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i^ggggt Xfttowm »f Co***c«Ui U.S. advisors going to El Salvador WASHINGTON (UPI)- another Vietnam. patrolling their coastline to he replied. slowed down, or run into President Reagan pledged Officials said the cut off supplies of "But there is no question some kind of difficulties." U.S. support Tuesday for the administration will soon Communist arms for left- we are in support of the Asked if the United States government • of El Salvador send a non-combat U.S. wing Salvadoran guerillas. government there against is looking for assurances but said the unstable naval team to El Salvador to State Department those who believe in the from Cuba and Nicaragua on republic would not become train government forces in spokesman William Dyess violent overthrow of the the supply of arms to reiterated earlier statements government there," he Salvadoran guerrillas, Dyess by U.S. officials: "We have added. said. "We are looking for no plans to send combat On State Department deeds, not words. We want advisers, or anyone to be charges Monday that the complete shut-down of the engaged in combat. They, Soviets and their allies are arms flow." the government of El supplying arms to El Other officials said they Salvador, haven't suggested Salvador via Cuba, Reagan expect the State Department it." said, "I would think this to announce shortly the Reagan, in a brief would be one of the things naval training mission. They Executive Office Building that should be straightened said El Salvador's current meeting with reporters, was out." ability to patrol the coastline asked whether there was a Dyess said Tuesday the and deal with the arms flow possibility that the United State Department is is "almost laughable." States could become deeply studying evidence the flow of The U.S. team will train involved in El Salvador. arms has lessened, but that the Salvadorans on their own "I know there is great the significance is not clear. four patrol boat—two former concern over that. I think it's He said, "It is premature U.S. Coast Guard cutters, part of a Vietman syndrome, to say precisely what they another ex-U.S. patrol boat but we have no intention of have on their. minds. The and an ex-British patrol that kind of involvement, " flow could have simply boat. Greek quake kills 5 ATHENS, Greece (UPI) — A strong when panic broke out in theaters and cinemas eathquake measuring 6.6. on the Richter scale in Athens. Ten other people were injured jolted Athens and parts of Greece late from falling objects in Megara. Tuesday, killing five people, injuring dozens Two more people were injured when a small of others and causing widespread panic, hotel collaped near the Corinth Canal, 58 police said. miles west of Athens. Three men were killed in the town of Megara, 30 miles southwest of the capital, In Italy, a tremor felt in Naples and in Rev. Panll Murray, an Episcopal priest, teacher, lawyer from falling walls, police said. One woman Salerno, to the south, was said to be an and writer [Ben Lev I tan photo]. died of a heart attack and another was killed aftershock of the quake that hit Greece shortly when she jumped from her second floor before 11 p.m. A tremor of 6.4 magnitude Murray: window to the street. occurred in the same area July 9, 1980, Police said that several persons were injured killing one and causing extensive damage. Religion depicts Jury finds Harris guilty kvomen as inferior in Dr. Tarnower's murder By JUDY BENSON God as father, son and judge WHITE PLAINS, N.Y.(UPI)—Jean Harris The Judeo-Christian make the female less god- was convicted Tuesday of murdering "Scars- tradition has -sanctified the like, less perfect and dale Diet" Dr. Herman Tarnower, her lover of oppression of women in therefore inferior to the 14 years, in a jealous rage over the famous society and has made male, Murray said. "Women author's affair with a younger woman. gender-based inequality the are just adjuncts of men in way of the legal system, Rev. the Bible," she said. "It is a Mrs. Harris sat motionless, her arm over her Pauli Murray said Tuesday. man's book." chair, as jury foreman Russell von Glahn In her speech to a group of Murray was admitted to pronounced her guilty of second-degree about 100, co-sponsored by the bar associations .of i murder in the fatal shooting of Tarnower in the UConn Women's Studies California, New York and the the bedroom of his Purchase, N.Y., home Program and the Afro- U.S. Supreme Coui%land|was March 10. American Cultural Center, ordained as an Episcopal She was taken in the back of a polide car to the Episcopal priest priest in 1977. the Westchester County Jail to await criticized the Biblical image "Law and religion are sentencing March 20, at which tine she of God as a male. "God has dominant forces defining faces 15 years to life in prison. no sex," she said. relationships between men "The evidence was sustantial for the The male metaphors of SEFPAcara verdict you arrived at," Judge Russell SEE PAGE 4 Jean Umpire talks Cristopher Cross about Weaver Grammy nominee Story, p.12 Story, p.7 Paga2 The Connecticut Dally Campus, Wednesday, February 25,1981 BEST ACTOR IN A (SrWP^CftbjftaOSr-J OPINION SUPPORTING ROLE.. U.S. should accept Brezhnev offer The Soviet offer for a meeting between Presidents Reagan and Brezhnev, deemed a possible "ploy" by White House Press Secretary Jim Brady, is a test for the Reagan Administration's foreign policy-makers. Reagan's budget plan has one clear motive: beefing up the U.S. military. The Soviets want to know where the money is going and how it will affect relations between the two countries. They may want to make Reagan look like an imperialist, according to Brady's line of thinking. Policies advocated by Reagan and Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig only fuel arguments. Brezhnev has perceived "candidly bellicose calls and statements designed to poison the atmosphere of relations between our two countries." He is speaking about the current confrontation policy, which the Reagan administration is using to make the U.S. look strong. Brezhnev has heard Haig threaten him concerning Soviet activity in Poland, and has probably scrutinized Haig's call for a code of conduct for the Soviet Dom, call time out Union. Haig appears enthusiastic about the Brezhnev proposal. Dear Dom Perno, "He was hot," the man said. He says the U.S. is "very interested" in the summit , and My father took me to my first UConn He didn't even smile, Dom. I think he was said "there were some new and remarkable innovations" in basketball game when I was five years old, serious. And it's not just Miller. I've seen you Brezhnev's keynote speech to the Congress of the Soviet and I've been a fan ever since. I remember do it with Mike McKay and Vern Giscombe, Communist Party. sitting on my father's bed many years ago too. (Speaking of Vernon, we thought you'd There is good reason for Haig's surprise. Brezhnev is listening to a UConn-Princeton game on the never let him start. Two points, Dom.) offering to attend such a summit for the first time. He radio. It so happens that was the game you OK, so this is just my opinion. Everyone resisted President Nixon's initial 1972 offer (they later met stole the ball from Bill Bradley and dribbled coaches the game differently. And I'm not three times) and shunned a Jimmy Carter invitation until the rest of the time off the clock to win the under any pressure as I write this. But tell signing the SALT agreement in June 1979. game. me, Dom, would it take^ me more than ten But Brezhnev is worried about the economic health of the minutes to learn all your offensive plays? Soviet Union. More than half of the speech to the Soviet It doesn't look like it. I see teams like Congress was devoted to such concerns. The Soviet Union Steve Straight Villanova and Rhode Island send two or has already admitted it has acute shortages of food and three players through the lane at a time, consumer products, like meat and heat. picking, screening, doing anything to get Of all the Soviets' motives, easing international tension is Hair of the Toad people free. All you ever do is move Chuck at the top of the list. The Reagan administration didn't Aleksinas from one side of the lane to the expect Brezhnev to take the first step in doing so. The I wish I could remember you just that way, other while the ball is passed around the president should accept the invitation to show the U.S.'s Dom. You seem like a nice guy. But no, you perimeter. No wonder the 2-3 zone works willingness to avoid confrontation and continue negotiation. had to become Dee Rowe's hand-picked against us, Dom. successor and recruit the best players in Letters policy UConn history. I'm sorry to say it, Dom, but All letters submitted for publication in the Daily Campus I'll remember you for being a lousy coach. must be typed, double-spaced, and must include the name, This has little to do with the Villanova game. address, and telephone number of the writer. Letters must That was just a great game that any coach be dated, and the Daily Campus reserves the right to edit could have lost. And I don't think I would say them for space, grammar, spelling and libel. Submissions any of what follows if I didn't think most should not exceed 250 words. Address letters to Box U-189, UConn fans agree. But when I heard more Storrs, 06268. They may be hand-delivered to the Daily than one person suggest we bring in huge Campus office at 121 North Eagleville Road, in front of flashcards that say "TIMEOUT," I had to Subway and Ted's, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through write. Friday. . Honest, Dom, it's a running joke in the stands. Most students of basketball can sense when it's time to stop the game. The other team scores six straight points, or their fast (£,mm*tt\axt iatlij (EampUB break starts to click, or their press causes one turnover after another. SERVING STORRS SINCE 1896 I said most students, Dom. We sit there mumbling, "Time out, Dom. Time out, Dom. Somebody told me the other day his mother . . .Dom, Time out," for minutes on end until could win 20 games with this team. I thought KEN KOEPPER you call one. By then it's too late, as in the that was unfair. I think my mother's probably Editor in Chief Rhode Island game at the Civic Center. seen more basketball. Why should his get the DAN ALEXANDER Another thing, Dom. I don't know if this will job? GRAEME BROWN we roD a Managing Editor Business Manager be news to you or not, but you've got a guard Seriously, Dom, why don't bank and over six feet tall who can shoot. His name is send a letter to Dr. Tom Davis of Boston Miller. He's the one six or seven seats down College or John Thompson of Georgetown? Or the bench. Frizzy hair, red face, cocky walk? rob a bigger bank and drag Al McGuire out of INN MM Second claea poetege peW at Storra, Conn. 0*244 Publlehed by lh« Connecticut Dally I recall one game when Miller hit two or three retirement. Campue, Box U IM. Monday through Friday •/» to 11'M, 12/3 lo 12/4, 1/21 lo 3/24 lo 4/30. 20-footers that barely touched the net. Wait. Perhaps I can save us from another Other edIHona 9/4. taW1. SIT. Telephone 203-42*-B3s4 or 484 3407 Sub.c tip Horn by mall S20 yearly United Preaa International photoorepha provided to the Dally Campua at ne Suddenly, he was out of the game. crime. If I might make a suggestion, Dom, I coel by WltHmanttc Chronicle Subecrlber United Preaa tntemetlonel. Member Aaaocleted Collegiate Preaa. "Why'd he take Miller out?" I asked the know of a 6' 8" forward from Middletown person next to me. who'd make an excellent player-coach.

