The independent TUESDAY AUGUST 5 1975 I Florida Alligator VOL.67, NO. 164 Published by Campus Comnuncohoos Inc Goin.sv.lI. Florido Nol otthcbOlly ossocoted with ffi. Un'vers'y oF rlordo agger reiU gns s uprem e By SHEILA DRAPER Alligator Staff Write,

Some came at dawn, at least one from as Car as Michigan. to sit all day in the sweltering florid, sun waiting for the stars. A sprinkle of rain doused the 7OS~ faithful who packed Jacksonville's Cator Bowl. Then an orchestrated fanfare from huge speakers and the wait was over. Some had waited for neatly a decade. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, The Rolling Stones. Suddenly everyone sprang up. clamoring to move in closer. Out sauntered Keith Richard. Charlie Watts, Ron Wood, Bill Wyman, Bill Preston and Ollie E. Brown. FINALLY in a bunt of energy. Mid Jagger leaped on the 'tage mid inmniediately gyrated to the sound of Honky Tonk Women.'~ All thoughts of the day-long wait were forgotten as all ears and eyes focused on the show. And what a show. While the band pounded out the familiar, driving music. lagger pranced back and forth an. tinmidating the audience with his humping and grimacing. LIKE a true quail of the Silver Dollar Saloon, he enticed. teased, and taunted the audience with a shake of his finger or a bump of his hip. The multitude was pleased as it followed suit in a mass vibration of bodies. (see page Mx) If

STONS' LEAVE by .W- aAoom - Intimidating it. audience .ohuriofenrgy ~.g. 2 The Ind.p.nd.n~~odidMIigoor Tu.sdy August 5 11Y5 LEWIS Saiflml0 MIKE'~ B j.weirvCOrtlpOn~ p. CLASS RiNGS of LondOC owAC~OS Try co( NO-S1 6,ig~*h ?.&.c se. 9 Quality of UF education WATCH REPAIRS iI4SLI.i 2~W Univ.r.*W Ave 377~543 suffers from I udget cuts V2 d~O6

By LINDA WISNIEWSKI positions soil can pay its operating expenses. Alilgab. Staff WuItn Brysn said, adding the reduction means TI~DAY!! higher student -faculty ratios and overcrowded ORDER It may come as no surprise to most students, but at Inst one adniinisttator classrooms for students admits the quality of education at UF is Approximately 50 to 75 fewer faculty suffering because of budget cutbacks. memberswill be teaching in the general 'One inescapable conclusion is that the education colleges this year, according to quality of instructional programs Cat UF) will Bryan MAY NOW ORDER sufler some deterioration (this year). because General education colleges include all UF of a reduction in faculty and career service colleges except those that are agrtculttiial or positions, UF Vice President for Academic health-related. yOUR CLASS RING Affairs Robert Bryan said at an Academic THIS FALL approximately 700 more Deans nietting last week. studentsthsn last year will be admitted to UF 1W MUST REDUCE the number of such - excluding University College. These AT THE students must face reductions in UP employcs and operating funds. Bryan said, adding he was heanbroken at the poor quality of SHOP &300KSTORE Charges dropped education this fall. Although Bryan did not know the number in Howard case of career service employes that would be reduced this year, he did s.y the anployes The latherof a 16-year-old youth paralyzed were important to a studelit's education. 1St TUESDAY when he was shot by a Gainesville policeman, Career service employes include people who reacted bitterly Sunday to the ne~ the work as computer progrvntn, Bryan said. OF EACH MONTH robbery charge against his son has been adding a reduction in computer programers dropped. means a decrease in computer activity per- He's not guilty, Ralph Howard of North Coned an instructional resource programs Miami said. Wh~ 2oultit the state at- that use computers to teach students. torney drop the chargeV LAST FALL University College enrolled an HOWARD SAID he will continue to press additional 600 students. Bryan said, adding if the lawsuit he filed against the City of UF 'had had the proper resources FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, Gainesville to recover damages for the (educational facilities and faculty) we could shooting have handled then, (the additional 600 fresh- A IIERFE-JONES REPRESENTATIVE State Attorney Fugene T. Whuworth men,) Friday dismissed the charge against Edward Upper division colleges will be hit hardest Mark Howard, who was accused of the Nov. because they must contend with some of the 29, 1Q74 robbery of a Gainesville convenience 600 students enrolled last year, and the 7~ WILL BE AT OUR MAIN STORE 'tore additional students admitted this year. Bryan Young Howard was shot in the Gainesville said. Shopping Center parking lot two hours after UF could get hurt by scaring away students who would otherwise enroll at UF by 5 he fled police. AUG. the robbery, as TUEL THE YOUTH is a permanent paraplegic as failing to attract financial support from a result of the shooting. varlo.u. areas he nid. In a written statement, Whitworth ex- However, some good news looms on the -4:30MB plauned. 'Because of the suffering the budget horizon. ~am defendant has gone througfi and the per- Swnmer etirolhnent figures this year show manent paralysis which he will have. I am aS average student earollinent increase of 22 compdlcd to ewidude that it 'odd be a per cent over the pat five summer quaners. violation of -y san of justice If I did not Bryan said. adding uinoc UP is funded w- * CAMPUS SW &BOOKSTORE exercise nty ~.r, no matter how rolhdaitly. cording to the toni number of snitch to diseiiss the indidnient in the inters of enrolled hi all (our quarta~s. It .111 receive -tct additionS money from the RoaM of Regents - - .~intheHuh Both the grand jury and a police &pmn- for the coming udwol its. maut review bond dewed Peter Pdacr. the THE SUMMER DEROUMENT this year officer .to shot Honed, of -y charges of totaled 3.67? fldaats. oo.np.red with U-F 8-taO ta ~8* jam? last year. bps said. cbs The ind.t.nd.nt Rondo Miigcior ru.doy A.'gu. 5. V?75. Fag. S (iF Chinese groups divided over issues

By JOSE SARIECO truly (~roup n~etibers also claim the Alligator Staff Writer 7$ members of the other ~rotip tile regular reports on Chinese students with the Chinese I-or months, a hitter conflict earmarked by consulate in Atlanta. uspiciotl. accusation,, and occasional Both the members of the Study Group and violence. has been raging on campus, invisible the consulate in Atlanta emphatically denied o most students. any reports were being filed. Mo~ of the approximately 150 Nationalist Dr. Norman Markel, a speech professor Chinese catiens attending [IF are struggling and faculty advisor for the Unity Group. said htugh the same identity ct-isis which faces if he receives any more reports of students their island homeland. being spied upon by faculty members such as Two ideologically-opposed Chinese student Li, he would take the matter before UF's groups on campus are the main participants Professional Standards and Relations in the conflict. Conimission. ONE IS THE PRO-NATIONALIST, right- THE COMMISSION IS AN ethics group wing China Study Group. The other is the which supervises teacher conduct China Unity Group, which is left-wing and Li and other members of the StudyGroup lavors reconibination with mainland China. emphatically deny that there is any spying on So, when Camn. Hinton. Peking born the Unity Group. daughter, of American author William that isn't true at all,' Li said. ''Most of Hinton, was to speak at the J. Wayne Reitz my time is spent in my office. We don't have Unionon mainland China where she spent 21 any spying on campus at all." years, apprehension was in the air. Li said the only information which is sent to "We expect trouble today. one student the consulate is a newsletter which is printed said. by the Study Group. The lecture had already been cancelled MARXEL AND OTHERS in the Unity once in a dispute between the two groups over Group also accuse the Study Group of in- the ownership of the name (Thins Study terfrring with the extension of passports. Group. which are necessary for a Chinese student to THE LEFTIST GROUP claimed the other study in this country. group stole the name Chins Study Group One student said because of his in- from them to cancel the program and confuse volvement in the Michael Lindsay incident. Chinese students about their political a his passport renewal was delayed for three orientation. months. The leftist group wa' forced w change their After he was helped by Markel. the student name to the China Unity Group to have the said he finally received hi, renewal, but only program because according to union rules, tor six months. Iwo organizations cannot register the same MARKET SAID THE USUAL extension name. was for three or four years. There had also been incidents of disruption Vtce'consul George Shich in Atlanta said at meetings of each group and they had come there were a lot of regulations concerning to blows once i.hen members of the Unity student's passports and that every student has group tried to crash the nierting of the other different procedures for receiving a renewal. group without paying a SI admission. He also denied that regular reports are THERE WAS ALSO AN INCIDENT at made to the consulates office, but he did the Taiwan exhibit during International admit receiving the Study Group's newsletter. Week, which is a week of activities put on by younger generation." the Encyclopedia AFTER THE INITIAL PROTEST sub- He said he bad learned from that newsletter foreign students at UF. Britannica says. "Dissatisfaction with the sided, the Study Group died out in 1973 that the Unity Group had caused a lot of Unity Group members picketed the exhibit limited horizons of Formosa (Taiwan) is because of inaction by the members. trouble lately, and he accused them of being carrying signs calling for the liberation of rainpatit and study in the U.S. became the But in September 1974. the group was supported by the Communist delegation at Taiwan and singing a song, Liberate only means of escape." revived by its present members and printed a the UN. Taiwan', which calls for revolution and is According to 1.4 years figures from the newsletter circulating information about THE LEADER OF THE UNITY GROUP banned by the government. Shih-Yung Shiao. Intentional Student Services office, there mainland Chin. denied the charges. He said their funds come a Study Group member, said. are 84 Chinese students registered at UF. 'This makes the Kuoniintang very fear- ho,,, sale of their newsletter and the 55 Roth organizations are groups of Chinese But Icuang Pang Li, advisor to the Study fob" he said- monthly fee of their members. students from Taiwan attending school at UF. Group, estimates that there are currently And that it when the trouble began with the 'Anybody who disagrees with them (the but they are very much opposed ideologically. about 150. Chines students attending UF. pro-government students on canipus. government) they call communist" be said. "It's an ideological problem. Bill Cross, EVEN IN THE U.S. the protests against When Cairn. Hinton was scheduled to Market said the accusations were "fled *uiflnt union director s.id. the totalitarian rule of Citing Kai-Shek speak to the students in Chinese, the Unity Baiting" and designed to cloud the issue of THE ISLAND OF TAIWAN just off the ~ontin ued. Group expected members of the other group harassment by the Study Group. coa of China, has beet, occupied by the In 1971. a Chinese student movement to disrupt that meeting. Members of the Study Group say they do Nationalist government since 1949 when called the Tisoyutai. swept the U.S. THERE WAS NO DISTURBANCE, but not oppose the Unity Group on Sb ideological Chit,,3 KaI-Sheks Kuomintang army was The movement was a protest against the Unity Group nienibers claim there are other bash but just 'can't stand their tactics," as defeated bythe communist forcesofMao Tsc* Taiwan government's apparent inaction when forms of harassment used by the Study Shibo said' Tung and driven off the mainland. Chit,,g, former President Richard Nixon gave a small Group. "DIFFERENT PEOPLE HAVE different who died earlier this year, beanie virtual island between Okinawa and Taiwan. which Most Unity Group members said their points of view.' he said. dictator of the island by proclaiming martial had been under American control since parents were being questioned back in But he objected to certain practices of the law in anticipation of a communist invasion. WWII, to the Japanese. Taiwan for their son's activities in the U.S. Unity Group, such as singing the 'Liberate Martial law is a code of rules used by the STUDENTS WERE ENRAGED and One said a security agent for the nationalist Taiwan" song during International Week. military to suspend normal laws and give carried on demonstrations against the police came to his house in Taiwan in the "flats really treason,'' he said. "Th.t unlimited power to military leaders in time of Nationalist government for not vigorously early morning hours to question his parents mews overthrow the government. I come war. protesting the transfer. and tell them to tell the student to behave. from Taiwan and I support the goveriimei.t." BITT DESPITE THE EBBING of the The movement was the impetus for the 'My parents arc quite anxious about this For their part, the Unity Group members communist threat in recent years. Chiang's formation of the original China Study Group. because in Taiwan. nobody says anything bad say they are only trying to learn about the Kuomintang party reins complete control of now the Unity Group. in 1971. its present about thegoveranient," he said. 'Youjustdo mainland. the inland. leader, who prefers to remain anonymous. what they tell you. "WE ARE JUST TRYING to get in- Sonic student groups have opposed the said. "I JUST WANT TO KNOW what I. formation about China," the Unity Group centralized rule openly both in Taiwan and The lack of official protest from the Taiwan happening in mainland China because that is leader said' He said the fist time he saw abroad. government was seen by students as a sell our country" he continued. "But they don't mainland China was when he witnessed "Fierce impatience is evident in the out." he said. want us to know that." Nixon's trip to China hi 1972, on television. *. ind.nd.M *iofldo oliiga. * . p.MkSIcn ci Campus Con,- 0 Q~OtD4lME inunicc~ons 'nco.cmd, o ~~woi non.r.EI4 ccqrion k ,spubli.A.d five .me wnly steep &wtnb Jun, ~Iy, nd A.,pjs w4,n V. ub~t.d mu. PSy MMI Matubh .~~M~tud.rn hcIIde~ end .n p.1A OP.nIo ri go.o.oni~.Miiwfl.ee.4 ihw.h.n kin W 254 cad - the., of 14,. Un' 'v.nfly of ~oI*. 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Ind.o.nd.ni Fmnrldn AM~9 0 ,0 , tue.dov Aug~nt ; iq V FRESHMEN AND PARENTS - Regents I legal expenses Welcome to GATOR COUNTRY!! questioned by Melvin While you are here for orientation, you should plan a trip to the CAMPUS SHOP jnd BOOKSTORE located in the Hub. (see Cl on campus map ) We are the official tiof F bookstOre and the most conveniently located for you, By KEITH MOVEli associatee Paul Sansoucy. ~.hile payments to the student Alilgats. Staff Writer the two men have net always requited 'ouch en. Collective bargaining has already cost the BUrTON CITED cases where Ferguson Board of Regents niore than 5ISO.~ in legal spent 127 dollars for his lunch and 533 dollar, lees and at least one state legislator is Icr dinner. questioning the expense. The maximum daily expense allowance lot The Regents have paid more than Sl5O,~XI a stne employee is 525. Buuon said. wi legal expenses from August 19. 974 to Bedell countered that there were vouchers

