The Independent Tiii IISI)M Florid j-N b 9 V l. 67 N O. 64) L Puolished by Campus Communcotions inc , Go'nusv'lI. Florida Not ofihciolly OSW otaed ws 0h the Unvr yo F ado A Book price hikes average 8 per cent By RENA EPSTEIN a w,. enlarged edition "a' published Alligator Staff Writer "Ihe publishers increased the price of the icn edit 'on Ironm 12 to St 7 95 so the physical led hook prices hi ve lunmped as much as science dleparinment decided to purchase IS per tent this scar. according to Sani se; eral copies and pui them on reserve instead Uctzen. mianaigcr of the ( ampus Shop and *if making the students buy it." le said. Bookstore lILT HE ADDED ninny of the students I he average increase. G tien s~iid, is about took the initiative to purchase the cheaper. X per cent older edition copies left in the bookstore Irom, "PRICES HAVE been rising all year but he pren ou, quarter is tniiined1 to specific lookss" he sai Florida Bookstore reported more price rprimtings tost more because it miceases than any of the either bookstores. itnca ses im the toy to paper, binder's board lDavid Baiuldree, manager., aid there have inlollh a n Lduc report cd 'elte been more price changes t his quarter than HiiRa rd 'Ainh' A nderson book Iny other quarter manager. jul he receisedl 'ABOUT 30-40 per cent of the testhooks I Schaumx Outlines" Wed- arc inuireasced as much as 10 per tent." he iesdlay and ii red so eral price imecrca ses Sdid. "THREE HAVE gone up SI .pice, three I here have not been any direct compl~amnts, t lour 'I hers rcreasol Mi cents each and hr sat'd, heciuse most students are buying the sonic have i ntrtascl 2S cent'." he said. htsoks for the first time and don't kno& what Atourmting lor these iicreaisrs. he uted they cost before the nereases. libtr's desire for imireasedl wage' and in- l.aplaiming that intreased paper costs are creases im pa per toss which .1re "directly paril rt51ponsible for the price increases. elated to pilluion ciitrtol iicastirs iequired Hauldirce also said the hooks publishers might III iptpt mtiijfiactujrtrs " be hedging against possie future price Ironicall. there have been lewer comn tree/cs inmts about hook ices mi CtfpliuMiOf to MALONE'S Bookstore manager Bill he last two quarter'. accordingg to Arders&,n. /carah said the prices of sonic hocks have "MAYBE STUDENTS are grimnng and gOne up hut he can't name the specific books. livarmig it. but I k ni. eseryorie is unhappy "I can tell sonmc have gone up hut it is no iboil lhe situiitioni. lie said muort than t hey h ave been increasing .tll litIL lS nil dtns of the ecoiii'inii sear" he reported siuiation iwe alii itfecting the number of Alt h ugh iceV hook price' generally are in cteasl rg, it hia'n t aic!ed Litte Professor Andlcrson siud publishers ire not bringing hi itkst ore, w h ih sells general books but not Ou! iS m1.015 iiisiuiis and editions as in texts liiohis inm's "Wui to the econoriiy ACCORDING to Viola Giocring. ow ncr iii "TI! EY ARE. pickrw nit the lbesi ones and the bookstore, the first week of winter quarter iuitliig mhtrc mlues unto printing these was largest' of any quarter since they ciditi.,us." lh sait. opened im (janesville three years ago. ~ photo by ondy newman I'i of libert Volit. ph SIiia science But she said book prices have been slowly The world's biggest bonana? Although it moy look iltpirrment prilessoi who teach' the increasing in the last six months. Ups an appealing - and certainly appears fruity - the Nutuiral Rte eiois course ((PS J35). has strange apparatus these students ore frolicking on is in 'I'ppul rcqtiiriu his students to purchase "Sonic books go up between the cents to 10 tact part of their coursework. For on expionotion and Physiovraiphs oft he I mied States. because cents in, each order. she said. d own s more pictures, see page seven. For Emma and others -- abortion is a way out

By JACkIll HARI)ER She it Iidtl list clues a tcew weeks ago. "I WANT a career more than anything itm ceall conmtoriahle dtnimu chairs and touches Alligalor Ccrrenpondent whlen, her huils began telling her something into rip edreer. io school and domng all the A stereo mcned to W(,VI sits on white par was isrong inside. Oni nous symptoms, like thing' I tan do as in md idual sons Cables PaintmIgs Il women hang on the EDulT4)H NOTE: Tno learn ago next tlalseai eC'ry day and all day Ic tg. and "I don't want the rcesponsiilts ol thinking white "alls Thurnday, the U.S. Supreme Court effetIvely selling. tender breasts that hurt when she for a little person, It would he the most tin- ANDI THE door keeps opening Icr girls lust Inmslidated state. lnseagaInst abortlon,.gp1,ng slept on her side. Aind no period. feast hie situ at on poussi ble " like [nmma esern American '.oman the right te ha. a But it "as still a shock. There is no such Words like adult tess, had little iihore "I was a little embarrassed and 'cared at legal abortion. Tod.y The AllIgator it- thing is being halfway pregnant. She didn't didn't hurt. But murderer' first. It's not oneohosee thmnys you advertise. csaminen the abortion comntro,.ru, by Cr' until later. "PERSONALLY, I didn't see anyihmng I went up to the desk and whispered, "I'm reporting the statu. of abotlon-amd anti. Her boy friend Pete "as upset. It was hiis wrong with it. I don't think of an embryo as a here to have an abortion. abortlon-egslatioit, ataibable methods of iirst' too. Ironic wo discover his physical person. I dion'? consider it murder at all. rhe gangly. red-hatred woman behind the termInatIng pregneney, and the upsurge of powencs and his titter helplessness at the same "Abortion was really mi' only alternative desk wasn't embarrassed. And better. there the sntl-aboullon mtotenent. We begin with ime. There was nothing he could do for I-or all partie% Concerned, it t'as the best wa. no accusation in her eyes. Matter ol the ston id E~mma the result @1f IntensIve lEmtmi except stand b,' her and leave her to alternative. For Pfle. it "as a problem arnd it faetly, she asked if pregnancy had been ludnlns .Ith fosr women about their take this incredible trip alone. had to he taken care of It "as like a disease conuirmued and when her last menstrual nnhmn prndkcant of being peqsaut. SHE'S IA. rinimrried and want, to stay that had to be cured. period "as- Although oh. lndIvIdusl cIrcumstances that w.a' for iwhbile. In the old days girls got Eight weeks pregnant and faced with an SATiSIEI THE pregnancy was early diffmrd In ime and plane. Emma -s a pre.nanr and had to get married. Not nuo,. undeniable responsibilit' for her own life and enough to be handled by the vacuum compelite of (line four wonun, aceuratelb And not Enmmt. tor that growmg. di' idinM blob ol cells inside aspirator procedure at the clinik, she made deedhies the enpeience of undergoiti a legal "n'.inn of mfl friends had to get married. her. Emmna an appoininuent for iihe ncnt Wed- abeoqibn. outside of hating kids. they'll ne'er amuount "I DECIDED abortion was the only nesday at II am. In five minutes. Emma was to thing. Ihey'e so limited. I can't accept alternative"' 'but the door with a blue pamphlet filled with lrht imatn diflerenec lbctwcen Etna and getting married so s'uing. It just ruins so Recalling an article in the Gainessiile Sun pre-procedure instructions. most of the .nther girl' on caimptas " as that m11 ns things. about the abortion clinic at the Gainesville Eat nothing after 8 pam. the tuisht before Emimi "is prcgnaint. Sib or eight 'secks. the "Besides. I don': think I could be in a Wonmens Health Center. 'he and Pete went to the procedure.The next morning. eat a light doctor .it i le iinrinar told her. miaritul. moioganmou' relationship and hate the to" green biding opposite Alachus nurishing breakfast. Sa lrucnd so stiecmtihl rut it. "What a theL person thro' mn ni face. 'Gtddammnit. I General Hospital. bummer. What an mercd ibit' I'mmier." had to muarr' smi. I don 'I "ant to' rut mii'self The clinic is like no ordinar' doctor's A BLIhtMER, but nt't tot ill utsearetsed mithat sit uat ion. ottiec. The blue shag carpet matches the Ion,. (See 'Emma.' pae l2t Pag. 2. 1Th. indenden* florD. Ailigalor, Thursdoy Jonuory 16. 197$

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U.S. ECoNM ( WVngress Sl-IM(, \Wednesday 10N4II lir motie- President tRs emt f-uidtO cmaisked 'A ittessmnnlor friau;hei rawe take tc! osth' - esenl t r~ I , I 'is, of miakmw ilation wore Ii, *~' the *' F)l I - multst 'a' to o(u that the state ii the Llmilc i riot * '" ':g, (*~ ~ ~ood -ord told a joint session of the I-ouse and the Senate. speaking dloomil in the chamberi hereI he ser' ed * for a quarter ol centuip * K HE SET aside his ant i-ilin op rogranl to conccentritC -4 cw, ending the co,'nlri N dependence on I reight oil bK 1485 and to coe unib the 'orgt economic downturn since the V. i on diss identfs HeI proposed ilO billion of ncw taxes on oil and natural eas and $22.5 billion of permanent cut in income taxes WASHING I (IN (UPI) - Director Wilham, F. t tlhs paid by individuals and corporations. His advisers said the ackno" edged Wednesday that the (CIA maintained tiles or, fuel lax would add substantially to ilation. IO,(XX) American dissidents, and also conducted surveillaince THE I)EMOCRATIC-controlled 94th Congress ap- tn wo U. S. cities to abort reported plot to kill Vice ,lauded little and ieniocrats attacked Ford's ideas as IPresident Spiro Agnew. likely to enhance inflation and hurt the pogor. * Colby's acknowledgmienlt came in a 45 -page report to the Many said rationing fuel would be less painful and more *mitelligence subcommittee of the Senate Appropriatimrs lair. Senate Democratic Whip Robert C. Byrd. W. Va-. Conmmittee, It also detailed other apparently illegal doniestic called Ford's plan a "surrender to inflation." Sen. William activities. Proxmire, 1)-Wis., said. "it won't work and it won't get the However, Colby denied news reports that the agency hod support of Congress." engaged in massive illegal activities in violation of its 144 THERE WERE reports thai the departure of Treasury - charter which prohibits domestic intelligence. Secretary William E. Simon - a longtime advocate of "Any institution would be hard put to avoid some wrong driving down tuel consumption by driving up its price - steps,. he told the subcommittee. "But any steps over the int. was imminent, but Simon's office denied it He wanted in CIA's 27-year history were few an tar between and if wrong. cuts in government spending even deeper than those Ford stemmed from a nisconception of the extent of CIAs proposed. authority .- Ford's economic coordinator. L. William Seidman, said Sen. John 0. Pastore. 1D-R., angrily declared after tle the President's proposal for energy excise taxes would add session that Colby's testimony showed there had heen, 2 per cent to the Consumer Nrice Index int this and sub- "serious abuses .beyond the statutory charter oftthe (IA. sequent years Ford to drop Simon rejection hinders detente Soviet - WASHINGTON (UPI) White House officials indicated MoSCoW (UPI) - The Soviet rejection af the U.S. Trade oftrees may row pull out. Wednesday President Ford had decided to drop Willham lill will disrupt R ussian-Amierican trade and may scuttle The Soviet decision refusing to accept a provision requiring imion a' I reasury secretary. but a spokesman said Srmiuc umiorc thin two 'cars of delicate negotiations to make trade a speeded up emigration of disaffected immiorities-partiularly h .1d no iention of resigning. k4ire rofn delete ibetween the two superpowers. Western Jews-in exchange for trade preferences mn the United States White House sources told U P1 that Simon had lost tilt is Ii1plllmat, siid Wednesday. puts the issue hack where it was on Oct. IS, 1972, when the tine of Ford's cha ei economic advisors when the Preslden "I li i lakes is hack to '972," one diplomat said. "All is not trade agreement u.as signed by the two nations. ignored his counsel and abandoned efforts to fight iiti lust hut it looks is though we are goimg to have to start Ironi The So'iet note disclosed by Secrerary of Stane Hcnry A and balance the budget in Ia'or of concentrating mn thlL Kissmnger did not abrogate the I9 agtreenent, timder iLrh nai itOtS CCeSsi('f \ spkernmti Aimerican hiress peratimg in the So'iet I ' American comnp .mfies h ,i been a cered 'ted ito 4perate m \ swkcsmn lot .Simniti said cmphaticalb ihiilh Ii i iim lhe FRissiains imi retuse 1i ilow anm mr,,r 1: 5 Mosivn But the Smiets said 1he agreement stilI not be pt \etuetjrs ha no intention ol resigtring timi ii ii, el ati mi t cturitt slowmig dlown trade A tit. ettect because ol the emigiliton cLhimsc whnch ii calk I " u n't lezivt a ship Itisi because wit: rim mii 'itoim "diisrimmat)tors whikhci li Ihlrcasiii sptkesman said

