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The University of Maine at Orono the daily student newspaper aine since 1875 ampus vol. 90 no. 40 Tuesday, March 30, 1982 Students, administrators agree Proposed tuition hike inevitable by Tim Rice "The extent is difficult to predict. I "Combined with the proposed about keeping up the quality of their Staff Writer would assume that the raise will be Reagan budget cuts it will affect a professors. Students and administrators alike less than the 15 percent of last year, larger number of people. It will mean "I'm in engineering." Marcy said, are taking Chancellor Patrick but it will still be pretty hefty. a decrease in educational opportu- "and I see many of my professors McCarthy's proposed 12-16 percent "Even with an increase the Univer- nities for lower-income students," leaving to work in industry. Most tuition hike with a collective ho-hum. sity of Maine is still a bargain when Jordan said. people expected the increase anyway. "I think it was inevitable," said compared to other institutions around Student Representative to the board We should give our professors the David McAtee. a Resident Director the country," he said. of trustees Henry Marcy said he thinks raises they deserve...although 16 from Chadbourne Hall. It doesn't Brown said that ,the tuition hike, that most students won't mind the percent might be a little much." surprise me." coupled with the proposed govern- increases because they are concerned "I was talking with some friends ment cuts in financial aid would have a about it at lunch today, and we all had "very.very bad effect on enrollment." Protestors against U.S. a good idea it would be going up. We I hope Congress stands up on its sort of expected it. hind legs and opposes the aid cuts:* But McAtee said he doesn't think Brown said. "In a state like Maine, the increase will be that damaging. which is not a wealthy state, people in El Salvador number 200 "People will still manage to scrape have to scrape and sacrifice so they I. a udia I s.ounir nssIs ed. she said, uiih 581 can go it up somehow." he said. "As the to college. This is a serious Staff Writer million projected to be spent this year thing. economy goes. so goes tuition." on grenades, chemicals and other The proposal for 1982-83 will raise "In the future students may have to UMO professors and students join- weapons, she said. "All for a country opt for a tuition to 5I.410 for Orono and part-time program and ed with local labor and church groups that is not at war with another country. spread Southern Maine students. The rate at out their education. to march. about 200 strong, against icy It's a civil war." "The wealthy other campuses would go to 51.320. will always be able to winds in Bangor Saturday to protest Keremitsis also said the United pay, and the Room and board for all students would poor can often get by on United States involvement in El States is in violation of the United scholarships. rise an average of 7.5 percent. But the great middle Salvador. The march followed an Nations Convention on the Status of class is left to its "From the basis of the financial own means. And that ecumenical service held at St. John's Refugees and U.S. immigration policy means is shrinking picture in general. I would assume up." Catholic Church in memory of Salva- by refusing asylum to Salvadoran "The that the increase is a foregone increases are understand- doran Archbishop Oscar Romero. refugees. Of 6.000 who sought asylum able." said conclusion." said Trustee Francis A. senior political science Three speakers, including UMO in the United States last year. only one major Bruce Brown. Jordan Assistant Professor of History Eileen was granted asylum, she said. The Keremitsis, addressed the marchers United States is refusing asylum at Westmarket Square. cutting short because it is not admitting that El their talks due to the numbing cold. Salvador is fighting a civil war, she Also speaking were sister Miriam said. De% lin. of the Missionary Sisters of The United Nations Convention on the Immaculate Conception. and the Status of Refugees states that Charles O'Leary. president. Maine persons who have fled their country AFL-CIO. out of "well-founded fear of prose- Keremitsis, wearing a black arm- cution based on race, nationality, band for protest and mourning. membership in a particular social called for an end to deportation from group, or political opinion." shall not the United States of Salvadoran be returned. The United States has refugees and an end to U.S. assistance signed this convention, according to a to the military junta. handout provided at the service. The crisis in El Salvador is a "The United States immigration law domestic crisis, she said. It has provides for the safety of foreign nothing to do with the Soviet Union or nationals endangered by civil war or Cuba as the State Department and the catastrophic circumstances." she said Reagan administration claim. she later. said. "We can't believe what they O'Leary thanked marchers for their thi • milder sicaihur 1,511 1,11, 101111(1 ruTr r presence and said it means more to warmer dais in coin,(Kcal) phnin The United States is the only tsee March p.3) Mitchell tofight for student aid programs

by Bruce Clavette among states in the percentage of 1983 that number could be two to Staff Writer high school students who go on four times greater, because aid to college and the proposed cuts will be 50 percent of current President Reagan's proposed combined with Maine's low per levels," he said. cuts in federal student aid capita income would have a But Mitchell said it is unlikely programs would be disastrous for "profound, adverse effect" that the budget cuts, including student thousands of Maine students, would be "tragic for them aid cuts, would go through in said Maine Sen. George J. (students) in Maine.' their present form. He said it's Mitchell Monday in a press Mitchell said through contact not likely they'll pass in the conference at Bangor with every college head in the House but they are "up in the air International Airport. state he has determined that by in the Senate." Mitchell said he opposes the fall of 1982 approximately 2,483, Mitchell said he will fight to proposed cuts because they or seven percent, of Maine's keep student aid programs at would force too many students 35.363 students. including 785 their present level of funding. out of school. "There is an out-of-state students attending He said Reagan's aid cuts are overriding national interest to Maine schools, will be unable to unfair because the burden will provide every boy or girl who has return to school. fall too heavily on the average the talent with an education,"he 'But that's not the most American family. "Those w•ith said, significant figure. The most incomes between $12,000 and State Senator Ceorge Mitchell Mitchell said Maine ranks 48th significant figure is that by fall of (see Mitchell p.2) (Storey photo) 2 he .Vame Campus. Tuesday, Was, ro. 1982 Keane acq-uaints audience with futurism Del

by Connie McKenzie somehow so it wouldn't be as example of a foreseeable es ent is the elasileite perspeLtoes goes beyond the by David Staff Writer disastrous." postage rate hike, he said. short term, and it should be lateral, not Staff Write Keane gate examples of When introducing futurism into a vertical. unforeseeable events, including the corporation, Keane emphasized the "An example of lateral and vertical Expressi, Dr. John G. Keane, president of first Mount St. Helens' eruption, the importance of assigning it to relatively can be found in drilling a well," wide conce Managing Change, Inc. of Illinois, MGM Hotel fire, and the assassination new people. "Don't give it to someone Keane said. "Vertical is when you will come I lectured here Monday to a standing- of Egyptian President Sadat. An who's about to retire, who's set in his keep drilling deeper and deeper in the leaders of room-only crowd of business ways," he advised. "Futurism needs same place when you don't find the World administration students and faculty superior analytical abilities from a anything. Lateral is drilling a little in front of concerning the concept of futurism in future sensitive person." here, a little there, a little somewhere The gmu the business world. "If you're an economist and think . else." five similar "Futurism should not be confused only of economic forecasts, if you do a Keane said, "Futurism is no longer a now crossint with forecasting or predictions, it 1, good job at that you'll be all right--as managerial luxury, it is a corporate converge in rather the process, actions, and long as the times are very stable and necessity." support of t contemplations of possible alternative predictable," Keane said. "But if Special Sesi future states," Keane said. He added times change, Then you're dead." Leading t that it also should not be confused "When businesses such as the ese Buddhi! with fortune-telling. Chrysler Corporation are dying, it the m-ocessi Keane said the two catalysts which emphasizes the mortality of businesses CAMPUS Town at 9:31 launched futurism in the modern era and the importance of futurism," on campus k were the Great Depression of the 1930s Keane said. CRIER Fogler Libr defamation of World War II. Futurism refocuses management and the ceremonies These things were foreseeable perspectites. Keane said the need to " Square Thut es ent s, someone should has e anticipated them." Keane said. "After Delitery Driter wanted.Applt "What w there the detastation and misery of those person. Napoli Pizza, Or..... 17, that i Park St. Four years two CSCIllS, futurism became important so that we would hate warning of House for rent. two miles aw .. happened m similar occurrences. Then if it couldn't Woodmove. hint: I - May 31 that it was lIr .tihri ,any ks an ass. \! 30 $6O0. month I5500-summei spokesman t he as erted, maybe we could mute it I.8:- •n. .• Law. Searches, 7058. Fridat. sen'utes and individual rights. Wanted: I RI:AST. RI R at "there v Student Legal Sert ices Office. \SSISTANT MEASURER t congressmer * Police Blotter * nion. it Entertainment what was ha .nies lot the 82:83 acaden bt Richard ei sleeping on "Consequ Alulhern of a male a lounge p.m. Writing Laborator‘ . Salaried posit ion Staff %mei couch and a table had been important di "Cietaing Started." Fourth Ilium, ...iience, 'itch:rico important gi oterturned. The cost of cleaning -mums Robert C. Ingraham, also 'NI Building. at ailable iii• about nuck the soiled area was estimated at rillice and known as Arthur MacKeil, 29, ot are due Ar ignored es er $50. I., 11111110 Poi tland, was arrested Thursday 7:30 p.m. Foreign Film Series, IllIor III:111011 h..t. said. I 7429. in the East Annex The Traitors," Argentina. 101 on a charge ol A Stonington resident was Pertlikis criminal trespass. I' AI Building Police said dris ing his car along Maine 4 hate a date Ingraham was in violation of a Atenue Match 15 when it struck ; march is dire, probation order directing that he a pothole, causing a hub cap to not enter the campus II he Maine tir Guard Has and relused Ily oft and shatter a window in to lease when asked. Ingraham Caribou Hall. Damage to the :tea tor 1:agineeriag Officers. Facia was tiansported to Third District window was estimated at $75. Court in Bangor for arraignment Applicants must: The Bangor Public Works (continued He was being held fr Monday at the Department was asked to fill the Have or Be scheduled to receive a Bachelors Penobscot Count t jail in lieu of pothole. $360 bail. Degree in Engineering, be less than age 35, stand as a go% ernment A car owned tit a Bangor ibttend A Penobscot Hall resident Officer Training School, be a U S. Citizen. resident was found to be leaking reported that she awoke the At the met a signifkant quanta) of gasoline -Li Contact SSgt. Dave Griffiths, Maine morning of March 11 to find that Air Guard. Raymond E while parked in the Union lot someone had scooped large St John's. s March 16. The Unitersitt Fire amounts of dirt from a planter in (44,;141.,ts, 9474571,441 391 knowingly I Department hosed down the area Ole lobby. mixed the dart with 911ATICNAL and the car's owner was asked to •ok 101.1V OTOVI.re" Mon, • C L14:17.1C` water and then dumped the 411 remove it from unit ersitt mixture on the carpet outside her proper't nor. Dirt had also been s read Mitchell icontinued from p. I I

