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VOL. LXXVHI NO. 10 STORRS, CONNECTICUT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1974 5 CENTS OFF CAMPUS Congressmen Contract plan seek to delay may aid entry Meskill vote into vet school HARTFORD (UPI) - Liberal By LARRY KING members of the Senate Judiciary To make veterinary medicine Committee are seeking to delay the vote education more available to New on the nomination of Gov. Meskill to England students, the University of the federal' bench, according to Connecticut and the five other New published reports. England land grant institutions are investigating the possibility of Some senators want clarification on two points raised Tuesday in testimony establishing contracts with existing veterinary schools to accept a certain on the nomination to the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. number of New England students each year. One of the matters discussed was the A university spokesman said state leasing program, currently under contracting is a more reasonable course investigation for possible abuses. They to follow at this time than establishing a also reportedly want to clear up a new veterinary school because it would conflict between testimony from Judge take five to six years to organize and William II. Timbers, a members of the construct a new facility. appeals court, and Albert R. Connelly, a While contracting is being considered, spokesman for the American Bar the New England Board of Higher Association. education is awaiting a revised report on Sen. George L. Gunther, R-Stratford, a proposed New England regional deputy majority leader, has written a veterinary school. The school probably second letter to Judiciary Committee would be located on a former state Chairman James O. Eastland, D-Miss. hospital site in Grafton, Mass. and financed by the states involved. The letter questioned possible There is no indication concerning the involvement by Meskill in state leasing likelihood of the Grafton site being abuses and asked the committee to accepted or . how soon a veterinary investigate further, although it did not school could be built, Ferguson said. elaborate on the issue. However, he said contracts with existing The conflict between testimony by schools should be pursued as a Timbers and Connelly is over whether temporary solution until the problem is other judges on the court favor or resolved. oppose the nomination. The spokesman said Cornell Timbers, who favors the nomination, University and the University of testified that at least 13 of the 16 active Pennsylvania are the two institutions and senior judges on the court either closest to coming to an agreement on favor the nomination or do not oppose contracts, but he added, "None of the it. schools arc seriously committed yet". But Connelly, speaking for the ABA The Massachusetts legislature has in opposition, questioned Timbers' agreed to appropriate funds for the statement saying he had interviewed a regional school if at least two other number of judges himself. He invited Richard Nordstrom of the Scuba Club demonstrates the use of diving states participate. committee members to check with the materials at the Activities Fair in the ROTC hangar Thursday night. (Photo by Only one out of 20 or 25 UConn judges personally. Wesley Thouin) graduates who applied to veterinary schools last year were accepted, in spite of a high quality prevctcrinary program, Ferguson said. There is no veterinary school in New England and other states give admission Nixon receives two subpoenas priority to their own students, Ferguson told the Board of trustees' last week. lie said only 28 New England students were WASHINGTON ( UPI) - Special Democratic State Chairmen, who was medical reasons to avoid testifying. bugged at Democratic national Nixon is suffering from an occurrence accepted to the nation's 19 veterinary Prosecutor Leon Jaworski officially schools in the fall of 1972, and only headquarters in the Watergate. of phlebitis, a vein inflammation summoned private citizen Richard M. eight were from Connecticut. Nixon Thursday to testify as a The second was issued at the request complicated by blood clots in his left government, witness in the Watergate of James W. McCord Jr., a defendant in leg, and former White House physician Ferguson will meet Monday with the cover-up trial beginning Oct. 1. a case sought by the Democratic Walter Tkach said after examining him presidents of the other land grant Jaworski's office said