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Vol.LXXXIVNo.2l Storrs, Connecticut Thursday, September 25,1980 Senate agrees to sell nuclear fuel to India WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Carter won a major foreign policy victory Wednesday when the Senate, which he lobbied intensely over the past few days, narrowly rejected a House-passed resolution to block the sale of nuclear fuels to India. Since disapproval by both houses was needed to prevent the controversial sale, the Senate's 48-46 vote against the resolution cleared the way for it to go ahead. The House had voted against the sale last Thursday, 298-98. The close vote in the Senate reflected deep differences on the issue, centering partly on India's stormy relations with the United States. The White House welcomed the outcome, saying in a statement it will further the administration's "policy of seeking to prevent nuclear proliferation and adds support to our discussions with the government of India toward bringing all of that nation's nuclear facilities under international The sprawling oil refineries at Abadan in Iran have been bombed by the Iraqi Air Force. safeguards." The conflict has stopped the flow of nearly 3 million gallons of oil daih out of the region (UPI Carter had made calls to senators suring his two-day photo). campaign swing urging rejection of the resolution against the sale. The right against the sale was led by Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio. whose argument was based mainly on legal issues concerning U.S. Indian nuclear agreements and on grounds it War holds up oil traffic would undermine America's nuclear non-proliferation policies. India detonated a nuclear device in 1974, using Canadian WASHINGTON (UPI) - Oil tanker traffic in A department official said the oil-sharing and U.S. supplied materials and-with the exception of the the south of the Persian Gulf appears normal pact among western allies probably will not be Tarapur reactor, for which the sale of 38 tons of enriched but the war between Iran and Iraq has stopped triggered by the war unless the Iranians block uranium is intended,has not put its reactors under full scale shipment of nearly 3 million barrels of oil the Straits of Hormuz, the choke point of the international safeguards. daily, the State Department said Wednesday. Persian Gulf. Under the agreement, the Glenn charged Carter had gone back on his 1976 campaign No American flag vessels are in the disputed United States, Western Europe and Japan promise and his later stance as president on nuclear Shatt-al-Arab waterway between Iran and Iraq share their oil if a group member has an oil non-proliteration. and U.S. registered ships are operating freely curtailment of seven percent or more. But Sen. Frank Church, D-Idaho, said the issue went in the gulf beyond the war zone, department The official said members of the Inter- further. He echoed the administration's position in asking spokesman John Cannon said. national Energy Agency do not believe the "Can anyone honestly contend that alienating India will make Before the outbreak of the war with Iraq. fighting has yet forced an emergency it easier to counter Soviet expansionism?" Iran was exporting about 700.000 barrels of oil condition. daily. Iraq was shipping about 2 million Cannon said the United States has talked to barrels of oil a day through the gulf and was all "affected, interested" countries about the the chief supplier for France, Italy, Japan and war and the cut off of oil shipments from Iran Brazil. and Iraq. The United States received about 100,000 Although President Carter has asked all barrels of Iraqi oil per day but has not nations not to intervene in the dispute, there imported Iranian oil since its diplomats were have been no communications with the Soviet seized in Tehran Nov. 4. Union, Cannon said. The Soviets are the chief Cannon said the department knew of no military supporters of Iraq. tankers or other ships being stopped. Cannon indicated Secretary of State "We understand most shipping in the area Edmund Muskie may discuss the war with is staying in the main coastal water, the Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko channel between Iran and Oman," Cannon during their meeting Thursday at the United said. "Banker traffic remains normal through Nations. the southern gulf ports." Russian chess master plays at UConn

By SOPHIA HEIDKAMP moves the students used. professor of philosophy, said Russian chess master "Most American players use a chess course would teach Filipp Frenkel competed the same routine moves all students to concentrate, against 45 people at the the time," Frenkel said. analyze, and use logic in same time at the Student Many of the students at situations other than chess. Union Wednesday. the competition said they "If they can teach volleyball, Originally 90 people would be in favor of chess why can't they teach arrived hoping to play being taught as a course at chess?" Wheeler said. against Frenkel, but seating UConn. A non-credit chess The Center for was available for only half of course is planned for the Educational Innovation FUlpp Frenkel played chess against 45 students at the same them. Hartford branch next rejected that suggestion time Wednesday in the Student Union. Frenkel won every Frenkel said he was very semester. when brought up last game (Lofink photo). surprised at the various Sam Wheeler, assistant semester. Centennial banner Husky hockey star rip-off resolved drafted by NHL Story, p. 5 Story, r 1 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, September 25,1980 OPINION Film boycott call misdirected protest It's porno season again, and participants in the Women's Studies program and Women's Center programs are upset. Students are paying to be entertained by the exploitation of women, The groups have called for a boycott of the movie "Deep Throat." which is being shown by Belden Hall. The students are using proceeds from the five showings for their dormitory treasury, which is used for parties and other activities. The moral aspect of the dormitory's actions must bt considered. They are showing the film because they believe some UConn students warn to see it. Some UConn students like watching sexual exploitation on film. Lots