"Narc, Narc." Weather Considerable cloudiness toddy "Who's there?" with clearing weather tonight. "Charles Vizas." High in the low 70's today and tomorrow. Low tonight in the "Oh, wow." upper 40's. 10% chance of rain (See story below) e cnronicie

Volume 66, Number 28 Durham, North Carolina Thursday, October 22, 1970 Women to protest Grad students receiving tradition $3.6 million in awards By Tori Smurthwaite By Glenn Reichardt The Woman's Liberation Academics Reporter Association of Duke will Graduate student financial aid will total $3,628,233 for 1970-71, according to formally protest the tradition Dr. John C. McKinney, vice provost and dean of the graduate school. behind election of Homecoming queen in an Of the 1,445 resident graduate students, 993 will hold some type of financial open letter to the Chronicle award. next week. The federal government will contribute $2,051,127 in the form of research The decision was reached assistantship paid for out of somes from a miscellany of of financial aid at the women's liberation research grants, traineeships, instructional budget funds difficulties in the future. meeting.last night. and fellowships, according to (for part-time instructors and Luxury In their meeting last night, McKinney. tutors), James B. Duke funds, "I believe that the members discussed how they The University, through and funds from industry and prevailing public view (and could bring the problem into the Graduate Awards budget, foundations," McKinney the view expressed in its view without polarizing the has committed 24% or wrote in the September 1970 various representative and people of the Duke $871,043 of the total award issue of the Graduate School 1 eg i si a t ive bodies) is that Report (GSR). community. Their goal is to MOSCOW—Zond 8, an unmanned Soviet spacecraft funds. graduate education is something of an esoteric "attack the system, not the launched Tuesday, will circle the moon on Saturday.... 'The remaining 5706,063 McKinney said that these girls running," one member totals "almost bring us up to luxury tacked on to the basic said. our 1967-68 figures. We have education which procedes it," But asks meriiral help for users McKinney wrote in the Plans for a 24 your "child been very fortunate in September 1969 issue of the care" center were also obtaining training and G.S.R. d iscussed. A committee is esearch grants, plus fresh researching the special needs University money." ' 'However, I think that Vizas wants pushers busted just the opposite is the case. and the facilities of the Duke He referred to "the community, noting the need currently tenuous and uneasy It is graduate education that By Ellen Tchorni We're human beings too: we for a nighttime child care Viza procedu alliance between the is most fundamental and "Get" the guy who's just don't just go and throw program for those women suspected marijuana eases Jij^ji nd the Federal prerequisite to the qualitative using drugs to receive medical everyone in jail," one of the who work on hospital night would follow University government" as a possible (Continued on Page 5) attention: go after the security officers said. shifts, according to Cathy policy as set forth by pusher," was the position Adams and Vizas Chancellor A. Kenneth Pye. World, new chairman of the 'stressed by Charles Vizas, group. emphasized the distinction He would "advise Dean Cox director of security, and Jim between marijuana and hard about suspected drug use. No Those present voted on Rally slated Friday Adams, director of drugs. Adams said that "If a one would raid a dorm." payment of dues for the management services at a guy was really pushing the "There seems to be a By Mike Patrick members of the ASDU purpose of clarifying colloquium at Windsor House hard stuff, that's a serious misconceptin around here Night Editor executive committee that membership. This control on last night. thing." Vizas noted that, "I that you can get a John Doe A rally to support the since Friday is the last day membership was designed to "We have actually taken appreciate the fact that warrant and go in and ransack students indicted at Kent before the election people over to the hospital. young people today want to a room. To get a warrant you State University will be held moratorium on tests and equate marijuana with must have proof and name at 12 noon, Friday on the many students are having alcohol....there haven't been names," Vizzas said in main quad, ASDU President hourlies that day, a rally enough studies made of response to questions about Hutch Traver said in an would be more appropriate Loans awarded marijuana to say what its raids and whether an interview last night. than calling for a class effects are." (Continued on Page 21 "It was the feeling of boycott," Traver said. "I'm not sure that a boycott just to support the on basis of need Kent State students would be By Mike Proulx specify how much he wants the best thing, since Policy Reporter or needs. Over 50% of all repression is coming down all Student loans are awarded loans are granted, though over the country, not just according to our rule that more accurate figures were there," he continued. "need is the basis for any not available. Traver's actions were loan" as determined through The loans are repaid on taken in response to a call the Parents' Confidential monthly installments (at a Tuesday by Kent State Statement, said W. Oscar minimum of $15) beginning Student Body President Craig Petty, Jr., manager of the on the tenth month after Morgan for students across office of student loans. leaving school, he said. the nation to demonstrate Also, the student must be Reductions or cancellations nonviolently their unity with "progressing satisfactorily of payment may be obtained the Kent State students. through service in the Armed toward a degree," Petty (Continued on Page 2) noted. Forces or as a full-time teacher. For each year of Early morning finds two men out in a small flat-bottomed boat in a placid Atlantic. In conjunction with E. B. service, the loan and interest Weatherspoon, in charge of values are decreased 12'/i& undergraduate loans, Petty, until a maximum of 50% is who also is responsible for reached. graduate students' needs, Osborne cites potential of DU Union d isburses financial awards Teachers receive a 10% discount annually up to 50%; through orders from the By Dianne Miller "At Du£e I've noticed that people smile and say"hello" to Financial Aid Office. teachers of handicapped University Union people receive 15% off per you on the quad," he said. "I have gotten out of playing the He pointed out that "The Union building has number one priority in terms of year until the entire amount numbers game in which you have to do everything by your maximum loans are $1000 planning on campus," Bill Osborne, director of the University is written off. social security card," Osborne added. yearly for undergraduates and Union, said in an interview Monday. Petty said the only The director prefers Duke's semester system to the quarter $2500 per year for graduate The potential of a new Union building, which, Osborne says system, under which it seems to him "you are involved in students. In all cases, the requirements are that the he hopes, "will embrace and expand the ideas of the old Union student be an American registration and exams most of the time." person requesting the loan building, thereby providing for the total person," led Osborne Administration must demonstrate that it will citizen or on a permanent to accept the position of Union director at Duke. viza and must attend a His position as the University Union's director primarily be used for "legitimate school "The position of union director was vacant for about one university at least as a involves him in administrative affairs. "The director's expenses," he said. year because we kept hitting one snag after another in part-time student. comments are always welcome in the making of day to day Th eoretically such convening a group for the purpose of interviewing," Laurie decisions," Earnheart said. expenses include only books, Also, Petty noted, for Earnheart, president of the University Union, said Monday. "Since coming to Duke," Osborne said, "I have been busy fees, and tuition, but the National Defense loans, "he is Size catching up with business matters. It is a matter of routine loans can be used for other required to execute an oath." Among other features of the University which Osborne housekeeping, with corners to be dusted out." purposes, he indicated. cited as being important in his final decision to come to Duke Osborne said he is concerned with the feasibility of the This vow commits the person When applying for was the size of this school. He came here from the University Union's continued administration of the print shop located on to "support and defend the financial aid the student of Florida at Gainesville, where he was assistant director of the the first floor of Flowers Building. The print shop, open to Constitution and laws of the receives his loan, grant, or J. Wayne Reitz Union, on Sept 1. anyone at Duke, has not been used as much as the Union United States against all its scholarship according to how "I felt that I could get to know people by .name here," would like it to be, he said. .much the University can enemies, foreign and Osborne said, "whereas in large schools this becomes Osborne has found the response of the Duke communitv to afford. The student doesn't domestic." increasingly difficult each year with the increased enrollment." (Continued on Page 2) Page Two MitHillMilMO Thursday, October 22, 1970 •Vizas- -Israel- -Rally- (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 3) in a quiet, undramatic voice. (Continued from Page 1) hall leaving here and thought the traffic problem on A member of the Durham United States supported Gromyko was caustic in innocent roommate would be I'd been smelling something, campus, terming the situation Legal Aid Society and a Israel, as "nothing but a his speech about American held responsible for drug use I'd think I smelled something "absolutely impossible." He professor from the Duke law in his room. "We're charging and go home." fabrication." policies in Vietnam as well as said, "Somebody is going to in the Middle East. The U.S. school will speak at the rally, with a specific crime and it's "Why." he said, "are these Vizas emphasized. I have have to be inconven­ has "unleased aggression according to Traver. usually felony," he explained." trumped-up allegations being used no maids, ground- ienced.... Every body can't against the Vietnamese disseminated in the United Adams said that the skeepers, or any employee of park in the front door of this people," he said, and he States—almost to the point of Traver is also hoping to get security o fficers have the University as an campus." ridiculed Nixon's latest falling into hysteria? Is it not Frank Wilkinson, who went instructions not to enter informer." proposal for