Nov. 2o You get your money's worth at Bill's No. 7

By ALISON SHIPLEY No. 7, so the name stuck." The man behind the counter at Bill's No. 7 But why Bill's? flipping the flapjacks, scrambling.the eggs, "Well. Chesbro sold it to Bill and Bill taking the orders and ringing up the bill isn't named it after himself," Corsi said as he really Bill, but that's OK because the turned over the sizzling bacon and flipped the restaurant isn't really No. 7. toast in and out of the toaster, somehow "I've been called alot of names in my buttering it in between. time," Joe Corsi said, "but Bill's not one of "Bill sold it to Henry, but Henry like Bill's them." Corsi is the owner, manager, cook and No. 7 better than Henry's so he kept the waiter at Bill's No. 7, and he's been doing it name. When I bought it 30 years ago. I for about 30 years. figured why change tradition?" The restaurant is a tiny breakfast nook with Bill's No. 7 snuggles underneath and six booths and a counter at 725 Main St. in between the tall buildings on Main Street. By Willimantic. But it hasnt always been there. day it looks like a greasy spoon that was According to Corsi, "About 60 years ago, locked up in 1940 and hasn't been touched Peter Chesbro opened a restaurant at No. 7 since. But by night (and early morning) it Railroad Street, and couldn't think of anything wakes up, and the flashy neon sign beckons to call it. so he called it "No. 7." Then he the late nieht traveler or the hungry college moved it up here, but everybody was used to SEE PAGE 6 (Hanmttltnt latlg (EampuH Serving Storrs Since 1896 They only come out at night: Bill's No. 7 restaurant in Willimantic offers sustenance to insomniacs and night Vol. LXXXIIINo.58 STORRS. CONNECTICUT Tuesday. November 20. 1979 people (Staff photo by Jim Lofink). 10 more hostages released in Iran

TEHRAN Iran (UPI) A second out the Americans — the second In Washington, the State Depar- hostages) at the airport and leave it group of 10 American hostages was group released in the 17-day drama. tment confirmed the 10 had been to us to provide transport. released from the U.S. Embassy There was no immediate explanation released and said they were headed "For reasons unknown to us. they Tuesday and flew out of Iran bound for the change in flight plans. for Paris, then to Frankfurt. West decided to put them on an Iran Air for Paris on an Iran Air flight. The Iran Air flight, which will Germany. plane to Paris^ where we'll pick them The 10, four women and six blacks, make a stopover in Paris before up and take them to Frankfurt." were driven by their Moslem student heading on to London according to an captors from the embassy compound airline official, left the Iranian capital Family Reactions The release of the hostages ended and checked in for the Iran flight in at 9:30 a.m., 1 a.m. EST. See Page 9 a tense day of waiting that included an unexpected development. At the airport, Iran Air counter' the parading of the captives at a A U.S. government-chartered employees attached tags to the A State Department official said press conference in the repetition of Swissair DC-8 airliner had arrived baggage of the freed captives indica- the students did not carry out their Monday's news conference with Monday night and stood ready to fly ting Paris as their destination. commitment "to deposit them (the three hostages. Deportation continues 57 Iranians to leave state HARTFORD. Conn. (UPI) Connecticut on tourist visas, to be in violation of their — Immigration authorities were ordered on Nov. 13 to student visas during inter- have ordered 57 Iranian leave the country or face views over the last week. students in Connecticut to deportation. He said their visas had The 30 students arc leave the country within 30 among 30 in Connecticut days while another 30 been extended in September through June 1980. but who have been interviewed Iranians in colleges across by authorities since last the state face deportation several immigration officials revoked that privilege last week, when U.S. Attorney hearings next month. General Benjamin Civiletti week. Rene B. Albina. Im- ordered a nationwide check migration and Naturalization Albina said he planned to From left, the first American hostages set free are Sgt. order deportation hearings on Iranian students for Service director in Connec- possible visa violations. Ladell Maples, Sgt. William Quarles, and Secretary Kathv for another 30 Iranians in ticut. Monday said 57 Albina said. Gross (UPI photo). Iranian students, studying in Connecticut who were found ■ Replaoes Meany AFL-CIO leader elected Partly sunny ... WASHINGTON (UPI) - Former merchant Meany praised Kirkland for his role in Partly sunny Tuesday with high temperatures around bO. seaman Lane Kirkland was elected the second fostering better relations between the AF'L- Variable cloudiness Tuesday night with lows in the 30s. president of the AFL-CIO Monday, ending the CIO and the Carter administration. 24-year reign of George Meany, and immed- "Lane, 1 think, has finally got over to the iately offered an olive branch to non-affiliated White Huse'that they can have the American unions. labor movement as a partner," Meany said. Inside... Kirkland, 57, was chosen for the $110,000- In an acceptance speech spiced with a-year post on the unanimous vote of nautical terms, Kirkland indicated that win- An Iranian professor will shed light on the current delegates to the 13th AEL-CIO conven- ning back non-affiliated unions would be one political problems his country is facing in a speech todav in tion after Meany gave a warm, seven-minute of his major goals, Montcith. Sec page 3. nominating speech from a wheelchair. "I say now to those who stand outside that I The 85-year-old Meany, whose once-power- have too high a regard for the caliber of their Students in search of college funds can now be guaran- ful voice commanded the attention to presi- leadership to believe that they can really be teed at least $100 in funds if they send to the right places. dents, decided to retire after a series of governed by petty personal or pecuniary See pane 3 for details. ailments incapacitated him since last April. considerations," he said." - Page 2 The Connecticut Dally Campua. Tuesday, November 20,1979 In our opinion So long to labor union's (fiiimiccttcttt daily (Smnpiui Mr. Nice Guy SERVING STORRS SINCE 1896 MARY MESSINA George Meany said goodbye today. Tin- OS year EDITOR IN CHIEF old Chicago plumber WHS still able lo wisecrack about "stupid politicians" at the sltetlofl of Ms KKNKOEPPER » MARK BECKER successor, I ane Kirkland, Hut Mcanv's wit is not MA NA dim EDITOR BUSINESS MA NA GER .ill that is passing from ths scene of American labor. The United Mineworktri pal ■ new president today. Sam Church, »h0 takes over tor ailing Arnold Miller. And Onl) I short tune ago. Douglas I'r.iscr took over the reins of the United Auto Workers from I sonard Woodcock. ibis change In ths leadership of organised labor is the VBB&GiSS* beginning of I ne« era and the end of an4)ld one. For as long as there was sn All CIO M yean Oeorgs Meany wras its president, lbs loyalty to the Democratic party, bis unwavering opposition to communism, his support of the wai in Vietnam, all these have marked the labor movement in this countr) for years. Ml that is changing now. lane Kirkland is suggesting thai tin" I canisters and the United Autoworkers return to the All CIO but that dream is not likely to come true. I'bc time of monolithic labor is over. More progressive minds than Mcanv's arc at the helm. Kirkland, a graduate of the U.S. Merchant Marine Vcadcnn and Georgetown University, wrote speeches for Harrv human's vice -presidential running mate in l°4N and is well schooled In foreign policy. The American labor force is becoming more and more w sophisticated technical!) and politically and Kirkland reflects this change. \nd as this new sophistication makes itself felt in 5fc national affairs, it would do us all well to keep an ear turned xVEU,CERlWNlY DERSHAH CM A to the new labor leaders AUBjULj— HES rW&YIXRONiy R35BN IN Yes, Virginia, there is a Thanksgiving (Oui, Virginie, il yaun Merci-Donnant)