Iuie ~. 1975 to two separate law firms for icr the expense and added that they are their representation during the recent florida being put under the microscope to look for Public Employees Relations Commission any unusual expenses. (PFRC) faculty collective bargaining According to Button, the Regents set up an hearings. Robert Button an aide to Rep. Jerry account at florid. State University (flU) Melvin (D-Fort Walton Beach) said. with which to pay legal expenses. Button said BUTTON, A STAFF ASSISTANT to the FStI Vice President of Administration. House Committee on Retirement. Personnel Homer Fisher. was unaware of (he account. and Cairns of which Melvin is chairman, said Button said the Rogents personnel office the Regents have paid over SSSJ~ to the law acknowledged that there was such an ac- l~rm of Bond. Schoeneck and King. Syracuse. count- New York. during that period. The It (setting up accounts at universities) is a Tallahassee firm of Thompson, Wadsworth common practice. Bedell said, pointing out and Messer was paid over 563.~. that universities sometimes have mon Button said Melvin believes services elaborate accounting facilities than the comparable to those of the New York firm Resents' offices. could have been found within the state and at BUTTON SAID ANOThER coneetli of lower prices. Melvin's was that the Regents had not drawi, According to Button. Tracy Ferguson of the up a valid written agreement with the law firm New York firm is being paid $75 an hour for in New York. Button said according to ThXIWflKS - NEW & IEED * AWJ*TrIURE & E4J(NFrRTh4~ legal counsel. Ferguson. his firm was paid according to Cm OtflIns Et~1ft&NT & SIWUES Button said considerable expertise on labor oral arrangements. law exists in the two state university law Bedell said an oral contract is as binding * ARTh & CRAFI3 SU'PIJES flRttliS & SLNWIFS schools. as a written contract. * ~1lflThC B2tIBIFI'JT DR. GEORGE BEDELL, director of the It (an oral contract) may be legal. but it (XIU ErE LINE OF GENERAL * snjoy LAM'S Regents' Personnel and Faculty Relations, certainty isn't very judicious. Button said &PPUFS JUR YOUR PFR~flM. * ~flt1HE SEAL PFYNANTS AN said because many law professors may be Bedell said Messer is the lead counsel for NEHS tffAU involved with one ol the faculty collective the Regents during the PERC hearings, while bargaining groups. 'I would be an in- Ferguson serves as an advisor to Messers law I Lx tolerable conflict of interest for one of them Ii ml. L to represent the Regents during the PERC BECAUSE THE REGENTS will be heanngs. representing the public interest in collective FZC~ Button also said there is considerable bargaining matters, the best possible advice concern iii Melvin's ottice because on labor matters should be retained, Bedell Fallahassee lawyer Elliot Messer has been said. The Regents considered Ferguson to be '4 ~t t~JlNLj di ~EFEREP( *1 -j paid ItO per hour as a labor lawyer yet admits one of the best labor lawyers in the country. he does not consider himself a labor lawyer or he said. an expert in labor law, Bedell said the best legal advice was needed Bedell said excuses' did not need to be during the PERChecings. i, order to make iT n~ade about Messer. sure the wording of collective bargaining "HE'S A GOOD GENERAL prac- guidelines was correct. cot.(4(4 itloner,' Bedell said If you make aslipon this whole process, it Bedell added that Messers Tallahassee can cost you millions of dollars (later) Bedell firm was retained because a florida law firm jaid. *1 WRAS was needed to appear before PERC, a state Button said Melvin is considering comm~s5ion. preparing legislation to regulate state em- S Button said large expense allowances have plo~eiut of consulting finns and the amount comprehensive course books beet, given to Ferguson and his New York ci' daily expense accounts allowed to them.

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By LINDA WISNIEWSKI Although Upward Bound Director G.W Mingo admitted Upward Bound is a federal ~ro~tam designed to create Alligator Staff Writer that the steps outlined n the Upward Round policy manual learning oppottUflitit~ for underprivileged high school concerning expulsion were not applied' he added 'I just students

Three Upward Bound students welt dismissed from the took the action that I did take - I don't want to appear to be The three youths were dismissed from the Upward Bound program this month without following the proper expulsion a dictator, but I'm doing all the things necessary to make program on July22 after they were arrested by the University procedure. according to one of the program's administrators. Upward Bound a decent and responsible program." Police Department (UPD) on suspicion of smoking DURING TUE UPWARD BOUND summer orientation in marijuana. The students were not placed on probation as stipulated in June. students and parents were informed that if students UPD RELEASED the three Upward Hound students to the Upward Bound program handbook. Savannah Williams, 'got involved In drugs, alcohol, or violated the visitation Mingoin accordance with UPpolicyinstead of charging them president of the Upward Bound and Special Services Program policy (which prohibits visitation)" then students were with possession of marijuana. UPD Capt. Vernon Holliman Board, said. 'subject to be terminated from the program, Mingo said. said. Two U? students who were also arrested with the three youths were released to Director of Student Judicial Affairs Rob Denson in accordance with U? policy. Holliman said Rape case spurs vigilantes 'threat ANGRY PARENTS, the three youths themselves. Williams, and other interested friends met with Mingo jail week to discuss the youth's expulsion. By HELEN WHELAN best our state attorney's office can offer an eleven yen-old, we Williams said the parents were angry because Mingo had Alllgsb, Staff W.Ikr suggest that the immunityy consider what treatment an adult "suspected' the juveniles of smoking marijuana before but woman receives." did not tell the parents. An anonymous letter deposited last week at two local WOMEN ONLY HAVE LEGAL institutions to depend on The parents also questioned whether then was enough newspapers, the Women's Health Center and the state at- for help against rape crimes but, "these few crumbs have evidence to prove all three youths were smoking marijuana. torney's office declared the inadequacy of legal institutions in seldom been effective," the letter contends. ALL THREE YOUTHS deny smoking marijuana. rape elsa and threatened vigilante action. - 'The community's tolerance of the rapist is a measure of its One mother who did not wish to be identified said Mm9 The late stated, "As of Sunday. July 27. in the ~ar of out attitude of loathing toward wocen." it continued. told the parents that he "suspected" iii. student. had bee Lord 1975, we have Mopped turning the other cheek and have In a separate incident, black graffiti was scrawled on the smoking marijuana regularly before they were arrested bs "did not have tim." to infoun the pants. nopityorregardtrtfienlfareofthernofGalnesvllle who state attorney's office stating. "Be kind to ll-year-olds - commit violent ones upon women." W . A. R Mingo getting paid tohave time." the mother said. TUE lEnIN WAS APPABDEUY a intsponn to Eugene Whitworth. state attorney for the 8th Judicial HUGO DEFENDED lii. actions. saying; I doubt the AssIstant State Attorney Ken Herbal's decision to in- District, said otthe vandals, "I put than in the same class as people In the ~blio school system would have told them (the definitely postpone the trial of Billy Rollins who confined to those who writeosi bathroom walls, W.A.R. ot no WAR." parents) either" the rape of an eleveti*year-old girl. WAD. An IRE INYflALS of Woniec Agaja Rape, the He said be has "tightened up" discipline at Upward Bound Hubert and Gary Dunham. Roth's defender, decided not group Identified - the letter. Worn Apinsa Rape is a since hew. appointed director one year ago. to exercise their right to force the unwiWiig rape victim to national wmnm s mgaizatlon with a office listed in Detroit, "Discipline (at Upward Bound) used to be lax. If students testl~. Instead they banished Rollins hum the slzcounty, 8th Mid,. No W~A.R. affiliate Is listed I. GainesvIlle. broke the rules nothing was done about it. Now If students Judicial Circuit. No other GaInesville 'onien s org&nlz&tloti claimed break the rules and mcaug~~t they know something will be The letter read In reference to the &cisla., "If this i. the knowledge of lie letter', author. done about It," Miuap said.

4 EuEU U.LI a * - SACKW CUT pAoloby~o~mnnn enduflng the heat *op* th. best positloc Rolling Stones electrify sweltering audience

in page one) THE AUTHORITIES attanpued to hold down the con- NEXT came the firefrose. Only the lint few rows felt thc suniption of alcohol and other drugs by searching the con- spray, but the whole crowd loved it.

ESPITE such annoying facton as the heat mid absence ol tents of all bundles. The area around the gates was piled high But one thing was lacking - whet happened to Sympathy bees, the crowd renialned rather subdued until the last with the confiscated commodities, for the Devil?"

the Stones. The searching grew lax - the day moved on and some The best was over and the wofl yet to cone - a two-bout nasty to expectations. the practice of the 354 law enterprising concut-goers ma*sard to sneak in several flasks. wait to get out of the netting lot. ~cen was hardly (cit. In fact, the men in blue nit not to mention uncounted h.p. pectedly frieiidly. TUE GATES opened at 7 an. and the stadium was nearly Some of the woes dedlesod fans had begun llrnng up at the je officer said. 1don't can what you do owe ye. 3d fuIlb7 10a.m. gates of the Gator Bowl a 'am. They chose to endure the ~