peace in He said that the Security because they (the Americans) to prison during the dorms unless they are invited Vizas termed Duke as "a Indochina. in or have good reason for municipality within a Office can recommend such want to cover their own McCarthy era for refusing to The statements by Meir entering. This would include municipality. Within the regulations as no parking in actions and those of Israel?" testify before the House and Gromyko were taken by seeing flames, or a fight, or corporate limits of this fire lanes, but that the Traffic Gromyko accused Israel of Un-American Activities diplomats as support for their hearing calls for help. University, we have complete Commission sets the laws and blocking the Jarring talks on Committee, to address the assessment that there police power." the Security Office enforces the ground that she wanted rally. Wilkinson is scheduled To illustrate his point, he appeared to be no way in said, "If I walked down this Adams also spoke about those laws. Meir delivered her speech to address a group in the taw sight for bringing about a school. resumption of the peace talks through Jarring. Contributions for legal aid •Osborne and the Union- Meir's statement was for those indicted at Kent described by specialists on State will be collected at the "I would like to see the Union become a uniting force on the Middle East as the most rally, Traver said. (Continued from Page 1) campus," Osborne said Monday. "I would like to make the explicit formulation of Israeli his acceptance of the position of director quite "enthusiastic." Union more relevant to today's students." policy. This policy holds that He also mentioned that 'There were a number of people with ideas for the new union Arab-Israeli negotiations there are tentative plans for building waiting for a director," Osborne said. "I am now through Jarring can resume the rally to be followed by Osborne rejects .the "home away from home" concept of trying to implement their ideas and my own". only if the Egyptians first seminars on repression in the the Union, saying he believes, from discussions he has had with remove the missiles that Israel U.S., the history of repression "My main thrust as director of the Union," Osborne said, students, that "the last place any students want to be is at and the U.S. say were moved in the U.S. and the "is to be concerned with the development of a plan for the home during their college years." new Union building. First, however, I must come to grips with into the truce zone. legalization of repression. It might be better to call the Union a "community center this physical plant; what it is offering, how well it is doing, and for action" which brings people with varied ideas together," he what people want." said. Published every Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and More dope Friday o* the University year except during University holidays One of the facilities Osborne would like to see offered in and exam periods by trie students q>f Duke University, Durham, "We no longer discuss platitudes, but real issues," Osborne N.C. Second class postage paid at Durham, N.C. Delivered by the new Union building is "a bigger dope shop which would said when asked about the changing role of the Union. He does - mail at $14.00 per year. Subscriptions, letters ana other inquiries serve as a meeting place of both faculty and students." should be mailed to Box 4696. Duke Slalion. Durham^ N.C. not consider it necessary for the Union to support current "A larger dope shop would provide members of the Duke issues, in contributing a place where they can be discussed. community," Osborne said, "with a place where they cc-uld get to know and understand one another through informal association outside the classroom." • This is one of the aims of the Association of College Unions, which when first formed in 1944 was strictly an undergraduate organization of a few student unions on mid-west campuses. It has become an international association of more than six hundred member unions^ Best Sound for Your Money Speech Osborne will address a seminar of the Association of College Unions' regional meeting at U.P.I, on November 9. 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Borlaugh, circle the moon on Saturday and return to (C> 1*70 NYT New* Service an American crop expoert heading a team earth next Tuesday, the Soviet Union UNITED NATIONS, N.Y-Premier Golda Meir of Israel and Foreign Minister of scientists experimenting with new types announced in a break with the past Andrei A. Gromyko of the Soviet Union underlined the deadlock in the Middle of high-yield grains in Mexico. A practice of maintaining secrecy on such East yesterday by delivering diametrically opposed statements at the United spokesman for the five-member award flights—presumably to protect the country Nations General Assembly. 1 committee cited Borlaug's role as "the from having to admit a failure in its space Meir, speaking in the morning, announced formally for the first time her prime mover in the 'green revolution'" and program in case something went wrong. government's willingness to continue the current 90-day standstill cease-fire in the said the new grains could help end hunger Suez Canal area without time limits beyond the Nov. 5 expiration «date. and poverty. WASHINGTON-During September, the She accused the United Arab Republic again of having violated the agreement HOUSTON-A University of Texas Labor department reported, the cost of by bolstering its missile defenses in the canal area. She also declared that Israel living rose 0.5 percent—the sharpest rise biochemist and nutrition expert told the would not return to the peace national academy of sciences that much since May—and the real purchasing power of American workers dropped by more Iks conducted by Dr. ordinary "enriched" white bread .sold in unnar V. Jarring, the special American stores has almost no nutritional than 83 cents a week—the biggest decline Quebec prisoners held S e p resentative of Secretary value. He said that laboratory rats givert it in 21 months. Democrats immediately General Thant, "until the as their complete diet died of malnutrition, charged that the figures proved that the administration's anti-inflation policy had situation obtaining at the and he called for the addition of 12 without arraignment time when the cease-fire went supplements to bread at a cost of three failed. The administration called the statistics an aberration. into effect is restored." cents a loaf. By Edward Cowan been used. Acknowledging Gromyko (C) 1970 NYT News Service that there was some Gromyko, speaking on the MONTREAL-The Quebec "disquiet," he said families of eve of a meeting with To big city voters Government announced those a rrested have been Presi dent Ni xon in yesterday that some of the contacted by the police and Washington, took a harsh line 369 persons arrested in raids "difficulties" in letting on a number of issues, since Friday will be held prisoners see lawyers "are especially the Middle East. GOP making ethnic appeal without arraignment for the being resolved." He called for the maximum period—21 Coroner immediate resumption By Bill Kovach days —permitted under A coroner's report released "without conditions" of the (C) 1970 NYT News Service wartime powers invoked by yesterday disclosed that Jarring talks. CHICAGO—The Republican party, after 40 years of standing wistfully by, this the federal government to Pierre Laporte one of The tenor of foreign year is pursuing the white ethnic vote^vith a vigor that is making ethnic politics a suppress the terrorist Quebec's two political minister's speech seemed to major matter in many of the nation's large industrial centers. activities of the Front for the kidnapping victims this belie the contention of In districts like those on the Northwest Side of Chicago, there is for the first Liberation of Quebec. month, had died by American officials earlier this time a sparkingly of names ended in "ski" and "wicz" on tickets traditionally In a statement, Jerome strangulation. It had been week that the atmosphere of his talks with Secretary of dominated by Anglo-Saxon names. And in the Republican party headquarters Choquette, the Provinicat previouslyeported Minister of Justice, sought to unofficially that Laporte, the State William P. Rogers had there is a special organization to define and cater to separate units of hyphenated reply to criticism of the way Provincial Minister of Labor been "very good" and that Americans. the emergency powers have and Immigration, who was tension between Moscow and In Pittsburgh, this ethnic task force is kidnapped on Oct. 10, had Washington had eased. rea wakening of ethnic demanding representation on been shot in the head. Gromyko, who addressed identity has taken the form po I icy• making boards and Laurin Lapointe, the Assembly in the of a renewal of the Pan Slavic commissions. Montreal's chief coroner, said afternoon, described the alliance, which seeks "Ethnic American" is a that the "bond" used to charges of cease-fire government-sponsored ethnic term almost as old as the choke Laporte could have violations on which the •cultural and research centers ountry, but one that needs to (Continued on Page 8) (Continued on Page 2) and is making itself felt as a be redefined each generation - political pressure group. or so. Those so defined in the In Cleveland, an current political struggle are Use of peace symbol Italian-American president of largely Eastern and Southern the city council is attempting Europeans'—Italians, Poles, to rebuild the Italian Hungarians and the welter of community of the city and an (Continued on Page 8) as trademark refused (C) 1970 NYT Newsservice Intercontinent Shoe WASHINGTON-The Corporation, New York, and "peace symbol" will not be any other appii ' :ons for the Nixon's style: registered as a trademark. The same symbol. Department of Commerce The peace symbol, a circle announced yesterday that around an inverted Y in smooth and slick William E. Schuyler, Jr., which the bar of the Y commissioner of patents, had extends through, has been instructed the trademark widely used by opponents of By Max Franke! and be counted." examining division to refuse Canada's Prime Minister Trudeau in happier times. the war in Vietnam. (C) 1970 NYT News Service (If these controlled an application filed by FORT WAYNE, Ind.