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RN1I(MS OkiRIRViilI-its RIl \I 5 \I \I) (Lt i W\ OR RN \It V \l \ post-abortion counseling 378-1588 3738888 1128 S.W. 1st. Ave. Not Affullad wilk @.inui. Sun fl,* ind.p.nder,~Acvd. AlIg$.v. Thwrsday, January 14. I97S,Pog. 3 CIA prober defends the practice of secrecy By STUART EMMRICH "That's onc ot the things the commission is Allgator Staff Writer going to look into.' he explained. A member of the presidential (IA in- rhe commission's investigating powers only 'estigatmig cOnmmisslOn. Former U S. Solicitor reter to domestic operations. Griswold said Gen,. Era inGCrisw.old defended at UF the, A il not look into the foreign activities of Wednesday the inherent secrecy" ot the the CIA. CIA. bun added the commission '.as going to GRISWOLD SAID the commhissrnn would thoroughly investigate any areas of domestic report to the .Justice tDepartment. whose duty surveillance the agency may have been in- it "ill be to carry out any recommendations. volved in. here are no penalties stated for persons Griswold, at UF's College of Law as a who may have violated the CIA charter and Distinguished Professor, said the commission Griswold said this is one of the areas the was instructed by President Gerald Ford "to tonmnission might look into T HE 10 YEIOIWESTexamine any domestic operations the CIA Griswold said the commission hearings may have engaged in and to make any would 'necessar ly he private" because of the recommendations it feels necessary." confidential nature of sonic of the testimony THE CIA is ferlbidden by its 1947 charter being given. to involve itself in domestic spying and "THE OPERATION isinherently seered. If NOW OU R VE RY BEST Griswold said the commission was going to you report to too large a group then it won't determined if the charter was violated. bekept secret," he said. "e added the task might be difficult Answeringcharges Ironsome government OU R MOST E LEGANT because the CIA is "a complex organization officials that the investigation of the CIA involving a large number of individuals. We ight hamper the agency's operations. DESIGN AESAHDT can't be expected to walk around the place Griswold said. 'if they are doing somethmng wtth a magnifying glass." illegal then it .'ught to be hampered." the investigation * He said, however, that the commission Griswold said he thought NEW L OW S. would "follow up any lead or problem we hear would ultimately benefit the agency and "help about. We want to learn as much as we ean."' the morale of the CIA's enmploycs. AN D H UNDR EDS OF PA IR S ALTHOUGH Criswold said any domestic spying by the CIA should not be going on, he defneded the necessity of the agency existing STILL M UST BE for foreign operations. "There must be a CIA." he said, "and it SOL D A T NEW has to operate in secrecy. We live in a world of niany nations that have intelligence INCR EDIBL E operations. We cannot go around with R EDUCTIONS. blinders on "Often the only things we know about a country is what we find out through the CIA. Most of their work is done by reading NA TURAl COMFORtS WERE HE EPAIED, howevr that the NOW agency must be "under effective citizen 5 control' but refused to say whether chat 3Q $1 5 control should conic from the President or PRtFESSCR ERWIN GNISWaLD .member of Investigating Commission KIMELS WERE NOW Congress. Revenue loss forces city budget cut 534 to '51 515 to 523 The City of Gamnesville will start trimming would be cut. He will report to the com,- W ER E more than 5400.000 off this year's budget mission next Monday with his a recoin- NOW beginning next week because of revenue loss. miendation. The $4O4,O00 deficit was caused by lower FARMER 'TOLD commissioners the deficit 17 to 539 $20 tax reveroes and higher fuel adjustment was caused by three main problems' charges. Gainesville City Manager B. Harold * The luel adjustment charge oil CAPR BFPRS W E RE Farmer told City Commissioners at this companies have had to assess the city for week's meeting. providing oil to the Regional Utilities Board. THE 5404,000 loss represents ap- * The ID per cent utilities tax, which the ~26 - 35 M 3to 1 6.90 proximately three per cent of the 514 million City of Gainesville charges on utility bills, has city budget. Farmer said. also decreased because electric consumption P1 ATiF ORA' HLJA PA CIIFS W ERE 'Our budget is so tight that certain has fallen. NOW programs will have to be cut into to make up * The 10 per cent ad valorem tax, which tor the losses." Farmer said. equals 10 cents for each 110 of property tax S2O to Farmer wouldn't say which programs evaluation has also decreased. TH E SKI LOOK A Req. $40.00 - Now $28.95 jLight weight blue denim quilted jacket with a hiue \ down lining for maximum retention of - warmth. Periodctafr around town. camping, - -v and skiing.

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Student Government is, first and foremost, students. That's right, STUDENTS, tust like you. That means there are going to be o few differences from the usual concept of''government'' nght off the bot You won'tfmnd your elected student officials in afor off capital "representing you and learning your needs and problems by phone. No, they'll bernght next to you imlineafthe Hub; they'll be sitting right behind you n on overcrowded classroom, and, well, you get the picture. Next it should be emphasized that Student Government does hove an office, or meeting and planning area. This is on the third Iloor of the Reitz Union -you know - that big building with the pool tablesoand the bowling alley. If you can get to the third floor you can't miss the office. If you do miss it, the phone number is 392-1665. Now what does this group of studentsoaccomplish - really? For starters, each year Student Government allocat es three to jour HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL.LARS in your direction. Those dollars fund the Accent speakers program, intramural athletics, the Block Student Union, the Environmental Action Group, Samson. and the list goes on and on. These students also handle special projects in th, student's interest, such as student lobbies in Tallahassee, the SG Office of Consumer Affairs (which will be putting out the student Consumer Guide in February) and the off-campus roommate referral service. Students looking out for student interests. And then there are the little things Student Government does that you don't really think much about. Things like course schedules that indicate who the instructors will be for each section in advance. Or the one or two dollars you save by seeing big name entertainment at SG concerts. And do you want to know something else that Student Government is - really? Mistakes. Sure, SG people make mistakes: doesn't everyone? But they're students just like you, remember? Not mystical names that just appear on campaign posters in the spring and then vanish io the editorial pages of the Alligator. STUDENTS. But the mistakes don't happen all thot often. Theresa whole lot more done right than wrong. And the last thing Student that Government is - really -- is two or more pois of view If you don't think SG is representative of most 0 f the students on campus, come to a student senate meeting sometime. So now you should have a general understanding of what SG is. If you have any doubts or questions, or if you'd tike to help out, come up to the office. You know now where it's at.

NEXT WEEK: "money money money - the SG Budget'

NO MINIMUM $G BUC2GET REQUESTS STUDENT INFORMATION BOOTH on NAUCINAL ONGANIZATlON POR OPEN Toll Discount Program WOMEN Any student organization wishing a The information booth across from Student Government budget for fiscal the Hub is open third through sixth Apparently there hos been some 1975.76 must submit their budget misunderstanding concerning periods doily, and has on-the-spot the request by January 22. Budget Consciousness raising groups of Student Government Turnpike information for all your needs. The Toll requests may be submitted to the eight to ten people are now being Discount Program. There booth is sponsored by Student is no Treasurer's office, room 310 in the formed. This is a workshop on the minimum toll chorge required to Government and operated by Alpha Union meaning of being a man or woman in participate in the program. Ph, Omega, BOOK EXCHANGE a sexist Society. Approximately 100 students are now It you need assistance in compiling STILLOPEN The book participating in the program but more your budget, come by Treasurer Greg exchange will be open ore needed to realize full Sherman s todoy from 1.00-4 00-. savings office Monday thr. Friday, The topic for the next meeting will potential. January 6.2!, 1 30-4:30. Students may buy books, leave books be '"Women in Prisons.' There wiNl be If you are ierested call or to be sold and pick up unsold come by a panel on work-release; including a the Treasurer s office, books. Checks for books sold this 310 J. Wayne SG COMMITTEE OPENINGS prisoner from Lowell, a former prison Heitz Union. 392-1623. quarter wil be mailed out mn about guard, the head at Lowel's counseling Boos no sodthis quarter Applications ore now being token in bweeks program and two graduate students CREDIT UNION ANNOUNCES DIVIDEND the Student Government office. 305 Your book exchange s locatedinr currently counseling at Lowell JWRU for the following SG openings room 337 or the J Wayne Reitz Union The student credit union has an- nounced a dividend on its shores The * Activity and Service Fee Allocation Meeting time - open to the public WEEKLY amount of the dividend for member Committee members DEADLINES will thursday, January 23, 7.30 pm' shores is 6 percent in 1974 Anyone desiring to submit motersal at 1402 W. University Avenue * Student delegate Students interested in establishing to the University for insertion in the SG WEEKLY should Senate he their on account or obtainmg a loan should copy in the SG Corm contact the credit union at 392-1622 or * Distinquished Professor r muriotions office on the preceding Plans ore underwa Cha4 a y to print on come to room 310 in the Union Selection Committee members Fhrda s pm for it to ppear in anthology Thusdy s ligator of writing of Gainesville oJma. i rst e . ---

STuot:N1 GOL ERNMENT 305 J. WAYNE REITZ UNION 392 166S The Independen* Florida Aitigat, Thurdey, January 16, 1975. Peg. S Hanson candidate for president of India no State University

H1 BRUCEt MORRIS presnlencs ol Iindtana State Unnersits (ISLI Alligator Staff Writer " he) have me under consideration." HaMon said. "There are aht ays others too. It's no big deal.' he said.- UF Exccutic Vice President Harold P Han 'on HANSON confirmed acknowledged Wcdnesdas he is candidate for the he has been under consideration for several months. Members of ISUts search Committee canic to UF OnCe to interview. him and he has been in contact with

J ury exa mi n es ISU is k""aed''in err" Hate. he sAccording to the Terre Haute Scar, the presidential search committee has narrowed its list of candidates to eight from an original list of 400 abusesunandS I appliants This could not be confirmed Wednesday. Search committee [he Alachua County Grand Jury heard the second day of 'pokesman were out of town and unavailable for comment. ISU is a small school, and Hanson acknowledged his testimony Wednesday in an investigation of alleged HAROLD P. HANSON coming from a university with high enrollment might be a mistreatment of residents at Sunland Training Center. . UF Executiv. Vice Prnsident Dave Fallon. an investigator for the state attorney's offiee reason they are considering him. said "approximately nine o ten persons were suspended six HANSON, in fact, was criticized last fail for allowing 600 weeks ago" for abusing residents of the center. extr, freshmen students to be admitted over the Board of Noted scientist vis its Fallon said the state attorney's office took up the case aftet Regents ceiling of 2900. the Human Rights Advocacy Council brought evidence of Asked if he would accept the job if offred, Hanson replied. The first visiting scientist of UF's College of Veterinary abuses to their attention. "i'm keeping my options open." Medicine is Dr. Alex B. Novikoff He will teach students and The suspended staff members allegedly beat male Hanson was at UP from 1948 until 1954 in the physics work with faculty members in the J. Hillis Miller Health residents of the center and forced them to eat soap as punish- department. He left and was chairman of the physics Center fwom Jan. 20 until March 20. ment. department at the University of Texas until 1%69 when he Novikoff will present the first annual research lecture for The grand jury will determine if there is enough evidence to returned to Ur as dean of the graduate school,. the College df Veterinary Medicine in February. warrant criminal charges against the staff members. In 1971. Hanson was appointed vice president for academic Novikoff is a professor of pathology at Albert Einsteim Fallon said he "had hoped the grand jury would be affairs, a job be held until last August when he was appointed College of Medicine in New York. He is an internationally finished" Thunsday. but said hearings may last until Friday. executive vice president by UF's new president. Robert 0. acclaimed biologist and was selected as a member of the Testimony before the grand jury is confidential Marston. National Academy of Science. 111E IANCOCICS AUTO REPAIR AlU Wesk Gueamntfld

