Researchers study near-death experiences FARMINGTON (AP)—Gregg Nome was drowning or tunnel, encountering a radiant light having a sense " We expect to find that those who have had an NDE and decided to give up the fight He never thought of understanding of everything and meeting others, (while trying to commit suicide) look on their lives he'd see his life pass before his eyes and then live to possibly deceased family. differently...with a sense of purpose," Greyson said talk about it He said he is expanding the research to study any- "We may find that those who haven't had an NDE Experts say few people talked about near-death one who has had a near-death experience, not just have more of a tendency to try suicide again" experiences until recently. The UConn Health Center victims of attempted suicides Greyson and his research team hope their studies is researching NDEs and and trying to find out how an Nome 28, who nearly drowned four years ago said will help the medical profession understand the near NDE affects someone's life his NDE "makes me appreciate each day." death experience "We want to awaken health professionals to the Nome who graduated from UConn in December, Joe Geraci, 44, a former police officer and now fact that these things exist and if s not just a few peo- said thousands of scenes from his life passed before public school administrator in New Britain, almost ple hallucinating - there are eight million people out his eyes during his NDE then he felt a tingling sensa- died from hemorrhaging internally after surgery nine there who have experienced an NDE and if you're a tion and his body seemed to shrink. He said he felt like years ago health professional, you better know how to treat he was floating through a dark tunnel toward a white "I stopped fighting and turned to my wife to say them," Dr. Bruce Greyson, associate professor of dot When he floated into the light he said he "felt good-bye" Geraci said psychiatry and director of inpatient psychiatric ser- wonderful" He said he was immediately immersed in light and vices at the University of Connecticut Health Center, "This is what people refer to as God" Nome said "nothing could have been more perfect" said Monday. "I've never been religious... but this white light was the Today, he has no fear of dying but said he dis- Greyson and a research team were given a one- supreme being and I had a total understanding of covered the reason for living is simply to love and year $20,000 grant last April from the UConn Re- everything" Nome said care search Foundation to study the differences between He said a voice told him he still had a choice of liv- people who attempted suicide and had a near-death ing or dying and he chose to fight his way to the sur- "I had a difficult time adjusting to everday life The experience and those who attempted suicide and face and live struggle to get to the top had suddenly lost meaning" didn't have a near-death experience Greyson has just started one of tne few support he said "There was a point in my life when I didn't Greyson said no near- death experiences are exac- groups in the country for those who have had an really believe in God I was a policeman and after tly alike But a typical NDE includes feeling that the NDE family and friends and those who are curious what I saw, I couldn't believe there was a God Now I " self has left the body, moving through a dark space about the experience know everything happens for a reason" The Daily Campus

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VoL LXXXIXNo. 93 The University of Connecticut Tuesday, March 4, 1986 IWAapproves Rosal's parking lot

By John Ruddy the proposed expansion is within 150 feet of a Daily Campus Staff wetland The owner's of RosaTs Restaurant came one The problem began in October, when the PZC step closer to expanding their parking lot last learned that Riquier had made alterations to the night when the Mansfield Inland Wetland Thumper's night club portion of RosaTs without Agency granted a license for the expansion the commission's approval. The agency voted 6-4 to allow a hardtop park- The PZC was initially concerned that the ing lot at the restaurant and nightclub alterations would change the nature of the use complex. of Thumper's, which was originally zoned as a The owners, Bob Riquier and Phil Pavone, banquet halL The alterations were eventually must present a plan for the expansion to the approved but their effect on the building's Planning and Zoning Commission for final capacity, and hence its parking and sewage approval. capabilities, is still of concern to the Riquier and Pavone requested approval for commission the expansion because the lot at RosaTs was not The license granted by the Inland Wetland big enough on several occasions, including Agency says the new parking area must be Parents' Weekend and Homecoming paved The owners apparently did not want to Weekend pave the area, since it is only designed to handle The PZC referred the request to the Inland the overflow. § page 3 Wetland Agency last month because the area of ee Connecticut students may receive more financial aid next year By Kim Nauer Johnson, three USG committee members and Daily Campus Staff VeronicaODette, UConn's director of financial It seems likely that Connecticut students will aid receive an extra 15 percent in financial aid from "I got a good background of the problems the state next year, state Rep. Geraldine Elliot 'hey see coming up for students," Elliott said said Monday. "Then we talked about different ways students Elliot, who visited campus to talk to students could attack those problems" and university officials about UConn's 1986-87 Johnson said they talked for the most part, budget said that she has not heard much about the possible effects of the Gramm-Rud- opposition of the proposed student aid in- man budget cuts on financial aid Students for crease example who currently receive $850 from the "If that 15 percent is in the governor1 s budget, federal Pell grant program will get no money I don't believe at this time that any significant next year under federal proposals, he said cuts have been recommended" Elliot said Students who receive $1,150 will get only As co-chairman of the Higher Education Sub- $588. committee of the Appropriations Committee, "The cuts will affect 700 to 800 UConn Elliott oversees state schools' budget requests. students, leaving a gap of $600,000," Johnson She was invited to UConn to discuss the budget said by Geoff Johnson and members of USGs Exter- Johnson said that he is cautiously optimistic nal Affairs Committee SPRING SPRINGETH— Students took time out to enjoy about getting additional aid from the state He the warm day yesterday. Arthur CTKeefe (top left) and After a meeting with other university officials said he felt Elliott understood the arguments for about their budget needs, Elliott met with Harris S u garni an toss a fri s bee, and Byron Amaya ( bottom the funds. See page 4 left) and John Ryan play hackey sack (Bob Ptrrie photos). "XA" Inside Today: Weather Forecast: Catch a Cup OSun on page 5. Put away those shades! Today will be mostly cloudy, highs in the upper For weird skiing see page 7. 