skill Greater SIS.000 miner most, he Bangor's Most Eligible said. He said he agrees the budget should be balanced but Reagan's Bachelor Contest was is "unfair and unnecessart" because it pisis on the old and the poor. "I think there should be reductions if eteryone shares it FINALS THIS eiaaallt he said. 4? He said eliminating the tax break for the oil industrt would WEDNESDAY MARCH 31 reduce the deficit by $I 2 billion. 8 He said General Electric made $2 eligible bachelors will be competing in billion last year and paid no taxes but got a $90 million refund. He sari he agrees defense spending * 4: Tux competition shoold be increased but the r•• ,. ,, ed increase o 513 billion • much. too fa, 4: * Swimwear competition Today's * Designer jean competition Weather Prize ...Prize Prize ... Prize • Titre,: das and 155,1 nights in thc BIG Al'I'l (AP)- Sunny followed by I iound irip airfare. lodging and choice of theme' increasing cloudiness today. Highs 45 to 50. Chances of showers or flurries north and east BOUNTY TAVERNE 5009 m47a i8n6s5t ireet *:÷ and showers likely elsewhere by laic night. Lows in the 30s. The Maine Campus. Tuesdav, .11oreh 30, 1982 3 fl Demonstrators to march for disarmament sex goes beyond the by David bould be lateral, not Walker for them to go to school. People seem Staff Writer to Wake first in their wallets," Perdikis I lateral and vertical Expression of the growing world- said. wide concern drilling a well," over nuclear destruction Perdikis explained that if there Is not will ertical is when you come to UMO Wednesday when a freeze on nuclear weapons leaders of the er and deeper in the New England leg of production now the new range of n you don't find the World Peace March demonstrate missiles coming out will make I is drilling a little in front of the Fogler Library. disarmament impossible. Hc said , a little somewhere The group arriving will be one of verification of nuclear missiles will Ore similar groups of peace marchers soon be impossible. turism is no longer a now crossing the U.S.. all of which will "The cruise missile is like an it is a corporate converge in New York City June 7 in unmanned aircraft that is guided by. support of the United Nations Second computer. It is programmed to the Special Session on Disarmament. contour of the land and flies 50 fcet Leading this group are two Japan- above the ground. Radar can't tell the ese Buddhist monks who will begin difference between the missile and a .1111.111.haw... I ) the procession at Indian Island in Old These Buddhist monks will lead bird," he said. 2AMPUS a peace march in this area Nednesday.(cork photo) Town at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. the group will arrive action. • CRIER on campus at noon and hold a demonstration on the Phil Guimond, a spokesman for Indian Island Debbie Salopek is a young woman who decided she Fogler Library steps a I p.m. Official departure Governor Timothy Love, said the tribal government couldn't sit passively watching the nuclear build-up ceremonies will be held in Bangor's Westmarket supports all efforts for nuclear disarmament. any longer. Speaking at the press conference Friday she said that fear Square Thursday at 8:30 a.m. "We realize there are enough weapons on the of nuclear war caused her to contribute whatever efforts she could. She has since r wantetl.Api*, , "What we're trying to do is make people aware planet to terminate warm-blooded life on this planet. walked from Paso Robles, Calif., to Seattle. Wash., Pizza, Orono, I that there is a Special Session On Disarmament. This includes us," he said. and will be walking the New England leg of the Four years ago when the first special session Perdikis said that although support for the march World Peace Match as well. . Two miles awl happened many people in this country were unaware has been "really, really wonderful," apathy an une I- klav that it was even going on," said John Perdikis, a ignorance toward the situation has been highest on "There were even people 500-sumnie- spokesman and fellow marcher, at a press conference the college campuses in America. He noted this is in Friday. contrast to civil action in the sixties when the college in the government... iASLREit "There were even people in the government, campuses were livid with anti-war sentiment. who were ignorant of who ignorant of TREASURER congressmen and senators, were "The thing that's interesting in the peace what ten .1111111elit A what was happening at the United Nations. movement in this country is that now the people who was happening..." tO w 82 acadeo, "Consequently, even though a lot of very are instigating it are the religious people and the older I have a lot more hope . actively led p0,11 h111, important documents were written up and a lot of people," he said. doing something," she said. important gains were made in deciding how to go "It's very dift !Tent from the available ill - sixties during the The Buddhist monks, Res. Enche Kawana and about nuclear disarmament, the world powers Vietnam War whcn the Ind arc du. students led the protests. Sister Masai Tashiro, are of the Nipponzan Buddhist ignored everything that was gained there," Perdikis Archbishop Hunthouse in Washington state has order and follow the Mahanyana sect of Buddhism said, publicly said that he will not pay 55 percent of his which emphasizes compassionate outward reaching Perdikis said one of the aims of the march is to taxes for federal defense." action as the path leading to spiritual enlightenment. have a date set for disarmament. He also said the "It's just a matter of time before the students wake rh,e t ti Oink a ,111 I III Of their li,es march is directed toward generating local community up. President Reagan is already making it difficult • ,,in.

Facult)., students join march SEA Concerts and l NIFB present

(continued from p. It the only Maine appearance of Bachelors n age 35, stand as a patriotic citizen when our when he aligned himself with the poor government is wrong than when it is in El Salvador. Citizen. right. At the memorial service earlier, Rev. Romero, assassinated on March 24. ou r Guard, Raymond Bertrand, Si. pastor of 1980, had beseeched then President St.John's, said Archbishop Roilicr, Carter to send no more arms to El knowingly faced threats • t e Salvador, Bertrand said. TICNAL JAVIL` IIMMINIMINMP

