147? ^/isWaterbury campus Students protest lack of security According to Panasci. the branch station with three other cars," Wad- bury Police Department. "For the employed a policeman to patrol the dell said. last twelve years, UConn has failed to give parking to the student body and By CARL GLENDENING area until two years ago, when funds According to Dr. Patrick Fontane. were cut and a security guard was they have to park in no parking, 15- WATERBURY—Students parked director of the Waterbury campus, minute, and two hour zones. You also their cars on the grounds of the hired instead. "He does a good job "It was a very peaceful demon- on watching the faculty lot, but he's have to take into consideration the Waterbury campus to protest a lack stration, the students stayed off school is in a densely populated mid- of security and parking facilities at worthless otherwise because we have private property and they did not to park wherever we can find a dle and low income neighborhood the campus yesterday. block any entrances or exists. The and there is going to be some space," Panasci said. Associated Student Government crime," Marks said. "There have been five cars stolen "If I knew it was this bad,I never (ASG) did not sponsor the demon- so far this semester and 18 sound would have come here," Bob Wad- stration, it was more of a groundswell Waterbury mayor Edward Bergin systems have been taken from cars. dell, a first semester student from thing where the students had to ex- spoke with members of the ASG and Last Friday there were five win- Southington said. "The second week press themselves." dshields broken on students' cars of the semester I parked on requested they arrange a meeting to and people are crying on the phone to Buckingham Street and got boxed in. discuss the problem. "In order to the police because their gas has been When I came back to move the car "I think the underlying problem is solve the problem, parking and siphoned out," Tony Panasci, vice- twenty minutes later, it was gone. that the students don't want to keep security will have to be made the president of the student government, The police found the car in a vacant getting tickets anymore." said In- same as the other branches," Bergin said. lot a block away from the new police spector Arnold Marks of the Water- said. (Eflnnecttrot iatlg (Eampus Serving Storrs Since 1896

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By MICHAEL CALVERT Preparations for Homecoming '79, the most elaborate and event-filled Homecoming of the decade, were finalized Wednesday at a meeting of the Homecoming Committee held in the Student Union. This year's Homecoming will feature a pep rally Friday night and a Homecoming parade Saturday, the first since 1969, prior to Saturday's varsity football game against the University of Massachusetts. "Everything is set," said Larry Yakitis, chairman of the During the 1958 homecoming, fraternities constructed floats to show their school spirit, and Homecoming Committee said at Wednesday's meeting. the Conn-Tillion, the Homecoming dance, was a gala event. "The weather looks like its going our way and there are no problems." Friday's pep rally will start at 6:30 pm on the Graduate Center Field and will include contests in leap frogging, beer chugging, and a contest to see which of the area color Show your colors, troops groups can sing the UConn fight song the loudest. The rally will culminate at 9 pm with the traditional bonfire and snake dance. By ANN PORTO Governors. On Saturday, after the UConn-UMass soccer game, the Preparations for the Homecoming color war Four of the areas are sponsoring parties Homecoming parade will leave from the soccer field at begin tonight as the five residence areas tonight for their residents. Residents will be 12:00 pm and will follow a route up Hillside Road, down gather their troops to display their colors for admitted to the parties by wearing the color of Gilbert Road to Mansfield Road, where the parade will be the first time. the area where the party is held. The purpose reviewed from a reviewing stand in front of Monteith Hall. The war is not one of violence, but one of of the parties'is to encourage school spirit and Among those reviewing the parade will be UConn the colors red, orange, green, yellow and to conduct preliminary competition in the President John DiBiaggio, the parade's Grand Marshall, white, each representing campus residential residence areas to determine the best teams to and other top UConn administrators and distinguished areas. The object of the war is to display the compete in the contest at the pep rally Friday. alumni. After passing the review stand, the parade of 15 most school spirit during Homecoming week- The results of that competition will determine floats will park on the Student Union Mall. end. The motivation for the participants is the the areas places in the Homecoming parade The parade will be broadcast live by WHUS radio along first prize, a $600 band for the winning area's Saturday following the soccer game. with a video simulcast by campus cable television (WBOG). spring weekend promised by the Board of Carter's outlook: BREEZY...

Salt II success doubtful Partly sunny, windy and cool today. High in the low to Carter was asked by one guest if the treaty mid 50s. Fair and continued cool tonight. Low in the Ws. WASHINGTON (UPI)—President Carter was going to win or lose in the Senate. Carter said Wednesday the fate of SALT II "is in responded, according to the officials, "There doubt" and he urged the Senate to allow television coverage when it considers ratifica- are more than 30 Senators who haven't made INSIDE tion of the treaty later this year. up their minds yet. It's too early to tell," Senate Republican leader Howard Baker Joe Ticotsky takes a look at a "sports legend" playing in At the same time, Senate Democratic leader has called for the debate to be televised and Springfield. Mass. See page 12. Robert Byrd called a news conference Byrd indicated he might be willing if an Thursday, apparently to announce his support for the treaty. His backing is expected to help agreement can be reached on limiting the Reviving the tradition of Homecoming hasn't been easy, the administration rally votes for the pact. length of the debate. but the "alumni are going crazy." See page 4. However, Senate sources said it might be Carter discussed the strategic arms treaty difficult to limit debate since Senate rules with some 400 community leaders at the The proposal to extend the winter intersession has been White