Cher Monsieur. I am a hi tic French corn fmmisl. The reason thev did this heart, the hand and heart of a auprcs dc moi pour tenter sa chan- 0 girl named Virginic. My assignment was because thev liked corn with soldier. Not in these words, you ce ) is to explain v«wr Thanksgiving Da\ their Pclcnns. know, but this, in short, is my to my quainemc class. An SSCOars. In lt>23. after another harsh year, meaning. Jean said that Kilometres 1 d wins plmii' the Pclcnns crops were so good that "I am maker of war (jc suis tin Debouiish was very busy and didn't thev decided to have a celebration lubricant Jc la gucrrel and not a have time for those things. He and give thanks because more mais maker of phrases. You. bred as a staggered on. telling her what a One of our most Issportant holidays was raised by the Pclcrins than scholar Icons, qui ctcs pain commc wonderful husband Kilometres is Thanksgiving Day, known in Fran- Pclcnns ware killed by Peaux- un etudianil. can say it in elegant would make. Finally Priscilla arched ce as if Jo*r de MffCi DoHHUHI. Rouges. language, such as you read in your her eyebrows and said in a tremulous I «■ J. >i.' Jc Mevei Donnant w as first Even year on Ic Jour Jc Mcrci books of the pleadings and wooings voice: "Why don't you speak for started b> a group of Pilgrims Donnant. parents tell their children of lovers, such as you think best vourself. Jean?" (Chaeun u son 'Pdenns' who fled front IAngletcrre an amusing story about the first adapted to win the heart of the anas, i _^^_ before the McCarran Act to found a celebration. maiden." colon\ in the New World 'le \ou\-eau It concerns a brave capitatne Although Jean was fit to be tied Mimdct. where ihcv could shoot In- named Miles Standish (known in (cimvcnablc a arc emhallel. frien- Art Buchwald dians 'le* Pcaux-Rouges' and eat France as Kilometres Debouiish) and dship prevailed over love and he turtev iJmdrl to their heart's O0O> a young, shy lieutenant named Jean went to his duty. But instead of tew. Alden. Both of them were in love using elegant language, he blurted And so. on the fourth Thursday in The> landed at a place called with a flower of Plymouth called out his mission. Priscilla was muted November. American families sit Pt\ mouth (now j famous miturr Pnscilla Mullens (no translation). with amazement and sorrow Irendue down at a large table brimming with Amencmine\ in a wooden sailing ship The \ieux capiiaine said to the jeune mucttc par I'etonneinent et la tasty dishes, and for the only time called the Ma> flower or Fleur Jc WJI lieutenant: tristcsscl. during the year eat better than the in ItOO But while the Pderins were "Uo to the damsel Priscilla tallcz At length she exclaimed, interrup- French do. killing the dtmJes- the PeuiutRouges ires vite eke: Priscillut. the loveliest ting the ominous silence: "If the No one can deny that le Jour de were killing the Pelerins, and there maiden of Plymouth ila plus jolie great captain of Plymouth is so very- Merci Donnant is a grand fete and no •ere several hard winters ahead for demoiselle Jc Plymouth!. Say that a eager to wed me. why does he not matter how well fed American bewh o/ them. The only way the blunt old captain, a man not of words come himself and take the trouble to families are. they never forget to give /Vvf*jr-*o*j»e$ helped the Pelerims but of action iun vieux Fan/an la woo me?" lOu estiL le vieux thanks to Kilometres Debouiish. who • as when thev taught them to grow Tuhpei. offers his hand and his Kilometres? Pourquoi ne vient-il pas made this great day possible.

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The Connecticut Daily Campus, Tuesday, November 20,1979 PaQe 3 An astronomical mistake

By USA STENZA Astronomers have discovered taken into account earlier. Could the Christian theory of Dr. Mallet did not believe that the creation be wrong? Could another unverified report was released universe have existed before this [s.Cgn§tqnt ■ prematurely, even though it has present one? made quite an impression on the These and other questions were scientific world. "The discovery raised by the recent discovery that would have been spectacular the universe is possibly half as old whenever it was published," he said. and half as large as astronomers ". &£& The major problem astronomers previously thought. are confronted with now is to explain Three astronomers working at the rntm-.<• > why some stars appear to be older Harvard-Smithsonian Center for than the universe itself. The method Astrophysics have discovered a used to compute the age of the stars probable error in Hubble's Constant, ' w*»** is independent from Hubble's Con- a figure used to compute the univer- stant, and there is little chance that se's age and size. ?-*#** an error was made. Dr. Ronald Mallett. assistant A possible answer is the "Big professor of Physics at UConn, Crunch" theory. Some scientists traveled with his physics class to the &s m believe that the universe will not ex- Harvard-Smithsonian Center last pand forever, but will stop at a cer- Thursday, two days after the tain point and then start to collapse discovery was made public. Mallet inward until the pressure re-explodes explained the lecture they attended, it again. If this theory is true. Dr. which discussed the new findings. Mallett speculated, then perhaps the Some scientists believe the "Big oldest stars are actually remnants Bang" theory, in which the universe from a previous creation. *-**-.