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VOL. LXXVIII NO. 39 STORRS, CONNECTICUT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1974 5 CENTS OFF CAMPUS Steele denounces tuition fee increases By DON MOSLEY Staff reporter STRATFORD-The Republican This is another in a series of articles gubernatorial candidate said Wednesday on the gubernatorial raei. The series will he is against increases in tuitions at the eontinue through election day. state university and colleges. U.S. Rep. Robert H. Steele, R-2nd, newspapers announced endorsements of said in an interview with the Daily the 35-year old Republican candidate. Campus, "We don't need tuition raises The newspapers, all from Fairfield in Connecticut." County, included the weekly Westport "I'm for fully updating and Fairprcss, which is considered liberal in implementing the State Master Plan for its political philosophy. Higher Education," Steele said. Wednesday's endorsements bring to The Master Plan, developed for the 11 the number of Connecticut state by the commission for Higher newspapers who have told their readers Education, is a guide for growth at the to vote for Steele. state's colleges and universities for the Newspapers which have endorsed next five years. Steele, include the New London Day, Steele said higher education "stands the Hartford Times, and the New Haven very high on my list of priorities for Register. state spending." The gubernatorial hopeful said he has proposed that the state make more efficient use of its existing facilities for Nixon condition higher education. Steel also has said more emphasis should be placed on career preparation becomes stable, and improvement of vocational and technical education at the state's two-year colleges. remains critical He campaigned Wednesday in LONG BEACH, Calif. (UPI) factories and shopping tenters in Former President Richard M. Nixon was Groton, Stratford, and New Haven. described by his doctors Wednesday as Republican U.S. Senate candidate State Rep. James Brannen, R-Colchester The Steel campaign gained needed g Wednesday night in HRM 143. Story on Page 8. improved but still in critical condition, (48th), spcakin momentum as four Southern Connecticut suffering pain, restlessness and nausea. Ronald Ziegler, former White House press secretary, said Nixon almost died Tuesday afternoon but was pulled out of shock by fast action by his doctors. Agency cites 25 safety violations The 61-year-old chief executive has a strong will to live and the strength and courage to pull through, Ziegler said. The Atomic Energy Commission precautions to minimize the amount of failed to correct this deficiency since the Nixon was under watch around the (AEC) has publicly cited the University exposure they receive. January notification. clock at Eong Beach Memorial Hospital for 25 violations of safely regulations According to the report, UConn has O'Reilly's letter said Federal law with emergency resuscitation equipment concerning handling of radioactive not been informing the workers of the requires UConn to respond to the AEC at his bedside. within 20 days with an explanation to materials. hazards and precautions. A midmorning medical bulletin said The violations were discovered by an include "(1) steps which have been or In the January letter to the University will be taken by you to correct the Nixon appeared to be in more stable AEC inspector late in 1973, and a the commission noted that the condition Wednesday after a sudden follow-up inspection in September violations, and the results received; (2) University has been releasing an excess steps which will be taken to avoid deterioration of his circulatory system disclosed that the violations had not yet amount of radioactivity into the air. and internal bleeding following the been corrected. further violations; and (3) the date when The AEC requires that reasonable full compliance will be achieved." operation on his groin to prevent Violations include use of radioactive movement of blood clots. materials without license, failure to efforts be made to maintain releases of Kenneth G. Wilson, vice president for inspect shipments of radioactive radioactive materials in effluents such as academic affairs, said UConn will file its Mrs. Pal Nixon and daughters Julie materials for possible leakage and failure air and water to unrestricted areas as reply on time, but he would not say Eisenhower and Tricia Cox were at Eong to safely open packages of those low as possible. whether the cited violations would be Beach Memorial Hospital Wednesday. materials. The report said the University has corrected by then. Continued on Page 4 The violations were cited in a letter sent to President Ferguson by the director of the AEC Northeastern regional office, James E. O'Reilly. Stuart F. Wilson, Graduate School Holiday 'spirits' endure time coordinator of research services, said Wednesday the "violations are rapidly By TERRI MANGINI being corrected." Assistant News Editor Wilson said compliance with the Halloween means pumpkins and regulations will be as complete as "we candy bars, dozens of little witches and can humanly achieve." hobos parading the streets and a Charlie He called the report fair and said, "1 Brown television special. think it is a .good report. We are But Halloween never used to be like certainly taking it very seriously. We this. have a real job to do." The Halloween celebrated today with He said most of the violations have costume parties and "trick or treat" had been corrected, and he said he believed its origins among the Druids, the priest the radiation safety situation has class that occupied Ireland long before changed since the last inspection. the Christian era. According to Wilson, there is no For the Druids, Halloween, which did danger to persons working in the areas not have a name at the time, was the eve where violations were found. Those before the new year and the festival of areas include laboratories in the Saman. Biological Sciences, Biobehavioral The Druids believed Saman, the lord Science and Pharmacy Buildings. of death, called a gathering of all the wicked souls of those who had died the The report also cited deficiencies in past year. the area of instruction for workers. Like most rumors, the idea caught AEC requires that workers be and stuck. instructed in the health protection Although the Druids were outlawed problems they are facing by being by the Romans during their rule over exposed to radioactive materials, and in Continued on Page 8 her extremely qualified to sit in the General money appropriated for loans and Assembly in times of economic peril. She is scholarships. Mrs. Beck said she was opposed OPINION an economist who knows how to deal to tuition, although presently it would not be intelligently and courageously with state "fiscally possible" to abolish it. taxes, including the possible necessity of a But it is not Mrs. Berry's support of higher Independent stands education that is her downfall. Of the 120 state income tax. # Her career at UConn has intimately times Mrs. Berry spoke on the floor of the acquainted her with the problems of higher Senate, 72 were with regard to In 1972, the Daily Campus endorsed education. In Hartford, she could be trusted health-oriented legislation. Because of the Audrey Beck, a Democrat, for re-election to as a strong advocate for the needs of UConn, amount of time "spent on this concern, she her 54th General Assembly seat. In 1974, the the state colleges and community colleges. admittedly had little time to acquaint herself Daily Campus endorses Audrey Beck in her Her opponent, Susan Taylor, claims she is a with issues in other areas. As a result, she quest to wrest the 29th Senatorial District "liberal Republican" and brands Miss depended on Republican party leadership to seat away from Republican incumbent Louise Goodwin as an "arch-conservative," an advise her on the issues as well as the party Berry. unusual charge without basis in fact. She said position. Her voting record shows that she has Mrs. Beck has proven over the years to be she would support UConn, something it an outspoken and progressive representative in rarely voted in opposition to party leadership. Audrey Beck has proven during her three would be difficult for a legislator from her service to the Mansfield area. She is Mansfield not to do, but she has not shown a guided by a liberal, service-oriented terms in the General Assembly to be attuned to all the issues. Unlike Mrs. Berry, she great familiarity with UConn's problems. conception of government responsibility. Mansfield voters have no choice but to Her active role in defending the needs of doesn't go to the party bosses and ask them what to vote for because of a lack of elect Dorothy Goodwin, the only qualified state employees was instrumental in keeping candidate in this race, to the General the food service at UConn under state control knowledge of many issues. Assembly. when the Kthcrington Report, issued in 1971, The 29th District - and UConn - need a claimed that contracting the service to a state senator who can take intelligent and private firm would cut expenses for the state. independent stands for her constituency on Right mood A member of the Women's Political all issues. Audrey Beck would be that kind of Before we masquerade tonight in our Caucus, Mrs. Beck also has long been an senator. gloomy, eerie Halloween apparel and seek a advocate of women's rights. She sponsored vast array of goodies, wouldn't it be nice if we the bill establishing the state Commission of could help others? Besides the usual the Status of Women and spoke at length in Qualified candidate collections for UNICEF, a stop at the the General Assembly on the need for an When it comes to filling the 54th Assembly bloodmobile, located in St. Thomas Aquinas Equal Rights Amendment to the U.S. seat that Audrey Beck is leaving vacant in her Center for its final day, today, until 3 p.m. Constitution. try for the state senate, the choice for might be another way to help those who need Both Mrs. Berry, who was elected to the Mansfield voters is clear and easy. it most. Senate for her first term by only a 124-votc Dorothy Goodwin, a Democrat, retired Why not go trick-or-treating with a red margin out of 33,500 votes cast, and Mrs. from a distinguished career as University decal on your lapel that says, "Be nice to me, Beck are concerned about the assistant provost in a quest for the assembly I gave blood today." It might help you get an University. seat. While at UConn, Miss Goodwin was one extra Milky Way. If you haven't filled out a pledge card, call 486-2067 or 486-2080 for an Mrs. Berry said she doubts that tuition at of the few administrators who wasn't afraid to forcefully defend her beliefs. appointment. What could be more UConn can be repealed, but said she is in appropriate on Halloween than giving blood? favor of the state greatly increasing the Miss Goodwin's professional training makes FORUM Supporting a machine To the Kditor: Yes, Watergate occurred It was indeed unfortunate, under the national Republican but not unexpected to read your administration, however the editorial supporting Klla Grasso roots of Watergate exist in many Tor Governor. I afirec with your state parties. Bob Stcele is doing statement that it is difficult to something to correct this. Grasso evaluate the candidates on their isn't. voting records, however you Larry Kaufman seem to neglect the lesson of tin- Box 306, Graduate Residence past two years. If the perversion of our political process known as Encore Wajcrgate has taught us anything, it should be that To the Kditor: not exorcised, politics belongs to the people, l.xercised if not to the rich men or bosses, Friday night at the Jorgcnson bob Steele is doing something Theater was a rapacious about this. At the state entertainment experience. My convention, he fought the eyes were forced to see, my ears Mcskill-GaHney machine by had to hear and my mind to going to the people for his touch, taste and ponder the nomination. Bob Steele was not complete assault ol a complete handpicked. On the other hand, production in Jesus Christ Ella Grasso and Bob Killian have Superstar. been groomed by Boss Bailey for Congratulations to all Weicker cleans up the filth over a decade, the only thing the involved and encore. I want my To the Kditor: him with booing at the When will the people of people decided was, who was to youngest son to know. 1 write with concern over Republican state convention and Connecticut (Democratic, your editorial or Oct. 28 which with revoked fund-raising Republican or Independent) head the ticket. John nutty invitations. On die cpjestion of finances. proclaimed Senator Weicker to recognize the upright, veracious Manchester be a damaging factor in Those Republicans who are Bob Steele will not take more qualities of a man who displays Congressman Steele's political embarrassed to have Weickcr's than $100 from any person or the individuality of thought and name on their ticket don't group, while Mrs. Grasso has career. word...which is, in effect, the Letters Policy Mr. Weicker has shown deserve to have his support accepted ten times that amount. r basic stronghold of our The Dally «mpus welcomes himseir to be one or the most ...and in effect, should be If Bob Steele is ejected Governor letters frorr, eiders. Letters for Constitution? conscientious and consistent severely questioned as to their Jane Palker he will owe his election to the publication r-- • include the writer's name, addres> id phone number. All members of the U.S. Senate. His political aims. McMahon people, not to special interests letters must be typed and signed. The dig for decency during the or the machine which governed D.iily Campus reserves the right to edit all letters for space. Mail letters Watergate hearings and Connecticut from 1954-1970. to- subsequent push for legislation Nothing new If indeed you really wanted to To the rditor Connecticut Daily Campus clamping down on future To the Editor: volleyball, basketball, tennis and get on the progressive path you Gox U-8 li :, imperialistic governing are Reading Tcrri Mangini's Oct. Softball. We have a course right would have endorsed Steele. V.orr-. C • v 0' : 'f evidence of .his desire for the 16 article "Learning Leaves the now in self-deR-nsc, but we have purging
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SI Thursday, October 31, 1974 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 3 POETRY PUBLIC
Gun Harsh Weather Huh ? Conqueror be proud, Harshness and Cold Winds, deposit your plain hands in your shroud. The day offered no brightness, Nit your niter in your mind, And I needed the sun, salt your saltpepper with seasons. I needed the warmth, the brightness. Spangles hang over your mind. For I could not generate them on my own. Why rhapsodize so loud? Don't you know your stars are suns? But the day was harsh, Nit on, soul brother, and offered nothing at all to me. the underworld pipes down. If I dared confront it, Huh? not another it would strike me down. inundate of geography! Even now the cold encircles me. Huh? unstable corridors are your flee! Sea at Dawn Why rhapsodize with sound? I can feel the saves of frigidity a gentle jellyfish a gun is your key. undulating through me. rippling, floating, insistent Monotonous shots heard around the world of the sea. I needed the warmth, the brightness, like someone eating peanut butter but I received nothing. yet warm and alive CAT 1 could not give first, I needed to take. like butter about to melt cold fish wriggling, shimmering, But the day was harsh, flowing through shining slippery seawwet and offered nothing at all. just like uncooked spinach And even though I was not so harsh, spreading and sprouting like fresh trees I also offered nothing at all. knowing only a cold clammy chill any minute We were both waiting to receive, a sting of light, a piece of sun and then give at some later time. will crack a. mind to live I want to open myself up, . \fter a Tall Aftermath recedes into silence... and add brightness and warmth to the day, Karen A rat a I only wish, I knew how to start to give. Pieces slowly arrange themselves Tolland Hall Into a semblance of order. S. Leslie S. Fractured souls cleansed in morning dew Push a mercenary meloncoly Into hulls ofignominily.