House. allow such a move only if all 100 Senate members concur. temporarily abandoned. See page 5. "The issue in the Senate is in doubt," he The treaty currently is being considered in said. "It is going to take the influence of the the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, of "Dream Police" is keeping Cheap Trick in the public American people to prevail. I hope that the eye. See page 7. debate will be televised so that the American which Baker is a member. During Wednes- people can participate." day's session, Baker failed to get panel After reporters left the room, officials said backing for his effort to make the Russians cut back their heavy missile force. The Connecticut Deity Campus, Thursday, October 25,1979 Israelis on the occupied In our opinion ""■ West Bank on land taken Radioactive Letters from Arabs by saying, "Just as Arabs live on 'Jewish' waste can Stay here territory, Jews must have Jews have right the right to settle on 'Arab' be disposed to settle territory. for Homecoming "The decision of the To the editor: in Palestine Israeli Supreme Court The statement that we To the editor: should not make us blind to must forever live beside our Don't go to any of this weekend's Homecoming I feel that in all fairness the fact that Jews have every radioactive wastes is a false events. the Daily Campus should air historic and natural right to statement which is often Stay in your room, all alone, and read that dry, conflicting opinions on the settle in every part of heard. boring textbook you've been putting off for the Arab-Israeli question. Two Palestine whether or not any Radioactive wastes can be past seven weeks. Or recopy your lecture notes for neat- pro-Arab UConn professors given territory is under sent into space and shoved ness. Why don't you count the ceiling tiles in your room? were quoted in yesterday's Israeli jurisdiction," he said. into the sun. Such garbage Who wants to be with people who are laughing, meeting edition, I would like to see He added that "with the disposal is expensive and new friends, and having a good time? Who likes to watch publications of "the other exception of Egypt, the Arab risky, but it is something we frog leaping contests or chugging beer contests anyway? side of the coin." states do not recognize the might try should our rocket Who wants to see the first parade on campus in 10 years For example, Dr. Emanuel inalienable right of the and space shuttle programs or win a hot date in a helium balloon? And who ever heard S. Goldsmith, a UConn Jewish people to a homeland earn our confidence. of having a New Year's Eve party on Oct. 25 instead of Dec. professor of Romance and in the Middle East. Until This is not an argument in 31? Classical languages, reacted such recognition comes, all favor of nuclear reactors; I This year's Homecoming promises to "be the "best to the Israeli Supreme talk of a Palestinian state is am simply stating a frequen- ever." Since last spring the Board of Governors have been Court's order to dismantle a absurd." tly overlooked option. planning events and trying to revive this dying college settlement established by Judith Rubinrott Thomas M. Roberts tradition. It seems they have. So if you live on campus, don't shut your window to keep out noisy people enjoying themselves. Go out and join them. And if you're a commuter, hop in your car with a few friends and join in. But don't go home for Homecoming. (Connecticut Satlu (Campus

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« Try not to mention that 'dirty word' By ART BUCHWALD the one thing I will not talk about is of Nixon has to be off limits. Frankly, what happened here," the candidate manager said. "Our advertising WASHINGTON—The campaign sir, we may have to go it alone." agency has reserved billboards in suggested. "Could we rent the Goodyear manager and one of the presidential New Hampshire, Florida, Iowa, Pen- "It's a good idea. By the way, I've blimp during the Superbowl and an- candidates were having a meeting. nsylvania and New York. It will have "The one thing I have no intention been in touch with the other cam- nounce it that way?'' paign managers and we're trying to your picture on it and say, 'Vote for of bringing up if Teddy runs is Chap- "I'll check it out. The other can- the man who kept Chappaquiddick see if we could arrange a TV panel paquiddick." the candidate said. didates might demand equal space out of his campaign."* "You're absolutely right, sir." his with all the presidential candidates. and the blimp can just handle so Each of them could give their reasons "I wish I could do it more subtly. manager said. "I think it would be a many announcements." Maybe we could rent that big sign big mistake." why they will not discuss Chap- "This is a problem," the candidate paquiddick. We could get John over Times Square, put my name up "I believe we should put out a said. "I'd like to be the first one to •in lights and flash on and off: IN- Chancellor. Walter Cronkite and say that Chappaquiddick is not the press release saying I will not talk FLATION SI-CHAPPAQUIDDICK Barbara Walters to host it." about Chappaquiddick because I con- issue, but if one of the candidates NO." "I like it." said the candidate. announces it before I do. it will look sider it a personal matter that has no "I'll check it out. Now let's talk pl^ce in; American politics." "I'm running into trouble putting as though the idea did not originate it together. Connally's man said he about your speech tonight to Radar *'A media release could get lost," with me." Trappers Union. We put in the won't agree to it unless we all an- "Agreed. At the same time if Ted- the manager said. "I think you paragraph you used last week in should hold a press conference and nounce we won't bring up his milk dy, at the last moment, decides not to fund trial. Reagan's manager says Detroit about not panicking in a make a strong statement spelling out run we'll have used up a' lot of money crisis. The Kennedy people raised your reasons for not making Chap- he'll only agree if we promise not to for no good reason." - talk about Reagan dyeing his hair. hell about it. Do you want to leave it paquiddick an issue ." "There is also the possibility that in?" "What about a TV commercial that And the Carter people say if any can- Carter could beat Kennedy for the "Sure, but add a line that when we could play during the campaign? I didate brings up jogging all bets are nomination. We don't want to peak I'm speaking about panic I am cer- could do it on Martha's Vineyard. I off." on refusing to discuss Chappaquid- "Anyone heard from Jerry Ford?" tainly not referring to Chappaquid- would talk about inflation, energy dick too early." dick as that would be dirty pool." and SALT and then sav at the end. "His man says that Ford's pardon "We're covering all bases," the