- . ■■"■ is thought to have exploded from a This theory questions the Christian highly condensed state and expanded fejfe*- belief that there was only one outward, he said. He added, rem- creation and that nothing had existed nants of the universe can be seen before it. flying away from earth at various "This is a disturbing thing." Dr. speeds. ■m •'» Mallett said. "No one knows exactly Mallett explained that according to said. As stars and galaxies travel gravitational pull from Virgo is so how to interpret it. If the stars are Hubble's Law of the universe the through space, Mallett contir, ted, strong that the Milky Way is moving older than the universe based on this farther an object is from earth, the their light appears to change in at a speed of 300 miles per second independent model, then one has to faster it is moving. Therefore, frequency. He added, astronomers toward it. go back to the blackboard and astronomers have assumed that the can measure these light frequencies The three astronomers at the Har- recheck his hypothesis." objects on the edge of the universe to determine how fast an object is vard-Smithsonian Center have Dr. Mallett also pointed out that are moving the fastest, he said. moving from earth. discovered this gravitational pull was perhaps the change in the Hubble's Although the earth is traveling Hubble's Constant, is used along not taken into account when the Constant was not as large as the through space, the motion of other with the velocity figure to compute Hubble's Constant was determined. three astronomers have claimed. objects can still be calculated. the age of the universe, he said. The They have arrived at a new figure "What may be in doubt is the Mallett said. "It is a relative universe had previously been that predicts the universe is nine magnitude of the change." he said. motion." he explained. Using a thought to be 18 billion years old. billion years old and only half as "The question is: exactly how much balloon analogy. Mallet described However, there is a movement of large as previously believed. of a change does this really mean?" the universe as a series of dots on a the Milky Way galaxy, to which our This new discovery must still be Dr. Mallett feels that the publicity deflated balloon. As the balloon is solar system belongs, that is in- verified, but Dr. Mallet believes it is this new discovery has received "is blown up. the dots move away from dependent from its rush into space. true. not a bad thing." However, he adds. each other. But if you stare at one Actually, the Milky Way is being at- "I'm convinced because it makes "The conclusion drawn might be a point, it seems that point is stable tracted to a cluster of 1.000 galaxies perfect sense." he said. He was sur- bit premature. We'll just have to and all the others are moving, he known as the Virgo Cluster. The prised that the correction was not wait for verification." Abzug urges involvement Iranian professor to speak here By ED SILVERSTEIN education seminar conduc- are either "feminists or are "It isn't that I think ted at Eastern Connecticut sympathetic to our cause." women are superior to men; State College, urged females the bloc would aid in the An Iranian professor of political economy and the it's just that we have so little to become more involved in establishment of a true pro- director of the IranianCommunications and Development opportunity to be corrupted policy-making processes, feminist stance among the Institute at Tehran Universtiy will speak today at 3:30 p.m. by power." said Bella Ab- especially in politics. 1980 presidential can- in Room 311 in the Monteith buildings. zug, a feminist and former Ms. Abzug called for the didates, she said. Majid Teheranian, who is currently on leave as a visiting N.Y. congresswoman. Mon- creation of a pro-feminist "We have already seen research fellow with St. Anthony's College. Oxford day to a group of 200 people. bloc at the 1980 political con- how we have been betrayed University, will address "Ideology. Development and Ms. Abzug, the featured ventions, consisting of un- after the election." said Ab- Revolution in Iran." Teheranian is the author of several speaker at a women's committed delegates who zug. who was fired earlier books, including "The Middle East - It's Government ind this year as co-chairwoman Plitics." for the National Advisory The talk is sponsored by the UConn political science Committee on Women by department and the Middle East Studies Council. President Carter after criticizing his spending policies. Scholarship Abzug also said most of the opposition to women's equality is coming from a "power structure of .bank available economically powerful lob- bies running the White A new non-profit scholarship bank for students has House and even the recently been organized to help student applicants find Congress." loans, scholarships, grants and work-study opportunities on the high school, undergraduate, and graduate levels. The feminist cited massive Steve Danz, the director of the nationwide scholarship military expenditures, oil in- bank, said students are guaranteed to receive at least $100 dustry profits, and the use of in aid, and an average student may recievc at least 117,000 nuclear energy as evidence if he applies to all of the sources he is eligible for. for what she calls a "male- Interested students should send a self-addressed, dominated" power struc- stamped envelope to the scholarship bank. 10100 Santa ture. Monica Blvd. #750. Los Angelos, California. 900(T or call Ms. Abzug was introduced toll-free 900-327-9191, ext 397. by state senator Audrey The service costs $25 after submitting I questionnaire to Former N.Y. Congresswoman Bella Abzug was In the Beck (D-29), who spoke on the scholarship bank". area yesterday urging women to become more Involved In the changing education for politics (Staff photo by Jim Loflnk). women. Page 4 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Tuesday, November 20,1979 Purolator robbery Citizen group fights highway extension Indictments may be void BOLTON NOTCH, Conn. (UPI) - Residents opposing the extension of Interstate-84 from East Hartford to the Rhode WATERBURY. Conn. Purolator Security robbery 16 heist. Litchfield Superior Island border Monday banded together as the Eastern (UPI) — The state Supreme suspects can stand trial, at- Court Judge Norris O'Neill's Connecticut Citizen Action Group. Court will have to review a torneys said Monday. extension of the U.S. "Transportation Commisioner Arthur Powers is propos- lower court's interpretation Besides delaying trials for Supreme Court decision sing a curse for eastern Connecticut," spokeswoman of a recent U.S. Supreme the four charged with rob- could have a substantial im- Ann Bardazian said at a news conference near the Court decision before four bery and murder in the April pact on other cases pending Willimantic Mansfield Railbed. "1-84 is Art's albatross." in the state. The citizens from 10 towns said formation of the ECCAG marks the first step in a major petition drive to block O'Neill dismissed a Litch- completion of the highway, which they claim is a waste of field grand jury's November money and will hurt the enviroment. wireline 1978 murder indictment against George Deep, citing the U.S. high court's ruling which held that portions of a 'Stones' girlfriend cleared judge's instructions to the WHILE PLAINS. N.Y. (UPI) - A Westchester County jury violated the defendant's grand jury Monday cleared the girlfriend of Rolling Stones Energy Department constitutional rights to due guitarist Keith Richard of any involvement in the death of a process. 