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A Pag.4. lb. Indepeoden florid. AlIgdcor, These.y, Jaswn.y I, '975 ' Deans: budget cut can t erase deficit B, TOM SHRUDLR Ili FBei I Shiirj> LILI '1 I ( olleie t Allikhtor Swif Writer Ih Iii o n it WVtLL[l 'dO ik1il inith In I h I\ imipor oil ciavaot heLIIlIes s ' I I lie line (leans >1 1 F s itidemmit ttiIeges agreed HR3 AN AS~l) the ( "tin>' f \tcdemL scine ' ttinnmliiul Wednesdt.s thcs iold not niakc tnotigh ad (httileci the ljtLIt 0f0t pitbitinnl liinal tuits f xptfnV mioncs to pnol I'F's SI - niilhin UmflmeI~tS wocriI h.A'ce i the'' coIlcg% iT r5 R1() 'otis to build auni'er''ts like this mnd we jeijit \uoidoili '0 \ Rio' '3 ellen assistant go he im lest m r umcdibtiis osernight, \ mnderWeri %jtil IDr Robert Brsan I F tie president lor acadcniit allairs. toi icudttimic ittiis ''ttir1 Ihcse bl( Ne beer thin it It l } is tced to diss gradtiate students who Ilhougli asked the deans to find wtavs lo tit In additional 28 itr tent miiimteninct personniel wtoiI sae C botit SI rhict had timiniintli. "we could itosc our ibithts to CCe it! 'it their dlredy sla'hci 'perating hudgets \Ithotigh there "a' general~ dW*reemefl sOmel4 Ite 5) ea's, he sad D11. GU STAVEt A HIarrcr. d 'ret!r ii i Fs ,brarits. said he closedI d!cwn. IDi Rob Horton HBr' n. Linn 0 ittliatc stimdettmt II ANSON scheduled i meeting next week "ithI stlte he lhhiarw vIth Ibtok purchases already lrw/en. could sawe lean. ,aid. "We could sul nse that tine much um ctslts stutell u'ticil5 to discuss possible solutions it Ilk bet wean I .(X)and SI NMMX) more bs cutting expenditure' totild the los. it graduate students - liitiniMI to inky regular perLIodleaI subscripnions and elimimate the Ut RECENTlY told mlore than IX) gtdiiatc sttideti~s Li'lergele the meeting and say t'- has hardcuncr bindim Il periodical c,,Ilecirons they wolild he laid ott sjirii qilartelit i n more mlOneC% wa Risan 'aid he could gom mi'm terre eservihmg possible to cut back tin expcnwes aridno heree is no I &Gj ollege I all II colleges except health iIorthcfmmi 1h 'Iced, he helpot the test otiheussteni anariculttiraIIs reIlitedl CIeldSJ wh HCan tonicup wit that Ill I xectuI'c cce 'resident DI) HiroldI Hajnwi saiti We~c iiways bailed out people im the past." Bryn suit amIni is ticar I' fmitthi, iinier'it' cantit come up suth F ridas that i n tricmergencs sitliatitit probationdts carter rho SI riilin" Hrin sadl ter' Ice empI ei w'C u Id be teCrmm iiat ed helore graduate Nowm we raed hel;,.

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Need to print a magazine Or circular Or letter? The 'Gator composition shop Can always do it better! Student files complaint Th.I~.pd~nlovl.MI~br Th~~.yJSOq 11971h,* ' 'Nebuloi ranking CUT By KAREN MEYER causes graa (C Prt-sident bor Academic A flairs Robert Chandler said the "ronkiugs "cwr per In detiil .1 50s usoopossible he said. Alligato, Staff Writer Bryan saiid (handler's complaint should be loriled on oil graduate students in his A s'sia',t Deantar the College of Arts and handled informally by getting all pantics department last spring, despite sonec Sciences Ruth McQuoiwn said. "We've not A UF graduate student filed a complaint together and talking things out. utssagreenment among faculty members. had a formal report," regarding Chandler. against the Speech Department of the College Hryan also said a committee of faculty and Chandler sa id Graduate School Dean In sonic departments. "if a student per- of Arts and Scienrces with the Office for students w.as being orined to investigate the Harry Sisler told him those spring rankings l(,rnis successfully in every respect with Academic Affairs Wcdiiesday. situation, violated graduate school policy. competence at a high level." his assistaniship Bill Chandler. third year doctoral can- Chandler said assistantships '.ere funded Those rankings were performed again at wilI be continued. McQuown said. didate in the Rhetoric and Public Address for six master degree students in the other the end of this fall quarter unknown to the In other departments there is "open program, said his ssistantship was cut Jan. 3, Speech IDepariment program, Behavioral students, according to Chandler. competition" Mt'Quown added. on the basis of "nebulous rankings." Studies, although he had been assured Two American Civil Liberties Union doctoral candidates would be considered first. Chandler didn't know what criteria the The general practice is that doctoral lawyers are investigating his situation,. The Speech Department did not fund rankings were based on. candidates would have highest priority if they Chandler said. anyone im Rhetoric and Public Address. "Nobody knows. Nobody is willing pertbrnmed at a high level and it they fulfilled *v said Chandler. their duties up to their capabilities, she said. Affirmative acion pln Chandler charges: She said Hutchinsor nwas in charge of the * that representatives of a particular area investigation because Arts and Sciences' of study within the Division of Com- policy is to "exploit your remedies at the munication Studies-ranked studentsin thi department'leel revisions are approved area ahead of others without regard to Thomas W. Cole, associate dean for academic progress or standing. academic affairs, said,. "all I can say is that I By JANET PARK *that the ranking was a form of economic have an appointment with him (Chandler) AllIgator Staff WrItnr reprisal directed at students concentrating in Monday." I * particular area of study. The charges were t led through Cole. The Affirmative Action Advisory Council Mthat graduate school and university policy Hutchinson could not be reached fbr and the Council of Academic Deans both gave was subverted by the ranking procedure. tonimnent approval Wednesday to the draft form of the revisions ol UP', affirmative action plan. UF Executive Vice President Harold Minor changes mn one area were suggested Hanson said the rankings seemed reasonable. Chandler said he maintains a 3.5 by nienihers ot the Council of Academic "1 don't see any reason why not." Hanson gradepoint average with "two or three leans. said. quarters to go." He has had an assistantship Ibis area involved the number of available "'We'llbe looking into ('handler's situation for two and a half years. women im a particular discipline, which needed in somie case' to be adjusted. LOW GOALS for hiring women was one of he 'ix area' in the affirmative action plan hat ,ictded correction before being re- submitted to the IDepartment of Health. SG power abuse report in error Education and Welfare (HEW) on Jan. 21 UF's plan was first submitted to -fEW An Honor Court investigating committee The machines are also not kept in Sher- early in l974. II was sent hack to UF in report on Student Government, the basis for man's office, which the report stated, hut are January, I1974, with some corrections an article in Wednesday's Alligator was in instead located in (he main SG office. requested . They were made and the plan error when it reported that SG officials have Sherman said he pointed out the errors to i-esubnntted. hut HEW returned it (1nce unlimited access to duplicating machines'. Ken Ofgang. who prepared the report, but sf more revisions and that no records are kept about their use. Igainrequtrrmg they were not deleted before the final draft Predictions I.,r the gaalahle n umber of Student Body Treasurer Greg Sherman was released to the press. w'nmen in driime were based on the said SG officials do not have tree access to the iinimhcrol vacanetxpteted on the stalT and machine's use and records are kept stating Olgang was not available for comment I he ntimber of w'nmen receiving the terminat their use. Wednesday afternoon. degree in Iheir field EXAMPlES ol correction' imade in the JOSEPH JUULN iiumbi er ofiv iil able w.meinare the College of must hove three years experience. I an and the (College if Veterinary Medicine. la'. school lcei, Joseph lulin pointed out hat laculty miembcrs uisually must have about' Iliret seal s ,l piot ession a I expe ece m .idmonto .i ierniinil degree. before being ii F and jsstimi the job as soon as convenient c,,insdercd lor I I Iculty position for him. Dr. lDoiithn Ne. ll. iternm attirnmative icimibl coordlgiitor, saiid .i i epresentaltive ft-on, (Thunrielimember [ )r. Grace Henderson It'e Cot kg. o VeteCrmitar[ Medi cime. pointed expressed her concern about Allison's being 'iui li iinacciirate itcdictioii ci the number oc ible to come in light oc unmversity-wide budget .wrmt'tni .illahle Izlchi im hat college 'its N EVIUL SAIl) 'he hid calculated the nimbi': ii the iiumbie'r ol "omieni holding the lt'girnmiig tlcirec ol Dlor of Veteriaryv AT AN EARLIER mieetilg of the council. Med ci 1k. ito,.e. ci. heto liege of Veteriia r' Fxecuti'e Vice President Harold Hanson Mt'diciiw requpirs it' Iaciilty to also hold a lPioiiiied that the money to pay Allison would he found. e'ei, iif it had to conic from private dtt0Li4rail im the p'er''T'' xiriiciilir '1pecialt'. tunds Nt's ll sid she took i c onsidera Iion the I tetl remencit' ol most d hC lplmle' According to Shov . there are "Fir inslailte. somei disejiit's seqgire a several tlociorat liii thenr lacult. imembers. Ai. ireison, for iingmig Allison to 'come aboard" I'. 501n IS 1105s1ble. chii e'd lre .imd 1-mie Arts reqLI res On ly I iimter'. so lhir ,uimbei ci iin.ilable QometI misler' or de tIC1 tdes I l'st 1 iwrddc i I-irst. ic saiid. U F anticipates the presence ldiae." she said. help achieve mre settled st .1e ot All. COLLEGESa flairs veic urged to ieiliekL . iniegard to heir lhirinc g it s ci . t'm ci, DrL~Robeit ittirmi I Jeton.