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By BETH LAZAR believe cleanliness was next to uality, deified reproductive capacity choice, abstention, and abortion. (A Halloween is soon approaching and godliness, on the contrary, between and recognized women as embodying witch is a midwife. A witch performs the customary decorations of Jack-o- temptation of the flesh and the the regenerative powers of nature. In abortions.) Witches were intelligent, lanterns, haystacks, and witches Kingdom of Heaven, a layer of dirt, contrast the church worshipped the beautiful, innocent women. But his- appear on the doors of stores, schools lice, and vermin was supposed to "Virgin Mother" and cruelly labeled tory has been written by white and homes. It is the image of the afford protection and ensure virtue. any women who cannot live up.to this Christian males and what they feared witch as any ugly, evil, dangerous Since the flesh was by nature impossible ideal, a whore. and hated was recorded in history creature that I find most ironic. If sinful, it was not to be uncovered The church feared heathen women books as ugly and evil. only you knew the history behind the washed, or treated for those diseases and set out to systematically elimi- The witch hunt continues today. symbol, you might feel the same sad which were God's punishment in the nate them. On Dec. 9,1484, the Pope Women who advocate reproductive irony. first place—hence the church's hosti- appointed James Sprenger and Hein- rights or women's equality have their Who were the witches? Nine lity to the practice of medicine and to houses and clinics firebombed by million women tortured and burned the search for medical knowledge. "Right to Lifers,' or they are haras- at the stake in Europe between the The dark ages were filled with (Oct. 22-29 is sed by the FBI. years 1484 and 1515. What was their epidemics of leprosy, epileptic con* Two Hartford women Ellen Grusse crime? They were Jewish or Pagan, vulsions and the plague. The church National Reproductive and Terri Turgeon spent over a year they believed in cleanliness, herbal preached "Unto women god will in jail. Their crime? They refused to medicine and a strong sense of a multiply thy pain and thy travail in. Rights Week) give the FBI the names, addresses or women's dignity and rights. One pain thou shall bring forth children other information about the other must remember this was in the and he shall rule over the©." rich Kramer as Inquisitors to define women activists in the state. middle of the Dark Ages hundreds of Since the church enforced "the witchcraft and standardize court pro- Oct. 22-29 is National Reproductive years before modern medicine or the curse of Eve" by refusing to permit cedures. The outcome was a book Rights Week. It is time for women to women's movement. any alleviation of the pain of child- named "The Malleou." It could be stand up and stop the witch hunt. Our It would be hard to create an idea birth it was up to the "witches" to found in every court room and it bodies belong to ourselves.- No forced of how dark the dark ages really lessen the pain and mortality as best defined a witch as someone who sterilization. Keep abortion safe and were. The wealth of the world fell as they could. The church considered "makes the male organ disappear. A legal. into the hands of the Catholic Church women as "heathens who were witch is a midwife. A witch performs Now is the time to write to your and the only democracy the landless naturally evil and backwards." abortions." state representative and urge him or serfs knew was a democratic distribu- But there is good reason why White Christian males filled with her to uphold the 1973 Supreme Court tion of poverty. women chose to remain faithful patriarchial ideas were threatened by decision that made abortion legal and Disease was even cruder than the adherents of the pagan religions. The the fact women control the direction to fight any legislation that circum- lord of the manor. The church did not older religions honored female sex- of the human race through mating vents that decision. WAITINGFORTO gO, By DAVE CALIBEY Arc you kiddirjp? V/iffon, a week You're rjgM, I'Id much 1 we will either be mashed aad ralher fall to the ground, bated into pies or slabbed and rot, and ba aater\ by racoons. cut into jack-o-lanterns!

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UCONN COOP UCONN COOP UCONN COOP UCONN COOP UCONN COOP The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, October 25,1979 Page 5 Energy alternatives discussed Semester break extension unlikely been temporarily abandoned Finance and Administation proposed two-month period. ployees. By KATHY COFEK by the University ad- Arthur Gillis said. Administrators have voiced According to John Mc- A proposal to extend the ministration, pending fur- The current four-week concern over whether energy Donald, director of the intersessional break into ther investigation into the shutdown, which involves benefits would justify such a University Library, closing mid-February in the interest long-term effects of such a reducing heat in the residen- severe reduction in services. the library during the inter- of energy conservation has move, vice-president for ce halls to 50 degrees, saves Kenneth G. Wilson, vice- sessional break would incon- over $60,000 in fuel and elec- president for academic af- venience a significant num- trical costs. However, a fairs, explained certain areas ber of graduate and foreign Model U.N. debate study conducted by the of the University cannot be students, as well as local Physical Plant last January shut down during the break, residents who use the held by students reported a possible cost particularly graduate resear- facility. "We are usually By JANET BAUGH avoidance of $300,000 if ch studies. He cited the busier during the inter- Most of the participants at a model U.N. Security Council some facilities were closed severe inconvenience an ad- sessional period than we are debate on the Indochina crisis agreed yesterday the best for an additional month, ditional month's closing during the summer," Mc- resolution would be for each country to withdraw from Norman Cutts, assistant would pose to both students Donald said. foreign territory and call a