Bubble Shrinks; 200,000 Have Fled

Underwater ruins may be the lost Atlantis

MOSCOW (UPI) -A Soviet designated in his account of tales Kurchatov focused on the flat top of scientist says a recent expedition ment that is a self-contained research about the lost continent, the first one of the underwater mountains, station which can be submerged. west of Gibraltar may have found the report to mention an advanced civili- Mt. Amper. lost continent of Atlantis — right Aksyenov said a researcher in such zation lost underwater. "The pictures show quite vividly a "microboat" can move up and where Greek philosopher Plato pre- Aksyenov did not give any more lines of brick or stone walls and dicted ilj«a0ld

VOL LXXXII NO <>•■) ISTORRS, CONNECTICUT Tuesday, April! 1979 Bubble shrinks; 200,000 have fled

MIDDLETOWN Pa. (UPI) — already have fled the area. as 30.000 rem per hour, as powerful might fail in the future. Federal officials got a happy surprise The dramatic decrease in the size as 1 million simultaneous chest X- Denton also reported the reactor Monday with the sudden shrinkage of the bubble atop the reactor core, rays—signaled potential future dif- core was cooling steadily, with only of a dangerous hydrogen bubble in from 850 cubic feet a few days ago to ficulties. two of 52 monitored fuel assemblies Three Mile Island power plant's a tentative measurement of 47 cubic Harold Denton. the chief Nuclear above 400 degrees. On Sunday, only crippled reactor, but they reported feet, reduced the chances of a Regulatory Commission official on four assemblies were below 400 high radiation had started to knock hydrogen gas explosion and offered See related stories p.5 degrees. out reactor instruments. hope an evacuation decision could be Small levels of radiation still were Officials in Dauphin. York, Lan- postoned. the scene at Three Mile Island near being released from the plant. caster and Cumberland counties that But the first failure of an in- here, said only a single flow meter in "I think it is certainly safer than surround the Susquehanna River strument inside the reactor an unused section of cooling pipe had yesterday." Denton said. "I think plant estimated one-fourth of the building—attributed to the battering failed so far and it was by itself of there certainly is reason for op- population, or 200.000 people. of radiation at levels reaching as high "no significance." But he said more timism." FSSO candidates bicker

By KEN KOEPPER ing questions from reporters. The three candidates for the chairmanship of Dzwonkewski said FSSO has engaged in the student government's Central Committee "wasteful spending" this year, citing trips to Monday bickered over the performance of this conventions that were taken by leaders "all year's student government during a press across the country without really learning conference broadcast on campus TV and anything." Dzwonkewski said he would WHUS radio. commit himself to expanding student servi- Bill Hanloi.vice chairman of the Federation ces, including efficient use of a Credit Union of Students and Service Organizations, Brian and a student word processing center, and will Goggin, a member of the Constitutional attempt to "improve" a transit system to be Revision Committee, and Ed Dzwonkewski, made available to commuters." the Inter-Area Resident's Council treasures, Goggin called the current FSSO administra- each gave brief statements before entertain- SEE PAGE 3 Teamsters may affect state

(UPI) The Teamsters strike and a retaliatory Blasko said about 85 to 90 percent of the shutdown by major truckers may create products hauled in and out of Connecticut are problems here in Connecticut. transported by trucks and about 50 percent of John E. Blasko, executive vice president of all trucks serving the stat are Teamsters. the Connecticut Motor Transport Association, said a prolonged strike would have a Union members sat in four cars Monday "severe"impact on the state. lining the driveway of the Roadway Express "The effects of this won't be felt by trucking terminal in Enfield, but police said Connecticut immediately. By immediately, I there ware no incidents or violence. mean the next few days. But if this continues for a few weeks it will have a severe impact on Around the nation Monday, the strike forced Rich Hastings is shown here taking advantage of the pool the state since we depend so much on auto plants to cut back operations, and school room in the commons building which is open to students trucking," he said. lunnch deliveries were interrupted. Monday throagh Saturday. staff Photo by Scott Graebc THE CMWIS TODAY ^ $80,000 giveaway Colleges not exempt Egyptian hosts cool Historic field hockey Rainy again