17-year-old boy at the musician's South Salem, N.Y., mansion last July. proposes standards The high court, in an But the grand jury indicted Anita Pallenberg, 37, on two Oregon Case, ruled that in charges of criminal possession of a weapon, a misde- WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Energy Department Mondy his instructions to a jury a meanor. proposed a set of sweeping new energy-efficient structural judge cannot address certain State Supremem Court Justice Isacc Rubin ordered the standards that could transform the design of America's aspects of an accused trial to take place in Lewisboro Town Court, but no date has private houses and commercial buildings. criminal's intent. O'Neill's been set. The standards would encourage design innovations, to ruling extended the high On July 20, police were called to Richard's Boway Road accommodate such things as passive solar energy fa cilities. court decision to grand jury estate By Ms. Pallenberg, who told them Scott Cantrell, 17, by setting energy consumption goals based on a building's proceedings. of 7 Rock Meadow Road, Norwalk, Conn., had apparently type and location, without requiring any specific design shot himself to death. feature like insulation. The instructions in the Developed in keeping with a 1976 law, the standards are grand jury proceedings All-volunteer results'good' expected to reduce energy consumption by 22 to 51 percent against Deep were the same in new residential structures and 17 to 52 percent in as those used "over and over" again by Connecticut WASHINGTON (UPI) - Arm> secretary Clifford Alexan- commercial buildings, compared to 1975-76 levels. der said Monday he is "Wholeheartedly committed" to an "We really see a large potentail for energy reduction with judges in charging grand juries, attorneys said. all-volunteer force despite manpower, shortfalls and the proposed standards," said Maxine Sabitz, acting recruiting malpractice. assistant energy secretary for conservation and solar energy. O'Neill's decision in the Alexander told a Senate Armed Services Commitee The country's 74 million residential and 1.5 million Deep indictment is already panel the "overall results have been good" since the commercial buildings currently consume, and often squan- headed to the state Supreme creation of an all-volunteer force in 1973. der, about 37 percent of total national energy demand, mostly Court on appeal, and attor- in space and water heating. He said the Army has managed to recruit enough neys in the Purolator case volunteers to come within 2 percent of its authorized Although immediate savings from the standards would be said it was likely they would strength at the end of each fiscal year since 1974. small - the equivalent of 100,000 barrels of oil in 1985 and also argue the applicability "We continue to be wholeheartedly committed to this 216.000 barrels by 1990 - long term impact is profound and of the judge's decision to endeavor," he said. will not interfere with lifestyles, Ms Sabitz said. their clients' indictments. ** *t EVERGLADES/ WILDERNESS STUDY TRIP I by canoe WE WILL BE CLOSED Jan. 5 - THANKSGIVING- DAY Jan. 12, 1980 Happy A one-week. 3 credit ■ "^-FROM laboratory course that includes field work that will demonstrate ecological principles and key aspects of the Everglades. Program cost: $576. (covers all expenses except personal items) Optional arrangement for air fare to Miami, approximately $180 For more information contact: Dr Dennis Kalma. chairman. Department of General Science. Biology & Environmental Studies. (203) 934-6321 ext 302 University of New Haven/West Haven, CT06516 UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN An Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity institution HELP Spend Some Bucks FSSO "Budget" Deadline Nov. 21, 1979 at the FSSO Office Commons The Connecticut Daily Campus, Tuesday, November 20,1979 Page 5 Senate tests windfall tax Mideast WASHINGTON (UPI) - In its first major test on the oil windfall profits tax, the Senate Monday defeated a Violence mars anniversary Republican led effort to reduce by 15 percent the levy on oil (UPI) — Four Palestinian Sadat's historic visit- to God gave Moses the Ten produced from wells discovered before 1973. sea commandos were blown Jerusalem. Commandments open to By a vote of 58-32, the Senate rejected an amendment by out of the water by Ihe Israeli President Sadat Jews.. Christians and Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan., that would have cut the tax on „ navy and terrorist bombs celebrated the anniversary at Moslems alike. the "Old oil" from the 75 percent rate recommended by gutted two Jerusalem buses Mount Sinai and. in an ap- In Lebanon. Palestinian the Senate Finance Committee to the 60 percent rate Monday to mark the second peal for world peace, guerillas and their leftist approved by the House last June. anniversary of Anwar declared the mountain where Lebanese allies vowed to The 75 percent tax rate on old oil is the one area in which fight any attempt by the the $138 billion committee bill is tougher than the $277 Arab summit conference billion House bill. In that category, the committe bill would Swiss police arrest meeting in Tunisia to force raise $1.6 billion more than the House measure. them to leave positions near the volatile southern border with Israel. McKinney won't seek seat long-sought terrorist Christian militiamen NORWALK* Conn.-(UPI) - Rep. Stewart McKinney, ZURICH Switzerland (UPI) - Police arrested Rolf Wagner, shelled a string of R-Conn., said Monday he won't seek the 1980 Republican a long-sough Baader-Meinhof terrorist, after a shootout in an Palestinian controlled towns nomination for retiring Democrat Sen. Abraham Ribicoff s underground shopping center Monday in which a woman in South Lebanon, causing seat - even though he was confident of a victory. passer-by was killed and three other people wounded in a hail material damage but no McKinney did not officially declare he would run for a of bullets. casualties, travelers from the sixth term, but said anyone eyeing the 4th district seat will Wagner, 35, a former law student, is wanted by West area said. "have a fight on their hands." "I like my job. I like what Germany authorities in the 1977 kidnap-murder of industra- It was from south Lebanon I'm doing," McKinney told a news conference. list Hans Martin Schleyer. Police also want to question him that a motorized rubber The lone Republican in Connecticut's U.S. house about bombing attacks in 1976 against a U.S. Army instllation Zodiac dinghy set out late delegation said his family and recent heart surgery had in Frankfurt and against a judge in Hamburg. Sunday night with four nothing to do with his "Strictly personal decision to Palestinian guerrillas bound become the second congressman to bow out of the for the Israeli coast. They unofficial and crowded race. 13,000 refugees never made it to shore: "We identified a target and opened fire on it." said Kids need attorneys too move in Thailand the commander of the Israeli BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) - Anticipating a new flood of patrol boat that intercepted evacuees triggered by a major