cease fire. director of the physical plant and faculty in terms of sum- Closing the Bishop Center "That is not quite the way it happened in real life," said. mer employment plans, would have a serious effect Derek G. Boothby of the U.N. Department of political and The study explored the foreign study arrangements, upon the Extended and Con- security council affairs said. Boothby, who guided the savings involved in totally and other personal and tinuing Education Program. participants on how an actual U.N. debate would be held, closing the University academic commitments. which supports itself entirely said the Pol Pot regime will continue to represent Library, several academic According to Gillis. the through year-round con- Cambodia rather than Sam Ran, who represents Vietnam. buildings, and the Bishop administration added the ferences and activities. .All participants in the debate were political science Center (Extended and further consideration of Galvin Gall, dean of exten majors and each student represented a different country. Continuing Education working a month's furlough ded and continuing Division), in addition to the into the contracts of the education. said. Dorm studies could be residence halls during the University's union em- permanent residences FSSO appropriations By LEAH BUONAUTO The administration is considering housing students Rape Crisis Center funded permanently in study halls, in the academic year 1980-81, according to the results of a questionnaire entitled By KEN McLENNAN AND spokeswoman for the Women's Center during "Permanent Housing in Study Halls," which was GERRY BRIGADA the Day of Metanoia that FSSO has not been distributed at an Inter-Area Residents' Council (IARC) In a joint session today the FSSO Central doing its share to help reduce violence on meeting last night. and Fiance Committees appropriated $865 to campus. We should fund it because we The proposal is one of several being considered by the fund the Rape Crisis Center for six months. would be doing a service to the women on administration to deal with the $504 fee increase projected The money will be used to pay phone bills, campus." by the Office of Residential Life, David Lasnick, IARC cover the costs of an answering service, and The Women's Center had received $6,000 chairman said. to meet production costs of a book the center from FSSO but none of that money goes According to the questionnaire, housing students in study will publish. toward the Rape Crisis Center. The Crisis halls, placing more students in the large corner rooms in Craig Minor, chairman of the committee on Center told FSSO if they couldn't get the fun- West Campus, Towers, and McMahon Hall, and making organizations for FSSO said, "By doing this, ds, they would have to move to Willimantic, Whitney Hall a permanent residence would save the we are responding to the charge made by a because the phone company is ready to Universityabout $200,000 per semester. discontinue their service. Minor said. - ::\< && i/sr *o,a AT O& Storrs. Ct. ELECTRIC 10 Dog Lane 429-5673 Hair Designers formally of "The Haircrafters" Specializing in permanent Texturized Designs The free world's foremost and designer and builder of submarines offers exciting Specializing in opportunities in nearly Permanent Texturized Designs every engineering discipline. 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1972 to beat back the teen-age hordes said have become quite a source of There were some cartoons. One led by Titi Peace Sign. He registered amusement." was entitled, "Napkin Art," and By JAMES V. HEALION his name in red on an elephant's "We have a, lot of people who asked the question, "Is it normal?" bring their friends in simply to read The written sentiments range NEW HAVEN (UPI)—Napkin art backside at the local zoo. s could be the handwriting on the wall Graffiti in some big cities is "3 widely. for graffiti pollution. It's neat, generally confined to easily ac- —The cynical: "Never try to teach civilized and inoffensive. Like the cessible places and in recent years a pig to sing. It wastes your time and flagrant variety, it can be amusing or has usually been unimaginative, con- annoys the pig." boring, but it doesn't cost millions to sisting of names and street numbers —The hopeful: "It will be a great remove. * left by endless ego-strokers. day when our schools have all the At The Yogurt Bar on Broadway It sometimes costs the New York money they need and the Air Force near the Yale Co-op people leisurely subway system alone $500,000 a year has to hold a bake sale to buy a bom- use a ball point-pen to try to write to clean up after teen-age imitators of ber." something memorable on a napkin. Taki 18.3 who has defaced hundreds —The disappointed: "Love is that Then they tack it on the rough finish of walls, posters, subway seats and some of the comments. Of course, we interval between finding a beautiful wood-paneled wall. street signs. have to monitor them, too." That's woman and discovering that she An example: "You can tune a "We're set up like a fast food where manager Joan Calabrese, 19, looks like a haddock." guitar, but you can't tuna fish." restaurant, but we consider ourselves of East Haven, comes in. —The literate: "I had heard that The point of most graffiti is to more specialized even to the type of "I have to edit it once in a while. I he was a lord among wits but soon engross passersby with wit. lewdness people that come into our establish- look for sex-related things. Once in a saw that he was a wit among lords." or political or social statements as it ment." says Diane Horton of Wood- while I'll find something, but not of- This was an approximate quote of has since ancient Pompeii and Rome. bridge, towner of The Yogurt Bar. ten. It's classier than graffiti. Samuel Johnson and, according to That was BC—Before Cornbread—or "Without chairs, people seemed to Everybody enjoys it. That's the main the graffitist, he was "speaking of people like Cornbread. a linger in our store a lot longer than thing. I like editing it because I get to Lord Byron, his alleged benefactor." Philadelphian who sprayed his name we had anticipated. We thought we read everything." However, reference books say it was on the wings of a TWA jet. would try to create a little more in- "It gets overcrowded and I have to Lord Chesterton to whom Johnson terest than just putting up placards take some down. Sometimes people actually referred. announcing current events." find theirs missing and they say, 'Oh, The fun isn't confined to one side "So we put up little slogans our- you didn't like mine,' but it's just a of the counter. selves on a foot-square piece of felt. question of making room." A take-off is done on the television That's how we started it. On napkins "That's why I try to limit the num- commercial which depicts an aged we would say. 