Public colleges and uni- Periods of Rain with The student government Israeli Prime Minister UConn will host the first patchy fog Tuesday. versities will no longer be Begin got a cool reception wants to give away $80,000. indoor field hockey tourna- Highs 40 to 45. Cloudy See page 4. exempt from President from his Egyptian hosts in ment ever in the United with patchy fog and oc- Carter's wage-price guide- Cairo Monday. See page 7. States. See page 8. lines. See page 3. casional rain likely Tuesday night and Wed- nesday. Temperatures mostly in the 40s. J The Connecticut Daily Campus, Tuesday, April 3, 1979 In our opinion I'll listen (tLmwttUut Dailg (EamjWH Dear Average Student: Thank you for the letter that you addressed Serving Storrs Since 1896 to me in the "Daily Campus" of March 29. / Your comments focus clearly on an issue of great interest to me. that is. student involvement in JOHN HILL University decision making. EDITOR IN CHIEF While I think it would be premature for me to define CHARLES A. MOORE VIKKISUSMAN specific ways in which students can be brought into the MANAGING ED/TOR LYN M MUNLEY BUSINESS MANAGER decision making process in a more comprehensive SENIOR EDITOR fashion. I do wish to make you aware of my commit- ment to achieving such an objective. Perhaps the best Editorials and Commentary way that I can do so is by quoting from a recent speech of mine, published in the February 1979 issue of "The New Dentist": "It is important to note that the educational system •Wwtcwtf does not consist only of faculty and administrators, but also includes students. Therefore, students should in- sist upon a firm voice in academic decision making, so that they might contribute to the potential direction of their future careers. . . for instance, students should play an important role in evaluation of faculty and in the formulation of curricula. Such issues arc critical and far supersede the usual student concerns about social events, dress codes and other related matters." I look forward to meeting with student represen- tatives after my permanent arrival on campus so that we might explore issues of mutual concern. I intend to continue my policy of maintaining an open door to any member of the faculty, student body, or staff who wishes to meet with me on an individual basis. Until I hen. let me assure you that I am concerned and I do care. Sincerely. wBwr John DiBiaggio. DDS MA w President-designate P0itX)WWbaseball games with paper There have been other great rookies paid hitter is Jesse Zapatka, the players would die if their statistics and pencils. — Massey Ferguson. Cushman Indians' shortstop, at $128,275. The were burned. I couldn't remember a I have a seven-team league and Wakefield. Stanley Works. Dton Q. highest paid pitcher is Guy DuBois, tenth of even the most important play 50-game seasons, using fictional DaCapra. But one of my greatest at $128,275. Seventeen players make ones. Yet are my players any less players and a game I invented. For players was perhaps my worst rookie. over $100,000 and the total league fragile than we mortals? each batter I select one playing card In Jensen Flash's first 50 at bats he budget for salaries is about $8 Secondly, people you have never from a deck of 104. got only five hits. If he hadn't had million. met are just symbols to you. How After 12 seasons and more that such a great name he probably never Naturally, since I have played my many of the 800 million people in 2.000 games, I have to admit I am would have played again. But in my league so long, some of the players China can you even imagine? I find I obsessed. But it's not my fault; it's league, aesthetics count as much as have aged. Several have retired, in can imagine my players, whom I have my players'. In a game based totally statistics. fact, or become managers as created and "seen" perform, better on chance, you might expect the So in Yf»r 2 I switched Flash from Thurston Humdrum did. About a than most of the people in the world. players would be virtually the same. shortstop to third base and let him dozen of my players came from The fiction is more real than what we Not so. play full time. He led the league in leagues I had as a younger kid, and call our reality. Dudley Deadly came from a small RBIs with 47 (30 is average). After one of them, Mortimer Scum, now At bottom, of course, the league is town called Anywhere. Wyoming. an off year he led the league again, has a son playing in the league, just a beautiful escape, not unlike the (He's Deadly from Anywhere.) In his with 44. And again the next year with Mordecai. world in a novel. One novelist, in first major league at bat he hit a 49. Of course, having a league that fact, wrote a book about a man who three-run homer. Flash had three titles in four years even I have to admit has only two starts-his own baseball league. In Two games later I started him at in a league where 50 other players dimensions does produce events that "The Universal Baseball Associa- second base with the Indians. He had an equal chance to win. wouldn't happen on a real field. tion," by Robert Coover, J. Henry got two hits that game and at least Probabilities, you see. do not Twice in Year 2 when I filled out the Waugh has a league that becomes so one hit every game for the rest of the indicate whether an event will hap- Tigers' lineup I forgot to include their real to him that when his favorite season — 36 games in a row. pen or not. but how often it will catcher, Rodney Guffaw.It must have player is killed by a beanball Waugh At the start of the next year — Year happen. And if you keep track of been great entertainment for the fans commits suicide. 4 — Dudley decided the Indians enough different statistics for enough to watch the pitcher throw fastballs at What struck me about the book is weren't going to pay him what he was players, strange things will happen. the umpire. Who threw the ball back, what happened next, what I hope worth, so he held out for seven Besides spectacular records there I wonder, the batter? happens when I die and no one is left games. When he came back he got at are other similarities between my Several times teams have played to have Proctor Gamble pitch against least two hits for the next seven league and the real majors. I've with two right fielders or two second Rafael Delgado: Waugh's league was games, and his streak finally ended recently introduced a salary system basemen and won. They must have so good, when he died it kept on at 46 games. to my league, based on performance had terrific pitching. playing!

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By MICHAEL CALVERT category, since, according to Vice- increase was recently decreased to a might endanger federal funding to Public colleges and universities are president of Finance Edward Hanna. $20 hike by the State Board of Higher the University, and added that in no longer exempt from President UConn took the president's anti-in- Education. calculation of any possible fee in- Carter's seven percent wage-price flation guidelines into consideration If the above increases are taken creases next year, "the University guidelines, the Chronicle of Higher when calculating next year's fee in- alone, they exceed the federal will follow the policy of staying within Education reported Monday. creases. guidelines. However. Hanna said the guidelines." As a result of losing their exempt Although there was no increase in that when "the entire fee structure" The exempt status of public status, many institutions of higher next year's tuition or board fees, last is taken into consideration. UConn's colleges and universities was revoked education across the country will be November the UConn Board of percent increase for next year falls by the Federal Council on Wage and forced to review their increases to Trustees passed a dormitory fee in- slightly below the seven percent Price Stability in a set of regulations conform with the new standard. crease of $62 per semester and also mark. which took effect of March 23. The University of Connecticut, proposed a $40 increase in the $200 Hanna said he did not believe ex- Private colleges and universities had however, will not fall into this General University Fee. This latter ceeding the president's guidelines been subject to the guidelines since they were announced last year. Candidates bicker on campus TV, radio