of non-students also enjoy it. Witness the downtown areas of most Connecticut municipalities and you'll have to agree. Since Belden Hall is coed, it is safe to say that not all of Best lies you've ever tasted its residents favor the exploitation of women for entertainment purposes. But they are interested in raising WASHINGTON- I he biggest lie in the ever tasted." funds for their dormitoYy. world is "The check is in the mail" -- except "I would say, with a few exceptions, that The anti-exploitation groups are scolding Belden. and during an election year, and then you get the media has treated me fairly." trying to cut their profits by encouraging a boycott of the some whoppers to top even that. "Anyone in my administration who commits movie. The groups are not to blame for their moral stance: "I promise, if I am elected, that you will get an impropriety will be immediately but by taking a stand on "Deep Throat" specifically, at this a tax cut. and I will also balance the budget." dismissed." x time, they are hurting Belden's fundraising efforts. "When I become president, the Russians "My first act irK office will be to make us The dormitory's chances of making money on the film self-sufficient in energy." were greatly decreased when the Marshall Tucker Concert "No one will go hungry as long as I am was re-scheduled opposite two showings of "Deep Throat." president." So the anti-exploitation groups have added insult to injury. Art Buchwald "Make no mistake about this. 'I'm for the Sexual exploitation is wrong. Perhaps Belden Hall is Election Year Whoppers small businessman." wrong for promoting it. "I will see that women are treated as But the anti-exploitation groups should call for a boycott will know we mean business." equals with men in job opportunities, pay and of all pornographic movies to make their point, and leave "I guarantee that everyone who wants to Belden Hall alone. They've got enough problems. work will have a job. *' "I will give you less government -- not 7 will not more government." "My goal is to see that all people get Letters policy medical care at a price they can afford.'' appoint anyone "Let's make no mistake about this. I am for the farmer." to office for The Daily Campus reserves the right to edit all letters for "My first priority will be to see that grammar, spelling and libel. Letters of more than 250 words everyone gets decent housing at reasonable will be reduced. They must be typewritten and double- interest rates." political reasons.' spaced. "I int end to take strong measures to insure Letters must include the name, address and telephone that every worker shares in jthe fruits of his respect." number of the writer. UConn students should include their labor." "I have spoken to the people and I have semester standing. Faculty and staff members should "My first concern is to cut red tape, and to listened to what they have to say." indicate their business addresses. encourage business to make profits so we will "This is the best chicken gumbo I have ever Letters may be hand-delivered to the Daily Campus office have a strong economy and compete with tasted." at 121 N. Eagleville Road between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m: overseas imports." "I can't do the job without your prayers." Monday through Friday. They may be mailed to Editor in "I will not appoint anyone to public office "I can't do the job unless you elect Hapo Chief. Connecticut Daily Campus. Box U-189. Storrs. 06268 for political reasons." 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—Charlie Daniels, Rock Singer. The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, September 25,1980 Pag* 3 Forum able to charge for ads

By LEAH BUONAUTO The Undergraduate Student Government In addition, Applebaum proposed switching voted unanimously Wednesday to allow the to a new. more expensive printer. If the News Forum, the student government paper, committee accepts the proposal, the Forum to begin charging for up to 40 percent of its will pay about $90 more each week for advertising space. Formerly, all advertising in printing. the paper has been free. "We are planning to use the ad money to The advertising profits will defray the increase circulation and the number of paper's production costs, Roselyn Apple- pages." she said. baum. editor-in-chief, of the Forum, said. Due to staffing and organization According to Applebaum. the paper plans to problems, the paper will be coming out charge "about what the Daily Campus bi-weekly instead of once a week, until the charges for ads." but is not sure how much problems are solved, Applebaum added. money the advertising will bring in. In other business, the committee elected Under the new plan, however, student and Lou Schmidt, an eighth semester engineering non-profit organizations will still have access major, vice president of the Commuter's to free advertising. "We do not intend to cut Union. Schmidt said he hopes to improve bus Roselyn Applebaum, editor in chief at the student non-paid advertising. If we get more ads we'll service and the Commuter's Lounge, both of government paper, at Wednesday's Undergraduate Student make the paper bigger," she said. which he called "inadequate." Government meeting (Loflnk photo}. AFL-CIO spokesman says Anderson anti-labor

By MARK TAPPER A group of about 25 students only voted "correctly on 19 percent of quoting Anderson's campaign chance and he will only serve to pull gathered at Vinton House the issues." Anderson also voted platform. "John Anderson's votes away from Carter. I personally Wednesday to hear Roger dayman, against public works jobs, and has platform includes benefits for cannot support Anderson because ot a field worker for the AFL-CIO. say shown no support of publicy funded workers indefinitely laid off, training his voting record on economic why organized labor supports Jimmy day care, Clayman said. programs for youth, and relocation issues." Carter, and to distribute literature The leaflets charged that Anderson programs for displaced workers." Walker said dayman did not attacking Independent candidate has been "inconsistent and she said. address issues other than those of the John Anderson. insensitive" in dealing with the dayman. while saying that economy. She charged that