The morning sun rises after And u brilliant heaven shines hope Into these gloomy four walls. Limerick Hope for new horizons in old skies. As self pity melts with the shattered dreams There once was a robber named I-itch Of icy cold memories. Who had an uncurable itch To steul like his dad Baling the new days challenges The diamonds folks had With a harvesting yawn. His wife called him son of a snitch. The nuvial man sets sites As light bathes his herculian presences. Lor en Kraut Finishing that fight against failure A door opens... A door closes...
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Grass o: Specific plans for pesky problems line to Hartford as part of the By ELLA GRASSO surpluses that lead to future that is the basis for the charge. refunds the PUC won't make. new national rail system. For the past eight months 1 deficits. In the past few days, I have gone into state courts Our economy, our businesses, have been campaigning for the We have rising food prices, moreover, the PUC has refused to win an injunction to insure- our people m-i:i\ those rail lines. office of Governor of our state, and escalating utility bills. Our to act on refunds that I believe that no final decision is made on are in order. It has even refused rate hikes for two companies If the Watcrbury line is lost, it to represent the people and housing problems are acute. has been documented that secure responsible, I have developed specific to act - until later this year until the overcharge issue is Greater Watcrbury would be compassionate, efficient and programs to meet these on the formula that causes the- resolved. Because of my concern for "isolated" from Hartford. open government. problems. overcharge. The result is that every day another $50,000 is expanding employment, I have I have proposed pumping I have fought against the It has been a long, hard unfairly taken from consumers. proposed a seven-point job millions of dollars into the ailing price-gouging practices of campaign, but it has been a I have called for creation of a program to attract new industry mortgage market by taking some supermarkets where they raise challenge and inspiration for new Utility Control Authority and help ailing companies. of the $100 million coming into prices of goods already on new service and commitment. to assure that concern for I want tax incentives for the state's pension funds and My years as state legislator, shelves. consumers shall be secured. I companies doing research on placing it in banks and thrift Secretary of the State, and U.S. Since that time, at least one want an independent consumer new products. 1 want to see an institutions for mortgages. The Representative, . as well as a additional supermarket in advocate who will be responsible aggressive commerce department money can cam interest for our citizen with commitment to Connecticut says it will stop this only to the legislature and serve equipped with an "action team" state employees' and teachers' civic endeavors are the practice and leave the price as an additional watchdog on the to seek out and find industries in retirement. At the same time qualifications I bring to this test. marked on the goods until that commission. I have proposed a trouble - to bring together local loans will be available for homes. 1 have been talking to the shipment is sold. public bonding authority to help officials, state officials and other This is the kind of action we people of this area, listening and utilities gel the tax-free interest experts to try and find solutions. have not seen in recent years. I have taken a strong position identifying the programs that loans for construction — a move I am working to keep the If I am elected Governor, my concerning the problems of will deal effectively with the that would save rate payers some industry that is here today here administration will live within rising utility bills. problems that are hitting you $900 million over a typical tomorrow. the existing tax structure of the hard in the pocketbook. I have disclosed that the 11-year building period. 1 want to sec more industry. state. There will be no income I want experts on the new Wc need to protect jibs in tax while I am Governor. Wc have the worst inflation in Public Utilities Commission has authority who know what the Connecticut, to bring more We need straightforwardness the nation's history. We have authorized overcharges to utilities are talking about, and industry to the Watcrbury in government we need unemployment ranging from 7 customers of some $19 million know when the actions of the region. concern for the people. Wc need to 13 percent in this state. Wc in the past three years on fuel adjustment bills. The utilities are not best for the This is why I am fighting, and good, honest government. This is what my administration will have a terrible business recession overcharges were allowed by a consuming public. 1 have called fighting hard to make the U.S. and wc have a state government Publk Utilities Commission for a special legislative session — Rail Association designate the bring. Mr*. Crasso is the Democratic thai conceali the truth about (PUC) that failed to update and which apparently will not come Berkshire Rail Line of Western our finances and creates phony change the efficiency formula soon - to act on the ovcre hargc Connecticut and the Watcrbury party's candidate for governor. Page 4 Connecticut Daily Campus Thursday, October 31, 1974 Nixon condition stabilizes; Bureau Surveys housing emotional outlook improves with President Ford's White recent controversy over a new money, the availability of land, Continued from Page 1 By KAYTE STEINERT House physician, Dr. William News Editor housing policy passed by the and the potential of a town like "It appears that his internal Lukash, Tuesday night and More than 11,000 surveys are Board of Trustees placing a Mansfield to support additional bleeding has stopped," the Wednesday morning and that being sent to undergraduate, two-year tenancy limit on housing with services such as bulletin said. Lukash "expressed President graduate students, faculty, and University-owned apartments sewage treatment, must be "His vital signs are stable." Ford's deep concern over Mr. staff today to help determine and houses. considered, she said. Ziegler, one of the few aides to Nixon's condition." the need for additional lower to The purpose of the survey, "However, once the need is remain with Nixon after his moderate cost housing in the instituted at President identified," Torrance said, "it is resignation Aug. 9, talked with area. Ferguson's request, is "to get a much easier to see what needs to newsmen briefly at the hospital Bloodmobile gets The two-page survey, feel for what people here would be done." A noon. like," according to Lois "I don't think I need to tell 1,097 pints compiled by the Bureau of The bureau requests the The Red Cross Bloodmobile Institutional Research, asks for Torrance, bureau director. you that we almost lost the questionnaires be returned no exceeded its daily quota again the size of the household, a If the need is identified for former President yesterday later than Nov. 6. Wednesday for the third family's total income before additional housing by the afternoon," Ziegler said. Once the questionnaires are consecutive day collecting 879 taxes in 1974, what type of university community through returned, Torrance said it will "The doctors pulled him out dwelling would be preferred, and this survey, the University is still of a very dangerous situation." pints of blood. probably be early or In the three days the how much rent a family could not committed to build, mid-December before the results Ziegler was asked about Bloodmobile has been on afford to pay. Torrance said. could be totaled and analyzed. "reports" that Nixon's mental campus, 1,097 pints of blood The survey was prompted by Several factors, such as Also asked on the and emotional state is such that have been collected, almost questionnaire is what distance, he has lost the will to live. meeting the anticipated goal of with and without a bus service, "I know the former President would be acceptable for has not lost the will to live," 1,200 pints. Rally support mushrooms residents and for what length of Ziegler said. Today is the last day to time housing would be required. "I think he has viewed the donate blood. The bloodmobile By KEN ANDERSEN Members of the Coalition, is open from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Staff reporter Preliminary drafts of the entire hospital stay with a great The Graduate Student Council, To donate, an individual must Support for a planned march survery were circulated three deal of courage. He's a man of Revolutionary Student Brigade, be between 18 and 65, in good and rally against proposed fee times over the past two weeks great strength and courage and Federation of Puerto Rican health, and weigh at least 110 increases mushroomed last night Socialist Students, and for comments to various hell pull out of it." pounds. when representatives from a Organization of Afro-American administrators and student Lungren said he had talked broad array of student groups : Students will join the leaders, including the president met to coordinate their Federation of Students and of the Commuters Union, HILLEL'S SECOND activities. Services Organizations in a Graduate Student Council, and march Nov. 7 from the Student chairman of the Federation of ALL - NIGHTER! Today's weather Union to Gulley Hall. Students and Service Activities all night long! Partly cloudy and mild The Black Graduate Student Organizations, before, the final weather is expected for today. Organization is also expected to product was compiled. *movies*contests*games* High temperatures will be in the participate in the rally, aimed at *discussions*dancing* 60's. It will be fair tonight with promoting attendance at a Board *singing*food*fun!!! temperatures in the 50's. of Trustees meeting at the DOES Continued cloudiness and. University's Stamford Branch Sat., Nov. 2, 7:30 pm - Sun., Nov. 3 mild temperatures are expected the following day. GOD HILLEL HOUSE for Friday. Daytime highs will Two FSSO-hircd buses will reach 70 degrees. leave the Student Union Nov. 8, EXIST? $2.50 members buys a fun-packed evening and a great mom! The probability of to bring students to the $3.00 non-members precipitation is 20 per cent Stamford meeting where the A machine that functions today and 10 per cent tonight. tuition increase is to be SNACKS and BAG El. BRUNCH well is beautiful. 