-It is choristers of dissent aren't The Inte, tinent delivered without text, paid by the hour at these application was in stream-of-cousciousness style, Nixon rallies, they ought to "interference" with another but there is nothing be. In fact, when they don't registration of a somewhat unconscious or accidental in shout quite loud enough, as White House denies reports similar design—a circle with the design of the message that in North Dakota Monday, the an inverted Y in registration President Nixon brought here President himself exhorts of a somewhat similar Monday night and plans to them on: "I can handle it. design—a circile with an carry into every close Senate Don't worry about it. Go of a unilateral cease-fire inverted Y in which the bar is race across the country. Each right ahead.") By Tad Szulc and towns' mayors to provide nu merous officials and not ext ended. Above the of the major slogans comes The president begins by (C) 1970 NYT News Service maximum security in diplomats that some form of circle is the word '^>eace" in out with the sa me explaining that he has come WASHINGTON-Reports preparation for unilateral "Understanding" may soon capitals. Schuyler said* his choreography of gesture, not for himself or his party from Saigon that the United cease-fire. be sought in a new round of ruling did not apply to that from Grand Forks, N.C, to but for the sake, of the States and South Vietnam But White House Press secret talks in Paris to provide mark because it was not tbe Johnson City, Tenn., and the country—always called the might announce a unilateral Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler, a basis for ceasing the design of the peace symbol as alert listener can almost hear United States . of America. ceasefire in Vietnam before commenting on the reports hostilities in the foreseeable such. Presunjgbly Koenig can the roman numeral cadences For the things that every the end of the month were that an allied cease-fire may future. register it if he satisfies the beside each point of the citizen favors, he says, hang categorically denied be announced, said that "we "Understanding" routine requirements. President's speech outline: in Washington by the slender yesterday by the White plan no announcement Senior officials insisted Schuyler ruled against the I —Peace. II-Power. thread of a single vote. So the House. beyond the ones we have that only an "understanding Intercontinent application Ill—Prices. IV—Programs! fate of the nation rides on the These reports were almost already made on Vietnam." can lead to a Vietnam truce, "on the grounds that the V—Permissiveness. election of - entirely based on the meeting "We do not plan to even though they symbol is not a trademark by Charters Why not bring all the this weekend between announce any further ackn owledged that the which the goods of Hopefully, Nixon surveys troops home? The dissenters President Nguyen Van Thieu initiatives," he said. Ziegler meeting called by President Intercontinent Shoe may be every setting, looking for the want to k now, Nixon and his principal military and added that the U.S. believed Thieu was "extraordinary" distinguished from the goods end-the-war chanters in the observes. Because "we have civilian aides at Yung Tau, that negotiations are "the and that it may relate to new of others." All applications crowd (or outside the hall if to win the peace for a whole near Saigon. The meeting is quickest way to gain a peace hopes for fresh diplomatic for peace symbol registration tickets are scarce). Hopefully, generation and not merely reportedly being held to in Vietnam and Indochina efforts in Paris. are to be refused for the same he listens for an obscenity or end wars as we did in Korea study the consequences of a and that is the path we are The question of a general reason. two from the chorus-which is and after World Wars I and II, cease-fire. pursuing." standstill cease-fire proposed always audible but never Schuyler said that he responds. (When he last Reports While the White House by President Nixon 4s really disrupting. This brings information in news report spoke here, Nixon was rather According to the Saigon public denial of unilateral expected to come up when he up the war in a way he wants satisfied him that the peace proud of the way the reports, Thieu had already cease-fire plans was privately meets here today with Soviet it brought up and leads symbol ''could not properly Eisenhower-Nixon instructed his military shared by .qualified Foreign Minister Andre A. logically, to an appeal for the fu notion as a trade mark Administration had ended the commanders in the four corps administration sources, Gromyko, even though ." silent majority "to stand up subject to registration by the war in Korea.) areas and provincial governors speculation developed among (Continued on Page 8) patent office." Page! HIMJIIMIIHH Thursday, October 22, 1970 Rock trivia revealed- the answers you've waited for! To end the suspense, we present the answers to Tuesday's rock quiz. Prizes to be awarded for the highest scores submitted before today. Once again we emphasize the absence of any connection between the knowledge on this qui2 and appreciation of music. Those who do well, however, can claim with pride the title "rock freak." Highest score at press time—

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51) Ya-Ya, Do-Re-Mi, Workin' In the Coal Mine. 52) Huey "Piano" Smith. 53) Jay "Bird" Uzzel, Moe "King" Uzzel. 54) Walk On By. 55) Young Brigham. 56) Bobby Fuller. 57) Chas Chandler (of the Animals). 58) The Alan Price Set. 59) A Whiter Shade of Pale, Lover's Concerto and many others. 60) Sky Saxton. 61) The Toys, Steve Lawrence. 62) Leader of the Launderomat. 63) Get Me to the World on Time, Too Much To Dream Last Night. 64) The Pigeons. 65) Chad Stuart and Jeremy Clyde. 66) Earth Opera, Ultimate Spinach, Beacon Street Union, Eden's Children, Orpheous, Velvet Underground (sort of). 67) The Crystals, The Ronnettes, Bob B. Soxx, The Righteous Brothers. 68) Move It Baby. 69) Al Kooper. 70) The Majestic. 71) Danny Kalb. 72) Ed Cassidy (Spirit), Bobby Elliot (Hollies) Mike Love (Beach Boys), Danny Kalb (Blues Project). 73) Cassidy of Spirit 74) Alice Cooper 75) Jim Fielder, Jim Messina, Bruce Palmer. 76) Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. 77) Mosrite. 78) Felix Pappalardi. 79) N.D. Smart. 80) Maureen Tucker. 81) P.F. Slcran. 82) Guess! Thursday, October 22, 1970 UiM»3ilMi!ME Page Five Few election campaign issues reaching electorate

By R.W.Apple Jr. the country that he is getting out. He has gubernatorial races for Milton J. Sharp in Unless currents not now visible are running (C) 1970 NYT News Service proceeded at a pace that some find too fast, Pennsylvania and sander M. Levin in Michigan. deep within the electorate, the the Democrats WASHINGTON-With two weeks to go, some find too slow but most find about right, Even if they are right, the unemployment should take control of several governorships the 1970 election campaign shows every and Vietnam is not a topic of debate. from which they will have benefitted has now held by the Republicans-no astonishing indication of remaining one of history's great Pollution resulted at least partly from defense cutbacks, accomplishments, since the Democrats are nondebates. Pollution is a problem, but every politician which most Democrats favor, and from the down to about rock bottom, with only 18 The Republican chairman in one of the in American has discovered that it is enough General Motors strike, which they probably governors among the 50. mountain states said last week that he could to proclaim himself a champion of the could not have prevented. Gains not remember a year when "so few issues environment. The dialogue of pollution is Undecided The Democrats will probably emerge with really grabbed the electorate," and his about as muscular as a keep-off-t he-grass Much of all this seeps through to the a few more members of the House of judgment is shared by professionals of both editorial. Usually, each candidate has a average voter and accounts for the Representatives, perhaps about a dozen—a major parites all over the country.' It is as if television commercial showing him purring smaller gain by. the party out of power in the the public has suddenly concluded that beside still waters or shouting beside murky White House than is usual, but by no means polit icians have no real so hit ions.- ones. an earthshaktng development. Technique has replaced substance. The Violence, drugs and crime are problems-or A news analysis In the senate, a Republican gain of about media are the thing, of the polls; Br' one problem, a£ components of "the social three seats seems likely—a reversal of the vote-pulling strategies, or even the old, tired issue"—but the Republicans, in most cases, are extraordinary apathy that is remarked upon historical trend, but again not surprising in appeals to ethnic of sectional differences. content to state^and restate the problem, and by so many candidates this year. In state after view of the' fact that Nixon was the first Emilio Q. Daddario, the Italian-American the Democrats aie playing the same game, if stKte-California, Connecticut, Utah, newly elected president in a century to face - gubernatorial candidate in Connecticut, relatedly. Almost no one is seriously Florida-the undecided vote in the polls is at opposition ^ control of both houses of complained recently that both his party and discussing the origins of social ills; almost no least twice what it usually is at this stage. Congress. the opposition were spending too much time one is proposing fresh remedies. Sensing this, Nixon has decided to turn the Over-all, then, the Republicans will not get . worrying about ethnic appeals. last, two weeks into a referendum on his much for their record off-year expenditures of Personalities Economy policies and his personality, with personal $ 11 million, and put the Democrats in In some cases, the campaign degenerates The economy is a problem, with visits to as many as 20 states, and additional position to crow very much about posing into a personality contest. But sometimes that unemployment and inflation simultaneously stumping by his wife and his son-in-law, David themselves for a 1972 comeback-unless, of fails, too. After a confrontation in Indian increasing. But the Democrats are still running Eisenhower. The betting in Washington is that course, the apathy suddenly disappears in the between Sen. Vance Hartke and his republican against Herbert Hoover, without stating in it will not work. 13 days left before the ballots are cast. opponent, Richard L. Roudebush, the editor much detail how they would decrease prices of a small-town paper wrote that he would without decreasing employment. The "rather vote for Hortense Myers." Myers is a Republicans aren't talking. political reporter. At this stage, the economy seems to be -Academics- There is no lack of real problems to which, biting a little deeper than the rest of the in another year, political candidates might be issues, and some Democratic professionals offering alternate solutions. <; think it may be enough to elect John V. (Continued from Page 1) Reduced aid funds are directed into the Tunney to the Senate in California, save The war in Vietnam countinues, but improvement and The problem of reduced sciences, they indirectly aid Hartke's seat in Indiana, and win close President Nixon appears to have convinced quantitative expansion of funds for graduate education the humanities division of the eudcation in all other nationally has had its effort graduate school, according to 4 Raucous 24 —de-pont. 39 Is sorry. sectors," he added. locally, also. 