he issued a National Committee. McCord was one last week that he had recommended universities to discuss contracting as an subpoena Wednesday night for the of those who broke into the Watergate hospitalization. "interim measure," the spokesman said. former President to appear in the trial of in June, 1972. six of his former White House and U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica set a reelection campaign aides on charges of hearing on the motions to quash for 11 conspiracy and obstructing justice. a.m. EDT Monday. Meanwhile, a Senate committee Another defendant in the upcoming postponed until Friday action on a Watergate cover-up trial, meanwhile, resolution by Mike Mansfield to take filed a motion in federal court seeking public custody of Nixon's tapes and dismissal of the charges against him documents and prevent destruction of based on President Ford's pardon of any Watergate tapes. A vote on the Nixon. resolution had been scheduled Thursday Kenneth Wells Parkinson, a former but an insufficient number of lawyer for Nixon's reelection committee members attended. committee, argued in his brief motion Nixon had previously been that a pardon of one co-conspirator subpoenaed as a defense witness by his must, "both in law and equity," be former No. 2 aide John Ehrlichman. But construed as a pardon for all charged the government's cross examination, in with the same conspiracy. that case, would have been limited to Another cover-up defendant, former subjects introduced by the defense White House aide Gordon Strachan, lawyer. entered a dismissal motion Wednesday In another Watergate development on the same ground. Nixon was named Thursday, Nixon's lawyers moved to an unindicted co-conspirator in the quash two subpoenas for taped cover-up. conversations issued in civil suits arising As a witness for both the defense and from the Watergate burglary. The the prosecution, Nixon can be lawyers contended the tapes were questioned on any phase of the covered by the claim of executive Watergate burglary and cover-up. privilege since they were made while "He has been subpoenaed to testify. Nixon was still in office. We expect him to be a witness," a NEW FRIENDS - Vida Kova is one UConn student who found a new friend One of the tape subpoenas was issued spokesman for the prosecutor told Wednesday at the Mansfield Training Center. Tours are being given at the school to in the case of R. Spencer Oliver, a reporters. He did not discuss the current all students interested in working as a volunteer in the Companion Program. (Photo former director of the Association of speculation that Nixon may invoke by.RandyPhilippl). .'.'.'.'. . *.»•.'!•!•*••*'► have at least that amount of forcible rapes in OPINION- refrain from submitting such unattractive a calendar year. Add schools such as the data. Because the information was University of California at Berkeley, Davis, Wrong numbers volunteered, schools could not be selected Irvine, and Santa Barbara and one is probably In the Sept. 16 issue of The Chronicle of either for geographic location or student talking in the hundreds with the 30 other Higher Education, an article on FBI figures enrollment. Of the 35 schools, not one was in schools in the report still not tallied. compiled at 35 college campuses showed that New England and only Slippery Rock State there was a seven per cent overall decrease in College in Pennsylvania represented the This leads us to the problem of statistics in serious crimes between 1972 and 1973. Northeast. Such a report cannot be general. In an instance like rape, there are The statistics, included in the agency's considered nearly accurate until schools from hundreds of victims who out of fear and Uniform Crime Reports, ran counter to the Boston and New York as well as those from embarassment would never report such an national trend. The country, as a whole, Storrs and Kingston, R.I. can be added to the experience to the police. The same can hold experienced an increase of six per cent in the figures. Crime figures for UConn are expected true for the person who has been assaulted or serious crime category. to be issued in the near future. robbed. The serious crimes listed were: homocide, But even if the 35 campuses were from About the only accurate category reported forcible rape, robbery, aggravated assault, diverse areas, what guarantees the FBI, or the by the FBI in this report would be homicides, burglary, larceny and auto theft. interested reader that the figures reported for at