Vietnamese offensive against PITTSBURGH (UPI) Two way custody battles in the dinghy. "We hit it on Pennsylvania may go triangular, now that a judge has ruled guerillas in Cambodia, authorites began moving 13,000 the first shot. It started that children in divorced families may need attorneys of refugees away from the tense border in southeast Thailand sinking and disappeared... Monday. their own. We found two men floating In a nine-page decision, Superior Court Judge John P. Intelligence sources said Vietnam was expected to begin a in the water... who were Hester has authorized lower court judges to appoint major push soon against Khmer Rouge Guerrillas loyal to freezing from the cold." attorneys to represent'the children in particularly tortured ousted Premier Pol Pot, and the fighting would send hundreds of thousands of people fleeing to Thailand for The military command family battles. safety. "In some custody disputes the children do need someone said the guerrillas fired to advance and protect their interests." the judge ruled. Reports from the bolder said heavy artillery could be heard bazookas at the approaching 2 to 3 miles inside Cambodia but there was little activity near Israeli boat. He said he did not want to require that children have the frontier. attorneys, however, because "we see a danger of placing Aid officials said the Thai military expects about 560.000 In Jerusalem, terrorist- the child in a position adversarial to his or her natural Cambodians to cross into Thailand, possibly this week, parents, where no such atmosphere would be present." wary passengers spotted inundating refugee facilities along the border. bombs aboard two buses. Chinese Language and Cultural Studies 1 CLCS Offers: Reasonable expenses * Travel ft * Concentrated study in Taiwan -; * Extensive course listing X. * Full University Credit Advertising Deadline For Free Pamphlet and Counseling: for Tuesday Chinese Language and Cultural Studies P.O. Box 15563, Long Beach, CA. 09815 Telephone: (213) 597-3361 November 27 issue is Wednesday, November 21 at 1pm

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"Joe would go and "Are You Ready!." the new also manages to say "Appreciate it" interior contrasts sharply with the rest and I'd run the place. But if I got double LP by the Atlanta Rhythm to the cheering crowd no less than neon exterior. sick that was reason enough for Joe to Section, may be the dullest live rock three times on the first side alone, Joe and Mary Corsi have been close - he's just lazy." album ever released. Their com- rivaling Peter Frampton's obnoxious married for 30 years and have raised Digs like that fly back and forth, bination of Southern Rock and a laid thank you's or* his live record. two children, both girls. Until four entertaining the regular customers, back sound may make for pleasant, The only bright spots on the years ago. Joe and Mary saw very lit- but everybody gets more than their innocuous singles. but little remaining three sides are the band's tle of their girls because both worked money's worth. Most of the custo- else—least of all an exciting live Top 40 hits. "Imaginary Lover," 24 hours a day at Bill's. mers are regulars, but they aren't recording. This band just can't seem "Georgia Rhythm." and "So Into to gef out of its own way. "We used to be open all night and the only ones who enjoy the good You" are good songs and the live all day, but we got tired of working 24 food and atmosphere. Like so many live albums released renditions really add nothing to, or hours - we'd do it in shifts, but it was My clientele consists of just about these days, this one is ultimately self- take anything from the original still too much." Corsi said while he everybody in general," Corsi said. defeating. It is impossible to get a studio versions. "Another Man's fixed four coffees for the group on the "This business is like the stock feeling of the energy a band can other side of the room. market —it has it's ups and downs. Woman." more than 14 minutes generate during a concert by using a long, should have been one of those "I was a child bride." Mary said, But we're fortunate because we've compilation of live recordings that and a couple of regulars sitting at the made a comfortable living." Southern Rock scorchers a la "Free could have been taped at a half dozen Bird," but the band does not even counter chuckled. "It was Joe's It hasn't been easy though, work- different shows in various places. stupid idea to buy this place. He just ing 30 years and taking off only a start to cook. A brief Alln anesque wanted to do it so he did it. I've been This is what is done on this record, guitar duet between J. R. Cobb's month here and there and six days a and the Atlanta Rhythm Section does tired ever since." she said. year for holidays. slide guitar and Barry Bailey's lead is As a customer sat at the counter not stop there. They have also added too short to even raise hopes. After all those years of working 'special' live studio sessions, eating (eggs scrambled soft to per- together, what are the Corsi's going to perhaps to fill in what they could not fection) a wet towel flew past her onto do when they retire? produce in concert. The use of a table. Corsi told the father of the "I'm 63 now." Joe said, "and I audience noise is nothing but an in- family of four there; "If you do a job, want (o retire in the very near sult to the listener. If one listens do it well." In other words - clean off future. We're going to have to be arts carefully, the studio songs can be your own table. productive in some way though — spotted. The two kids at the table changed can't just put the brakes on now." their minds four times each as they Corsi has the near future mapped Side one opens with the recorded told Corsi what they wanted, and out though. As his wife stood by with strains of Max Steiner's "Tara's Although the performances fail, their mother and father weren't much a look that said she'd heard it all Theme" from "Gone With the the sound excels. The quality of more decisive. But Corsi had the before. Corsi cashed a customer out. Wind." a rather pretentious act that sound on this record is exceptional order cooked and handed out in less "Right now," he said, "I'm going gives the band a false sense of impor- for a live recording, even though the than five minutes and added the home. Mary will make me dinner, I'll tance which they try to maintain listener is left guessing how much bill—all without writing a thing. eat it. then go to sleep on the couch. throughout the album. was actually recorded on location. "This memory business comes nat- Then I'll wake up and go upstairs to The worst moment comes when Closing with "Long Tall Sally" is urally. It's like anything else - if you sleep in my bed. Then I'll get up at lead singer Ronnie Hammond in- clearly a mistake for the Atlanta do it enough, it gets easy. People 10:15 tomorrow, shave, and do it all troduces "Large Time" with "This Rhythm Section. It's a dismal end to always seem so amazed. But try over again." one's for Lynyrd Skynyrd," drawing a dismal record.

