workout Monday and are optimistic. Duquesne-Pittsburgh game. The loser will We're ready." have to wait till next year. However, the Huskies are not a healthy Regardless of the outcome of tonight's squad. Jim Abromaitis still has a groin game, Perno will be happy with the Husky pull suffered in Providence this weekend. He performance this year. "I'd have been the didn't practice Monday, and was listed as most excited guy around if at the beginning of doubtful Tuesday. Corny Thompson is re- the season I knew we would end up with 20 covering from back spasms and Bobby Dulin wins," Perno said. "To be in the tournament has a swollen jaw and four stitches in his is gravy at this point of time." mouth. Thompson and Dulin will be ready to play. Perno said. St. Peter's has compiled their 20-8 record by Perno said St. Peter's, the no. 1 defensive winning 13 out of 14 contests at home, team in the nation, is "very aggressive." al though they were only 5-6 on the road. "They want to control the tempo of the game. St. Peter's biggest wins came over Holy They have very capable players who play a lot Cross, as they beat the Crusaders 73-62, and bigger than they really are. They're quick for Boston University, whom they beat 58-55. their size. It will be a tough game." The Peacocks also lost close contests to Peacock coach Bob Dukiet is happy to be in NCAA tournament teams Villanova and Iona. the tournament. "We're happy to be in the They lost to Villanova 51-50, and to Iona. NIT." Dukiet said. "To win, however, we're 65-62, in overtime. going to have to play extremely well and shoot , well. UConn is an outstanding team. They're strong and physical. And they have a great coach in Dom Perno. It's going to be hard to beat them." SPORTS Husky Corny Thompson looks toward the basket in a recent "I know what it's like playing at UConn," basketball contest. UConn hosts Si .Peter's tonight in the first Dukiet continued. He played there when he game of the NIT at 8 p.m. [staff photo by Dan Neiman]. Baseball season starts in North Carolina

The UConn baseball team appear at J.O. Christian contest against the Bristol Carolina (Wilmington) (2) ST. JOHN'S. March 23; has announced its 36-game Field this season include Red Sox (AA) will be on Q March 7; at East Carolina. IONA. March 29: YALE.. l 80 schedule, which will North Carolina at Chapel Hill April 10 in Bristol. It's March 8. 9. 10; at North March 3l: at Armv. April 2; open with an eight-game and New England power UConn's only night game Carolina State. March 11. MAINE (2). April 5: southern trip starting this Holy Cross. this season. 12; at North Carolina BROWN. April 7; at Friday. The Huskies' annua The Schedule: at North (Chapel Hill) March 13. 14; Massachussetts (2). April 8: The Huskies will play a at Bristol Red Sox (Exh.). doubleheader at University April 10: at Dartmouth April of North Carolina at II: at Vermont (2). April 12: Wilmington Friday. Other LAFAYETTE. April 14; at stops on the southern trip Providence. April 15; will include Fast Carolina. FAIRFIELD. April 16; North Carolina State and NORTHEASTERN. April 18: perennial power North NORTH CAROLINA (Chapel Carolina at Chapel Hill. Hill). April 20: SIENNA St. John's will be the COLLEGE (2). April 21; at opponent when the Huskies Brown. April 22; play their first of 17 home PROVIDENCE. April 23: at games March 23. UConn has Northeastern April 25; scheduled three home RHODE ISLAND (2). April doubleheadcrs. with Maine 26; BOSTON COLLEGE. on April 5. Sienna College April 29; at Fairfield. April April 21. and Rhode Island 30; HOLY CROSS. May 1; at April 26. New Hampshire. May 3: Other top teams that will P^UC?n.n«Tba,l.ter T ,tS UgUBe 8cheda,e ta Wilmington, North Caroiin. on Friday, [staff photo by Jim Loflnk]. ^«rouna on (HOME GAMES IN CAPS) Tickets Leafs' Brewer keeps coming back There arc still plenty of tickets left for tonight's By ANDY YOUNG played for three consecutive hockey, but he has certainly regular season, and for the NIT game against St. Even the most casual winners in the come close. following three seasons he Peters, at 8 p.m. in the hockey fan knows the oldest early oOs. Brewer was 19 when he helped the Leafs to three Ficldhouse. The prices are active player in the NHL is Give up? The answer to played his first two NHL straight Stanley Cups. $4 for students and "Father Time" of the- this trivia question is games back in 1957-58. and He was a second-team general admission, and $f> Hartford Whalers. 51-year Toronto Maple Leaf came up to the Leafs for NHL all-star in '61-'62and lor reserved seats. old Gordie Howe. But how defenseman Carl Brewer, good the following year, earned first-team status the many people know who the who will turn 42 this when he led the league in following year with goalie The tickets will be on second oldest is? October. penalty minutes during the Glenn Hall, defenseman sale at the Ficldhouse box He was a first team NHL Brewer's advanced age Stanley Cup playoffs. Pierre Pilote. and forwards office from 9 a.m. until all-star in 1962-63. He's isn't the only thing that The following year (1959- Stan Mikita. Frank game time. never scored more than four makes him unique. He may 60) he led the league in Mahovlich. and Gordie goals in a season. He also not have done everything in penalty minutes during the SEE PAGE 11