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Thursday, October 31, 1974 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 5 3 UH blacks cut from team Crusade leader to visit campus a second time HARTFORD - Members By GERRY COTNOIR McDowell, 35, says history of the Black Peoples Union Staff Reporter has shown that revolution is Josh McDowell, the (BPU) at the University of incapable of solving man's International Campus Crusade Hartford who staged a nine-hour problems because envy, greed, for Christ's traveling sit-in last week in the school's racism, and hatred remain in the representative, who has spoken gymnasium met Wednesday nature of men. He advocates to more than two million night after three black students change from within the persons, will be at the University were cut from the basketball individual, specifically a personal next week. team for the second time. relationship with Jesus Christ, McDowell is the 1965 winner which McDowell says The results of the meeting will of the Wyman Strauss Speaker completely changed his life. He be announced today. of the Year Award. claims it is not religion. Charles Corneilius, a leader of Jo Ann Reinhardt, media co-chairwoman for the Campus the 200-member BPU said the Ford tells cabinet Crusade for Christ at UConn students were meeting because explained that this acceptance of they believe the three students to 'carry ball' cut after their second, tryout WASHINGTON (UPI) - Christ consists of recognizing the were not given a fair chance. President Ford told his cabinet existence of God, realizing God's perfection and man's The three students, Harry officers Wednesday that they now must "carry the ball" in his imperfection, and accepting Stanley, Clint Coggins, and D.A. Christ as son of God and Mein, were given a second tryout anti-inflation campaign and warned, "If you don't score it's mediator between perfect god by Head Basketball Coach and imperfect man. Gordon McCullough after about your own fault." McDowell radically affects the 150 black students occupied the Press secretary Ron Nessen lives of 7,500 people, 15 per gymnasium protesting alleged relayed Ford's comments to racial discrimination by reporters after the President's cent of those the evangelist speaks to, every year, according McCullough. two hour meeting with his That's Josh cabinet- to his secretary Vickie Fenske. The students charged that McCullough originally cut the students after only two days of practice, without being allowed By JOYCE WADLER i to compete against the varsity team. said Miss Vered, "I had to practice all the time. I was sent to Paris to study Daily Closeup music when I was 13, I graduated from At the sit-in, the BPU agreed the National Conservatory of Paris when to accept McCullough*s decision t was IS." . • THE GLOVES ARE OFF In 1957, she toured France, and In after the second tryout. 1963 made her New York debut. But Corneilius, however, said it Sometimes the bitter about her career. No, the career shortly after her appearance here, she 28 North Street critics call liana has been going well for some time; In rebelled end gave up music. was clear that McCullough "had Vered, the 30-year- addiUon to her current appearances at "I was 19," she says, "I had never been no intent of keeping anybody Willimantic old Israeli pianist Carnegie Hall, with the Boston Pops alone. I gave up piano and studied after the second tryout." Y 4 who will make her Orchestra on Thursday and the Sulsse painting In Paris. Also, I got married, Tel. 423-9001 first two Ncw York Romande Orchestra on Nov. S, Miss and I had a baby. (Her daughter, He said Stanley and Coggins BOSS VEBED Ophisa, is now eight.) "The 30 pound soup." That's orchestral appear- Vered Is a soloist with the Israel Phll- had schedule conflicts and were rances on Thursday and on Nov. 5, "daz- harmqnlc, and has played with the Bos- "I had met my husband In Paris. Prop. Charles Mullaney's zling" and "brilliant." That, she doesn't ton Symphony, the Chicago Symphony, when we were both studying, when I unable to make all of the vegetable soup which uses mind. Sometimes they call her "a pian- London Philharmonic and B.B.C. was 15," she adds. "He says he waited practices in the second tryout. 30 lbs. of marrow bones for ist of qualities above and beyond the Neither are there any problems In her for me like Jacob waited for Rachel." the stock. A hefty delight ordinary" or "the major pianist" of her personal life; Miss Vcred Is married, During what turned out to be a six- A UH spokesman said generation. That's OK, too. somewhat ecstatically ("after 11 years, year leave of absence from performing, Monday McCullough believes he indeed . . . and free with And sometimes, they label Miss Vcred still a honeymoon")' to Tel Aviv neur- Miss Vcred lived mostly in Ncw York dinner besides. as one of the leading "women pianists." ologist Dr. Peter Ben-Zur, whose picture (where her husband was completing his has selected the best available studies), taught piano a bit, but mostly OPEN EVERY DAY Then, she gets upset—very upset. she enthusiastically produced (the doc- players. "Oh yes," she says, "there Is terrible tor is tall, dark, and square-Jawed) mid- "was an East Side lady." prejudice against women pianists. They way through the Interview. 'I shopped a lot," she says, "though I sUll can't Imagine what I bought with are expected, also, to play differently "I don't know what type you go for." than men; to sound precious and femi- all those years of shopping." SHOWCASE CINEMA/ 1234 said Miss Vered, with an expression She returned to the concert hall, she nine, to play softer. Some pieces, like which, when used In traditional male 1-84EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. Brahms' Concerto In B-flat, are even says, because she felt like "a half-per- circles, Is considered a leer, "but pretty son" without music. Today, she spends . FAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 5M-M10 • considered men's pieces, while some- good, hah?" FREE LIGHTED PARKING- ^W AND thing like Ravel's Concerto In G Is con- about six months a year on the road, sidered a woman's piece. Some critics Miss Vered, as the critics arc con- and the rest of the time with her family also think that women do not have the stantly pointing out. Is pretty good her- in their Tel Aviv apartment. •♦£CSP* riti^DISOIIOER % strength to be strong players; which Is self. Tall, what was called In the '80s "My husband doesn't mind that I am Wed, Sat, Sun, cont. at: absurd." "built," she was dressed. In a recent on the road so much, because he says Wed, Sat, Sun, cont at—*- 2:00, 4:00. 6:00. 8:00, 102 interview, In tight black pants and a he would rather have a whole person 2:00.4:30,7:10.9:25. •** Iff Mon,Mon Tues, Thurs, Fri eves; clingy beige shirt. And she talked non- for • wife six months a year, than a And sore enough. If you (Up through stop—even about how she resented her full-time wife who was not happy." she copies of her past reviews, you find parents for pushing her Into a career, says. 2001 that In a previous New York recital a and how she finally took a respite from * * • Times crlUc reported that "Miss Vered a career that had formally begun when "THE LONGESlYARir a space odysse she was six years old "to find out who When she Is home, she relaxes with played her virtuosa program with such tennis and swimming. "It's not like the •Wed, Sat, Sun, cont at |;:J wed, Sat, Sun, cont at I really was." £.2:20. 4:50. 7:20.9:45 numbing brilliance and such a concert- old days, when the pianists wouldn't do Sl.vW, 2 00, 4:30. 7:00. 9:35 slred tone that one was doubtful If the jn, Tues, Thurs. Frl eves '.m •:•:•? uon, TUBS, TIhues, Frl eves; "When I was three." said Miss Vered, anything and wore gloves to protect q:3S tall, slim, attractive woman could really a native Israeli, "I sat down at the their hands." she laughs. 8he also has itbMi be producing the music " piano and played a sonata; my first a tendency, when she gets resUess, to Miss Vered also remembers an In- mistake. From then on, my parents pa- Just get on a piano, as she did recently, stance, several years ago In her career, raded me around, child prodigy. My and end up in perhaps Holland, driving when a recording producer heard tapes mother, who was from Russia, had been around the countryside, looking at wind- of a particularly Impressive peformance. a concert pianist, my father, from Po- mills. "He was Just atunned by It," she re- land, was a violinist—they gave music "And I don't let anyone know where calls with a smile. "He turned to his lessons—and the war had interrupted I am," she says, laughing again. "Be- SPIN'S RESTAURANT engineer and he said: "That's wonderful their careers, so they had their career cause If they know where you sre, tfcey —who's the guy?" through me." know where to find you. and to me, Rt. 32 429-9473 Not that you should think the lady la "I wasn't allowed to have friends," that's not getting away."