'The present McKinney. PUZZLE laugh. 25 Drone. 40"—a Way­ "It is noteworthy," he year is the final one for our "Support of the sciences is 5 On the 26 Night side " wrote this fall, "that 571 NASA Traineeships which support of the University. By Anthony Morse needy side. flyers. 41 Cut. graduate students will be 6 Green 27 Pronoun. 42 Lucy —. formally supported 30 The only reason we're as ACROSS 5G Jelly: Fr. feature. 28 Switch 44 Obstruction. engaged in some type of full-time students per year," good as we are in the 1 Cummer­ 57 Nevada city. 7 Draw. parts. 45 Fatigues. research or teaching service McKinney said. humanities is that the social bund. 58 Only time. 8 Spanish 30 Indians. 46 Girl's during 1970-71. This is a "It is also the final year sciences and natural sciences 5 Cloy. 59 Chalcedony. article. 31 Colorful name. number considerably larger for the Danforth Apprentice have been very effective in 9 Mirror 60 — now. 9 Scotch creeper. 47 Scarce: pref. than our entire graduate material. fil Boston plaids. 32 Jet. 49 English Teaching Fellowships which securing outside help. 13 Baile — specialty. 10 Eastern 33 Noun festivals. faculty. have supported 24 full-time 'This allows us to move Cliath VI Ps. ending. 51 Where to "By substituting for the students per year." tbe bulk of our resources into (Dublin). DOWN 11 Push. 36 French put a dole. faculty in appropriate ways At one time there were the humanities. We are all in 14 Eye: suit. 1 Palm. 12— pros. political 52 Numerical they free-up time and effort this together," McKinney 15 Egyptian 2Gudrun's Hi I.'. N. word. division. suffix. 180 National Defense Zeus. spouse. 18 What place"? 38 Came out 54 Monk. of the faculty and thus make Education Act Title IV, 17 Self-illumi­ 3 Polish of a 22 Read with 55 Old watch possible incresed scholarly Fellowships as Duke, nating kind. poetry. suddenly. attachment. productivity," he said. McKinney said. This year Award creatures. there will be only about one 19 Answer. In an effort to increase hundred. external aid and to recognize 20 French 3 5 6 7 9 10 u goose. 1 Symbols Sources academic achievement, the 21 Czech ' ' • The National Institute for 13 14 15 15 Graduate School will award river. Health, National Institute for $400 in a lump sum with no 22 Early 17 18 IB of Love. Mental Health, Office of columnist. restrictions to any currently Education a, and National enrolled graduate student 23 Mug. Symbol of love. Design­ 25 Small mark. 20 21 1 Science Foundation are the who successfully competes ed in the contemporary 20 Different • 22 primary sources of for essentially full-time 23 24 25 style of today. Choose people. I government graduate aid, he fellowship support from either earrings, ring or 28 Custard • said. sources outside the Graduate tarts. 26 27 28 pendants — or get the Although most external School. 29 Colorful, complete set. All pieces colorless 29 30 3a birds. | available in either Ster­ 31 Rooter. 34 ling Silver or Gold. 34 Smooth. Come in and give us the 38 • 35 Go had. 37 41 peace sign-—we'll know 3C Robert —. what to show you. 37 Discern. J 38 Venus, et al. .. Ambassador 4•7 42 Skids. 44 45 4. 1 IH 43 Cotton- woods. 48 49 ^•50 51 52 44 Images. (H 47 Roof 53 54 55 material. Club Room 48 Cooking 56 57 58 odors. 49 Primates. 60 50 Container. 53.Negative " 1 at Ramada Inn contraction. • ©Field Enterprises, Inc., 1970 54 Sudden flame. Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle

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It was so much better, it seems, hard to get worked up about it all. groups, working for candidates and so We must prepare for that time, we when we knew just what had to be It's hard to be consumed 'by forth. must consider what this society does done, when we knew we were right. It political optimism and, yes, moral But each time we must ask to each of us. was so much better when we knew fervor, because we've been there ourselves if what we are doing is To awaken from our lethargy is that change was coming, that time was already and we've seen that just consistent with our goals. necessary, not so we will be there for on our side. wishing needed radical change doesn't It is clear that we can only change the next demonstration, but so that But the political climate is make it so. America by changing the entire base we can work within ourselves to different now. Editorials of past years Not only that, we've learned that of the society—from one of better understand ourselves and our continually urging people to action no specific actions are going to force domination to one of co-operation, relations to each other. that will succeed have become the restructuring of this society that's from one of elite rule to one of Political action, unfortunately, anachronisms. Talk of what must be necessary before we can live in democracy, from one of isn't fun any more. In some ways it's done for the most part is diffuse,- freedom and in peace. profit-orientation to one of almost boring. almost detached. Those in power, in all our people-orientation. These last few years have carried us The escalation of dissident tactics institutions, are driven by one Specific tactics may not yet be past the fun and public solidarity, past in the last few years has apparently underlying goal: to preserve their clear, yet we believe firmly that the feelings of righteousness and false left us with no alternatives, save the power and the system that has substantive change, if there can be sense of accomplishment. murderous bombings. But, in the past, benefited them. any, can only come if it is based on It's no longer a time when being before each step higher in the So it's little surprise that our pleas our concern for the humanity of us young and hopeful is a happy thing, disruptive scale we were convinced for essential change of that system all. and, thus, we must begin to think and that the next step, if threatened or if have fallen upon deaf ears-^we're Polarization is continuing and the act on the basis of our sadness, necessary reached, would bring us asking America's rulers to voluntarily time may not be too distant when we disappointment and near-gone feelings close to our goals. remove some or all of their power or are forced to take action in defense_of of hope. And up the escalator we went— to disown the competitive, ourselves or defense of the status quo. —If we reasoned with those in profit-oriented system that put them power, we would succeed, for those in where they are. power are food men trapped by an They didn't listen and we tried to immoral system. force them to listen. And yet our —If we showed our strength and disruptive efforts were also failures; Dr. Hip Pocrates dedication to those in power by they failed because, again, we asked marching or sitting on the quad we more of those in power than they -Eugene Schoenfeld, M.D. would succeed, for basic morality were willing or, in their minds, free to would be on our side. give. For the past few weeks I've been our water bed research. We were greeted by —If we disrupted by taking over a So here we are. The bombers say spending as much time as possible in bed. I Michael Valetine Zamero who wore greying building or sitting on a traffic circle, the only answer is to stop the haven't been ill or overly fatigued-it's just hair and a moustache. His engineer, Moss we would succeed, for those in power machine. That this further escalation hard to get out of my new water bed. Aggregate, wore a small beard and his would rather yield to our demands, at of tactics will fail seems probable, that Water beds are basically vinyl or attractive secretary a yellow notebook pad. rubberized sacks resembling large air Each bedroom of the house contained a least partially, than be faced with many will needlessly die by the water bed and the swimming pool was tumult. mattresses. They don't feel like air bombers' efforts is inevitable. mattresses though. They feel like well, heated to body temperature. Bernard and I —If we closed down our campuses, Like Harry Baily in "Getting as the literature accompanying my water bed spent some time romping on the seven by we would succeed, for the rulers in Straight" we've been through the puts it: nine foot bed in the living room. Mr. Washington would listen to us before marches, sit-ins, petitions and "Live and love on liquid luxury, floating Zamoro told me he wanted to name this they would let us destroy America's free, more releaxed than ever before. An model the "Schoenfeld" (presently it's demands. And we can't be easily called the "Seventyniner." I told him I'd educational plant. experience beyond verbalization. Your excited again. Those tactics don't sleep on it. And so, here we are. work, and very few are willing to Water Bed follows your body It would be wrong to say that life spend their time in exercises of movements, your rhythms, fits you like your Michael Valentine, Zamoro's present in America is worse in every way futility. shadow, echoes and enhances your mission is to change the world's bed habits today than in the mid-1960's. There and it seems he's doing well by doing good. But the horror that is America Before I left, Michael Valentine Zamoro are less people dying in Vietnam now' continues to confront us. We can hear than in 1968. A few blacks are better applications such as preventing and treating presented me with a Doctor of Divinity the boots tramping in the bed sores but for most people they're a treat degree in his Church of Universal off now than they were then. distance—Kent State is sufficient rather than a treatment. My own water bed Brotherhood. His church has three tenets: 1) But the war continues. Repression warning. Our nation continues to experiences began with a telephone call from Love thyself 2) Love thy brother and sister has become a fact of polit i c a I life. murder, pillageandoppress. a friend in Los Angeles. 