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Questionable priorities Toole's turn r0 some obsersers, it would appear the lingering world affairs, the point is that more and more people JOHN TOOLE hill which nips at our ears has numbed other parts of are attempting to inform themselves and others us as well. about the issues which may come to a head in the Despite the whirlwind of ominous events in El future and which may demand U.S. response in El Salvador and neighboring Central American Salvador and its_neighbors. It leaks countries--some of which boast U.S. involvement-- What is unfortunate is that these steps are not anything going on pride themselves most students seemed numbed to being taken by students, who often The damn toilet leaks. their textbooks. critical prowness and inquisitive spirit. outside of on their A one billion dollar sticker Nearly every morning's paper brings us news of the true that the deflated job market and Though it is price and the damn toilet leaks. I turbulence and instability in Central America as well market give future graduates plenty to inflated food mean, the ship has only gone out as increasing U.S. aid there, including nearly 100 themselves with, the war already taking concern of the dock three times and military advisors in El Salvador. very "real" place on our continent could become already the toilet leaks. How errd Although student apathy has become as very quickly for very many. much abuse can six spacemen synonomous with the 1980's as selcro and food March, which The local branch of the World Peace give to a brand new toilet processors, there is increasing concern among many is being held to call attention to the U.N. Special anyway? members of the elder generation in the area of U.S. Session on Disarmament this summer, will march involvement and nuclear proliferation. Wednesday from Indian Island to the steps of Fogler I'd sure as heck like to get my Many town councils and governments throughout Library to dramatize and inform people about the hands on the guy that built that We shoi New England, including the town of Orono, have issues of armament and impending violence which toilet—or the engineer that drawn up resolutions and open letters condemning seem so distant to some, yet which already affect our designed it. With a one billion U.S. involvement in Central America and arms lises. dollar price tag on that space for any build-up. These voices are being trained on the Although just a gesture, marches and rallies of this shuttle, the toilet must have cost a lot federal government in an attempt to gise public sort reflect the concern over international conflict of money. Hey, after your To the editor: concern the attention it deserves in policy-making which is on the rise. food supply, the most important issues. Besides, as students, we might just learn thing on that space ship is the While it is doubtful that actions such as these will something. toilet. The Equal have any real or immediate effect on the state of A.P. It was probably just some Amendment, in it goofball anyway. Some guy, reads as follows: sitting around on his lunch break some afternoon when it hit I. Equality of right him. law shall not be abridged by the "Hey Charlie. I got a great or by any state on idea for a practical joke," he sex. said. 2. The Congress sh; "Oh yeah. What you got power to enf, planned. Mike? his buddy appropiate legisl; replied. pros isions of this a "Watch this. I'll just leave this 3. This amendment washer a little bit loose. Now, effect two years aft when those suckers get up there of ratification. going around the planet, see, the toilet starts to leak on 'ern. Boy, That's it. Short, I can see their faces already," he simple. Notice that said. reference to prisons, co-ed t "Heh, heh. That's pretty mothers of younl good--it'll be pretty hard to call being forced to g, for a plumber up there. What a outside the home. joke! You're a real pistol. fairy tales, told II Mike," his friend said. away from the be One billion dollars. There the ERA offers trot probably isn't even a warrants ill women. the shuttle. Or if there is In recent year probably expired after Mild!, states have amen days. consi it ut ions to equality for .wutti The United Press The University ofAlaine at Orono's student newspaper since 1875 International state law. Their exa ran a wire story last week about a Isle Warne Coo . • publtshed us a realistic idea c dads at car dealer in Houston r r I Sluice at OTODO who thinks could expect from 1 tett business officer arc the shuttle is just a creampuff. ERA. Rather tl o e 'A Lord Hall, LIMO. Maine The car dealer said he wouldn't o Stade 04469. telephone violent disruptions, 120,1 give NASA 581 1,11 Adsertiong and subscription any more than $4.50 ERA's have led rates asaulabk upon request Prtnted at million for the Campus shuttle because it examination of stank rhr El s worth got,.an, Ellsworth, Just isn't worth it. He blamed the Maine 04605 correction of su Wire Editors Assniamt long trips and fast starts for necessary. One decreasing the Michael Dave. ken Mal, staff value of the ship. interest is changt Paul F Elmore Mars Ellen Matasa Corr &swot r Well, I don't blame him. 1 inheritance tax Product:ma %wagers Pete- sherd wouldn't want to pay any mire which have traditio M•nsging lidston than $450 million for that shuttle widows at a disac Staff M riten Brenda Bickford myself. When you're going to New laws lend to rev Joe MuLaialrtin Lam Reese (irealation Managers Bruce C Ld et I Kathy 'Mel aughlin Naomi Lushes Program. Assistants buy something you want it to 55. Pyol P2UIPIIC N1,1 aught, Connre MiKenrui work. If you're. Pete- Vi Shares Datsd V. alker going to buy a Nests Editors Johanna Johnson 'Ben 1 orA vehicle like the space shuttle, you Kdiertising Maarten Rch Sri darn Paul Wright Naomi Lathes Sean Brodrisk Nancy want a toilet that's going to Quinn Kolls Jo Clark Tim Rice Carloosasts Mars Malaya work. Al Green Robin 5,01.118111,er Mary Ellen Scout Blau f uss Marshall Murphy Advertkin Represtiniatisei Smith I'm betting the Japanese will 'Imitates Manager Amt. News Editors Ands Paid Matthew Kaths Sarni Wendy Barrett Anne I ondon build a space shuttle that's Jo-Ann Parker "yams Auger Edward Mann Paul Pierce cheaper, more fuel efficient and SO. VaIlels Claudia Tut:" Janet Robbins has a toilet that works. Give kast. Balm= Musser Nancy Storey Pfau Asa:stoats Van,Gray them time. Pau/ Tukev Nticki LeBrun Mandy Knight Scott Wallace 'estates Editor Gina Ferazn `Sorts "Altars Todd Coffins Tti pentium Nod Get:bell Tom Roberee John Took Ellen York Mary Geraghty Adsertsing Prnductioa Nan, Stores Kavous Zahedt Robin ()Ilion Hodgkin, John Toole is a junior Arts Eagan Glenn Pike Defbbte Phillip Photo Fabler Shaun Bresnahan Don Linscutt journalism major from Ran,eor. Franck McLaughlin Gretchen Piston Don Linscott Robin Robinson Maine. Dark I loyd-Rees Andrea Saunders Jane Bernard Sara Larson 7he Maine Campus. Tuesday, March 30, 1982 5 Response EQUAL Amendment is a giant step forward 01.E TIME To the editor: supporters, Miss McLaughlin, ERA is ratified, it will bring an are attempting to change immediate public awareness of I This letter is in response to attitudes, not only through these prejudices. It will be Kathy McLaughlin's law, but through actions in ' editorial spelled out in our sacred on ERA in the March 10th their every day lises. ERA Constitution that it is wrong to edition of The Maine Campus. supporters belies e that discriminate because of sex. If Obviously, Miss everyone should have the it is not ratified, then the ar sticker McLaughlin, you have missed opportunity to do or be what changes will continue to be et leaks. I the entire point of the Equal they want without idiotic slow and prejudices will gone out 1101 F, pu1,110.cd. Rights Amendment. Yes, the prejudices. If a woman wants continue to barn, people. I!, the, a...peo • amendment calls for changes to be a homemaker that's One important fact remains: titles and II ,u I, 5,, ct14, knit, I in at that took years to great. If a woman wants to be. if the ERA is not ratified this is. How clarity, taste and to fit a. form and no one expects a construction year, the battle will not end. spacemen space. them worker, that ens toilet to be changed osernight. But should be great. too. But it The ERA will be reintroduced is it so hard to see that people isn't. And the same prejudices to Congress and the states has': been trying to change exist against men who want to again and again until it is to get my. those attitudes for almost as bc nurses or cooks. ERA ratified. No matter how many built that We shouldn't settle many years? Are you so blind suppopters are working to years it takes, no matter how leer that that you can't or see destroy these prejudices by many Phyllis Schally s and one billion that the amendment is a giant speaking out against them Kathy McLaughlins appeat. hat space for anything less step forward in changing those both in public and in private. one day the ERA will become have cost at tit udes? It is their beliefs that are law. Then. perhaps, America after your To the editor: economic contributions of a You' editorial too readily helping to change at will begin to achiese some sit important homemaking wife to the discounts the effects sit the And it is their beliefs that will its highest ideals: fieedom hip is the family's estate, thus lowering ERA and its supporters. In continue to change attitudes from prejudice and equality The Equal Rights her estate taxes. Resisions in fact, svou write that ERA esen if the ERA isn't ratified under the law. Amendment, in entirety, supporters should stop trying by June 30, 1982. lust some its laws dealing with marriage, it/ change laws and begin Unfortunately the changes Julie E. Hopkins omc guy. reads as follows: divorce. and child support changing attitudes. in attitudes are slow. It the BCC 'Os lunch base given similar recognition ER.A when it hit I. Equality of rights under the to a wife's contributions. law shall not be denied or A national ERA would has e Fiji marathon and ACS abridged by the United States these Meets and others. worthwhile To the editor: support? But has this public not rut a great or by any state on account of Social Security benefits for 56 percent as reported (is support really made joke," he sex. working women and their a there any organization. be it As an alumnus of UNIO and difference? Has the "War on profit 2. The Congress shall have the families would be improved. or non-profit that could a brother of Phi Gamma Cancer" been paying any survise with over half the YOU gin power 0 etitsirce. by Federally supported programs Delta, I was excited and disidends? budget allocated for is buddy appropiate legislation, the and institutions would find it pleased to learn that the "Eiji- We don't rely on large management pros isions of this article. more difficult to discriminate and 24 hour relay marathon" was corporations (the society 3. This amendment shall take against women employees, administration?): that public- t lease r ft a huge success and benefitted receises less than 5 percent of elect two years after the date with possible good effects for education programs and se- "", the American Cancer Society. its crusade funds from community ol ratification. women's economic position in sersices accounted I up U, I base been a solunteer for the corporations), we receise no general. Most important, such for 27 percent of budgetary 4, see, ill, American Cancer Society federal monies. and we do not That's U. Short, sweet and a law would encourage an allocations; that cis er 25 'ern. Boy. (ACS) for the past 8 years and benefit from the United Was. percent simple. Notice that there is no int pros ed attitude towards was targeted for cads .'• Its base %used at the local level as Our support is your support— reference to integrated women. Should we settle for research, and that the ACS well as the state lesel in my the Gamma Sigma Sigma prisons, co-ed toil or anthing less? does meet the highest t's r-L.-., present position as Crusade Dance-A-[hon. the Beta mothers of young children I hope that your insensitive standards of the National od Chairman, and member of the Theta Pi Benefit Party, the being forced to go to work and politically naise editorial Information Bureau. Cancer !. Vs hat Executise Committee. Sigma Phi Epsilon Benefit outside the home. these are will not discourage people is too important a subject to al pistol, Accordingly, to read that Concert, the Delta Tau Delta fairs tales, told to scare us front working for the ERA. be left to hazardous reporting. the ACS was undesersing of Frisbee Fair and yes, the away from the benefits that Contact the UNIO Womens Fiji [he many false and maccurage the college community's Marathon. The Societ s allegations [her the ERA offers both men and Center (2261) for more have done a tragic support was indeed disturbing, depends on soluntary efforts dissers ice arrant, in or if you'd like to to the UMO especially in light of all the and people, progress and community. left: In recent years, sixteen help. good that has resulted from purpose are the elements that The fact Cr states base amended their is that the good the beneficence of UNIO keep the dream alise that works both constitutions to pros of the UM() idc students. Ask the 2.987 cancer will be conquered. equality for ,women under Karen Roothaan student body and the ACS ernatr cancer patient, in Mame who In closing, it is regrettable Maine Division state law. Their example goes RFD I Box 1026 begin and end ek at, have receised free medical that the man who wrote the at the us a realistic idea of what we Les ant local "grass roots" rho it • supplies or base benefitted by letter which appeared in the level—atter could expect from a national all, that's where camp, our rehabilitation programs, if Maine CallIpUS of Wednesday. ERA. Rather than cause the rubber meets the road, just would; the ACS is undeserving, or ask March 10. 1982 chose not to violent disruptions, these state ask any of the runners who the 136,042 students who base check with the ACS in ads ance participated than $450 ERA's haw led to a re- itt the marathon, receised an educational of his letter "Cancer Society if because II examination of state laws, and this is not the case. program, or the researchers at undeserving of pledges." It he olamed the correction of such when P.S. Speaking of your So, to esersone at UNIO starts Jackson Laboratory and The did he would hase learned that lot necessary. One area of cartoon: If sharing a who has helped the ACS, we Foundation for Blood 12 percent of the ACS the ship. interest is changes in the bathroom with guys will help budget extend our sincerest thanks-- Research in Scarborough who, went to assistance to your insolsement him. I inheritance tax laws, laws ERA to pass, I volunteer. I is a sine of in this year alone, have indis idual patients, not 5 cvsnlidence in our any mute which base traditionally left grew up with a houseful of programs received oser $500,000 in percent as stated; that 8.5 and our progress. tat shuttle widows at a disadvantage. brothers and I doubt I will see research grants if the ACS is percent of the budget was Dick Upham going to New laws tend to recognize the ant lung 1 hasen't seen before. undeserving of your financial expended on administration, Di,ision Crusade Chairman ant it to ne sum-r ilLitofosy