30* s Tonight chance of flurries, lows in the 20s Page2 The Daly Campus, Tuesday. March 4, 1986 ALMANAC "1 STATE NATION WORLD Professor says U.S. in Drug testing suggested Seven black guerrillas new age of temperance for work place killed in shootout NEW HAVEN (AP)—A half century after the repeal WASHINGTON( AP)— Drug trafficking is organized JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP)—Police of Prohibition, a temperance movement is surfacing crime's most lucrative enterprise and constitutes a stopped a van Monday that they said was carrying in the United States riding a wave of renewed anti- national emergency that should be met with work- seven black guerrillas and killed all seven in the alcohol sentiment, a Yale University professor sug- place drug testing and aggressive intervention by the resulting shootout in Guguletu township near Cape gested Monday. US military, a presidential panel concluded Mon- Town The formation of vocal groups opposing drunken day. Official reports said the men were sent by the driving, the raising of states' legal minimum drinking In a report to President Reagan, the Commission I outlawed African National Congress to attack ages and changes in the population's alcohol con- on Organized Crime said law enforcement agencies j policemen sumption habits are indications of a trend toward can do little more than hold the line against illicit nar- Four bodies lay in the street and three more in the temperance said Dr. David F. Musto, a professor of cotics traffic generating an estimated $110 billion a surrounding bush where they were shot by pursuing psychiatry and the history of medicine at the Yale year. police Spent cartridges littered the streets and win- school of Medicine The solution is to bolster police interception of dows of surrounding buildings were shattered by "Look at business lunches in New York," Musto narcotics with ant> drug programs aimed at reduc- gunfire said in a telephone interview. "Before it was very ing the demand for illicit substances, the report ( The official reports said police lay in wait for more common to have a couple of martinis. The pressure said than four hours after being informed that the ANC now is not to have any alcohol because of its effect It added that the US drug problem has become a was planning an attack. on efficiency. threat to national security and justifies drastic They stopped the van near the township police sta- " People aren' t noticing this [ the move toward tem- measures such as drug testing in the workplace tion soon after 7 am, the blacks started shooting and perance] much because the changes have been "No attempt to eliminate organized crime from this threw a grenade, and the police returned the fire said gradual. But there are great changes taking place" country can possibly be complete without a concer- a statement by Gen Johan Coetzee, the police A temperance movement is a major change in the ted nationwide campaign to reduce the demand for commissioner. public's perception of alcohol resulting in restric- narcotics in the United States, " the commission's Seven "ANC terrorists" were killed and one police- tions of its availabilty, Musto said The current move- chairman, 2 n d U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Irv- man was slightly wounded Coetzee's statement ment is fueled by a shift from "the atomistic ing R. Kaufman, said in a statement as the report was said individualism that marked the 1960s and early 1970s submitted to the president Guguletu is on the southeast outskirts of the coun- to a greater community- mindedness," he said Kaufman said counseling education and other try's legislative capital It has seen some of the fier- The change in attitudes is reflected in anb- efforts are necessary. cest black rioting in the 18 months of violence against drunken- driving groups throughout the country that Calling drug trafficking and abuse "the most apartheid the official race policy through which are more interested in jailing than helping such serious organized crime problems in America today," South Africa's 5 million whites maintain supremacy drivers, he said Many such groups are formed in res- the report says the president should direct all federal over the 24 million blacks. ponse to traffic deaths resulting from driving mis- agencies to formulate "immediately clear policy In reply to a question Louis le Grange the law and takes of intoxicated drivers statements, with implementing guidelines, including order minister, told Parliament on Monday that 562 The broad extent of the movement to control suitable drug testing programs" adults and 201 juveniles were killed by police in race- alcohol consumption is reflected in a 1984 federal law The study says government contracts shoud not related unrest in 1985, and 2,000 adults and 571 that required states to set their drinking age at 21 in be awarded to companies that fail to implement drug juveniles were wounded order to retain all of their federal highway funds, testing programs There are some 2.7 million civilian He said most of the dead were black 47 were of Musto added federal employees and 1.7 million in the military. mixed race and three were white

HARTFORD (AP)—The US. Supreme Court on STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP)—The Foreign Monday turned down Connecticut's request for IN OTHER NEWS Minister said today the West German terrorist an expedited hearing on the unaffUlated voters' SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP)—NASA's group Red Army Faction claimed responsibility suit, meaning that the state Republican Party may be astronauts were not Informed that engineers for assassinating Prime Minister Olof Palme within able to open its September primaries before the high had been concerned for more than two years hours of his death, but sources in Bonn said they court hears the case about the safety of the space shuttles' solid-fuel thought the claim was bogus Deputy Attorney General Clarine Nardi Riddle said rocket boosters, four veteran shuttle commanders Ministry spokesman Lars Loennback said the that unless a stay of a lower court's ruling is obtained. said Monday. claim was made in a call to a Swedish official in the the GOP could open its primaries this year. Astronaut Henry Hartsfield, one of four astronauts West German capital, Bonn about three hours after who broke a month- long silence to talk to reporters, Palme was shot while walking with his wife in HARTFORD (AP)—Senate Republican leaders said he learned about a potential hazard involving downtown Stockholm late Friday. renewed their vow Monday to cut more than gaskets that seal joints on the boosters only after the $100 million In state taxes, despite a warning from shuttle Challenger exploded Jan 28. House Democrats that such cuts would be" irrespon- BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP)—Protestant sible beyond belief." WASHINGTON (AP)—President Reagan militants hurled gasoline bombs and stones In a " 1 stick by our commitment to make all 00-mil'ion- called on Congress Monday to support $100 rampage Monday through central Belfast, and plus tax cut," Sen James McLaughlin R-Woodbury, million In assistance to anti-communist rebels violent protests hit Londonderry and other towns said prior to a hearing of the Finance Revenue and in Nicaragua saying those who resist will be held during a general strike to demonstrate opposition to Bonding Committee, which he co-chairs "fully accountable by history." the Anglo-Irish accord —edited by M Dillon UCONN WEATHER TRIVIA Mostly cloudy Tuesday with a chance of snow Who played at the Winter showers or rain high 35 to 40. Weekend concert in 19767 Becoming partly sunny and breezy Wednesday, high 35 to 40. Jonathon Edwards appeared Fair Thursday, Friday and in concert with Tom Rush on Saturday, high temperatures Feb. 8, 1976. in the 30s and low 40s

For the record... 77ie Daily Campus printed a headline reading "Philippine prisoner released by Marcos" on Feb 28. The prisoner was released by Corazon Aquino 77ie Daily Campus regrets the error.