- smoke po#, or go topless. Ijus don't was to get hurt Until I p.m. when the Atlanta Rhythm Section appeared. degree-pit., lies I, order h obtain the ukignate position - igomeonetria it, l'llget him flnt' fans mingled Iii the concession stand., diet cola, and neat to their rock ama. JACESONVIUZ VOUCH DCA*ThfIT lived up to looked ow Rolling Stems para*enalIa stands whkl, word aid made few amSt In fad, ,iiany pdla.SaI alfred such wuvasln - $5 T.siihts or 53 wnvlsous, all ted and churned to the music themaa. bupdnt.d with the lqendaay rock Wad's name. cattle. at the Ott aid sauce was equally peseefti. Iutdwfwouftepfhsneof all involveduhedarlug attanpa Weigh, a Red Cross volunteer, said niot of the casualties to get dow to the stage. caused by. combinatloc of alcohol and heat. flUE die Adasa Rhythm Section finally did come cc. the verd people rambled in. somewhat disjointed from sudleece seemed little impressed. The most visible. cohesive shing they took, or think they took. or claimed they niomait was a synchronized lancing motion with such take," he said. devices as MAces and "official tow pwpamu.' The entrance of Rufus was quite a different story. Cliaka Kin, the lad singer. silted on Sage in an elaborate, orange India headdress and risque jumpsuit. The crowds rap. shot up the already dasgerossly hot stadium a 6w was-up ad. the I. Get Baud, also received a

n.m welcome. but what else ciii one do when one can't leave the pta? ONE @1 abs most smiting tb-p about then perfonnmnce n. ate presaic. of beautiful Fayc Dunaway at the back ot dis sage. Sb. was ~Mlug moral tenon Sot her husbazid. lead a. Vs. Waifs. But as usual, the leading acts were rather liicoiisequenulsl. The ahaug was saving up its euwgy hr the Stones. Pledy the due approached. Ltn sadin. peydos about the die of the Ms Metals0 ups the crowd. MUUCAUN. the Stoma wove superb. Rag Wood executed seine fast, clean licks, as did Keith Richard, of comm. Pople rarely think of the band separately as Jagger easily steals he show. bin the others are good enough to stand on their own. As a final coup d'etat. Jagger produce two buckets of STOWS water thich he flagrantly poured on the audience. The, to Musically superb compensate for their wetness he did the same to himself. S~E SEW .I.~ ThE tEAT .Joggwhc.ssdcwnhsfons the ind.p.nd.nt Aoddo AJI1 c. Tu*d*y, kgust 5, IrS. Peg. I Dedicated fan hitchhikes 3 1100 miles to see concert

Stanley Simmutis tame a long w&y to see picked us up Ne took us NXJ in Its to jut lie Rolling Stones in Jacksonville Saturday north ol the Florida border in Georwa Flever -hundred miles act ually. all he ~ iv SIMONS WAS rom Baldwin, Mid, ALSO WORRIED because he was told that It took him two days to hitchhike the a tried and hi~ ~.ife, who had earlier hitchhiked distance to Florida. had been attacked by 'rednecks in Georgia. Simon' said he stared before noon Wednesday from Michigan That's a nice ihing to hear ~hcti you've "I MISSED THE STONES when they ust been left there.' he said. came to Detroit, he said, so decided to Simon' said three of his friends also came catch them before they left he U S down from Michigan to see the Stones. two in Rut Simons sojourn did not go smoothly at a car and one by plane. first I planned this trip from the very begin- We only covered IX) miles in the first fling,' hesa~d I knew they'd be stopping in ~ight-and-ahalf hours, he said. We were Jacksonville and I wasn't about to miss them really worried until a guy on a business trip 'gain I'd gc anywhere to see the Stones.

140106 CF FANS ~ STOWS FAN photo by ~Mn more, jomnt.d in stadium soaking up t sun

*SAAUNG1HSHET I~~auncum -- S.-. Peg.S Th. nd.9 .nd.nt florida Ajilgato. Tuesday Atqu.t 5 "5 EDITORIAL Boiled crow '-'N, A curious three-quarter page advertisement 'tt appeared in the Alligator Thursday that somewhat 0K resembled boiled crow. The memo-style notice was placed apparently as settlement of an unfair labor practice charge filed against the Board of Regents by the United Faculty of Florida. The charge stemmed from a regents memo sent last quarter to five state universities stating that department chairpersons could not participate in collective bargaining and still maintain their positions. The regents were banking on their contention that chairpersons were considered 'managerial employees," while the UFF saw it as a move to interfere with the right of public cinpolyces to join or participate in collective bargaining groups. Judging from Thursday's advertisement the UFF was right. The regents dutifully "ciarified' their position and publicly ate crow. What does a clean house have The ad is particularly worthy of comment in light of recent disclosures that the regents have to do with being a true friend? spent more than $150,000 in legal fees since August 1Q74 to have two different law firms Women: Are ~u spending more than two hours a week on than I do. I mean, they look so much nicer whet, you get done housework? Do you feel ashamed if your kitchen reeks of cat with them!' represent them in collective bargaining hearings. pin? If the answer if yes, you need BAD HOUSEKEEPING! Come now. One can scarcely be exclusive about dish- Of that amount, $63,000 went toaTallahassee Let's face It. There arc more important things in lift than washing asan art. Point out that Beloved will n tie as good law finn that had no particular experience in labor shitwork. And it's about time that women started doing them! as you arc with a little experience under his beit. law and $88,000 to a New York firm that the Besides. "clean-urn" is such a middle-class guilt trip. It's The next step ~i this folks' den as that he will either (a) do regents maintain have one of the best labor just another way society tries to turn women against each a terrible job so you'll never ask him to do it again, or (b) not do it at all. In the case of (a). praise his terrible job. lawyers in the country. other. Now how For example: Do you feel distressed whet you lean on a do you deal with (b)? Dr. George Bedell, director of the regents' Per- friend's table and then can't get your ann unstuck? Does your sonnel and Faculty Relations, said the Tallahassee admiration for her begin to slip when you no4e ten bags of firm was retained because a Florida law firm was garbage in her kitchen swarn img with flies? JANIS MAfiA needed to appear before the Public Employcs T~, tsk! How bourgeois. I know it's somewhat awesome to Relations Commission. So while a Florida lawyer realize that your friend has a budding fruit fly factory in her OI'INI(NN kitchen. But when you really collected $60 per hour to represent the regents think about it, what does this have to do with her capacity to comfort you when you're [in advisable to avoid nagging. It merely antagonizes him before the PERC. the New York firm was getting upset, or her ability to produce term papers for you at the and increases your already skyrocketing frustratiou,. No. there $75 'an hour to act as "legal drop of a hit of speed? counsel is only way to win this game. and that's by refusing to play it. 9 All of which leads one to wonder how the And what about YOU Certainly you have shelter things to I-Ic's trying to break down your resolve and force you to wash regents could have made such a tactical error over do with your time than to sweep dead roaches under the rug hr dishes before they disintegrate. It so" give in the status of chairpersons with such expensive, However, I you arc the type bo gair~ satistact on torn at hi~ point, all ~ log Hell realize that he clean house, there are pitfalls in your path Most clean Ircak~ dii ~Ct you to as), he dishes through these tactic' and hr II and largely out-of-state legal advice. don't mind tidying up their owl, mess, but. understandahis. INC heni again At least one Florida legislator, Rep. Jerry they get frustrated when tess scrupulous nirmht'rs ot he Sonic hints on ho~ t( sup e he ~ ailing period Use paper Melvin. is questioning the necessity of paying for household fail to do their part of he job. plates arid cup' When people ask tactful questions like. these double services. Melvin maintains that Worse yet is ,.hen you are expected o ko p the place clear, IlI)W can you live like his'' he sure and let them kno,. Ii's comparable legal services could be found in simply because you are a woman Sonic men seem to hink Ills urn to do the dishes, and is taking him brevet,' Florida at lower rates. that women have a deep. primeval urge to attack the roii rig I kim. n's hard. Is the only ~ay. Ibis also works ~ith board as soon & they hear iie.i iii,, the hat hi I ni at her Melvin suggests that considerable the gurgle ot organ niusit an- and jobs Another way to expertise on nouncing a soap opera Sorta like he ~.ay Blacks I it lie iii equal ii isiOii of labor is a draw up a list of ho labor law already exists in the two state university automatically begin to dance and say N assuh.'' u.len those is scheduled todo x&hich job posted in an obvious place. law schools, while Bedell counters that to use law tomtoms start kerthumpin'. Roomalay boumalay boon, All these hints are intended for the woman who genuine) professors, who may themselves be involved in In this day and age. you usually don't have too much tare' ' heather or not ha house is a m~s. Nnonally. I think collective bargaining, would be an 'intolerable trouble getting male roommates to agree that they should v.c mAe it to our~else~ to let the whole thing slide, Look at it this way II you keep your home nice conflict help with the housework. the spirit (supposedly) is willing, all the time, it's just of interest." taken for granted Your work isn't appreciated when it" Bedell is right but the Ilesh is weak. Confronted with a simple task like of course, but we find it hard to cleaning the bathroom, men develop a list of excuses as long done, but you do (usually) get criticism whet, it ISN' I done believe that nowhere in Florida are there lawyers, as a plumbers friend. In contrast, tt you're a slob, you get compliments when you with labor law expertise comparable to the New DO clean your house up. The important thing to remember is that the excuses In my current abode, my roommate keeps her eighth grade York firni. usually follow a fairly recognizable pattern. Future Homemakers Degree of Achievement over the sink as A good example If indeed it does not, that would seem to be a is that time-honored task, Washung The a kind of conik relief. Unfortunately. it's usually concealed by Dishes. The scenario is, roughly. as pretty sad commentary on the competence of follows: the pile of dirty dishes. YOU: "Beloved, it's your turn to Florida law schools. wash the dishes.' One thing for sure - we're is~ the runnlq lot the But BELOVED: "Gosh, mann, you wnh'at, so much better Housekeepingbut Cs.wsnt.rn Award of the Yen. Melvin is understandably upset over the Ta Sleds, Regents exporting state money to New York during a time of state recession. Considering that the State University System finds itself in the The Independent Mb~k,-Om4d N.w fl~ tightest money situation in years, we share his feeling Florida Alligator LIII Umn.~a" Mw.glng Stt. 10135 PaJCY - -te L.fl. ntuS: U, * 1. 'yp.d, .ir.d. ~ end n. 3m -~ * tdo b. Su,.d wit a p.odeflym LA. 'Tnt E.alff. 0td Mo.wg.v * Nov. eM. m.d .1 a~.e a nvm&n M is. V. C.& AiSS.ntG.od Man. 6 . Campus -t ~A wilts Mflfl,. tans Comm unjoatlon. Morn. wiN h. wiSdd My if wdnr dinow. ~s c IIw.dme.n.A.fltbo aditS Inn for C. by 1t4w Inc. "fl Th MaMa. Ann. P.O. bat IC U.SvinSftv Sflst, Edit Wwav A&agu~ Wvltn my 6n, hug. .y. cMurnn. Or In,. Cdn.g~ N.M. Wa Mh. hbd k#vfltw. Meg Sony it. Cdhg. h. IlK We k Ut*a* MW w#lUv Mautad Is .46.uIWng * ngulcr cMw.n I, - ~dmMq. has. lass. 0ftin *0.;. MS a ct it. Ste and h. pap.d n S.,. Salt A~unN.*a - M~ MnS tpSb.a: WE-fl Wand. Mflh .wsp6mhkw& Ciscuhan I dmdft.d M.g., - ad Node kpfl ~ WE4St -A Th. $nd.r.nd.n* Roddo AJHgntv ru.sdoy A.,gue S. ins P.,., * I Taxes by any definition It s slavery I*t s indulge in Mpflic mcnra~ cxtr~l~c or ~ nhuujuutes ~iiitinujt~oii ot Maven 4nd thct~ on the pin ol ib 'tarc relations ~ ith the ~vernmeni as well as in indirect ones, such beginning with a definition 'iiiila~ thc initiation tif torce tax-a tompulory p~mcnt ,t is through the economy the resulting economic system is Ehe introduction of the principle of non-initiation of force known as the free market. percentage ol income, property he Riding principle of society would eliminate the abuses value, sales price. etc for the LETS CLOSE with one last definition. ot poflr on the part ot the state that now exist, both in direct support of a government (Webster's libertarian-one who upholds the New World flictionary, 966) principles of individual liberty: That is. by taxation the government takes a'.ay part ot your spec: one 'Ac upholds the prinoples worth, without your consent, to support itself of individual liberty ofthoutt and action. (Webster's Third New Doesn't it follow. since income is received in return for noU(; HAZEN JR. International Dictionary. 1968) labor, that in effect, when the government confiscates a percentage of your income to, itself. whatever portion of your flat is. one who believes, implicitly or explicitly, in non- labor as represented by that percentage is labor performed initiation of force. The only alternative is slavery. involuntarily for the government? That is, the government, by law (law which I made itself), forcibly acquire the use of part of your labor LET'S LOOK at another definition: servitude-compulsory labor or ~erv'ce for another, slavery. Websters Ne~. World Dict iun.irv. 1966) Ii would seem, then, that one is performing servitude br he extent that he taxed, or to put it another way Instilar .1% the product man haNr 'si aker ~ the governnlcnr. he is to h~i r'tcnt. p.~rtorming ion-