least a corpse can be offered as proof. But there are many flaws in such a report. were correct? Statistics, especially those compiled in a Firstly, the 35 college campuses that were For example, the FBI reports that the voluntary manner, are far from accurate and evaluated in the FBI tally volunteered their amount of forcible rapes on the 35 campuses are always misleading. The FBI report on statistics. A school with an acute serious increased from 59 to 66 for the year. A serious crime on 35 college campuses is both crime problem would more likely than not school such as Michigan State alone has to misleading and inaccurate. POETRY PUBLIC H r waiting game The machine breathes in fresh philosophies cat and mouse spitting out the wait and see same old black don't call us crud we'll call that colored all you don 7 hear the hell new ideas the mouse and lay as ashes catches the cat in the membranes and fluids you just wail of my heart. and see Yet I long to be don't call me of my other life eat the cheese my other person: run, cat, run parallel smoke stacks oops! ** too late V and skyscrapers see wait grow shadows on similar walks the dirt --Lynda Walters is of the same consistency grainy and still born and paralytic, fear of my mind. lost —D. Mahoney Distributed by jGosAngeles$Imes SYNDICATE Brock Hall what was that dream we dreamed yesterday ? PERSPECTIVE that trickle that became part of the River, Keeping ahead that trickle that we have now lost. Renaissance

i see you arc standing purple cow on grassless earth of bureaucracy near some water, burning cinders sing a dearth eyes lost in a distant stare. bleached, death dry, skeletal trees BY MARK FRANKLIN are you hoping to gain it all back again sway in heat waves without a breeze, It gets harder and harder to survive here. This year may be the that it will still be there stench of death in odorless air toughest yet for University of Connecticut students. In days gone by it was hard enough to survive at the University man saw his future...had to dare, for academic reasons. That's the way it should have been. Nobody if i am that dream smoke rises from fireless face should pretend meaningful learning can be done with your eyes you dreamt yesterday desolation, silence, voice, and space, closed. then it is lost for i am not that Ocean a clouded sphere - colloidal suspension Now, learning has become secondary. The big test for a UConn grab not for me in the Water microbes live in new dimension, student is going through four or five years and not succumbing to it will slip right thru your hands. bureaucracy. over there - a pit, a crater At UConn bureaucracy has come to full development and and from its middle reached classic form. In many ways, bureaucracy has become the joni davenport , i: emanates a spark... most significant fact of life at Storrs. and he begins to whittle As early as last year it was possible to fight and win. but now strange life forms only the most seasoned veterans can survive. Charles Darwin would to flood the earth again be happy-, survival of the fittest has become a reality here. The chmax came in a beautiful double sequence. Tripling and bus and perhaps learn success route reform both arrived at the same time. Students have been hit from the failing of men. where it hurts. It a pr V Ucge to slec in a fr '* . A r P UConn dormitory, no matter how Robert Moore crowded. Of course it has always been a privilege to sleep in a hi I I 1 T CVen ^P'1"* mi«ht ■* tolerable if it wasn't for the Crandall B . high-handed treatment of the situation by the bureaucracy. heainn-n0t,rCu a'p]ing Camc as ,ittle as one week before the beg nning of the semester. For tripled students getting separated is ^J°^m °[-a brand "CW branch of th'c bureaucracy, the (Hmtnrrttnrt Satlg (Eumjma nery> Which Works in to intricateintrS 7 to beK T discussed here. ways ° »trange and Serving Storrs Since 1896 1 01 f thC bureauc art ™.