i-SPSlMSMOOO raecmtstu.Send lorm Jftfs to Connecticut Daily Campux ietond Class Postage paid at II Dog Lane. Stem, Conn 0*26* Storrs. Conn 06268 Published by The Connecticut Daily Campus « the Connecticut Daily Campus, an associate member o» the Boa U-189. Monday through Associated Press which is 600- pound Norms Jean nestles In for a nap on the sofa of owner, Dr. Raymond Sattler. fohf 9/12-12/9. 1/26-5/5 exclusively entitled to reprint a Lumberton, N.C neurosurgeon Norms Jean was honored at a black tie event o, Telephone tiMMfl .: •nuterWr National Pig Day (UPI photo). News: The Daily Campus, Tuesday, March 4. 1986 iPage3 Bonds approved for repairs Religion, sexuality The Bonding Subcommittee safety reasons because the and insulation on the Guyer topic of program of the Legislature's Finance system's velocity is not Gym The work scheduled to Religion and sexuality is the sexuality and abortion Committee has authorized appropriate for work in begin next fall, will include fix- topic of the third Dorothy The panel comprises Rev. funding projects for repair classroom laboratories, said ing the wire glass skylights Goodwin Community Forum Larry LaPointe of Eastern's work in the Life Science Annex Sen James Giuletti (R- and other related work Series program, scheduled for campus ministry, Rabbi Marc Building and the Guyer Gym Vemon), chairman of the Giuletti said 7 p.m Thursday in the Stu- Samuels of Temple B'nai Is- The commission granted bonding subcommittee "The university is very dent Center at Eastern Con- rael in Willimantic and Rev. $181,000 for improvements to Twenty-four thousand five important to people throughout necticut State University in Richard Duvall of the First the fume hood exhaust sys- hundred dollars was allocated the state and I feel that these Willimantic Congregational Church in tem in the annex building to initiate the design for continuing improvements will A panel of religious experts Willimantic Officials have shut down the replacing 33,000 square feet create a better atmosphere will discuss their religions' system numerous times for of existing built-up roofing for our students," he said teaching on sexuality, espe- The program is free and cially as it relates to birth con- open to the public For infor- trol, premarital sex, homo- mation, call 423-8426. USG gives four clubs $1,500 ...town approves Rosal's lot By Bill Slocum advertising and the speaker's fees. From front page since the lot would be used Campus Correspondent fee The Committee for the The feasibility of covering infrequently. The Undergraduate The Marketing Association Awareness of Latin America the lot with gravel or grass Aline Booth, chairman of Student Government Budget received $150 for advertising request was tabled until next was discussed by the agency the agency, said she is con- and Finance Committee gave The Minority Business Club week last night Most members of cerned with the use of the lot a total of $1,494 to four clubs and the Finance Society got The meeting taking place the agency agreed that the lot under any owner, not just the Monday night $392 each They will be travel- at USG offices on the third should have a hardtop sur- current owner. The agency The Economics Club got ing to the Federal Reserve in floor of the Student Union face although Grant Meitzler, decided in an amendment to $560 for an upcoming lecture Washington, DC, and the building began at 6:30 p.m. assistant town engineer, said the proposal that a hardtop The money will pay for both money will go toward bus and lasted about 45 minutes grass would be practical, surface was the best option. SUSAN BLAUSTEIN MUNOZ Presents &. Discusses Her Film Discover ouwtype Congrats LAS MADRES (The Cooy 4 Morn Procuing, inc. Mothers of the Disappeared) Wednesday March 5 th 487-1794 to 7:30 pm In the Library rm PI 08 Resume Headquarters Sponsored by tt»e Batt D Latki AmokAn *nidles Program word processed / Xerox 8200 copies on £|:kV -tjaaBsott-y their win Caltiptisfll Bring flowers home! I Special Lounge Drinks Special congrats • Chocolate Monkeys • Mexican Coffee Florist • Frozen Pina Coladas to Special Purchase Lillian ^Thurs pitcher dometic beer $3.00 w/popcornQ noses$14.95/001 Q Jame Dean Thurs 8:30-12:30 9 Daffodils $2.99/ bunch [Men $ lower C?) 9 Rt iWoowntown Storrs(N«toP«ursf^«*) 487-11 THE NEW WAGON SHED Hayrides • Sleighrides " Is There Life After College?" Q Rt. 44 Ashford 3 Miles from campus 429-3833 Come find out - Alumni from these fields will discuss careers irt

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Stowe C Birthday Patty Photo by; Geoff Wright *= sHt=.i Page4 The Dally Campus, Tuesday, March 4, 1986 News ...financial aid From front page "She said that last year, Approximately half of the they (her committee) couldn't increase would go for the see giving the full 15 percent state's scholastic achieve- But this year, after seeing ment program which grants what Gramm-Rudman might money to students who can do there is more of a reason to prove need are in the top 20 grant the aid" percent of their high school Elliott agreed saying that class and scored at least 1,100 the legislature cut past aid on their SATs, Johnson said increase requests because The other half goes to all the inflation was far lower than state's colleges to distribute the requested 15 percent as they see fit UConn dis- increase 'This year the tributes its shares in grants as federal cuts will probably be opposed to work study, he considered" she said said Poison Prevention Week FARMINGTON-March 16 mother's handbag to 23 has been designated as "The implied message is National Poison Prevention clear children imitate adults. Week Once again, its theme is Many medicines and personal "Children Act Fast—So Do care products are easily Poisons" This year's poster accessible to children," said HIGH FINANCE-Hugh Ryan, left, treasurer of the Minority Business Club, and Steven depicts a young girl in adult Dennis Crean, director of the Shaw, president of the Finance Society, pitch their clubs at the Undergraduate Student clothing and makeup taking a Connecticut poison control Government Budget and Finance Committee meeting Monday (Bob Pirrie photo). bottle of pills from her center