he had dayman cited Anderson's voting needs of the poor. everyone should vote their brushed aside what dayman called record in Congress as the reason for Stephanie Walker, chairman of the conscience, said a vote for "gut issues." such as abortion and the literature. According to dayman, Anderson campaign at UConn, Anderson is a vote for Reagan, gun control. in his 20 years in Congress Anderson disputed dayman's charges by because Anderson doesn't stand a BOG, clubs working IARC makes attendance mandatory to improve communications for area councils to get money By DONNA GARFINKEL "I don't think it is fair for 1.000 people to Mildred Colucci. co- By ANN PORTO lose their money on account of two. Unly two of 11 groups that After a heated debate the Inter-area chairman of the BOG policy regardless of responsibility." a Towers use the Board of Governors Residents' Council (IARC) voted 12-3 in council. center for clubs and favor of an attendance resolution representative said. "We want to make a lot of A similar resolution was passed by IARC organizations appeared at a Wednesday requiring area councils to send improvements for the in 1977, Cafero said. "It worked then so I meeting to discuss at least one representative to IARC clubs." Colucci said. "We thought I would give it a try." he said. improvement in meetings in order to reciev e IARC funding. want it to be a place where According to the IARC Constitution there communications between the Each council will be allowed to miss two people want to go." must be one representative for evey 750 clubs and BOG Wednesday meetings during a semester and still be The council. which students in an area. night. eligible for funding. If a council misses oversees -the center, plans to Several areas do not have the two The center, located in S.U. more than two meetings, the money it has compile a list of club officers representatives required. Cafero said. Km 212, has desk space for remaining in the IARC treasury will be with their phone numbers "Last year several area councils combined fifteen clubs and may soon distributed equally among the other have phone and mailbox along with a bulletin board to the position of IARC representative with improve communications councils. the area's vice presidential position." he space. There is still room for "The reason for the resolution is to between the groups. said. four more clubs, according to promote better council representation," Cafero said he plans to talk to these area Don Cafero, IARC chairman said. "Last councils this week about under- year the IARC meetings weren't attended reprcsentation. Weather very well." A chance of rain today. Highs in the 60s. Rain likely again Klan coverage biased tonight with lows in the 50s. The rain will end Friday. Highs 60 to 65. A 50 percent chance of rain today. A 70 percent chance InCAR strikes out at media tonight. By DONNA GARFINKEL Several state chapters of the International understanding of the problem isn't right. Committee Against Racism Wednesday "There is a difference between what debated whether violence was acceptable in happened at the rally (with InCAR) and what dealing with the Ku Klux Klan's rally in the Klan stands for." he said. Scotland September 13 and questioned Schwartz told a student who asked if the whether the state police and the media group had planned specifically for violence. adopted and anti-InCAR point of view at its "People were there to fight the Klan. You counter-demonstration there. interpret that any way you want." UConn. Hartford, and New Haven chapters InCAR members called media coverage of discussed the issues with the public here, with the event unfair. Goldstone called a recent several heated exchanges taking place. article by the News Forum "Naive." Schwarz "Don't rule out the possibility that they (state said Connecticut papers were anti-InCAR and police) wanted a confrontation," Dr. Herbert that Columbia University published a "pro- Goldstone, a Storrs English professor said. Klan" article. Mrs. Helen Schwarz, wife of InCAR Meeting organizer James Lee said InCAR national co-chairman Dr. Tobias Schwarz, said will now focus on building membership to gain police are "outright racists." a "power base." Work will focus on ridding Several people questioned the need for the campus of racism and an upcoming violence at the rally. One woman said Washington D.C. workers' march in "swinging baseball bats at people was not the November, Lee said. way to attract new members and build a power Goldstone said if there is another Klan rally. base." another said he upholds the principles InCAR will have another couqter- of InCAR. but he could not support the violent demonstration. and another confrontation. International Committee Against Racism, Herbert activity that happened at the rally. "We'll work for better protection next time, Goldstone at the group's meeting Wednesday. Goldstone is an Goldstone said if people feel that way. their and less risk to us," he said. English professor here (Loflnk photo). Pap 4 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, September 25,1980 Campus groups start registration drive Students to choose Homecoming royalty By JUDY BENSON dinner hours, Sept.28-Oct.l; drive with Moynihan, cited By WENDY E. THOMAS the UConn budget as an and in the Co-op. "This is the revitalization of a great tradition," Timothy A campus-wide voter The union hopes to example of issues that effect the entire UConn community Woodruff, Board of Governors Homecoming pageant registration drive organized become a formal, year-round coordinator said at Wednesday's meeting as he discussed by the UConn Political Union organization for the purpose which the union could be effective in influencing. how a king and queen will be elected for Homecoming will take place Sept. 28 of making UConn a "visible weekend. through Oct. 1. and effective voting block The registration drive Woodruff said candidates will be selected through a The union is that politicians will have to organizers hope to register campus-wide election which will narrow the field to 10 an organization uniting the contend with/' Moynihan more than 3000 students. people. The final choices will be made by UConn President forces of the Young said. Absentee applications will John A. DiBiaggio