* H !?! *? ° "cy came close to being a work of Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor Associate Editor Business Manager art The shuttle bus system has become unusable. Arthur M. Horwitz Alan K. Reisner Mark R. Franklin Deborah A. DeRose but thZ U! UP t0.S'X bUS" travcrs'ng the campus in the daytime, f bv'rha SPrC3d 1° thln th3t buS« have beco a ra"'y- nC b ards a bus il ™ Co-News Steve Hull Assistant Sports Maureen Schefts to „Inu ? ° ' won't take you where you want Kayte Steinert Assistant News Deborah Eisenberg northwTsIemyr ad> *' **" * tr1"teda,ong *»country a ridc *~ughroads pastthe Co-Features Vickie Germain Terri Mangini Don Mosley staa^issr Sports . . Bob Vacon Assistant Features Lynette Moye necd to travd Layout Ellen Adelson Advertising Manager . . . .Christine Behuniak the^: SS^iSB»BB5- **" Associate Sports Bruce Lubin Circulation Manager Greg Schuessler pJple than the Z f? JS r°UtCS " *" *«* affe« even more Assistant Layout Eileen Blum 1,2 S,UdcntS ,ivin in Production Manager Barbara Grady Now Vo " e JT °° fcw exccptions* over-crowdedsuch as moun,cd rooms. Second Class Postage paid at Storrs. Ct. 06 26 8. Accepted for national advertising by the National XiiCiSsjSi:The >«. rt .\cantravelon campus except by foot. Published daily except Saturday and Sunday from Wucatlonai Advertising Service. Subscriber: Sept. 9" through Dec. 1 2 and from Jan. 16 through United Press International. Subscription rates: $S bureauc acv Sf'TS h°PC l° end thc *»*" >** of thc April 16; not published during Thanksgiving and per year, $3 per semester. Return notification of adm,n, tration f unclaimed deliveries to Connecticut Daily Campus, SirSPeSi t - ornis, but ft is questionable if Easter recess. Buslrujs* of/,lce and. Editorial office th m St located on North Eagievilie Road Storrs. Unjeerirtyot .Connecticut,Skorrs. Ct. Q626». he Vest'VeL "^ ° ° *"*» <^or,s ?o cut through mess, the bureaucracy will resist far more than can be imagined. Friday, September 20, 1974 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 3 Crisis center organizes to help area rape victims A University Rape Crisis department, who handles the Center, that would provide help legal aspect," she said. for rape victims on campus, was The Women's Center plans to discussed here yesterday at a have its second meeting next first organizational meeting Tuesday, to discuss further sponsored by the Women's organizational plans. Center. Betsv Karl, director of the Kathy Brown of the Women's Capital Region Rape Crisis Center said the UConn crisis Center in Hartford told the center will be dealing with a group of 10 persons that the range of issues, including rape main objective of the Hartford prevention. program "is to intervene and help get the rape victim through Brown said a major the emotional crisis." consideration would be deciding GRADUATE RECEPTION — Fred Adams, vice president for student affairs and services, chats if the center will be open with two graduate students at the Graduate Reception Thursday at Jorgensen Theater. (Photo by Karl said the program works Sharon Luxemburg) closely with other community throughout the night and how facilities, "especially the police the center will be staffed. Today's Weather Today will be partly sunny Baird reiterates abortion stand and mild, with high temperatures in the low 80's. Tonight the low temperatures Tne "father of the abortion Baird is over-all director of pregnancy because of summer of 1971 for displaying a will be in the upper 50's. movement," William Baird, said the birth control and abortion "emotional reasons," he said. diaphragm at a birth control Chance of precipitation is 20 Wednesday he is a pro-abortion clinics of the Parents' Aid Baird said abortions at the lecture in Freehole, New Jersey, per cent today and 50 per cent ,cc*urer as "an outcry against Society. He said the clinics give clinic cost between $100 and he said he received so many abortions on request regardless $150, but financial help was tonight. male chauvinists denying women threatening phone calls that he of age or consent of spouse or available to those who could not Saturday is expected to be the right to abortion." sought protection for his family partly sunny with high President and founder of the parents. afford this fee. temperatures in the middle 70's. Parent's Aid Society of He said if a minor requests an Since Baird began lecturing on from the Federal Bureau of The forecast for Sunday through Hampstead, Long Island, and abortion, an attempt is made to birth control across the country, Investigation. Tuesday calls for generally fair Boston, Baird was interviewed inform the parents. However, 92 he has been arrested and jailed Unable to attain this weather with high temperatures-yesterday on the WHUS weekly per cent of the women treated eight times in five states. protection for his family, Baird in the upper 60's to low 70's. program "Up Front." cannot tell their parents of their When Baird was jailed in the moved them out of New Jersey. Sen. Kennedy PICTURE YOURSELF ON A will deliver annual lecture CHECK OF YOUR OWN Sen. Ldward