"the symptom of a disease portation were reviewed by known as FSSO." the U.S. Department of Goggin said the mam ty fee. "It would be a wrong criterion for funding certain "I feel like Stephen at the Transportation, that a credit move at this time because organizations should be walls of Jericho about to be union has been established, the student government based on a profit motive. tion an"'elite sheltered group 'stoned." Hanloh said after and that a constitutional hasn't proven that they can "How many students are his two opponents delivered review committee is acting provide the services need- and said that he would work served will be a determinant their statements. The FSSO on re-evaluating student ed,** he said. at "dismantling the elite of such profit." he noted. vice chairman said that government. "This has been Dzwnnkewski/also reitera- structure which FSSO has Dzwonkewski called for "some of them were damn a year for practical experi- ted an earlier point that stagnated in for so long, each club to establish a needless trips and other unadulterated by the crap of good decisions.*' referring to ence. I have the continuity of some FSSO operations this the past, some good and "programmed budget." but "wasteful use" of funds some egotistical student did not favor an increase in should not be tolerated, leaders of the past." Goggin year. He said FSSO's plans some bad. 1 can't deny that," for off-campus public trans- Hanion said. the current $8 student activi- which caused Hanlotf to in- said that student apathy was terject "1 have the utmost respect and pride for my fellow committee members. I EAT OUT! dare anyone to try to find any illegalities or wrongdoings Come to the this semester." Hanion cited the disciplinary measures JEFFERSON HOUSE ■which were taken against MUNCHIESALE Sam Mayer, the suspended sports director of WHUS Tuesday April 3, 7-11 pm Radio.. as an example of Homemade brownies, cookies, cupcakes, etc. FSSO's positive action in this Bagels, potato chips and soda too! area. DIALOGUE Letters An opportunity to talk with trained student staff Coventry parcel about what's happening in your life... should be April 2-6 Problems or concerns with friends/family feelings of loneliness or depression, purchased ANIMATION FESTIVAL hassles with alcohol or drugs. Challenging, fantastic animation in To the Editor: many moods — award-winners, world Have you ever noticed the wide. FREE and CONFIDENTIAL Salvation Army Property BRUNO BOZETTO'S INFORMATION and REFERRAL (Nathan Hale Camp) on Lake ANIMATED REVUE Street in Coventry? This MON. TUES. WED. THURS. FRI AVAILABLE property, which includes one 9 am 9 am 9 am 9 am 9 am of the largest undeveloped 12 12 12 12 12 Use the phone 429-6484 or drop in Coventry lake basin parcels, 3 pm 3 pm 3 pm 3 pm at 4 Gilbert Rd., 8 pm 8 pm 8 pm 8 pm has 68 watershed acres and 5 pm-1 am everynight greatly affects the quality of fsso funded water in this section of the lake. Use of this property is critically important.as recent water quality studies indicate that Coventry Lake's quality will greatl> deteriorate in future years DO YOU NEED MONEY? unless strict watershed protection measures are TO PERFORM A SERVICE FOR STUDENTS? taken. Included in the parcel are 1700 feet of lake fron- tage, a sandy beach, a scenic peninsula playground facilities and many buildings which could be utilized for • Every student is eligible Apply to the F.S.S.O community functions. Through the use of federal V Central Treasurer and state grants the Town of ■ r Coventry can purchase this Commons 219 12-4:00 pm property for a little over $100,000. At such a 486-4308 reasonable cost, it would be a shame if this unique Deadline: Wed. 4/4/78 property is not preserved for public use. I strongly urge all registered Coventry residents to vote today, April 3. We must spend 80,000.00 of YOUR MONEY 1979, in the Coventry referendum on the Salvation Army property. Your vote today may preserve for help us s future generations a cleaner lake and a multi-faceted recreation area. Maureen Swords The Connecticut Daily Campus, Tuesday, April 3, 1979 Constitution group meets The Federation of Students and Service Organizations (FSSO) Constitutional Revision Committee will meet FSSO $80,000 up for grabs Wednesday, April 3, at 3:30 p.m. in the U.N. Room of the Student Union to debate proposals for the new student government constitution. By MICHAEL CALVERT UConn community, FSSO said. "We are accepting FSSO chairwoman Cyndi Dul said Monday there will be TheFederation of StudeqfS Treasurer Ron Pape said programs this week and all "no final draft" of the new constitution drawn up at the and Service Organizations Monday. requests will be con- meeting, and added she couldn't estimate when the final will disburse $80,000 in "We're trying to tell sidered." draft might be drawn up. student fee money to groups people they can come to "We're hoping before the end of the semester," Dul providing services to the FSSO for money," Pape Pape said FSSO will be said. receiving $100,000 in Campus literary magazine student fee money for funding services next year. Any Credit Union meets today group which wants money to There will be a meeting of the UConn Credit Union today seeks 'creative feedback' provide a service for UConn at 3:.M) p.m. in Room 115 of Arjona Hall to coordinate the By JOANNE JOHNSON various committees. According to its editor, a literary magazine which students will fie considered, The credit union recently received approval from the recently appeared on campus seeks to"establish a dialogue he said. The money will be National Credit Union Association and is scheduled to between readers and writers" and to provide an disbursed by July, with the begin operation within the next two weeks. opportunity for "creative interchange and feedback". remaining $20,000 put aside Gary Lucas of Pipe Dream Magazine said he feefs the for the second semester of University lacks a creative community. "Nobody is aware next year, in case of any UConn grad named VP of what others are doing as far as writing and art go." Pipe "emergencies". Rodney D. Dunagan, a UConn alumnus, has been elected Dream seeks to provide an outlet for "established and a vice president in the marketing department of Western non-established writers, students, faculty and members of Who gets funds will be the community to...sharpen their skills" via reader Bancorporation, a multistate bank holding company based determined by the FSSO response to their works. in Los Angeles. Finance Committee. Pape Dunagan's banking career spans 16 years, all within said, and added that if the Western's system. Most recently, he was executive vice Lucas, a fourth semester Engtish major, said the idea for the magazine was conceived of by fourth semester drama total amount of requests president of First National Bank, Fort Collins, Colorado, does not exceed the allotted one of Western's three affiliated banks in that state and the major Richard Hildreth, a member of the magazine's staff last October. $80,000. all requests will be largest bank in northern Colorado. granted. Born in Bisbee, Arizona, Dunagan has spent most of his "We worked on it, shelved it, and resurrected it during life in Southern California's Orange County. He attended Christmas break and published it during the first week of March," he said. The deadline for requests the University of Southern California and earned his is Wednesday at 4 p.m. bachelor of science degree in finance from UConn. The magazine is scheduled to appear again in May.