and several other administrative Democrats. College Chris Stone, who is be available at all personnel. Republicans. USG. Afro- coordinating the registration registration sites. A court jester will also be elected. Woodruff said. American Cultural Center. American Association of Lost-Ladies silver Seiko watch - black A gold Schaefer pen lost 9-23 - a EXPERIENCED PIANIST gives lea- LOST AND POUND velvet band. Lost Saturday night in graduation gift. If found please call sons. Studied at Eastman School of Union Professors. SCAD. rats quad, R parking lot area. Call 487-9552 and ask for Steve. LF30 Music; B.M. Hartt College of Music; National Unity Campaign for LOST- Leather belt with gold tone lona 429-2595 or 487-6378 Reward Diploma Conservatory of Naples, buckle, Tuesday night Sept. 16 after LOST: Set of keys on leather key chain Italy; taught at UConn and M.C.C. Anderson, UConn students Judo Class in Hawley Armory Have s anyone seen my fire#engine red with initials D.L. If found, please call Excellent trainlrig for beginning and for Dodd. and the Inter-Area had lor ten years, hope to have 10 pullover sweater with the Silly Putty 487-4820 or 429-2595. Call Dotty. advanced students; 7.50/half-hour. Residents Council. more Call 423-8343 evenings LF25 on the sleeve? If so, please call Maria Reward. LF29 Call 429-4530 M25 at 487-5655. FOUND a black Kitten.in back of LOST 9/24- 14kt Gold box chain XANADU IS THE PLACE! M26 This effort, according to UConn football stadium parking lot. FOUND: Single Ford car key - found bracelet. Lost in Field House/Court Steve Moynihan. who Call after 3 pm. 429-4841 If26 in Towers Quad. Contact Jefferson #3 If found, please call 429-3876 OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS will R.A. to claim 486-3205. LF25 Karen. meet every Saturday in the basement originated the idea, is the LOST - brown leather wallet - Sat of St. Thomas Aquinas Chapel 9:30- night Contained approx. $17, one first voter registration efforts LOST: Friday Sept. 19 around 6pm, FOUND. Down Vest left at ARTS IN 11:00 am. All Welcome! A26 drivers liscense, friend's ID., and at UConn to involve such a behind Merritt, about seven shirts on ENGLAND meeting Sept. 24. Contact other unimportant stuff. If found, hangers. I need them back desperate- Lee Jacobus Arjoha 410. LF29 SKI STEAMBOAT ... SKI STOWE Its large number of student and please call J. Duffy at 429-2870 Please ly. Please call 429-9823. LF25 a party on skis. The UConn ski Club.. faculty organizations. keep trying K26 M30 LOST: Small, blue address book. ACTIVITIES Students will be 'able to FOUND Gold charm at Rocky Horror Important to me! If found please call Friday at ROTC. Call Diane 486-2305 INTERNATIONAL FOLK DANCING - register in the Student 429-5877 LF25 UCONN COLLEGE REPUBLICANS. If26 beginners through advanced. Teach- Union. Sept. 28-30. from 10 Meeting: Weds. Sept. 24, 6:30 pm, ing and requests. Mondays 7:30 - 11 LOST: Seiko watch with macrame SU 103. Work for your favorite a.m. to 6 p.m., outside FOUND: 2 silver keys on ring near .pm. 1018 Farmington Ave., Hartford. band. Somewhere between Shippee candidate. Help register voters. New Mirror Lake on Sun. Call 429-4278. Info call Howard 423-8223, or Larry dormitorv cafeterias during and Frats. If found please contact members welcome. A24 429-7195. a26 II26 Sean Goodyear A 307 429-2907. LF2S Sword Fish Steaks 3.98 PARTY TO YALE Live Lobster 3.49lb Frogiegs 3.79lb Fresh Haddock 2.89lb SATURDAY, SEPT. 27th BOG WILL SPONSOR Fresh Salmon 5.58lb FOUR BUSES TO BRING UCONN TO YALE!! Fresh Steaming Clams 1.291b Tickets available now at BOG Office 314 Commons. 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By BRIDGETTE HOUSTON By SOPHIA HEIDKAMP the Centennial was delighted said "We were going to The College UConn Oct. 7, according to get the banner back," On- hang it on our dorm, but we Republicans have to Tammy Shea, Stealing UConn's said. figured there would be too Centennial banner was hard, received written chairwoman of the group. But the Beard A residents many complications. Our confirmation from U.S. Dodd, however, has not but returning it to next choice was to carry it at Centennial chairman Bill Orr who stole the banner weren't Senate' Republican committed himself, but too delighted to give it back. the Yale (football) game." candidate James Buckley Shea said she has made was easy. of Sharon officially written requests and After receiving an "We stole the banner To steal the banner, the student said he shimmied up accepting their invitation called his headquarters. anonymous phone call because we thought we could a telephone pole with an ax to debate U.S. Senate The group hopes to hold Wednesday, Orr picked up find a better place to hang candidate Christopher the debate in Von der the banner at the South it," said one of the students and cut half the banner down. A friend ran across Dodd of Norwich at Mehden Hall. Campus Information Center. involved. 195 with the banner as cars "Everyone connected with One of the other students drove by. After rolling up the banner and making their get- a-way. the thieves were forced to return to the scene Meeting off the of the crime...they had left a This week. beer mug there. In 1967 the Beatles released the first so constitutional review called "concept album . an album which, as "We didn't do it to a whole, was equal to more .han the sum ot fit s part* *6gl record. Sergeant Pepper s disgrace the University," committee to meet "Lonely Hearts Club Band, led to the said one of the students subsequent release ot a rash ol concept albums Irom the top artists ol the day. involved in the theft. "We including The Who and their i.p The Who just wanted to liven up Thurs.Sept.25 Sell Out But in 1969 The Who produced the first real concept album, the first with an UConn or at least bring the at 3:15, Commons underlying theme and storyline banner to the Yale game." Tommy, tne double I p rock opera' . Orr said, "Since the finally brought The Who the success in students returned the Amenca that they had been working tor. Bldg. Building 202 besides becoming an international hit It banner 1 have no objection to also openeu up the field for future albums of it s kind by other artists. Tonight at 2 a.m. them taking it to the OnWHUS91.7FM game."