Hri an.- ie president tot icadeici air'. N ill ea d mi,'t chiinge' in 'he dirafi ol 'he ANOTHER consideration is the advantage c tion ,Lii, it minumni'iu conimu't, at a critical dime fbr siippltm'ivct tO Li'F's .itirminti phoths by ondy newman .'il be c.mniclted h's Fridhis. ,iltiiiiimi IW iion at U . he said. Shain linei 0o \llisoni saiid it I lpermaneit LsoidiilaiOi is nstilled soon. a ,umher of Wheeeee I Till NOMINEE oer perimanecnI it- (IesOli .md 'ciilr'% m lhis Irea m'as hae t i lmllISI *IgiOt cotirdmitm~' IS CSIILYIeL 0 iitimtiitbC his dcclsiiii t ciept 'i iIChnei the Fleideirs'i aldeti thle Wdll it work? Instructor Dan Powers, left, tests slide constructed I jitect, the " hole by his Methods of Construction and Materials inns it~ . n 1 'lioeuniv and hid C, be hrot gol lame, \lbsoii lie min onedei'd a suh II; while youngster enjoys swing. st'lei'Id lor the pNs. lurige umTi' st'mi to Pep8 TheinSependenlRoflda Allgo'or Thurndoy. January ' 1975 EDITORIA L Eviction0 0 Sometimes in the past we'ye considered the rhetoric of our feminist friends in the National Organization for Women a bit overstated. But yesterday NOW director Alyce MeAdam dropped by with a grievance that has her un- derstandably peeved. It seems the i. Wayne Reitz Union Board of Managers voted last November to move NOW into a smaller office in the Union's student activities center. An act of small significance, it might seem. except that only seven ot the board's 14 members were present for the vote. And except that NOW wasn't notified its office space would be up for consideration anid so couldn't present its case before the board acted. And then there's the matter ot what groups the board saw tit to move into NOW's current office. But to get the full impact of all this, it's necessary to have a quick review of the UF NOW chapter's battle to get into the student-built union at all. The group's tirsi application tor office space was mysteriously "lost" before it could be acted

Then, on Jan. 29, 1974, the chapter won an April 2.,r974,members fought oft an attempt to Inf irma ry mo rn ing-afte r p1i Is move the Florida Quarterly in the NOW office. May 14, 1974, saw an unsuccessful effort to move Florida Blue Key (FBK) into the NOW sh ou ld be ta ken a t own rif sk So it's been tough sledding for the group which led the tight to have FBK's bigoted anti-women "UF's infirmary offering free morning after pilis." read the membership policy changed. headline milast Thursday's Alligator. AM first glance. this The board of managers voted to use NOW's looks like good news for UF women students. But is it? present office as a 'Floating' office for groups Nobody is really sure why the morning-after pill works. which only need space temporarily during the The theory is that it changes the lining of the uterus so the fertilized egg doesn't implant. thus preventing pregnancy JANIS MARtA year. They are Gator Interfraternity Growl. [he UFE Infirmary Women's Health Care Center (WH( C) is Council (IFC), Interhall Council, and Panhellenic, conducting a federally funded study of the pill. a sorority group. THERE ARE numerous side effects that may result frem Gator Growl needs the office to put together its taking Premarmn. the morning-after pull given nut by the once-a-year fireworks show in the stadium: [n.- Women's Health Care Clini at the infirmary terhall's project is Dorm Week, and IFC and Adverse reactions to the morning-after pul1 can include 'pokesperson tir the WI-CC. Another nmornmg-afier piE! Panhellenic's contribution consists of, you guessed blood clots, heavy bleeding, possible aggravation ol miastuis high in ctrogen, [)I+S. has been notorious for its danigtrou it. Greek Week. So little was knmwn about DES that In short, the kind ot stutt great football between lQ4Oatid 14'( it was gieen to wonmen in hopes of preventing miscarriage' weekends are made ot-. Ihe daughters of the women give this pill while pregnAnt NOW's gripe is that the office the board of base an unusually high incidence of vaginal cancer. managers wants to transfer it to is too small for its OPINION AN!) NOW WOMENconceived in the 1940's and 1954) needs. McAdam says there's no room for the two are currently being used to test out the effectiveness of a high tables and tiling cabinets in the present office. estrogen pill in preventing pregnancy. It steems ironic. In addition, the group is preparing to start a In addition, the morning-after pill often is not needed, aft all. Only out of library with $350 allocated it by Student 21) every 10W women who have unproteced beco mae pregnant, according to a flUrsiIW Government for that purpose. The library won't fit dinflammiation of mammary glands), retention of fluid. i zno re wi in the smaller office. edema, vomiting. aggravation of allergic rashes, nausea. SINCE THlE chances of becoming pregnant after tin- One of NOW's most intensive projects has been cramps.breast tenderness and enlargement, and aggravation protected intercourse are rather low, one option is waiting educating and counseling women about rape. Its of' migraine headaches. until the monthly period is due. If the period doesn't comec on tree pamphlet on the subject is designed to help These are the possible side effects listed by the Physician's time, a woman can have a menstrual ertraction performed. women avoid rape: but perhaps more important is [)esk Reference (PDR). The PDR is a collection of in- The menstrual extraction is a procedure that draws out the the cooperation of contents of the uterus. the always available phone number where rape lormation on drug products compiled with It must be performed within six weeks after inhercenursed. It'nt quite as simple as taking five pills a victims can get instant and educated counseling at "PitMltlcnsistsofa huge dose of estrogen," stated a a crucial time, NOW's vanguard work in the women's rights movement reaches every woman student at UF. The Independent Dovdsmith Thri Wood While the other four groups need office space Mtv.-In-chMr MonoglCBSidtOr for only short periods. NOW operates 25 to 30 hours a week throughout the year. Florida Alligator The clincher is that the board assigned another GL Gm jia Doi 1(., room as a "floating"otlice, yet allocated it to no 0*1 Fjmh Me. JOfl0 New. Editor group. Clearly. Gator Growl. IFC. Interhall and Layout Shot Layo'tMW Panhellenic need not be thrown out in the cold if LA 'Tony'"Kenduior NOW keeps roonm 313. JMmes.Cock P.Midwed by . .Admnianegl. A. NOW was supposed to be out of' its office last Me Ev lyn.k.t . . "*.e-iat Campu. Communioatiofls. Inc night. At last word MeAdanm was vowing an -- .e Mono. Alamo-style holdout. Tor oor -o P.O. kmx 13266 UnIvenhty Ra MeG.J.v. . . - -M-dsnddg. . Mcnager ba~sn, a.n. N.Md. with All she's asking is a stay of eviction until NOW oflk. bS.nd tw Cdspg n. MnIs.,elg can present its case to the board next week, as it Coont.r 173 Wa~ UnIv.u Anne. should have been able to in November. We hope Union directorBill Rion "ill makesure -- M'=tqi PducbonMagw NOW gets that stay. . Ly"n'o&- Dsp flnt: W4Mtsa rh,. independent Speech Department Florid, Ailigofor Thursdoy Jonuory 16 1975. Page 9 Park ng cket money Docto ra Student t ED)ITOR: 0 Hccent iturtlng tiia he University of Horida whuh hioc recultcdl goes stuclent court lnig mdo 'bit 1w &'r lot ail students to im the termination of n mny grjdiiat i II elfin lDepartmnlrt I bird 'ci, students EDITOR: (in JanuArn I .h ani jittieb ficlaof 'ike laws eiIorcemnit indl the teaching assistants have undoubtedN h jte first priority . Stall Writer Mark Scot I an nouncemg the [IPD .rn'iim ot tines ilteads himg collected troii produced avariety ot sad 'tories lI I my ianuars W. 1975 Dean can find no hike saaets ciackdown appeared on page iH('toi 'chicle mu actions he so hold, I would like the following short imnes ( in not persuade departmentt to three ot the Independent Florida Alligator In N' monev from t ra Itic tiies is charnneled to history to represent the plight ofmn follon. graduate school pOlcy Has no real that article Mr Scott quoted me is saying the campus polite depanniei Money front gradoatc students who lind themselhcs it poweCr to enforce. can only use moral "The idea is to present accidents. not gre student parking ickeis goes to defray the the mercy ol mismanagement of funds as 'tiasion,. tickets .'e (UPO) make enough money ott costs of the Student lIatlic C'ourt and the well as a mismanagement of graduate January 10. 1975. 10-00 A.M. Heard parking tickets." 1enainder goes to the Gater Loan Fund school indl un versit y rules and moncy for assistantship given to depart- This passage has brought about sonic Fines collected from Faculty and Stati regulatons. nient l earr assistaniship to be given to nmtsunderstandirg and needs to be clarttied rickets go to the (iF Parking and iran- January 2. 1975 I arrived in Giainesville because the parking beginning student. 11:00 A.M Give in- situation on the UFP 'port at ion Coniittee "here the money Icy the beginning ol the Winter Quarter. is I formation to Dean of Graduate School. campus has become an agitation for mlan) used foi Camp~US road imointenance. Funds for put in an appearance in my department to Dean's assistant contirnms. Department people. Mr. Scott did not misquote me is UPD4 are controlled by LIE Physical Plant check itt the lay of the land I here I am clainmed failed comprehensives. False much as he misinterpreted my comments. Divis Ion. ld. unofficially. hlat it looks like my inlorniauon. What is going on in ['he reporter questioned whether Operation The object ot Operation L ife is not to make issistaniship i.,l be ternmiated. I he department9 Who is giving out such in- -ife was to be enforced in such proportions as more money or harass cyclists. So far there acuity ranked all graduate students and i lormation9 2-00 P.M. Met with Dr. Bryan. to create increased revenue from the tickets. have been no bicycle fatalities on Campus We w4as not ranked high Since enough. I try to Office of Academic Affairs. Explained the program is designed specifically to like those statistics and we want to keep it con firm this inlormation.- No inc is around situation including allusions to antipathies stop accidents and prevent personal injuries, I that way. nconflrrm. 'I he silence seems to say that in department Graduate school and replied that increased revenue was not the Jiim Shuler he's only a third year doctoral student. he university policy confirmed. Bryan will try object of the program. in view of the dif- UP!) Public Intorniation Officer iloesn I court lor inythmng. It doesn't to correct situation 2 matter that hc has invested /% years in the JANUARY 13, 1975. No one answering ADVICE & DISSENT I mversity and the U nIversity 2M years in phone. Bryan doing all he can. Graduate hint school policy apparently not enforceable if JANUARY 3, 3975. Phone calls to Head Bryan cannot enforce. Adversaries in 'I Deparinment. iDetn of College. Dean of (tepartmient have won. No money and two Graduate School. Advisors. anybody. quarters Irom a Ph.D. I wonder what lDesperatlmn. It isn't pleasant to have $17 losers do. I wonder if the system always Game plan for and unexprettedly with no explanation to wins. I wonder how undergraduate he tinenmployed. Everyone tusy or not in. students can fight Wfa doctoral candidate W~iil until Monday. has lost before he even begins. I wonder January I. 197$. 8:30 A.M. Waiting in how a University can attract Doctoral ultimat the Office oi the Dean of the Graduate students if they must run the risk of having the School. Finally see him. FExplain situation. financial bowl support discontinued if they do I)epartnmenI received 5 ossistontships. not study in a particular arts withi, a iieulty ranked graduate students. Highest department. it they disagree with a strong Sound the ranks i.,'tld receive aid. No discrirmmation professor. ifithe University cannot make its trumpets. Step to the beat of the drums. hlween graduate students and third year lDepartnments and Colieges abide by the ROBER T DAVIDSON dlictoril students. No consideration at rules. Come on people. 1et's get into the spirit of the game. It's graduate school policy that advanced And everyone says distinction for the exciting. It's habit forming. cornniug students receive aid first. Head University is right around the corner'. STAFF WRITINGS It's the most popular game on .4 Iepirfmnn claimed rankings not lDistinguished Speech Department. I. ev .1ltatory. [kaniiould discuss IDoetoral earth. War is the world's with student. 0. CW hnlr hers. pastime. of Palestine. miles. Five miles. The Zionists IMAGINE A beautiful day Now let us look at the Israel have crossed the Sue, Canal. on the plains of Sinai. For the Zonists. Quarterbacking is a Touchdown! 2bth big year. ABC sports is crafty and experienced WE'RE INTO tlie second brimgig you the finest of veteran of the Mid-East wars. half action now The Zionists Saturday afternoon warfare. Moshe Dayan. At fullback for are defending the Golan Today we have the greatest of the Zionists former Michigan Heights and the Syrians are religious competition, with great Gerald Ford will be on the offensive. The Zionists the mighty Zionists of Israel providing massive arms have their backs to wall and going against the powerful support. All inall it looks lke will need some inspired Mid-east Arabs. The battle we have a fine game in store defense to hold back the cry will sound shortly. but let for you this afternoon. charged up Arabs. us take a few moments to look OFFICIALS fbr the game Emotions are really flaring a! the teams. are the United Nations down there on the playing First on analysis of the Peacekeeping Force, the field. Syria has led a good home team, the Mid-East game will start shortly; but drive by the Arabs and that -S Arabs, The Arab offense is first, everyone rise for a tough Zioni 4 defense could centered around the strong sacrifice to their god. he in trou ble. The third arnmoured attack supplied by The war cries have sounded ended with the quarterback Leonid Bresnev. and we have ourselves a first- casualty score. Israel 7.(00, In the backfield, the Arabs class w ar. The Zionists are on Arabs 10.000. "ill he depending on a Hood the 'ttensie arnd the Arabs Both learns are set up and showing Iby Syria and the will he defending the Sue, ready for the crucial fourth talented, though tin. (anal. quarter play. What's this' vredictamble. Kmng Hussein of The armies arc setting up a (ierocd lord has come off the Jordan. The Arabs ore line of battle so let's pick up beach and wilt he qua?- looking lor meenge after last the action. The /.ionists have terhocking Boy the hard 'ear' defeat bi the Zionists displayed a fine air attack pressed Zionist team. Ap- adc they should be tough. against the Ar abs. Tlhe parently the excitement ol the Thi; is a homecoming for the Egyptian defense is crum- game 'as more than he could \rabs indl it 'wild like to huing and soldiers are being re'dst. cxtcnd our congratulations to 'laughtered hy the thousands. T HE RATTLI. CRY has their ,iewl elected I.N. What i game! The Zionist. sciuncled. and it's a heatul. Wrestling fans missing extras iepresentatnve. Nasar Arafat Ire tirr indlgoal to go. len lofts ICBM missle launch dclixcredI the heart of the Middle I-Ast. The Independent Ibree. two. -. ne . Its KIJITOR: toiitiel .1 I 'lI Iiiiik l intSl- .~tiioicd. sr' Cs.l ind note 4 ncer. I he orange Florida Alligator mushroom'ct"u. si"n'l the is 0'0 li ,rs'iiI reaii "ill tme bot swhci its Dcug Dol Ron Cucninghon OiiCe tugin the ganw has '.s~ci t',i eluded iie. I Fiat populars eltiotigh to iu strrd it's participants. Enterlounmen, Editor MAot. Editor attstr c'ii pi'. .rsdrnt im he wmic 'I rtint, ithout ISf LheliiL i cinhol 'pnIa 't dol Lt~c lL'i' .1ri 'ittorn. IhIns can h. the only I i' limc Ij'.il tic Georg. Kochonmec Jr Photo Editor tontl 'in for in iwar there is -t hc i'ji cr, ' iiser I I'inner. lust 'ictinms. :etth a it 'o i' I ,if Iinteii Hi'o Greg Forrer Minor, Kernon Mug t e LIntinuein cheer our Sport Editor Ast News Ecitor 'iinits on to the ultimate rinmit Stuier Ho'.) game? Pag. 10.%WeIndependen, PodeMe. AJIg.v he1,e Jmnucry 4. 197S SPECIAL PURCHASE $175 ,OOO surprise enriches SG treasury Fomn Piece SUIS reversohle vest with COn traf stinq & miatchino slacks By LESLIE GOLAY support of the Equal Rights Amendment at Algab.rStalffWdter the meeting Tuesd.y night and elected Senator S,,e Cline as the SC representative to the ERA coalition. Student Senate President Kevin Malone The senate passed an amendment that mani frtiri ers sUQQested retail oniCe announced Tuesday night that an extra 'aould pay the salary of the Chief Justice of the l75,.0) of "unanticipated surplus money" [raffle Courn from the money collected from came in to Student Government this year. campus traffic violation fines rather than "he extra money is due to an excess In Iron, SG as had been done previously. errolinment ths ytar, Malone said. "This is the first time a SG officer is .ot DR E SS SLACKS 512.qo THE "unencumbered funds" to be paid by SG.The high revenue the traffic court allocated by the Activity and Service Fee gets frown traffic violations can pay fir him. TH REE FOR 530. Advisory Committee (ASFAC) "just fell into SG can use the money better, Malone said. ,ur lapC, according to Malone. The senate also passed an amendment SG Treasurer Gre* Sherman said "this is changing membership on the Student-Faculty up and beyond what w~e anticipated" t Insurance Board. 800 nn ir casual slacks 55.9o revenue from the activity and service fee. Malone explained now there won't be a According to Sherman. ASFAC has total representative from Blue Cross-Blue Shield nnlvnster blends ninids tiontrol nver where the money will go. Insurance Company on the board as there Rccommnendations wtll be made by the had been in the past. committee dhi year. This will encourage bids from other In- THE STUDENT Senate reaffirmed their surance companies, he said. e fllld Thief-proof bike bank s scheduled for campus LOCATED AT 1-95 & NEWBERRY RD. A virtuallyy knolprool method of bicycle theft rate is greater there, Lobeck said. Open da ily till 9:OC Sunday tiii 6:oo 373-9297 wtcurily is now availabic to UF students LORECK said a student from each campus aordmg tinh loheck. Student Govern- dormitory area is needed to be in charge of menl Secretary ii (onsuimer Affairs,. renting the devices. That student will receive lkviccs called "bike banks" are being SO cents for each rental he or she obtains. imsIalld on campus to provide 'tudents with (This commission will be paid for out of the $3 WHEN YOU 'RE morc curee means ol lockinK their bicycles. rental lee.) An additional 5O cents per rental will go to SUC pay one student who will be in charge of FOR THE WORD. STUDENTS can rent the bank from replacing lost keys, making necessary repairs, St dent Ghmerunmeni it the rate of ten cents a and assisting in the installation of new banks lay or lor 53 a month. throughout the campus. lwh anks hive .ilrcady been installed in Students interested in applying for either Maiiphrte Area position should contact Debbie Feinberg. Ihbe he v jest concept rations of banks will Undersecretary of Consumer Affairs, at 373- he imst lied mi dormitory areas because the 3975.