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Prince Charles, after his engagement was announced The Connecticut Dally Campus, Wednesday, February 25,1981 Page 3 ... Murray FROM PAGE ONE and women that have served viewed as more carnal than as a barrier to social change men by the celibate male because domination and clergy, she said. subjugation of women are Because the legal system imbedded in their ritual," emerged from the Bible, laws perpetuated Murray said. discrimination and made a Calling herself a woman the property of her "subversive within the church," she stressed the husband,she said. need for reforms in the "The emergence of a feminist theology involves a language of religious ceremony to remove gender radical reconstruction of references. She said society that can make it more language is a powerful force humane." Murray said. which defines the hierarchial According to Murray, male militarism and concept. Women are depicted as aggression have made a intellectually and morally destructively masculine inferior to men in the Old world, and the feminist Testament from the creation movement has a story on, she said. But Jesus revolutionary quality that had a radically different crosses political barriers. "It view, according to Murray, signals a new civilization," because he treated them as she said. equals and as persons in . Murray is the author of their own right. several books. including European witch hunts "Proud Shoes," which was persecuted and killed mostly required reading for an interdepartmental course women because they were this semester. Gtegi

By AL POWELL Most of the 12 students attending a rap session sponsored by the Afro-American Cultural Center Tuesday agreed that comedian Dick Gregory, while telling UConn students Feb. 3 not to take facts for granted and to verify all facts themselves, seemed to expect the audience to accept everything he said without question. Some students felt the audience was intimidated by Gregory's knowledge of topics which are not generally well-known. "1 don't believe Dick Gregory is a Hat,* AACC Director Curtis Daye said. Daye based his opinion of library research he conducted on the topics Gregory discussed Yoga instrucor Sita Roosevelt [left] and class member Sudarshan Solecito teach students during his lecture. deep-breathing exercises and yoga positions [Evan Roklen photo]. D aye researched topics such as Gregory's allegation that the U.S. government conducted germ warfare tests on the civilian population of this country. Daye said the results of his research bear out Gregory's assertions, including the alleged germ warfare tests. Yoga; for relaxing the mind

By CHERYL RUTZ shoulder-length brown hair through deep breathing, Steamline break Soft breathing was barely and smiled. "The main which is the basic life force audible in the quiet room purpose of this class is to in yoga, Roosevelt said. where 16 yoga club form a yoga club at UConn enabling students, faculty As . students practiced damaged line members, seated cross- these breathing exercises, legged on blankets and and anyone else in the community to join," she Sollecito described the class. towels with their backs erect, "The main purpose of the said. By ROBIN HJARNE looked straight ahead as they class and of yoga is to A section of an underground steamline which supplies hot listened intently to their One of the five male the class, maintain awareness and to water to several dormitories in the Fraternity Quadrangle instructor. members of Sollecito, let go at the same time," he has been shut off since Feb. 13 due to leakage, but because "In yoga, the body and the Sudarshan various said. the steamline runs on a loop system, water supplies haven't mind work intimately demonstrated movements and poses to the been affected, according to the head of utilities at the together," yoga instructor That's what he wanted the class. "The idea of the class UConn Physical Plant. Sita Roosevelt said. "If the other people in the class to is relaxation and the The cause of the leakage has not been determined, Henry mind is not in a good state, do, even though the Murdock said. The investigation will entail digging around the body will reflect this." centering of the mind," he members of the club joined the broken section of pipe, Mudock said, and heavy rains Students learned various said. for many different reasons. have hindered this construction work. yoga poses and generated "People have this wrong "The break will be investigated when the jain stops and what Roosevelt called "yogic impression that yoga is like "I joined the club and laying on a bed of nails," the ground dries up," he said. thoughts and ideas" at the started taking the classes to The broken steamline temporarily disrupted telephone second session of the club's Sollecito said. "You just see what yoga was like," service in the arek Vhen the steam caused the expansion yoga class held at UConn's want to stretch out all of your yoga club president Karen and subsequent breakage of a telephone cable located at Student Union Building muscles." Students watched Libby said. "I had heard that the intersection of Hilltop and North Eagleville roads, Monday. him closely and then the deep relaxation in yoga according to Mike McCannf a Southern New England The class meets once a imitated his poses. was good for handling Telephone Company spokesman. week and is taught by Stretching and retracting stress." SNET and the UConn Physical Plant have not estimated Roosevelt, who has been their arms and legs, the students listened to the the cost of repairs. practicing yoga for 11 years "Some people took the and teaching it for 10 years. peaceful, patient voice of class to get into shape, She taught the class for two their instructor. maintain good health or tone semesters last year at the "The broadest definition their body and mind," Libby UConn Center for Personal ,of the yoga pose is the most said. "Others have already Weather Growth. comfortable pose," had yoga classes and took "I enjoy teaching yoga Roosevelt said. "Yoga is a the class because they enjoy because of what it does for type of body language which the experience." Partly cloudy west and cloudy east today. Chance of me, what it does for every requires a tremendous showers in the west and rain in the east. Highs in the 40s. one," Roosevelt said in a amount of concentration." "Meditation is Patchy fog tonight. Lows in the 30s. Partly sunny clear, softspoken voice. This concentration experiencing what is,' Thursday. Highs in the 40s. She tossed back her includes controlling the mind Roosevelt said. Pag* 4 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Wednesday, February 25,1981 Subpoena dropped in Haig inquiry WASHINGTON(IIPI)—The committee opposed the object to the subpoena. probably would not be given. also decided in a draft report Senate Foreign Relations decision. The strongest Nixon's lawyers, did Former Sen. Jacob Javits. that with Haig already in Committee removed the objection came from Sen. object, however, to release, R-N.Y., who acted as office—"and water having Watergate cloud over Edward Zorinsky, D-Neb., of the subpoena logs and counsel, said the decision flowed under the bridge"—a Secretary of State Alexander who called it "a gutless indexes, and U.S. Archivist did not constitute a lengthy procedure could Haig Tuesday by dropping statement masking the Robert Warner went along precedent and the panel has impair his work as secretary its subpoena of tapes impotence of Congress with the objections. of state. behind a high-sounding The committee publicly not given up its subpoena recorded while he was power. Richard Nixon's chief of statement." disagreed with the legal staff. The Watergate issue was objections, but dropped the "As lawyers we decided Zorinsky told the panel the The 8-5 decision brought the only major controversy matter, it said, in the this was not the best case to decision signalled, "Our an official end to Haig's long during the Haig hearings. national interest. take to court," said