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ii;sarerieslfween-Xvieve Tolls to increase on furnpike a 14/P. 71z1.0e.WarittOt Hockey 10.4, PORTLAND. Maine(API - Effective Department of Transportation's de- May I. tolls on the Maine Turnpike pleted highway fund by 54.7 million a Andre Aub will go up 25 percent for passenger year. and to help repay $8.5 million in Lafleur have in cars and 35 percent for most commer- federal highway assistance. cial vehicles. sional ice hock Under the new schedule, former Uniye But passenger car motorists com- the toll for passenger cars for the standouts had muting between two interchanges may 100-mile full-length trip between with the Fredri purchase quarterly passes designed to York and Augusta will climb from 52.15 the American represent a 50 percent sayings over to $2.70 current tolls. The same trip for trucks of four axles Neigher of I will be from St. to 7.50 and duced a point i Details of the toll increases and from $6 to $8.10 for trucks of five or more with the Exprer commuter passes were released Mon- axles. were told they day by the Maine Turnpike Authority. Four-axle trucks are the only to training can which approved the toll schedules last commercial vehicles that will pay 25 the National F week. percent more. All others, including Quebec Nordiq The toll increases, the first since buses. will he hit w ith a percent 35 of the Express. P458. were designed to bolster the increase. Fredrickton buried in the Northern Divis News Briefs with 20-51-5 rei in fourth place WHITE SANDS MISSILE TEL AVIV. Israel(AP)-Israel Division of thi RANGE. N.M.(API-Space shut- troops used tear gas to break up 31-29-16 record tle Columbis. scheduled to a Palestinian demonstration in return from its ambitious third Nablus and an Israeli settler The Hobie Ba test flight. was "waved off' fired his pistol to escape a road lege hockey's today just 39 minutes before ambush in the occupied West H was ass arded to deorbit as desert winds whipped Bank Monday. the military of Bow the gypsum sands across North- command reported. ling Greg forward collectei rup Strip. 141 miles below. It was the I I th straight day of Landing was rescheduled for clashes in a four-year caret wave of troubles in Green. Tuesday and "the probabilities the occupied Arab territories in are high that we will go to which five Arabs have been Kennedy Space Center in Flori- killed by Israeli gunfire da.- a top NASA official said in Houston. COUNSELORS summer Employment VILLAHERMOSA. Mexico SAN SALVADOR, El Salva- (API-A volcano in Mexico's rich dor tAPI-The centrist Christian southeastern oilfields spewed Democrats and their extreme - dense columns of smoke and right challengers, both falling ashes for miles around Monday. short of a majority in El forcing airlines to cancel flights Salvador's election, scrambled through the area. for coalition partners Monday ti, No casualties were reported. govern the war-weary country Many of the 20.000 people of Seventy miles southeast of you are sensitive Pichucalco, a town about to the nesi 800 here leftist guerillas pressed the handicapped and your miles southeast of Mexico City, their bloody siege of the city of work qualifies you for a coun fled the area as the volcano Usulutan, in one of the biggest can offer you ten weeks of oirnine• nearby started rumbling shortly ur beautiful 30-acre Ran,- • attacks of the 2./i-vear-old con- ire, located in a superb seacoast scitinc after midnight. Chiapas State flict, At least four soldiers Bus. Maine. Polite said. reported killed Monday. Irientation begins at The Black Bea .,eld, NJ, on June 16th Al- • : , preparing for the ihe %/awe( •Irec-da!, stay Then you arc It 7t. Mal,. trail 'mon. room, hoard and ,alars arc prettied mexican OPEN 3ancrofi participate, in colleg, 11 to 11 .nternted, qualified candidatc restaurant ,sume of education and pies mploi,ce Relations Departmeni Corn* VMS US Al on North Main Street in Old Town 827-5938 - Callor Take-Out The Bancroft School Napkins Lis. 0. ,00;1001mENKNOMMGEMW.K Naddoiesid, NJ 08033 • • WM 489400 Eqwei Oppemmos•avow If you mi if college, you Army ROTC T 1 Business Directory week camp the well paid for it. r And alto / Bangor-Merrifield Imported uto through your la Office Suppl..line. 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Wright said the Bears had a two-game trial its second straight Division II Bob McCammon was named have done some serius looking with the Fredrickton Express of national championship. Lowell the as coach of the Philadelphia at players in western Canada. American Hockey League. 131-41 ripped Plattsburgh State Flyers for the second time in Massachusetts and Minnesota. Neigher of the players pro- 6-1 in the final. Ken Kaiser led five years. McCammon duced a point in their brief stay the Chiefs with a goal and two re- * * * places Pal Quinn With the Express. Both players assists. --the same man who replaced McCammon in One final note for those were told they would be invited * * JIL the middle of the persons who put hockey out of to training camp next fall with 1978-79 season. The North Dakota Fighting their minds in order to concen- the National Hockey League's McCammon has been coach Sioux claimed their second trate on tanning Quebec Nordiques-parent of the Maine Mariners on and in places like club NCAA division I hockey champi- California. of the Express. off since the Flyers started the Wayne Gretzky onship in three years Saturday farm club reached the 200-poing plateau Fredrickton is currently in the mid-1970s. He night, as they downed the coached for the 1982-83 season. Gretzky buried in the cellar of the the Mariners to the defending national champion AHL championship is the first player to achieve that Northern Division of the AHL in each of Wisconsin Badgers, 5-2. at the his first two years mark in National Hockey League ith 20-51-5 record. Quebec is at the helm of Providence Civic Center. the Portland history. in fourth place in the club. Adams Providence is turning out to Division of the NHL with a be somewhat of a Shangri-La for 31-29-16 record'. the Fighting Sioux--they * * * claimed their 1980 champion- The Hobie Baker Award-col- ship at the same site. Saturday. lege hockey's Heisman trophy-- night's victory represented thc fourth 11„,, CoA was awarded to George McPhee NCAA championship for of Bow ling Green. The senior North Dakota. forward collected 26- points in a Phil Sykes was named MVP TWfddof four-year career at Bowling for his three-goal, one-assist \ Green. performance. Sykes tapped #70/' ftlinong 1 ttsi,471 016424

Perhaps someone gave you a helping nand? Now, maybe you can pass on that help to someone else. In 1859, a chance meeting between a poor priest and a street urchin resulted in a world-wide movement that's still alive and well today — and still growing. The Black Bear baseball train spent its spring break in Soutisern C al,,,,, not, The priest who later became St. John Bosco, realized there preparing for the wason and compiling a 6-8 record. V6 aleh tor more details in were hundreds of boys Who were hungry homeless and the Muir( amp' , nest week.(Story photo) without hope. By giving them bread he reasoned only a ernporary solution could be achieved. There had to be a way to help them help themseves Education or learning a trade was the only answer. With a method based on reason religion and kindness he crowded out evil through a program of play. learn and pray That ROTC. he succeeded is very evident today in the number of Fathers Any Brothers Sisters and Lay Volunteers who carry on his work As the third largest Catholic order the Salesians of St John Bosco work in over 102 countries throughout the world in boys clubs, technical and academic schools, guidance centers. Now you can take it summer camps and in foreign missions But for all its Size. the Salesians are a closely knit community with a warm family feeling. After all, a religious order hi 2years,too. can only reflect the warmth and the greatness of its founder. If serving Gotl and youth is your mission in life. we welcome IN your interest. For more information. use the coupon below. It you missed taking Arms ROTC in y( ur first two years Or Call 914-947-2200 if college, you may not have missed out. Because of the Army ROTC Two-Year program. You'll have to attend a special six- week camp the summer before your junior year. But you'll be Galh, RIL,arrl McCo,rnIcli well paid for it. altogether, OF ST. JOHN BOSCO And you'll earn a total of al)out $2,900 to help you 14a3:4+g)Flip's Lane through two years of college. Then I 3 West Hayerstraty NY 10993 your last you'll earn a commis- am onterested on the finesthoo0 Parts sion as an officer at the same time you earn a college degree. Biotneoncod Sosterhoo0 IC Nan. Age Partm ROTC AIIIISSIWS OFICER ft Street Address_ d St., UNIVERSITY OF RAU CALL: City Zip Or 531-7112 Colleg• Attending ?r St., Claes no nrn I 111= MEI MEM MEM =I 111 8 The Mine Campus. Tuesday, March 30, 1982 John Dodge Black Bear roundup Leeman, Fortunato compete, Bouier returns While many people were relaxing Leeman will swim this summer in pressure on her, especially since she over vacation. Whitney Leeman. a Florida to prepare for next year's was the first person ever to go front sophomore swimmer from UMO. season. Maine and she was the only one from Celebratingthe season tray cited to Austin. Texas, to compete EIDE1 the school there." is good in the National Swimming Champion- Also over vacation, Maine had its Burger added that was a Lauderdale, Floritia--With anti ships. first representative ever compete in learning experience for Fortunato. a tirring come-from -behind Leeman. who is competing this year -we saw a lot of good gymnastics... rally, the University of Maine at the regional gymnastics meet, held in for the first time since she was a Ithica. N.Y. Although only a Orono surged to a first-place tie sophomore in high schbol. went into with freshman, Gina Fortunato qualified DEO Eastein Kentucky University the Nationals ranked 31st in a field of in exciting Florida College for the regional meet, which gave her Lorenzo 34 and came out ranked 22nd, flouter, star running back competition. The "Button" the opportunity to compete for a spot Bar knocking two-tenths of a second off of the UMO Black Bears--and a man on I.,. Olas Boulesard was the in the National meet. many thought for from her 2:10.47 time in the 200 persons was gone scene of intense action as the.,e Although Fortunato failed to qualify backstroke. good after he left the campus following two schools battled, along with for the Nationals, due in most part. the fall semester-will be returning to Coach Jeff Wren, who made the trip Central Michigan University and according to Coach Lisa Burger to "a the Bears this fall. with Leeman, said Clemson for first spot honors in a he was pleased hard day on the bars," Fortunato Leeman improved her time, although. Bonier reportedly has met with five fold tourney. competed well in three of four events "She's no where her potential. UMO president Paul Silverman and While over 120 partisan fan, near for a total of 30.95 points. She can go a lot faster." Coach Ron Rogerson and is prepared looked on. UMO took fourth Fortunato scored 8.45 points on her Leeman, who is from Bucksport, is to return to Maine. Bonier apparently place out ()Isis competitors in the floor exercise. 8.3 on vaulting, 8.1 on was the first woman to compete in the persuaded to return -to Maine by first event, the coed basketball the balance beam and 6.2 on the friends Nationals since Julie Woodcock in his home town. shoot. A slow start to be sure. uneven parallel bars. Bouter represented the Black Bears in 1979. was a Little All-American for but the Black Bear crowd was not "Gina had a tough day on the the Bears two "Whitney learned a great deal from seasons ago. He is not dismayed, frequently breaking bars." Burger said. "We were hoping affected by a being there." Wren said. "She got to new NCAA policy which into chants of "UMO, UMO, she'd score around 34.5 points, which requires athletes to complete see some of the things the good people 24 credit UMO." would have placed her for the hours each year. The new rule are doing," he said, adding that it only Next on the agenda came a nationals, but it appeared she just ran applies to the incoming class of could be motivating for her. 1986 coed beer chugging relay and out of steam. There was a lot of and future classes entering into the race, UM() was tabbed as the odds-on favorite, with Eastern Kentucky ranked favorably also. The pace was torrid and at the buzzer, it appeared that Kentucky had nipped UMO, but the Button judge ruled that Eastern Kentucky duo had spillage all user the joint. Third competition of the day was entitled "Banana Eating:" not how fast or how many but how erotically one couple could consume this slightly forbidden fruit. . Although expert, considered Maine too consers any,: for this event, their fear, were unfounded when, only a few second, IIII0 the match, two of FL Lauderdale's finest escorted the UMO couple off. With Budweiser. a bit of apprehension and a case til chagrin, the judge KING OF BEERS! announced Button first: Maine was to be awarded seven points, one more titan usual for first AMATEUR place, because of the unique esent. Once again, the Black Hear crowd chanted, combining the traditional yells with "We Got Arrested!" ATHLETE OF THE WEEK "Wet T-shirt" was the title of the final event, and once again UM() was ranked low because of past hesitancy. But once again the Lady Black Bears came Budweiser through, with a shocking first is pleased to announce this place finish just ahead of HSU. week's intramural club sport athlete of the That put the point totals at 25 week. apiece for these two squads, and Bob Crook,a senior from South though it's been said a tie is like Weymouth, Mass., has been chosen for his kissing your sister. the UMO outstanding effort in the UMO intramural contingent accepted the knotting basketball league. as close enough, yelling. Bob, a political science/public screaming, stomping, and administration major, led the singing. Old Cold Oaks to the dormitory championship. Bob What was apparent throughout averaged the competition was the 22 points per game for the champs. determination, humor, and He will receive a Budweiser jacket for his camraderie of the entire UMO efforts. assembly. By far the largest Congratulations Bob. this Bud's for you! representation, the Bears behaved diplomatically, receiving accolades from the judges and staff.