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'The doctor waho does the Hemng pregnant is more than being in the family proceduic drives it from Jacksonville and doesn't w I he hormonal changes affected her spirits as get mttown until 2 p.m. Things are late well. Cheerful optimism gave way to bitching. flights A BLACK girl tromi south Florida sits next to of mood, and a cattiness she thought was reserved to Emma. and Emma can feel her tension. So they competing movie queens and old maids. lalk. about symptoms, families, goals. school. "I found myself getting real upset, crying every Waiting. day for no reason at all. I wanted to be loved all the Emma is called, handed a IS-cent Maas Brothers time, to be held-think of me, mec. M E!" shopping bag with a gown in it. Clothes off (you can HERE WAS tear. keep your socks on). gown on and snapped at the "I tried not to think about it because I was afraid neck. of what I was going to think about. . . afraid I'd feel Waiting. Candas comes in with a couple cigaretts. coo much emotion and it'd overwhelm me if I Talk about self-hypnosis, pinched nerves, night thought about it too much." classes. From the next room, a machine thrums to .and doubt . life and a few seconds later the fluid suction does its "Maybe this is what I should do. Maybe I'm work, supposed to have this baby, and this is the course of PALMS SWEAT and perspiration rolls down her action for me. Maybe this is my only chance and 'm hack. throwing it away." Now. ABORTION was the only chance. Into the examination room, up on the table. The Wednesday morning. bright and cold. Off to a gangly lady is Fnma's nun.e. Dr. Cohen greets late stant-typical-and few words to offset the Enm., squeezes her arm. Candas is there too, as silence as PNte drove Emma to the clinic. Emma lies on her back, feet propped in covered, It'll be over soon. This time tomorrow, everything warm stirrups. will be over . .done., finished. Breast exam, then pelvic. Candas holds her hand. ALREADY WOMEN are perched on those the other smoothing the hair from her fact. She comfortable chain. 'The big day for six, seven. 10 talks. other women. Mostly white, middle class, from WHAT ARE you studying in school? Sounds young to the other side of 30. interesting. Got * job lined up? yihls byin.e pvcd.s You're not alone. Fingers in and out, probing, feeling. Lab work, blood test, urine test, chaffing with the "Eight weeks." Dr. Cohen tells the nurse. 'Right sprightly, gray-haired lady in the white lab coat. She in the uterus. Beautiful." 'Right to life' sought tells Emma everything she does, why it's done, what EMMA TA~LS, feels the needle piercing her it'll reveal about Emma's body. insides. Zilocarne, works fast, pain becomes a dull COMMONPlACE things, and it helps Emma pressure, like the dentist shooting your gums with relax, makes the waiting easier. p onecaime Next i.group coonadling-uta. seven women troop Pain again, like being ripped in two from the into another loom, settle on cushions, the floor. crotch, widening the cervix to fit the pinky finger Dy KAREN MEYER use contraceptIves." said o'Malley wherever. "The Procedure." as the abofliou, is diameter of the evacuation tube. Dijatlon. MuA1S SaffWrile, Some costracepiivas do not receiveS euphemistically known to the clinic's workers and Condas saying keep your eyes open, slow deep grmip's endornemefit. patients. ii explained with pictures, pieces of breaths. yes, good, niaL.Still holding her hand, her The right to lift. INTXA-UTERINE devices prevetit t equipment and plastic uteruses. arm. Abortion opponents think it bekxips to fartiaid egu free, being implanted in the wi Vacuum aspiration is used for women less than 12 MACHNEN on the whir, sloppy suction, two three everyone' and therekere could be considered a term weeks pregnant. Basically. it's upon the table, knees four seconds-it's over. Plastic tuba, metal "WE ARE seeking a constitutional abortion. O'NMalley said. bent and heels in the stirrups. In with a plastic speculum, eight.week old tissue. nmpgatioc amendment that would protect lift from The birth control pill, still being investig speculum to widen the vaginal opening, let the blood.,.gone. conception to natural death," Alachua County for possible relation to canflr. i considd docto, see what's going on. It's over. Right to Life member Lois O'Mallcy said. "okay" but not officially endorsed. THEN SEVERAL shots of Zilocaine, a local "Just let me pull my legs up and roil over." Founded in reponse to the gradual "lguass everyone knows babies are hard' anaesthetic, into the cmrix, the entryway to the INSIDES ACHY, cleaned out, heavy, cramped,. liberalization of state abortion laws. "Right to come by. Literally hundreds of people WE fetus-holding uterus. In the next minute, a rapid gets wonst. Tears dribble from Emma's eyes, stop. Life" groups popped up all around the nation. themi" she said. succession of flexible plastic tubes of increasing Candas still there, how do you feel. With the Supreme Court decision of 1973, WHAT ASOIJT the young single womflai diameter is inserted to widen the opening to suck the Peel faint, eyes going black, ears ringing. God- that limiting abortions in the first trlmeser is college, who doesn't want to give up school's fetus out. dam cramps. Ten. 12 steps to the recovery room. unconstitutional, they banded together to tbrmn a job becaus, she forgot her pill one day? Then it's over, the whole procedure taking bare rina's in charge then. Ue down, blanket. heating the national organization, arnd on to create the She should h1me fle child and give ii up minutes. . pad for those foul cramps. Two pills, washed down most powerful anti-abortion ktbbying pressure adoption. O'M~afley said. thai pick back Up "I was kind of worried until the group counseling with warm tea. Empiric for cramps. others to in Congress. schooling and work. session where they tell you what's going on. The contract the uterus to normal position. "ABlORTION is not the answer." said Another Aladhwa member, Mrs id thing that helped me out the most was all the people BLOOD pressure down, pulse down, temperature O'Malley, Alachua County chapter member. Valenti, said that while a woman should hit there. There were married women there on their down, all down except the cramping pain in that With one exception: if the physical - not right to liv Own body, the fetus -- althoKi second, third abortions. After talking to them I double-cupped handful of female organs. mental -- life of the mother is endangered. dependentonthe mother for life support - tought. well, it can't be that bad." It's done. Over. Finished. Abortion is justified in that case on the sepate body. PULSE, temperature, blood pressure checked Empirin works fast. Emma feels better already. "rationale that the baby is attacking the "WFA WOMAN doesn't wish to bear a cli and noted in the medical charts. Unpregnant. Ready wo face the rest of life. Must wait mother.'' she shouldn't have to. There are enough sOu And the hesitant questions begin. Will it hurt? 30 minutes before leaving the clinic. BUT EVEN an aborted fetus has a right to birth control measures available that- How long '.ill it rake? When can I make love again? "IT'S GOT to be kind of stupid if you don't '.ant Ine. said O'Malley, and doctors should make shouldn't get pregnant." said Valeniti. Will I be able to have children if I twant them? to hase a baby to keep screwing around and not special efforts to that end. Where the mother had German meaCsO "They're pretty frank and open over there. One of using an'xhing O'Malley justified the ease of Boston ob- drug like Thalidonidi and chances ,.erC y the girls was concerned ,.th pain. All she could ask "lt you're pregnant. don't go through all this stetrician Dr. Kenneth C. Edelin now facing the child would be less than normal. about 0 ibout 'as the pain." trouble. don't ha'e the baby it 'ou don't ,aanc to. manslaughter charges for failing to try to keep still not justified. said Valenti. AND INDIVIDUAL counseling "ith Candas. don't go ]Unmpiflg into anything. Youkc still got a a lour-month-old aborted fetus alive 'To kill tO healthy fetuses to Clinimm~ ' What do 'otu think of this abortion' chance. Abortion isn't chat bad. You'll be so happy Abortion. said O'Malley. doesn't solse the unhealthy one seems wrong." said e "All Mlong I didn't think of it in terms of being iwhen its o'er with, lw known things that hurn initial problem ol getting pregnant. 'Where there is any possibility the chill AI pregnant. All it meant wba5 that it the test "as wos than an abortion. "MOST WOMEN get pregnant because they normal, it labortlon) shouldn't be done ,ositine. it meant abortion. If ncgati'e. no 'You're part of a statistic. I read that 110 nonmen "ant to. "hether they realize it or not." she "Thene is a place in wocwty for all hurid ,roblem." a month get abortions here. One hundred 'en said. including thoe less capable than sorte Were you using any kind of birth control? omenn a m~ontl, can find a way out." "And most omen 'ho have abortions don't else," she salt. Th. Indepsendent GJordd Alibgotor ThUrUday )OVIUary 16, L 15 Pny. 13 Abortion ' r ii laws s Iwng ru circle B, KAREN MEYER- I AilIgator Staff Writer N I|-w so <4> to colsttioiai ingl~l Jil [LitprLces iI