Javits. subpoena was a bluff and confirmation hearings which The panel subpoenaed 338 Chairman Sen. Charles Javits said the counsels that bluff was called." had been suspended since taped Nixon-Kaig Percy, R-Ill., said an appeal January, pending receipt of conversations between May by the panel would have to the tapes. Haig was 4 and July 12, 1973, while he be approved by the full Official intensify confirmed during the was White House chief of Senate—the implication interim. staff. being that with a Republican Most Democrats on the Haig himself did not majority, such approval tax investigation LANSING, Mich. (UPI) — State officials said Tuesday they will join the Internal Revenue Service in a crackdown on the tax revolt fever spreading among thousands of Michigan auto ... jury finds Harris guilty workers. The revolt, spawned by a right-wing organization which the FROM PAGE ONE IRS claims also distributes anti-semitic and pro-Nazi Leggett rold the eight-woman, four-man Crucial testimony at the trial included a propaganda, has been under investigation by the state jury. "Nobody can say there wasn't a fair Treasury Department since November. trial in this case. letter - the so-called "Scarsdale Letter" - "I think she's a great lady. And I think it's which Mrs. Harris wrote the morning of the State Treasurer Loren Monroe said the exact number of a tragic end to what could have been her murder. In it, the defendant described her workers filing phony exemption claims - up to 99 in some vindication." rival as "a psychotic whore" and "an cases - is not known, but reports indicate 3,500 auto workers The defense had claimed Mrs. Harris, adulterous slut." in the Flint and Detroit areas are involved. Under cross examination on this point, former headmistress of the Madeira School Monroe said his department has asked auto companies in the for girls in McLean, Va., had gone to Mrs. Harris angrily retorted to the prose- cuting attorney: "A whore is a whore is a Flint area to submit a list of employees who recently have Tarnower's home with the intention of claimed an unusually high number of dependents. killing herself and that Tarnower, 69, who whore*" was shot four times, was killed in a struggle Mrs. Harris testified in her own defense, "We're going to be looking very carefully at those and we over the gun. explaining her tortured love affair with will probably ask the employers to withhold Michigan income The prosecution charged Mrs. Harris, Tarnower, author of "The Complete Scars- taxes without benefit of any exemptions in those cases," he jealous of the cardiologist's affair with his dale Medical Diet," and of her disturbed said. office assistant, Lynne Tryforros, 38, left mental state and withdrawal from amphet- Monroe said it was unclear whether any criminal charges her home in Virginia and drove to amines in the days before the shooting. would be filed, but he noted tax evasion carries a prison term Tarnower's house with the intention of The jury informed Leggett at 5:40 p.m. of up to five years under Michigan law while perjury killing him. that they had reached a verdict. statutes-which might apply-carry sentences of up to 15 years.

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N. State police said undermanned available for patrol on an the patrols be approved, the HARTFORD (UPI)—State "would place the would require an additional average shift, and "only 20 union leader said. department into an inflexible police officials and the head 74 troopers at a cost next of them would be available to Long told the of the state police union position of assigning year of $1.8 million. To do it respond to an emergency on Appropriations Committee personnel." Tuesday agreed on the need with present personnel a statewide basis. on Monday that his force of Rice said "85 percent to 95 would cost $1.43 million in for more troopers but were at "A clear and present 874 was 42 persons short of percent of the state police odds over a bill that would overtime, not including other danger exists to the public's the 915 slots funded but not force is assigned to field contingency costs like fuel mandate beefed-up highway safety and to the members of filled in his department's work already" and highway and equipment. patrols. • the state police current budget of $33.9 patrol assignments must be Jerry Herskowitz, president Lt. WUlard Blanchette, department," he told a million. carried out by transferring state police legislative of the Connecticut State public hearing of the Long said having 63 troopers. liason, said the bill would Police Union, strongly Legislature's Public Safety troopers on patrol was He said to come up with 65 handcuff the commissioner's endorsed the measure which Committee. considered the minimum patrols on a 24-hour basis flexibility. would require 65 The State Police acceptable staffing level. predetermined patrols on Department should set an The department's second- duty across the state on a 24- additional $1.15 million ranking man, Lt. Col. James Choosing cable company hour basis. requested by Public Safety Rice, told the committee Herskowitz said for nearly a Commissioner Donald Long, Tuesday he was opposed to year and to the present, only but it was more important the bill because it dictated may create monopoly 53 state troopers were that legislation increasing administrative policy and HARTFORD (UPI) — The Connecticut consumer counsel's office said Tuesday the issue of media monopoly could enter the competition for Fairfield County's lucrative Judiciary committee sends cable television franchise. Staff Attorney Valerie Bryan said if UA-Columbia Cablevision Inc. was to win the contract, monopoly marital rape bill to House "certainly would be an issue" because two newspaper HARTFORD (UPI) — A bill which would port, who added the bill was aimed at cracking chains, Dow Jones and Knight-Ridder Newspapers Inc., make rape in marriage a crime punishable by down on "a few bad guys" who escaped have offered $237.6 million for UA's stock. up to 20 years in prison was approved Tuesday prosecution of a crime. The monopoly issue comes into play because one of the by the Connecticut Legislature's Judiciary "Marriage is something that's a two-way chains, Dow Jones, owns a newspaper circulation in the Committee. street," said co-chairman Rep. Richard franchise area. Tulisano, D-Rocky Hill. He said spousal rape Dow Jones owns the News Times of Danbury, which has a A public hearing on the bill drew ^ a ^j^^ »no one thinks is right." circulation of about 1,000 in Redding - the smallest of 10 overwhelming support for a change of the ^n William Curry, D-Farmington, said the towns that make up the Fairfield County franchise. current law which state spouses or cohabitors proposal was "making illegal an act no one However, a hearing officer has recommended that the can be charged with assault, but not with thinks to be legal. It reflects the moral State Department of Utility Control award the franchise to sexual assault, in rape cases. consensus of the society." Storer Broadcasting Co. of Miami and Ms. Bryan said "Assault is one crime. Rape is another. "there's no reason to assume they'll disagree with that There's a whole different kind of trauma jhe bill would make it a Class B Felony for a decision." attached to the crime of rape," said Rep. spouse or cohabitor to engage in the act of "UA-Columbia appears not to be in the running," said Rosalind Berman, R-New Haven, a sponsor of seiual mtercourse by the use of force or threat Ms. Bryan. "But the commission DPUC doesn't always the bill which was approved on a 17-8 vote. of forcc wnich cause(j the other person to fear rubber stamp what the hearing officer says. You have "I don't think this is going to impinge on any personai or physical injury. A Class B carries quite a bit of room for disagreement." The hearing officer ranked UA-Columbia as the second good, valid marriages!" said committee a in. to 20-year prison term, co-chairman Sen. Howard Owens, D-Bridge- jhe bill now goes to the House. choice for the franchise.