at the Health Center. Using radio, television, and press, the poison control center hopes to call state- RESUMES wide attention to National yv^ \zgyi • Poison Prevention Week. The poison control center ^TVAN INVITATION^T^ 1 Word Processing • Offset Printing is the state's comprehensive Typing • Copying • Supplies resource for poison treat- You are cordially 1 Typesetting ment and educatioa The cen- ter operates 24 hours a day, invited to a Student-Faculty reception | seven days a week Its poison hotline provides free informa- sponsored by | PAROUSIA PRESS tion about hazardous sub- the Binai Birith Hillel Foundation 1 stances and treatment advice in poison emergencies. The Guest speaker | WORD PROCESSING hotline 674-3456, responded Susan Hattis Rolef, gj to aver 23,000 calls in 1985. CENTER The Connecticut Poison Scholar-In-Residence | Control Center was the from Haifa Israel 1 429-8673 nation's first poison center to be enacted into state law Wednesday, March 5 | beginning in 1957. Until 1976, Room 208 Student Union 2:00-4:00 P.M.| it operated within the Depart- Mon - Fri University Plaza ment of Health Services. Since 8 30 - 6:00 1232 Storrs Road 1977, it has operated as a ser- Everyone is Welcome! 1 | Sat - 9:00 - 4:00 Storrs. CT 06268 vice program of the Health Center.

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UCONN Basketball Schedule March 5-8 Big East Tournament Life/Style The Deny campus. Tuesday, March 4. 1986 PageS Hanging out at Cup O'Sun By Derek Gray "different than pizzas, ham- Afternoons are also busy. Daily Campus Staff burgers and dorm dinners." Students and professors like Sunlight streams through Barbara wanted Cup O'Sun to talk while enjoying coffee the plants hanging in the front to have the same friendly, and pastries, they said window as the breakfast laid-back atmosphere as the Cup QSun also offers many crowd saunters in restaurant she used to work foods for vegetarians and is a They may pause to ponder for 20 years ago. Campus Res- favorite haunt for many cam- the local paintings on the taurant which was located in pus vegetarians walls or the mobiles dangling the same plaza in the space The DeVaughns' success from the ceiling but the smell where Hardee's and College here has brought offers from of fresh coffee and home Station have been developers to open branches made muffins beckons them After working there Bar- in Providence R.L, Mar- to the back counter. bara moved to San Francisco, blehead Ma and New York With their food paid for, where she met BilL They both City. they can now settle into a became interested in food Although they don't know if cozy seat relax with friends, and decided to move back they have the capital to " take peruse the morning paper to Storrs. this operation on the road" and just plain "hang out" "People from California Barbara said " It made us feel And thaf s fine with Bill and come here and say this is just good to think it was a good Barbara DeVaughn, co- own- like home" Bill said enough place to be dupli- ers of Cup O'Sun, located on The DeVaughns said they cated" Rte 195 in the plaza across were worried at first that their The restaurant's cus- from E.O. Smith High School. natural-style food and Califor- tomers hope the DeVaughns "We like that," said Bar- nia atmosphere would not be stay here in Storrs bara who doesn't want her accepted in New England but "It has a very unusual, frien- restaurant to be like others they have been successful. dly, open atmosphere" said "where you feel like people Their busiest time is lunch Sue Messner, a regular who are waiting for your table" they said when customers has also had the DeVaughns "If s kind of a mellow place come for the fresh home- do catering work for her. "It to hang out," she said made foods, especially soups would be nothing without BilL Co-owner Bill DeVaughn shows Mary Kolega the finer Cup 0*Sun's menu is varied Sometimes the DeVaughns Bill and Barbara's per- but all-natural, and featues points of using a cash register at Cup Of Sun (Bob Pirrie make 20 gallons of soup a sonalities make it go." photo). fresh vegetables, salad bar day. ^======and homemade breads, pas- 4V»—-«^IV>»»-»>fW*««dV*— «4V»«»-«JV'»»i >A»— >IV'i»-»^»»-«4V»—• >4V»»»-«JU— «4V»» tries and soups ■ ■■ ■ •&*• "Everything we make here we make from scratch every- day," Barbara said "Nothing is pre- packaged It means a lot LIVING ON CAMPUS NEXT YEAR??? of work, but also a lot of jobs" The DeVaughns employ a- bout 15 students, they said "We never know what we' re going to serve" Bill said "But we do serve lasagna on Wednesday." ROOM DEPOSIT DUE APRIL 1 "And clam chowder on Friday," Barbara said Although Cup O'Sun now YOUR BILL WAS: has a steady stream of loyal regulars, it was not always that way. When the DeVaughns pur- chased Cup QSun in October 1981, it was a tiny, health food 1. DELIVERED TO YOUR ON-CAMPUS ADDRESS, grocery store downstairs in If not received, you may obtain one at the back of the plaza After a year, they "soon found out 112 Wilbur Cross selling health food wasn't going to make it" After 15 years in the gro- cery business, Bill decided to open a restaurant He added four tables and 16 chairs into 2. NOT MAILED TO YOUR HOME ADRESS the small store If your parent/guardian pays for you sign the "We could see a trend develop from that" Bill said contract statement on the bill and send it to Professors, students and uni- versity workers " looking for a him/her. Ask that payment be sent soon because good cup of coffee" began to frequent the shop. late payment will radically affect your room "It just mushroomed" Bill said They were then able to selection priority. move to their present larger location at the front of the plaza "We decided we should have an alternative kind of THIS IS THE ONLY BILL THAT WILL BE SENT eating place" Barbara said