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WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Carter tries to stop ships from other major oil- to leave fuel fumes alone said Wednesday it is "imperative" that producing countries passing through the WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Air Force accepted a oil-bearing ships be allowed to pass through Persian Gulf, it would be a different story. contractor's urging to "do nothing" immediately to bleed off the Persian Gulf, but promised Iran and Iraq "A total suspension of oil exports from the fuel fumes from the damaged Titan missile that blew up in the United States will not interfere in their other nations who ship through the Persian Arkansas during the weekend. Air Force Secretary Hans war. Gulf region would create a serious threat to Mark disclosed Wednesday. He said the conflict does not change economic health of all nations." she said. Testifying before the House Armed Services Committee, America's concern fortthe 52 hostages held in "Freedom of navigation in the Persian Gulf Mark strenuously defended the safety record of the Iran since November and, "We continue to is of primary importance to the whold 17-year-old missiles, and said the 52 remaining Titans remain hold the government of Iran responsible for international community. It is imperative that essential to the nation's defense. the safety and. well-being of the American there be no infringement of that freedom of hostages." "The accident is unrelated to the age or state of this passage of ships to and from that Persian Gulf missile," Mark said. The accident could have happened on And he called for all nations not to interfere region." in the war. the first day after employment. The president stressed repeatedly that the "The Titan system is required. It carries one-third of the Carter, speaking to reporters at the White United States is not involved in the conflict, House after a meeting with his top national destructive power we have and there is no near-term despite Iran's charges that America is in replacement." security advisers, said motorists need not collusion with Iraq and Soviet allegations, and worry about another gasoline shortage or afeo repeated the pledge of non-interference another round of price hikes as a result of the But Mark startled committee members when he disclosed in his public statement. the Air Force emergency team had differed with the Martin conflict at this stage. "Let me repeat we have not been and we Co. over how to deal with the serious fuel leak caused by a "The world's margin of oil supply security is will not become involved in the conflict falling wrency at the Titan silo in Damascus, Ark. much better today than in the winter of 1978 between Iran and Iraq," he said. "The United The Air Force team recommended "venting" fuel fumes and 1979 when the Iranian revolution reduced States is in no way involved in this dispute and into the atmosphere to avoid the buildup of spontaneously oil supplies at a time when reserve oil supplies charges to the contrary are obviously and combustible mixture of gaseous fuel and air in a confined were very low." he said. patently false." space. "Hence there is no reason for iepetitions of Carter praised the United Nations for the shortages or the price escalation that seeking an end to the battle, and said he has The missile contractor urged nothing be done immediately resulted in 1979." personally been in touch with other world in the hopes the situation would stabilize by itself, Mark said. Carter said the West can get along without leaders about the conflict, as well as sending "The 'hazards control team' recommended we vent the any oil from Iraq and Iran for an extended emissaries to talk with foreign officials about tank. This means to open it and let fuel escape." Mark period. But he warned that if either nation it. ecplained.

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Lewis married the legend of Jerry Lee Lewis. rural blues, boogie-woogie and hjs young third cousin, Myra Today's teenagers, if they've hillbilly swing. In 1956 he went to Brown, an act which so appalled heard of Lewis at all. probably Memphis in search of a recording the record industry and radio and consider him an anachronism from contract at Sam Phillips,' Sun TV stations, that his career the days of cigarette jingles and record label. Phillips was the man evaporated overnight. hula-hoops, some clown who sang responsible for discovering Elvis For ten, long years. Jerry Lee stuff Mom and Dad probably liked Presley, Carl Perkins and others. Lewis was blacklisted by the music (yccch!). Actually. this man Lewis taped four country tunes. industry. He was forced to play helped change the course of rock Sam Phillips was impressed, one-nighters in small clubs, and (along with Little Richard) from but told Lewis to "go learn some he wasn't allowed to record or one of Goody-Goodiness and rock V roll." Soon after, Jerry distribute anything. The moral Lee was back in the studio, where standards that he seemed to rally he recorded "Crazy Arms." which against got their revenge. did well regionally. Back in the The story doesn't end here, studio, he was trying to come up though. Lewis, who always had a with a follow-up single to "Crazy air. Sure, Elvis made the girls way with country tunes, finally Arms." He was asked to record scream when he sang songs of convinced Mercury records to get anything he