AFRO—AMERICAN HISTORY OBSERVANCE MONTH 1981 The University of Connecticut's VOICES OF FREEDOM GOSPEL CHOIR presents

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2:00 p.m. Student Union Ballroom Friday February 27th BYOB "BLACK HISTORY: ROLE MODEL FOR YOUTH" ROTC 9:00 -1:00 Proof of age sponsored by BOG required $1.00 Page 6 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Wednesday, February 25,1981 Polanski's Tess' testament of artistic genius

By TONY MANZO In the title role, Kinski fabricates a night provides the backdrop for a costume design and Phillippe Sarde's There comes a time when the sensitive portrayal that is delivered romantic encounter between Alec towering original score. Polanski has professional and personal lives of an gracefully. The character's passions and Tess. previously been nominated for his artist need to be separated from each are subtly controlled yet forcefully "Tess" has an unusual running 1968 screenplay of "Rosemary's other in order to appreciate the value conveyed. The 20-year-old actress is time of three hours. Yet, the superior Baby," and his direction for 1974's of the craftmanship. "Tess," the delicately imaged throughout the quality of the film does not subside "Chinatown." romantic recreation of the Thomas film, whether she be amidst an array with its penetrating visuals and How well the film fares when Oscars Hardy novel, "Tess of the of pink roses or milking a cow. Under striking performances. are handed out on March 30 remains d'Urbervilles," is such an instance. Polanski's control, Kinski's screen Along with nominations for best to be seen. What is certain, however, Despite the scandalous past of presence is untiring. picture, director and is that Polanski's "Tess" is a rare director Roman Polanski, "Tess" is a Leigh Lawson and Peter Firth are cinematography, the film has testament of artistic genius. brilliant work that could withstand equally effective as the two men in received Oscar bids for art direction "'Tess" is currently playing at the any adversity attached to its creator. the heroine's life. The former by Pierre Guffrey, Anthony Powell's Showcase Cinemas in East Hartford The potency of Polanski's effort is sketches a seductively sinister reflected in the six Oscar portrayal of the greedy aristocrat who nominations the film tallied from the scars Tess' early adolescence. Firth conservative Academy of Motion is compelling in his characterization Picture Arts and Sciences. of an individual torn between "Tess" is the tragic story of a Marxist principles and natural virtuous peasant girl, played instincts. 'UnderPolanski's con trol, Kinski s screen presence is untiring'

superbly by Nastassia Kinski, whose "Tess" is as visually powerful as impoverished family life forces her to Ken Russell's "Altered States," or work for her aristocratic psuedo- Martin Scorsese's "Raging Bull," cousin, Alec d'Uberville. In spite of but on a different level. The film's her resistance to Alec's amorous figures are bathed in soothing advances, the latter succeeds in landscapes that are economically marring the beauty and innocence of shot by Oscar nominees Geoffrey Hardy's heroine. Unsworth and Ghislain Cloquet. Tess' stained past persists, even Polanski's earthy view of 19th though she regains her dignity. century England encompasses the While employed as a farmhand, she daily ritual of work among the falls in love with Angel Clare, the peasants through long camera takes. philosophical son of a parson. Their His detailed glorification of nature relationship creates conflict for the infers a softened complacency that guilt-ridden lass, who struggles with meshes the characters into nature the consequences of being truthful to itself. Clare. Her decision to be honest Explicit use of daylight is taken eventuates a series of events which advantage of as well. The final precipitate the film's symbolic sequences are shot under a climbing NataMl* KinsH is featured as the Thomas Hardy heroine in "Tess." The conclusion. sunrise while the mist of a summer fflm rece,ved slx Oscar nominations, including best picture. ECKANKAR The Path of Total SKISUGARBUSH Awareness This Spring Break with the UCONN SKI CLUB presents . Our incredible Trip Includes: 5V2R1/n Days of skiing THE SEAGULL an Evening with ECK by 5 nights lodging Only $185 For Members Anton Chekov Music, Poetry, Talks 5 Deluxe Dinners 5 Breakfasts $195 For Non-members Fri. Feb27thru Tonight, Feb 25 7:30 Sat. Mar. 7 Free Parties Every night Montelth Building Transportation all week Go MAD in MARCH!! Evenings at 8:15p.m. SIGN Matinee Sat. Mar. 7 at Aud. 143 In other words, It includes everything. UP NOW. 2:00 p.m. Eckankar is a way of life, learning to become a call Bruce 429-0203, Quigs, 487-4512, Wendy 