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At the risk of offending hardcore journalists everywhere we'd like to take this opportunity to announce the first Daily Campus UConn budget issue Tomorrow's paper will feature news stories, features stories and commentaries related to the 1986-87 UConn budget proposal, as submitted by Governor William A O'Neill to the General Assembly. While some argue that it is the job of a newspaper to report the news rather than influence it we believe The Daily Campus to be in a unique situation. Financially, we are tied directly to the university, and the newspaper is staffed by and produced for residents of the university com- munity. Indirectly, that means that—to some -■:•:■" *■■ - .-■;■:. extent—whafs good for the University of Gary Shaboo — Connecticut is good for the Campus Thaf s not to say we are a public relations organ for university administrators (to the contrary, we've editorially Baseball suspended players opposed far more administrative actions than The troubles occurring now in baseball are In 1972, the Supreme Court reaffirmed that we've supported), if s just that we have an interest reminiscent of the 1919 "Black Sox" World "the longstanding exemption of professional in the success of UConn as a whole Series scandal when several players were baseball from the antitrust laws..is an es- accused of throwing the series. Though the tablished aberration (Flood v. Kuhn et al)." For tomorrow's paper we've enlisted the sup- accused were not convicted by the courts So. if baseball is, indeed in the words of port (in the form of articles or commentaries) due to insufficient evidence, basebairs first Ueberroth, "an entertainment business," it is from Harry Hartley, vice president for finance and commissioner, Judge Kenesaw Mountain legally a different kind of business, even administration; jon Pelto, Storrs representative in Landis, barred the players from the game for though the courts are unsure why and rely the House; and Geoff Johnson, legislative intern life The Baseball Encyclopedia (1984) rightly mostly on precedent When another suit and USG member behind the Bigger, Better states in its introduction," He put the gmae on involving the baseball and whispers of anti- solid ground and made it a respected and trust was brought before the Supreme Court DeaL admired sport" This is what present baseball in 1953, the court stated that basebairs odd But we need more help In order to convince commissioner, Peter Ueberroth, intends: firm legal standing was "unrealistic" and "illogi- the GA that UConn is serious, we need letters to and unwavering disciplinary action cal" (Toolson v. New York Yankees, Inc). the editor concerning the budget Pro or con, long If Keith Hernandez and other players However, basebairs standing was reaffirm- or short, in type or crayon, we need letters So challenge their suspensions and the con- ed nonetheless ditions under which they must play then so There is a similar setting in the NBA write one and bring it to the Daily Campus build- be it They probably won't win in court Michael Ray Richardson has threatened to go ing You'll be glad you did Baseball is no stranger to the courtroom- its to court charging restraint of trade by the early history is primarily composed of cour- NBA He has a better chance of winning In troom battles between two, three, and even 1971, Spencer Haywood sued the NBA for four competing leagues - and the com- their refusal to let. him play less than four missioner's office and powers have already years after his high school graduation The been challenged in legal courts. When Supreme Court upheld the Ninth District Charles Finley brought suit against Bowie Court's decision to let him play where it Kuhn for voiding his multimillion dollar stated Haywood "will suffer irreparable in- The Daily Campus trades of Joe Rudi and Vlda Blue he lost in the jury in that a substantial part of his playing courtroom On March 18,1977, Federal judge career will have been dissipated, his physical Frank McGarr of Chicao ruled that the com- condition, skills, and coordination will de- newsroom: missioner had the authority to act" in the best teriorate" This is certainly encouraging to interests" of baseball. This is also what Richardson who has been banned for two Ueberroth is obviously doing years by the NBA 429-9384 Is there a restraint of trade issue here? Sup Justice William Douglas stated in uphold- reme Court Justice William Douglas stated in ing the District Court* s decision that" Basket- 1972 that the Sherman Anti- Trust Act de- ball. ..does not enjoy exemption from the clares that any" contract which forbids any- antitrust laws" So, Michael Ray may have a one to practice his calling is commonly called chance in court where the baseball players 10 YEARS AGO TODAY an unreasonable restraint of trade" probably won't If most of this does land in Ueberroth threatens Keith Hernandez' free- court the integrity and legality of the drug The university's pathobiology department will soon begin dom to be hired by any team and this ap- programs and punishments instituted by testing urine samples from dogs racing at the Plainneld parently falls within the bounds of restraint of professional sports will either be strength- Greyhound Track for traces of drugs intended to tamper the trade, and therefore anti-trust ened or will retain the paper-tiger images races, according to Associate Professor of Pathobiology However, and strangely, the courts do they still possess Leander F. Williams make a distinction between "regular" busi- Gary Shaboo is a fifth semester English Williams said Tuesday the department is currently renovat- ness companies and the business of baseball major. ing the 3,900 sq. ft Butler Building on Farm Road to provide laboratory space for screening the urine samples from the ■'- msmmmmQuototote Ptainfleld facility for possible drugging The renovations will also provide the pathobiology department additional space for offices and classsrooms, he said. "Japan after all not only survived but flourished after a nuclear attack" Pathobiology laboratory facilities will then include the entire present animal pathobiology laboratory and the newly —Eugene Rostow renovated facility, Williams said Money for the renovations First director of the US Arms Controls Disarmament Agency will come from revenues earned by the department's animal testing service, he said, adding he expects no state funds to be spent for the urine testing service. Do you have a comment, compli- 5 YEARS AGO TODAY ment or complaint for The Daily The rock group ' Fountainheacf' will perform at the ROTC Campus? Are you getting the paper Hangar at 8:00 this evening as part of a protest against a early each day? Do you want to know Connecticut bill to raise the minimum drinking age why we print what we do? Call John State Senator Audrey Beck (D- Mansfield) will speak at the YearwoQd, the Campus' ombudsman concert which is being co-sponsored by the Federation of Student and Service Organizations and the Board of at 486-3407. .Governors —j Morton The Daily Campus Tuesday, March 4. 1986 P»fe7 =Opinion* PaulThid= Chills and thrills(?) of a first-time skier