Editors note: Spring breed is a tone to look forward to the sports ofsummer. Many LIMO snalents got to enjoy some of their favorite summer -sports"as they vacationed in Florida. John Dodge was on the scene, showing us that school spirit doesn't leave when students leave Maine. AFUM may receive $800,000 appropriation by Robin Stoutamyer Michael Pearson, chairman of the being passed in the legislature. During "UMO is the largest single employer Staff Writer appropriations committee and Old this session, Pearson said all bills in my district," Pearson said. "I have Town Democratic representative, said approved by the committee have been had to deal with some people who that the $2.6 million figure was passed in the legislature. didn't want AFUM to receive any The Maine House Appropriations unacceptable but that he made a Hayes said the appropriations appropriations at all. We couldn't be Committee will decide whether or not motion to increase Gov. Brennan's success will depend on whether the put into the possibility of bargaining. I to approve an $800,000 faculty proposed recommendation from g ropriantoiot.n committee unanimously did the best I could." appropriation for the Associated $500,000 to 5750,000. agrees or He said the people in the Faculties of the University of Maine "If it is unanimously agreed upon by "It failed. A week went by and a appropriations committee that are within a week, said Kenneth Hayes, the committee, it should be quite easily motion was made for S800,000. I opposed to the bill are Republicans but president of the UMO chapter of approved by the legislature and the seconded it, it passed and is now that "most Republicans have been in AFUM. senate," he said. "But if the vote was tentatively in the bill form," Pearson favor of it." This recommended appropriation divided, I will be apprehensive about said. The bill will then need approval figure is $300,000 more than Governor its approval." Hayes said that he would be pleased from the state legislature and senate. Joseph Brennan's 5500,000 Pearson said that if the with the $800,000 appropriation appropriations recommendation made Pearson said if the 5800,000 appropriations committee rejects the although he is very disappointed that in January but substantially less than appropriation is passed by the 5800,000 proposal, the amount of the AFUM's original $2.6 million request AFUM's original $2.6 million request. committee then it has a good chance of proposal will go down—not increase. was not annrored

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Maine Bureau of Health. Women problems while I was pregnant," she rough estimate of the miscarriages and by Mary Ellen Mata, Park will be said. healthy births women had," she said. Staff Writer residents of the interviewed by a team consisting of Dr. Amy Reis no longer lives in The figures Reis came up with were 12 Graves, Dr. Kathleen F. Gensheimer of University Park, but had two healthy births and 12 miscarriages, Some University Park residents are the Maine Bureau of Health and public miscarriages during the five years she although some of the information she concerned that living in the Park may health nurses. lived there. While she lived in the received was second-hand. pose a health problem for pregnant Park. Reis was active in attempting to women. A survey is going to be Graves and Gensheimer sent a letter discover reasons for the women's "1-he incidence of miscarriage is 25 conducted within the next few weeks to to all women living in University Park, miscarriages. "At the suggestion of to 30 percent in any situation," Dr. see if there is need of an in-depth informing them of the survey. "It will Dr. Graves, I went around to the Graves said. "We are trying to prove investigation, said Dr. Robert A. be a pregnancy history of women living residents in the Park to try to get a there is no danger living in the Park." Graves, director of the Employee in the Park," Graves said. Assistance Program and staff Some women residents of University physician at the Cutler Health Center. Park think its about time the Nuclear buildup must stop: Graves said a woman living in the University began this type of Park last year had a miscarriage, and investigation. "We've been telling Hogebrink warns audience after finding that other women living them for a year now," Judy Dreska Hogebrink, an organizer of the there had also miscarried, she notified said. "Just in these eight units there by David Walker November 1982 him. nave been three miscarriages and one Staff Writer Amsterdam disarmament rally which Stodder Complex Director Barbara premature baby in a year. I don't drew 350,000 people, said sac has e Smith said her office received calls last know what it is, but it's something." Rev. Laurens Hogebrink, an entered an entirely new era summer from concerned University Dreska has lived in the Park for two executive board member of the in the nuclear Park residents about the possibility of years. Dutch Interchurch Peace arms race and are now at the point there being a correlation between the Council, warned a Bangor where nuclear weapons Joyce Murdock's baby was born pose a women's miscarriages and University audience of some 200 people greater threat than ever. nine weeks premature while she was Park's buildings and/or grounds. Friday that the current buildup of "Secretary of State Haig has living in the Park and doctors could said "At one point during the summer we nuclear weapons must stop or there could be a nuclear find no reason for why it happened. "I warning heard bits and pieces about it," Smith destruction is sure to result. shot. He knew perfectly don't know if living in the Park is a said "We're not really sure there's a Hogehrink's speech echoed well what he was talking about. health hazard or not," she said. problem, and we expect to get concrete similar warnings delivered to a 'This is part of the nuclear Murdoch is now seven-and-a-half evidence one way or another by UMO audience last month by two strategy," Hogebrink said. months pregnant, and said she has had conducting the preliminary survey." medical doctors who spoke as "We in Europe hear of these no problems so far. The survey will be conducted by the members of Physicians For developments. We know that Family Housing Office, the Employee Cyndee Brennison carried both of Social Responsibility, an what is called a limited nuclear Assistance program along with the her babies the full term while living in international organization of war means the devastation of Europe." Division of Disease Control of the University Park. "I didn't have any doctors fighting for a nuclear Iscc "Necker". Pate 21 arms freeze. • 2 The Maine Campus. Wednesday, March 31, 19,52 Hogebrink says Chang Nuclear buildup may lead to destruction by Nancy Storey Staff Writer !continued from page 11) marching in protest. nuclear stalemate. is no, obsolete he "But I think it is one thing to Two leaders in analyze the facts as hopeless and told an audience o Hogebrink spoke at a meeting of the Hogebrink's speech came in the said. another to let your lives be ruled by that universities at Clergy and Laity Concerned at the wake of Bangor's Resolution For A "So far it hasn't mattered who those facts. We must create new the country must Congregational Church on Hammond Nuclear Arms Freeze, passed Mon- started a nuclear war, because it facts. Hope is something 1 experience well as individual! Street. He said that the NA TO day, March 22. Bangor joined Orono, would be the end of both. But if you when I help to create change. We study of women int decision to deploy highly accurate which passed the same resolution have the capability of crippling the have already caused nuclear arms Dr. Florence IR U.S. missiles in Europe has brought earlier this month, and some 45 other other side by striking first, and you issues to dominate the news." Lauter were the Ito three million people into the streets communities in Maine in passing the know that you could win,you have a resolution. The resolutions serve premium on haste." part of a one-day c solely to demonstrate to Congress the Arms control. Hogebrink said, does for educational let community's official sentiment on not serve the purpose it did when it nuclear arms. first began. Then, its purpose was to Hogebrink said the superpower control weapons: today, it controls leaders are engaged in a nuclear public protest against the arms. paranoia that might only be broken by build-up. an over whelming grass-roots uprising The minister criticized President against the proliferation of nuclear Reagan•s zero option proposal leading weapons. to the Geneva negotiations on theater He paralleled the enormous build- nuclear weapons as failing to acknow- up of nuclear missiles. "an average of ledge existing U.S. submarine-based 10 a day every day for the next 10 missiles allocated to NATO. U.S. years at the current rate.- to the nuclear-carring aircraft and the nu- increase in nuclear technology in clear weapon systems of Britain. countries around the world. France and China which now confront "More nations will have this military the Soviet Union. He noted that the Rev. Laurens Hoodwink photo potential and that is due to the spread proposal also does not include the rl ork thousands of air-launch and sea- nuclear technology. ot The launch cruise missiles which the separation between civilian use of United States intends to deploy. nuclear energy and the military- use is Reagan's zero option proposal was CAMPUS an illusion. Once you have control made earlier this year and focused on over nuclear technology you can eliminating all land-based missiles in CRIER produce bombs." Europe. Hogebrink said the emergence of Rev-. Hogebrink said that the facts _ "first strike capability" in nuclear as they stand regarding the threat of missiles has changed the scenario nuclear war are hopeless. He said so Di tier vranica. person. projected by world leaders. The far the public protests have not Napoli Pizza, Orono. • Park St. The shine (hinese peace flag longstanding notion that world powers succeeded in stopping any develop- (,,mbortirre. (he peace (hid Res. I amen, would keep each other in a permanent ment of nuclear arms. House for rent. Two miles away . Plouthrink is seeking. ,1 (irk photo Woodstove. June 1- May 31 Dr. Florence HO S600/month (S500-summer). 82.- on educational eutti 7058. Cutler starts back pain program Wanted: TRLASURER and AssisrANr TREASURER tot Student Entertainment & Activities for the 82, 83 acadenm. \tarshall Murph. .01 it, rm'r \laine. "I hi. program pain program. "this is a chance to dealing it year. Salaried positions B I all Writer •wer back disorders has study lower back pain, which is been run . '.d.issachusetts, with an 80 becoming a real problem in businesses Experience preferred percent su. ate, he said. and industries today." he said. "We Applications available in the S.E.A. The Cutler Health Center is starting hope to study the strength of posture oilier: and are due April on a new program that is designed to Carl Todd, a graduate assistant in muscles and front there, we will work 2. UM fin thei information call deal with one of America's chronic the physical education department is towards building up that muscle 581-7929. health problems. lower back pain. working with Jordan in the lower back strength.- The program was started by Hal Summer house for rent June- Jordan, assistant director ot the Aug. 25 miles South of Bangor Human Performance Center. He overlooking Penobscot Bay on worid. with patients who suffer from 3' r. acres. 4 bedrooms, deck. fireplace-all modern. $1000 per !Al non-structurable back disorders. "Chronic lower back pain is a very month. $275 per week. Commute prevalent problem affecting to campus and enjoy summer somewhere between 20 and 25 million 2:30-7:30 p.m. Bloodmobile. Hoy, "Where Are We Now In too! 401-941-5556 people," Jordan said. "It is surpassed Kennebec Hall. Continental Philosophy." the in occurence only by the common Maples. Will person interested in old papers on business history of Mr. cold." 3 p.m. Pause Cafe. Foreign The program starts with a complete Sawyer, paper mills and Language Lounge, Little Hall. 6:30 and 9 p.m. IDB Movie. physical evaluation. The director and railroads. Contact 942-4958. - Free coffee, cookies and film. "Who'll the students then discuss the Stop the Rain." 130 French evaluations. and decide how to begin spoken. For more Little. the program. information contact Prof. Alan Front page photos Jordan said. "The program is Singerman in Little Hall. 7 p.m. LSA Workshop. broken down into five sections. First, Improving Student Advising. by Jane Bernard therapeutic exercise programs are 4 p.m. Philosophy Department Students and faculty invited. conducted and then biomechanics of Colloquium. Speaker David Bangor Room, Union. and Don Linscott movement are examined. Lifestyle behavior and nutrition are then closely studied. These two steps show how over eating can lead to obesity which can affect the lower back. Graduate Student Dance The final step is relaxation training and stress reduction. Tension, featuring incorrect movement techniques, heavy lifting, overactivity and inactivity all E SFIA contribute to the development of lower BUFFALO CHIP TEA back pain. SHIRTS Registration for the class will end on April 16 with an introductory lecture Sat. April 3, 8:30 p.m. FIRST Q on April 19. with exercise classes beginning on April 21 in the Lengyel DRESS! Gym. at the Damn Pamphlets and papers are being Yankee SUNBU distributed by the Human Performance Center for students, beer wine & soft drinks available DOWN faculty and staff that are interested. The cost of the program is $100. Free to graduate students and guests MON Jordan said this is the first program —Q=-1 —1,-=1=0=1 J,=.11=1=1 —1 J --) 11 The Maine Campus. Wednesday, March 31, 1982 3 Changes needed to include women in curriculum by Nancy Storey England to share resources and there is a number of different ways to Staff Writer contributions covers all areas of strategies for leadership in educational bring about equity in education. learning. one thing Two leaders in to feminist education equity. She said that women could be Both admitted, however, that in hopeless told an audience and of about 40 persons The project goal was to help studied as part of a mainstreaming order to bring about change in the s be ruled by that universities and colleges around educators in setting up programs and process, where courses on women and teaching of women, educators had to t create new the country must work together, as courses which would include the their works would be taught, or that work together. g I experience well as individually, to include the perspectives and contributions of educators could teach about women as "Changes in one of the major change. We study of women in the curriculum. women. part of their regular class. institutions of society does not occur in nuclear Dr. Florence arms Howe and Dr. Paul Howe, who along with Lanier, isolation," Lamer said. Howe added Lauter were the news. keynote speakers as helped to found the Feminist Press "We are also working to that "changes on campuses and across part of a one-day conference Tuesday which publishes feminist classics, transforming curriculum to include all campuses is mutually reinforcing." for cdtrLar tonal leaders around New biographies and children's books, said human beings," Howe said. The conference, which was The two urged educators to work sponsored by UMO's Educational toward providing a curriculum which Equity Act Program with funds from was non-sexist and multi-cultural. the Women's Educational Equity Al "Whether we are in women's studies Program, gave educators from around or not, its scholarship will affect our New England a chance to exchange discipline," Lauter said, adding that information on teaching about women learning about women and their and their achievements.