3) Take charge of your own head and do as Racism, although no longer freely Thus, to an extent, to passively sit "You've won a water bed!" you see fit. publicly practiced, is still at the core by still seems intolerable. "A what?" He also gave me two beds, one of which I of many of our institutions. Poverty "A water bed. An ad in the L.A. FREE sent to my parents for their wedding The problem, of course, is one of anniversary. So while trying to figure out and unemployment still plague our tactics. And we have no more answers PRESS announced a weekly drawing for a water bed. There was no drawing the first whether I should lend my name to the bed society. America continues to exploit than anyone else as far as specific •I've been, conducting research. As the the people and resources of the moves. week and the ad says they're giving you the underdeveloped parts of the world. first bed." What we do believe is that each of I was headed for L.A. anyway to meet And more money is spent on the us must. get his head together and with a producer interested in film rights to military than the welfare of the decide what is important to him, how DEAR DR. HIP POCRATES. The next day te y w '" «a repo*' ° *n nd American people. each of us must live his life. the world's tallest belly dancer and I flew on]eSS 5UouS a So things are still pretty bad, and, Then, taking ourselves and our south for a day marred by parking and therapeutic-, W ^ ^ to yo ^ if Nixon and his gang are to be feelings as a starting point, we must traffic tickets (2 moving violations-my first ltft Ur believed, they'll probably get worse as in years) and planes missed going and d look at our immediate relations with breath »" movernen^ .tcuddles you ^ the Washington politicos fan the others, and see how these compare coming. But light brightened the smog in the flames of reaction among alienated with our stated ideals. form of Michael Valentine Zamoro and his your fr. water bed tribe. middle Americans. Once that has been done, we can 'sfun to slMP1"-"" Yet, although things are certainly "Do you mind nude women?" asked the look at the immediate political scene voice on the telephone. I assured him I little better then they were when it around us and decide what we can do: seemed fitting to make rhetorical calls wouldn't fly into a rage and that evening a DEAR DR. HIP POCRATES is a ' draft counselling, supporting the group of us, including Bernard the St. collection of letters and answers published for action and hope, now it seems union, tutoring, media, pressure Bernard, drove up Nichol Canyon to begin by Grove Press $.95 paperbound. The graduate Poor people's medical care—revisited -Mark Pinsky

The article dealing with (psychiatric ward of Duke doctors putting down black professionals (one a segregation and that if they (sociologists, race and mental health in Hospital) by a white orderly. "etiology unknown" or nurse with a B.S. from discrimination creates a psychologists, social workers Durham County ("For It was taken down by a white "etiology psychosoma" UNC-G) who applied highly unfavorable climate of and medical personnel) Durham's Blacks and Poor, supervisor, but not before because "they couldn't unsuccessfully at the Center, mental health care for black declared a moratorium on the Mental Health Care almost every black person on understand what the patients and one black nurse (with an people." analysis of Black personalities Disgraceful") which appeared the ward had read it. were saying." M.S. and 15 years experience) According to Dr. Jackson, and families, and trained their in the Chronicle on Sept. 28 A black PCA (patient care Apparently the model at Umstead. no one she spoke with denied guns instead upon racism and also appeared in the North assistant) on Minot Ward white professional at Duke Most of the mail and any aspect of the accuracy of other concommitant Cat olina Anvil and the (also Duke Hospital), Mrs. was somewhat less than telephone calls prompted by the condition of mental problems of white, middle Carolina Times. It was felt Christine Strudwick, said that impressed with the piece. One thV piece were directed health care for Durham class American society, that that in that way the problem the article was accurate as far labeled the entire article a toward Dr. Jackson. At least County residents. Some of when they turned once more would be brought to the as it went, but that it "didn't "McCarthyist attack" and a half dozen Durham those involved intimated that to Black families, there black, student and tell half the story." She told another stated that he was residents, including members the situation was even more would, alas, be no more case professional communities of about a 55 year old black "surprised" by Dr. of the medical community, critical than described in the materials available for such Durham with maximum woman who had an epileptic Jacquelyne Jackson's called and asked what they article. The most critical studies as The Mark of impact. seizure on a bus downtown. comments. A psychologist could do to help remedy the comments she received were Oppression, Black Rage and Within the professional The woman was taken off the voiced satisfaction that he situation. of the order of 'These are Black Suicide. community at least, the bus and put in the county refused to be interviewed for Mr. James A. Johnson, problems, but you just don't Ultimate responsibility for impact was immediate and "drunk tank" where she died the article. Duke University retired Chief Educational talk about them." public mental health care in considerable. an hour later. President Terry Sanford said Therapist at the Veterans Quoting from Black Rage, Durham County rests with All those county and state "If you're staggering and he had seen the piece, but Administration Hospital in Dr. Jackson again suggested the County Board of employees quoted by name in black downtown, there's no had not at that time read it. Tuskegee, Alabama, (which that "...clinicians who are Co mmissioners. Future the piece who were critical of way in the world you're goings He said he intended to do so, specializes in neuro­ interested in the inquiries and suggestions any aspect of mental health to stay out of the drunk and would have "an psychiatry disturbances) psychological functioning of should be addressed to care were called in by their tank." appropriate response" at that wrote that "based on many black people must get them—before election day. superiors to discuss their A black technician, also on time. years experience in the area, I acquainted with this body of Problems of the sort comments. One copy of the Minot, overhearing Mrs. The Biltmore Hotel on am aware of those problems character traits which we call described in this series are by article was tacked up on the Strudwick's discourse, added Pettigrew Street, after being you discussed." He went on the 'Black Norm'.*' An no means confined to bulletin board of Meyer Ward that he frequently saw white padlocked, is now open again to write that "some positive example of this "Black Durham County. To deal and according to Durham effort must be made to either Norm" for white psychiatrists with these problems and Police Chief Pleasants it is change present attitudes or to note, says Dr. Jackson, is others on a nationwide basis, make certain that personnel that for manv blacks the Maurice Falk Medical Editor-in-Chief, Clay Steinman now an area of "frequent patrol." with these attitudes not be "suspiciousness of whites is Fund is apparently now in Managing Editor, Dave Pace In the area of employment placed in senior natural, not pathological." the process of funding a Editorial Chairman, Les Hoffman at the Durham County administrative positions." In a forthcoming review of national symposium on Executive Editor, Ralph Karpinos Community Mental Health Because, he concluded, Black Suicide for "Racism and Mental Health" Business Manager, Mark Lees Center and John B. Umstead "the bottom level of such an A f r o - A m e r i c a n , An to take place within the next Night editor for today's issue, Mike Patrick. Hospital, the article brought organization is never better Interdisplinary Journal, Dr. several months. It will be to light the cases of two othf"- than the top. Racial Jackson wrote: "It may not, interesting to see who attends in fact, be too bold to suggest from Durham County. THIS WEEKEND ONLY! The Record Bar's Gigantic ABC Sale Any Artist On Any Label Whose Last Name Or Name Of Group Starts With A,B,C Are On Sale This Weekend

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>• le 5 »V1 s Wl Now you see it, now you donl. The air conditioning system for the - £ in Great Hall could only be installed in the basement of the Union building tr; ¥&: hi -Ethnic appeal- -Quebec- * bj (Continued from Page 3) he is still alive. His captors, (Continued from Page 3) political counterthrusts in Daley organization's power in Throughout the country been a cnain he wore around the front's Liberation Cell, Slavic nationalities from the Chicago, Pittsburgh, Cook county. politicians have been forced his neck to which a Catholic seemed to have reached a Balkan States. Cleveland and other northern Because of a deep-seated by reaction to a decade of religious medal was attached. stalemate with the "There is a feeling of cities as the Democratic party belief in the "melting pot" civil rights agitation to take The chain was in place when authorities. having been exploited by the strives to retain the dominant theory of America, few another look at the white Laporte's body was found in The federal and provincial Democrats," explained a position it has held among statistics have been compiled urban community, and they an automobile trunk early governments have refused the member of the Republican ethnic voters since the days on ethnic Americans, and have found that the "melting Sunday morning. kidnappers* central Nationalities Committee. of Franklin Delano figures are hard to come by. pot" has not done its job. No news demand—the release of 23 "They appeal to the ethnic Roosevelt. Most authorities seem to Angry, frustrated and fearful There was no news prisoners who are front identity during election year, Here in Chicago, for agree that the identifiable collections of voters who had yesterday of James R. Cross, members. The Cross but the rest of the time they instance, Mayor Richard J. ethnic population includes been w elded to the the Brit ish Trade kidnaDuers have shown no pretend there is no such thing Daley has ordered precinct about 40 million people, Democratic party in the Commissioner, who was also disposition to accept a as ethnicity. We think we can captains out into the suburbs concentrated mostly in the nineteen thirties are looking abducted at gunpoint by the counteroffer of safe passage to Cuba for themselves in capitalize on the frustration to And the ethnic voters who 58 major industrial cities of for new answers to new Front on Oct. 5. exchange for the release of this sort of politics has have fled the city and try to questions. the Midwest and North. Cross unharmed. developed in the ethnic reverse the slow Republican The front is an communities." growth that threatens to organization of young French The police have raided This drive is stirring surround and smother the •Cease-fire- Canadians dedicated to the more than 1,000 premises years ago, also a pre-election political separation of Quebec' since the emergency powers (Continued from Page c period-secret talks would from Canada and the were invoked Friday morning overthrow of capitalism. Moscow has taken a hostile presumably center on but have failed, so far as is -Tradition protested- view of the latest American President Nixon's five-point Nothing has been heard known, to find Cross or two peace plan. plan of Oct. 7, calling for a from Cross since last Sunday, men sought in the Laporte but the belief here was that kidnapping. (Continued from Page 1) prestige" oriented, but are In the present m utual standstill cease-fire, regulate voting and the "responsibilities," designed situation—and some and the eight-point plan problem of fluctuating for the better organization of diplomatic observers noted presented by the Provincal Low cost Wheels in Stock attendance, according to the group, according to similarities with the situation Revolutionary Government Mary Thad Ridge, a leader of Ridge. prevailing in Paris just two. last month. the group. Members also elected Officers for the first BARBECUE BEEF chairman, secretary, and Welcome Folk*! 