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Tickets: $4.50, $3.75, $3. Students $2.50, $2. Jorgensen Box Office 9 to Curtain 486-4226. KING OF HEARTS ALAN BATES Page 6 Connecticut Daily Campus Thursday, October 31, 1974 Campaign 1974- Steele builds momentum in uphill battle
By DON MOSLEY Staff reporter NEW HAVEN-The man in the black knit hat was hurrying to his job at U.S. Steel here Wednesday. He was in no mood to shake hands with the Republican candidate for governor. ON THE TRAIL
He did have time, however to pause and make a comment which showed part of what U.S. Rep. Robert II. Steele, R-2nd. is fighting against in his battle for the governorship. "Don't talk to me," the man said, "there might be another Nixon among von <;u\s. .uu\ I wouldn't want to take the chance." Steele ignored the man's COmmcnl and has generally played down the effects of Watergate on his election chances. The candidate freely admits, however, that "it's been a tremendously tough campaign."' If Steele is beginning to feel th<- effects of a "Republican breeze" which will put him into U.S. Rep. Robert H. Steele, R-2nd. Republican gubernatorial Steele will oppose U.S. Rep. Ella T. Grasso, D-6th, in the Nov. 5 office, he is working lull-time candidate, greets workers at the Avco Lycoming Corp. in Stratford, election. (Photo by Don Mosley.) trying to turn it into a gale force. Lew Schwartz, the media I h e l< e p ubli C ,in's between him and the front- predicts he will win by 20,000 well wishers, "It's been a director, said Steele will do campaigning is stretching further runner U.S. Rep. Ella T. Grasso, votes. difficult battle, but we've got the extremely well in his own 2nd and further into the night, and D-6th. Steele's campaign, which he wind at our backs now." District which includes UConn appointments such as his 6 a.m. That gap, according to Steele, runs in a personal style, has "It is in the last week." the and in F airfield County. He said appearance at the gates of has lessened from a 36 per cent taken him throughout the state Republican says, "when you win Electric boat in Groton. at the beginning of his campaign where he has constantly told or lose an election." steele will do "surprisingly well Steele's organization, which Wednesday, are becoming more to a 12 per cent difference as of supporters "the momentum is in Grasso's own district." has the responsibility of running Campaign organizations arc- ami more common. last Friday. building." known for their overflowing of Slide is claiming that his long A further narrowing of the At Stratford Republican these last few days of his enthusiasm for their own man. hours are paving off l>\ gap, Steele contends will headquarters Wednesday campaign, fully shares the "narrowing the gap each day" continue until election day. He afternoon Steele told a group of candidate's optimism. Continued on next page Thursday, October SI, 1974 Connecticut Dairy Campus -Campaign 1974- Steele gives campaign necessary momentum Making the vote count For those people voting for ticket by pulling the lever with with the choice. Continued from preceding page Steele is counting heavily on this vote which polls have shown the first time next week, the party name to the right and The polls will be open on and though Stecle's headquarters knowing the issues and then letting it go. This will turn election day from 6 a.m. to 8 are no exception, its director, is about 36 per cent of the electorate. candidates in the election is only down all the "pointers" in that p.m. Those voting by ballot Russ Evans, is making no half the battle - the other half is row and register a vote for each must mail them to arrive at their concrete predictions. The Republican is counting on every vote he can get. "I met knowing how to make the voting candidate in that party. local clerk's office by 8 p.m. "I'm expecting a low voter machine register the vote. Split ticket voting follows Tuesday. turnout," Evans said, "and there a woman in Groton at six this morning," Steele told a croup of Once in the voting machine, generally the same procedure. Magruder testifies is no telling what the effects of the voter closes the curtain by The voter still pulls the party to cover-up that will be." supporters in Stratford, "who pulPng a lever to the right as far lever to the right, but if there is WASHINGTON (UPI) - Jeb "I do think we will win," he said she couldn't care less about a* :! will go. This unlocks the a candidate in the party he does Stuart Magruder testified said, "but its going to be close." talking to me. But, she d*d say machine for voting. not wish to vote for, he can lift Wednesday that two days before The Steele organization is she hopes the best man wins." The offices being filled are the pointer up over the he lied to a grand jury, he was basing its predictions on the fact "At that time of the day I was listed horizontally across the candidates name and push down told President Richard M. Nixon that 11 state newspapers have ready to take any endorsement 1 could get," he said. board and candidates for each the pointer for the candidate he was "particularly pleased" with endorsed their candidate, and on office are listed vertically favors. his efforts in the Watergate a series of polls which they say Kissinger pledges U.S. beneath the offices in party If a voter changes his mind cover-up. show Steele is gaining rapidly on food shipments categories. The parties listed are after he casts his vote for a Magruder lold the Watergate his Democratic opponent. DACCA (UPI) - Secretary of Republican, Democratic, George candidate, the vote can be cover-up trial that White House "You can feel the excitement State Kissinger flew to Pakistan Wallace Party, American, and changed by just lifting the Counsel John W. Dean HI had pick up in this state," Steele told today, ending a 19-hour Independent. ponter up again. The machine coached him two days in reporters late Tuesday night. Bangladesh trip in which he The four constitutional docs not register the votes until advance of his appearance before Excitement generated by his pledged massive U.S. food amendments up for approval and the curtain is opened. the grand jury on Aug. 16,1972. campaign, .Steele hopes, will shipments to save millions of any referendum questions arc Voting on the constitutional Most of Magruder's testimony cause enough of the undecided flood victims from starvation. listed horizontally above the amendment is as simple as yes was a repeat of what he said at vote to swing his way-and secure Kissinger left for Islambad at offices. and no. Move the pointer down the Senate Watergate hearings the election. midday. Voters can vote a straight over the answer that corresponds June 14, 1973. ROAN'S GRAND OPENING OF OUR NEW
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Est. I932 . nCMOt SKOAL SWAMA COMPONENT AST f(Mt SYSTEM U3 Corner Church and Valles Sts. Willimantic Regular retail-$444.80 our price: $299.95 SAVE - $144.85 Page 8 Connecticut Daily Campus Thursday, October 31, 1974 Campaign 1974 Brannen blasts Ribicoff interests nominated from in the state for By STEVE HULL Smith Real Estate Co. in "The Charles E! Smith Co. has asked Cannon to investigate News Editor Washington and because of a over $100 million in federal Ribicoffs $2,000 contribution U.S. Senator, Brannen said it State Rep. James Brannen, $2,500 contribution he received leases annually," Brannen said. from the Railroad Clerks would be easy for him to do a the Republican candidate for from the Railroad clerks after a "Ribicoff says he is not involved Association. "I question Mr. better job than Ribicoff. U.S. Senate, said here key vote. directly but he is a partner in the Ribicoffs motives in voting for a "In his first term in the Wednesday he has filed two Continuing his four month retirement fund which benefits bill to help the railroad clerks Senate, Ribicoff got no pieces of counts of conflict of interest and long verbal campaign against from the federal leases." and then accepting a $2,000 legislation through the Senate," misconduct against Incumbent he said. "Since then he has only Ribicoff, Brannen said Ribicoff The other conflict of interest contribution from them," he U.S. Sen. Abraham Ribicoff had 11 bills passed, and no misled the public on the WFSB charge, Brannen said, concerns said. with the U.S. Senate Select major ones." program Face the State. Ribicoff's vote against a bill in Brannen also said Ribicoffs Committee on conduct and Brannen said he filed the the senate last year which would disclosures of his net worth on An underdog in the Nov. 5 standards. charges Wednesday with Senate have prohibited a corporation Face the State were unclear. elections, Brannen predicted he Brannen told about 50 people Committee chairman Howard that had contributed to a Throughout the campaign he has would be elected because of his in HRM 143 Wednesday that Cannon, D.-Nev. Cannon's political campaign from criticized Ribicoff for his failure "interest in people." Ribicoff is guilty of conflict of committee is also investigating receiving a federal contract for to disclose his total net worth. Ribicoff, a three term senator, interest because of his financial Vice President designate Nelson 24 months. Brannen said he is worth was favored by a 754 to 1 margin involvement with the Charles K. Rockefeller. In addition Brannen said he $40,000. Tuesday in a Daily Campus poll The first black ever of 179 students. Halloween endures time Oo you have that desire to turn idle cash into millions? Continued from Page 1 to come close to it. The UConn Marching Band Well, WEBB Council can't promise you the Great Britain, the The UConn psychology club will be leading a costume parade millions but we are providing: mysticism endured. is sponsoring its first annual across campus. The parade, The early Christian church spook spectacular horror movie, which will- be sponsored by later adopted the eve and which will be shown at 7 p.m. in President and Mrs. Ferguson, is following day as All Hallows or Life Sciences, while UConn's being held for the community's Buses to Lincoln Downsl All Saints Day. Thus, the phrase ghosts and goblins will display children, and will begin at 4:00 All Hallow's Ev« or Halloween their costumes at the Board of p.m. in front of the college of was born. Governors Masquerade Ball to be Agriculture. on Sat., Nov. 2 The change from the Druid held in the ROTC Hanger Halloween wasn't always this belief to that of witches and beginning at 9 p.m. way. goblins and ghosts came about Round TripTickets0nly$3.00 early in the Halloween tradition. Leaves Alumni Quad 11:15 am. Leaves track to The ancient Egyptians and Newest in the area retrun 6:30 pm. Get your betting friends Romans believed in witches as together and call 429-6615 for reservations. did the American Indians. (keep trying) The Christian Church did not have a unified set of opinions on ROSAL'S witches until the end of the RESTAURANT fifteenth century, when it decided t<> punish witches Route 195 Storrs severely. In the ensuing two 4871043 centuries, thousands of women * WORK APPAREL * were slain for practicing Sirloin Steak witchcraft. 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». ■ i f :3." t r. .. - . . Thursday, October 31, 1974 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 9 Reporter botches Hearst account
By DEBORAH WAXMAN deaths of six SLA members in a her supervisor Kussin receive a secretly with top FBI officials Cough drops - did reciting all Staff Reporter police shoot-out. call demanding money in return seeking her sources, and receives their rhetoric make them Exclusive! by Marilyn Baker. Comparing herself with Patty for a tape of Hearst's voice. anonymous death threats as a hoarse? Hand lotion — to keep Macmillan Publishing Co., Inc. Hearst, Baker affects an intimate During an all-night "stake-out," result of her revealing newscasts. smooth the hands that held the 1974 240 pages, $8.95. understanding of Hearst and her Baker is ' mistaken for a However, she recreates the guns that killed Marcus Foster?. Lois Lane, girl reporter, acting fiance Steven Weed. prostitute, and refusing, finds a SLA story with herself as . .Codeine, no doubt to dull the on a tip from one of her secret Had any wonderful, low young man has walked away interpreter. Her "inside story" sting of the bullets these underground sources, cunningly animal moans of satisfaction with the money. Later she finds consists of random facts and paranoid terrorists probably pursues a suspect through the strained through Weed's they paid $300 for a tape names which she pieces together believed to be only a day away. streets of Metropolis. Posing as mustache or shuddered out of recording of "Mv Babv's Daddy into an arbitrary pattern of In writii Exclusive!, Baker the thin pressed lips. . .of is a Millionaire." motive and effect. assumes the stance of a tough, BOOK REVIEW Patricia Campbell Hearst? In a third misadventure, after Baker's "objective" portrayal battle-hardened veteran of reality, dealing with a lew an Italian opera star-tumed- For me love had been a stealing evidence from an SI.A of the Hearst kidnapping is house, Baker and cohorts drive saturated with personal opinion spoiled young radicals in a tourist, she cleverly snaps the rolling, rocking embrace that fantasy of intrigue. She argues first photograph of Rocky Road stretched the muscle, seared the for miles in the wrong direction and moral judgment qualities — leader of the mysterious blood, and melted the bones. to elude a police car — only to incongruous with her role as a throughout the book that the Microsyn gang. As Perry White, What was love to Patty and find that they weren't being newswoman. lor example, in a greatest mistake of the FBI, Jimmy Olsen, Superman, and Steve?. . . followed. description of an SEA safe police and news media was the police stand enviously by, A girl-child playing at Despite the many scenes of house, she inserts stereotyped taking the SEA seriously. Lois Lane courageously makes conquests. comic ineptitude. Baker images of the SEA as dirty, Ironic advice from a woman headlines by first identifying the A lover without orgasm. becomes an important figure in immature radicals. who, despite a scries of false unraveling the SEA mystery. She killer-gambler-sneak. Baker's several attempts at MV inspected the two clues, mistaken identities, and receives whispered phone calls