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Is the 'talc tnijl~ cngdgcui in %hdwrs I ci's exdnhhiie other relationships ol he government to the one governed. the state Has extensive con t wl ot your paso n-il raft. lury nv. suicide la,.s. eudianasia la~s, etc -and ol Your property eminent domain, condemnation. ,on'ng and other property use laws, la,&s regulating business transactions, etc (A case could be made br saying that because ol government regulations you do not actually own your" property). THESE TWO situations-control of person and at property can be summed up as the control ot liberty though this seems a contradiction in terms Is this not the essence ol the relationship ol a slaveholder to a slave? But, you may sa~. a person does not hae to work [rue, he can always starve or go on welfare Therefore. he way to eliminate slavery once and for all is br everybody in the country to starve or go on welfare. MOVING ON to a slightly different point of view, let us repeat our earlier deflriton lax-a wmpulsory payment for the support of a government. Library loses to seating facility EDITOR: I would like to join Prof. Roy Craven in his NOMAflEflwhatthclegal ,icetiesofbonds and budgets recent criticism of the precipitate effrn on the part of the might be. it's going to he hard to explain how S14 million Board of Regents and the 1W administratIon to plan and from student fees and 17 mIllion frog., private sowtcs tan be GUEST COLUMNIST enacts Colbeuin-AdMtia Center,' While Prof. Crave, was spent on a coliseum wit., the books students and scholmn conwned that the fine ad performing awls would probably need m not in the library. Maybe if the library wee get the short end of the stick, I've been wailed by the aawmt duigatuled a "non-academic facility" it would get mote of energy expended i~ trying to convince everybody that it's a money. - idea. Bust maybe It's as a punhg. Ass. Ralph Papeihian Camp. this an: LSI 5111MG die UP likesy committee issued a rather M~a Ufr~a hiccup-lb. unlawful taking away emh.mnlngrej.et about the dsulwatiag coedItloos I. time Cs~ Ds~ of masher's pmpaty witlioutbis UP librarIes. UP Preudles Robert OL Mao. .spo.ded in.ue.t mud with the blades of with a bedgutary .q.s hr a special ceo-the alkali. of deprehiag hi. of it: tid. (Webar's Me. Would Dietlat my) huh itt would dow the libemy to edt up a Ut sits suppat of the imeuuth seeds of the heully ad etudes body. Budget cuts hit Axle turnsos. head ofaspduicoe4hno abusive, time The uuedihe adjectIve "flwhl"l. the shoe definition acensal acqukithew bodes of about 573.00 he the awing hupaca that then - time whew ceo'. propSy - legally be take away wkboua his csest. students hardest yen wa cmii by cyc a bert I think the paulo has been Wham this be dot.' Wits II b ties by the pnn- mncw Ut' san. .,, win auss win. but so ate a. of cams. :hufrwltyasd.inagenmSseaUF ua*.b. And * is it lath) hr the go.awmet to take propeny Replacements One of the mu distlaguleled faculty asters of the like Sb mba. it Is not lawS for anybody elm lob so? College of Joarnilm and Canmcnlesh.s had to ban teams the govumnent says so. of nune. But by anybody become then wa no ru I. the budget to hap him a the's delhhloe. it is theft. questioned Tnae. hewn hind - - interim bask two yeats ago, and the College's adnihldratlo. expected to keep him. But t.~ Jean Sow, Bad lbs die state us cashed not aly itt Slavery bat method of rcplacennt might slash amuSing which, by any oUter same, ii theft. mnrToRz It ha. - to up - - expected a biting freeze. So he had to I.t.t And our sleuth, that niajor be to have the "runner-up" the student A.eweiocomdomdtk? Can. ahan it? los most. issue, such - funding. ass represent the senator in his IS IMSftIJCIOR who left is Charles L Ebetndt. IF WI analyze both of thee iterwiz.mg attributes of being voted on in the Student aheace. Why - lie such an asset to the siudesh? Well, Ii. was the govewumat. m see that one thing cosmos, to both is that Goverunusent Sense by non- in onun WORDS. - hoth are perpuraled by force. dmlefofuiews he the Voice of America, which is an in- elected persons. In realizing thos, persons who had ter.sIonally impetus job. (ThIS Voice I. to fair news Moat people nuld agree that the use of force in reply to that there arc pressing Inca eahibad interest in student force Is proper. peter even necessary. It is the initiation of reporting what Radio Free Europe I. to Central intelligence during our summer quarter, gwcfimetit and had received aguicy prop.g mid a. force whidi is wro.g. We can no. see how to eliminate the the mating of the scale a emits amount of student Eberhardt had also bee. aforeip correspondent for many

utust go on. But what is of body support in the past ytus. so there was a kit of background , experience and mc importance merely a election. Independent knowledge to draw from. Anyoce who was Rib student r The quota of persons or informed How can a senate be an couldn't help but 1cm ho. his. (But it's funny to note that represetltanves? elective body if its manbes with his impnssfre broadcasting background, the broad- Florida Alligator UNDERSTANDABLY, ate not required to be tin- cain, department never asked Ebcrhardt over as a 'pest certain tension would be ted? Our concern lies in the SIN'.) unable so attend a summer validity of uninformed and AFTER ALMOST 30 yeats as a jomnalis, Eberluardt still uIckM.Imon Octy B.Ioncfl quauier. Rot 'die is to replace ainelected stuideitti voting and Ass. N.w. Sit, had a fresh approach to his pnfeuuloui which many journalism Spo.t Editor ihem if a quota truly is having a hand in major instructors have lost. Eberhardt remained an idealist. His - - -- -. 9 deckions, especially those enthusiasm spread to his students so that they wanted to do as I! Apparently the only criteria related to tinanctal issues. well as he did, That was a pretty big joh JoAn Mcn tor being a summer Mn IdIt~ New Menco State replacement' is to be chosen Lisa L. Parks4 AS Eberhardt is teaching journalism at Unwenity h. by he senator. An alternative Nancy i. Schroeder 4 EL) now. Our loss is their gain. Partick Coils

P~sq. 2. lb. ind.p.nd.nt Fiorido AiIIgoivr rs.doy Augu.~ 5 9~5 Mop- ke coats cover Hungariar shepherd dogs ByJUDY MOORE

Aflk~tor Staff Writ. -

A dog in sheep' clothing? Hungarian shepherds hoped for exactly that for centuries as they bred the large mop-like Kornondor to mingle with the llcxk and protect sheep fran, thieves and predators. roday, there are only 51% of the rare Hungartan dogs in Florda. While considered too expense to tend sheep. all of then still possess the strong sense of devotion and protection br master and property for which they were bred. TWO OF THE FLORIDA Komondotok (plural) belong to LW post doctoral fellow Can't Randall. Randall imported six-year-old Bettyar from Hungary when be was a puppy at a cost of $454) and recently bought three- north-old Dania tram an American breeder for S5W. Bcitar, a national chanipion. stands 28 inches high and Qeigh% 110 pounds. about average tar a Komondor THE HAIR OF THE KOMONDOROK begins to mat into

- like cords ~ hen t he (tog' ire about one ~ca r old giving hcni a ~hecpliL c appearance 'jwn the logs ire pecking through ta~~cls Lo~erIr~ their lice, and a' ihes grin. older he Md~ hut reaches he BEIIYAR gflill 11d I he puppy. Dirna. ~tiII has ,ott liutly hair ~ bite Belt var" a notional champion tassels arc do~.n around his ankles Randall said the ~ior coat' require very little care. thickly coated canines. Komondorok. they nius: be obedience trained. "THEY DONIT NEED to be combed or brushed, and once Actually their coat acts as an insulator against hot lithe "LIKE ANY LARGE DOG, if you want to have him in the hew hair is corded, they don't shed All we really have to do is heat and the cold. Bettyar has his own fan that he sits in front house he has to be trained. Komonodorok are very fast g"c hem baths. she ~aid of all day so he stays cool that way." Randall said. learners, but they can be stubborn They aren't the dog for I he tin-Hungarian Florida climate doesn't bother the Randall said that because of the exceptional 'in of the everyone. but we really enjoy the,,, she said. Incoming freshmen have record test scores By LINDA WISNIEWSKI "1 think its (teaching intelligent students) going to be social science. he said AllIgator Staff Wrtle~ interesting," University College Dean Bob Burton Brown HOWEVER, the Graduate Record Examination scores for saId. this years graduates were not any higher" than last years This year's freshman class has the highest average Florida "I'VE WORKED with gifted yot.ngsters a good part of my scores, Bryan said. Twelfth Grade test score ever reported in UF's history. life. They're fun to work with, although they're not always All students interested In entering graduate school must lake the Graduate Record Examination tent the average test score for the fall freshman class is 435 - easy to work with. I'm looking forward to it - it'll be a compared with 419 for last yeafs freshman class. UF Vice challenge," Brown said. The average test score for - 1974 graduates was 536 on President for Academic Affain Robs Bryan said. The score of 435 means the average fall freshman ranks in the verbal section and 5~ on the quantitative section which A perfect score on the test is 495. the iop 14 to 35 per cent of all Plaid, high school fluents both measure aptitude on English. mathematics. and other BRYAN TERMED the average test scores for this year's that took the test, UF Director of Admissions 1.9. Parrish subjects, he said. freshnian class "absolutely miraculous." saw. The "vay tighC enrollmeiit unit on the 1975 freshman The Florida Twelfib Grade Tat I~ given to all high school Weekend storms snuff des. enbkd UF to be ~mor selediw" in chocelag fresh- inst in public and private by. adaC. Punish .I& man. he said. The tat eashas of fire pea - one pat teds the student s UF admitted 2.900 freshmen Us fall. comupaued with aptitude and the rahhng her pals fl Se stiadmit's skill lights In University City qprmnatdy iSO fishme. ensUed last hit in 0. - ofEnglIsh, matbematlem. natural science, and Up lINDA WINCE WShi half Paean Whew ehaidly AtSsS~Wa. w unwed he said. WRAT'S IIIHAPPENING '1). was H~ahg am Pfld Gahin.ille lit veiNy - in the Units L.a in "blacked out" Sunday - Caluesyllle.' Reilly said. UpWt mAN dkt the date Stormy's .4K. hal law eutrewuat I hit a flask. adding that Galuesyille's agmela aini two flatbed an .SS. Fog luther Value aiss 1 Wa and cut .4! electricity hi Sky tar deetifly wy - DUBINSS. the ~m AtmIuldutbo CoIhp Council lchmSIc. cdl 392-IMI two Is of mites." AU ShillS FACUlTY Florida Blue Key win - will mat Sb aRmsS 4.30 pa. hums SI .1 Matbely N. traasheue was hit by Game cuskb *5 Halt For hither ishrmaiiou all Gay Get. as 377-9964. spasms a usher ales the - sting hdflty Wednesday lIghSgSa~rczkfly4 up b Its reSSlcs thi. DIAIOOULWUUVS DlSognC show will be heard night S 7 pa. in the balkoom of the I We1 . bUs Uth. p.m. and cased a power naiad a wish a Mi' a tonight be. ItOS pa. to mida~ Sea Rap Dii. RSh. and qualm - h. &msei to 392-3414 Ietm.upn In nest I. sat * mpb ad iii. - - Sals. of the Fields Gordon. D-MIaul wE speak about raps. Fusser a. DIYfh The .I. "Tress and seth awn Gainesville, vad ebaff ~m hip formats cal Cay Gusa at 337-9964 Key." .11 be she. to.lght t8 pa. In the Spurn's NW R*nal tJttIes Asaldast baked the day. NNUTAflONs A tee seminar cm the uwdltallos revealed rentals. hal a 603 SW 75th Sent. Call George Gavel Manager Howard Saturday at B pa. by Guru Maharaj Edt be given twaighi at 7:30 ~6I. in - R~dIk.wiba at 3124645~ RetRy aid. hit maths Was- 354 of the Holland Law Ca. For luther latansion call WUhF. Skk writers hr 05cr Growl sitcoM submit a that abs elnidey I. Greg at Chuck S 376.7496. sample olthefr mntalal to room. .332 or 333 of the 3. Wayne ZIZCI UICITY WAS tests.' of ~afl he jests RAPE VIZ VI MilaN a A seminar a -" prone tics and Relax Vale. For more itemath. nfl 392-1661. T03 to the "bulk" of of the city," Reilly maid. awareness will be conducted I. room 363.1 tIc I Wayne CASERt A caner planning workshop for students over the - within IS to 20 a mum Rein Union at 7 pa. talght sad tamoec. The Student 25 yeas of age will be held onlght and tomorrow from 7 30 minutes, although ap- claws worked from S p.m. Government Office of Wosucus Affan will ha State Rep. pa.tolOp.m.lnroom339ofthetWay.eReitzunioe. For proximately 12 customers until 4 tnt. ratodug alec- Elaine Gordon. representatives fran. the effon.ey generals more infon,,atloo call Lucille Clime at 392-1263. waited - long ass, and one- tricity. 1w wAd.