487-5528 No performance on Berkshire trip cancelled call for refund. Sun. Mar. 1 master of oneself. Harriet S Jorgensen Theatre Tickets $4.00 ATTENTION: Undergraduate Student Students $3.00 Box Office: 429-2912 UCONN Government Positions Opening for the Following THE ARTS AS UNDERGRADS MIRROR AND Central Committee Chairperson 250 signatures MODEL OF SOCIEY: A CENTENNIAL Central Committee (5 members at large) 250 signatures CELEBRATION 23-Feb 27,1981 Finance Committee Chairperson "IMl ■ \m Dm TIH> IMM TS. w«M ■ «"*i. >•». u no MM Organizations Committee Chairperson ■ Ih. »—. W CMi. • II • '—«., >.h 14 MO Mm* || Courses and Curriculum Chairperson »■«»■<■, "•» II ' x Pt M Information Committee Chairperson

1*M4H tak I» 111 v- 0. M**. Vice-Chairperson -ACaflMNM. Finance Committee (5 members) »*•* >.» 1' toe ***. MM. CM. 100 signatures University Senate (5 members) na **n M *«noi *NCI MOM c» Mxarr 100 signatures *•*•».■»» V kiaftM Ika Itt |. | .at Commuters Union President Baa» «»W MR •*»«*■< tmmm h . om^m turn Vice-President CUHT Executive Council (5 members) 100 signatures Pick up petitions in USG Office, 219 Commons Petition Deadline is Thursday, March 5.4:30 p.m. The Connecticut Daily Campus, Wednesday, February 25,1981 Page 7 Top artists vie for Grammy Awards tonight

By TONY MANZO John, "Magic;" Irene Cara, The best of 1980's films have been "Fame;" and Donna Summer, "On in the spotlight for the past weeks The Radio." with the presentation of the Golden Streisand is also a nominee for best Globe awards and Oscar performance by a duo-vocal group for nominations. Yet, tonight the film her song with Barry Gibb, "Guilty." industry takes a temporary back seat The category also includes Bob Seger to the 23rd annual Grammy Awards & The Silver Bullet band, "Against which honor musical achievements The Wind;" Ambrosia, "Biggest for the past year. Part Of Me;" Kenny Rogers & Kim Christopher Cross, Frank Sinatra Carnea, "Don't Fall In Love With A and Barbra Streisand are the leading Dreamer;" and the Pointer Sisters, a nominees with multiple bids in surprise nominee, for "He's So several categories. Shy." Cross, riding the heels of his highly In addition to "Triology," successful debut album, is the "Christopher Cross," and second act to sweep nominations "Guilty," BUIy Joel's "Glass for record, album, song and Houses" and Pink Floyd's "The best new artist of the year. Bobbie Wall" round out the nominees for Frank Sinatra and Barbra Streisand are among the leading Gentry accomplished the feat in album of the year. For the past three contenders for this year's Grammy Awards, which will be held tonight at New York's Radio City Music Hall. ARTS Belgian film festival at 1967. Cross is the prime contender years, the prize has gone to the for best new artist and should album that was the year's top-selling emerge the winner from a field which album. Should the trend continue, Real Art Way this week also includes Irene Cara, Robbie Pink Floyd will walk off with the Dupree, Amy Holland and the Starting tonight, Real Art Way award. Joel was last year's winner experimental animation. In Pretenders. is presenting the recent films of "Scarabus," Gerald Frydman for "52nd Street." For Sinatra, the nominations mark nine Belgian directors in a week- applies cartoon techniques to All five nominees for record of the his return to the pop circle. His long festival. Each evening will year are nominated for song of the photographs and animated version of "New York, New York," consist of one short and one cutouts. year as well, "Lady;" "The Rose;" along with his "Triology" album, feature film. These internationally "Sailing;" "New York, New York;" The feature films explore the have cast the 65-year-old singer as acclaimed films have been and "Woman In Love." "Fame" is darker and lighter sides of people the sentimental favorite for tonight's selected by the Ministry of French also a nominee for best song of the and the societies they create. "Du ceremonies. Culture to act as a travelling year, which is an award for the Bout Des Livres," will be shown With bids for album, "Guilty," package for American audiences. tonight. record, "Woman In Love," and best songwriter, while the record of the The short films range from performance by a female vocalist, year honors the artist and the science fiction and fantasy stories producer. Streisand is a slight favorite for the to documentaries on various The films are in French with The Grammy Awards will be latter category, along with Bette painters. The series also includes English subtitles. The programs Midler. Also in the heavily nationally telecast from Radio City fascinating examples of start at 8:30 each evening. competitive field are Olivia Newton- Music Hall at 9p.m.