In Exclusive! The Inside Story locating the SLA take on a bathrooms. Scouring powder bumbling espionage. takes from the underground, meets of Patricia Hearst and the SI.A slapstick tone as she consistently had never been used on them. herself very seriously indeed. Marilyn Baker revels, sneers, and follows the wrong leads. She gloats about her adventures describes her high-speed chase following the kidnapping of through the streets of San Patty Hearst, the ransom food Francisco, pursuing a frightened give-away, Hearst's decision to woman whom she has wrongly 'Sgt. Pepper' to make debut join the Symbioncse Liberation identified as Emily Harris. Army (SI,A), and the horrible In another episode. Baker ana "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Athanson. Festivities will take the show will perform in New Club Band On The Road," a place on Union Place throughout York before making a national rock spectacle based on Beatles the day. The Sgt. Pepper Band tour. music will make its world will perform at 2 p.m. and a Sgt. Tickets are available at the premiere next week at the Pepper look-alike contest will Bushnell, G. Fox and Co., Sliky A HARVARD MBA? Bushnell Memorial. begin at 4 p.m. Fingers, EaSalle Music in West Running Nov. 4 to 9, the After its six day, eight Hartford, and University Music production will feature a cast of performance run in Hartford, in Slorrs. Discuss the Master in Business Administration 32 singing music from the Program with an Admissions Representative from Beatle's "Sgt. Pepper" and the Harvard Business School. "Abbey Road" albums. Raspberries start over Ton O'Horgan, director of Jesus Christ, Superstar, Hair, and 8 NOVEMBER, FRIDAY Lenny conceived the production along with Robin Wagner, scenic- with two new musicians OFFICE OF CAREER PLACEMENT designer. "Sgt. Pepper" will use no dialogue - only music and Bv PETER EllBIN The title. Starting Over is special effects, including balloon Staff Reporter significant in thai Ihc No courses or areas of concentration are required and frisbee throwing. Raspberries Starting Over Raspberries have really started Nov. 2 has been declared for admission. Capitol Records ST-11329. OVCr. They have replaced hall "Sgt. Pepper World Premiere Don'l laugh. This is one grcal their band with a new bass Day" by Hartford Mayor George alhum. player and dm miner, and the results are outstanding. Harder, heavier, more serious music has emerged, and this album lias .i sixties style in a in touch with the needs seventies context. "Play On" is Chris reminiscent ol the Beatles in 1965, and "I Don'l Know Wli.il I Want" is The Who in 1965. The Be.it h Boys .mil tin- Rolling Stones are similarly represented. "Overnight Sensation (Hit Record)" is an eloquent and DODD beautiful plea lor "a hit record again." This new album presents tli<* Raspberries as keenly aware and extremely competent musicians I.HI which is perhaps hard to swallow, but true nonetheless. John l.eiuion Walls and Bridges Apple Ret urds Ml >' I lt< Here on his Ii 1 tit solo album. Ecu no n is doing Ihc "Funky Bealle" routine, complete with overly sli« k productions and plenty ol horns. His song v. 111 i11_: ability has diminished greatly,
' i .ilon;; with his objectivity, I. lor 1 «-."«*? om, am,tired ol hearing songs .iliout his pain, his Japanese love affairs, .mil his general self-indulgence. "Bless You"and "Nobody Eoves You (When You're Down and Out)" are the only recommended cuts on this disc, which, overall, is wholly' inferior u> Mind Games, The i oncerl scene has taken a turn lor the worsewiih the New of the people Haven Coliseum's "recvaluation" of rock Bookings since the he will represent. recent scuffle at the San tana lower of Power concert. The Elton John Show his been scrapped, and no more i . lurl will be scheduled for a while. Of interest is Gentle Giant's DOES) FOR Connecticut debut at Yale's Woolsey Hall on Nov. 9. lor those >N!I'I < an'l vait. the nev. : Page 10 Connecticut Daily Campus Thursday, October 31, 1974
Students lodge complaints DockstoreS fare pOOfly
about parking, library Some critics have argued that administrators' groups, averaging College bookstores across the leasing arrangements lead to When students were given a and shuttle buses according to country are experiencing $20,808 in 1973-74, $2,880 profit orientation which reduces formal opportunity Oct. 17 and Edwin Tucker, professor financial and administrative below student financial aid the store's educational value. 21 to lodge complaints against business law and chairman of the difficulties, according to surveys directors, the next lowest Reynolds believes bookstores aspects of the University, about Student Welfare Committee. done by various publishing and average group. should be an educational service, 100 students complained about The Student Welfare This results in a shortage of Committee, part of the bookstore associations. "and there is no reason why you the graduate center, women's capable managers while positions University Senate, set up a Ten bookstores, or 23 per shouldn't subsidize it, the same clinic, parking situation, library, are filled with inexperienced grievance center in the Student cent of 44 stores polled by the way you subsidize a library, " he people, the AAP reported. Union Lobby for two days to National Association of College said. Salem witches plan gather student complaints, study Stores (NACS) suffered Shoplifting causes a national Study Group Halloween ball them, and make a report of operating losses in 1972-73 average loss of about 2 per cent the Middle East Study group while Association officials said in bookstores. The Follett Corp. will meet today at 3:30 p.m. SALEM, Mass. (UPI) - What them for the senate. this proportion was probably the Bookstore at the University of do "real" witches do on According to one committee Room 127 in Wood Hall. member, Biology Prof. Norman same among its 2,200 members. Connecticut reported a loss Halloween? Only 47 per cent of faculty between $60,000 and $70,000 This year they are throwing a Klein,this year's student and students interviewed by the last year, eight per cent of its ball at the local National Guard response was far below last "DRIVE OUR Association of American total intake. Armory and everyone is invited. year's, the first year a grievance Publishers (AAP) were satisfied These kinds of difficulties "We're expecting as many as center was established. CARS FREE with their bookstore. have prompted about 600 2,000 people to show up, young Nine out of 10 students had The College and University colleges to lease their bookstores to Florida and old and in between," said no grievance to express when Personnel Association reported to private companies, according California and all Alice Kcegan, 20, who says she they were asked, committee that bookstores' managers to Russell Reynolds, AACS cities in the USA is a bonafidc witch, wand and member and Biology Prof. Jay salaries are lower than any other general manager. all. Roth said. AAA CON AUTO TRANSPORT 575 Farmington Ave. Speaker opposes PLO recognition 236-0843 Palestinian Arabs "are not in occupation there has not been By GAIL BERGMILLER Oxcnhandlcr. love" with Israel but he feels this GAS AUOWANtt an uprising on the West Bank by "For Israel to recognize the "Israel will deal with the is largely due to Arab IMMEDIATE the Arab segment of the Palestinian Liberation Arabs on the West Bank but not propaganda against Israel, rather population because they don't Organization (PI.O) is to commit with the PLO as representatives than any injustices incurred condone the terrorist activity, suicide" Benjamin Oxcnhandlcr of the West Bank," he said. upon the Arabs by Israel. MUST BE 18 according to Oxenhandler. told 20 students at llillcl last Referring to the PLO, Because 75 per cent of the night at a "teach-in" on "The Oxenhandler said Israel cannot Palestinians." talk peace with people that want West Bank Arabs' wages come Oxcnhandlcr, a representative to destroy her. from Israel, they are not going to agree to take-over by the PLO of the B'nai B'rith The West Bank, home of 1 Anti-Defamation League, led a million Arab Palestinians, was he said, because "they will be discussion focusing on the recent taken over by Israel during the out of jobs." 104-5 vote of the United "Six Day War" in 1967. Oxenhandler said he believes Nations (UN) General Assembly Although the PLO says it the Arabs who have been living to allow the PI.O to participate terrorizes on behalf of the in the West Bank area feel they in its debate on Palestine next national rights of the Palestinian will be able to get along with the week. people, Oxenhandler said that Israelis if given the chance. They Nobody spola in favor of the real object of the have more political freedom, and Israel at the UN because "we self-proclaimed liberators is the a higher standard of living under have been taken over by an oil elimination of Israel. Israel. block" arcording t" ln ,nc scven Vcars of Isracli He admitted that the COME OUT AT NIGHT ■In Brief Thursday, October 31, 1974 Connecticut Daily Campus Page II Arabs threaten military force over Palestinians Nixon cancels request for tapes By United Press International The prosecution said some Mary Donlon, the group leader, King Hassan II of Morocco WASHINGTON (UPI) A Wednesday, killing an African with the Massachusetts said Wednesday Israel and the lawyer for Richard M. Nixon, resolution recommending the ordinary red wine from the Commission Against United States must bow to the citing the former president's expulsion of South Africa from Mediterranean area of France Discrimination, in whose offices Arab decision to back the illness, Wednesday withdrew a the United Nations. was passed off as superior The council voted 10-3 with Palestinian Liberation court motion seeking to have his Bordeaux by virtue of a the protest was held. The complaint accused the Organization in setting up an White House tapes and two abstentions in favor of three-hour truck ride to this independent Palestinian state or documents rushed to California excluding South Africa from the wine capital. Massachusetts '. ort Authority world body because of its racial risk a new military showdown in to enable him to prepare for Group protests and TransWorld Airlines of testimony in the Watergate policies, but the vetoes which millions of oil dollars pay toilets "capitalising on women at a very cover-up trial. effectively stopped the move, would ensure victory for the basic level." Ms. Donlon said she Attorney Herbert J. Miller which was backed by BOSTON (UPI) "If God Arabs. filed the complaint after being said he withdrew the motion, Communist and non- aligned had meant us to have pay toilets. Speaking at a news conference caught without a needed dime in which was filed Friday, because nations. we would have been horn with a restroom at Boston's l.osan in Rabat as chairman of the 1 of the ''unfortunate- exact change.' just-ended Arab summit Wine dealers plead innocent International Airport. circumstance" - a reference to A group of two women and a conference, Hassan called for Nixon's critical condition to charge of doctoring man, incensed over the 10 cent Judge finalizes order speedy Israeli and U.S. following surgery in a California BORDEAUX, France (UPI) fee charged at public bathroom to desegregate schools acceptance of the conference's hospital to block a dangerous Wine dealers paraded to the facilities, particularly in airports, decision recognizing the PLO's blood clot in his leg. witness stand Wednesday and met the press Wednesday to BOSTON (t'PI) Federal right to establish a sovereign Miller said the material will insisted they did not know the complain about sex Judge Arthur Garrity Wednesday Palestinian state on territories not be needed until Nixon cheap wine they sold as discrimination al the toilet. made final his order to totally the Arabs want to regain from desegregate Boston public improves, "God willing." high-grade Bordeaux was They carried placards such as the Fsrael by peaceful talks or force BecaUM of his health 1 would doctored. one on' being born with exact schools by next fall and told the of arms. School Committee integration not spend 30 seconds trying to It was the same defense taken i hange. "It is up to Israel now to should be achieved with minimal refresh Nixon's recollection of by Lionel Cruse, the best known I he protest centered" on u make the next move," Hassan anything about Watergate/' of the 18 defendants, since complaint filed two years ago bv busing. said. "We will seize upon the Miller said during a three-hour Frame's "Winegatc" trial slightest chance of liberating opened Monday. hearing on the legal issues even one square inch of One of the first witnesses, involving Nixon's presidential ACTIVITIES Palestinian territory. wine broker Pierre Bert, was material, Help study effects of Nuclear A1TINTION PHI-U MEMBERS' S MIDTOWN theatre different. Bart said he doctored Power Plants, also attend Conference Mandatory meeting, 7 pm, Tues., UN veto kills resolution wine and so did thousands of in D.C. in Nov. call Conn PIRG November b. Home Economics DOWNTOWN WHKimir 24 HOUR PMOW tb6 1042 486-4b?b. Lounge. Be there! DAILY 7:30 -SAT. 2:00 - 7:30 to oust South Africa others. He said half the wine SUN. 2:00 ONLY exported from the Bordeaux Mortar Board meeting Mon., Nov. 4, RAP! SPI AK OUT Nov. 4, UNITED NATIONS (UPI) 6:i'jpm, Commons 310. Speaker 7:30pm, Women's Center ■ women WINNER OF 6 ACAOEMY AWARDS I The United States, Britain and region was falsely upgraded by from the Placement Office and only! Share experiences ol being METKKXXDWYN MAYER mmm France deli ve red an chemical treatment or a simple refreshments. assaulted, raped, etc. 48C-4 738 for i ACAROPOKTIfWaXCTCN information. unprecedented trip lc-ve to switch of labels. Important meeting for DAVID LEAN'S FILM WOMI N'S CENTER GENERAL Cf BWS »SJ£W*Mo. Block & Bridle Club meetinq Mon UConn GAY ALLIANCI Halloween Nov. 4, 7:30 RHIO Agriculture in the party Thurs. Oct. 31. 10pm 'til . . . British isies. innei College trailer, N-R lots, North i agleville Road, next to NW ouad International Student Association ills R I KIIA I OOMIIA, c/ery Important meeting, Mon mniit i schoolteachei and devotee 11mi Pui rto I'n .m i lou 'pen Of Guru Maharaj Ji. International i ions,-. i; id■ i pm, Puerto House, 1 ues.. Nov. b , 7 :30pm. All Wel< oini Ri fn shments.