M. Kennedy, ENJOY A NEW SOURCE OF IDENTIFICATION D-Mass., will deliver the annual A NEW EXPERIENCE AND CHECK CASHING PROTECTION WITH Bricn McMahon Lecture here Dec. 2. YOUR PICTURE ON YOUR PERSONAL CHECKS. The Senator also has IN PERSONAL CHECKS PICTURE CHECKS OFFER: expressed an interest in meeting CHECK CASHING PROTECTION informally with students during SAFETY AGAINST LOST CHECKS his visit to campus, according to A NEW SOURCE OF IDENTITY John Plank, professor of A REMEMBRANCE OF YOU AT political science and coordinator GRADUATIONS of the McMahon lecture. WEDDINGS Though lie has not indicated a ANNIVERSARIES specific topic for his talk here, BIRTHDAYS the Senator is expected to CHRISTMAS discuss the role of the Central BAR MITZVAHS Intelligence Agency and the U.S. CONFIRMATIONS government in the overthrow of President Salvatore Allende of Chile. The McMahon Lectureship INDIVIDUAL OR was established in 1957 by the late Sen.. William S. lienton, I)-Conn., a long-lime UConn JOINT ACCOUNTS trustee and close friend of McMahon, the late Senator from Connecticut. As a McMahon lecturer, Kennedy will join a select list of national and international figures who have given the traditional talks here. Among them arc Henry Kissinger. Abba I.I>.in. the late Dean Achcson, and former Venezuela President Komulo Bctancourt. A member of the Senate since 1962, Kennedy is the fifth ranking Democrat on the Senate's Judiciary Committee. His current term ends in 1976. He also serves on the Senate's Labor and Public Welfare Committee, the Select Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs, and the Special Committee on Aging. The I AUTHORIZE PICTURE "THIS" Massachusetts Democrat also is ENTERPRISES TO PRINT PERSONAL CHECKS chairman of the Judiciary IN MY/OUR NAME WITH PHOTOGRAPH(S) sub-committee on administrative ENCLOSED WITH COUPON . I UNDERSTAND EACH ORDER CONSISTS OF 200 practice and procedures. THAT PHOTOGRAPH(S) ARE CHECKS IN PACKS OF 25. EACH He also is president of the NONRETURNABLE . ENCLOSED IS A CHECK CHECK IS ATTACHED TO A STUB Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. FOR , Foundation. PLEASE ENCLOSE A VOIDED CHECK FROM FOR EASE IN KEEPING RECORDS. YOUR CHECKING ACCOUNT. Dancer to speak YOUR RETURN ADDRESS: to wives club STREET PICTURE A belly dancing lecture and CITY demonstration will be given by STATE dancer Leila Haddad at the first ZIP. — organizational meeting of the COD. ORDERS NOT ACCEPTED. P.O. BOX 2035 MAIL COUPON WITH PAYMENT TO: University of Connecticut PICTURE "THIS" ENTERPRISES Student Wives Club. The meeting will be held P.O. BOX 2035 NEW HAVEN, CONN. 06521 NEW HAVEN, CONN. 06521 Tuesday, Sept. 24 in the Student *•■*, ■:•" . Page 4 Connecticut Daily Campus Friday, September 20, 1974 In brief- Towers dorm Exiles seeking amnesty will initiate monthly journal must surrender rights ~By HARRY CARRUBBA WASHINGTON (UPI) - Draft "This is very significant legislation in the field of privacy "The Rolling Paper," a new evaders seeking amnesty must waive several of their which I think is long overdue," monthly newspaper established said Rep. Bella Abzug, D-N. Y., by the Living and Learning constitutional rights and give up the protection from prosecution one of the Government Center in Towers, will begin Operations Committee members publication Oct. 6. normally afforded by the statute of limitations, the Justice who pushed the measure. The Living and Learning Department said Thursday. President to name Center is an experimental dorm Those who fail to satisfy the reporter as aide begun this year and coordinated amnesty program's requirement by John Tanaka, director of the that they spend up to 24 months WASHINGTON (UPI) UConn Honors program. It is a in alternate public service will President Ford will name Ronald coed dorm which stresses face possible prosecution for Nessen, NBC-TV White House academic opportunity, according their original draft law correspondent, as his press to Tanaka. violations, a department official secretary, it was learned The objectives of the said. Thursday. newspaper will be to promote Rockefeller sets Nessen, 40, would succeed communication among Towers worth at $182.5 million J.F. terllorst, Ford's first dorms and to provide a forum presidential press secretary who for creative writing, poetry, and WASHINGTON (UPI) - Vice resigned Sept. 8 in protest when art work, according to Sandy presidential nominee Nelson Ford granted former President Shea, a fifth semester student Rockefeller said Thursday he is Nixon an unconditional