'You can lick us, but ber of push-pins I put on the wall. Russian in an astrakhan cap. The you can't beat us.'" Sometimes they'll take somebody commercial suggests the smiling Then the customers tried their else's or put two napkins up with one man is living to a ripe old age hands. tack," Calabrese said. because he eats his yogurt. "Obviously, in the area we are in Her favorite: "You can lead a hor- Pointing to her assistant, Diane Napkin art is spray cans removed there are some witty and unusual se to water, but you can't rip its lips Horton sometimes tells a customer. from Philadelphia, where that city people. The things that are said and off," a line signed "Wesleyan "You see that girl—she looks like formed a 25-member graffiti squad in the manner in which they are being Wisdom." she's 19, right? She's really 123!" SCUBA DIVERS ARCHAEOLOGISTS . ADVENTURERS Discover Cozumel Island, Mexico - 8 miles south- west of the Yucaton Peninsula. Plant your personal in our "Dive The World famous Palancar Reef- crystalline waters - 200 ft. visibility classified ad patch *20 other reefs to choose from *Dive for lobsters, manta ray, octopus, & moray Friday, Oct. 26th - eels. 'Explore Ancient Mayan Ruins on Cozumel 'Take convenient ferry to ruins on Yucatan (RT WE'LL PRINT IT IN ORANGE! ferry $4.00) Trip Includes: RT flight NY to Cozumel RT transfers between hotel & airport 7 night stay at the Vista del Mar (waterfront) $369 double occupancy Jan. 5 • 12,1980 8 days / 7 nights Deadline: Today by 1pm 'consult Oct. 79 issue of skin diver magazine tor the Complete Guide to Cozumel ... Call Joe Massini 429-9874 ww» ; The Mansfield Deopt >NCE will have it's THE N1TE 2nd Annual AWAY... Halloween A CHANCE TO WIN A CARRIBBEAN TRIP FOR TWO Party OR 2 TVs OR Wed. October 31st 2 Ten Speed Bikes from 8:00 • closing 24 Hr. Dance Marathon Prizes awarded for Best and Most original costumes- to singles and couples Benefit Muscular TtilT/$M DOtSUy STOP HERE AVyMORE BUT., Judging at midnight. Dystrophy . Nov. 17-18 Lunch: Tues.-Fri. 11:30-2:00 Guaranteed Spooktacular! Registration Dates: Dinner: Tues. • Sun. from 5:30 Oct. 25, Oct. 31 Sunday Brunch: noon • 3:00 • • - ' • 10-3, S.U. Lobby Closed all day Monday Sponsored by UConn Council (or Excep- tional Children Rt. 44A, Mansfield Depot, Ct. 429-3663 The Cbnnecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, October 25,1979 pa0« 7 Pop, rock and anarchy mix

Cheap Trick, "Dream Police," Epic Records "Writing on the Wall," "The House is Rocking" and "I Know What I Want" are all fine examples of Cheap Trick's ability to By JOHN HARAN create great rock 'n roll tunes. "I Know What Less than a year ago, Cheap Trick was a I Want" is Tom Peterson's first attempt at bunch of nobodies. But to their fans, Cheap lead vocals, and he pulls it off without a hitch. Trick has become the saving grace of the '70s. The album's greatest shocker, however, is They mix '60s pop, '70s rock and a large dose "Voices," an uncharacteristically mellow of onstage anarchy to form a band representa- song for this band. Yet the group handles it tive of the '70s. with expertise and the song is one of the Earlier this year Cheap Trick's "Live at album's best. Budokan" was released, and the band finally The album has only two drawbacks. The had a national hit on their hands. As a inclusion of a studio version of "Need Your follow-up to the "Budokan" album, Cheap Love" is unnecessary. Although the song is Trick presents "Dream Police," the band's good, there's no reason for putting it on fifth vinyl effort, designed to keep them in the "Dream Police" after it appeared on the live public eye. album. arts & entertainment

The majority of the album's material is "Gonna Raise Hell" is the album's other consistent with the band's previous records. minor problem. The song itself is of high Heavy-metal guitar work and lyrics describing quality; the problem is its length. Nine Kocky Horror goes cult teen-age love dominate the album. As with minutes is a bit long, especially when the last their other albums, the songs sound clean and few minutes seem to be filler material. HOLLYWOOD (UPI)—Susan Sarandon is as surprised as crisp, with kudos for production to Tom "Dream Police" is as good as any of the anyone that "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," in which she Werman. band's prior efforts. There are minor flaws, starred more than four years ago has become the nation's The album kicks off with the title track, a but the majority of the album consists of tight leading cult movie. Hundreds of theaters around the country testimony to "the men inside our heads." In and intense performance. Cheap Trick has run the grotesque, psychedelic rock opera dealing with "Dream Police," Rick Nielsen's bone- accomplished the first step in becoming a transvestites, homesexuals and others involved in an invasion crushing chords and Robin Zander's scream- major force in music. Rather than resting on of the planet of beings from outer space. ing vocals foreshadow the rest of the album. their laurels after success, they have taken the "I understand it's the biggest cult film ever made," said The song is a top-notch rocker which, oddly music to the people. But they've kept their Sarandon, who plays one of the few earthlings in the picture. enough, utilizes an orchestra. high quality and showmanship intact. The theaters are sold out for every performance. Advertising information? Call 429-9384 1$Buy Kegs at Holiday Spirits Central Bank 429-7786 offers And get ice for just 1