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Pretty soon "Irma la Douce" returns. begin with, was a gifted songwriter and singer as But that lineup is hardly the oddest of the current well. His "Miracles" was one reason "Red theater's peculiarities. Octopus" reached the No. 1 spot in Billboard's In a former Calvinist chapel in an East End slum, album chart no less than four times in 1975. comedienne Frances de la Tour has been playing But, incredibly, the Jefferson Starship has Hamlet. rebounded with their new album, "Freedom At A play from New Zealand opened at the Lyric Point Zero," which in some ways surpasses all Theater. Two nights later Queen Elizabeth opened previous Starship efforts. a second Lyric theater. A couple of nights later Two reasons for this success are the additions of Princess Grace of Monaco was performing on a vocalist Mickey Thomas and drummer' Ansley Lyric stage. Dunbar. Anyone who has listened to the radio is Jefferson Starship - a refreshing surprise. Despite his reputation as the author of "Sleuth." Anthony Shaffer didn't make it with his new already familiar with Thomas, the singer on Elvin Point Zero," and particularly "Things to Come" Bishop's hit "Fooled Around and Fell In Love." murder mystery, "The Case of the Oily Levan- are surprises—they rock, something it seemed the tine." But the day before it closed a murder-based Dunbar has recorded with David Bowie, Mick band had forgotton how to do. play by his twin brother Peter opened at the Ronson, Nils Lofgren, and Frank Zappa, among Naturally, Kantner's songs are the most similar National -Theater. "Amadeus," Peter Shaffer's others, and was a member of Journey for the past to the old Airplane's. All his material is sung in the first play since "Equus." focuses on the alleged five years. chorus style the Airplane often employed, and at murder of Mozart. But the real reason for the album's success is the times it sounds as if Grace Slick were buried Equity, the actor's union, has called its first re-emergence of Paul Kantner. who has been somewhere down in the mix. Mickey Thomas ably actor's strike. It threatens to darken all British relatively silent on past Starship albums. Perhaps solos on the other songs. theaters outside the capital before Christmas. being overshadowed by the presence of Marty Band members Craig Chaquico, Pete Sears, and A playwright celebrated his birthday the other David Freiberg all contribute strongly to the rest day at a performance of one of his plays which Balin. with whom he formed the Jefferson Airplane of the song-writing and are equally strong in their in 1965, Kantner has come back writing four of the hasn't had a major revival in 50 years. Ben Travers. playing. Chaquico's lead guitar is especially author of "Rookery Nook," is 93. albums's nine songs and contributing to the excellent and blistering throughout. single release, "Jane." Then there's the Royal Shakespeare Company, Jefferson Starship's album is held together by the which performs all of Shakespeare's plays and now Kantner's songs make up the most uncompromi- balance of Kantner's leadership and the band's seems determined to perform all the plays of sing rockers on the album, the only exception being own contributions. This, and the welcomed Maxim Gorky as well. "Children of the Sun." "Lightning Rose," which is the medium tempo, additions of Thomas and Dunbar, make the which opened at the RSC's London theater melodic song we have come to expect from the Jefferson Starship something it has not been for recently, is the fifth Gorky play the company has band. "Girl With the Hungry Eyes," "Freedom At some time now: a rock band to be contended with. done. 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The Connecticut Daily Campus, Tuesday, November 20,1979 Page 9 Dan Fbgelberg. Guards protect P^ 2 exiled shah of Iran NEW YORK (UPI) - Elite police units Monday joined DAN FOGELBERG private bodyguards outside the luxury hospital suite of the SOUVENIRS exiled shah of Iran to protect against possible attempt on including. the life of the ailing monarch. Part 01 The Plan/ Better Change Illinois /Changing Horses On the order of Police Commissioner Robert McGuire, including: There's A Place In The World For A Gambler men of the Emergency Services Unit, a specially trained To The Morning and equipped police squad, took up positions outside the Hickory Grove Long Way Home shah's rooms on the 17th floor of the New York Hospital - (Live In The Country) Cornell Medical Center. Looking For A Lady Wysteria Since his arrival Oct. 22 at the hospital on Manhattan's Upper East Side for gall bladder surgery and cancer therapy, security for Mohammed Reza Pahlavi inside the hospital had been the responsibility of private guards and hospital staff. Dan Mtpeftm ( upturvd Angel New York City police restricted themselves to controlling Mckj^ng Iranian student demonstrators who staged vigils outside 4*««Gcn'lhtM Da,l U»< In Th* M-M>- Dan Fogelberg the hospital praying for the deposed monarch's death or Nether demanding his return to Iran to stand trial. Ijinrje & including Ln« Gon* By FMFKII SiwtchM Hostages' families LOOM End* £ One* Upon AT,™ hostages released by the Iranian government expressed a mix- 5 ture of relief for their kins' safety and bewilderment about why Tim nvisberg others were left behind. Twin Sons ofDiffcivnt .\ fathers "I'm glad my brother is black." said Phillip Bell of including: Tell Me To My Face Metairie. La., the half brother of Air Force Staff Sgt. James Since You ve Asked/The Power Of Gold Intimidation/Guitar Etude No. 3 Hughes. 30. one of the 10 hostages the Iranians released today. But Bell said he could not understand why the Iranians would allow black hostages to go free simply because of their Dan Fogelberg. race. On "When you're from the United States, you're from the Full Moon/Epic United States," Bell said. "It doesn't matter whether you are Records & black or white. I don't see the reason for doing it. Everybody Tapes. has a fair opportunity to make for it. I hope it turns out to be EPIC MAHCA REG the sane way for everybody." Jessie Maples of Earle. Ark., the mother of Marine Sgt. 6 Ladell Maples, 23. said her prayers were answered when her son was among the first three hostages to be released Mon- N E W-N E W day. DAN FOGELBERG "I'm.a religious person." she said. "I believe in the Lord WIN -WIN -WIN and ,odav ne ncard bv praver PHOENIX Claudia Maples. 24. Ladell's sister, said she was relieved including: but could not understand why the Iranians would not release Phoenix/The LasHTo Know Complete the other hostages. Wishing On The Moon/Longer/Face The Fire "We've all been praying for Ladell's release." she said. Fogelberg "Right now I'm happy for it, but I'm still confused in a way. We're not going to be selfish with our prayers. We're not just praying for Ladell. We want all of them released." Nothing to Buy The mother of Daivd Walker. 25. a Marine sergeant who was among the 10 hostages who appeared at a news conferen- Come in Register ce in Tehran Monday, said she "couldn't help but to break to Win down" when she heard he would be released. "Oh. I'm so happy I don't know what to do." said-Arie Ruth Walker of Prairie View, Texas. "I tell you. it lifted a big bur- den off our backs. "I'm very happy for my son but I'm also saddened about what must be in the other mothers' minds. They're ours Lowest too—we can't give up until they're all back here. We're still praying for all of them." In Chicago, civil rights activist Jesse Jackson said he Prices thought the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini ordered the release of the blacks because "blacks have a deep-in-the-soul under- in Town standing of right and wrong, justice and injustice. It was this understanding that Khomeini was responding to." Nevertheless. Jackson said. "Khomeini or no other Third World leader can divide whites and American blacks. Blacks are no? and won't be pawns for the enemies of America." Small pro- and anti-Iranian demonstration—all non- Fogelberg violent—persisted across the nation. HeadQuaters ... Wrestling