After my first ski trip, I've reached It turned out that things were week, I didn't want to leave. when I started understanding what one conclusion: skiing is weird. going to be considerably longer. Even though I was skiing-if makes the sport addictive. Of course, I figured that from the The other person who had never that's what it really was- by the end While the scenery may be beginning. I knew what the sport skiied before didn't pick M up very of the first day, I didn't stop going to great at the top of a mountain, the basically entailed- freezing and quickly, so it took us about 45 lessons. Everyday, up at 7:30 to be view is more than offset by the parting with a reasonable amount of minutes to make the five-minute run in class by 9, despite temperatures The real reason I couldn't get money-- and I was wary. Now I know to the gondola, as our counterpart as low as -50. (Mentioning the away was the "constant challenge- for sure that the sport in indeed slid down the hill, wearing out her ridiculously low temperature is a part of the pitch you read in any strange, but that it's also hard to Levi's. Finally, about two hours after requirement of skiing.) It's funny skiing brochure. Every run is beat for pure enjoyment and I'd expected, I was staring down a how it's too cold to go to class when different, even rf you stay on the incredible challenge. I went on 45-degree hill and at Canada at the it's 20 above at UConn, but it never same trail. Bumps, moguls, ice the trip during Christmas break, same time, secretly wishing the ski gets too cold to go to class at patches, speed, wind resistance Killington. talked into the adventure because patrol would come and tell everyone and a thousand other variables 13 people from work were going that the mountain had been The lessons themselves were make each trip down the mountain a a trip. I had an instructor named and I didn't want a mutiny plotted in suddenly overrun by polar bears unique experience. Every effort is Bernie. Bernie, who is nearly 70 Vermont. I figured I'd better go and that we'd have to take the made to make a run a good one, We rented a house, an A-frame, gondola back to the base. I figured years old, has been skiing for a little because you know that even if you on the side of one of Killington's that was the only way I could get out more than 30 years. He also has come back down the same trail, you mountains, so we could ski down to of making this run and save my life. more energy than a two-week-old can never have a particular run back. the lift. Those of us who could ski, Unfortunately, no polar bears puppy and, by comparison, made That's the constant challenge. that is, which I wasn't one of. showed up and I was stuck. Faced me feel like I was comatose. But At Killington, the challenge is Taking the advice of a friend, I with a choice of chickening out or Bernie is also a great ski teacher. further enhanced by the variety of signed up for lessons for the week. winging it, I winged it. And it wasn't Bernie was a great ski teacher trails. Although you can't duplicate Killington is reputed to have the that bad. Somehow I got to the end because he has the rare ability to a run, familiarity with a course makes best ski school in North America, of that first part of the mountain by quickly size up a person's potential it a little less exciting. But at the Big and I wanted to return to sticking my legs out as far as they and relate his or her performance to K, there are 100 trails covering 74 Connecticut in one piece. Those could go , pointing the ski tips in that standard. In other words, miles, including 38 miles of Bernie knew when I was holding facts considered, there really was and snow plowing my way to a potentially man-made snow, it's back a little, playing it safe because I no choice. plateau. Getting there, I knew I impossible to get bored. As promised by the brochure, I could avoid killing myself by was afraid to go all-out and risk But that's not to say you can't was skiing by the end of the first snowplowing the entire mountain, looking foolish. He made me play at just lake it easy" on the slopes. To lesson. Barely. Since there was no but I didn't really want to hold 100 percent all the time.The ability the contrary/'l'sfar easier to relax and afternoon session, I decided to everyone up waiting for me, so I he demonstrated is something I've take it the scenery . It's also very relaxing, but relaxing isn't follow the group on their afternoon decided to go full speed ahead, only seen in a few people, despite runs. That may have been a winging it all the way playing more than 40 seasons of something I'm particularly into, so I mistake. After we had stopped once vari ous sports. It's unusual to find chose to race down the mountain at The lift that we could ski to from or twice more to change trails, I a recreational instructor with the ungodly speeds, ft was a blast. the house was the gondola, which realized I actually liked it. The cold skills of a real coach. Bernie was a Like I said, skiing is weird. At was only going to the top of the was hardly noticeable, and the prize. least on the surface. Once accepted for the challenge for the mountain. So, after a career of one skiing was an incredible challenge. By the end of my third day, I hour and forty minutes on skis, I At the end of that run, I didn't want was pretty comfortable on skis and sake of being challenged, or for the would be skiing from the top of to go in. And by the end of the was really enjoying myself. That's pure enjoyment, it's not that Killington. Imagine my surprise. weird anymore. It's addictive.