I :,tL I wars ago abortion was a nt imln sl TWO PROPOSED ( ongrcssion a I Pt esidtic ( crald R F-ord '' on record a' iimlindmflclts ClCiecentIy deemeWd probah iuonne in ,imeindml1tnt thai "ouk~I gine states hK I e disappeared with the first th Lih Virginia with a four month old fetus Amniotic fluid is withdrawn with a large kkcking inside her. needle and replaced with a saline solution AND SHE remembers the gnawing feeling inducing labor, a far more painful and of irony after the abortion as she watched the dramatic experience for a woman. sun set over Virginia hours later on the way DAVID SAID her clinkc investigates each home. woman's medical background before ac- "Right-to-Lifr" groups would point up the cepting her for -n abortion. symbolism, but Kathy said she "definitely did "Some women for medical reasons simply the right thing." shouldn't have iii outpatient operation "If Iliad a kid and was busy with dirty don.," she said, citing diabetics - an socks and diapers and no chance to go to example. school, what would I be?" she said, roiling her The Women's Health Center requires a eyes. woman be over IS or have parental or KATHY WAS one of thousands of women guardian's consent, and be less than 12 weeks who flew to New York where liberal abortion pregnant. All records are confidential. laws were in effect three years before the U.S. GROUP, individual and birth control Supreme Court opened the doors to choice. counseling are part of the process of the non- Today Kathy's abortion would be subject to proflt clinic said David. somic state regulation since her pregnancy was "What we're basically trying to do is make so far along. Situation that could be traumatic into a But during the first three n'onths, the growth experience,' she said. decision is up to the woman and her Homemade patient gowns, and a recovery physician. room dc-hospitalized with tapestries and THE PRICES and procedures are paintings are designed to relax patients. essentially the same. David said about 94 per- cent of the patients The vacuum aspiration method is used return for their posi-operative checkups two during the first trimester. The 1125 operation weeks after, the 24 hour hot line answers generally only requires a local anaesthetic and dozens of reassurance calls daily. a reovery period of about an hour. THE PROPORTION of married to single Gainesville Women's Health Center women having abortions is about one to four. director Betsy David said this includes a post- David said, with I 5to 20 per cent olf the total operative check and counseling before, during being black. and after for both the man and woman. IDavid didn't have any idea on the local THE SAME operation and brief counseling ration of Catholics to non-Catholics, but noa sinmle day cost from 5125 to 1175 in New national data suggests the influence of York in 1970. Catholicosm is not as overpowterig a' the A Dialation and Curesage UD and ). like church'ss avowed anti-abortion stance Kath' had. is performed from 12 to'IA4 weeks. The Gamnesville center has pertornmed over Ithis inpatient operation usually requires a 0) abortions since it, openmw mn Ma 974, zcneral aiaesthetic.,.wirh cost ranging from and else here abortions are 'n the mtcrease. A Jacksom' lle clinic reported pertormiing r From 14 to I h 'ecks an abortion is not more than 2.600 abortions since Jlune 1973, medically safe Icr the wom~an because the and having a patient volume 10 pci cent up "ails ot the uterus BESY DAVID r.-. enlarge and become 'er; from last year despite the presence of the new thin. Any instrument could easily perforate tallahassee and Gainesville centers. .dqmonatrotes gentl* suction of vacuum ospirator lbbq. 141),. Independent florid, A~IIgetr Thsursdar, Jbrsucvy II n97

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Ic - rmpis 49 50 oer mo 'K util 2 T M good rmt s~r good people coHl392 AP turrioble pae6 o ndn, w-Shur. bdrocii irshed swimmiri~rg paci 4 0573 or B33 Leave ronme ra umber rart, idge $75 Oynnr o A 25 speakers '.ordry cctll I'S 3955 A4 for Sipve iS Please respond Moit 5 t 59 p) . C * * C C C * * C C e $75s pair (noll 378l 9994 everng, 0. IC3 J roomrrsie 2 br opt Furnished $52 00 icr sribie opa~treiel c the im'den . ithlitre. monihiry anloriownr dpts coil SEARS ELECTPONlC SttDE RULE 7 mc old r' ilpa' brC,.i'fg teb I eniaolo 3779993 it 5i 59pi cord & I eatinig 1)00l bias ail to', SI1(0 or offer 377 6290 ANY7IME 'ILL rOP, r'oe ,ae 75 pr m't 'r $93 25 Pr ni h 377 7011 orange 'B31 t CHINA I2 0 P M lAST 57kP) _____ u i unes cfte, 630 377 5560 wayrne (c 3t 64) Pi ix Surfboard6'10'Chotlenger rounded p~ 59i WEEK ranod Conditior rll Herb 392-917S (A Th~RSMY ZO &W&tWIfldM.LffSISW4O~lC XSMJA HORN JT~l UM Tecri PC-u kEDICALXIOaM.c in, & onip $30 phone 378 Iyou desir to m ove fham your preserl 4744 after 6pmr (AST 61 P) lacci~on wecan tena sublet ior nd you OS%4.TN CW kN InAE H KA$R3ASET a roommnate .mrmedralely at NO COSI Ponoseci C mn-imn stereo ond cassette MOAT D t ME$ U.D$ ENCE MTOR!U J H745 FRIOAY 7.3OWEN INCH~d"SPAKER KEI(Y HAILTON, tripe player and ormojfier $120 o, best 377 1496 (A 37 6) P) MiCCARTY GS@ rifler 13 NE lath Ave 377 6092 (b Ir-55 C) Sherwoad S 7l0 om fm, sieO airp Im0 CfENPQRAPY CiINESE ARI'fACTS-fl A STATE IMJSEUM, wrlts w Duol 1 715S auto turntable and remote wonted Brandywmne opt $67 2 -4-5 117-75 r~undrfle. 12 inch speakers Just $425 Izdrn, 2 both Large Tm' Jan renl CQ4TEMPMR CHIM(SE POSTER ExHlelr GRINTER GALLEmr, 377 1496 (A Me!1P) negotiable furr tV stereo htd pool etc tall a, come by W 189 37S-tO3I (B-2T IBM Selectric It typewteter 7 months old CEXPRlNtnflsvrI 2NC 61 P) ______rtoOR RE1Z UNION Id "" 'ted less ihon 10 hours only $500 or 7:30 90 Il best offer 377-1496 (A 3T-61-P) FEMALf ROOMMATE shore 2 bd C.,,d MAE IR stel lrurshed optmor, ae-poo flly strug guitro - . 1030i ARTSCIENIS ne e-19$155 A3 6 P -3 u't'tis 3734'37 B-2-4-P

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11 mnest SN. ouocmcic, -ai t 22.31 mpg I200 In good ccndflcn 377-d51do' La.W 50 calculater bet W. TW-A -nt FMCW TO MCVE OUR we onuS.l $2 JWEU box office 7 373CO cit 25 (G-5T5 flf egO 73. good cooditioc, 3-.peed mutt nill 5Im colt 37T.h10 oft 5 pm -r coed CIN4 3 - SfJP ItS SCME NEW SOME USED Voivo. 197Q li4s A C, $1650, Kings,. bed cempile $14995 Negotiati. 3731525O, keep trying 0G S-pec.ba*ed se 599.50 dwrsdoy r.4ght In st 5Y 60 P) bridge bound Ttle lonpi SI fleech near unv l7'* $5 At far Wand. aSe D~g, c. h PERSONAL liin ootsui '-*'oc''d"r"*t's :E ,~, 1 ouOLDTIME ao,lcbl. for unit, coll.,. ,,.nu,.ru .gI. m.ol.o vicini.4.o.r JonQ M.r.em.r~n ArMO s f Ufliof womlen wilk 3 O's picd ip yours at -a Dod. co. togs, no q.AslOct, ccli Twin bad, complete 7m unit oon ocivitlet desk or third 377-7904, 392-2977 (1-32-z9-p) Heavy carpet 9K'2 $19 50 SERVICES 1W,' OF OTHER RTEMS CASH OR TERMS Rht~bIJ'tbwe * e. penr ice whicl, you'II troosure forever (ohl 37,-Cm9 oler 6 The Fionida Soorng Associonv (J-IT-al.P) Scubo Class tarting Scubo eipmelt NC)thiig hovel perceived. .xcepA hot provided, 4 open water diwos, In- Corn., of Ecu Univ St It Si Ac. I perceived God within it, God befo. it, torriotional CertificotIon, Toni Allen (to- Fran, the coorhoas S Wilson Dept or God oft.,e' Boaho' Wring (1. host Weid inmgdom) R.pcles, Service, Slat. Soles, Raniols,- - Allen. Aoijotic Trail Sr 1T61 C) Center -48 *~m [37 3-9223 (rn-fT-fl. go,-ouin owo -oSW 1)1, * 0) SINCLAIR EATON HYi'NaIS UEPS 'EOPLE ATTAIN GOAM$ norman & lile hull houry dol 4,A bY AiDING ANY PHYSICAL A@ MENTAl rnnhy rates (V i2t-o 1017 W.tinivev.ity ASeTY-SUQiN uME Y ATNLEa Dnog Cierk And Ilh. Ho' Nuls coming to 373-3059 Donaid G Pratt Certufied the RaiFri t~t i7i1& loth of Jon two AAEH, rAPS (m-2It-AS-p) Independent Florida Alligator pROfSSOMA TYPIST. Fat, acCurate m"'vic* iBM Salocric Varying low rotas 9ay commumiy trvice Centergay ren srvice ond orld *omenmest iuradoysat 7pm 507 Dahivety Slenogrophlc CLASIFIEDCMAIL-IN NVW 5 'err info coli tom, at 72.1861 'notary public also Call 462-2739 (M.ST- Jsor' or tcvoy at 2-i575 (i-1-9-) 57 P) SAMiE'S ARlVED FROM LCOON, DRY TC*TLGAS for spring br.ok divig and us. -* NCW OPEN $pecioi'rirng in Erngish loir comping 'rip Fly by seoplon. frao,,Key rutting, blow eating for the in look West rnorch 21 25 or 25-29 All scuba uns., Drop by Coion'oi Plaza 7)6 W CtqLiplnent provided Expiate hisflruc Forl 9 YEARS I ini Ave 37' 244 (i 50' 53-p) Jeffersoni $15 w vth c.tifucothon $15 I i- o ccl S'ubc tEARN kAPAtE rnaolfied istructOrs now dud , fll scub a cou EXPERIENCE class stating or' all ages male S female, *o. cog further ifo coil * THE MARRIED STUDENT CEN~tE OFFERt howard 373 8252 (1' 55-pd) FIJIL RANGE Of HELPING $ERVCE5. ONE YEAP CXC(moily} LAB nloods MEDICAL ANDVDAY CAU EROM FIFE OBEDIENCE CLASSES 2AHOUJR SERVICE CALt Sfl78125 (M-9T lse fn harp /.ry oFfectionote and ielligent TO START JAN 21-JAN 22 ae LOHl Lorry or 4owi e 377 807 315 nw 60-C) Arth Dr (J5R5N Experienced tysist will lype .inmpapers. ALL BREEDS ACCEPTED o&k Peckis "Rugby Shirts. Hiking thas's or disselolion Fos, S occuraee Shoris, trail She, Woolrich Shirts, service of ,eooonabl. rot., Coil 373- POE INPOEMATnON CALL SAW 16 RUt 8423 (0 0'5-pj Aqo "Trai eter 340 nv3 37648221 IVENINGS 466-3|5 [EARN (tARM!f qualified istructors new Q233 t -55 p) class ste-sung soon oi oges male 716 N. M AIN STREET Wedding mvita'~n Or'1S1 40 per 100- femol., far 'eq further info toll howard V3-6252 (m-ub 55.p) 24dq. ua rrneiuec iugrs, of et prinin Cliff Hl Pr r'tng 1103 N* Mom, (J-FE-56-C)' 5 day.e eer. 444 444 KARATE (EsSIN$ ft U meesn dcscu small classes $20 per not, ft This,,,,. . s , U * The Free Movie ft KARATE UNIFOReMS Quality. tleoched * Is Back ft pen. -ldg by eltr Th $24 up (orate Do, f2?5 NW 5*h Av. I * pain da1 I. ILK I to., 1k,. e e aa.r lie .d UsN tMl Et nathan lo'r staudy lecgin-uly. depwruro-SI35 J0 LiV ngsto n -lod Corl or lMcriyn 376-7106 or Moc. d.t.es mia W 1 332I7 okte. SPM or marc lnde p-ns-0 qspkcah - hpir esmwv.e ineo. I9 you sow 'ho -. bicycle accident t Monday I 4-75 ci 3 IS en frani of ytJLtE wes asn mmwe, l1wol 92- 2O ENT (J5.O -P Original Score By Nell Diamond ft U IOVERSEAS JOeS Australic. Euoa. S. Acceplgeepytenst r *Ar',,co Afico Siuden's cli roefeispoa * and occupotieni $700 to 5300 vonily n fispon.' paid. ovofne.e si#aging * A ND - We dysAs bid. Pr. enfeunotion TRAN$WOI.D * iESEAKCH CO Depi G6, POlso. 602. * ft a~an - sliE Crtne 4'odro CA 9.92 1J4S- * Jack Lemmon in his Oscar - winning role ft fee sdt'. COWD 5 fo<,ai hour removed p.- * ft lb bdmtingie s -icranily Call Edmund Owye .c, . I. -, Sr r * C.l.r-. . .r-C .-. _ * The Tie "-'*qe apy Sad le. r * S -I-a- - q aye an.en *he -*cte - ii * - .el ...... ,