The Christian Science Organization Workshop on Femal< '• >i.n■ tv THE #1 FILM OF ALL TIME! will meet Mon., Nov. 4, /pm, straight. nay. Iii-wonien. Nov. I tipIC -L. A. TIMES Memorial Room in the Community Sensuality vs. Sexuality, Bp House of Stons Congregational women's Canter, r oi jnto call Church. 486-4/38.
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I , &- tf WITH PURCHASE Page 12 Connecticut Daily Campus Thursday, October 31, 1974 CLASSIFIEDS South campus weekend Is coming I HE MOOSE STEKEO CO. Staccy Leeds group at the Sundown FOR SALE: -68 VW, good condition, "Roach's HI-FI offers you most Excellent discounts on brand-new Oct. 31 - Nov. 3. Inn, tonight 9 :00 pm to 1:00am. Hard extras. Call Ron at 429-6103. major Brands of quality stereo brand name components and TV'». cider $.5 5 a glass tonight only. components at the guaranteed lowest Service on all components sold. For Sale: 1962 VW bi"j good running Dynamic Rock Band: Suite Lyfe now prices around. Full servicing and 3 MARANTZ, SONY, PIONEER, condition best offer, call 429-8280. available for shoots and dances. Call WANTED: Adventurous hitchhiking days delivery. Buzz me for a quote TEAC, DUAL, TECHNICS and AR. 742-9441. companion(s). Heading South before you buy. I will not be Call:42*1-4251, 429-5786, 429-6776 (probably Florida) Xmas vacation. New Directions co-operative booking undersold. 742-6 1/1. I.C.M. ASSOCIATES, the sound eves. ' ' Either sex. Richard Gltlen, 429-9301. agency: Exclusively representing NRBQ, Truk, Thundermug, Blake St. choice for quality stereo Leave message (Include name, Dukle Shla Concert Oct. 31 at Gut Band, Firewater, Zurl, Charisma, New Directions Co-operative components, systems, and audio number). Fadeekie Auditorium, featuring "The Loins share, The Rockets, Blues Booking Agency: Exclusively accessories. Full service warranty on all equipment PLUS our unique Shlalltes." Call Val 429-9703 for For Sale: '6 6 Ford Econollne Van, Train and more. Call Larry Parquette representing NRBQ, Truk, customer satisfaction guarantee. more info. new clutch, carpeted, panelled, good at742-9557. Thundermug, Blake St. Gut Band, Convenient layaway plans available. condition. Best offer. 9 74-17 71 Firewater, Zurl, Charisma, Lion's PRINTING: Wedding Invitations, Free local delivery and installation. between 4 and 6 pm. Batik Dyes - 16 wash fast colors for Share, The Rockets, Blues Train and matches, napkins, etc. Photography. batik, tie-dye screen print. $3.50 for MORE. Call Larry Parquette Call 429-1525, noon-mldnlght. Business cards $8/500, rubber For Sale: 1973 Oatsun 240Z, 16,000 6 dye sampler with instructions or 742-9557. stamps, envelopes, letterheads. MODELS NEEDED: photogenic miles, factory air, vinyl top, mag write for free shade chart with prices. Student run at student prices. wheels. Best offer! Call Paul, PRO ch.mlcal Co., P.O. Box 1192 FREE puppies to good homes. 5 young woman, preferably with some Coventry Thermotype. 7 4 2-8569. 742-9139. Fairfield, CT. 064 32. affectionate, healthy, 6-week old experience, for local advertising pups looking for new homes. Call campaign. Range $2.50-$ 10.00/hr. STEREO and TV: Over 90 brands at Lost In Rathskellar Brown Leather 429-2463 after 4pm. based upon experience and pose Wanted: Room for rent by 8th lowest wholesale prices. Three day semester female student, for 8 weeks Jacket glasses and contact lenses creativity. Folio copies available. inside. Need desperately Reward, no Submit brief resume and full-length delivery. Service on everything we (at least) within walking distance of LOST: 3 keys on wire ring - Oct. 15. questions, call 456-0789. If found, please call Laurie, 486-4824 Photo to Box 2 8-ADV, Storrs, or call sell. CAMPUS STEREO CO. campus. Nice person, no hassles here. 742-9884. Call Ellen, 4 23-2 39 8 -Soon. during day or 742-8482 after 7pm. 429-1525. For Sale: The unkiliable economy I i For Sale: 2 brand new E78-I4 wide car: a 196 7 Datsun 411 4-door Sport oval tires. Lists for $71.00. $40 sale Sedan. Excellent mileage and sound price. 4 29-0106. frame. Splash panels rusty. Good mechanical condition. $450 or lower Two female students need if you can bargain, 429-3840. Woodhaven Apt. for next semester. Call 429-8317. For Sale: Stereo system with 8-track tape player, AM-FM, stereo receiver Brazilian Academy Award Winning and realistic turntable, call 429-7318. >^UNOTHI Film: BLACK ORPHEUS Tues. Nov. 5, 8pm. Physics Bldg. rm. 36. $.50. For Sale: Dunham hiking and TWIB. OCT. 31 Portuguese-Brazilian Club. Free climbing boots. Size 10 medium $40. popcorn. 7 28-9146. Leave message for Dave. STACCY LEEDS GROUP Found: Black and white dog near LOST: Plant Physiology book, horse barn, call 4 29-8573. Indians notebook, call Lilly, 429-0574. fiLtSAT. HW.J12 The Fall of The House of Usher and The Raven (Halloween Movies) Wanted to buy - used VW bus, In presented by Biosls, Oct. 31, 7 pm, good condition with good engine, SUB everyone welcome. Call 486-288 7 or 429-4448 anytime. LITTLE VILLAGE
For Sale: Oynaco 120 amplifier, Pat-4 Farmhouse In the country, near preamp. Philips 212 with ADC-XLM Chuck's Steakhouse, 2 7 acres of land. Happy Hour 4:00 P.M. - 7:00 P.M. and two large advents. $650, call All for $55 a month. Call 429-7810. 429-1570. LOST: Long haired white cat, Rt. 32, For Sale: 1966 Pontiac Tempest I mi. north of Sundown Inn. Very wagon automatic, power steering. timid and impossible to catch. If Live Entertainment Nightly! Body good, runs, needs work. Best seen, please call 429-3440, Christie. under new management offer, call 4 29-179 7 after 5.