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Prospective perjurers could be referred to the circuit court for penalties up

I to 15 years -Honor Court Chancellor Byron Petersen

petition to be filed in cheating investigation

fly KEVIN BWONI Though he original statute is seven months old, the First compelled to testify under pettily of contempt. Previous Allilabe S6N WrMs. Itstriet Court of Appeals ruled the statute suspended while hearings relied on cooperation of witnesses for evidence and he Honor Court beatings were halted due to a legal suit con V Ct ions. our ofTKiJs intend to file a petition soon to extend ~hich charged that Honor Court hearings were in violation of THE VALIDATION of oaths is one facet of the Honor Courts 'grand Jury' type proceedings initiated after a court tiy expired statute of limitations to facilitate in- Floridas Government-in-the-Sunshine' law. into cheating violations in the hF College ni llw Ijiest charges bring the total number of students injunction banning closed hearings was roersed. according to Honot Court Chancellor Byron Charged o around 60.' according to Student Body Vice President Dan Lobeck, said he expects the petition will be tiled today or Petersen said six of he II students recently indicted had Blue Key Hosts Conference y. been charged in previous hearings. but were released for lack Florida Blue Key will FT. York's office. the extensloll is nceSs.ry for investigations in- ot evidence sponsor a conference on UPs Warren Wilson of Blue Key udents not in attasdewe during summer quarter proposed mass seating facility said the purpose of the tion wilt be filed with the Board of Masters to OF THE OTHER FiVE STUDENTS recently indicted, Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the J. gathering is to answer any recently expired 60-day statute which in effect h&o were charged with perjury In addition to cheating Wayne Reitz Union ballroom. questions students may have 'a close to Honor Court hearings. ~tolations, ~hich according to Petersen could result in about the proposed facility Lrinhinal prosecution it circuit court under florid. criminal invited speakers include and to present administrators lute sar a student charged vnth any violation must stjIUtes LW President Robert 0 with student response con- punished or exonersed wuhn 64) days ot the With the administration of oaths validated by a notary Marston, Board of Regents cerning the facility. Tense. public, prospective perjurers could be referred to the slate member Jack MeGriff of Students desiring to attend it recent statute expired July 30, bringing an end to Lircult court or penalties up to 15 yearS." Petetsen said. Gainesville, and a should contact Blue Key which recently brought charges against II students Petersen said the Honor Court decided on the procedure representative from State before 4 pin, today at 392- ag violations. primarily because students called before the Grand Jury are University System Chancellor 1674.

1211 S.W~ 16th Ave aunts (Cm C Plaza) gator i~auii I-, ROUGH WEEKEND Let Allen's help you ea se back into the week, serving Gainesville's fine St sandwiches & subs at the best prices to be foulrid. If you're still feeling a little bit lazy, we'll

deliver - - - FREEI Or, if you've come off the weekend ready to roll, a me on by & enloy our dining room or the cozy Red Velvet Lounge. However you start t'he week, let Allen's

brighten you're outlook I fill your stomach -- a Learn the little things you do daily sure cure for the weekend I blues--as near as your that would cause a rapist to pick you out. phone. HAPPY HOtJR 2-7 PM OLD MILWAUKEE $1.00 A PITCHER ~t YOWI@lf by Offending Student Government' S.minor on RAPE A PITCHER ~ThUCN AWARU4US. Augud Sili and 6th at 7pm, Rein Union Rin. SCHLITZ $1.20 GWtA tpflkHt and lopks am: EAT*IN 1% ~KE*OUT Pug, fl

kp Using Gad., Attorney General's Off i~e Univerey Pufice Ospt Stat. Attorney' Off ice FREE DElLIVERY Or. Jocqule Remick OWE US Thsrn, Ds% Two reh@billtOtAd ear 0 ffeoden IIIcensed to dSlver Student Ni~,gme twxIIiosy Rope lnIorTflOtiOfl ~~unilIng b em and wine A CALL N*~ (U0~ Service Wo,~j*grg5 Self Defense NION.-SAT, 10-2 AM S UNDAY 10-12.30 AM Arsegihm aid by levine will follow pck eeW* ~7*65IO- F-

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Wedding sond. F,\go~.rnr~I ~ 24 MOMiDOUGOOOCOI'Jb 52 a 371 yr ,,, ,ted mourn. produce ~pp.r 6' v.tiot trodUonol or Conlr.,pcarv 1.ign, of mci., 8 UM idp} I block orrpuI 1l2V~ earl' your hoc. Hondmod. n~.vduoi' Voic. of Music poriobi. tierso * iih room 60 ~ each additonoi person I) ,N, ~,ont the bCtI't'Q cii .OF& by '$. month mu 3'&6652 011SF 'able record "crag. rOd 550 phone 5pm ibfit South, i.adng Ai.,t, Mc.,. OoId lflCfl all. 6pm o 2 '-1 64p) i6j~ ___ S~n ih and Lnp'd'' U~'co,'d'.'r ~,ai *15' SELL 21 Yor,,oho Cvii rngneer.'ig Sludeni words coma,. Ounrontee OZZI~ By .000 ,,lr~,R.,, Univ 250 $250 O, 2 b.droam house with ac near l'3 34 IC lii 530 hL,.quro.rmo 250 dribk. $ d,.t nik ins Gretch guitar 5225 worth 350 co~ I 378 Gones~dle Mcii or 560 ond coH Kim 313-2O~6 ?i 161 or ,oJ. WI n~obIS ho~ne 1h41 Oto.rvjl~ it "ow 1o2? 164p) Lb one bedroom apartment rent now bedroom torn. turfl'iu~I $?Sm ond 0F1 a,? condition., Bfl bit, I lOy 150 for qo~. cv., poymtft coil 37? 3' It o#t.r Cole 0 campus pooi coil Un, varsity 530 1039 I62-p~ 'roord. ironed ii cv $50 coIl 3720204 a ~,airn.els at 37o49~ i0SflE~ by OI~AN! hot 2 "cot responsibe feniales needed a tow por" furnitur.-din.ng room s.t135 Ii~ing Thu b, I '~s co$ie, and bosi nn~pI. oem iat$65-2dauble shor. tery 01c* br souse now section beds $35 each 2 t goOf. 1k, b,&e ri op *u nn~r~g *ap. ch.sr of &awers$S only S binds to ow iPtool SIX ml , rs&gerntorSAS chino 1 $l~Lali *td 373 5985 5pm [05' 162 (I nocturn, nil pointing 373 4259 lo-2' I 3 u'! Grad student prelerred ow fl 5 consent. ~ dollar, buy a durI.~ Iv. low 323 I 254 tb-6k 1 9pl ,r, oils ,,do ,nd mc., fl ncorre from he 6*-p I ROOMAAAflS WANThO, 4 89 central oitmr vvoyte d motto & (0 rc .olio, H0 t I 0*r 2 blocks yam campus 3776739 ~i7. 15 2p1 FOR RENT toMond'a A~w'ments pool gas grille Wanted Mature female. own room ,n 'or tale 67 SA 650 cc ight.r.ng 3fl-7fl4 b-fr Ito-c) mu. ovoil now, only $4625 + coMplete sioc k *u I I I, ~lo~v ~ooi4 running '4 ~rll control Oh washer &ye#. NE 0.0 Coil cond,' ion icon must t.l I 750 or b.st oh 5 ~ V6-7S~ (b-2-163.p) oH., 372 9937 375 0284 loS' 161 p} WANTED ~P 55 progomobl. pock.' coltulete! 2bdr ur.lnn ow w- w corpi ci, hurry no couple to thor. 2 bdr,. ~ I block ron, last mc Aug Ilto tspl $190 adopt. all aa.0rt plus cur.'y scur'ty I germ oug or .pi $I Coma coil dcv. crodi. included 5450 ~a[ue for 575 378 $150 psi., chl*.n ok suptoble for 3 377 SS Ic St-Ito-nI person, 36-15 b.3t-163-p) 8122 (oSi 163-p} Need 3 girls to ,hor.2 Apt 001W Avoid he fall uthi jove your own room 3h it 55 mo and 50 d Iota. .oon Recently mad. Avapiobi. 3bclbo w't~, in o beautiful house, ovoloble Aug I a. poinbi. call Evelyn 373-4O2~ Ic 2'- org. yard lonced Low Down Call Joe Prefe, non smoker. $8595 S shore nil Crawford or o hassle in sois 3n4m (cli 373 3734 Dovid b-At 142-p} Wb Mason Co Realm. (o-2463-) .,T'aJe 'oon'n~ote n.4e$ Pair West 14000., QFCdUOtC upper divsian main, Si ~ t iil tie, for own - pool icundry '2.65 28~ Mabile horn. .rto[ a,, 2 biac~ campus k ,ict,.n telephone inc c.riral heo' * cc coil Marlene day. I 4 nash,, (*tar ,hd uniurt, Rnr entini heat wosh.r $120 include' ct anylin'.} 373 05~ C St 62 p) roil., Purk 373 794l a vbIe fall qir utililiet r icc. 378 8812 be. 62 p1 I ~ (oSt 162 pl Female Roonoi. for 3 bed 2 both op. in 3 bedroom op~irn.ni groduot. upper oak forest rent $95 mc + S ut,1 Low table Beautiful rusH ic r.dwaod wit, dviion moles I block compus $~ 3 NOW PlAYING poolside I menni, cm Avoiloble uhf wood Peg. No sc,.ws Dk antique ocruponis 5O~ oddioroi person 2 ight.d now coil 373.7177 Mart, reduced flIROUG#4 THURSDAY P'.'ry gloss fr,,sh 45 ~5. 9 585 rv.orlh leo. 376-t652 alter Spin (b-Si ~u. rent (C 4t 161 p) ONLY 1.50 37S-0fl2 oIl 5 ~ o-5.-lOO-ol 162-p} 0040 t SILVER Thp p.,'. paid !o, ringS, old eweIry *lc coiifde.MioI 4~ "A FILM OF OZZIE 3'3-X94 Ic. *53 p1 F.,. my fyi.nd H. cut need roan, in EXHILARATING lois (or *ver lust re ) need within bk. to conupu. p. 1., for .pt Call BEAUTY. Co.,,. 372-*7fl c-3 d-p) I a 2 .rnole, ,o occupy mt.r b&n, *n EXTRA VAGANTL 3 bdrr., Oo~ ~or.ut - a. loll 175 + /. L*il Luuuyl bus to compus ~ooI. tennis FUNNY. coIl our, 373.Sfl7 (c~l4p) 'Amarcord' jetnol. ooiflOlt nonsmoker) own roc.n* both, d.lu. moisle Han,. clOse may possibly to campus, pool, trod., cr1 o-c&hI, fun,. stern. colol-ty, call ~o*y 3fl be Federico 56S~ (c-21-I44-p) barnes. n.ed~ I. mug.,,' nod loll Fellini's most I@ dbe*o.m townh~s 'US fat *J~I Otyd S - loll qua'. ~ marvelous film." Mill,. pool tenni, call 3n4 e.29- -Vincent Canby. I-) N Y Times HELP WANTED ROGER CORMAN PiesenI, Models wonied tot. advertIsIng F RA N C 0 gl.,'evr fIgure, MI or pal-time - CRISTALDIS r.Sning. ~ione mcgee S.Ivw fins. p.od~, 0 236-sd eArn te f.-2-l41-p)