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West's this novel was not published Day of the Locust," still and Giroux hel pful to Martin was American society. West was anti-establishment leaning until West was twenty-six is considered the best work ever It may seem strange that it certainly S.J. Pearl man, aware thai hard work and developed early in his life. typical of West's attitude written about life in is not until 30 years after his West's brother-in-law and honesty were not sufficient Even while in high school, towards his work. He spent Hollywood. death that the first biography closest friend. Pearlman was attributes to assure success in West was too busy reading years writing and rewriting While I would recommend of Nathaneal West has been invaluable in relating West's America, and he wanted to books he enjoyed to each of his four novels. While Martin's lenghty work on published. Surely an author moods and ideas about his let people know the truth. concentrate on his studies. doing this work, West was West's life to anyone who is such as West, who is currently work to Martin, and West further elaborated his When he decided he empolyed at other jobs. interested in studying the regarded as one of the great ultimately to the reader. analysis of American society wanted to go to college, he What West really wanted maturation* of a writer, and writers of his era (despite a Despite the fact thai all of in "The Day of the Locust," simply forged a new high to do was to live on a farm particularly how Nathanael limited output of work), West's novels were published in which he foresaw large school record, complete with somewhere and just write West's novels developed, I would have generated enough in the 1930's, they are segments of American going excellent grades, for himself. (sounds like half my friends), would strongly recommend interest in his work that his e xtremely relevant to the beserk in a quest for mass He attended both Tufts and but most of his time was anv of West's four novels. tragic death at age 37 would United States today. The violence. West was keenly Brown on the basis of his spent in the city working at a 'The Dream Life of Balso have been shortly followed major source of West's aware of the relationship of forged record, but he hotel. West also worked as a Snell," "A Cool Million" by a work on West's life and material was his fertile mind. violence to America, and the coin tinned to prefer to screen writer in Hollywood, "Miss Lonely hearts," and novels. In his fiction, West tried to events of the savage sixties educate himself. finding that the work may 'The Day of the Locust" But in actuality, West successfully deal with the would not have surprised him While attending college. not have satisfied his artistic (particularly the latter two) received very little attention problems of man's existence. at all. West spent much of his time yearnings, but it paid well, to anyone who enjoys fine during his life. His four novels His works thus all possess this In tracing the course of writing. Indeed, it is believed and enabled him to continue fiction. You won't be generally received favorable i ntense psychological basis, West's life, as well as that much of his first novel. to work on his serious disappointed. praise from the critics, but though ostensibly dealing due to a variety of factors with different motifs. (the economy at the time, the It may be trite to say that bankruptcy of West's a man was born ahead of his pub 1 isher etc.) their sales time, but since many of West's ideas are currently Blues on recent releases were extremely limited. In fact, West earned less than accepted, I can't help thinking that he would have one thousand dollars from By Barry Hoberman traditionalDelta bottleneck ("From Four Until Late"). compensates for these these works. been happier living in the drawbacks. 1960's than in the 1930's, school, with a rhythmic, However, the past decade Robert Johnson when he wtjs viewed as an percussive style all his own. Whereas Johnson's music has witnessed a rediscovery of King of the Delta Blues Guy's wild, howling vocals Nathaneal West, probably intellectual removed from the is a classic example of the Singers Volume 2, Columbia But it is as a composer complement his guitar work beginning when a new mainstream of thought. This primitive country blues of the Records that Johnson's genius is most perfectly. Each seems like an publication of his complete similiarity in ideas is probably Mississippi Delta region, evident. Only Willie Dixon extension of the other. His works was released. This why today's audience is more Buddy Guy Buddy Guy plays the hard, rivals him as a writer of the ecstatic singing has suffered increased trend to include receptive to his works than I Was Walking Through the tough, amplified city blues blues, which is remarkable more than his playing on the West's name in the list of were past audiences. Woods, Cfcess Records which have been coming out considering that the prolific newer materia), and it is good great America writers of this Fundamentally, West's of Chicago since the 1940's. Dixon has written hundreds to hear him wailing away century has inspired Jay concern was people; not just With the release of the of songs while only unaffectedly again. Martin to write a biography the individual, but society as second Robert Johnson twenty-nine of Johnson's of West. "Nathanael a whole. His conception of collection, everything ever Guy's recent releases have compositions are known to The other musicians on West/The Art of His Life" is • American society and the recorded by the legendary had him singing too many the record are all excellent, as an attempt by Martin to show future he foresaw for it have "King of the Delta Blues sensitive ballads with lots of k Singers" has now been made if you expected anything else how and why West's novels earned West the label of an piano accompaniment but available to the public. The from the Chess studios. Guy's evolved as they did. The ironic prophet, since, This album includes a not enough of his stinging thirteen remaining sides of long time bassist Jack Myers author's emphasis is on the unfortunately, many of his number of songs popularized guitar. It just doesn't work; the twenty-nine he recorded is on every cut, and blues experiences on which West predictions have come true. by rock groups, including this man was born to shout. for Vocalion Records in "1 Was Walking Through the greats Junior Wells and the 1936-7 are on this album, in "Love In Vain" (Rolling Stones), "Four Until Late" Woods." a collection of cuts late Otis Spann each lend a addition to three songs recorded between 1960-64. hand on five tracks. repeated from the first (Cream), and "Rambling On has Guy where he record. My Mind" (John Mayall). It's said that Elmore James belongs—screaming the blues. I saw Buddy Guy last year adopted his driving style on on a bill with Led Zeppelin. Barbra Johnson's powerful and slide guitar from "I Believe As a guitarist. Guy -is He cut them to pieces, Streisand resonant vocals make you I'll Dust My Broom." although you'd have had a forget about the crude downright vicious. He has a mean, biting style that makes hard time convincing the Yves conditions under which he Johnson wrote some malignant tenny-boppers was recorded. His voice is exceptionally beautiful B.B. King seem placid by comparison, especially there of that. As a matter of Montand extremely clear and melodies. His songs are fact, he was booed, until melodious, and it lacks the generally expressions of effective on "First Time I Met the Blues" and "Let Me disgusted, he resorted to gruff, raunchy qualities of a despair brought on by his performing Hendrix-type Howlin' Wolf or Son House problems with women. Love You Baby." In his early days Guy was not as inventive antics. Then Jimmy Page °" A Clear that many people associate However, his lyrics contain a came out with the Zeppelin, Based upon the Musical Play On A Clear Day You Can See Forever with the blues. He was also a good deal of ironic wit, and as he is now. and many riffs on the album become and received frenzied STARTS brilliant guitarist. Eric he was still capable of writing adulation as he made Clapton and Johnny Winter a humorous song like reptitious, its basic flaw. He yorktowne was also less given to tearing gruesome sounds by playing have indicated that Johnson 'They're Red Hot" or a line his guitar with a violin bow. TODAY SrtHatw S3 is their favorite musician of like "A woman is like a off those unbelievably fast runs which were all over the Page may be a fine sound SHOWS: 1:30-3:52-6:14-8:41 all time. He was an dresser, some man's always effects man, but if you want imaginative exponent of the nmnin' through its drawers" records he did with Junior Wells. Still, the raw power of tp hear someone play guitar, his playing more than give a listen to Buddy Guy. 'he Yorktowne ' 'heater **®st w:::::*:*:::*:::*:::*^^^ the Mobile PRESENTS Hot-shots Attractions TECHNICOLOR* I : Friday: |:i Every Saturday Night 11:45 P.M. — Oct. 24 I 8:15 p.m., Piano recital by Loren Withers, in Page :g '• Auditorium. Withers, head of Duke's piano faculty, will ;£ " C ha •itity" • play Bach's Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue, Beethoven's '$ • Sonate in C Major, Opus 53 (Waldstein), and '$. ': Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition. $ THE WINTER FILM FESTIVAL iH Withers is an excellent pianist, and the works he will $ "ELLIOTT CANDICE : perform are "masterworks from piano literature," to >j: OF SCREEN CLASSICS GOULD-BERGEN I quote the University calendar. The Mussorgsky selection $ ; is particularly great. This is a concert to attend. There is •:;: GETTVjG : no admission charge. : Saturday: §: 8:15 p.m., Beethoven Cycle III, played by the Ciompi •& | "THE BEST OF LAUREL AND HARDY" mt : Quartet, in the Music Room, East Duke. 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. James Gang . Delaney & Bonnie . Santana . Creedence Clearwater Revival . Four Tops 42. Anne Murray '.. Temptations :. Orson Welles . Led Zeppelin III . Rare Earth 43. Melanie I. Quincy Jones I, Eric Clapton . Jackson 5 . Sugar loaf 44. Clarence Carter I. Neil Diamond . Engelbert Humperdinck . James Taylor . Isaac Hayes 45. Stevie Wonder it. Jimi Hendrix, Buddy Miles & '. Bob- Dylan . Rollins Stones . Guess Who 46. King Crimson Billy Cox i. Wilson Pickett . Soundtrack . Who 47. Three Dog Night i. Eric Burdon Declares War . Grateful Dead . Neil Young . Traffic 48. Simon & Garfunkel '. John Mayall I. Chicago Transit Authority . Joe Cocker . Iron Butterfly 49. Glen Campbell I. Paul McCartney i. Led Zeppelin II . Carpenters . Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young 50. Beatles I. Johnny Math is I. Cactus . Mood; Blues 51. Elton John I. Elvis Presley . Black Sabbath . Chicago . Aretha Franklin 52. Dave Mason . Freda Payne I. Ringo Starr . Who . Roberta Flack 53. Bread !. Michael Parks :. James Taylor . Band . Curtis Mayfield 54. Charley Pride ;. Byrds . Miles Davis . Grand Funk Railroad . The Last Poets 55. Ronnie Dyson . Steve Miller Band '. Burt Bacharach/Soundtrack . Otis Redding/Jimi Hendrix . Bobby Sherman 56. Gypsy i. Rare Earth :. Flock Experience . Original TV Cast 57. Edwin Starr i. Steppenwolf . Sly & The Family Stone . Temptations . Quicksilver Messenger Service 58. Neil Young & Crazy 1 . AUman Brothers Band . Bobby Sherman . Neil Diamond . James Brown 59. Canned Heat . Melanie '. Nancy Sinatra . Free 60. Buddy Miles I. MungoJerry 0. Fifth Dimension . Blood, Sweat & Tears 3 i. Lee Michaels Thursday, October 22, 1970 HIUI*JIIMIIM!3 Page Eleven Soccer squad bops State