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Found: Paperback book belonging to Walllngford Public Library on welghtllftlng, call ext. 3512. ! Sists of i If you're a woman, what you're "House church, contemporary, music, ecumenical, forgotten traditions, and II other topics" this I 3ury Friday evening and Sat. daytime, I sharing costs of meals. about to read could save your life. Transportation provided by Campus starring Bruce Lee I Christian Foundation call 429-5900 before 4 pm, 4 56-0 76 7, 6-10 pm. Once a month, just once a month,
For Sale: 1969 Ford Torino. Factory Sun., Nov. 3 while you're taking a shower, air, am/fm radio, new radials, Student Union Ballroom | excellent condition. Asking $800, before you dry or spray or powder call 429-4980. Adm. $1.00 Pancake Breakfast - Sun., Nov. 3, or do any of those little things Crawford D. $ 1.00. 9am-lpm. to pamper yourself, LOST: Ladies Avalon watch, Soutn SUNDAY man campus-College Theater. Sentimental do something to take care of yourself: value. Cash reward. Call 429-01 22. examine youi breasts. Imported Wines - Beer Kegs - Phone 429-5880 That's where you begin. It's a nothing examination, really. FIRESIDE SPRITS SHOP It isn't complicated, it doesn't hurt, "Largest Wine Room and it only takes* a few minutes. in the Northeastern Area" If you don't know how, ask your doctor to show you. Rt. 44A (right next to the A & P) Or ask us, the American Cancer Society. Mansfield Depot, Conn. We've got a simple little leaflet that shows you. 'We Have All Sizes of Southern Comfort in stock " Consider all the years ahead of you. A few minutes out of your life Warm, Friendly Atmosphere once a" month is very cheap insurance, don't you think? Don't be afraid. It's what you don't know that can hurt you. THE SENSATIONALLY Write or call SENSUOUS your local Unit today. Please? PUFF IS HERE BETTER THAN THE BEANBAG Turquoise l Silver Jewelry
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Sponsored by GRANGE HALL/IARC BENMD JHt POST OffiCl illHIIIIIIIMIIIIHIIHIIIIItllMIIIIIHIIIIIItMIIIIIIIIIIIIMItllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIII Page 14 Connecticut Daily Campus Thursday, October 31, 1974 They open the holes and move the mountains football team, and by some the the little publicity that thev By KEVIN ANTISDALE the ball at the same time as the his coach's philosophy. "Many most unheralded position on the receive. Staff Reporter rest of the line. "We out position times good fakes will get the Overall the athletes that When one picks up a team. Until recent years, even in people rather than out muscle linebackers and defensive make up the offensive line have newspaper and turns to the professional football the them, we're really not that big." linemen leaning the wrong way, one basic thing in common, they sports section to see how well offensive lineman received very When Connor was injured in and that makes our job a little all strive for perfection at their his favorite football team did little publicity. the first game, Cole was called easier." The ability of the particular positions, and they that week, he is likely to read Learned to Live With It on to convert from his guard quarterback to hide the ball and deserve much more recognition about how many yards a "Occasionally you'll read that position to center. He made the the backs to fake while running particular runner gained, how the offensive line did a good job, than they receive. transformation in just one week with or without the ball surely many passes the quarterback or made some good holes but Johanningmcicr summed it up and found that the hardest part helps keep the defense guessing, completed or who was you'll hardly ever see any names when he said "We're only inches was getting his timing back. "I and more importantly it causes outstanding on defense. picked out and mentioned" away from becoming a great was a center last year but this them to look at more than one The reader is not likely to explained Maver. Like others the football team." And football is a year they changed me to guard. I area of the field at the same read the names of the front line linemen have learned to live with game of inches. had to work on my timing time. of the offensive unit, the men IMMMMMMIItnillllHIIIIIIIIIHIIIIHHItlU who move the mountains, no becuase I have to snap the ball When asked how it felt to dHMiMMH matter how well they may have play against "the big boys" from played. No, names like Krcd Delaware, Mansfield, who was WHUS presents Sporck, Ron Mansfield, Paul recently named to Who's Who in Connor, Tony Cole, Bill Mavcr, American College Athletes said, AN INTERVIEW WITH and John l.averty - UConn's ' They deserve "It was real hard to block one offensive line aren't heard on one, something our coach the mallet man himself very often. likes to call caveman blocking," The offensive line is coached much more Ron was giving up nearly fifty by Rick Johanningmeicr. who pounds to his opponent in the Delaware game as was Mavcr. GARY BURTON has pin together a strong unit of Htar jn In Depth Interview W-th This basically young players. recognition "Most of the guys I play Extraordinary Muticuin Sophomore center Cole, filling against are bigger than me" said on Todd Bermon's in /or center Connor who was the 6 fool I Maver '.but our injured in the Vermont game offense is a lot of angle blocking In A Silent Way and rcinjured against I'M.iss, said than they and we used those angles to "I think that Coach move the big guys. It would be ^ SAT. EVENING pretty tough to move 270 J ohanningmcier is mainly S1| Nov.2 pounds straight ahead" he said. responsible fur our success thus on WHUS 917 FM far, because he greatly helped receive' It is here that the asset of The Ga>» Buaon Quintet in conceit • OConn Nov. 9 quickness makes up for lack of W our execution." A'i IHCI (''• o ,01. tv W UJ RADIO, ai FSSwfffVMtfl One gets the impression thai a size in,the front line. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIIIHIIUHIIIIIII Ill II college team would not look as first and then take care of my Complement Each Other ■ II * carefully at linemen as they secondary job where as when l lie running backs and the STTORE HOURS: would at a quarterback. It would playing guard, you have no lineman must learn to work IMON - WED - & SAT seem that il he's big enough, he secondary job," Cole said. • together and play as a team as 8-6 can be a lineman. W h e n talking with l.averty explained "It is THURS & FRI Johanningmcicr! it was found important for the running backs Johanningmcicr was quick to 8-8 point out however, that I' Conn that contrary to the popular and the lineman to complement UNIVERSAL does look lor good linemen. belief that the linemen each other, the backs have to "Good linemen are hard to determine the way in which the help the lineman out and the £~.^~tt*>~ backs perform by opening up lineman must also help the come by, M\I\ we try to recruit FOOD STORE the bcsl lootb.ill players we can holes ac luallv il is the backs that backs. gel in every position. Top notch determine how well the linemen The position of offensive DOG LANE linemen .ire recruited jusl .IN perform. lineman has been called the most heavily as a good hack. The only Co-captain Mavcr agreed with overlooked position on a difference is that the back STORRS probably gets much more publicity than the lineman." Recruiting Procedure Different The recruiting procedure for fub BESSEY CIDER linemen at I'Conn is different from many schools. UConn M fiAL. employs much more lateral type Nol a bar, but a relaxing atmosphere offering Fine or tideway8 blocking rather than Wines, Cheese & Homemade Bread and Live the straight ahead type blocking Entertainment nightly. Now Doesn't That Sound 790 most other teams Utilize. Thus, Nice? the linemen don't have to be quite so hig. Johanningmcicr 429 - 3405 For Directions MOSEX FAMOUS PURE explained. "I think there is a minimum si/.e needed lor THURS: APOGEE linemen, but because of the nature of our offense the bettor ORANGt JUKI skilled guy has a chance to play FRI: 650 over a player who is pure si/.e. I FA T TUESDA Y don't think that we could get by SAT: anymore with just great big guys XI* thai can't move. They have to have some general athletic California Carrots ability." Overall I'Conn's front line is HOLIDAY SPIRITS 2/39C inexperienced. Going into this 16 oz. pkg. INC. season, just two of live players saw much varsity action last Make Holiday Spirits year. Despite this inexperience Your One Stop Carnation Johanningmcicr has been pleased with the play of his linemen thus For All Your far this season, lie said. "I think Party Needs HOT COCOA mx there was only one game where Featuring.... A WIDE ASSORTMENT OF DOMESTIC & IMPORTED we were out personelled. and WINES AS WELL AS SPIRITS & BEER .« that was the Delaware game." The coach felt that his players DISCOUNTS ON GIFT WRAPPING MASTER CHARGE 12 Mvtbpts -12 oz. pkg. CASE PURCHASES ACCEPTED did many things right in the Delaware game, but the fact that HOLIDAY MALL sw 429-7786 Gerald M. Mill* Delaware's two tackles were 260 Riff, 195, STORRS Open 8 A.M. - 8 P.M. Permittee and 270 pounds as compared to Moii. - Sat. 890 UGonn's 200 and, 205 pounds played -an important role in the 15-6 Delaware victory. All sizes of Southern According to Johanningmeier about 90 per cent of the Comfort are available. blocking is of the lateral type. This system is one that is different, and , one that the Soda Riot players weren't familiar with until they came to UConn. Connor likes this type of system. "It makes it a little easier for me being a center because there arc only three or four techniques I have to master." He said that perhaps the 8- 12 0z. cans COKE OPEN SUNDAY 9AM-6PM hardest thing for a center to do $ 1.39 plus tax. was after the snap, getting off u Thursday, October 31, 1974 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 15 Stewardess sues Petrocelli
MINEOLA, N.Y. (UPI) - A Airlines Stewardess Susanne she walked past Petrocelh's seat six-member jury in state Mondlin against the Boston Red and she alleged that he "kicked Supreme Court in Mineola will Sox and its third baseman, Rico her in the leg and punched her in begin hearing evidence Petrocelli. the head." Wednesday in a $1,250,000 The attractive, brunette She charged that he damage suit filed by United 28-year-old stewardess alleged in attempted to strike her again but papers filed in the court that was restrained by other members Petrocelli assaulted her in a of the team. chartered jetliner carrying the Upset by the alleged attack, team from Boston to Detroit on she said she became dizzy and May 16, 1970. fell down while leaving the plane The Mineola court was in Detroit and struck her head. selected as the site for the trial As a result of her experience, because the plane was flying Mrs. Mondlin claimed that she WORLD over New York state at the time suffered "humiliation, physical PREMIERE! of the alleged incident. pain to her legs and head, Mrs. Mondlin appeared in MUSIC AND LYRICS BY dizziness, insomnia, extreme JOHN LENNON AND PAUL court today during selection of a headaches, fatigue and change of MCCARTNEY jury but declined, on the advice personality." of her attorney, to discuss the The stewardess launched the ' \/ ■' /> case with newsmen. suit soon after the alleged assault In the court papers, she but pre-trial hearings and a charged that while she was backlog of cases in the Mineola standing in the aisle serving court has delayed the actual coffee, Petrocelli walked up trial. behind her and put his hands on her breasts. The stewardess, of Roosevelt, Skiers invited N.J., said that after she freed LIVE ON STAGE herself, Petrocelli returned to his to meeting ALL SINGING ALLOANCING seat and "cursed her, called her There will be a ski team MU9CM01YMCSBY vile names and made threatening meeting today, at 6 p.m. in the JOHN LENNON AW PMH MCCARTNEY gestures." P.E. classroom in the Field Two field hockey players, with open-mouthed determination, go •v Later, while she was serving House. New members are The fantasy story of "Billy for the ball in Wednesday's 3-0 Connecticut victory over Mitchell Shears" through music, dance and "soft drinks," Mrs. Mondlin said welcome. movement with all the Sgt. College. UConn finished its regular season with a 4-1-2 record Pepper characters and songs. (photo by Randy Philippi). Mixed media production conceived and adapted by Tom O'Horgan t> Robin Wagner, For Your Comfort creators of "Jesus Chr'*t, Superstar." We Have Field hockey team wins Nov. 4, 5, 6, 7, atSpm;Nov. 8A9 at 7 ft 9:30pm. Mail orders only: Boxes ft Loges $1; Orch. $7.50; *. .SOUTHERN B&D 1st Bal. $7.50; 2nd Bal. $5, to close season at 4-1-2 $3.50. Send check or money order payable to Bushnell ^SCOMFORT PACKAGE Memorial with self-addressed By SUSAN III DAK half. Liz Child completed the stamped envelope to Bushnell, STORE Staff reporter first lull scoring using fast stick Box O, Sta. A, Htfd., Ct. 06106. 