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See Hebrew listing in Fall Schedule of Classes for cour- JORGENSEN AUDITORIUM ses in Beginning Hebrew. Continuing Hebrew and Elementary Yiddish. 'The Connecticut Daily Campus, Tuesday. April 3, 1979 Grasso wants nuke halt... Debt ceiling raised in time WASHINGTON (UPI) — The House, warned that the United States would default on its debts for the first time in history, Monday passed and sent to President Carter a bill Hartford (UPI) —Gov. Ella that occurred at the Three Millstone III. is 30 percent increasing the ceiling on the national debt. Grasso said Monday she is Mile Island atomic plant completed. Passage, by a 209-165 vote, allowed the government to exploring the "legal near Harrisburg, Pa. "I don't advocate further honor $8 billion in Social Security checks, income tax ramifications" of trying to "I feel confident we could expansion." Mrs. Grasso i refunds, and other obligations on which payment would halt construction of handle any situation that said. "Our state has done 1 have been stopped as of Tuesday, and permitted payment Millstone III— Connecticut's developed," she said. more than its share of of $3.3 billion in Treasury bills which mature April 3. fourth nuclear power plant. But the governor said the developing nuclear energy." Treasury officials said many Americans who expected to After meeting with the time has come for Connec- Mrs. Grasso said she has receive their income tax refund checks this week may have heads of several state agen- ticut to decide whether it been trying to find out if the to wait a few extra days, since mailing was halted last cies, Mrs. Grasso told repor- needs any more nuclear state has the power to stop Thursday out of fear they might bounce. ters she is convinced Con- plants. It already has three, construction of Millstone III Carter, moving quickly to cut short any delay, signed the necticut could safely handle Connecticut Yankee and in Waterford. legislation Monday afternoon. a nuclear mishap like the one Millstones I and II. A fourth. "There's some question A battle over whether to include a GOP amendment to as to what the legal balance the federal budget delayed passage of a new debt ramifications are." the ceiling until after the current $798 billion ceiling expired governor said. Saturday night. The bill now increases the ceiling to $830 ... Carter continues But Mrs. Grasso said she billion through Sept. 30. was not sure whether she WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Carter will ask Congress would close down the un- Shoreline gets protection for a faster process for approving new nuclear plants despite completed plant if she could. HARTFORD (UPI) — A detailed plan to protect the nuclear emergency at Pennsylvania's Three Mile Island However, she said she was reactor, Energy Secretary James Schlesinger said Monday. Connecticut's fragile shoreline sailed through a legislative difinitely opposed to con- committee Monday, but one opponent claimed the proposal Schlesinger said the Pennsylvania mishap appeared to be an struction of a fifth nuclear error of operations rather than design. could easily become a "monster." plant in the future. Nor- The coastal zone management program,.-)pproved 16-2 by The energy secretary said Carter will resubmit a bill on theast Utility officials have which Congress failed to act last session which would speed 'the Legislature's Environment Commiftea, pulls together indicated they might be in- |federal, state and local policy on how much and what kind up licensing procedures for atomic power plants and to allow terested in building another limited construction to start even before the issuance of a of development should be allowed on Connecticut's plant in the 1990's. shoreline. license from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. The governor said state Of the Pennsylvania incident, Schlesinger said, "What we "The intent is great, but I'm just fearful of the legal agency heads were |* holiday lawyers could have with it," said Rep. Timothy have seen here is a case of an error made in operations. The reviewing the state's design indeed worked." Casey, R-Milford, one of two legislators who voted against emergency contingency the 37-page plan. plans in the event of a RABBI JOSEF GOPIN nuclear catastrophe. of Hartford will present She said a "paper exer- Nation's stations gouging cise" of a simulated emergency.scheduled to take (UPI) — More than half the nation's service stations are STUDENTS'GUIDE place in June,would involve price gouging on unleaded regular gasoline and many are civil preparedness officials ignoring federal price ceilings on other grades, an TO PASSOVER and not citizens. authoritative petroleum newsletter reported Monday. Even if a core melt-down "By ample evidence, gasoline price controls are The Laws, Meaning & Significance of Passover, occurs in Harrisburg, Mrs. bankrupt," the Lundberg letter said. "It would take a including how to keep Kosher Grasso said Connecticut virtual police state to keep gasoline retailers within control limits." residents would not be in The private newsletter, published in North Hollywood, much danger. SU103 Tues. April 3 7:30 Calif., specializes in oil-market analysis and statistical data "I would expect that the on gasoline. FREE impact would be minimal," The latest Lundberg survey, which monitored 12,100 she said. "It would be service stations on March 23, found 61.9 percent of the Sponsored by largely in terms of staying full-service outlets were selling unleaded gasoline above UNIVERSITY JEWISH STUDENTS indoors." 'the U.S. average ceiling price. t€ ?n WHUS SLOGAN Tuesday Nite CONTEST Come & listen to WHUS 91.7 FM stereo Storrs. Ct. Pilgrim WHUS, 91.7 FM Stereo, would like you to make some suggestions for a slogan for our station. The slogan should Jet. 195 & 32 429-7385 j tell about our music and the basic format of the operations of WHUS. 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■ FERED AT UCONN 1979-80 Remember. we're: 1) Alternative Under the Self-Instructional Language Program the 21 Non-commercial Center for Slavic and Hast Studies and the Department of Germanic and Slavic Languages will offer the 31 Progressive following new critical language courses in the academic year, taught by native instructors: Also, the slogan should not he more than four words. Prizes, such as albums, tickets and goodies from area merchants will he awarded to the Dept. Course Section Language Credit Hours person who comes up with the best suggestion. Fill out the form below, No. No. No. and either send it to: WHUS SLOGAN 272 101 10 Hungarian 1 4 arranged BOX U-8 STORRS. CONN. 06268 272 101 16 Serbo-Croat. 1 4 arranged or bring it to Room 108 in the Student Union Building. The deadline for all suggestions is Monday. April 9th. 272 101 22 Ukrainian 1 4 arranged

YOUR NAME 272 101 25 Czech 1 4 arranged ADDRESS All courses are subject to sufficient enrollment. Students interested in any of these languages are urged PHONE NO. to sign up during the preregistration period. For further information, please contact Professor Borys SLOGAN SUGGESTION Bilokur. J.H. Arjona Building, Room 114.'486-2529.