wanted, so he cut wanting to get acquainted, but him back in circulation, with the "Whole Lot of Shakin' Going on" Lewis made it clear what he promise that he wouldn't record on one take. The song reached No. wanted to do after they got any more rock 'n' roll. 2 on the national charts and Lewis acquainted, so to speak. It was like In the span of a few years, Lewis had become an international star the difference between the Beatles had tremendous success on the seemingly overnight. and the Rolling Stones later on. country charts, placing 13 songs in He followed "Whole Lot of On stage, Lewis was a the top ten. He was back on top Shakin'" with another smash screaming maniac, jumping on his again, and the blacklist was just a single, "Great Balls of Fire." piano, stomping it with his feet, bad memory. He even started "You shake my nerves, and you filling his listeners with a "the hell recording rock records again with rattle my brain, with everything" attitude. some success. A love like yours drives a One story has it that he was on He's still cranking them out. man insane. an Alan Freed concert tour with too. It looks like Lewis is going to You broke my wilt. Chuck Berry. 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HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - The membership will ratify the proposed shattered 1980-81 television season contract," she said. will probably straggle to the air one Frank Wells, president of Warner and two shows at a time during Bros, which produces the "Alice" November and December — but no and "Flo" series, said "We haven't sooner — producers and striking decided what to do yet. But 1 don't actors said Wednesday. like the idea of sitting around waiting The actors and producers, in the while the vote is being taken." 10th week of a strike that has halted Grant Tinker, president of MTM almost all Hollywood production, Enterprises, which puts out "Lou were still optimistic that a Grant" and'WKRP In Cincinnati" satisfactory contract agreement said, "We can't afford to go ahead would be reached by week's end. again and then have the actors close Both sides already agree on one us down by failing to ratify the point — that the new television agreement." season will not get into full swing Further delay of the TV season is before December. anticipated by some SAG members When filming does resume, new who vow to observe picket lines by shows will be rushed to the networks the American Federation of HARTFORD: Sandy, the Broadway his hometown as Annie, Rosanne as soon as possible. Taped sitcoms Musicians, who also are striking the canine star of the show Annie Sorrentino, looks on. Sandy was will be the first to return. Filmed producers. examines the signature of Gov. Ella discovered at the Connecticut hour dramas will be the last. Both actors and producers Grasso, Wednesday, on a procla- Humane Society in Newington, "Even if we reach a contract speculated on • rank and file SAG mation welcoming the mutt back to Connecticut (UPI photo). agreement Friday, I don't see how observance of musician picket lines. the new shows could be delivered If the majority of TV stars honor in less than six or eight weeks," said picketing musicians, the new season Carson loses johnny'suit Kim Fellner of the Screen Actors could be delayed until after the first Guild. of the year. DETROIT (UPI) - Entertainer comment on the decision and "Add it all up. It takes two or three "If actors don't cross those picket Johnny Carson failed Wednesday would not say if they would weeks to mail and tally the lines, it would violate any new to stop a suburban Detroit appeal. ratification ballots among the guild contract which would include a no outhouse from calling his portable Braxton, president of Here's members. The studios need a week to strike clause just as the previous toilets "Here's Johnny." Johnny Portable Toilets, said his gear up for production. Then it takes contract did," said Broglatti. U.S. District Court Judge outhouse name was "strictly a a week to produce a half-hour show "It's a matter of individual Julian Cook ruled the "Tonight play on words." and another two or three weeks of conscience." Miss Fellner said. "But Show" host is not sole owner of "I could have called it 'here's post-production. But that time it's the guild cannot advise its members the phrase "Here's Johnny" and Ralph.' But nobody goes to the December." to recognize those picket lines." its use on Earl Braxton's portable Ralph." he said. Cook agreed. She noted that the SAG Board of The issue of how many actors will outhouses does not constitute In his deposition to the court. Directors will decide whether actors support the musicians will be tested trademark infringement or an Carson said use of "Here's can go back to work on an interim Thursday when the musicians picket invasion of privacy. Johnny" for Braxton's toilets was basis during the ratification CBS Studio Center, where many "an embarrassing association." balloting. series are produced. The musicians, Attorneys for Carson, whose "People thinking that you might "The producers are hesitant about who say they need recognizable faces sidekick Ed McMahon introduces be involved in association with a starting up unless they feel assured to help their cause, have asked the him nightly with the phrase, toilet will make jokes about it." he there is a very strong indication the stars to join them on the lines. "Heeeeeere's Johnny," refused said. .