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by Marshall Murphy "Fhe workshops in the evening Staff Writer are especially important, because there are many people The UMO English department that are ok phtpro unable to make the help sessions is offering students, staff and in the day, but do have a chance faculty a chance to improve their to attend the evening workshops," writing with an eight part series Kaile said. dealing with better writing skills. APUS The first three workshops have The sessions are free, and are already been held. "These held on the fourth floor of the ZIER workshops are being held to give English-Math building. • additional help in writing to So far, the attendance at the people who are interested," help sessions has .oeen good. "A 1_"--11010 Harvey Kaile, English professor number of people who came to the fitst writing help session, d.Appi, and writing lab director. said. t • The next five writing sessions have attended every session since Drono, 154 then," Kaile said. will be held during the day at 3 91 p.m. and 7 p.m. These help Information concerning the writing help sessions may niles awav rt. sessions will be on: proofreading, be writing effective conclusions, obtained in the library, the May 31 Dr. Florence Howe and Dr. Paul Laufer spoke at 141 Beane° Hall yesterday. documenting research, short information center in Memorial mei). 827- on educational equit, for colleges and universities. (Bernard photo) essays, and exams. Union. and at the writing lab.

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'The article also college administrator are a prelude to a very, very said they were taking For college the proposed hike with a grim future for education. "collective ho-hum." This is appalling. To think that a 12-16 percent One administrator, an administrator of finances students only tuition hike doesn't even phase those who will be for the university, did not even know there was a effected most by the increase. proposed increase in tuition and room and board. How's that for apathy? Or is it just negligence on the The proposed tuition hike goes along with an As the bus administrator's part? slowly rolled out of increase in room and board. The increase of room the Bourn terminal, a bunch of and board is a proposed 7.5 percent. College students were active in the sixties, voicing college students tried to menially their opinions about the Vietnam war, an issue which prep themselves for the long The government is currently considering cutbacks directly effected them. Journey ahead. in financial aid, colleges and universities nationwide Rising college costs and lowering financial aid are are jacking up tuition, and the college student is Thirty-four hours later, after detrimental to the education of students of the four bus drivers, caught in the middle. Students are the rope in this motion eighties. Yet no students at present are protesting the sickness, disco tunes, and tug-of-war between government and colleges sls and issue. What happened to the democratic spirit? Did hangovers, the bus strolled down universities. .11.1 it go out with mini skirts, the Beatles, and the The Strip in Ft. Lauderdale. 1 hi qen..I Loasia Has everyone lost hope or is it that they just don't Vietnam war? The trip suddenly seemed of Castine. Maine. care if their money is being pick-pocketed by Let's get back the spirit of activism and do worth it as the caged students everyone who of the Maine Mg has a say in the Costs and financing of something about tuition hikes and financial aid cuts. watched their tanned and smiling their education? counterparts hold Academy. has bet Does no reaction mean that no one Now. on The Strip cares? their beer cans in the air to cheer bating recently w K vl on the new arris al.. or not students ; Academy will be a And the long-awaited vacation to register to vote in began. That a questior After being placed in a hotel posedly answered that seemed quite deserving of ago is still at issue the title Animal House, the surprising. Severa passengers knew what they were aeo. in his bool in for. And boy, were they ready • ,deni as Nigger. • argued that. Talk about conY ement Act • ikally striated the street from the ocean. A pL •sic community equipped with a bar. twin ci.• •os sit on the I bars. And all college students .2. The rules an Well. mostly college student, mulgated and One famils did check out during ,Lqi by those NV the week because they were the upper rut having a Ions!, time. "I hated it • it course. the C here." the young girl pouted. , n Clerk had "Mastic if I was in college I would have had a good time," arguments she said as her father checked .tenay students oul he allowed to v. mdpal elections Ii was obs musty "for college students only." And the bars too. did the sl were certainly aware of it. Signs . town fathers r were plastered on the wall, ,itegrated Soutl reminding students to take care had good ream of their bartenders. "What's the the ballot ii difference between a canoe and a • •r naggers. college student? Canoes tip." actions And "tipping is nin a place in wen The University of Maine at Orono s student newspaper since 1875 China." •Itutional. Shocking. And I thought locr, purenlis the \taws at i iton, college student, were 'ground. Belot Ed.i.stial and business ofttses Sc fairly generous with their money. located al sum e 7A Lord Hall. LA10, Maine assage 01 the Orono. Mme. 04469, telephone C20,1 Didn't [hey pep 581-7531 Advertising and subscription up business in mendment to the rates asailable upon request. Pinned at Campus the bars on The Strip? You bet. •fitution. which de, The Ellovorth .4 me,tren, Ellsworth. And the bars weren't the mill 'I L]htcen. nineteen. Maine.04605 Wine Una. st places that benefit. Esen the .11, year olds [ stores that sold shiny copper and Editor staff • . adults. Anu Michael Day is miser teeney-weeney bikinis made Mary Ellen Matava Paid E Fillmore QC% and univea Cory Bessette sonar bucks. Students must be on a Production Manager. Pete. %Seed generous with their money it ilicy r.ited doctri Manasked Eaton, purchase such oddities, right .' in loco parents's. rtle Staff Writers Brenda lbsk forst that the universio Joe McLaughlin Lim Reece Circulatioa Managers It's a great place to take Bruce las cite Kathy Mc Laughltn Naomi l ask es ( Prodsclion Andolaots v.umed for itself Connie McKenzie break from the studies, catch And Paul Paulette Ms I aughlin , Walker some rays, sip cocktails by the powers of temporap we.. Editors Peer Willurns Dastd Johanna Johnson Ellen Sock ents. Defining the keret-Irma Managers Ryck Suydam Paul Wright pool and be where the action is. Naomi Lackey Scan Brodrisk Nancy Koh, If you're a college student, be versity and its admir Mary Quinn .1 la Tien Rice Carieweists Mary Elkn Malava there next year. Fly, drive, run. ors as the slur Robin Sroutamyer Jusi get there. Scott Bissau, Marshall Murphy Advertising Representaines Morthen Sinn h Rasinen M•oaler Asst. Naos Editors Andy Paul But if you're not a college Kathy Sams Wendy Barrett Anne London Jo-Ann Parker student—please walk. And make Nan,., Auger Edward Mann Paul Pierce Salhe Satiety Claudia Tuner lane Robbins sure you don't get there till April. Aim. Denman Manage Nancy Storey Photo Assistants Vance Gray Paul Tar,. Mink t eStur Mandy Knialit Scott Wallace Festares Edna Gina Friar, Spore. Eaton Todd Collins Typesetter. David Geichell Torn Roberti< Ellen York Mary Geraghty Adsertising err John Toole Susan Aliso,' Nancy &Mel, Kav our, Lebec!, Robin Onion is a senior Phillip Hosts. journalism Arts &Ilion Glenn Pike fiebbic majorfrom Duxhury, Photo &Moe Shaun Bresnahan Don Mass. Frank te McLaughlin Robtr.s.,. Gretchen Piston Don LinScolt Robin Larson David 1.loyd-Rees Andrea Saunders Jane Bernard Sorn The Maine Campus. Wednesday, March 31, 1982 5 Response EQUAL Nuclear Weapon Protest Needed Now to the editor: that ..ot.t could do to insure Without these your survival. TIME It is 7 o'clock Monday That is why. demonstrations, it is unlikely you must take morning. You are listening to action now to that the Reagan the Stains' ( prevent such a disaster from .6.,1111, your radio before getting up, administration would even be .ge i,1 rItc ever occurring. One way I ctiers Alt.111.1 when suddenly a tense voice to willing to start negotiations make progress arid, ot I, interrupts. The Russians have toward with the Soviets to reduce reducing ira iii- end t tit r launched a nuclear attack on the risk of nuclear nuclear weapons in Europe. N4111CS N III war is to put only- the U.S. Within minutes, the pressure on our We must follow the example .111•11.3 special siistiiiistatt,, political leaders to speed up "A11011, lllllll and op. first warheads will be arriving. of those in Europe if we are to arms limitations talks IC,,. au 11011g1t itt.Isttnt, The awesome destructive with the prevent nuclear war from ever sri ts, ptahlished Soviets. Without pressure led power and horrible after occurring. Show your senator out of I Itc Stasis' amp,. , from the general bunch effects of these weapons is to public, our or congressman that you want 01 Itttig11, ttt etlii tow, lot 111,1 decision-makers mentally be unlike anything ever will have little arms limitation talks to clarity, taste and to tit available incentive the long witnessed. to act quickly on this proceed quickly. The message matter. With only minutes in which must get through to The recent demonstrations tel act, there is probably little Washington. ter, after against the presence of nuclear motion weapons in Europe show how es, legal John Wadach and SIS briefs public opinion can Iled down accelerate Department of Physics Student Rights the arms late. and Lefts control piocess. Bennett Hall The quiet coastal tow n seemed of Castine. Maine. home — masters—, courts gave The 14th Amendment commentary students Ed McCarthy administrators says that id smiling of the Maine Maritime broad no citizen may. itrip hold Academy. has been de- powers in dealing with be deprived of life. Lost in Space r to cheer bating recently whether students, leaving the stu- liberty, or property with- A measurable or not students at the dent with almost no civil out due process. or amount of single period of the a fair time ago Academy will be allowed rights. I was striick with a transition frequency of hearing based on vs ritten sudden urge i vacation register to do some cesium to to vote in town. Before 1965. rules. work. 133 atom. This women I figured I had better radical thought stimulated That a question students Although administra- sit a sup- at the University down until that urge voidness in my thoughts. in a hotel tive hearings do not went posedly answered years of Maine were not allowed re- away. So, I sat down, Without realizing that I had ,crying ot minding ago is still at issue is not to live off-campus unless quire the same degree ot my own business, just resolved the issue of )Use, the just surprising. Several years they were married, were due