By Bob W. Peltz 3-1 victory over State forced to forfeit their game Assistant Sports Kdilor Tuesday afternoon, Duke to State last week because of There is a feeling around now holds sole possesion of using an ineligible player. The • the ACC these days that this first place in the conference, forfeit knocks their league | might be the year that while their 5-0 record is one record down to 1-1, while Maryland will lose its grip on of only four undefeated boosting State's to 1-1-1. In records in the entire South the ACC soccer title, and the meantime Duke is 1-0, right now the leading Coach Skinner described while Virginia is 0-1, Clemson contender for the Tuesday's win by saying, "We 0-0-1 and Carolina 0-2. Wake dethrowning is none other looked very good in spots, and South Carolina do not ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_ than Coach Roy Skinner's even though we made a costly have soccer teams. I Duke's Wes Chesson still leads Blue Devils, mistake on that one goal." Duke will therefore find the ACC in pass receptions. By virtue of their strong "We're young, but we are itself at a familar position. getting older by every game", Once again they are on the he continued. "In some spots verge of taking the title, but we've played the best soccer this time the outcome may be Hart loses offense I've ever seen at Duke." different, as the team hosts a Gueterrez stars storehouse of talent. The The star of the big win was Blue Devils will have to get lead to Tom Suggs once again Pato Gueterrez, a by UVa. and Clemson in the very serious Ail-American South Carolina now being used in determing next seven days and then it contender, despite only being quarterback Tommy Suggs the passing leader, stands as will come down to playing a freshman. Pato knocked in has replaced Leo Hart of 14.2 while Suggs is second at Maryland or Carolina for the the third Duke goal, while Duke as the total offense 12.2. Hart has completed 85 championship and a possible teammate Carlos Barrendo leader in the Atlantic Coast of 146 for 929 yards while post-season play-off bid. put in the first two Duke Conference, according to Suggs has hit on 73 of 151 scores. With just a little luck, this Duke fullback Steve Jones blocks, for his fellow s latest statistics released by for 1,010 yards. could be the year of the Blue running back Bill Thompson in last Saturday's 22-6 victory the league's service bureau. With Hart out of the lead The Blue Devils had some Devils. over N.C. State Suggs, who had a season on total offense only Don trouble scoring in the first high of 266 yards against McCauley of North Carolina half, but they came alive in Maryland last week while remains as the top performer the second half for three Hart was finishing with a in two different categories. sco res and the win. Pugh, Wright share chore career low of only 55 against McCauley is the rushing Barrendo's first goal came in By Bob Price native scored 13 extra of the strength of each. the third period, while he i N.C. State, now has 988 leader with a 143.4 yards per Sports Information Office points and two field goals, Wright has the stronger leg ; yards for the year and 164.7 game and the scoring leader scored once more in the final one a 27-yarder on the last but, b ecause of his quarter to make it 2-1. Duke football coach Tom per game average while Hart with an average of eight Harp faces each week the play of the game o defeat soccer-style, sometimes has points per contest. Gueterrez, after turning in an i is second with 971 yards and happy dilemma of choosing Maryland, 30-2a trouble getting the ball off 161.8 average. Hart has been all around incredible Effective junior quickly. So Wright attempts Wake Forest's Larry performance, put the icing on between two outstanding the ACC's total offense As a junior, Pugh was even most kicks beyond the 30. Hopkins, who set an ACC the cake with his eighth goal place kickers. Finding the champion the past two record with 230 yards rushing proper blend of their talents more effective, hitting 15 of Pugh, the orthodox booter, season. of the season. against Clemson last week, has been a major contribution 18 extra points and four field handles PATs and short Held The Duke quarterback jumped from fifth to second In all, Duke outshot the to Duke's 4-2 record and goals, one a 46-yarder against goals. retained his hold on the behind McCauley in the hosting Wolfpack 22-8, while perfect 3-0 mark in the ACC. North Carolina. Consistency passing lead despite rushing department. Hopkins controlling the game after The two booters, Dave In spring practice, Pugh And, it's worked! completing only five of 11 now has 569 yards and a 94.8 giving up an early first period Pugh and David Wright, have was injured and relinquished PUgh has been model of against State, but Suggs • average. The two leaders will goal to the losers. waged a freindly battle and kicking duties temporarily to consistency: 4 of 5 field goals meet head-to-head this week. narrowed the gap by Maryland forfeit now find thmeselves junior David Wright, known and 7 of 8 PATs, missing his •#orrupleting 20 of 40 against McCauley's two Maryland, the perrenial two-three in scoring for the as "Orville" by his first Saturday against Maryland. Hart's completion touchdowns against Tulane ACC power in all minor Blue DeviIs, Pugh having teammates. In the spring N.C.State. sports, especially soccer, was average per game, the method (Continued on Page 12) scored 19 points; Wright, 17. game, he hit field goals, Of Wright has been less Pugh (6-2, 200) is a senior 36, 37 and 43 yards to consistent (2 of 2PATs and 5 and has been Duke's top establish himself as a threat of 15 field goals). But, he kicker for two years. As a to Pugh's job. boomed a 45-yarder as the sophomore, the Lynchburg, This fall, a solution to the gun sounded to whip dilemma was reached because Maryland 13-12. And, Saturday he set an ACC IMPORTED PIPES & TOBACCOS record with a 51-yarder by Dunhill ... GBD ... Comoys against N.C. State. POOR RICH AED'S VARLEY's With Wright and Pugh, IHHHM^^^^^B Men's Shop Duke is a threat to score ; 144 E. Franklin St whenever the Blue Devils Featuring This Week: Chapel Hill cross mid field.

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Spectrum Deadline Ciompi Quartet Parents' Weekend DUCC Artist Series YWCA Classes For those people Deadline for all spectrum copy The Ciompi Quartet will play Duke Parents' Weekend 1970 Tickets ii 3 p.m. the day before w Fall Classes beginning tin- rhoosing the speakers for chapel, Beethoven Quartets: Opus 1 R, (an expansion of the old Duke of November 2, at the Wttmg up communication among Students who have purchased publication for the Tuesday No. 2; Opus 59, No. 2: Opus 127. Dad^ Day) is scheduled for the a! YWCA on Chapel Hill tin- different religious faiths on through Friday papers. Deadline Saturday, Oct. 24 at 8:15 p.m. in weekend of November 6-8. tickets for the Duke University for Monday's paper is 3 pjn. ., includes Sewing, Bridge, campus, helping to carry out a Artist Series and have given an the East Duke Music Room. Parents of all undergraduate men tren's Ballet and Art. i jliini.n of religious activities, or out-of-state address should pick Friday. No announcement will be and women have been invited. pljnr.ing -.pedal religious activities run that is not in by these Anyone interested in assisting up their tickets at Page Box deadlines. Registration Daj Oct. for Duke and DUCC, the Duke Office, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with plans and preparations for info Universit) Christian Council will We are holding those tickets for Withers recital the weekend is invited to call the concerning mail-in registration, hold committee interviews on the students and would appreciate On Friday evening, Oct. 23 at Duke Y, ext. 2909. call the YWCA at 688-4396. Tuesday, Wednesday, and immediate pick-up. 8:15 pjn. in Page Auditorium, International cooking, crafts, Thursday, October 20-22. Call the the department of music will and entertainment will be Chapel Secretary at 2921 to set present LOREN WITHERS, featured at the Annual YWCA up an appointment. The Fantasticks Pianist, in a Faculty Recital. The World Fellowship 'Dinner to be program will include the Federation picnic held on Nov. 12, at 6:30 p.m. Tom Jones' and Harvey Anyone interested in joining following three masterworks from Adult plates are $1.50 and Schmidtls The Fantasticks will be Blue Jeans, Duke girls' service piano literature: Chromatic The Federation consisting of children's plates are $.75. performed by Hoof 'N' Horn in organization, is asked to contact Fantasy and Fugue, Bach: Sonata Bassett. Alspaugh, Canterbury, Proceeds go towards the YWCA Hebrew Classes Fred (02 Flowers'Building) on the Cathy Jones, room 361 Grad in C Major, Op. 53 (Waldstein) Lee, Pi Kappa Phi, and House P World Fellowship donation. Mrs. Haim Gordon will teach foUowing dates: Oct. 24, 25, 28, Center, or Sue Elisor, room 304 will have a picnic this Sunday, Hebrew folksongs tonight at 7 29, 30, 31, and Nov. 1 at 8:15 Brown, by Monday, Oct. 26. Blue exhibition by Mussorgsky. The p.m. in the Hillel Room, 013 Old p.m. and Oct. 25 and Nov. 1 at Jeans' projects include: a Faculty recital is open to the public Ch emistry Bldg. Both Hebrew 2:15 p.m. as well. Evening prices work weekend, working with without charge. classes are requested are $1.75 and matinees $1.50. Be Allied Arts of Durham, working Members of the RLC will be sure not to miss off-Broadway^ Mums For Homecoming ;ted longest running show, a tender with Vietnam veterans at the VA available for questions concerning invited. Hospital, painting buildings, and the Federation. All members of Order mums for homecoming musical story of parents, children, ushering for home basketball the Federation are urged to come. in Quad 9—2, Wed.