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-5 *PROBLEMS? G.n.rgtort * Starters S S * Alternotors AUTOS S PERSONAL LOST FOREIGN CAR SERVICE & FOUND Joolar AssocIates 1969 St bu, osotr S O~' nui} Oil 31 N Main Fohi, Astac radio encellen. condi, iou $$~ oil 01!0(' ~oor 3&~ Reword o$ered to, lost cot While w * AIACHUA COUNTY 'Jr ~ 342 6P2 Jo. p5, 63 p1 IF to, rem iniraduQory bios eyes Pori Siamese with block ligi Jiurnih'eI JO Boha' 372-6511 Generator FOOt OPAN ORiNO WAOO~ l9~3 Faith frjlac I on oil no collar Coli 3fl-4~8 he need, Servlc@ 377.O992-IO~2 See us for your printing needat ,5.jp., cI.on 'i.ih irony estrot Mus, S.'' I KARAFI LESSQ4S hi. pilis I-S-I Call 376 Reunies Broctiures Newsletters 563 NW 3* 5012 ~petioIy priced ar or'' losses 525 p.r non lost yellow iig.,-hirlp.d kitten Tue. Ave. I $2S~ Ig*, l6~ r} 1215 NW Sih A.,e off I~I, 5,1 Mon ,hrc, July 29 between the ASs and ike SOI ever~ ioQ 37 7131 'P lS4R} Rolkujelle Pie. coil 392-a046 o m~rni Mus' 5.11 Peugot jOt 4 speed return 0 the g4,hs of Si~.cknan E (I it lecture benefi triend.hp free yr good Oflditar, a scsi lent l64-p} STREET'S "pg P8 mok, leopot hound make yourself a Scliwlnn Cyclery dedicated trend (am. m*e Colorado last precIous old fetje rioi. chihuahua oil oity 373 3'SO even,.,gs Ii-' lOp) t~ to., with white on face Mining .ince July 2, If nfamlon call bronnen Soles Service or, Must tell ~ op.4 odetle recently Pv.gnont 4 need help? WI CMI toll 302-12410. P2131. 9" tdW ~h ave oymhou Ie~ engine e C elleni ( oid.i ion B.nlw'ght All makes of bikes '"-447 U ~-l63.p) - I. t. 61-c) Ia ph 378 3244 Jury {g 5i SI~A$E o 2 6' ~OJS& ~viPk on* other Reword offered for mtttjrn of portable person NE locotron neor DUCk RY~JD iypevriier left if, fov&irtg lol behind Roll woterbed OK lorry no dogs Or tOt' bring l4o11 Mo'doy 7-Il Plea. coIl an 0300 you, plants a c I you 1k. 3p$-4444 (I ~62 Case 63 p4 lOST 000 (in city wee, ion-gold coil'. Promo? on SI SA~*~l~ Of LONtON Hove o hair sly1 . heppord mis. no oil answers 0 Ptotooraptiv 0 %tA wur psroroliiy 377 2643 714 .nm~on needs niedicotion REWA~0- University oil 379 ~fl l-5l 6~p) A.8 (hr 153 w X)N T SMOkE lOUp HEALTH AWAY Found sungiolses near MoTherly Hall I (Omrnuni(ntiofl Self h1pnosi, Ik)FC to tiop you Lose 24 cenlef 01 Motherly to 377. BIKE i~ntj~i 3i 62 or 37*-~7S '00 Privaie appo.ntmni II N Main hewo, C Reis, 72 7~ otter S p F Found emois blond err., near Petty ------4 r ------Ii 164p1 * eld Reenrli1 groomed 378 3i53 John I .11 JSc *rsh &.n ,ry c'loin il ~ FREE ELECTRONIC ENGINE 'etnudol ad & eaperred I he wash ub I *y 'aid I.' ice well do yOur wcnh 25c SERVICES ocr pound ~jt r",drHie ereryty Ii Iwo iofge oreenhou.e, uli noah w I TUNE-up ltA hrlnging baskois, reasonable assorted ANALYSIS WIThEACH '~or~w ide Sole ha's ihru Sop i pat pianli. bring this ad for free starter - -- INS N. MAIN SI PHONE 372.520 I percent 50 percent oR Alien'. Aquolic cuttings Simpson, Greenhouse I'S Mi ------a aiiii r d !,oil Center 3440W Univ Ave 373- sault, of Newbeny litton rouge 41 n~- 9~33~Aon Fr, 0.7Sat r ------9~ (i-li 64-c) I Los' surnn,. you hod no choice Now WIREO FOR SiC44T I Cymno. 4.oith Chub. inc offers oo The Eyeglass Sup. Man dt.rnorve Swim. siJ~, Ploy ifl the flLlde UNIVERSItY CW ICIANS You MOY rvr wear a bathing soil - SW Ak Ave 3'*.44~ MADE EASY1 'onin because fTsedom is habi 'a,- g og coil afl-52'12 ill by S*vonu. PThompson FRI SCIJA ClASSES STADTWO Ja ly U MI hoyIe~ 'er I, Sews we needed foe a ecu bo .qu ~sefli *ovided 4 Open I A wpphm.ntory ~' lief drug iriol generous MOnetary wo Cr dives ~ii n. so fe cIa sacs nc en Iiv*5 all 377 2509 ony day oflee I dsdgn.d soles. SrviCO . Repa in * Air Torn to ~IIy.r you 2' 64-pi I AII.n. Cob - of Wiid Kirdon~ Alia n's Iron, the preilmInory Aquatic 4 Trail wnger.l magirionsl mui4cion.i wont to C.M.r, Inc 344W NOTICE twig. of IMfemnfloI pmfomni' now's second annual cat- Univ 371-9233 (vn-fT154-c) I Icehouse ii mining trynuls SAT In order to mointoin on otmo.ph.re of Calculusondib. Integmi on august 7. PREPARATION COURSE near UF 20 aen,874 wra ~ 7 ~ Ii ?-i64-c) hour,. 5Th Half of ocir siudents 'cored believability ond reliance on advertising f.otui'.d over e~ Cows. re.otobie free t~ - - Calculus. Bookpacks, hiking utiode. poncho. nbc Independent Florido Alligator we invite I ------a ------imnroven'eni ~y th, second it~ a. your Our I whilesag ,~.do swim suits btptool money bock Attend fIns cia. ire, reader, to contact us when, in their opirlico. toni, Allan , Aquatic 4 Trail Cenier no I SasdflhGplea.uOp.ag.aog obligation Coil XSI P4-7466 fri I) advertise,,' 3448 W Univ 373-1~~ (k-i' 52-c 5 6 claims published in th. WA hove t: hObeed I ,p, C A.da. P.d Sn 14162 proved false or Wedding rruhlo1'ons fron, $11 C misleading. ~nd~ ~ &h~k. N.M. per GRE pMPAMro~ COURSE Near UF IS the IFA i~ t 0 week delivery Hundred. of hour,. $35 course repeatable ye, Sw,. will ottenip. to resolve complain;., I style, CI.fl Hall Prinling 1103 N Main l~ by he second fry at your money where possible, by offering to bring advertiser bockCall (~6) 854-7466 (rr-l)-iSS-p) I and comploinont together to discuss the con,- i ______Laundry Isv.-. lag us NAME woel,, dy old ttM PCU AflAIN GOAlS ploini Where this is not possible or whwe the you, oundy 24 pound includes Tee ADDRESS ______BY AIO*G ANY ~4Y5CA Mt MENTAl. I outcome is no, satisfactory, delivery love Ofl &y cleaning too AMITV-$ThOYWG WEMOY AINUICt I the WA will in- Norge tour*ymc. and Orycieon.n 2l LEaN FROM A PRmSWNA. so-ca I vestigot. to determine whether its Adv.rtis.n~ MOWn' *IAJNOW IF NOT SAWNE SW Ilk Si ~l 0 IS6-p~ Don~dO Pratt Direct. 272-Sq rn-fr- Acc.ptobilitv Standard. or. being violsed. its-,) CObs facial hou removed per-

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I a a - - CL SSIFIE S FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT

~.dd.n~j lord. & Engogomeni Ring, IAMC MIDOET GOOO CCJO 52,a 3" r oh shed house gradLo'e upper di ~is.oft Iro~*iionoI or Coniemrorov designs of 8437 nit 1 64p} '"a'., I blonk tonpu* $20 ~ each your r hoice Huadmode to, flu, 'duol' Vcic. o~ Music poriob'. sI.r.o with corn 60 ~ each addition' person I I *Ao ~vant best 'tk, ~.noI he ~O'h by l's lob'. r.rord enrag, rock $50 pho.~e month levis 376.6652 aIim, ipi,' ib SI * coding A,* sit Mcs., On Id 373-0875 at. 6rfl o-2t-164,l 62 p~ S.",ib ond ~opid.i Ijncondirc.,oi Civil eng'n.ring Stud.,,' wants roomat. OZZI( Ry oppo oH ~ner1i only MUST S&L 7' yamaha 250 $250 for 2 bedroom hous, with cc nfl, 1~3 ~94 01St 53 p1 husqurorno 250 diribik. Sm ch.t cAin. Crrch guilo, $225 worth ro ~otl 379 Gaines,,' lie Mo' I or $60 nod ,AI to, joje IS?) rnotaS. home 12*44 2 9~ Lorry do I now 0-2, 164-pi all Kim 373-2046 Lb 'I 6' p) b.4nan, ~one furr,,i ut. $i cod on. b.#oon, apartment for r.nt now sears ci, condt'on.r 92~ blu I 'fly $50 ok. a ~er poymant. to' i 3~7 31 It cii., Iron, I. ironer I In,, MO call 312-end cI~a to campus poci roil Un veniiy 2 (0- S ~ lo 3t 6 -p~ 21-164 p) tmenh. as 3'6-89q0 lb-4i-l64-p' lO$PED by CITAINE ho. now pain' furniur. dining room s.t535- living 2 reci responsible. females needed 0 ubulor it.,, c obln, and Scsi t.npI. room 5.463 double bed. fl5 soOt shoe. vry n'ce3 br house ,n aw section ~fli This bik p in 'op urn,, r~ shops chest of drow.rs$5-r.frigrainrl45 china Only 5 b'oc k. to law school $120 mTh + SI ~ toll Rich 373-5905 5Fm ~ SI 62-c fOci urn, oil poinling 3734259 0-2 3 oh I Cyod si ud.nt preferred cip con.rv. you, dcl Inn l'iy 0 dutJe~ I ye p I low 373 1754 5-6. ISS-pI no,,. vd. and ccciv. income from the R~~IS WANWO, A BR, central nibs, va~n. d mason S to ,rr saIlor FOR RENT heal S a,,. 2 blocks Iron, campus 3776789_AQ" i~p~ LoMoncho Apatrr.nts. pool & ~ 0 ~ ''Ji Wanted Mature Female own rocat In or sal. 67 ISA 650 cc ',ght.nin 379 7224 (b-fr- 60-c) 0 house flycil now, only 14625 + '4 'jul coinpisie sloe k fu I 'Envy onod F inning cond'ior, neon mint sell 750 or b.si c.ntrot air. woshs, &yev NE etc Ccli ott S ~ 3Th-75~ b-2t-I63-p) offer 372 9531 375 0284 0 St 161 p~ WANTED HP 55 pragrornobl. pock.i colculotor 2bde Alum nw w-w c~p.i ow hurry no couple to shore 2 bdrrn api block Iron, odapt. oh' o'c.hbor ci plus 'sturdy los' no Aug 5)60 s.pt 1)90 wcurity igert aug or sept SI IC-mo call day. ''cdl. ocluded $450 voLe for 575 378 $150 pets, children ok suitable or 3fl-88~ 'c Si -p1 person. 376-~IS {b-3'-163-p) II 22 (0 ii- l6a.p} Need 3 girls to share 2 bdr Api or, Sw A~od he foil ,LshI Haste your ow,, room., 5451, st 55 ma and 50 dept foe as soon R~en"y mad. Available 3tribo w't~ in a beautiful house, ovoilobi. Aug I beg. at possible call Ev.lyn 313-tfl (c-21 yord !nced Low flown CnIF Jo. Refer non .mak.,. S.95 &share old trawiord for a ~,as.'e free gal. 37?47H Coil 373 3734 David b ii 62 -p) w D Mason Co ~.oIto, o-2I-l63-o~ Female roonno'. needed Point West ii 00,',, groduat. upper dv'sior rode, * ~*6~ 2 5~ ,&b.t. home enta' ii, SI ~ F iti I ties or own 98 pooh tourdr~r 2 block, i ompus kitchen isisphon. 0' Lontral heal Soc toll Mo,'.,,. days 5,0*., dye ~ unturn R'nw,~ eriral heat washer $ ) 20 includes Trail., PorS 373 '99) Or anytime 373 O5~ c-Si- ovbh. totE 411 lilies yr lease 379 M 2 b Si I S3~ n-St ~emol. Retinal. 3 for 3 bed 2 both op1 p bedroon, oporirrent graduate upper 1 onk forest 4 NOW ow inbI. Beoutfu' u.,,c r.~wood wih ision moles I b'nck campus S~ 3 tent $95 no I 3 ut' SAYING poolsid. lighted cnn,. ci. alt wood pegs No .cr.w. D~ onh'cue occupants 50 ~ additional pOison 2 Available T1IROUGM INURIDAY cherry gloss fnwk, d3.43s 9 $83 mont1 , lea. 376-6652 oIler Spr,, bit row ccli 37J-?Ifl Marti reduced oug ONLY 1.50 375-0282 oh 5 ~ (a-Si IO-p) en' C-45-61 -p) GOlD S SILVU Thp price paid for des. rings, old eweiry sic corilidentiol Cal "A FILM OF CUll 3fl-34 C me S my friend the cci peed room in EXHILARATING frcus 0. ~ lust me ) need within ~ke to con,~u. prefer foe sept Ccli BEAUTY. Carrie, 372-8779 c-3 -)64-p~ * I or 2 ml. to occufl roster bn in EXTRA VAGANTL'd b&n, 0o Forest o~ fat foil PS + /. FUNNY. al kunnyl busy. compus pool. tennis ccli bun 373-5737 (c-3t-l64-p) 'Amarcord' femole ftccmo. (nonsmoker) own con, S bcqh. deiu~s mot~l. 9cm. these may possibly to ccrtu5. pool. tennIs. t.n, o-4It, furn. stereo, color-tv. cell ke*y Sfl- be Federico kM to4no. needed for august and fll Fellini's most qinle. ke&oein townho'ae aPS for sigust and for foIl q.a'e. % marvelous film.'' AiIm. pool *eflni* call P140 Ic-)- -Vyncent Canby. I.e-p N V Jtnes HELP WANTED ROGER C0RMA~ Presents Mod.ls wanted pIsef. adveflisln5 F RAN CO Jer'ot I itn, fell or pa4Vme paId CR IS TA L D I S traInir', Micra mcgee Sd. Spuitip i'ii~uit 0 rfw~ ~.fl4d .Etev A ~ l.a.,.) u'ently nndd: **erlenad key pinch apa0or wM is not ~sennly wloyed by U, p$e.e taIl Sf05 1e rne and numbs h4-M$.~