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.*...., i ; Page 8 the'Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, October 25,1979 Breakthrough reported Previous decision reversed in Cambodian aid mission Price controls maintained BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI>—Three U.S. ' senators WASHINGTON (UPI)— of the energy and power vote reversed the 191-188 reported Wednesday an important breakthrough in their The House voted Wed- subcommittee, said gasoline vote it took Oct. 12 to end all urgent mission to save millions from starvation in nesday to keep price controls prices would quickly go to federal gasoline price con- Cambodia. on gasoline and maintain the $1.50 a gallon or more if con- trols and most allocation Sen. James Sasser, D-Tenn., told newsmen on.the federal allocation system, trols were removed now. powers. delegation's return to Bangkok that Phnom Penh's Foreign reversing a decision it had The House, on a 225-189 Minister Hun Sen had accepted their proposal of a "land made just two weeks ago. bridge" to transport aid and would pass it on to the Republicans argued for Hanoi-backed government's central committee for ap- decontrol, saying it was proval. federal intervention that "We expressed our hope that this review could be made caused the gasoline lines last wireline rapidly." he said in a statement. "Time is crucial. We all spring. But Rep. John recognize the need." Dingell. D-Mich., chairman FCC tells AMA Basque separatist bomb plot foiled by police Doctors can now advertise MADRID, Spain (UPI)—Police Wednesday blocked a WASHINGTON (UPI)— "hindered. restricted, organization—which repre- Basque separatist plot to blow up a military housing The Federal Trade Com- restrained, foreclosed and- sents 53 percent of the coun- compound, one day before historic referendums that could mission Wednesday ordered frustrated competition in the . try's doctors—could impose grant home rule to Spain's Basque and Catalan regions. the American Medical provision of physicians' ser- "ethical guidelines" on ads. Six million Catalans and Basques had Wednesday—a Association to let the vices throughout the United The guidelines would be day free of campaigning—to consider their votes for nation's doctors advertise, States and caused substan- designed to make sure doc- Thursday's referendum, which would revive a measure of especially the prices of such tial injury to the pUblic." tors don't resort to deceptive regional autonomy that was crushed 40 years ago when routine services as check-ups It ordered the AMA to advertising or ads which Generalissimo Francisco Franco came to power. and immunizations. rewrite its "Principle's of prey on the weak. Joaquin Be I loch, civil governor of Barcelona, said the The agency ruled the Medical Ethics" to eliminate "It is especially important discovery of an underground tunnel leading to a block of AMA and its state and local restrictions on advertising that price advertising remain more than 600 military apartments had "avoided a national affiliates have over the years but said the as unfettered as possible," disaster." the order said. HEBREW This year's Local Talent Night, spon- Announcement CIVILIZATION sored by The Board of Governors Sit 'N Bull Cafe, will be November 29. Sign up for Spring Semester auditions will be in The BOG Office (Com- TONIGHT Courses (in English) mons 319) from Oct. 24-31. Tryouts will be Afro-American Cultural Center Presents held on Wed. Nov. 7 at 7P.M. in the BOG Of- At 8pm 1. Modern Jewish fice. In Von der Mehden Recital Hall ThOUght (H.br... 104,Tu Th tl- 12:30. OoMwnith) 2. History of European "LADY SINGS THE BLUES' JewrVtHlstofy 2M. M 2-S. Langor) 3. Literature of Modern A RED HOT SMASH!" Israel —Gene Shalit, NBC-TV (Hebrew 279. Tu 6:30-9:30. Gold»mith> Rock's itibest "'LADY SINGS THE BLUES' 4. Sex Roles in the "A FILM THAT

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FOR SALE: 4 tickets to "Anne Ride needed to (or In directtion of) Wanted: reliable, experienced hous- 2 Grateful Dead tickets for Providen- Frank", Saturday Night. Excellent Phlla PA. Leave Friday 10/26 or Sat. cleaner. preferably Thursdays, 2-6pm ce, Nov. 4th 742-9879. Must Mil seats. Call 487-0715, after 3:00. 10/27. Gas $ Call Neill at 487-7369 in Coventry. Own Transportation Thursday. For Sale required. Call evenings or weekend. IN CANTERBURY CT. Room and RIDE NEEDED to White Plains area, Snow Tire* to fit Honda, Datsun, etc. 742-7654. W26 Board In country setting In exchange N.Y. on Friday, Oct. 27 Call Donna 155 x 12" 4-piy belted. $2S/palr. Also for sharing housework and 1 or 2 429-5234 or 486-3407. WAITRESS needed at Hamilton In four summer tread tires. Call Jim. hours care of two school children. 487-6989 Towers. Four nights per week In Must be responsible woman (your RIDE NEEDED to Hartford are., exchange for meals five days a week. Spoiled—must sell 1960 Pontlac For- weekends free) Ideal for Junior or VW engine parts: stroker crank shaft, Thurs., Oct 26. After 4:30 pm. C»n Call: 487-6079 ask for Stephanie. mula 400—Loaded. 8 weeks old Senior College student. Days big bore kit, 2 bl. carb., large sump, Donna 486-3407 or 429-5234. After 6p.m. excellent-have 4 cars too many. Sam 871-2987 Nights- 546-9374. fr26 cam, bolt In 1800cc $130 call 455-9215 Box B CDC Riders wanted to Washington D.C. 'Craft Collage-University Plaza, Rt NURSES' ASSISTANTS. 7-3 and 11-7 Chevy Blazer. 1976 Mint Condition. leaving Friday Nov. 2 and returning HALLOWEEN PARTY? See us at 195—Storrs—Jewelery Sale, Selected shifts. Full and part time openings. Custom Deluxe, 4x4, fully automatic, Monday Nov 5 Call Jim at Glad Rags for that unique costume. items, scrimshaw—Buckles, 25 per Flexible schedules for students. Seek- loaded with extrasl Call Tom— 742j6972._RB25_ Willlngton Trading Center, Rt. 32, cent off, hats, 5.00 off— limited time. ing mature, caring individuals. Salary 456-2517 after 11 P.M. South Willington. 11-5 Daily. FS29 Come. HRS. Mon thru Frl. — 9:30 Ride Needed to BOSTON on Friday commensurate with experience and am - 5pm. SAT. 11:00 to 3:30. 26th. Will share expenses. Call Rich performance. Call Mrs. Grant, Crest- 1967 Dodge Camper Van-Sink, stove, Typing done in my home. Fast, neat, 429-7364. at 487-6393. RB25 field Convalescent Home. Manchester accurate service. 429-2983. FS31 closet, Icebox, bunk beds, carpet 643-5151. W31 Interior. Ask for Ken 487-7929 The Worn Yesterday Shoppe has Need Ride to B.C. Hope to Leave FOR SALE: one American Airlines Friday, return Sunday Will share Tired of the SAME OLD WORK-study Men's 26" 10-speed bike and selection of clothing to used for half fare ticket call 486-3294 or expenses. Call 429-2314. Ask for job? Be the typist /receptionist for the women's 27" 10-speed bike, many Halloween costumes for your party. 429-9492. FS30 Hours Tues. — Sat. 12-5 p.m., Dominlck University Trustees and be chal- new parts, $50 each. Men's 26" lenged! Call 429-3087, 486-3280, or 10-speed bike for parts, $15. Call Mason St. Coventry. FS26 72 Ford Pinto good mileage includes Ride desperately needed to Madison 486-3708. W29 487-0522. snow tire used 1/2 a season plus on Friday, 10/26. Will share gas Sunny Winter Vacation? Spend New additional investments made in car. expenses. Contact Lorl M. 429-1438 $500 Call Laura after 6 at 423-0062. 