pardon. and editor of "The Rolling worth about $182.5 million, Russia deploys Paper." including $20 million worth of art and land he will turn over to multiple warheads The paper will be published on the first Sunday of each the public after his death. LONDON (UPI) - Russia, in month and circulated to all The former New York a race against the United States, Towers residents. Shea said the governor, one of the country's has deployed more advanced and paper hopes to be funded by richest men, said the bulk of his heavier rockets, is speeding the United Towers Organization. assets arc in two trusts valued at mass deployment of multiple a total of $120 million. He did warheads and has substantially Each edition will include not say so, but the trusts were increased its armed forces, the features such as a ride exchange SLR VICE WITH A SMILE - Irma's refreshment bus is believed left to him by his latest defense survey of the for Towers, original "Sunday welcome addition to the North campus "R" parking lot to students father, John D. Rockefeller Jr. International Institute for comics," Towers' news, with the munchies. Irma's, operated by Irmgard Herring (in House to vote Strategic Studies said Friday. interviews, and editorial window), will be in "R" lot week-day nights until 2 a.m. and all day on data bill But the United States has not comments, Shea said. Saturdays and Sundays. (Photo by Alan Decker) WASHINGTON (UPI) - A been idle. Its long-range missiles House committee tentatively will carry in the next few years approved a bill Thursday which up to 9,000 separately targeted could allow a person to find out warheads, while a new strategic what information about him the bomber is to make its first flight ConnPirg condemns roles federal government has included next year, the institute's in its computerized files. "Military Balance 1974-75" said. By TERRI MANGINI A particularly important part than tell people what is wrong. A handbook designed to help of the handbook, according to It suggests to people specific parents prevent their Cohen, is devoted to setting up clcmcntary-agc children from i n-service teacher training ways that they can can help, WE'RE becoming "sex stereotyped" has programs and parents' awareness individually and together, to recently been published by the workshops. change the lives of their own THE OTHER TUTORIAL Connecticut Public Interest "The handbook does more children," Cohen said. Research Croup (Connl'IRCJ), a statewide student social action HOW ABOUT JOINING US? organization. Come to the Our kids come here Saturdays from 11-2:30. The handbook, which was We do differenet things, like swimming or carving the result of a two-month study PANCAKE BREAKFAST pumpkins. by Martha Cohen, a fifth semester sociology student at Try us for a change - Hartford Tutorial. 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By SCOTT REDFERN Karpov has already taken a By JOHN AMATO It is well known that on the command over the 43 year old The principals involved in The chess board, Bobby Fischer does Russian Grandmaster Korchnoi. Tamarind Seed seem to have lost not play defensively. On June 29 Karpov, only 23 years old, has a the appeal that made them he also decided not to defend his 1 to 0 lead after two games. The successes. It is clear that Julie World Chess Champion Title. match is 5 points with draws Andrews, Omar Sharif, and Fischer decided he would resign excluded. If after 24 games the Blake Edwards have seen better when the International Chess match is tied, the winner will be days and are now hurting. Federation refused to agree with decided bv the toss of a coin. a Fischer demand stating that in In the first game of the match MOVIE REVIEW a 10 point match (draws Korchnoi had the white pieces Most of Andrews' previous excluded) a 9-9 tie would go to and was held to a draw. In the films, including Mary I'oppins, the champion. Max Euwe, the second game (below) Karpov The Sound of Music, and president of the Federation, has had white and opened P-K4 in Thoroughly Modern Millie, have given Fischer until April 1 to which Korchnoi responded with been tremendously popular; and reconsider. the Dragon Sicilian. The game rightfully so. They were good If Fischer does not reconsider, lasted only two hours, Karpov movies in which she was the winner of the Anatoly rolling over the black forces. enchanting. This quality is not Karpov-Viktor Korchnoi match Sicilian Defense visible in The Tamarind Seed. will decide the new champion. Sharif had come to be known white:Karpov The match which began this as a 'charmer' in Dr. Zhivago and black: Korchnoi week is being held in the House Funny Girl. Not true here. of Unions at Moscow. 