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C*ACIN 0.00 1W M OWCEiN *MSMOY.T 'I Diapers .. . 'A' 99' Saltines . I L". Rice . . . .2 AL $J" . a99',frJ.. . he's Pudings ...4 a58' Pastries .. . 210. $100 Chicken . . . . . 2 *0. $100 CakeMxes .. 'ac 59' Flaky Rolls. 79' .4 aZ 'I" Shrimp . . .

Spaghetti .4 $100 ...... Pecan Twirls . . 2 ;. 88' AMilk . h' -3 .*** . . . rIM*t .Aic SAeuII'l . . sAtuo t io m ssse I iyaCy PCI 1fl*Onn 59c $a100 Pears.2z Flour . . 5 a 68' Pizza . ' $9" Potatoes. . . . 3M lesl

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sAiF 10. WD. *Af Utal (NOIBl(EE TOP SOUND OW $O219 Sausage . 99c Sirloin Steak . . . l' Sliced Bologna .2a 69' Game Hens . .2 . ... 'A, lO: WO "*1ND USCA (00 Es OK IISOUII OF IS@Fse SNOULDIK BLADE BOSTON t SUNHYLANO NOT OK KAILO SOIL Veal t99' Pork . -99' T-Bone Steaks . . '" Pork Roast . K 88c Patties . Sausage . . Stew Meat. . . . Pork Ham. Spareribs .98' Dinner Franks.

RA . SPSINOSIK * 5SPf'EANO WHIPPED EmOKO.A witii 04 #$NI Srimp. .a 13 $39hese. . a 89' Topping . .2 a '1" Grapefruit . .5 Ao 69' PP.ll SAG.* .TRK.O Peas . . . . 69' Celery .. . -39c . . 2 43C 'A . Sa"usage'. . .~ $129 BSC litS: . .

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Palmolive Liqueid . 22-: 7* S Dtadi.JySft, -. n M . . . . t:* 39- (wa0a fwpfe.ilkst Seedless epefruit. S .s.,.,.,. DaylIm Diapers. " :;' 2" *ucunulia Cheese . '? r. T.g. . 45. Kosher Spears. 24.0 '9. @rug Juce . ., Pizza S.& ray . ';- - CrI*-oud.,.-u not Cocoa Mix . . 12.:" Polemees -.-. . l- 39. Visit Turts . .4* Pi,,-.a.,.d., I. 34.e.,es*,,. F'reahlggpla. Th. indep.ndent Flovido AlIgeto r Th ursday Jonuory 1$ 1975 Pogp 19

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*roumd Beef with E.V.P. ib69 -~ this 7-Inch round French style K Cheese Cake /- - each ii a , With tasty almond filling, garnished with I butter streusel, 1 2-oz assorted Iruit strip Coffee Cakes 4 each89 .44) Regularly 98e garnished with sliced nuts. i this delicious 12 oz Golden Ring Rum Cake each69 CMRSH . W.d Noor, Jn I 5tha hu Regularly 72c tasty White Mountain W.d NOOI, Son 22nd, I975 -ote Sud Dinner Rolls doz for 59. i--- t-''F-"hte V - Fm0ux t gs Sirloim Stock . *. $12" TaylorChablis. l/5.$.89 .,,.,,.l.C., Mg. Dawiug Apple mound Steak . .C Strawtutylti To .I. Maguisi .,.a. Si .9 Rib Steak . II '4 Julius Kaywer Liebraumilch .I/5.St.lB Chuck Roast . .e., Chock .V* U 'I Pot Roast . lb 69' IL1: Tip Roust. . a-4.--, M-l'- .1 '.' 29 U O. *ill . .y* . S. 'I. 'I Slhort Ribs . UvtteSank BSells. I3. lb 99. II.' Beef fer Stew. i:, a,. SI iclets.---

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I be - s h is comimg' Bairrs Melion. former lead guiltai oer ( 'wltrs Joe and the lishi wlI be at the Lorngbranch Saloon for the nevt three dis s jn e'citmne show by a (lntnnin ILjertoei ir is sure bet lhis i a .ioer gig bor Melton whc is on has "av to I lirope bor a "inter tour It sicnms Melton has been around for ages 'et he is only F oti should remenmbe- Mellon a' the funo; one in / F resign I heaters fim -- "Zacharuab COUNTRY JOE and1 he Fish came mnto being wvhen Joe Mclhonald and Harry Melton stained a duo named (ount r' Joe an mlhe Fish G;uess * ho was the Fish. Supposedly, Melton is credited for starting the banana peel ec'ntroverss Hit Parader magazine said that Melton started the whole banana thing" which subsequently rocked the gmernment all the w ay to the FDA. Melton is a trip in him,,elt In "Electric Knol- Aid Acid 1est Ioni Wolfe refers to a lug hand named the Instant Att on Jug Hind, a hand that Country Joe and Melton "ere respiln sibMe for founding. It soki jon't tinmk Melton hasn't been around take a look at the likes if the company he keeps. Anybody that was a part ol the San Francisco counter culture trip ends up on the list because Melton was the hilarous synthesis of all these people SUCH PEOPLE as Allen Ginsberg who Melton backed up at a reading in a San Francisco park summer before las!, Jerry Garcia, Bob Hunter, John Cippolina, Grace Slick. IDavud Freiberg. etc. in other words anybody in any way associated .iilh the Frisco hippie days ends up on the lit So. tot a hat of the nostaglia and a gander at a counter culture historian, maoke your way down to the Longbranch tonight. Friday or Saturday with 51.50 int your mitten and It' yours There will be three performances but once L.Bory Melto f o h Itpon gbronch you're inside you can stay as long as you want.

rGet in the game SUF Music Fest II you aren t the athletic typc, here s your ch ante to Severin Browne be recognifed as a national champion beginAs tonAight I he J Wayne Reit, Union ganies area'" tpconming ill- FI CLmIII l tourn ament s ill dettrnimin the representatmes 1he 1975 UF Music Festival will begin tonight with a GvyiI~ Ironm IFJlor the Association ol College Umions In, special performance honoring the inauguration of Dr. lernat innals (ACU I) regional tournanmenl Robert 9 Marston as University president. There will be a surprise in store for you if you happen to liiiMPER POOL, air hockey, bowling, and loosball Beethoven Ninth Symphony will be presented by the stroll into Reef and Bottle next Monday and Tuesday CSellis Iegmi Monday Ja.n 20 anrd .1re open tI 'F st ud enis, lJniversitv Symphony Orchestra and Festival Chorus nights. Jan. 20, 22. stil iind hactalty. Winners ol these esent' wil not be directed by Peter Herman Adler at 8:30 in the tusiivcrsity There will be a young singer on the stage you might or eligible lot the region ots. hosteser. Auditorium fhe same program will be presented again might not have heard ci. His name is Severin Browne. ( ess table tennis (men's and wotmer' smsigles nd Friday evening at 8:15 p.m. Chances are if you were in California somie where and this ush toil di bles ,and mi i ed dotblen) poe ket billiards., te i VOCAL SOLISTS will be Veronica Tyler. soprano who nme appeared you would probably know who he was, ialliardis and sgiooker esenis aisti begim M1,,da to recent K loined lhe LIF faculty. EVEN THOUGH he is Jackson Browne's brother, don't demane tgionial totarniment iepresciltati't% Maryellee ( aviagai. a mezzo-soprano will also solo. let this tool you. He is his own singer and songwriter if I lie regional tnharinmnts also being held it LI t ill be John Mc~olum. tenor soloist was recently appointed you can get a copy ,t has first album this becomes evident. Feb ta through $ Shairman it the SOaLO department at the Unisersity of fhe people backing him up on the album testily to this According to kill Fa ust. director ol the games iiCi. Michigan School tf Music. also, such as brother Jackson. [inda Ronstadt, John David regiotial winners will be sent to the national touriiamelnt% Noel l, baritone soloist was halted by Opera News ,Souther, and Sneaky Pete Klelnow Ironm Flying Burruto at the expense mmarmnc a' "scally sLIperb. Brothers. I. of the ACUJI. Admission is SI. il

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he F ish is coming 8rrs Meltor former lead guitarist for ( 'utin Joe and Ihe Fish will be at the Longbranch 5a11,liii- fohe next three jays an exciting show, by a Iniriqi perlirnmer is a sure bet I h isit '(opmer giz bor Melton who is on his "a' to urope foi a winter titir I seem'i Melt on has been mrund for ages vet he is only U u should renmenmer Melton is the funny one in Resign I heaters film -- "Zachariah" COUNTRY JOE and the Fish camne io being swher Joe Mt Donald and Barry Melton started a duo named ,aont r' Joe and the I-sh., (uess who was the Fish S uppusedkg Melton is credited lot starlng the banana peel j'nt rover'v H it P-aradIer niaganne said that Melton stjrtedl the "hole banana thing" whieh subsequently - rocked t he go' ernment all t he w ay to the FDA, Metton is a trip in himsel. In "Electric Kool-Aid Acid I est I in, Wolfe refers to a lUg band named the Instant Actiln Jug Hand, a band that Country Joe and Mellon were respon siblec for lountidig I SOLI don't think Melton hasn't been around take a look at the likes of the company he keeps. Anybody that was a part of the San Francisco counter culture trip ends up on the list because Melton was the hilarous synthesis of all these people SUCH PEOPLE as Allen Gmnsberg who Melton backed tip at ,i reading in a San Francisco park summer before last, Jerry Garcia, Sob Hunter. John Cippolina. Grace Slick. David Freiberg. etc in other words anybody in am way associated with the E-risco hippie days ends up on the list So, for a bit of the nostaglia and a gander at a counter culture historian, make your way down to the Longbranch tonight. Friday or Saturday with $1.50 In your mitten and FORMER FASH it's yours there will be three performances but once Barry Melton stops off at the Lotngbronch you're inside you can stay as long as you want.