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Spacious 2 To the men of Sprague 2N: hours per week, July till August - arts year warranty parts & labor included. bedroom apartment with balconly. Thank you very much for all the great times. From power failures, & crafts, fine arts, exercise and play Call^ 429-3096 _ Student Affilliates of the American Woodhave Apts. 2V4 ml. from campus instructors, playground supervisors. Chemical Society spring get together - Call 429-9038 popcorn, and waterflghts, to early STEREO AMPLIFIER -- 50-watt Ken- morning intercom calls and parties. Contact Mansfield Recreation-Com- Thursday April 12. 1979, 4 PM. wood integrated amplifier; Includes I'll remember you guys always. Take munity Education Dept.. 557 Storrs Honors House - Beer & Pizza. SUMMER SUBLET: Nice 3-bedroom dubbing features, other standard care! Road, Mansfield Center. Deadline for house. Gorden. May rent paid. Call features, plus 4-year warranty parts & Love. Edie applications Friday, April 13. Equal Help Celebrate Spring. Come to 456-0262 labor. Excellent condition. Call 429- PS. Thank you for the beautiful Opportunity Employer. UConn Gay alliance meeting, Thurs- 3069 ^ day, 8 PM, Student Union room 216. FREE access to "Walden Pond" roses They are a beautiful ending to a great time "TENNIS PROS WANTED - Excel- Beautiful couch with cusnio7Jb~~<«J7u swimming hole, in addition to breath- «•<«•'_<»>'«• |en, ,ummer sea8ona, and year-round matching club chair in excellent Protest proposed budget cuts. Thurs- taking balcony view. This can all be m n day, April 5, Student Union Mall. yours for the summer - sublet in Janet. Dave, Stallion, Brian, Gerald, P°» ° « available: good playing and condition; burnt orange, green, And Loren, teaching backgroud required Call March begins at 10 AM, rally begins Walden Apartments - Call Phil yellow print on beige backgroVid; Thanks for the good times and all t301* ^4-377", or send 2 complete at noon. BE THERE! 429-6787 evenings. $450- theset. Call 742-7936 evenings. the help. The excitement and shaving- rM"m«8. pictures to: K.J. Belknap, w T s 8401 Let your legislators know how con- SUMMER SUBLET: June thru Aug. cream was great. We'll have to do It • Connecticut Avenue, again sometim! Su,,e 1011> Chevy Chase, MD 20015 cerned you are about the proposed Woodhave Apts Two bedrooms, wall budget cuts. Write/phone-a-thon, to wall carpeting, air conditioning, Love always, Lace ~~ ~~ PS. Well have to make-up rain- WANTED: Potwashers and waiters to Wanted: ride to Hartford Friday at 11 Mon., Tues., Wed. nights 7-10, FSSO pool rights, option to renew lease in 429 4279 check8 on «• back rubs work al Crawford D(South Campus) am. Will share expenses. Call Sue at office (219 Commons) II 429-4279 work jn exchangeôT meals Please 429-3512. keep trying. Love rides the rails call Peggy 429-6923 or Jane 429-4495. ADVANCED HEBREW .»—. Ride needed to South Jersey or Phila Conversation, grammar, compostion. Room in house within walking The scenery is gorgeous JASEBALL, SOFTBALL OPEN- area. Thursday 4/5 or Friday 4/6. Fa" c,ass in formation. Call Dr. distance of campus. $50 a month, plus will the mail train run tonight I see nothing but clear, open track INGS -Part-time-- baseball umpires. Will share expenses. Call Joanne Goldsmith 3393 or 3313. some babysitting of 10-year old. girls softball umpires and instructors 429-7620. Starting at end of semes- wwSo send™ ^^^-jp«.«iawivery.me package - special delivery. . Meals free May Ju ne; baseball umpires Pony & " y°u don't feel that the first Trident ter thru next school year. Call Colt League June-July; girls fast-pitch Rider needed to Maryland or Wash- Nuclear Submarine is something to 429-9339 after 2 PM Ask for T.C. Bunny- Happy first anniversary (13 days ago softball coordinator, umpires June- ington DC Thursday, April 5. Must celebrate, come to an anti-celebration July. Contact Mansfield Recreation- be willing to share expenses. Contact A caravan leaves for Groton at 6:30 SUBLET - one bedroom corner apart- too!). I love you very, very much! Mr Bear Community Education Dept., 557 Linda 429-4100. AM this Saturday from IDC. Call ment in Woodhave (2 miles rom ' Storrs Road, Mansfield Center, 423- 429-2702. campus ) Available for summer with Don't settle for less! Make your ?j!46 Deadline for applications March Wanted: Ride to Providence or vicin- option for fall. Rent negotiable. Call c year-end party the best. JR. has kegs w^B<»MJOPP02unlty Employer. tty this or any Friday. Will share RUNNING A BUSINESS? each year 429-9595 over 400.000 small business fail. Most of Heineken Lt or Dk., Becks, Rewarding summer: educational expenses. Contact Kathy at 429-5705. Lowenbrau or Wurzburger. Shop at of the businesses started last less Apt. to sublet, May-sept.; 2 bedrooms camp for special needs children. than five years. Many could be saved one bath, dishwasher, disposal. JR. Liquor Route 32 429-3036 FREE Lincoln Hill, Foxboro, MA seeks CHECK CASHING! EVENTS by expert advice available FREE from Woodhave, rent negotiable, - call counselors, kitchen, maintenance SCORE-volunteer counselors who are 429-8004 after 5. staff (live-in). Office: 9 Waterhouse Hey KUB! Mr, Khan, SIR! retired successful business owners St.. Cambridge, MA. (617) 876-6115. Disco Lessons - Each tuesday night and managers For their assistance WANTED - 1 quiet female roommate Humblest apologies for this mess- ^!S!Zl^"ll^— — — LlZl — ZilSll— 9-10-30 in Towers Union. Bring a PHONE 889-5049. for own bedroom in Carriage House age jn type. Neither that or flattery "" SUMMER JOBS, NOW! ' partner or come alone. Only $.50 Apt Summer Sublet and/or Fall Stinging or WORLD CRUISERS! PLEASURE Instructors Chistopher and Robin. vicious I choose not to be. Although STUDENTS GUIDE TO PASSOVER. lease. $72/mth. plus utilites. Non BOATS! No experience! Good pay! often it seems you aim arrows at me. Tues April 3. 7:30 PM. Sponsored by smoker. Must like dogs. Leave rTame CaTribean. Hawaii, World! Send 163 more days until Derby Day! Is "Spot's right idea" the only University Jewish Students. FREE and phone # at CDC Box B. $3.95 for application and direct refer- \ motivation here? Not really - alterna- rals to SEAWORLD, Box 60129. EAT-OUT ...come to the Jefferson Free lecture on the T.M.-SIDHI tives are found elsewhere, dear. But House Munchie Sale Tuesday April 3, WANTED - a house near campus for Sacramento CA 9*i860 PROGRAM Ascientific technology to four well-behaved toilet-trained stu- that s all consequential. I'm forced to _____ 7-11. Cake, brownies, cookies, bagels. admit. (Black velours and rhinestones develope Supranormal abilities, this dents from June '79 to June'80 JOBS! ice cream, popcorn & soda. will have to wait a bit I My only Tuesday, April 3, 8 PM, UConn Please call Charlie, Steve, or Matt at LAKE TAHOE* CALIF! Fantastic Library room 206. 429-9384 or 9385. intent: for you to ponder these lines; tipsl $1,700-$4,000 summer! Thous- CARWASH & BAKE SALE on Satur- let's really talk about it next time. ands still needed. Casinos, Restau- day, April 14th from 9 AM to 4 PM at Cleo COLLOQUIM: "Consumer Sover- SUBLET - furnished 2 bedroom corner rants, ranches, cruisers. Send $3.95 A/illington Fire Dept. #1 on Route 32. eignty - Before the Fact", sponsored ground level apartment - 1 mile from for application/info to LAKEWORLD, iponsored by the members of the "Little Ear" with the "Inny" by Dept. of design and Resource campus - laundry, pool rights, teuace Box 60129, Sacto. CA 95860. WiHington Fire Dept. #1 and the Management Speaker Anne Lyng, I'll wait for you because I love you. __._^ __"__.____ _ Woman's Aux iary. full kuchen MAY RENT FREE Home Economist from Procter & Take your time, but don't take too . Summer/year ~ Option for fall Negotiable 429-3907 0VERSEAS J0BS Gamble. Co.. Wednesday-April 4th - round. Europe, S. America, Australia, Slambone's Sister LOST & FOUND 4PM Arjone rm. 115. APT. to Sublet May 15 - Auc Asia, Etc. All fields, $5O0-$1,200 Walden Apts. 2 bedroom 1% H—TT13, monthly. Expenses paid. Sightseeing. UConn Women's Center Gay Collec- T. of 103, REWARD For return of one silver pool, furnished, 240 mo Call 429-7327 Free info- Write: IJC, Box 52-CT, tive meeting will be Thurs. April 5 at 7 I'm glad to know you wil not run Parker fountain pen. Lost vicinity S. Corona Del Mar, CA 92625. PM at the Women's Center More From me at least at first. Campus. Extreme sentimental value. SUMMER SUBLET - t mile from If only I weren't so sHY info call 486-4738. Help WANTED: Public Health Nurse Call Mark at 429-6694. Campus 2 bedroom apt Good for two, With Hera's spell I'm cursed three or four people Rent negotiant* Echo. three days per week, Coventry PHNA. MEN'S GYMNASTICS will be holding Call 429-0627 experience preferred. 742-7679. LOST: 4" x 3" folder with Japanese an important meeting on Tues. April 3 design on cover. Call 423-0159. To Nancy of Crandall A: at 7 PM at Hawley Armory. Please Summer Sublet Available.. Fully fur- WANTED: June marketing majors, to attend^ o_r_call £29-6830. Art may be your forte FOUND: leather vest near University nished 2 bedroom apt. 1V4 baths Pool But as a roommate jian. sell and run business - send plaza. Call 423-0159 evenings. IMPORTANT NOTICE: Photopool and air conditioning available. WST Your MORE than OK resume to Route 2, Box 10 Pomfret meeting on Monday April 2nd. 6:30, den Apts May-Sept 1. Call 429-5217 enioy and have a Center, CT 06259. FOUND: Gold femate x-between retri 216 SU. Topic: Making inexpensive Happy 22nd Birthday. SUBLET NEEDED - small apartment ver and pointer puppy 4-5 mos. old filters, etc. DON'T MISS IT! Love, I. needed for one person, mid-May to short hair at East Brook Mall. Call mid-August, 10 mile radius of campus rOR SALE 742-5205 FREE: That's right, anyone is free to Even on ra Call Sandy 429-5952 Keep trying! days you bring sun- come to the Sci-Fic club. Monday, shine into (Actually that's 1978 HONDA CVCC SEDAN 20,000 LOST: 1 pair of ladies glasses. Near April 2nd. 7:30 PM. room 313 FOR SUBLET Walden Apt Available terribly corny, but what do you expect miles. Excellent condition. Red with the Life Science building. If found call Commons. May 15 with option to lease tâll. 2 from a hopeless romantic?) black interior. Many extras. Call 429-1593 ask for "Cee Cee ' or return bedroom, IVi bath $270 429^0119 429-7905 ask for Dave. to New Haven Hall #408. DO NUMBERS EXIST?" Mark- Keep trying. Prof. Joseph Landin will address this Thursday night was great! I'm all for Bell R-T Helmet size 7-1/8. $30 LOST: MacGregor Baseball glove question on Tuesday. April 3rd in Rooms for rent in houses with other Progress and Development. 429-2908. ask for Ian. vicinity of SU on 3/26. Call Bill MSB 307 at 7 PM. The Math Club A lovesick Democrat (MJ) students or working people. Storrs 429-8963 or 486-3067 Reward. invites all aspiring Newtons to let the - WiHington - Ashford Available June For sale 1974 Bultaco. Exc. cond. department head stretch your mind. or September Lease & innatij, Bounce Brian into FSSO Chairman Under 1500 miles in storage 2 yrs. FOUND: 1 pair women's black dress required Call 429-5015 or 429-3936 Office, Pub people. Vote Brian Must sell A steal. 742-8853. 742-6878 pants, in front of Frats 3/24. Call Tne FLYING DISC GOLF (FOLF) Goggin April 9 & 10th. $500.00. _429_t822^ course isdone and ready for play. Pick Houses for rent Single family or ■ up course maps at the SU control Paul. duplex Storrs - WiHington - Ashford SOFT CONTACT LENSES desk. Available June or September Lease As LEGEND has it . there was CRAZY We have Blairex brand "Salt tablets" & Security required. Call 429-5015 or LOVE in THE HEART OF THE Send $4.00 for bottle of 200 tablets.- The Matadors Senior Drum and FREE SHOWING of Championship NIGHT. Magic! 429-3936. Contact Lens Supplies Bugle Corps of Providence, R | is Frisbee movie, Wednesday, April 4th the SPELLBOUND Poco-nut P.O. Box 7453 looking for new members in all al 9- 217 Commons. Film of Freestyle, Phoenix, Arizona 85011 sections, color guard, percussion & Dogs, Ultimate. All welcome. 3 SMILE GIRLS Thursday is coming! bra88 We e8pecia,|y neod Co|0r showings. $375 or BO. 1967 Dodge Dart. Little Guard personel! Both men & women Wendy, thanks for a good time at the Geography courses are down to earth rust. Calif registration. Very depen- welcome. No experience necessary. If UConn Student Skating Club: Impor- 50s dance Hope to see you soon. - see your fall schedule. dable. 225 6 cylinder, auto, recent interested, call Kim or Scott at 'ant meeting Tues., April 3rd 202 Steve tune-up and oil change. Call Came 423-1476 after 5. Commons. Election of officers. Starts 423-7900 or 486-3780. at 6:30 Pm. LBEB, WANTED The Squash Club & the Rec Office There's no way I could have had a 1972 YAMAHA 200 - excellent condi- are sponsoring a SQUASH TOURN- HYPOGLYCEMIA AWARENESS better time this weekend than with WANTED: Potwasher needed at tion. New battery. Tuned up. Sissy AMENT. PRIZES!! Call the Rec GROUP meeting Tuesday, April 3, 6 you - pre, during and especially post. Beecher-Vinton House in ToJaars In bar. $525. Call 429-4311. Office by April 4 to sign up. For more PM, McMahon Lounge. All welcome. Thanks again. I'll trade kisses (lots of exhange for meals. Please calf Tom info call the Rec Office at 486-2837. them) for backrubs anytime - (or even (429-2205) or Lou Ann (429-6991). Ten-speed women's bike -- in excel- PRE-VETS! Sign up by Tues. outside vice versa?) Three morning H'a, PRE-VETS! Have you signed up lent condition. Best offer. Call 429- Dr. Daniel's office (Pathoblo) for the LBHG Rewarding summer: education! 9339 after 2 PM. Ask for T.C. outside Dr. Daniel's office (Pathoblo) fabulous Cornell Vet School Trip on camp for special needs children for the April 7 Cornell Vet School April 7. The Hedgehog Saga - 14 Lincoln HIM, Foxboro, MA seeks Trip? Tuesday's last day! Malcolm laboriously removed from counselors, kitchen, maintenance Low cost travel to Israel. Center for the back seat of his red Saab - a stop staff (live-in). Office: 9 Waterhouse Student Travel. 9am - 6pm NY time. ^m sign. He lugged It to the side of the St., Cambridge, MA (617) 876-6115. Toll free 800-223-7676. Can you say road, approximately where the hedgehog had crossed in front of him, and LIFEGUARD OPENINGS - Spring '71 Volkswagen, mint condition, new drove It into the ground with skillful weekends part-time, full-time in sum- motor, front end _ brakes. Body - "DAILY thrusts of a sledge hammer he found mer, WSI, previous experience guard- redone - work and paint job. Call lying on the ground. ing, teaching lessons preferred for 429-2309 or 872-4355. most positions; advanced life saving, CAMPUS Karyn from Tolland, limited experience acceptable for J Mobile Homes, Weeks Mobile A bottle of red, a bottle of white, others. Contact Mansfield Recreation- Home Park. 1/10 mi. from UConn Whatever kind of mood you're in Community Education Dept., 557 Campus. IDEAL for students or single CLA3SIFI68B tonight. Storrs Road, Mansfield Center. Dead- faculty. Priced at $4,000; 3,000; 2,000. R. line for applications April 13. An Lot rent only $42/mo. Call Marl Equal Opportunity Employer. 487-0460 or Jo 429-3640 WORK " "TTf Future Women of Stowe D~ FOR SALE: 1972 Suzuki 250. good You are cordially invited to a Stowe MODELS WANTED. This Is your condition, low mileage. New battery, I like the way D social event this Thursday. RSVP ;hance to build a portfolio, If you are tune up, helmet included, diking 429-2540 by Thursday. attractive and capable of halting draped and undraped. 742-8569. $475. Evenings 486-3058. you say that The Connecticut Daily Campus, Tuesday. April 3, 1979 Egypt greets Begin coldly Bhutto gets appeal chance ISLAMABAD. Pakistan (UPI) — A lower court agreed to hear an Islamic'law appeal for condemned former Prime CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) — world,*ngercd by the Egyp- with two rocket-propelled Minister Zulfikar AH Bhutto Monday, giving him a Menachem Begin, the first tiaiTsraeli peace treaty. grenades, damaging the first temporary reprieve from the hangman's noosê. Israeli prime minister to visit An expression of that and fifth floors of the The appeal, filed after the expiration of tru