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QUIN RADIO ( native American culture and issues) status of cult heroes They had all the right factors going 77ie Blind Leading The Naked is not hard and fast or previous albums It is not just 10:00 am. -2:00 p. m.: FOCUS ON JAZZ( news and jazz calendar for them: A unique sound a low profile, and two great chock full o'soul, it is plastic the lyrics that have changed at noon) join your host the Captain for his Mystic Voyage Could it be that these boys but the music has lost"its albums, ( The Violent Femmes edge and Hallowed Ground). have dulled their senses by 2:00 pm. - 6:00 p m: AFTERNOON ROCK (progressive music; drinking too much Old news at 3:55 and 4:55; rock calendar at 430) Host R Potts With the release of 77ie Blind Leading The Naked the Milwaukee? Sure they still play acoustic guitars and have a horn sec- 6:00 pm. 7:00 pm.: PUBLIC AFFAIRS: MUSIC AT UCONN; PRE- Violent Femmes have flushed any hopes of reaching cult Listening to The Blind tion but they play them like VIEWS (in-depth coverage of musk featured in concerts spon- Leading The Naked, it seems Stepford zombies The alburr sored by the School of Fine Arts) status down the toilet Maybe lead singer Gordon Gano that since the release of sounds like a very, very rougl should have hung himself to Hallowed Ground in 1984, mix of a bad demo tape 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm: JAZZ: PAST, PRESENT AND FUSION the Femmes have discovered Host BUI Dumas gain fame instead of trying (unsuccessfully) to sell out religion. 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Dave Parker, the Cincinnati amount to about $12U,UUU. agree to donate five percent injured left wrist in a minor Davis set an Astros' rookie Reds' slugging outfielder, and of their 1986 salaries to a drug two-car auto accident while record with 20 homers in only Al Holland the New York Yan- Parker testified in a federal prevention facility or pro- en route to a team workout 100 games last year, when he kees' relief pitcher, said Mon- drug trial in Pittsburgh last gram random drug testing for After undergoing X-rays at a made the minimum salary of day they would comply with year that he used cocaine the remainder of their careers hospital and having the wrist $60,000. He was asking for the penalties handed down by while with the Pirates, the club and 50 hours of drug-related wrapped in a plastic bandage, $160,000 for the 1986 season baseball Commissioner Peter he left as a free agent after the community service this year. Milner participated in most of The Astros were offering Ueberroth and avoid suspen- 1983 season He said he the dairy workout skipping $105,000. Salary terms were sions for their involvement stopped using the drug before " I wanted to wait until I had batting practice not disclosed in drugs signing with the Reds in all the ins and outs of it," Holland said "Now, I have a First baseman Glenn Davis December 1983. Veteran second baseman At the Reds' spring training grasp of everything that hap- signed a one-year contract Jerry Remy, trying to make a camp in Tampa, Fla, Parker, pened I feel part of it isn't fair, with the Houston Astros, leav- Last year, Parker batted comeback after seven knee wearing a headband that 312 with 34 homers, second but you can't have your cake ing the club with three unsigned players—catcher operations, reported to the said" Ueberroth" said he in the National League, and and eat it, too. The most Mark Bailey, infielder Bert Boston Red Sox' training plans to play this year and led the league in runs batted important thing is we want to Pena and pitcher Julio camp at Winter Haven, Fla would leave any challenges to in with 125 and in doubles with put it behind us. We were Solano. with swelling in his left knee the commissioner's decision 42. wrong" up to the Major League i Players' Association At the Yankees' training Holland was the third of f^^l Balloons Bouquet Dettvered camp in Fort Lauderdale, Fla, three Yankees penalized by Parker and six other major Holland said he would accept Ueberroth to accept the com- Campus leaguers were handed one Ueberroth's penalties as an missioner's action Pre- year suspensions by alternative to a 60-day viously, infielder Dale Berra Ueberroth unless they agreed suspension and pitcher Rod Scurry said Florist Special Purchase to pay 10 percent of their Holland was one of four they would not challenge salaries to drug rehabilitation players who could be suspen- Ueberroth's decision programs, accept periodic ded for two months under the noses $i4.95/D0i drug testing and perform commissioner's action on In another baseball public service work In drug involvement However, development. Reds outfielder Daffodils $2.99/ bunch Parker's case, his fine would those players instead can Eddie Milner suffered an !». 195 Downtown swrri (N«t to wi n^ 487-11331

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ROME (AP)—A key Olympic official said Monday that federations governing 23 sports are working on common eligibility standards to implement the International Olympic Committee decision opening up the games to professionals. "To avoid confusion, it is essential that the rule be the same for all," said Primo Nebiolo, who heads the Association of Summer Olympic International Federation "All I can say is that a great majority of our federations is in favor of opening it up to as many possible top stars in each sport" Nebiolo, who also is president of the International Amateur Athletics Federation, governing body for world track and field said the 23 federations will meet here Wednesday and Thursday and hope to have guidelines ready next year. The session is the result of a meeting last month at which the IOC voted to liberalize the rules governing professionals participating in the Olympics. But it said the standards would be up to the federations of each of the sports. Some federations, such as tennis and soccer, already allow professionals to participate in the Olympics. Nebiolo and the IAAf also set the stage for pro participation in track and field when they lifted bans against Renaldo Nehemiah and Willie Gault, world-class