FROM PAGE 12 as strong as last year's sophomores Chris Luz. team." Wilhide said. "The Duane Crisco and Jim Wor- loss of our three senior HOURS th. Three wrestlers (Ed wrestlers who graduated will Herald. Mike Rcilly and Dan hurt us a little, but we have a Daily 10TIL8 Coleman) graduated and lot of talent in our three new their positions were filled by freshmen. I'm taking for- freshmen recruits Jim ward to a fine season and to Sat. 10 TIL 5:30 Merritts. Bob Mitco and the New England champion- Fred Uzelac. Mitco and ships (Feb. 22-23) because STORRS Uzelac were recruited for they will be held here in Post Office Block r*OMM football and will wrestle Storrs. It should give us an when the football season is advantage and our guys Tel. 429-0443 UUlMlM. completed. should do better than last "Our team should be just vear." Page 10 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Tuesday, November 20,1979 Free agents finding new homes

By ANDY YOUNG quite likely that they'll equal or ex- Rudy May and the vastly underrated Chambliss hits in the clutch, they It's official: as rumored last week, ceed the 16 wins that Ryan accounted Tom Underwood have joined a pit- must bear in mind that with the Blue the Houston Astros have come to for this past season. ching staff that has enormous poten- Jays, there often isn't any clutch. terms with free agent pitcher Nolan One eye-opening free-agent tial if they stay healthy. Ryan, late of the California Angels. signing was of lefthanded relief pit- The most amazing thing about One team that gives every in- The signing, which was made of- cher Alan Hrabosky. who left the these pickups is that the Yankees dication they won't be in the hunt ficial yesterday., gives the Astros Kansas City Royals and surfaced gave up nothing of consequence in next year are the Red Sox. How they perhaps the two hardest throwing with the Atlanta Braves —of all exchange (Chris Chambliss, Juan let Bob Watson get away to the starting pitchers in baseball in Ryan teams. The Braves have been mired Beniquez. Jerry Narron, and Jim Yankees is anybody's guess. Tony and 6*8" righthander James Rodney in mediocrity for a long as most Beattie were all excess baggage) for Perez is indeed a positive influence Richard. people can remember (last Division this talent, when most people con- on the team, but many people were The Astros" signing of Ryan, com- championship: 1969. when their ceded that they'd have to trade Ron under the impression that one aging bined with the Los Angeles Dodgers stars were Hank Aaron, Orlando Davis to get the centerfielder that first baseman on a team is enough for recent signings of Minnesota Twins Cepeda. and Rico Carty) and the fact they coveted. anyone. Maybe he can pitch short ace Dave Goltz and reliever Don that Hrabosky ended up with them Speaking of Chambliss. the Toron- relief. Stanhouse of the Orioles, scverly rather than any number of conten- to Blue Jays took an awfully big hurts the Cincinnati Reds' chances of ders might be an indication that his gamble when they acquired him in And finally, one trade that went repeating as champions of the value on the open market was not the deal for Underwood and Cerone. largely unnoticed was the Mets' National League West. quite as high as he had thought. There isn't room for both Chambliss dealing of one of their few quality Despite their loss of Ryan, the It looks as though the American and John Mayberry on the same players Richie Hebner, to the Detroit Angels can't feel too badly: their League East will be a bit more com- team, and it's possible theJays may Tigers in exchange for moody Jerry recent acquisition of righthanded petitive next season. The loss of find out that there is a limited market Morales (.211 in 1979) and unproven Bruce Kison. who spent the first and Stanhouse will definitely hurt the for high-salaried, lumbering first third baseman Phil Mankowski. last of his nine year stint with the Pit- Orioles, and the new look New York basemen who hit occasional mam- The Mets did, however re-acquire tsburgh Pirates playing for a world Yankees appear to be back in the moth home runs while hitting .260 Mike Jorgenson from the Rangers to championship team, will partially of- hunt after a dismal off-year in 1979. and watching line drives fly past complete the Willie Montanez deal. fset the loss of Ryan. And . if Chris The addition of Ruppert Jones to them down the right field line. Com- They say that Met owners, the De Knapp. Frank Tanana. and Jim Barr play centerfield. Rick Cerone to cat- plicating the situation is the fact that Roulets want to sell the team. return to good health, the Angels ch. Bob Watson to hit and oc- both Mayberry and Chambliss bat may net get the strikeout totals casionally play first are all major ad- lefthanded. and for Yankee fans who But the question is: Who in their they've had in recent vears. But it's ditions. Also. a pair of lefties. are going to point out how often that right mind would buy them?

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The University of Connec- UConn jumped on top first ticut Hockey team will play when freshman forward . its first home scrimmage of Mick Dick put the puck past the year tonight at 7:30 when everyone. The Huskies ex- they take on Trinity College. tended their lead when "'Trinity is one of the best another freshman. Bill Division HI teams."' said Robinson also found the net. Assistant coach Mike Grain- Veteran Rich Rege made it 3- sky. "They are a lot like us 0 in the second period, in that they are very young. before Wesleyan got two It will be a good test of talent back before the period en- for both teams." ded. The Huskies are 1-1 in UConn got three more in exhibition play so far this the third when Senior blue- year. After a tough loss to liners and co-captains Gregg Holy Cross last week in Wor- Hutchings and John Peters cester Mass. the Huskies lit the red light, while Robin- bounced back to defeat up- son netted his second. set-minded Wesleyan. "Basically we just wore Six seniors will be playing their last game in a Husky uniform, when Connecticut takes on "Except for a couple of them down." said Grainsky. Holy Cross on Saturday. They are from left Steve Beal, who has 49 tackles so far this year, Joe lapses late in the second The UConn goaltending Kalinowski who has 57 tackles, offensive line standout Tom Ney, and John Corbet, Ted period we played a good situation is still up in the air. Walton who has 69 tackles as well as intercepting four aerials, and recovering four fumbles, game." said Grainsky. "We with all three goalies and Pete Lamagna, who also has 69 tackles, as well as two interceptions and recovery of put a lot of good things probably seeing action three opposition miscues. together in the game." tonight.