1962 Guild Starflre and 1966 Epi- Year's in Jamaica or Bahamas. Prices FS29 phone ES 125 hollow bodies. Call start at $299 for • 9 days/8 night 486-3212 vacation. For more information Call SKI BOOTS; Nordica 9 1/2 Med. 429-1570, 429-0210 Lost and Found Eagles tickets at New Haven Nov. Hardly used. $100 or best offer. Call, Yamaha CR600 Receiver 25 watts per weekdays—before 10 am, 5-7 pm. 20—First row on Floor, front and Wanted center. Best offer Matt 487-1668 Channel—$350.00 2 Design Acoustic FS29 speakers—Can handle 200 watts per channel—$650.00. $900.00 for both. For Sale: Stereo System Pioneer 15 MXR "Distortion plus" power boost- LOST: Seiko quartz women's watch. er. Used only once. Must sell-list Call 742-8646, Scott. Great sentimental value. Cash reward Watt Receiver. Pioneer Semi-Auto- HELP WANTED: People that have price $49.95, will sell $40.00. Call Contact Donna 429-9716. matic Turntable Wald 3-way Speakers experienced the break up of an 429-3087 Tired of flimsy pies? Call Willlngton Marantz Dolby Cassette deck $300.00. intimate relationship In the last year Pizza for a pie loaded with your LOST: Keys on leather "Libra" key Call 429-5791. FS26 are asked to call 429-5314. Ph.D. favorite toppings. Best Pizza any- ring. IF found please call 429-237. Need more than just a stereo? student needs participants for her Fisher Skis 185 cm Salamon Bindings where! We deliver Thurs-Sun. Thanks Professional 2000 Watt system for 429-7433 'Breakup study.' Confidentiality as- $40. Nordica Men's Boots Size 11 ANY size party C & M Sound Co. Call sured. A questionnaire and an inter- Med. $35. Call 429-5791. FS26 429-4006, 872-2318. view. If researcher is not at home be LOST: Spanish text, Conversational prepared for a telephone answering Spanish by Hesse, hardback, rust Unlroyal B78-13 W7W Snows good T puMPKIN Sale „ , device and leave a message. colored, lost in Arjona 10/18. tread, asking$20; SoMd Chrome wheel , h Studen, Un, Tnu?sda5 423-0159 Wanted: A 5 man team to compete in covers '57 Ford, $10 set. 429-6348. d (f^ 25 d jg Ride Board FS30 fast-pitch wiffle-ball games on week- 10 a.m. till 3 p.m. Be There... Aloha I ends. Rich, Ray, Ron; 742-7936 W26 UNIVERSAL FOOD STORE 1/2 ■ ■•• SHABOO PRESENTS DOG LANE :''Vr OF WCCC 107 CONCERTS l ClUBWHCN ROCK POLL STORRS CARPOOL PLf«cC

Thurs, Oct. 25th save 50$ InAaaoc withWCCC Sealtest Ice JAN HAMMER GROUP $4.50 al door Cream (allflavors) $1 .69 Fri. & Sat. Oct. 26,27 In Aatoc. with WCCC SHABOO 8th BIRTHDAY PARTY CELEBRATION Nabisco 69$ featuring James Cotton Blues Band with special guest Graham Crackers Ralph 16oz. (Regular & Honey) (Save 20c) S4.00 in advance, $4.50 at door

Fri., NOV. 2 InAaaoc. with WCCC Andy Pratt Bananas 29$ lb. S4.00 In advance. S4.50 at door .UO> Sat., NOV. 3, In aaeoc. with WCCC Tropicana Fruit Edgar Winter Drinks 4/$1.00 $5 50 In advance, SS.S0 at door Asst. Flavors 10oz. Nov. 9 Aztec 2 Step

Photo courteay of FIRE Magazine FIRE, Inc. 1979 $5 00 In advance. SS.S0 at door Coke and Tab Nov. 10 $ 16 V-NECK SWEATERS by REVERE Theae l.mb.-ool blend aweatera arc aoft. warm, .nd macftW -aahablc Jonathon 2 liter bottle 99$ Cbooee from a variety of fall ihadca Slxea 8 to ai. $8 Edwards $20-25 PLAID SPORT SHIRTS SS.00 In advance (S SO at door A pr«tlfllou. brand of faahlon-rlaht ahlrta In al.ea 8 to XL. Our collection even Includea aome comfortable flannela. Crisp Macintosh $10 Nov. 16 Fountainhead Apples $28-$37.50 WOOL BLEND $3 00 al door DRESS SLACKS Theae alacha. from famoua makera have the dealred atylma that ia too good to Nov. 23-24 (Direct from orchard) 3 lb bag OC7 (JJ be mleeed In aollda checaa 6 plalala. $14 NRBQ Dannon "All $5 00 In advance S5.50 at door Tickets Outlets: the Disc in storrs, Music World - Natural" Yogurt East Brook Mall ID'S REQUIRED (all flavors) 423-0078 3/$1.29 or 45$ ea 25c Drafts Mon & Tues 7-10 Page 10 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, October 25,1979

LOSTKeys. on twist lost key chain, The Cornerstone Saga, Part 8—A To Chris, wishing I could shine a little PANCAKE BREAKFAST Batterson D if he hasn't taken you to the Bidwell with one key on one end end two on non-resident of Missouri came Satur- love Into your life on your Birthday— Frats Saturday Oct. 27th 9-2 pm. All Tavern In Coventry, be sure he's the other end. Lost on campus approx. a day and asked to Join the group. Other I'm endlessly thinking about the little you can eat $1.50 E26 one who says I'm sorry. Entertain- monthe ago. 423-0159. substance abuser watched him closely star in my life, as we ride the evening ment Nightly skies ending each journey with a kiss PANCAKE BREAKFAST at STOWE MPG—Wheeler B: Flash-Unexplaina B. Sunday, Oct 28, 10-1. Strawberry, Has anyone come across a brown in the morning light-Happy Birthday "Earn School and Christmas money zippered wallet near 4 Corners area? ble event has occurred stop A member Love you, Keith J. blueberry and plain all you can eat for now, tending our outdoor flower of the male species has |ust turned 20 $1.50. First beverage Included. Money not important; other papers stands. Car required Paid training, stop was last seen in the vicinity of are. 423-0159 John and Klep—Only the good die non-taxable partial gas rembursement Hollister B with 2 members of female Disco every Thrusday Night. Place: young... you're SOOOO good I Friday, Saturday, Sundays or any part species stop Conclusion: male is a LOST: Brown Wallet. Contains IDs Puerto Rican Center. Time: 10-2 thereof. S.D.R. Enterprises Andover, Admission: .75 BYOB. E 25 and Pictures. If found, please call Conn. Tel 742-9965 US S,SnB HAPPY "BIRTHDAY"' "** Fei"8,e'"' " ,8 °",V * ""* 8*aV Joyce, 429-1480. LF29 a ni h ,0 rSSLwSL «f^«n.?ipn « *'" *» ° « remember. We Why not a SUNDAE on SUNDAY Oct. LOVER_stop_ZM and N»»UUU_ hope that you don't find the water too We are not a bank-we're better— we 28 Wright A 3-8 p.m. LOST IN SOUTH CAMPUS: one cold!! are YOUR credit union. S.U. 104 Tigers eye necklace hooked to a pair I put this in a day late 'cause I knew you thought I'd put It in on your BAKE SALE this Saturday In S.U. of earrings, an ankle Bracelet and an Do you want Hot Head? Look for it on Excellent Money Making Opportunity birthday. Anyways—have a very Lobby from 11-4 p.m. Sponsored by Arm Bracelet Great Sentimental Halloween night Part time. If you care for people or happy birthday and life and thanks for w Russian Club. Come on down and Value. Reward. Please call Lee or pets, call 423-2991 Late nights munch out! E25 Dave a t Sprague Hall Room 223. letting me be a part of it. xxxx-xx shippee Penthouse: Just name the LF29 time and place. Colt House. The Way It Used to Be: Sherman GET GREENI At the Green Pmtotm JT—rTyy^y"?Monothestic Doctrine fo'" "Reincarna-■'"c.rna- House presents its annual Homecom- n ,m r he 8 and LOST: Tortoise Shell rimmed glasses Larry, Happy Birthday! Who loves ya Homecomlng Party. Thursday 9:00 at !!