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Student voted faculty and adminIstrators will gather in the J. Wayne Belts Ballroom tiom and local govenumubi and civic pa,. ruerve fund to be used 7 pin, to discus the proposed Student Activities Center. poupa would be cwwidued. catalyst far raking other funds or for The Ladership Seminar is spausored by Florida BIB. Key. Mae than 160 faculty pAeanS pupae., If cauinctioui funds members and administrators have beau Invited and all admits intatted ID Steldilug Where would Center became available. President Marston were asked to make reservation, by Monday aRena. cmt.acted aims at aluminA, legislators Radio Station wntw will air a Dialogue Ingram at the activity cater Thursday ~ be located? ujudother Ste loSes to learn that there lO:U pin. to 1a.m. was widespread support for a mass Meanwhile the 13-nnnber Student Activities Cutter planning commIttee will meet at Five sites are being considered, with No. sating facility at the University of 1p.m. today in the Board Roam oft. President's Officeto begins series of dellbuntlous 3 In the lit recommended far particular p,,jda He qpokted an ad hoe commit- on bnaginative and innovative fly' to cautruct the facility. further study: (I) Planing Field, noflel teed studs'S, faculty and adminlafrators The committee has been expanded to include tire. manbn from the canmunity at Florida FleW; (2) parade groemda and to determio campm needs That commit- large, County Comnmisaioo Chairman Jack Durrance, GaMeewlile Mayor-Cwndhuioner recreatIonal -. wet of Florida Field; tee made a preliminary report in January Joe Uttle and Chamber of Commerce President Jim MrIn~ehw. (3) between the .~flwet ad of Florida and a revised - in Jim., recenznendlng Student membership baa been increased from tine to four. Replacing the three field and Perry (beJebhll) Field, aeceS- esiructis that will be Sailed later in original student manbers who have left or will be leaving camsua at the ad of due stating renewal of Van fleet Nail; (4) the tAs documuut Meuwbile, the Legislature summer are Student Body President Jim Eaton, Treasrer Caleb rims, fail freedman old Plant Village St. between Talks Cd not mdiii. timing LW warn mating law student Kris Zeigler and law student Lan Blackman, who will be serving .* this Hall area and fraternity row; and (U) the facilities In lb appropriations bill, but the gunner and will be replaced hi the fall. area mouth of to sewage treaflent - Board of Regents at its meeting in Representing the faculty in planning are William Wagner of the College of acre. the at fran the bus tmnninul Jacksonville July 7 began a procm that Architecture, Don McGloUxJin of the Music Department aid Manning Dour ci the parking lot. A primary caulderatlan I, to may lead tofunding thu@ vital facilities in Political Science Departuesit. locate the cutter for the daily cawenlace tie very near future. Administrators include Administrative Affairs Vice-Praidait William Elmore, of the greatest n=ber of students. Athletic Director Ray Graves and Associate Vice-President for Health Aflairs Kainetit Who is developing Source of Funding Finger, who nnes as chainnan of the committee. Cask, reserves and banding capability of biildlngfeemnowpuldbyatudaitsaspart generatedbyeachmstltutionthe Univer- convocatlaumarnntertalninent wcha, planning for the Center? oitheirtuiiluLThetuofeeetotal$t4hper sity of Florida's share would be $14.1 popular music concert,, qeakers who A 13-waiter camnlttee, chaired by aedit hour and p133 caue whether or million Additional funds needed would be would attract large audience, and Inter- Associate Vice President for Health riot future colleetlarn are smarted for raised from non-date sources collegiate. Intramural and recreational Affairs Kumdu Finger and composed ci ceiructiet of nw)-acadenlc buildinis basket bail and other game requiring four fldfl, tine faculty makers, pmwt cait reeve acewnulating stn~ Could Student Building as well - doss. of three UT' ad dulutratas and three rqire- liii towapprozlmatelyflmllila Son- fee money be used for other areas beneath the seating far wa mtatlvuctlocalgovermnaitalandcivlc ding capa Witty I. Slated at between $23 intramural group and Iviflal na'in- organIzatIons. and $3 mADAm. The Board of Regents ~ other purposes? ~ 5dMUS as karate-judo, wrestling ordered a study to determine total me eoard ci ha~ asked eadi weight ggn.~ng, gyiimatic,, (lance tS, Who would be able to capability. Repel of the study Ii ached- University to submit a hat of priority needs fencing, rifle range. etc. (2) a 2,400eeat uled for Sept. 8 meting of the BOB. If the for non-academic building construction, theatre for the Performing Arts, Including use the faciifies? Sudy shows a We million funding capabil- U? has presented one project - a student opportunities for touring theake, inS- Though planned primarily for student decide to earmark the activities center that would contain three calm, opus, ballet, ayinpluaule, choral. and University cunmnity fuinctia, the funds for nenadunlc construction and separate fundlont (U a 124o-14,S4eat speakers of snalir audience attraction, facilities would be available for outside to allocate It a the basis of money arena for Coinmenceineits and other etc. (3) a itatatoitmi With Olympic size - In the sauu maimer other University pool and separate diving tat for mdlvi- facilities an now used by graqa fran dual recreation, group activity. Infra- outside the University cunmumlty. Soled- Career Service mural and intercollegiate -. Wing would be controlled by a University How would the IMWiity ably not identical to, the Board of of Florida use its share Managers that now govess the J. Wayne ReEls Union. of ih. kinds? Where do we go from

S- ~ - '-' hem? Marts has allocated Stern standing against the fees stipulate Presides funds must be med for capital cuc- from designated activities eater gift, Clerk TyISt 11-111gb school, plus we year experience. Salary $5,387 lion, thus, they cannot bewedforsalaq theUnlverityofFloddavowudatlmtothe

KEG Tee~a U - Nigh school, plus course mEEG equipment Salary Improvement or other operating apse planning conwuitte. The cenaltee will etpul;ic.:- Iaby:-ru;. P462 reaidaa i-nigh school, plus 2 years medical or nursing presentneeds.and let (2) teemSmIll eulSq be amuedat bfl -due oUteruse the mmlvwihUu fads to a~and toaiar cute.imagina- at

- ~ ~ completion of EKG training course. Salary, retired. Fred Faster, Sirum of the tin and la.ovtiv. ways7~idIq Use mc m~ -, Facilities Cmlttee which prupued the facilitiu. at S. lest paiNe eS to fit the

INfuwuati. Dbt4er fl - Mass ~r equivalent In jourixallsn or cemmunlcatlaus. program, told the Board that paying eli ~rfl~in numb S tie mm pus and In P1. 5 ym equtuuce in communicatIons, Including TV, radio and printed media. the pressit indebteteu wit acewnula- liuF~iswe mug and a open- Salary: en.m. ted rWJ and ndudng the he I not tional cot limitatims. if S. Board S ~NOeSd Mu Canes. Salary: 5,451. feasible became pmeu tarOt km Began awovu the fang - at Its ~l TimeS. I - High school, medical terminology and typing 36 wpin. Salary: $ to 2 b~ per eat would w ~~redas sept m*. I seeing. hiSS Mass coetructlm needs real. bring the fail patter, will fits have to be flnmced by betS which could Sandra Gown urn S rihsse -lb NUAU ~bn, Fflm maelegist kwYlser - fl~ school. Y~~' a much higher karat rate. Mr. reserve for student activities center Pulmonary fatima 151g. Salary. $10,314 puo. Parker also said that the studS fi. b.h planning. That $lI% wE be matched

Reams Tua~ Mesa U - Needed in all areas.SalarY trot net mace a tat aratectani *aatrv bairn 11.111gb school, plus four years experience. Salary: 9,333. eouldbeusdforadacbsilingneede, U-MS be N-lingual (BpaflhigEilUllSh) High school, iulus - rear a thepet.btthstprweedu andfleplaumlngcubeuln.ThlswayltIa ~ threepm years experience. Must have excellent ~ ~from ~ v-' -~ utilityfarina bonds are gerald Mw commit- an- gainestimated a six mathsthe University to one yearof flora head tartwin ad dictation a hAsty ~ demie building needs. .Me no other toward cuuclis, bees we reveewe ?eae&~h~g tEAm--eke Degree lii pharmacy and registered with the state of source at lauding I, available for nut- from the bond program will net likely Salary W e university of FloridS is an Equal Employmentformula, Opvortimlt~fAfftmuatlve na,-academnlc buildings. Action Employerbecome available mW well into 1171. Graves. No Florida play for Caidwell

Nmr,,i~',' H' mo ( ~ I Alt] not gOing 4) relt Sc ot her represti it aC ye Ut it' hci~.ccn ChC n schtiol% ill riot 1w rrItdSCt~ o ii hr sIatt ii Florid,. Jr him to "n~ other school in the athletic interests skall con- Cd ~ollegc ii I hr Ntatc dl I Iorl'ia. state, said Graves act. either tiredly or iii- inte.! to pI.v at Florida * tid II IthictiL icItOt Hi~ I PERSONALLY be! eve directly, he N rid cii athlete Si ate. Sc ci son Jack son' I Ic or * ravt% that at is in the best tilelest or another senior collegite '~l think I1I~ decision ~~ll Florida Southcrv cliti~itiate a lot ot future I ~o weeks ago. head for Bruno to go out of the institutbor, or purp OSeS ~ totifrontat ions rhere basketball coah John [ate state, recruittug ban, wthc Ut first shouldn't be any hard Jacksonville University According to an NC AA obtaining the permi~ vetoed a request by ( ldweIl basketball coach Don Beasley isiort of rule, CaIdwell is not aBa ~ted the other institution' athletic l~clings. in tact just the it) attend sumnier school and ~rote UF athletic director make up the eight hour' he to talk with any other sd ccl director to do so. regain rdless d opposite If we get something Graves about Caidwell's stalled like this someday JU until UF gives him ~er- who makes the initial night have a standout player riaded to be eligible to play availability, hut Graves said next winter mission. contract. to, the best interest between who wants to conic here and AFTER THE the two schools UF would No member of an In Graves felt has decision that's when had feelings ceci~on. CaIdwell announced not release Caidwell. stitutions athletic staff or would not cause trouble start.' BAUNO CALDW not in Florida