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The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, September 25,1980 Page IS Volleyball team splits By JOE McGANN .. .Eccleston looks to Yale UConn's women's volleyball team soundly defeated Connecticut College in straight sets Wednesday night after FROM PAGE 16 losing a heart breaker to Eastern Connecticut State College tliese teams, but maybe later in the schedule in the opener. The split still left the Huskies with a 7-2 game." Eccleston said. "We're up for it. and record. and not back to back." I'm sure they are too." "We had no business losing to Eastern. We were far Eccleston credits much of the offensive Yale and UConn have played 31 times, with superior player for player but they came ready to play and success of the Huskies, who have scored 92 Yale winning 28 of them. Yale won last year, we didn't," said UConn head coach Ruth Mead. points in three games, with the new Wishbone 24-17. After the loss the Huskies slowed down the pace and had offense. "With the Wishbone, the defense The size of the Yale Bowl, Eccleston said, little trouble in disposing of Conn. College. Mead had has to expect the run," Eccleston said. "I does not awe him. "It's just another field to plenty of praise for freshman Shelly Warren who played think the defensive backs have been coming play on." he said. "We're not awed by it. We her first game as a starter Wednesday. up to the line too quickly. And when they do, I just have to play well and execute in order to But Mead couldn't keep the loss to Eastern out of her get behind them." win. It's going to be one of the biggest games mind. "Except for Laura Robinson, who had an "We're not just a big play team, though" he in my career, but it's also another game that ■ outstanding night* the rest of the team played with little said. "We've made some big plays, but also will hopefully add to our confidence and be consistency. Everyone was up and down. We were simply had some sustained drives. Against Bucknell another stepping stone in our season." we had over 90 offensive plays and over confident'and lazy. This victory makes the season for "We know the poll doesn't mean anything Eastern," said Mead. over 80 against Northeastern." now. but it will give us incentive," Eccleston This week the Huskies have their minds on said. "People won't remember us being there Yale.whom they will face in the Yale Bowl on .now, but they'll remember us if we're there at Soccer team loses Saturday. "It's definitely going to be a tough the end of the season." Princeton University scored with only a minute remaining to defeat the UConn women's soccer team by a score of 2-1 Wednesday afternoon. UConn's record now is 3-I-I. .. .L'Ecuyer Cross country win Princeton's Jenny Brust scored the first goal of the game in the first half at the 22:30 mark. UConn's Andrea Lindon By LARRY KELLEY tied the score at 28:35. ending the first half scoring. FROM PAGE 16 UConn's Women's cross (20:30.0). Maria Fahey Princeton's Nina Odim scored the winning goal on a country team defeated L'Ecuyer will soon find (20:33.0) and Kathy Abbott direct kick. Wesleyan. Coast Guard, himself in the sub-freezing (20:55.0). all from UConn. UConn outshot Princeton 32-IO, with Husky goalie, Mary SUNY/Albany and Eastern rounded out the top seven Lou Breen, making five saves. The Princeton goalie made temperatures of the UConn Connecticut in a four way hockey rink. But the thought places. 13 saves. meet Tuesday to raise its First year coach Betty The team's next game is Saturday when they travel to of playing in the NHL linger record to 4-1. on. L'Ecuyer hasn't Remigino was pleased with Smith College for an II a.m. game. Wesleyan runners, forgotten all that has the team's performance. Quigley and Zimmer, took happened nor does he hope "We went out from the start Ticket information the first two places, but pretty fast, so that we could that it should suddenly end. UConn. displayed more Tickets for the UConn-Yale football game at the Yale "I consider it all as more have been a factor behind depth and took the next 12 Bowl this Saturday are on sale in the athletic ticket sale of a compliment than our slow times," said places on the 3.1 mile UConn office located in the Field House. anything else," said Remigino. "But we are a course. Reserved seats are priced at $7 for the general public and L'Ecuyer. "I'll just wait and very young team and have UConn sophomore Mary faculty and $3.50 for UConn students. see. If they (Quebec) offer a nice pack of runners." Jo Taube followed the two The caliber of competition The ticket office is open from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., me a really big contract then, Monday through Friday. experienced Wesleyan was not the greatest since yeah. I might give it a try. harriers with a third place UConn students are also reminded that admission to But oiice you leave college Coast Guard and time of 20:12.0. Freshman Saturday's soccer game with Harvard here (2 p.m.) is free. for the pros you can't come SUNY/Albany did not have a Kim LeSage (20:29.0). UConn students need only show their ID card for admission back and play again." runner finish in the top 15 captain Susan Connolly to all games with New England soccer opponents. SIGN LANGUAGE Thursday: Sugar Ray and the Blue Tones $1 at the door $.75 bar drinks for the ladies. Friday: Aztec Two-Step with Loretta Edel AN INTRODUCTORY COURSE $5 in advance $5.50 at the door. i OFFERED BY THE Division of Extended & CORNER WANT TO FLY? Continuing Education LAUNDERMAT Start With A The University of Connecticut 109 Valley Street GROUNDSCHOOL 8 Thursdays from 7-9 Corner of Sponsored by beginning October 16 Church & Valley UCONN AVIATION ASSOCIATION Registration Fee: $45 Call 486-3234 (Covers all material required Enrollment Limited for brochure Next to to take F.A.A. written exam.) Elm Super Market Inquire at Non-Credit Programs, Room 128, Starts: Oct. 6th Cost:$40.00 Hours 7am-9pm CONTACT: Mark Collins (974-1870) Bishop Center Steve Williams (423-5677) Pate 16 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, September 25, I960 Nationally ranked Huskies play scoreless tie Fifth in country