process as criminal thinking. As 1 began to time I hastily began to they were think, the concept ago, in his book The forbidden to smoke in cases before a court of time approach the problem from acre they monopolized my thoughts. Student UN Nigger. Jerry public. to attend dances in generally a a different view point. I knew Farber argued that, in the the community, or to wear cannot take an a, ! at the outset, about such figured if nt. sertically striated aca- pants. Dormitories as expulsion or sospcit abstract concepts as differentiating had time. And time in. A demic community, Parietals sion of a student unless I knew that couldn't simplify stu- ---limited visit- much time the Two 11101, the student was gis could be spent concept by providing dents sit on the bottom ing hours. Drinking was thinking about a udents, time. I also close up look, rung. The rules are both prohibited. hearing, the right r, knew, that if philosophers then integrating time might stud': promulgated and en- The Suprenie Court peal any decision sit ;h. and thinkers such as Plato, simplify the concept by out slit . forced by those who oc- gase hearing, a chance ts, Aristotle, or Einstein colleges around the allowing me to stand back hey wet.. cupy the question witnesses, and a couldn't come to upper rungs. country a free hand in any and look at the whole 'I hated 1' written definite conclusions Of course. the Castine disciplining their students statement of the about picture. So. I interfrated charges time, then the chances were Town Clerk had — reason- as they S.1. fit, against him. The the years into decades, the that I wouldn't be able to able arguments The 19b1 university is also required decades into centuries, the — why Supreme either. But what I find to have its rules in most centuries into millenniums. checked Academy students should Court case of Dixon v. astonishing, I suppose, is T writing, and millenniums into not be allowed to vote in Alabama and the 26th the rules the fact that I did resolve googolplex, and soon municipal elections. Amendment eroded and must be clear and easily the issue of time. found .or college' myself falling over another eventually outlawed the understood. I the bar - So. too, did the sheriffs I based my investigation stumbling block. The same doctrine of in loco par- The 26th Amendment. on the f it. '','••• and town fathers of the . established roidness which had entis. However, The 2bth Amendment has definition that time the pre-integrated South one does is previously filled my mind feel not become the cornerstone change. This definition take they had good have to go far to find ot is once again haunted me. reasons to indisputably true, yet that's the ' administrators who still student rights. It make, less By association, if nothing ny the ballot to the obviously, incomplete. aloe and a have the old attitudes and eighteen, nineteen, and I else, I learned that on every -.other niggers.'' began to examine the JC, alp.— rules that have not twenty year olds legal occasion Both actions were Un- been abstract concept of time which I mentally a plaee brought adults, thus not only differentiated time constitutional. up-to-date. In with a concrete approach. I to extending then, infinitesimality, Into parentis did not die. to reasoned that a Ale is or In loco integrated time I though' parentis g it simply went under- right to vote, but all • merely an integral of time, to infinity. 're faith o4nderground. Before i ground. Constitution pro t, with each and every my mind became over whelmed and safeguards measurable change adding with a recurring passage 01 the 2bth s oldness. How Dixon v. .41ahama to the years of experience. At first I fiusiness in Amendment to the Con- attributed this voidness as gave George Wallace When the 'or I! I found You bet. stitution, which declares no difficulty in lack of thought or as an heartburn. In 1961, Amendment ts as at last differentiating the only eighteen nineteen, the function incapability ot and George Wallace, ratified, the toss.. . of years Even the then into months, and comprehending the tin enty year olds to be Governor Orono tried months opper and of Alabama and to keep into weeks, and abstract. But, after legal adults. American weeks further knits made chairman of the state students from voting itt into days, and days consideration. I realized colleges universities into hours, hours . must be and Board of Education, sum- Orono. Maine's Republ, and into that the haunting feeling of minutes, and ney if they operated on a doctrine of marily expelled several can Attorney General minutes into voidness was in itself a seconds. But then I ran right? in loco parentis. meaning students who organized a James Erwin. backed th, revelation, a misleading into a stumbling block. I that the university as- protest for black civil municipal officials up. It revelation at that. Where I to take a tried to differentiate a had though( sumed for itself the rights. Breaking with a took both political and I was upon les, catch second into its simplest a stumbling powers of temporary' pat- century of precedent. legal action to overturn block of by the the function. By definition and fleeting soidness, ents. Defining the um- Supreme the town's I had in action is. Court found the decision. seconds. I thought about resolved But, reality the issue of udent, be sersity and its administra- students had been denied Castine take note, it that definition time with was and what graphic rise, 11111. tors as the student's due _process. overturned. would ssibly occur in a comprehension.

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114 6 The Maine Campus. Wednesday, March 31, 1982 World News

News Briefs COMM( officials AUGUSTA, MAINE (AP)- A BOSTON (API—City' new nuclear plant at Point have put rock musicians on Th Lepreau, New Brunswick, about notice: You can't kill puppies, 28 miles from Maine's bite bats or throw beef liver at easternmost point, is expected to the audience in Boston. CC begin producing electricity later The warning came Tuesday this year. after rumors circulated that rock There were -megawatt plant But the 630 star Ozzy Osbourne planned to fans at the ! must undergo a series of tests puppies into the before it is given an operating throw five Orleans Mc license from the Atomic Energy audience when he appears at millions more Control Board of Canada. the Boston Garden on Friday their sets wa A team of 40 atomic-energy night and then refused to basketball et technicians has begun loading perform until the animals were between No: enriched uranium fuel into the returned to the stage dead. Georgetown. nuclear plant. A spokesman for the artist This wa, Both Central Maine Power Co. denied the rumors. championship and Bangor Hydro-Electric Co. "The entire time he has been best collegiate Shuttle lands in New Mexico negotiated last year to buy on stage since Dec. 31. he has in the nation electricity from the plant, but the not maimed or hurt any animal for 40 minutes under clear skies Maine utilities later said they of any kind." said press agent of North Ca: WHITE SANDS MISSILE were relatively calm—a stiff headwind decided against such a purchase Michael Jensen. "Ozzy doesn't instead of the national cham RANGE, N.M. (AP)- Framed by cantankerous sandstorm for now. hurt animals on stage." purple mountains and a brilliant blue that made a return Monday point 63-62. impossible. sky, America's space shuttle sliced The NCAA "Everybody in America started WINDSOR, Vt.(AP)-Another through desert breezes Tuesday to thg highligt breathing again when you made that big Vermont employer has crown its longest, toughest and most first landing," President Reagan told the WASHING TON(AP)- The announced plans for a major athletics. It ei ambitious test flight. from pilots in a telephone call. "Our drug to ease suffering cutback. college game Three down, one to go and available thoughts and prayers hair been with genital herpes should be Cone-Blanchard Machine Co., levels want to Columbia flies for hire. in ' drugstores in 30 days, Windsor's largest employer, you every second that you've been up Without a d Weight on following its approval Tuesday announced that it will reduce its wheels came at 9:05 am. there." the collegiate I MST on an unfamiliar runway, 22 by the Food and Drug working week to four days, At a runway ceremony, a beaming exciting and et hours past due. The landing ended an Lousma said, "I couldn't say to you it Administration. effective next week. American, are ted profession. eight-day mission that demonstrated was a good flight, because it was a Up to 20 million Company officials say the afflicted with genital herpes, a cutback affects about 500 of these but th Columbia's sersatility and stamina in great spectacular flight from where we disease ilia, space. sat. We had eight days of a painful venereal workers, and will effectively slash spark or in, great time gonorrhea, The weather was as kind to and a great spacecraft." unlike syphilis and most worker salaries by 20 obvious at the astronaut, Jack R. Lousma and C. He added, "Columbia has flown cannot be cured. percent. college kid ph Gordon Fullerton a, it was our colors around the world and all for his school, inhospitable the day before. Skies Amc,:an, can be proud of that." and self. Then or material Ousted right-wing party contribution It (Digger Phelps re You: wise.) He is regains power in El Salvador fans, cheerlea which makes o Meanwhile, SAN SALVADOR* El SalvadortAPI- the Salvadoran military something spe The right-wing National Concilia- scored a new success in its war against Looking for an ment cannot is tion Party, ousted two and a half years leftist guerrillas, retaking the eastern other level. city of Usulutan in heavy fighting. ago in the coup that installed El The scenat Fifteen soldiers, more than Salvador's ruling junta. emerged 100 apartment? dome os er the , guerrillas and an undetermined num- Tuesday as kingmaker in post-election those faithful ber of civilians were reported maneuvering by six parties to form a killed in living for a Jar the four-day battle for the new government. nation's dunk, and fourth largest city. Selling Your car? crowd jurnpiny A National Conciliation leader said The U.S. government, which before every Sleepy one thing was certain—moderate Jose the election solidly backed the centrist w hat sport is , Napolean Duarte, president of the Christian Democrats, appeared And the ama,. civilian-military junta would have to Tuesday to be moving cautiously closer can he seen in go. Duarte's Christian Democrats won to the five other parties. Those parties, game. not it. the most votes in Sunday's assembly all right-wing, seemed to hold the Looking for championship. elections but fell short of a majority. upper hand after Sunday's voting. Collegiate clouded by ci something you lost? holdouts or inn rt abovc rabrauprcsixt,:xt.33taxt=r9l are They who organize and the peril:: INA rat! Using the Maine tickets will alit