hurdlers who play in the National Foot- ball League "We will try to put together a wording, a format which can be accepted by all federations and by the International Olym- The men's swim team compete In the New England Championships at Springfield pic Committee," Nebiolo said College this weekend (Mark Caswell photo). Nebiolo, who said IOC president Juan Antonio Samaranch and all 23 federation presidents would be present this week said the biggest impediments are two problems. One is techni- cal and one political. By Paul Orzulak " It was fun because this was the last time I was "The socialist countries are not too amenable to an opening StaffWriter able to swim together with all of these guys and of the Olympics to professionals," he said "We are working on The men's swim team made the most we really came together as a team" this and we hope to come up with a solution acceptable to Co-captain Tom Birmingham swam legs on with the least at the biggest meet in the all each of the relays as well as placing tenth in the "I don't think we can expect the new format this year, but I United States in Springfield 100 yard backstroke In one of the most exciting do feel that we will make some consistent progress in our Not only did they finish fifth out of 35 races of the meet Birmingham was edged out of meeting here in Rome and in Seoul in September, and that the teams at the New England Inter- second place in the 50 yard freestyle new formula will be out before the 1988 Games," he said collegiate Swimming and Diving Cham- " I thought I had him coming off the turn but he pionships at Springfield College but the caught me on the last stroke" Birmingham said '7m happy with it although if s not my best time, Spinks set for rematch Huskies did so with only twelve team we ended the season on a good note" members, the "dirty dozen" Steve Atkins ended the season on a good While most teams took full advantage of the note recording some of his best times of the NEW YORK (AP)—Michael Spinks promised Monday that NCAA rule allowing up to 18 swimmers and season in both the 200 and 400 yard individual " Plan A and Plan B" will both be ready for the first defense of divers to a team, the Huskies found themselves medleys as well as the 200 yard butterfly. his International Boxing Federation World Heavyweight with only 10 swimmers and three divers. "Steve is definitely our most improved swim- Championship against ex-champ Larry Holmes at the Las Although they were small on numbers, they mer," said Husky coach Peter McDevitt "Ifs Vegas Hilton April 19. were big on talent As the final leg in a dedicated nice to see that hard work pays oft" "Plan A is to fight all out grab him, throw him to the mat, do season that saw the Huskies finish 8-7 overall, Hard work paid off for junior Bob Bowes as whatever is necessary," said Spinks, who took the crown from UGonn consistently placed swimmers as well as welL Not only did he place fourth in the 200 yard Holmes last Sept 21. divers in the finals of a variety of events. butterfly and the400 yard individual medley, but "Plan B is to use everything you've got box him and bluff Dave Dellaripa, the leading diver all season for he took seventh in the 200 yard individual him Last time I used Plan B If he fights rougher, 1* II go to Plan the Huskies, achieved his greatest score of the medley and swam a leg on the seventh place 800 A Either way, he won't have his way with me in the ring He season on the three meter board as he placed yard freestyle relay team couldn't do it then and he won't do it now." third in the meet and in doing so qualified for the "Work is Bob's middle name" McDevitt said Holmes speculated on the Spinks' battle plan "If he don't NCAA division I championships for theiirsLlime "He doesn't back off from anybody and he's fight if s going to be boring," the ex- champ said " He' U be run- »his-eareer. He* aUo placed fifth on the one done well all year." ning around the ring and TII be standing in my comer watching meter board Sophomore Duncan Sixes continued his him" "I really thought that if I qualified for impressive season with fifth place finishes in the The Holmes-Spinks fight is part of a seven-bout "Heavy- nationals, it would be on the one meter board" 200 IM and the 400 IM as well as the 200 yard weight World Series," co- promoted by Don King and Butch Dellaripa said " I nailed all of my dives today and breastroke He also swam a leg in the 800 yard Lewis and designed to unify the division championship by the it feels great to finally be able to compete rather free-relay team summer of 1987. Currently three fighters, Spinks, Pinklon than to sit through the finals knowing that you Sam Jalet swam a leg on the 800 FR as well as Thomas in the World Boxing Council and Tim Wither spoon in could beat some of the divers there" swimming a leg on the 400 yard FR team the World Boxing Association own heavyweight titles The "The division I nationals is one of the hardest Doug Rounds swam on the400 FR and the400 series will be televised by Home Box Office meets to qualify for in the world" diving coach MR teams as well as finishing ninth in the 50 yard The series begins March 22 when Thomas defends his title Bruce Sweet said "I'm proud of Dave" freestyle and seventh in the 200 yard freestyle against Trevor Berbick at the Riviera Hotel in Las Vegas. The Huskies are also proud of the efforts of "Doug is a very talented swimmer," Faunce See page 11 their three seniors, Steve Atkins, Tom said "He is capable of breaking a good many Birmingham and Wes Faunce records next year." ■WKff'-fl Co- captain Wes Faunce finished second in the Sophmore Jim Lowe may break a few records 100 yard breastroke and fifth in the 100 yard before he graduates. Lowe swam a leg on the freestyle event In addition he swam legs on 400 MR and 800 FR and finished eleventh in both Sports Today both the 400 yard freestyle relay and the 400 the 100 yard butterfly and the 200 yard yard medley relay, each placed second butterfly. All varsity, sports teams are idle today. "I was kind of disappointed because I realty "I felt great through this whole meet" Lowe wanted to win one of the events," Faunce said said