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•.,1,111." Don'l until until the la$l minute Mnmi Flower SPECIALS l US WEEK iMJ ■ I * T Wanted Famous Foot Long ANY MALE undergraduate Sandwiches to participate in a BMT. ... ALASKAN KING CRAB Psychology experiment ■SU—MV SPECIAL ll«i'OM »■»»■■' MM about uncertainty SPICY ITALIAN v- ta. TUNA YOU WILL BE PAID $4 00 ROAST BEEF ITALIAN EXPRESS for one 75 minute session HAM SAUSAGE For further information call FASTAAMI MEATBALL (After 6pm); rtrrfcflONI PaulGondek 429-8811 GENOA CHEESE or sign up for experiment BOLOGNA 4UNMV SALAD W««»»fi OM'UM'MMBl'hMM 81. UNCERTAINTY on the subiect pool board in the lobby of the Psychology Spring'79 Building Home Improvement The Student Union Board of Governors announces Space Loan Allocations for 1979-1980 Special Any registered student organization desiring office space in the Student Union/Commons complex should apply between « April 1 - April 10, 1979. Applications will he available in the Only Program Office (Room 314 Commons) from 8:30 - 4:30 during that period. 4 a.p.r. All applications are due in by 3:oo p. m., April 10, 1979 to e> Cindi Marszalek, Chairperson. BOG Policy Council. All ap- THE CENTRAL BANK plications must be returned to the Board Office, Room 319 FOR SAVINGS Membe, FDIC Commons. Meriden: Main Office Central Plaza. An open meeting of the BOG Policy Council will be held on 43 East Main St East Office: East Main at Gravel Tuesday, April 3, 1979 in Room 313 Commons from 3:30 - West Office Centennial Plaza Phone 238-2300 4:30 p. m. Any groups wishing to address the committee at Enfield: Central Plaza. that time are welcome to do so. Cindi A. Marszalek Comer Steele & Weymouth Roads Phone: 745-6644 Vice President/Policy Mansfield: on Rte 44-A Phone 429-6487 m Student Union Board of Governors 8 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Tuesday. April 3, 1979 The Pick UConn 10 Yale 7 Huskies looking to maintain momentum