1 PK4 P-QB4 14 P-R5 NxRP And director Edwards had a Both players reached the 2 NKB3P-Q3 15 P-KN4 N-B3 certain knack with Breakfast at finals by playing in an Interzonal 3 P-Q4 PxP 16 N/4-K2 QR4 Tiffany's, Days of Wine and Tournament and two play-off 4 NxP N-KB3 1 7 B-R6 BxB Roses, and The Pink Panther. matches. In Karpov's semi- final 5 N-QB3 PKN3 -'8 QxB KR-B1 Sorry, Blake, not this time. match he defeated ex-World 6BK3B-N2 19R-Q3R/5-B4 The Tamarind Seed is a Champion Boris Spassky 7 P-B3 N-B3 20 PN5 RxP combination love story and spy without any trouble. 8 Q-Q200 21 R-Q5 RxR thriller. The espionage end of In Korchnoi's previous match 9B-QB4BQ2 22 NxR R-Kl the film really comes off - it is he defeated Tigran Petrosian. 10PKR4 RBI 23 N/2-B4 BB3 intriguing and fascinating, but is Korchnoi and Petrosian had met UB-N3N-K4 24PK5BxN weighed down and almost before in a candidates match, 12 0 0-0 NB5 25 PxNPxP completely destroyed by the Omar Sharif and Julie Andrews fall in love, but their personal and Korchnoi was unable to 13 BxN RxB 26 QxRPch KB1 gush which doesn't work. affair becomes an international issue in "The Tamarind Seed," conquer him. 27 Q-RSch Resigns The screenplay, written by directed by Blake Edwards. Edwards, Andrews' husband, Having been seen together, sec that it will work. She's just concerns Judith Farrow, an both come under suspicion of not convincing in a role that employe of the British Foreign giving away intelligence secrets doesn't demand a constant PANCAKE BREAKFAST Office, and her acquaintance to the other's country. The smile. with Feodor Svcrdlov, who is suspense mounts, but the climax There was a good All you can eat Rogers A with the Russian embassy in comes too far from the end of performance given by Sylvia Paris. the picture. The climax also is Syms M tht. wifc of a British In a boring first half to the traitor. She is alive with hatred Friday &Saturday 11:00 to 2:00 weakened by more poor movie, they roam Barbados and dialogue and trite for her husband, and determined (After Beerfest) become good friends. sentimcntalism. as a status-seeking social climber. "Yes, I like you, but I won't Saturday Morning 10:00 p.m. to 12:00 go to bed with you," repeats There's nothing wrong with On the whole. The Tamarind Judith countless times, in a Julie Andrews trying to shed her Sent is too long. If half of the Sponsored by LD.C Price $1.00 manner that isn't Julie 'Miss Goody-two-shocs' image, first hour was trimmed, the film Andrews'. but it hasn't worked, and 1 can't might have been worth sccin' BEER Two join teaching staff

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Morrone earns win By BOB VACON By WAYNE MONES Sports Editor On Wednesday UConn soccer coach Joe Morrone got his 100th The 1974 version of the Connecticut Husky football team will be victory at the University, and to say he earned it would be an unveiled Saturday when UConn, determined to be as good or better understatement. Morrone completely out-coached rival mentor than the record-breaking team of a year ago takes on a confident Fran Bacon of Bridgeport in leading the Huskies to their first win in Vermont eleven. seven years over the Knights. UConn.offitathcwinningcst season in 75 years, when they posted ■ Morrone had his team prepared for anything the Knights could an 8—2—1 record last year, is "mentally ready" for Vermont, dish out. In practice he stressed one-on-one defense and UConn according to second-year head coach Larry Naviaux. "We're past Sub-varsity soccer played excellent one-on-one defense in the game. He stressed the tired stage, and to the point where we can finally see a football watching for the fast-break and backing up one another defensively. game coming," said Naviaux Tuesday. UConn vs. Bridgeport, 3 p.m. Sure enough, Bridgeport tried to fast-break, but the defense All the grinding hlocking drills, the endless wind sprints, and the Friday stymied them completely. brutal scrimmages will finally mean something, as the Huskies find Gardner Dow Field McSherry Superlative out Saturday just who they are. The game was fairly even, with UConn controlling the ball for In Vermont, Connecticut will he playing probably the youngest Soccer the most part, but not getting off many good shots. On the other hand, Bridgeport's offense got off several shots that were turned team