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That is the Northwestern High School in the late Circuit Court and the Michigan Court r planned to fans at the Superdome in New beauty of the game. 1960's, Curtis Jones had visions of of Claims were Jones' high school is into the Orleans Monday night, and You can enjoy all this enthu- fame, a fat pro contract and crowds of coach Fred Snowden, who recently appears at millions more at home glued to siasm right here at the Univer- adoring fans. quit as basketball coach at the 1 on Friday their sets watching the NCAA sity of Maine. It has been University of Arizona, the Detroit refused to basketball championship game the Today he lives with his mother and exception, not the rule in recent receives Board of Education and officials at nimals were between North Carolina and government checks for being North Idaho Junior College te dead. Georgetown. years. to see an empty seat in disabled by mental problems. The and the University the artist the Alfond Arena for Black Bear problems, Jones says, are the direct of Michigan. This was truly a great hockey. The fan support can result of actions by the coaches and Jones' attorney, Jerome Quinn of championship game. he has been The two make the difference between a teachers who filled his head with the Detroit, says all the defendants have best collegiate basketball powers is in . 31. he has or a loss, as has been original visions. filed motions seeking dismissal of the in the nation going head-to proved over I any animal -head over and again. Jones, 33, is suing those people for suit on a variety of grounds, including fot 40 minutes with the Tar Heels The moment I recall the most press agent 515 million. He says that although he expiration of statute of limitations. of North Carolina earning the was last year's ECAC-North Ozzy doesn't can't read, he was pushed into North Only the University of Michigan has national championship by a mere basketball playoff game against Idaho Junior College in 1968 to exploit been dismissed as a defendant so far. point 63-62. Colgate in the "Pit.•• Maine his basketball talent, and further the None of the defendants would escaped with a narrow victory PFA not her The NCAA championship is defendants' careers. comment, although Snowden's iployer ha, the highlight of collegiate and the Colgate coach made the attorney, Chui Karega said the suit Jones has no career. During an for a major athletics. It exemplifies what the statement following the game "lacks merit." that the Maine fans behind the interview in his lawyer's office, he college game is and what other Jones' suit may be the Machine Co., bench got his team thinking seemed to have trouble responding to first in which levels want to reach. a college athlete I employer. about them instead of concen- questions, often asking that they be claims his talents were Without a doubt, athletics at exploited ',ill reduce its trating on the game. The crowd repeated. His hands shook, his eyes for school officials' personal the collegiate level arc the most gain, four days, was a definite factor in the win. darted nervously. Quinn says. It differs from other exciting and entertaining. Gran- lawsuits, generally rejected by courts, and it was appreciated. Jones lab. say the ted professional sports are both seemed ill at ease with his that charge officials with negligence about 500 of these but they don't have the body, somehow uncoordinated--no for Fan support has been suspect failure to educate students, the fectively slash spark or innocence that is longer the 5-foot-9 guard whose deft attorney this year at LIMO, and it has says. aries by 20 obvious at the college level. The ball-handling brought college scouts to affected the performance of the college kid plays his heart Out his high school games. "I'm basing my. claim on intentional teams. Maine', most talented for his school, coach, teammates wrongdoing," Quinn says. and respected team has started One of the defendants named in the and self. There are no financial College was not the place for Jones, their season and is ill be home in suit, former University of Michigan or material rewards for his who has an IQ of between 65 and 73, a few weeks to show case their Coach Johnny Orr, now at Iowa State, contribution to the team effort. he says. talents. Of course, I'm referring will not comment on the case, but once (Digger Phelps may think other- to the baseball team. They made described Jones as a "very clever ball "He couldn't even make it in regular ,ise.i He is inspired by the the College World Series last handler...a talented player classes in grade school." Quinn says. tans, cheerleaders and hand. season and, next to the NCAA is makes collegiate athletics tournament, there is nothing something special. This excite- like the Series in Omaha. Neb. ment cannot he matched at any hat The eight finest teams in the other level. nation in a double elimination Super. The scenario at the tourney. The Black Bears hope Do You oy er the ss eekend. is ith all dome to make it two in a row and they those faithful Carolina fans need support. living for a James Worthy slam ant dunk, and the Georgetown Get involved in the excite. mr? crowd jumping to their feet on mcnt and enthusiasm of college From ever', Sleepy Floyd 18-footer. is athletics. You won't sec sport what sport is supposed to he. played this way again, so f ill the thing is. this college? And the amazing seats at Mahaney diamond this can he seen in every collegiate spring. You'll he glad sou did game. not just the national Maybe, just maybe the Col- championship. lege World Series. You can be Adventure? Collegiate athletics are not part of it. • dd It clouded by contract disputes. To Your -season strikes. Ed CrOCA ell is HMV, Schedule. ost? holdouts or mid a They are above that. The people Hroatleasring'tournaltstn 'nap, who organize the competition from Portland. Maine. 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When the Boston Red Sox I, tor one, hope these incen- head for the windy city to open tives do help Yaz show that he up their 1982 season against the can still help the Sox because if Chicago White Sox, Mr. Dura- he doesn't reach these new bility. Carl Yastremski, w ill goals he just may decide to end embark on his 22nd consecutive his illustrious career at the end baseball season. of the season. 41!-'1•_:111111611111111111111=111111111111111.0.ft Yaz. who has been Mr. Red • - Yar came to spring training Sox since coming to the major this Black Bear rightftelder. Tommy Vaaidestine. gets the baseball team oft to a season in top condition, leagues in 1961. shows many something flying start in their recent two week stint in California. Catch more Black Bear he prides himself on signs of slowing down. Many every action in next oeeks,kfaine amput. (Storey photo) spring, and hopes this will people feel he should have hung help him improve on a very up his spikes years ago. Maybe disappointing 1981 season. these people are right. I What this season has in personally feel Yaz can still Blue traded play baseball, but what to Royals store for the Red Sox and their he is doing now is faithful fans is uncertain, but not baseball. He is a designated what this season holds for the hitter who rarely plays the field and for four players "youthful- number eight is he doesn•I come close clear: he must show Haywood to playing the Sullivan and the number of games he did years SCOTTSDALE, people of New ARIZ. (AP)- The received Renie Martin, Alice England that he ago. But, he is 42. right? San Francisco can still contri- Giants traded Vida Hammaker and Craig Chamberlain. bute. What happened to the days Blue, the veteran left-hander with 178 Martin and Hammaker are expected to when you could watch number big league pitching victories, So far this spring. Yaz has to the be used as starters by the Giants, and eight play the carom off the green Kansas City Royals Tuesday been bothered by a sore back, for three the 24-year-old Chamberlain will pitch monster and gun out a runner pitchers and a player lobe but has still managed to DH and named later. for the Giants' Class AAA Phoenix trying to stretch a single into a play some first base for injured Blue, 32, was dealt away one day. team of the Pacific Coast League. double? What about the days after being regular Dave Stapleton. Yaz is hit hard in an exhibition when vou just waited for Yaz to game currently batting .223 with two outing. Last season, his fourth Blue had three 20-victory seasons drive a ball into the bullpen or with doubles and six RBI's in 43 plate the Giants, he was 8-6 with a 2.45 with the Oakland A's, and in 1971 was deep into the bleachers in right? earned appearances. Although he has run average. the American League's Most Valuable It seems age has finally taken started out slowly, this hasn't In exchange for Player and Cy Young award winner its toll, and the good old days Blue, the Giants stopped Manager Ralph Houk • are gone. I hope not. from placing Yaz in the cleanup spot this spring. I still enjoy watching the captain play and hope a glimmer . Over5 Million Served Shortly after the 1981 cam- of Ms old brilliance will emerge. paign had ended, there was Sometimes it does, but unfor- some speculation that Yar might tunately not often enough. I try louse his free agency status seriously hope that if Yaz doesn't to find out his value on the open have the kind of year he is market. I thought that the Sox capable of. even at 42. he will might actually lose a New call it a career. England institution. Fortunately I think a superb career that this didn't happen because the has seen hint achieve over 3.000 Red Sox management offered hits and 400 home runs. may him a one-year contract that have been stretched out a bit too gave the future Hall-of-Famer long. some tough incentives. Yar said he felt the incentives would Ken Waltz is a junior Journal- Campus Delivery Special make him try harder and give ism major :from Rockland. him something to shoot for in Maine. and is a -.sometimes' the upcoming season. at-id Red Sox follower. FREE COKE with each Pat's Pizza delivered Sigma Phi Epsilon 4-1 to Campus. presents Compare our prices. Even with Dr.Walter Schoenberger our delivery charge you Speaking on U.S. Foreign Policy Get The Best For Less! towards the Soviet Union and the Offer Good Nuclear Arms Race. after 8:00 Sun 111onda;, thru Lecture at Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity Vv'edriesduy tviarch 31st at opm Thursday 375 Col lege Ave- across from Brann House 5pm- 12pm