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By ANDY YOUNG penalty kick with five The winner will host the home." echoed Rhode Island Henni, whose Rams beat the Nineteen teams, including minutes to go in the game winner of this Saturday's coach Geza Henni. Nittany Lions. 3-2. 16 in the top 20. have Saturday to win the West Columbia at Hartwick game. A second berth in Tampa The defending national qualified for the 1979 NCAA Region) will be vying for the There is a bit of controversy will go to.a team from the champions, the University of Division I soccer tour- coveted four berths in the surrounding the game, since Southern region, where the San Francisco, have but one nament, it was announced national semi-finals, to be Hartwick was seeded first in winner of the South Carolina obstacle left standing in their Friday. Of the top 10. only played at Tampa. Florida on the region despite being (No. 20) at Clemson (No. 7) way of a trip to Tampa, but second ranked Alabama Dec. 8 and 9. ranked 11th nationally as game will host the survivor the third rated Dons must A&M. a Division II team, is Local interest will be opposed to the No. 6 ranking of a battle of unranked win at the home of the mid- not involved. focused around this Sun- of Columbia. "I don't blame teams. American University west champ to get there. The 18 remaining teams in day's New England cham- Columbia for being upset," and Virginia. Eighth rated Southern the tournament (San Fran- pionship game between 10th said UConn head coacn Joe The nation's top-ranked Methodist (SMU). the last cisco eliminated Santa Clara. rated UConm and 16th Morrone. "No question. team. Indiana, faces a unbeaten, untied major 3-2. on a Roar Anderson ranked Rhode Island here. Hartwick has the edge at rugged road to the final foun college team in the country first they must beat either until a loss to Wisconsin- No. 5 Cleveland State or No. Milwaukee two weeks ago. 13 Wisconsin-Milwaukee for will host the midwest title the mideast title. Then they game against either must beat the winner of the Southern Illinois- middle Atlantic region to ad- Edwardsville (No. 4) or St. vance to Tampa. Louis (No. 16). UConn coach According to Rhode Island Joe Morrone rated a possible coach Henni. No. 8 Penn SMU-SIU-Edwardsville mat- State should emerge trium- chup as a "tossup". phant in that region, For all tournament games, although they'll have to beat if there is a tie at the end of either No. 14 Philadelphia the regulation 90 minutes, Textile or unranked Prin- the game will go into sud- ceton to do it. "I have seen den-death for a maximum of both Princeton and Penn four 15-minute periods. If l Conn's Ken Murphy and Jim Lyman bring the ball upfield against URI on Saturday. State, and I believe that the game is still tied at that UConn will get another crack at The Rams in one of seven NCAA Regional matches. Penn State is superior to any point, each team will take [Staff photo by Dan Neiman]. other team in the area" said five penalty kicks. sports UConn ranks sixth Face mask rule a must

in Eastern Poll One would think that the recent decision flaw—rules don't turn games into blood by the Eastern Collegiate Hockey Associa- baths, people do. Any coach can make sure The Syracuse Orangemen with four returning starters from tion to require all players to wear face- his players act like hockey players, not last year's 26 and four tournament team were today cast in masks would be applauded by everyone, headhunters. If the game turns brutal, the the favorite's role for sectional honors in the third annual save a few irritated dentists. Unfortunately blame must lie somehere other than on the Widmer Cup Eastern College pre-season Basketball Poll of quite the opposite has happened. face mask rule. writers and broadcasters. Also, if you follow that reasoning, lets But two other teams. Georgetown and St. John's, each Hockey coaches pressured the ECHA to change their mind. The ECHA was forced to also ban the helmet. After all. doesn't that received plenty of support as potential Eastern kingpins. meet again. This time they made it allow players to belt each other over the Syracuse received 12 first place votes and 191 points, while head with sticks? the No. 2- Hoyas earned three first place votes and 164 official—if you want to play collegiate Some players complain that face masks points and the No. 3 Redmen got five first place votes and hockey in this area you wear a face make. get tugged. A simple rule could change all 162 points. All three schools are members of the newly that. Doesn't football have a similar rule? formed Big East Conference and will meet in regular season Another coach conteded that teams would competition. Gregg Russo soon be drafting 6' 8"defensemen to make A rising Eastern power. Iona College of New Rochelle. New the game rougher. If that occurs, coaches York was picked fourth while Villanova, coming off a Forcing players to wear face masks is a should be held responsible for the degener- rebuilding year, was named to the No. 5 spot.Connecticut, good rule. It is unfortunate that some ative effect it will have on the game, not the which earned a bid last year to the NCAA tournament with coaches insist on treating their players like ruling itself. two freshmen starters, was ranked sixth. Old Dominion with pieces of raw meat. If they get hurt in a Finally, coaches, and players argue it is four returning starters off its NIT team was named to the No. game, it will make men out of them, they irritating and distracting. This may be true, 7 spot, and La Salle with outstanding senior Michael Brooks say. That attitude has no place in collge but in time you can get used to it. was ranked No. 8. sport's. Again, look at football, After a while you Pennsylvania, the defending Widmer Cup Eastern College The biggest argument for banning face won't notice the bars, especially if you are champion, was rated No. 9. while Holy Cross with returning masks was one coaches contention that the concetrating on the game. all-American candidate Ron Perry was No. 10. Some-15 other rule "would turn hockey into a brutal What the mask will do is allow players to teams also recieved voting support in what may prove to be game." His argument has one major be a little more confident on the ice. the most balanced Eastern play in many years. Wrestlers hoping to'pin down'good season

By MARK GOLDBERG schedule. Now. we must wrestle other two wins were against the Rhode Island. The University of Connecticut over our heads." University of Hartford (29-10) and One returning Husky wrestler is wrestling team will begin its 1979-80 Some of this year's opponents in- Brown (33-14). Except for MIT. this year's captain, Joe Viola. In season Dec. 5 when they take on the clude Yale. Boston College. Coast UConn will wrestle all of these teams three years of varsity wrestling. Viola Rhode Island Rams at 7:00 p.m. Guard. UMass, Bucknell. Rutgers this season. has a record of 33-4. with all four here. and some others. The Huskies will The team went to the New England losses occurring during his freshman This year, the Huskies wrestle be competing in three triangular championships and finished third in year. against 18 teams, most of which arc matches (three teams compete) and Division II with 45 and one-half poin- His overall record, (which includes from Division I in New" England. Last one quadrangular match (four teams ts. tournaments and championships) is season, most of the teams they compete). They also will wrestle in In the championship, four Husky 46-10. Of the 10 losses, six were wrestled against were from Division the Coast Guard Invitational on Nov. wrestlers advanced to the semifinals during freshman year and three were II. 30. This tournament does not go on with quarter final wins. They were during sophomore year. One of these "We were taken out of Division II their season's record. 142 pound Chris Luz. 158 pound three losses was in the national and moved into Division I." UConn After a slow start last season, the Grayln Harris. 167 pound Ed Herald championships to the fifth seeded. wrestling coach Chip Wilhide said. Huskies won five of their last eight and defending New England cham- 118 pound wrestler in the country. "Everyone (the officials from the matches to end the season with a 7-11 pion. 118 pound Joe Viola. Other returnees include senior Bob NCAA ^thought we were too good for record. Their five wins were recor- Herald was the only wrestler to ad- Sibila. juniors Grayln Harris. Hans a lot of the teams we wrestled, so ded against Wesleyan (33-5). WPI vance to the finals by defeating Fred Putman and Brian Miller and they switched us and this way. a lot (33-18). MIT (38-9). Harvard (28-20) Wagoner of Boston University, but SEE PAGE 9 of those teams are off of our and New Hampshire (23-21). Their lost his match to Com Macchin of