in the Yankee Conference. Of 72 candidates invited to fall UConn vs. Vermont, 10 a.m. away by goalie Ted McSherry, who was superlative in the nets. practice, only ten were seniors, and 32 were freshmen. Gardner Dow Field Last week, against the Norwich Cadets, however, Vermont rallied The game was extremely physical with UConn's Tom Shepard from a 26-14 deficit in the final quarter to win, 28—26. And the Varsity cross repeatedly out-muscling All-New-England Kevin Welch, which freshmen, according to head coach Carl Falivene, played well. "We effectively kept Welch, a speedster, away from the ball. are really satisfied with the performance of the freshmen in their country Even though UConn fell behind 1—0, the Huskies showed their first collegiate game. In a pressure-packed situation like we had last UConn at Rhode Island, with character by not quitting. They continued to keep the pressure on Saturday, it undoubtedly helped the players' football maturity. We Holy Cross, 11 a.m. Bridgeport and controlled the ball. Then Morrone made another won't hesitate to use them this weekend at Connecticut." strategic move by inserting Lloyd Grant and Tom Nevers back into Probably the biggest threat the Catamounts pose is their Kingston, Rhode Island the game. The result: Grant tripped in the penalty area, and a quarterback, who has prompted comparisons with Lehigh's Frantz Innocent score on a penalty kick tying the game at 1—1. quarterback last year, Kim McQuilken, who brought his team to a Varsity football Turning Point 22 -20 victory over Connecticut. Bob Hateman, a 6'6" passer from UConn vs. Vermont, 1:30 p.m. The turning point of the game came during a second-half Daricn, Ct., completed 21 of 34 passes for 284 yards, and rushed Memorial Stadium Bridgeport offensive barrage. The ball was cleared by the backs to for 75 more against Norwich, lie runs the 40 yd. dash in 4.7 Nevers on the wing. Nevers took the ball down the wing and, as he sounds, and will be tough to stop on the option plays Vermont approached the end line, hit a low, hard cross to the center of the likes to run. lalivcne hai called Bateman, "one of the finest passers goal mouth. The cross hit a Bridgeport player in the leg and was in in New England," and Naviaux said, "Our scouts tell mc we arc the goal. UConn lead 2-1. going to have to be extra careful on pass defense." Bridgeport's continuous pressure subsided and the momentum Connecticut meanwhile seems to have settled on Brad Rock as shifted the other way. There was still a lot of time left and Morrone starting quarterback. Naviaux has said he will not rotate had to decide how to keep the momentum. With 15 minutes left, he quarterbacks, instead staying with one man unless he cannot move called for a stall. the club. Bernie Palmer has bad legs right now, and Rock has beaten Without a disciplined team a stall this early in a game could out Lou Mancarl and Ramon Sanchez for the starting position. backfire and prove disastrous. But the offense, lead by Lcn Vermont appears weak in their ground game, as Bateman rushed Tsantires, Grant, Nevers, and Tim Hunter, kept the ball in the for 75 yards, but after him, only 49 yards were gained in 20 Knight's offensive corners, making no attempt to score. The stall, attempts by four Vermont backs. Connecticut, in an attempt to though boring, proved to be the right move. stop Bateman, will probably drop off their weak-side defensive end No Greater Tribute to cover the weak-side Hat, while the strong-side defensive end will Morrone used eight substitutes in this 2-1 game. Playing eight defend against the run, or rush the passer. substitutes is generally unheard of, and playing eight substitutes in a What it appears to come down to is that Connecticut will have to close game is unthought of. There can be no greater tribute to stop Hob Bateman, who against Norwich, was almost the entire Morrone's genius than being able to beat Bridgeport 2 — 1, not in offense, accounting for 359 yards out of a total offense that totaled spite of his substitutions, but because of them. 408 yards. UConn opens its Yankee Conference schedule here against But Connecticut isn't Norwich. Vermont on Saturday at 10 a.m. UConn should have no trouble. THE PICK- UCONN 27 VERMONT 13 THE PICK: UCONN 4 VERMONT 0 Women swimmers FAR OUT ANIMATED FILM WITH SONGS, The UConn women's competitive swim team will hold INCLUDING "ME and MY ARROW" an organizational meeting Sept. 23 at 7 p.m. at Brundagc Pool. 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