By KEVIN FOLEY At first glance it might appear that for Yale," Panciera said,"They're off UConn today as freshmen. Yale does have five hitters over .300 the UConn baseball team is nearly to their best start in years, and I just Coach Joe Banano confirmed however, and will have freshman invincible, after the 26-1 swamping of hope we can get some runs across." Panciera's analysis by saying that his righthander Joe Impagliazzo on the Iona on Saturday. Indeed, the weak So the question then is: Can the team is experiencing the best success mound to face the Huskies. hitting that had nagged Coach Larry young UConn club maintain their since the 1962 season. Panciera will counter with freshman Panciera in the early going seems to momentum now that they have "We're 6-3 so far after playing Winters whose last outing was be a thing of the past. achieved the .500 mark at 5-5? some good competition down south against powerful St. John's. He The Huskies produced a record 29 Certainly righthander Colin (Stetson, Rolands, North Carolina- pitched a perfect final three innings hits in the victory and won the game McLaughlin, now 4-0, and lefty Mark Wilmington and Central Florida)," in relief. in the first inning for all intents and Winters, 2-0, will experience tre- Banano said. "We seem to improve An interesting game shapes up purposes. And yet, on the return trip mendous pressure through April. every day and our third base position today in New Haven, barring rain, to Storrs, Panciera worried about not The absence of senior hurler Denny that was so weak last year now has a with two tough young teams going being able to produce runs against Long and the fact that most of the good player there." head to head. Two freshman pitchers Yale, who they were to have played bullpen is untested to date might Banano noted the negative, saying face off and the game will undoubted- Monday. The date was moved up to haunt the Huskies in the late going. that a loss to Quinippiac last Saturday ly prove to be high-scoring. When the today because of rain. Yale is a young club too, with five was unexpected and that like UConn dust clears, UConn should emerge "I just hope they saved a few hits out of the starting nine that will face his club fields only to seniors. He with a hard 10-7 victory. SPORTS First ever in U S UConn to hold indoor field hockey tourney