1LATTHE FOUR CORNERS The University of Tickets available at University movements as she rolled the ball Music, LaSalle Music, Sticky j I ROUTE 44A & 195 Connecticut's women's field into the net for the second goal. 1 Fingers, G. Fox ft Bushnell Box STORRS, CONN. 06268 hockey team finished its regular Donna I'arrell scored the lone Office. season play yesterday with a 3-0 second half goal on a quick shot victory over Mitchell College. to give the Huskies their 3-0 This gave the Huskies a final victory. record of 4-1-2. Mitchell coach Fran Pinhcy Canary Island Caper Left wing Penny Ward opened was overwhelmed by UConn's the scoring for UConn as she power saying, "UConn is the slammed the ball into the net in hardest team we've played 3ft Jan 3-10,1975 the opening minutes of the lirst defensively." UConn coach I aye Dclmorc limply said, "We played very Urban Semester well." The squad will DC travelling to Program Phillips Andover Academy in Andovcr, Mass. this weekend to Booth will be set up in participate in the Northeast the Union all this week College Field Hockey from 9-2. Association Tournament. About 25 women's teams, AIR fM/HOm/COHTMEHTAl BREAUASJ grouped into two divisions, will Work, live & study in be competing. F.ach team will 249.00 per person Plus tax and tips Hartford for a semester. play three games in the two days. This is a guaranteed price! UConn will be facing the Open to all majors & a University of Bridgeport must for Liberal <\rts Saturday morning and students seeking that Harrington College the same University Travel Service i m p o r tant wjrk afternoon. Fitchburg State experience. 15 credits. College will square off with the Route 195 429- 9313 Huskies on Sunday morning. he Looking Glass Restaurant 13 FURNACE AVE. STAFFORD SPRINGS A GREAT PLACE TO PARTY ONLY 12 MILES AWAY UCONN LIVE ENTERTAINMENT EVERY S CAMPl S I ! ORD THURS. FRI, & SAT SPRINGS
Rl Page 16 Connecticut Daily Campus Thursday, October 31, 1974 CAMPUS SPORTS A successor Booters outlast Chiefs, 2-1 By MAUREEN SCHEFTS because we hadn't beaten Huskies strong point this season Associate Sports Editor Springfield in years and I just has been their ability to get up for AH SPRINGFIELD, Mass - The wanted to shut them out." for all the big games. "They've undefeated UConn booters "We did lose a lot of played their best in every big defended their number one spot momentum in the second half," game," said Conners. "Look back at Hartwick, and Brown." in New England Wednesday said assistant coach Keith As far as the remaining five BY BRUCE LUBIN night, defeating Springfield Conners. "We got a little complacent after scoring two games, "I can't see us losing," College 2-1. The win left UConn Big deal. Muhammed Ali has regained his world heavyweight title goals with fifteen minutes left in said McSherry optimistically. as the only undefeated team in with a stunning knockout of George Foreman and now probably the half and the team felt "In fact, I can't even see us New England. will retire as king. fatigued from running on the letting in another goal." What does his victory prove? It proves he's the best boxer in the The Chiefs only advantage in turf. It doesn't give like grass UConn plays Providence world until someone else comes along and lays him out on the mat. the game was the fact that they does." College Saturday at 2 p.m. at But it looks like he won't give anyone else a chance to touch him were accustomed to playing on According to Conners, the Providence. in the ring. Ali has continually said that he would retire from the astroturf that covers their boxing whether he won or lost the Foreman battle. Now he says home field. But by the middle of he'll fight again if they pay him $20 million. It's unlikely that any the scoreless first half, UConn promoter would be foolish enough to pay that sum for one fight showed no signs of being Husky football statistics when Ali only received $5 million for this one. strangers to the new turf. They What will his retirement do for boxing? First of all it will get one had complete control of the ball of the biggest egotistical loudmouths out of the sport. After as well as the game and reflect 3-3 season record Wednesday's bout while Foreman was humbly praising the new demonstrated the skill that has He has 453 yards in 109 champion, Ali was demeaning the former king of the boxing world. earned them a fourth place After six games, and a 3—3 attempts, a 4.2 average. Rich "I told you he was no good. I showed you," Ali chanted after the ranking in the nation. record, many comparative Hedgepeth has 192 yards in 39 fight. "He's slow and awkward. I'm not sure he deserves to fight me football statistics reflect the "Personally, I liked playing on attempts (4.9), Barry Baker 146 again. He would have no chance," he added lacking humility. even nature of the UConn the astroturf," said Tim Hunter, yards in 38 attempts (3.8), Dave More importantly, Ali's retirement would leave a void in the football season thus far. tri-captain of the team. "There heavyweight division as there would be no champion. This would Connecticut, though they Bird 112 yards in 20 attempts arc no bad hops and if you kick mean that the World Boxing Association might have to set up hadn't scored in a third quarter (5.6), and Rick Mason 105 yards a straight ball, you don't have to another roundrobin tournament similar to the one held the last until last Saturday when they in 37 attempts (2.8). worry about where it's going. I time Ali gave up the crown, that time involuntarily for evading scored 10 third-quarter points, In all, UConn has gained 1162 really thought the whole team to pull out a 10-9 victory over yards on the ground, their military service. played well on this turf." The winner of the last tournament was Jimmy Ellis, a former UMass, has scored 100 points, to opponents, 984. sparring partner of Ali. Ellis was no more a heavyweight champ Both of the Husky goals were their combined opponents' total scored in the second half. of 97. In passing, Bernie Palmer is 28 than you or I but he received the glory and the money for winning for 70, for 296 and three a tournament over such biggies as Triad Spencer, Zora Folley, Sophomore Jim Evans scored on Russ Clarke, who scored four a deflected ball off of touchdowns in the opening game touchdowns. Brad Rock has Buster Mathis, and Amos "Big Train" Lincoln. completed 7 of 12 for 66 yards These an the types of fighters they would have to find to fill an Springfield's goalie, Lou against Vermont, is still leading LaPenna, when he tried to save a the Huskies in scoring with 24 and two touchdowns, and Lou eight man tournament. Ron l.yle, Jerry Quarry, and Duane Bobick Mancari 6 of 12 for 62 yards. would probably be invited to compete, but they aren't anywhere shot by Hunter. Hunter was points. Al Mac I.ell.m. who near the caliber of an Ali, Foreman, or Joe Frazier. credited with an assist. scored the only touchdown in UConn is 41 for 94, for 424 Foreman and Frazier would definitely be asked to fight but it's Junior Mike Swofford headed Saturday's victory, and Greg yards and five touchdowns, their doubtful either would stoop low enough to put the gloves on for in the Huskies second goal, also Sinay, who connected on his opponents are 40 for 94, for 695 such a tournament. assisted by Hunter. first field goal of the season, yards and six touchdowns. share second place scoring There seem to be two solutions for the problem of deciding the The Chiefs took advantage of MacLellan is far and away the honors with 14 points each. next heavyweight champion. a 15-minutc lag in the Huskie's leader in pass receiving, with 20 The first solution is to let George Foreman and Joe Frazier meet momentum during the second UConn has 87 first downs, to receptions for 286 yards and once more to crown the champ. Along with Ali, these two fighters half when co-captain Pete their opponents' 86, but they two touchdowns. Leroy Williams form the cream of the crop in the boxing world. No present Chandler broke through three trail in total offense, 1586 yards is a distant second with five heavyweight could even come close to matching their skills as UConn defenders and scored to 1670. UConn has fumbled 20 receptions for 47 yards and one boxers. their only goal of the game. The times, losing 11, while their touchdown. The second solution and the more favorable one is that Ali will goal ended UConn goalie Ted opponents have fumbled 21 Dan Thompson leads in decide to defend his crown. Should he find himself champion after McSherry's chances of earning times, losing 14. tackles, with 55 solo tackles, and giving Foreman and Frazier a chance at the title then it would be his ninth shutout in thirteen Clarke, who gained 207 yards 29 assists, for 84 total tackles. proper that he retire. games. against Vermont in the first Paul Mariano is second with 32, But Foreman gave him a chance at the crown and Frazier and Ali "I was really hoping for this game, has led the Huskies in 16 and 48, Rich Fcnton third have split in their two meetings so it also seems proper that they shutout almost as much as rushing throughout the season. with 33, 13, and 46. have a chance to regain the heavyweight championships they lost. Brown," said McSherry. "I go Ali got his second chance. It only seems fair that he give the for a shutout every game, but other two boxers their just due. this one had an extra meaning Nathan Agostinelli Yankee Conference Free guest tickets available Republican candidate for lieutenant governor will Football standings be Gene Valentino V guest tonight at 7 P.M. on for Terriers football game Conference UConn students have been the field house, prior to 4:30 W L T Pts OI UP FRONT invited by John Toner, athletic p.m. on Thursday (Nov. 7). On Conn 3 1 0 87 62 director, to "bring a date" to the the date of the game, the usual Maine 3 2 0 65 77 next home football game, Nov. 9 WHUS 91.7 F.M ticket prices will be in effect for Mass 3 2 0 103 56 against Boston University. guests of students: general New Hamp 2 2 0 99 85 Toner, in extending the admission, $2.50; student Rhode I 2 2 0 53 53 invitation said, "Of course, all Boston U 2 3 0 57 74 UConn students are admitted to section reserved, $4; reserved, Vermont 1 4 0 74 131 See One or All Three all of our home football games $4. simply by showing their "We have some 16,000 Identification (ID cards). But wc UConn students attending Women's basketball classes at the Storrs campus and WEBB COUNCIL I IARC will issue complimentary guest Try-outs for the women's tickets to the guests of UConn the five branches," Toner said. "And I would like to see this varsity basketball team will students for this game only." begin on Nov. 4 at 7:00 p.m. in Toner further explained that a group respond and hopefully the field house. There will be an offer for your inspection the ultimate UConn student must obtain a pack our 16,200-capacity informal meeting for those guest ticket in advance (limit — stadium for this highly in Halloween Terror interested women on Nov. 1 at one guest per student) at the important Yankee Conference 3:30 p.m. in the field house. athletic ticket office, located in football game." Khtbud't "rrauy" it 7pm
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