The Independent florida Alliaator D ~r S Tu.S.vAsw& 1975 Yankees nameB lily Martin manager, Virdon firec

By MILTON RICHMAN his last chance as a manager game with the Cleveland Boston in the American Yankees first choice when You feel like maybe vo Ufled Pta. IntentIonal "EVERY TIME I get fired Indians Saturday afternoon. League East. and one of the they named him manager last let the man down," sa,

Acrobatic Billy Martin, they say it's my last chance.'' HE WAS to hve been at first things he said was he felt year - they wanted Dick outfielder Bobby Bonds.

always the master tumbler, he said speaking softly. This Shea Stadium anyway to help the Yankees still had a chance Williams - will be paid off suppose there arc a lot bounced back right side up is he longest I've ever had to the Yankees celebrate their to catch the Red Sox. on his present contract which things you could have don Saturday as manager of his ait tor a job. Only seven annual Oldtimers Day. WE PLAY the Red So, runs through nett year. but really. it was the anjurit old ball club. the New York lays. Martin. a storm center five more times.' said Martin "I CAN'T THINK of that hurt us the most ankees. replacing Bill His arithnetc '.as a little every place he has ever played I think we have a chance to Lanytliiiig I'd like to do more Virdoib at~cr being tired by oil hut nobody pressed han,. or managed. was given a catch them.' than manage the Yankees.' PAUL SAID, however. hr Texas Rangers. Martin. who broke in with contract through this season As for his overall plans for Virdon said then, whether was confident Martin wouli More subdued than usual, the Yankees in 1950 under and 976. No terms were the Yankees, Martin said. I I'm the lint choice, the perk op the Yankees. 'ib Martin prt"iousl~ Casey Stengel and played revealed but he probably will might go to a little more ol a ~et'ond choice or the 15th were made favorites to wi, stiuised by Minnesota arid st'cotid base for them until receive the same S75.~ a running game. although this choice. this year afte, getting liii Detroit as well as lexas over they traded him away as a year he got from the Rangers. clubs strength as its power We're not blaming Virdon 'Catfish' Hunter for S. clallerences with the front troublemaker in 1957, took Martin. 47, takes over the We've got some guys can tot a thing. said Yankees million and Bonds in a dca Yankees when they are 10 with San Francisco. office - laughingly brushed over the Yanks immediately really hit." President (Jabe Paul. who games behind front-runnnR Virdon, who wasn't the ofT a suggestion this nn2ht be br their regularly scheduled personally brought Martin to Asked if he learned' Saturday morning's news anything from his past (lire conference at Shea Stadium. firings. Martin laughed am tbas is just an exciting move said: 'Yes -be careful wha Some people can't get enough we think will be in the best YOU fl~ flow. interest of the club." Paul had to track dow, As I sat In the Steak and Shake consuming my pre-iai-Alai Paul notified Virdon of his Martin in the wilds a dinner, I noticed an incredible phenomena. dismissal after Friday nights Colorado to get him to thin Subconsciously. I was counting the cars that were going to JACK DIAMOND S-A victory over the Cleveland Yank. the Ocala Fronton. You may ask, just how do I know that Indians. these people are going to Ocala?" The answer is sample. I JAI-ALITES "HE'S A fine gentleman. I was on a ,nountai recojtiize the Regulars. and he took it like the rn flshi*g." said Mania. "lb AFTER SEVERAL visits to the Fronton, you begin to ileman he is," said Paul. they ever found me I don recognize the same faces. You see theni in the grocery store, noticing the same Friday night excitement in the air. People I can understand com- know, but they did, and yet you cannot remember their names. You see them driving were smiling, others were slapping five over a recent win. Still pletely." said Virdon. came off the mountain. to Ocala. passing you by in a speeding Chevy. "Changing managers is Martin becomes th And just who are the regulars? The regulars are the people othm were packing their faces with hot dogs and pizz, while cyciuig a program. ceflairtly the perogative of the Yankees 20th manger. H who thrive on Jai*Alai. "They practically live beret explained "I have beet wagering at hi AIai for 20 years". said Hhiey ownership, and I cannot be said he would retain all lb one cashier. And sure enough. it's true. Marsh fron. Brookaville. * 5ome in Tampa. aatd some hem". critical of what they have present coaches, Ibi the (mi Diane Reese. an attractive blonde who 'commutes from he added. And I really love it. Its true I dropped about two done. I enjoyed my being anyway. [argo said. The reason I come out here is because it is thousand dollars over those years. but to me. isi-Alal is still association with the Yankees, Martin will wear the san' fantastic. Jai-Alai is really great, and the people are really one great sport." and tight now i'm just going uniform No, I he wore whe great to take things easy for a while he first reported to th I STROLLED through the upper section of the Fronton See Regulars (page 20) and relax.'' Yankees in 1950.

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College All-Stars Glenn &tneron (left) and World Chant pJon Pittsburgh Steelers. the Stars 35 yard line. Ralph Ortega (rzjht) put the squeeze on opposing Ortega. who will play frr the Atlanta Falcons saw n4nning backs during the 1974 seas"':. this season, stopped a Steeler drive in the third Another Ex-Gator Bruton Lawless, also at offensive The Ex-Gator linebacking duo anchored ike quaner when he intercepted a Teny Rradshaw action Friday night. He alternated AllSrar defense in Fndav n:ghKs 2 JI4 loss to the pass at theAll-Stariwo yard line and returned it to right guard with South Dakota States Bill Boden.

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oil conga time hot and heavy N.L. East race Schmidt & Son CA~~CARE CENTER 11w New York Mel plot righthanded pitching in the Pirates last year for outfielder the past with I 2-6 Jrn-~ Reuss khlnd Sl.Lo hx.kcned rhunday. Friday torn. of starter' loin Seaver Gene Clines, to be used as leading the rotation of Ken 4404 N.W. 13 St 376.6412 and Saturday in Pittsburgh's and rookie Hank Webb backup tor star catcher Brett, Bruce Kison and urn I brec Rivers Stadium. but on proved unable to come up Manny Sanguillen Dyer Hooker. As of the 26th of Sunday it sickened he Met ,.ith a win caught the second half of the July. the Pirates ~od second and again denieded the Stayer pitched 10 innings 15 inning game and trotted in the National League in PRIVATE in the national Irague in the first game. but got no (A' I dt decision. His teammates gave INSTRUCTIONS I h rye straight victories him a 4-3 lead after Seaver GREG FORIIER a, u'cr I he Pirates by I he Met' got behind early 3-0. Hg Lam. Co a halt Sunday when failed to hold it a half inning. Rn ip~ GWtz awl MartJ he Hjcs edged the Mets twice thus setting up ex-Met Duffj OPINION hy 5-4. 4-3 scores. [be first Dyers game ~&innIng homer around the bases with none lowest earned run average Th Is week we offer 20 ganic went an agonizing, cliff- in the 15th. out In the I 5th after con- (ERA). p. recent off all strings. ond hanging IS innings. A Met That's right. fluffy Dyer. fleeting with a Bob Apodaca They hovered around the 20 percent oft oil Mortin ~.tIory there and another in Not your everyday household fastball. AlE mark at the time while 0. jitors. the night cap. coupled with nmnie to be sure. Just last the Mets had the third lowest Philadelphia's win over the It was his third homer of season he bounced around the season at 3.20. Only the Los Angeles Expo~. would have set up the with the Mets and batted .211 Dodgers had bette, than the East like this: Pittsburgh two with no homers and ten runs The loss had to be a big one Mets and Pirates. games in front of the Pulls batted in. backing up cat- tbr the Mets. who had From then, you have to go and four games in front of the chets Jerry Grote and Ron whittled the Pirates lead all the way don to Seventh illN. MAE 371439k Mets Hodges. down to si~ games by place to find the Pbillies with . mn INSTEAD, MET throwing three straight lefty I HE WAS TRADED to the starters against the Pirates. an ERA of 3.64. No Phil Jerry Koosinan. George Stone starer among Steve Carleton. Regulars1 and Jon Matlack all picked Jim Lonborg or rookie Torn up wins. Stone was the only Underwood is having a year to rave about. (From page 18) one to fail to complete the game he started. BUT TEE PHIL bats have Sweet Sn Alt forc, of Its hard to think about all the money won or lost at Jai-Alai. AND IF THE LOSS wasa taken up the slack. At the tic., and ibis is my All ore remembers is the good times had at the Fronton. Yet, same date as above, the Ptsils Siveel thfl@t W%.n blow to the Mets. it had to be visit bonit peoi. a,. many a tine Gainesville business has started in Section B Row a boost for the Pirates who and Pirates were tied for ha p One ma And K second place in National daina in pavtI~ :~ had lost five of six games by Show THE REGULARS seldom talk about winrnng or losing. League batting at .270. The before the Sunday twin bill. and th [heir basic topic for discussion is Hernaodez. or what's It left theni in front of the Phil, had played 89 games at von -ally can n.h. happening at the Hilton after the night is over yet there they PlujIs by four and a half games the time and the Bites 88 with are, game after game. standing at the cashier's window. the Pbils scoring just two oCdi$ while the Mets dropped back I also lad ~OO4 - [be regulars have a secret. Many people tend to make more runs than the Rues. aboiji my p05.t 0 in to eight gaines. the Al, Force comr~fl, quick decisions. Most of the time, by following your instincts. Hits were almost even, there nity. i'm a loader you may pick Thafl the '.ay it stoodasthe being mart hit that,, to. In, some- the correct team to win. Yet, due to some just one Pirate cit. ib. @Oir bmOi. L strange reason, (perhaps a superstitious girl-friend) you go three battling clubs of the than the Phillies' 822. National League East entered er. and sister, I meet hack and change your bet. In fielding, the Pliils and In tha SWC tan Ihis is not true with the regulars. Many have told nut that their last 50 or so games of the ccl. to And it Pirates are again separated by 'tire' them to know, hey make their selections early, sometimes even before the season. The Pirates headed they hai. a Yost. In into St. Louis to take on the the slimmest of margins - Air Forta .natt.n bat I- ronton OpCflS. Pittsburgh leading the Pink coFcSrfl *~m r THEN, THEY place their bets early wbde there an just-above .500 Cardinals The Air Foc. neds no long by one percentage point with mo, leadart piot. linc~ to hassle with. Personally. I have never seen a regular while the Mets played host to airorew nh.mb.n a .979 average. The Mets math majors .51 Shw-oizt the last place Expos. The *0(0 and .nelnnrlng average stands at .975. majors Von migt't - 11w second reason. (which probably make, the most sate) Pitillies took on the fifth-place on. at then, and It,. Things are close - too beat way to find fli.t to place your bets early. is that this allows enough time to grab Chicago Cubs in out is it an Air force Philadelphia. close for Pirate comfort. They more 9tttaiii. met, cold Bud before the newt game. know the PtlIbes alt going to a. tO. Ibm. end AS I walked back to my seat. I realized that even the All of the dire. will be give then, a battle and after and non- security guards had been chatting casually to many regulars. sc~a~ip Wit% not looking to start a string. tort the Mets took three out of five I.e. 1n4. *ii hewn SM. P. Blown, a regular security guard who works in something going before it is and - If - - this past weekend. It appears Ve ifl plans~ it's worth Morphine Area during the day said, You know I'm here 6,0th, too late - if it isn't too late they'll have to think about evefl week. I see the same people here and they are my already. them too- friends. THE PIRATES have Things are tight, but that's So if you frequent the Jat-Alsi Fronton, be sure to say hello excellent hilling, that, well airight. Its good for baseball. Put it aD together I. Air Fern WJIt to the aegulan. known. Thel, pitching is especially when it'. the only I am sure they will say hello to you. stronger thai. it has been in race going on-

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