varsity players and will "Our indoor program isn't Holy Cross By MICHAEL SOLOMON The tournament, which include the top teams in New probably be the best."One of mandatory. Its purpose is to Johnson State College goals is to have two UConn improve undeveloped skills, Keene State College The first indoor field England, will have some teams on the final four. It's ball handling and help the Lyndon State College hockey tournament ever held other rule changes to "make possible because most of our players with speed." UMass (two teams) in the United States will the game more controlled and more interesting for the players have been practicing The following teams are New England College take place at UConn this indoors." Rhode Island month. spectators." The ball can't tentatively schedtffed to play With the exception of in the tournament: Southern Conn State Indoor field hockey has be lifted off the playing sur- UMass, which does practice Assumption Springfield never been played on a com- face except for a shot on goal indoors and will be sending Boston College Westfield State College petitive level before in the and the circle area will be two teams. Wright says a lot UConn Blue United Slates, according to proportionally smaller. Boston University of teams don't practice field Conn College UConn White UConn Coach Diane Wright, "Some of my players ex- hockev in the off-season. Dartmouth UConn Striped who is planning and coor- pressed interest in the tour- dinating the entire tournament in the fall. Indoor is nament. The tourney, which a great game for both the will be held at th< ficldhouse players and those wat- April 22. may have up to 20 ching," said Wright.who will teams participating. enter three UConn teams in "The rules for indoor are the tournament, "blue", pretty much the same as "white"' and "striped" outdoors, with a few major teams. "The object of the modifications."said Wright, whole thing is participation. who has adapted Europe's We'll have round robin play indoor rules for the UConn in brackets. The four best tournament. "For instance, teams will then play for the there will be no offsides roll championship." which should make for a lot Although the UConn more scoring and an offen- teams haven't been set. sive game." Wright says that the blue team will be composed of all Rams owner Rosenbloom drowns in Miami Beach

MIAMI BEACH. Fla. (UPI) — Carroll Rosenbloom, owner of the Los Angeles Rams, drowned while swimming in the surf off of his rented house in the Miami Beach suburb of These ruggers show that rugby isn't only a man's game. The women's rugby clnb is shown Golden Beach Monday afternoon, police reported. here in practice at the Graduate field. Pholo by Phil Knudsen The 72-year-old Rosenbloom apparently was swimming alone when a neighbor, Rosa Lee Scott, noticed he was struggling against a severe undertow some 75 yards offshore. Colorado, New England settle She called police. Meanwhile, a passerby on the beach saw the floundering swimmer and seized a driftwood board and attempted to Fairbanks to coach in Big 8 paddle to the rescue but was driven back by the waves. BOSTON (UPI) — The New England damages for interfering with Fairbanks' work When Golden Beach Police Chief William Henrikson and Patriots announced Monday they had resolved while he was coaching the NFL team. Policeman Ronald Nasca arrived at 2:20 p.m.. Rosenbloom's their differences with the University of Sources said the Patriots scaled down their body was floating face down in the water. Colorado, freeing Chuckf Fairbanks to coach original demands to $600,000 and the univer- The two policemen stripped off their clothes, dived into the the Big 8 school for what is estimated to be a sity responded with an offer of $400,000 to buy water and swam to Rosenbloom's side. $500,000 out-of-court settlement. out the remaining four years on Fairbanks' Patriots contract — valued at about $600,000. "The current was quite strong out there and the waves The agreement ends four months of legal bickering which resulted in two lawsuits and The move also paves the way for New were high. It took us about 10 minutes to tow him back there England to name a new coach. to shore," said Nasca. "When we got to shore, the rescue left both New England and Colorado without Team counsel Chuck Sullivan, who an- wqnad was waiting." head football coaches. nounced the settlement, said New England The Patriots had successfully blocked "will move forward and consider potential Nasca said the rescue squad attempted to revive Fairbanks' move to Colorado through the candidates and hope to have a decision within Rosenbloom but they were unable to restore his heartbeat. courts, necessitating the school to finally pay one week."