r Get in the game UF Music Fest lI you aren't the athletic type. here s your chance to Severin Browne be recognhzed as a national champion. begins tonight I hr i Wayne Heft, Union games area's upcoming ill- G'viI e t'he 1975 UFI Music Festival will begin tonight with a l 'animis tournament 'ill deternmmve the represent atiues plays Iron' Iii- or the Association of College [Inions In, special performance honoring the inauguration of Dr.- lernaional's (ACU I) regional tournjnment Robert 9. Marston as University president. There will be a surprise in store for you if you happen to RhUMPER POOL, air hockey. how ling, and loosball Beetho'en Ninth Symphony will be presented by the stroll into Beef and Bottle next Monday and Tuesday U i iersityv Symphony Orchestra Asenis lwgmi Monday Jan 20 and arc open to LF students. and Festival Chorus nights. Jan. 20, 21. directed 51t11 mnd faculty. Winners of these e'cnt' il nol be hk Peter Herman Adler at 8:30 in the University There wil be a young singer on the stage you might or AudIitorium I he same mIgnht of. His name is Severin Browne. cligiblt tor I he regionals, ho' ever program will be presented again not have heard Chances if were (hess. table teiniis Iiment and w.omcns single' and F riday evening at 8 15 p m are you in California some where and this Iqiubles aind ned doubles) pocket billh.rdIs, three ciishioti VOCAL SOLUSTS '.111 he Veronica Tyler, soprano who name appeared you would probably know who he was. billirds .ind snooker e'en:' also hegit Mlonldt to retenuly joined the UF1

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'S S - tyt~ 9 Jackson wins with ' work on "Iittke things By CHRIS GARRITY UF Wrestli mig Coach Gary Schneider Saic d that in the Alligator Sports Writer Alabama match Jackson looked like his old self but added he'll be even better as the season moves al ong. rhr(,ughout Henry Jackson's entire wresthng career, the SCHNEII)ER, A former UF wrestler and the first Gator to m9i-pounder has been associated wit winnng team' arnd has aim the SEC has been helping Jackson on the "little things" been a wimner hinmell. this past 'teek. He thinks highly of his 190-pounder. Jackson's Coral City high school team won two Florida 'Henry's a natural wrestler. He uses a combination of State championshipss while he placed third and second his speed. strength, and balance and that's why he's as good as he pumior anid senior years respectively. is." AT MIAMI DADE Junior College his team had little While Schneider thinks highly of Jackson the same is true trouble with their competition and Jackson finished second about the way Jackson feels about his coach and teammates. his first year in the Junior College Nationals and third his "GARY IS VERY knowledgable about wrestling and has second year been helping me work on the things I kwno* I have to do in Since transferring to UF last year. the brawny grappler has order to win.'' he said. lost only once in dual meets and last year won the 'The team is very close and everyone respects each other," Southeastern conferencee (SEC) title, qualifying him for the Jackson added. NCAA championships. His teammates showed their respect when they elected him So it's nio winder the senior Irom Miami has been staying co-captain along with Tim Granowitz. the Gators' 142- .ttter practice this week to work on some of the 'little things"' pounder. that make a winner. The Gators' co-captain hopes someday to coach wrestling. "I'M NOT DOING it lot of things like I did last year, so 'My goal is to become a coach and produce a Winner," he I've been working on straightening them out." Jackson said. said. -hl by teesrn A major reason bor the extra work is that the Gator has And if the Jackson tradition continues, he will certainly UFS HENRY JACKSONl been plagued by a groin injury this season. It possibly cost produce a winner--most likely mote. .0. rOre opportunity to relax him his lirst dual meet loss this year since coming to UF. BUT AFTER the Gators' last match (a 29-5 triumph over Alabama) and a 10-0 victory over his opponent, it seems his injury is healing. The Independent "The ulled muscle is still bothering me a little but shouldn't itfect my wresting the rest of the year, he said. Florida Alligator "i'm not going to let it.'' SOT UF swimmers face Georgia in SEC meet

By LOUISBDRANCACCIO The swimmers last road trip included stops in Tallahassee needed seven, or eight." Orschiedt said. Alligator Sports Writer and Tuscaloosa. Ala., where the Gators dropped their first Orschiedi said with UF's obvious lack of depth dual meets two dual meets of the season to bring their record to 3-2. this year will not always come out in the Gjators favor. It was the first time in six years that the tankmen dropped "If we can sacrifice this and swim well in the SEC and I he (,ator ',wini cam "will not run away'' with the UF- Iwo meets in a row. NCAA we will be very happy," Orschiedt said. ('eorgid swim meet this Friday in Gainesville and it should be "WE WOULD have liked to have won." Orschiedt said of THE GEORGIA MEET, which begins at 3 p.m. will be g1ood ionlttst. 4sst Swim Coach Pete Orschiedt said this the Florida State and Alabama losses. followed orn Monday with a dual meet against Auburn. week Orschiedt said despite the losses he does not expect the Auburn has already beaten UF in the Tulane Relays held in 'We w ill probably fluctuate our lineup and swim people in swimmers to let down. December. dIilitretl e'enrs." ()rschiedt said. "We have been working the swimmers very hard. We don't "Auburn is very strong. They have the best coach in the THIS TACTIC 0't using immners in events they normally iend to let up on them.' he said. United States. He gets more out of his swimmers than any In not s'.inm hs usually done when one team knows they are One of the swimmers problems, which will probably hurt other coach." he said. gmea hit stronger than the opposing team. them all year long, is their lack of depth. UF lost a lot of good Orschiedt and many other Gators swimmers know the "I he (icorgiah meet will also give us a chance to look at a prospects to other schools. Orschiedt said, many of whom had Auburn coach well. Eddie Reese, the coach, left U F where he ltes ncw people that could not come on our last road trip.' narrowed their choices down to UF and oneother school. was an assistant coach, for the head coaching job at Auburn ()rsth cdt sud.l "bWE RECRUITED four very good freshmen but we really in 1972. N

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lb PAl Mt GRA IH Roones ntil 42 'er' lor A liia or Spurts Writer he mpe,'atttrtr h had sponed I cOld hi ith "in Ilhe \'kirm inr.M I Editors Naole: This is 'he rai SIeelci iek 'r, the sie.n WVmnte . im the thid time or a t'.o part sea-leton "hat an a lashimg police cii stsl Ic ed s.rid, 'Mtasbe nest sell Alligator sports swrlter Pat Roores. 'w hioudht the McGrath found In NC,4 'Whsot'ihcy sard lhen Steelers am I 0f2 for $2.5{E. Orleans during the Super ,aske'd n " ouke got to get endured tot, decades ot Ilotid into the spit it it this im.'' tirtin and ni"w the cham,- \no' her Pit slwurghe,' it gptonship, as his ,tid Pitt- gold hardha, 'sith the ac- 10:45 P.M. SATURDAY compain img decals screamned. Ihe Siceler ltins. ot ho - Ncew Orleans during Super "Brad Girant arnd UIysses S * Ine,m1 I tpcal d isplay ol Howl wcek . 'as a mass i'e sea couldiii lheltp the Vakings (irt warmith olid itlecttorn. said. . 4 humanity insanity of this me"s.' "Tiws desence it more than pre' ailed as most everyone And oi io the lmght it I.,s ere r;aried tmn heir had time to get a little water ueni. The Ire-tlowing fun diisploys of emotion. tinder the belt,. 5311ce continued so floss inte France Harris' Italhan All the uproarious the da,.n as the nmassve Army exhorted theirgzenetal's characteristics of pro throng "as tired wi th estacy record I5 >aids w th th,. toothall stadIum (obnoxious at the thought of The Game endless cry. "Franco! Eranc,! shouting, beer gunling. now being merely hours away. Franco!" personal verbal abuse toward 12:30 P.M. - Mode itto One lady broke into tears of the opposition) took over the fulane Stadium and decided joy. "I can't believe it.' %he Mardi-Gras playground. to locate outside of itand sobbed. 'The Super Boyd. The Minnesota people. by observe the flow atf spectators. it's ours." that time, numbered the sane Interesting personalities were Fimuions 1C1C mvixed on as their Pittsburgh coun- the order of the day. Ironi the V ikinM side, too. Some terparts, hut sonic seemed to upper-class oil executives to cried. Other. shrugged in- he in awe of the whole everyday free-loaders. Three ditlerently. situation. of the latter whom we met Sonic tatis feared that this 'This is our third stop. were attempting a 'i rid-the- was the Vikes last shot for a baby.' noted a man from country escapade with no long time. They have quite a Bloomington who was dressed money, While listening In tew old players and the as a Viking complete with their tales of siphoned gas irustrotion olthree loses nmay purple horns, beard, and tanks and unpaid meal be too much. A!, defensive sword tied to the belt, "Those cheeks. I came upon the tackle Alan Page put it. kIds irom Pittsburgh are inkling that the Super Bowl "There were somic guys out going to choke." thing was where it's at lbr there who didn't want to win As the hours raced by. we every social class in the bad enough." continued to see Steeku people country. From aristocrats to 9:30 P.M. - All good adorned in way nut clothes those three characters. all things must Comie in in end. and saying way out things. roads, this day. led to New What a trip (iood-b'ye New One mhan standing outside Orlean. Orleans. Isok Iorw&. A ti orintlinh wOre U gold 2:15-5:17 P.M. -- Art seeing you zrgain

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It Icnflhfut Li i f l m)2iL hi I ike a kgredt mligian tutjIIs bitt], mghis *uilnce SO tile' RICK ADELMYAN toch and abhf mtiishetI 'an shed I roni the still earls SEC title race. W ELL, A UBURN'S f-ddie Johnwrn the mlai oI thOUsandi F-ddie the SFR' leading scorer last year, poured in muses, worked his own special kind ol magic Ii Alligator 26 poiali But he did much more than score. HeI controlled Alies Mondav night the "hole second hall Anrd because of lbhis, the Gators seemed to hi 'Oe Icrmporarilh WHEN THAT WHISTLE bhiw. Eddie began running and scoring and stealing halls and running and running and ruinn Bob Hase; oncte the world's fastest human. would ha'c beer proud. The (,ators found themselves playing catch-up. Mainly it W 375.09' wa' catch up to "Fast" Eddie Johnson looked itke he invented the fast break, especially the was i uddke man should handle the break situation. At time'. Johnson dribbled faster than the Gators ran DEFENSIVELY, Johnson was ah'ays moving and frequently getting his hands on the ball. Either he would steal it to create his own break. or knock the ball loose to disrupt the Giator;' continuity. Sorority And evervtime 1ohnson made a good play, he'd let every human being in the Alles know it. A wide grin wotld spread across his face as he shook his fist towards the stands. When one Gator fan verbally abused Johnson. vho was standing at halfcourt, he calmly extended his right middle linger and pressed his hand to his head itn an "ellort" to hide his gesture BY THE ENI) of the evening. Johnson had more than 5.%X enemies He had uolated a sacred law " ihou shalt not make gesture' to, crowd .nd get away with it " All Uof F women are invited Fhat's the most amazimg part oflJohnson's game. [he man actually thrives ('f pressure and abuse. I he more, the better. to come by the house [he louder the shouting, the better he shoots,. and meet us. Not many athletes can make that claim. Only one in many wIl tell 'on that they love being hated. R)R THIS REASON alone. Johnson is unique. But more importantly. Johnson may have exposed the Gators weakest Sat. Jan. 18 1 :0-5:00

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