—Fri. Price and love. Seating capacity limited, National Teacher Exams $1.50. Not possible to take orders Men's Gymnastics for reservations call ext. 4059. Less than two weeks remain after sale closes on Friday. Mums All ;stftd for prospective teachers who plan ' Political Science will be issued Saturday, Oct. 31, learning or practicing gymnastic to take the National Teacher before noon in Pep Board office meet with Dr. Dainis in the Card Homecoming Displays Examinations at the Duke Union (above toe Oak Room). Gym. Monday, Oct. 26 at 4 p.m. There will be an organizational University Counseling Center on [ Tentative workout times are dinner meeting of the freshman Y Living groups interested ia Nov. 14, to submit their The political science union Freshman scheduled for 4—6 p.m. Mon., Thursday night at 5:30 in the building -a Homecoming display for begins today and Wed. its weekly Wed., Fri., starting Monday Oct. Student Presbyterian Center (get are reminded to submit plans as 1 advisory program in 110 Flowers, All freshmen interested in 26. It is expected that a off bus at Campus Drive and soon as possible to the Alumni Educati Testing Service, 3 to 4:30. Anyone having Alexander Ave., P. center is on in, New Jersey, research problems or needing help being on the UFC Residential Life competitive club will soon be Office for approval by tbe ations for the j Committee, please stop by the for the right on Alexander). If you Homecoming Committee. in the planning of a program II ASDU office, 104 Union, and sign participate n N.C.A.A. want to help make dinner, come as must be forwarded , curriculum, or any other problem, up for an interview appointment competitions. at 5. If you plan to attend, please so as to reach the Princeton should come by. immediately. call the YWCA office, ext. 2909, Office not later than Oct. 22. before 4 p.m. Thursday. Bulletins of Information describing registration procedures Religious Activities Duke Players' and containing Registration 1970 Yearbook Forms may be obtained from the Bulletin Board Agnew Rally Tickets Copies of the 1970 Chanticleer Duke University Counseling The Duke University Christian A limited number of tickets Duke Players* wiU present Jean Center or directly from the are available in the Office of are available, by order, to the Genet's The Balcony in Branson National Teacher Examinations, Council has set up a religious Student Activities, 210 Flowers activities bulletin board in the Building, to students who were Agnew rally at 8 p.m., Oct. 26, in cf5 eX» Theatre Oct. 29-Nov. 1 and Nov. Educational Testing Service, Bos West Campus Union near the Raleigh. For information contact ^ Where fashion and ^S 5-R. Performances will begin at 911, Princeton, New Jersey enrolled as undergraduates last Dave Nolan, TEP 05 (2357), or 8:15 p.m. Tickets will be available 08540. entrance to the Cambridge Inn. year and did not receive a copy of elegance are Uw same All campus religious organizations the yearbook. Pete Broadbent Chi Delta Phi 102 Monday Oct. 19 in Branson or are urged to post any meetings or (4273), or Seth Gn Page auditorium box offices. Taylor. 6409. Reservations and information: Outing Club special events here. 684-3181. Students and This weekend there will be a TCNIT/ft university personnel tickets are hiking, camping, and protest trip priced at $2.00 per single show. to the Joyce Kilmer Memorial Gray Lectures A season ticket is now on sale Forest. Conservationists from all Dr. C. Eric Lincoln, professor Women's College in Branson for S7 (or will be held over this part of the country will of sociology arid religion at the Thursday, Oct. 22, Frank WEIGH with reservation). The limited be there to protest the Union Theological Seminiary, will Vice-presidents Wilkinson, Executive Secretary of number of season tickets assure 105 E. Chapel Hill St. admittance to The Balcony, construction of a "scenic" give a series of four lectures next Pick up your CoCoWoCo the National Committee Against Love's Labours Lost, The Royal highway through one of NC's week during the Divinity School ballots and information sheets Repressive Legislation, will speak Hunt of the Sun, a fourth show loviiest forests. Convocation. Lincoln, author of today, October 22, at the currently being negotiated, and a Another bicycle-picnic trip to 'The Black Muslims in America", Gilbert-Ad doms desk. CoCoWoCo legislation posing a serious threat Duke Forest will be run on Sat. 'My Face is Black' and other elections win be held Oct. 22: to civil liberties. The meeting will bill of one-acts. leaving at 1 p.m.from the West books will speak on the Black be at eight p.m., in the Friends bus stop. Church and Black .Theology. procedure, etc. must be picked up Meeting House at 404 Alexander Anyone who knows of a cabin 1. "The Black Religious at G-A today. If you have any Street just off Campus Drive. The Campaign Volunteers in the Bo one- Lin vi lie N.C. area Experience in America" Oct. 26, questions, call Sussan Tiffit (ext. meeting is open to all members of which could be used for club 7:30 p.m., Page II. "The Black 3823). the Duke community. in Virginia skiing trips this winter is asked to Church as A Social Institution", call Chris Hanson (3931). I. "The Relevance of Black Further information and Theology", 7:30 p.m., Oct. 27, The Movement for a New sign-up sheets are posted on the Page Congress and the Duke Y Peace club bulletin board across from IV. "Toward a Sociology of Education and Action Committee the West Post Office. Black Religion", 10:15 a.m., Oct. Dohrn given asylum need student volunteers to do 28, Duke University Chapel. Democratic candidate for the Bernadine Dohrn, a leader of the Weathermen faction of Senate, George C. Rawlings, in CoCoWoCo Elections Students for a Democratic Society, has been granted political selected areas of Norfolk and Indian Film Richmond until the November The Program in Comparative Election of two student asylum by the Algerian government. eld Studies on Southern Asia presents representative-at-Iarge to Underground for several months, she had taken Angela ainst ngsIndependent. Satyajit Ray's The WORLD OF CoCoWoCo will be held Harry Byrd and Republican Ray APU on Thursday, October 22 at tomorrow, October 23. Women Davis' place on the FBI ten most wanted list after the capture Garland, needs only 39% of the 8:00 p.m. in the Biological living on East Campus, the Grad of Davis on Oct. 13. vote to win. This weekend Sciences Auditorium. Center or Hanes House must vote October 25, 26 and 27 students in their respective dorms from 9 Dohrn is alleged to have made a tape-recording which was are needed to work in Norfolk. a.m.-6p.m. Women living off released in New York earlier this month, saying that a new Volunteers should go to the campus may vote in the wave of bombings would take place throughout the country as Rawlings Headquarters, 3804 Film Series Gilbert-Ad doms lobby from 9-6 Hampton Blvd., for instructions. part of the Weathermen's fall campaign tactics. Sleeping space and gas expenses al schedule, there wont be will be provided. From October showing in the 16mm film Duke SDS 30 until the elections students are We wis" needed in the Richmond There will be an SDS meeting -Drugi howe' xt week's s- campaign headquarters. Seventh in the Green Room of East Duke get his commission in June, and Franklin building, phone showing will be Alfred Building Thursday at 8:00 p.m. 70 3-649-9176. Accommodation Hitchcock's PSYCHO AND W.C. This will be an organizational (Continued from Page 10) said many cadets simply and transportation costs will be Field's THE FATAL CLASS OF BEER. Both films have arrived, so meeting to establish structure for all college towns where acdets avoid or leave parties where vided. For more information the unfortunate happening of last Duke and to elect officers. Mans marijuana is smoked. The Wo Ne- week will not occur. will also be discussed for the Nov. spend off-duty hours. ;s, Chapel Hill, phone 3 demonstration in Detroit On the other hand, he 967-1756 or the UNC-Y, phone supporting striking GM workers. "You would have to lock said, there is "quite a bit of 933-2333. yourself in your room to Winter Jobs experimentation" with it at Ichthus avoid pushers in town," said the academy that is not Brandy wine ski center has Rev. Ed Henegar, Pastor of cadet Randy Smith of reported. 8lacknaII Presbyterian church in winter jobs available for men or Plainview, Tex., in an Durham, will speak on "Christian women who plan on dropping out "We're curious about it Involvement on the College of sohool during the winter interview. "We're offered pot Campus" at a meeting sponsored quar/er. Room, board, ski all the time." and what everybody sees in Young Republicans by Intervarsity Christian privaedges and pay ranging from it," said Randy Smith, "but All Duke Young Republicans Fellowship. The meeting will be $200 to $300 per month for LLoyd (Butch) Leroy of held in 210 Flowers, Friday, those who qualify. Applicants Sturgeon Bay, Wis., cadet we don't want to sacrifice a interested in obtaining tickets for should write immediately to Agnew's Speech in Raleigh next October 23rd, at 6:30 p.m. wing commander, who wi"_ career to experiment." Monday stop by T.E.P. section. Students and faculty of all faiths Brandywine ski center, P.O. Box Room 303. are invited to attend. 343, Northfield, Ohio 44067. NANCE CAFETERIA -ACC stats- I invite you STUDENTS into enjoying .WOMEN'S SSL Hamrick of South Carolina The Duke Women's delegation (Continued from Page 11) the same satisfying HOMESTYLE foods to the N.C. State Student are tied for second with 25 Legislature will hold interviews of gives him eight for the year apiece. prospective members Wednesday and 48 points. Larry Russell Ken Craven of North night, October 28 in Campus PLUS-all the tea and hushpuppies Tonita's Weigh has the also scored twice last week, Carolina is the kick-scoring Center, 7:30-9:30 p.m. A sign-up answer to your Fall sheet will be posted inside the giving him 44 points, and leader with 30 points. He and you can eat with your meal ! door for specific times. The SSL Duke's Steve Jones is third Fashion Dilemma with is the oldest college law-making •Jim Carrington of Virginia body of this kind in the nation with 42. have both kicked 15 straight this all purpose outfit and has consistently suggested . . . pant suit, mini-skirt controversial legislation which has Wes Chesson of Duke extra points without a miss Serving Monday - Friday later been incorporated into N.C. continues as the pass this season. Carrington now and midi-vest by Kelly law. For further information Lunch 10:30-2:30 Dinner 5:00-8:00 Ardm. please contact Linda Gage, 1265 receiving leader with 33 holds the ACC record for MGC, Duke Station, 324 Grad cataches while Dave Sullivan mo£t consecutive PATs 323 Blackwell St. - Free Parking Center Center, 3614. of Virginia and Doug kicked with 36.