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Any at- "UConn's Ted Apotria and When many of this year's after his playing days as a tempt to shift responsibility With Umberger and a host John Gravener dove well to graduating class start of other valuable seniors quarterback are over. for their action to the 26 take fifth and sixth looking for jobs around the departing from last year's Gabriel ended last season as major league clubs is without respectively. state this spring. UConn the troubled and beaten foundation. There is no football team, coach Walt The last event of the meet football player Rusty Nadzak has been hard rookie head coach of 'smoking gun' in the hands was the 400 yard freestyle Umberger will be trying to pressed to recruit some good California Poly-Pamona of the clubs. The clubs find employment in any one relay. All Villanova had to do aren't calling the strike. The young talent for the future. College. Gabriel's team was make sure they did not suffered through a 3-7 free agent compensation get disqualified and they season. One game, however, plan, which is at issue, was would win the meet. caused some particularly written in discussions bet- Greg Shipman Syracuse might have liked to harsh headaches. That ween the clubs and the win the last relay as some contest was a 93-0 lashing at players last May and was Sports Shorts consolation. However, when the hands of Portland State. implemented in accordance Russell swam Villanova's of 26 cities. Aner leading the The quarterback of the with our May agreement." But he has succeeded in last leg of the relay in 45.8 Yankee Conference in Portland State team was Neil George Steninbrenner of acquiring a number of seconds, it marked another punting last year with a 40- Lomax, a strong-armed the New York Yankees said promising high school first place and another yard average. Umberger is scrambler who is considered the owners have never been prospects this year, many record for him and his team. confident that he will get a by many professional scouts more solidified in their stand more than has usually been "We had a lot of fast chance this summer to win a to the the best college than they are now. the case in the past. times, but we will probably spot with some team in the football player available in "That's mainly due to the go faster as a team in the National Football League. this year's NFL draft.' great season we had,"- New England WHUS to carry "I haven't had any contact Umberger said. "That's one Championships," tri-captain with anybody as of now." reason, plus another hockey games Umberger said. "But things Ferreira explained. "A lot of important fact which is that guys on our team haven't are looking all right. I'm Nadzak has a great' staff shaved down yet, and the Radio station WHUS (91.6 going to try my best to get working for him. That means Write crowd up there is always FM) will broadcast the into a training camp. Coach a lot." UConn hockey game tonight (Walt Nadzak) told me that wild and that gets you psyched." on tape delay beginning at I'll definitely get that chance Speaking of the NFL, 11 p.m. They will also somewhere, probably in the sports The New England former quarterback Roman Championships will be held broadcast Thursday night's late spring or early Gabriel has found new ways March 3-5 at Springfield game against Holy Cross on summer." of getting roughed up even College. tape delay at 11 p.m. I UConn In DAYTONA BEACH*238 tax ^service included March 13*22 includes round trip motor coach trans- Write for the AFRO-AMERICAN HISTORY portation 8 days, 7 night ocean front lodging, at the OBSERVANCE MONTH 1981 famous International Inn Daily Campus •Discount booklet -Bands every afternoon & evening The School of Business Administration •Welcome party presents •Free beer •Free sun-visor, flight bag DAYTONA BEACH Prizes from Schiltz Starting at DR. 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You After trailing Syracuse for (48.708). the stands." arguing that'the fan did not never know what might come the first 16 events, Villanova UConn fared much better Another reason Palermo reach out of the stands and up." put on a strong finish in the in the stroke events. UConn would not like to see the interfere with the play. The fraternization between last two events to win the placed three people in the instant replay is because of "Well, here comes the little umpires and players, second annual Big East 100 yard butterfly. Mike managers like Baltimore's nitwit running out on the though, generally ends on Swimming Championships LaMonica took fourth Earl Weaver. "If there were field," Palermo said. "I ran the playing field. Although with 488 points. Behind (53.109), Andy Dipkin 30 instances in a game where him the night before. I they often run into each second place Syracuse's 469 seventh (54.324), and Steve you could use the replay, walked back in to third from other, they don't hang points were UConn with Johnson eighth (55.174). In, Earl Weaver would be out 31 the outfield and let him talk around together. "Let's say 306«/2. St. Johns with 2%«/2. the 200 yard butterfly, times," Palermo said. himself out. Then I turned to I'm in a bar or restaurant Boston College with 155, LaMonica . cruised Weaver and Palermo have him and said, 'Are you and Jimmy Rice is there," Georgetown with 96. and uncontested for first, had their differences, and done?' He said he was. Then Palermo said for an example. Seton Hall with 0. lowering his own pool, team Palermo is the first to admit when I tried to explain my "Suppose he starts buying New pool and Big East and meet record to 1:54.111. he is not on Weaver's point, he kept interrupting. beers or drinks for me and records were set in just Dipkin placed seventh in Christmas card list. He will not let you state you see him. The next night about every event. Mike 2:02.197. "Manager's argue—that's anything. He has to drive his at the park it's a tight game Wright of Syracuse followed UConn's only double part of their job," Palermo point across. I think he's and Rice is at bat. On a 3-2 ithe trend in Friday's first individual winner was John said. "Weaver abuses the unfair, totally unfair." count the pitch is really event.the grueling 400 yard Trites. He won both the 100 privilege, though. He has no Contrary to popular belief, close, but I call it a ball and individual medley. He yard backstroke (53.779) and. respect for authority Palermo says Oakland award him first base. Now cruised to first in a time of 200 yard backstroke. His whatsoever. I might as well manager Billy Martin is not you're sitting in the stands A: 15.424, well ahead of the time in the 100 broke the tell the truth. He's a little hard on umpires. "Billy's saying, 'Yeah, Rice, why field. Dave Barry (4:48.718) oldest record on the board, militant midget. That's what good," Palermo said. "If don't you buy him another was UConn's only entrant set back in 1966. Dave I call him." you work hard, he'll leave beer.'" taking tenth place. Kemler chipped in with Palermo recalled an you alone." "People can question your Villanova's main strength ninth in the 200 yard incident that happened late Palermo said it would be eyesight and judgement, but was in the freestyle events. backstroke. in the summer when the interesting to have a mike on one thing you never want They showed this by placing UConn's Doug Williams Yankees and Orioles were the field during the course of questioned is your four of the top seven in both set a new meet standard in facing each other in a crucial a game so everyone could integrity," Palermo stressed. the 100 and 200 yard the 100 yard breaststroke game. Rich Dauer hit a shot hear what goes on. "It's a freestyle. Their top man in (1:01.446) and took second in to leftfield, and a spectator side of baseball that very few both events was Tod Russell. the 200 yard breaststroke. reached out of the stands people are exposed to. (This is the first of a two part His times of 46.278 and Tom Ferreira was also a and interferred with the ball. Palermo said. "We'll talk story on Steve Palermo. 