The UConn field hockey team, ranked fifth in the nation, played Bridgewater State from Massachusetts to a scoreless tie Wednesday afternoon at Bridgewater. In the game Connecticut took 36 shots and Bridgewater 13. UConn goalie Diane Hughes made seven saves and Bridgewater's Beth Cooteau made 13 saves. Bridgewater dominated play in the first half, with UConn dominating play in the second half. UConn's Nancy Miller played well on defense. UConn's record now is 3-0-2 and Bridgewater's is 2-0-1. In the first weekly National Coaches' Poll for 1980, released Wednesday, the Huskies were ranked fifth in the nation. UConn finished the 1979 season ranked eight. Penn State, which played UConn to a l-l deadlock Sunday in 'he championship contest of the "Husky Field Hockey Classic" was ranked number one in the nation in the poll. Penn State eventually won the UConn tournament title by heating UConn 3-0 in a five-person shootout, but record wise The UConn women's field hockey team played a scoreless tie with Bridgewater State 'he contest did end in a tie. Wednesday afternoon. The Huskies, in a poll released Wednesday, were ranked fifth in the Penn State received five out of 10 first place votes in the poll nation (Lofink photo]. .md 190 points. Maryland which has not played yet this fall is second with 165 points whild Long Beach State is third with five first place votes and 154 points. St. Louis. 6-1-2 this fall, is fourth with 145 points and UConn stands fifth with 142 points. The Huskies play next on Friday at Westchester at 3:00 p.m. SPORTS Eccleston the big play man for the Huskies

By KEVIN HUTSON The UConn football team heard the news moments. With 1:15 remaining in the season after their afternoon practice on Monday. For opener against New Hampshire and the the first time in the history of UConn football, Huskies holding onto a slim 13-10 lead, he a Husky squad was nationally ranked. broke loose on a critical third down play for a The Huskies were tied for the second spot in 76-yard touchdown. A week later against the country in Division IAA with South Bucknell he scored on a 32-yard pass in the Carolina St.. just behind Murray State of fourth quarter. And against Northeastern last Kentucky. Saturday it was Eccleston. with a 39-yard "It's nice to be there this early in the grab, who made the big catch in the Huskies's season." said split end Reggie Eccleston. first scoring drive. "But at the end of the season, if we're still "I'm a little surprised with my average there, that is when it's really going to mean yards per catch," Eccleston said. "Sometimes something." you don't get the big yardage games like I've Eccleston. a5-foot-H-inch, 182 lb. senior, has been getting. I'm just pleased with the way been the big play man for the Huskies so far things are going right now and hope they can this season. After three games he is tied for continue." the team lead in pass receiving with nine The Huskies, with their 3-0 record, are the catches and three touchdowns. first UConn team to open their season with Last season Eccleston led UConn in pass three wins since 1940. "I knew we had the receiving with 26 receptions for 285 yards. capability to do it, Eccleston said. "We Reggie Eccleston is tied for the lead on the UConn Already, with just nine receptions this season, weren't opening up against Army or Navy. I football team with nine receptions and in touchdowns with Eccleston has totaled 273 yards receiving for still think it would be nice if we could play three. He Is averaging 30.3 yards per catch (Lofink photo]. an average of 30.3 yards per catch. And his big plays have come at crucial SEE PAGE 15 UConn hockey player drafted by Nordiques

By GREGG SHIPMAN After scoring 22 goals and dishing out 21 assists happened to pop good a tew times. It turned out for the UConn hockey team last year, Dave that I scored a hat trick that night. He (Fleming) year of hockey. Next year could be a different story. L'Ecuyer deserved some kind of reward. But told me that I had the potential to play in the pros". But L'Ecuyer is too busy worrying about the despite the fact that he hasn't yet become a L'Ecuyer is trying hard to be patient and careful present to concetn himself with the future. He can household name, L'Ecuyer's talents have not gone about fiis future. He does not plan on leaving Storrs vividly see some of the good and bad points in the unnoticed. just yet. UConn hockey program. He said UConn's hockey When L'Ecuyer walked into his house one day I'm goint to wait one year at least", L'Ecuyer team needs more financial support to help it this summer, his mother greeted him with a said. "Its hard playing for a Division II school but improve. surprise. There had been a phone call from a look at this guy named McTevesh who is from "I think our coaching is stable", said L'Ecuyer. professional hockey scout. The scout had expressed Lowell. He came from a Division II school and he's "But our facilities are really lacking. When we start interest in L'Ecuyer. in the pros. I feel I have as good a chance as anyone the season, we're going to be one -month behind It was not much later when L'Ecuyer was else. everyone else. We play Army in our opener and presented with another surprise. He had become a In the meantime, L'Ecuyer will spend his time they're going to be a month ahead of us in terms of 13th round draft choice of the Quebec Nordiques of working to improve his game is less than perfect. workouts. There's gotta be more money put in the the National Hockey League. L'Ecuyer found it all L'Ecuyer is particularly concerned with the lack of program here". to be quite an honor, considering the fact that he velocity he has gotten on some of the shots he has One thing that does not make L'Ecuyer unhappy was only a freshman last year. attempted for goals. This is an area he knows must is the potential of this year's UConn hockey team. "When I came home that day", said L'Ecuyer. be improved if he is to have a legitmate shot at the "We're gonna have a really good team this "my mother said she had talked to this scout from a pros. year," L'Ecuyer said. At least 90 percent of our semi-pro team. I really didn't take it that serious. "My shot is accurate but its not that strong", players from last year are coming back. There are a Then I talked to this pro scout named Red Fleming. L'Ecuyer said. "Its not as fast as the pros. The pros lot of good players here. We have people like Tim He said he was down seeing Lowell College and he get to play and practice all year round. Up here, I Hildebrand, our goalie, coming back. He did an liked the way I played against them. He was only get to do all that for about six months". excellent job last year. He was just super. I know scouting this guy named Steve Jenkins who I This year, L'Ecuyer will be back for one more we're going to make the playoffs this year". SEE PAGE 15