1:40.642 were well ahead of finalist in the 100 yard Palermo, who was working about our golf games or Tomorrow, problems facing the second place times. Jim breaststroke, taking sixth third base, awarded Dauer whatever. Fisk and I will talk baseball and umpires will be Gawronski was UConn's only (1:05.995). examined.) two bases. Weaver came about the stock market or the scorer in both events, In the second to last event, PSYCHIC ASTROLOGER finishing eleventh in the 200 the 3-meter diving, Villanova yard freestyle (1:48.896) and SEE PAGE 10 20 Years Experience One of Connecticut's Leading Psychic's Specializing in: Tarot Cards •Psychic Pyramid •Horoscopes -ETC Readings Help& Advice On Any

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By KEVIN HUTSON "Anybody who thinks it's umpiring there for only five "It reinforces our jobs and angles it looked like I was Steve Palermo is a member easy should try to live with years before breaking into shows how good a job we wrong. But then from a of an exclusive club. Only 52 us for a month," Palermo the majors. The average really do." camera angle over my people in the U.S. belong to said. "We'd run them into major league umpire, Palermo cited a specific shoulder it shows that Rivers it. His first meeting this year the ground." Palermo says, spends seven incident regarding a call of was clearly out and that will be on March 10, and his Ron Luciano, a former to 10 years in the minors his during his first year as a Bando tagged him before last meeting will be umpire and friend of before moving up. major league umpire. The stumbling over his glove." sometime in late September Palermo's, now works as a "Umpiring in the big Yankees were facing the Palermo, though, would not or early October. During the sportscaster for NBC. leagues is much more Milwaukee Brewers. Mickey like to see the instant replay summer he will be allowed a "Twelve years in the big difficult," Palermo said. Rivers has slid into third, used during the course of a two-week vacation to visit his leagues was enough for "There isn't as much and while doing so slid into game to help the umpires family, but that is all. For all him," Palermo said. "I saw pressure in the minors. The third baseman Sal Bando's make decision close calls. intents and purposes, on him after a Saturday game in play there is not as refined or glove. During the course of "If you were going to do March 10 he will begin a 180- the play Bando stumbled that, realistically you would day road trip. over his glove and ended up need 360 cameras—one from Most people would be several feet from the play. each angle," Palermo said. envious of Palermo's "I called him out," "You'd have to have fhem at profession. He gets to see, Palermo said about the play. ground level, halfway up the during the course of his "And from a couple camera SEE PAGE 11 travels, perhaps 150 major league baseball games a season. But he doesn't watch Baseball players to vote them from the stands. He stands out on the playing field with a first hand view of on possible May strike everything. Steve Palermo is a major league umpire. NEW YORK (UPI) — Major league baseball players Although Palermo certainly refusing to give into team owners on the issue o enjoys his work, he offers compensation for free agents, will vote Wednesday to go oi another side to the glamour strike, UPI learned. story. "To many people The strike will probably begin May 23, about six weeks into working in a major sports the regular season, and hurt the owners financially by forcing industry is a glamorous job, cancellation of Memorial Day doubleheaders. and to an extent they're Wednesday's vote will be conducted at a Players' right," Palermo said. Association meeting in Tampa, Fla., where Marvin Miller, "You're in the public eye head of the association, and the various player representa- and very much recognized. Stove Palermo, a resident of Meriden, has been an **ves will be on hand. But umpiring is physically America* League umpfa* far five years [Evan Roklen and mentally punishing. You photo]. Compensation for free agents is the key issue in the dispute. may run across me 10 years The owners feel they should be compensated for any player Boston this summer and you polished as in the majors. they lose in the annual re-entry draft with a "premium from now and you won't know what he said to me? What is is they say about the recognize me." player from the selecting club. What actually constitutes a 'I'm going on a picnic big leagues? The paychecks 'premium" player is the point of contention between the Palermo, who will umpire tomorrow, Steve. For the are bigger and the lights an his first spring training game players and owners. first time in 12 years I'm brighter. So many things are A players' strike was forestalled last May 23 when) in Florida on March 10, just going to be able to go on s entangled in that." received his schedule for the settlement of the compensation issue was put off so it could Sunday picnic' When you "Nobody in baseball ever be studied and worked on by committees on both sides. The first month of the season. leave umpiring you go back hit .990," Palermo added. His travels, as an American Owners were given time to come up with a compensation to finding out how real "We have to do that all the proposal that would be mutually acceptable. The time is up League umpire, will take him people live." time. An umpire can't afford to Seattle, Texas, Chicago, and there has been no agreement. "An umpire sees his family to be right only 50 percent of ' "It is extremely unlikely the players^.wiU vote to accept thaf Cleveland, Boston, Toronto for five months steady the time. He has to be right and New York. He'll spend Owners' present proposal," said Don'Fehr, general couns during the winter, and then 98 to 99 percent of the for the Players Association. "No one has given me an average of four days in all of a sudden he doesn't time." 1 reason to believe the players will accept what they haven't each city. see them at all.' And, thanks to the instant And in each town it will be Until now." Palermo, who just turned replay, Palermo says fans Anticipating the action by the players, Ray Grebey, Direct more of the same. Life 31, became a major league are made aware of umpire generally revolves around of the Player Relations' Committee and spokesman for umpire at the age of 26. He ■©curacy. "It gives us so Owners, said: four things—the ball park, worked his way up the minor much credibility," Palermo SEE PAGE If airports, hotels and cabs. league ladder quickly, said about the instant replay.