°_ &L**J*&L* £ °P ! . ing Pancake Breakfast Saturday Oct Buckley. Kegs, Punch and good the Gospels. Write: The Truthe of in tan felt case with a "P" imprinted kid? You know it! Weeds. Islam, P.O. Box 4494, South Bend, in brown vinyl. Photogray prescrip- 27 8-1. All you can eat- $1.50 music. Come over and party until you're GREEN. E25 Indiana 46624 tion lens Lost on way from Student Michael Cichon your name's in the LINDA JEAN" Happy double deuces. Union to Jungle If found, please call paper. Happy? 429-5587 and leave message LF30 Too bad you still dont want the Z-28, ^!Z!LZZZZZZ1 SPAGHETTI DINNER AT Crandall B "STRATTON" Partying and Skiing at Adm s n MGB and Minolta. From your "Good F|NEY_Don't foraet vour rubber ' s'° S2.00-AII thespaghettl you it's best- January Recess, College 1 FINEY-Don't forget your rubber -—"<""-"«-»«» -»■•"» w-j-i" n m MI- January necess, uonege Keys on leather Friend ' Mick P.S. I liked our ca eat ,us m ki Week8 Ca Pat 429 2441 or L n FOUND: Room Key duck and water wings. You might as ^ P ?°, ™ 4 "H ' ^i™' f ' " " y° Chain, near Field House. Call conversation well enjoy, right? Bones and punch 8** 0el- 2T- M»,m- E25 & °°nna 487-7458. M31 487-0524 Good luck on your interview, Chico. Me-Yes, it will just be you, me and COMMUTERS UNITE! The Home- I'm around if you want a good luck the ROTC beer test Your Northern coming Color War Is upon us and we kiss. I love you! General need your support! Our color has been designated Red for the Color War Neige. A night of Tanqueney, Dickel Parade. Any questions please enquire Dear Colt, Revenge is sweet but we and Cornfields was entertaining. How still love ya! P.L.J.A.N.M. at commuters union, Ask for Jim or For Rent ever before an encore many stagleaps Sue E25 Activities | are in order. Love Pierre To Qur ^ lwj R A The crew „ ---~---~~™-- only as good as the captain. Your LLC PANCAKE BREAKFAST All you T.H.I.M.C, Have no fear, uncle Duke Partners in Crime. can Eat $1.50 Sunday 2f Oct. Beecher Chaplin, Small one room house. is alive and well, and smoking Primo ' Vinton (under the Water Towers) E25 Iranian Hashish, G.'i. will fill you in Responsible student. Winter season WIN $50! Register for Road Rally Women's Ice Hockey Team. First on the details. only. Wood stove. Furnished. $125.00 today in the library foyer 12-3. Race is Why not a Sundae Before or After the practice session is this Sunday Oct. per month. No pets. Call 727-9153. Sunday at noon. $4 entrance fee. Cf,n"r,? Come ,0 Wrl8ht A Sun' <*« 28th form 8-10:00 am. at the UConn To the Ram: Your "good looks" are __ 28 3-8 pm. Ice Arena. 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An expert on another Peggy-Sue/Terry Tyler story. Buddy, only one more day! Love, Lou. new or used skates and hockey sticks, hockey skates and equips, wiM ^ Circle. 2 miles from campus. Call Once upon a time...Love your pet are to meet between 11am and 1pm In t |ng from Darien to assist players anytime after 6:00 pm Jana-487-1168. qrr V Junior To my favorite M.E. What would I do the Athletic Building. An exper on ,n trylno on 8kate8. a26 without ya? hockey skates and equipment will be Chimp: Good luck tonite on your 1 1/2 m. from campus in light & airy arriving from Darien to assist players Is there really Out-of-the-Body Experi Chem EXAM. I love you more now country setting; mature male student in trying on skates. ences? ECKANKAR presents it's thant ever: Rover (I male over) P.S. preferred. $100 a month inc. mainten- viewpoint on WHUS Friday evening, ance. Tel. 5:00-6:00 pm. 487-1718. the Banana is comming Oct 26. a26 FS7 Hilltops Halloween happening Sat. 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FROM PAGE 12 UCONN pair of goals and an assist in Friday's 6-3 win Edmonton, and each trip took over seven over the Kings, the first-ever NHL victory for hours. I didn't exactly enjoy those, but this HOMECOMING 79 the Whalers. year we'll only make that trip twice." Before the game, Mark was moved from Of course, everyone wants to know if this is defense to the left wing position, and when going to be Howe's last year on the ice. He's "THE WAY IT father Gordie was asked about Mark, "Oh going to be 52 thiscoming March, and this is yeah, I remember Mark. I guess it's up to the his 32nd season in professional hockey. Howe USED TO BE" management, as to what position he'll play. gave his usual indirect answer. He played very well tonight, but we'll just "Well, I don't want to score too many goals have to wait and see." this year; I want to save some until next year. THIS Many hockey followers view the Whalers as I guess I'll quit, just like I've done 10 times an expansion team, but Howe sees it another already in my career. But seriously, it's much WEEKEND! way too early in the year to tell."

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7pm - 9 pm ON THE Grad Field Olympic Games - Bon Fire - and General Spirited Zanyness Meet the Coaches - Learn a Cheer and we will all get ready to STOMP on UMASS A golden moment. Gordie holding goal number 1,000 moments after scoring the historic SATURDAY- goal in Birmingham, December 7th, 1977. "We're still a pro team. I think last year "THE HOMECOMING PARADE" Friday night, after Bill Bennett scored the The UCONN Band, 12 Floats. was tougher for us. We'll get stronger and Whalers third goal, the public address an- The UMASS Band stronger as the season progresses." nouncer relayed the news to the fans: and The Color War But, nearly all of the pre-season predictions "Whalers goal. Bennett. Assists. Howe and The Route: Stadium Road. have the Whalers pegged to finish last in Howe." The fans went wild, and how(e). Right on Hillside; their division. Gordie's simple reply, "I don't Left on Gilbert, Right on Fairfieldl Gordie is definitely a favorite, shown in the Left on Hillside read them. Anyway, most of those 'experts' standing ovation he received prior to the Reviewing Stand: have never even seen us play." game. Steps of Monteith Gordie doesn't even believe the Whalers After the Whalers showered and dressed, will have to drastically change their playing Howe stood outside the team's locker room. style. "We're going to have to hustle every He was casually talking to a friend, and AIR DAY single night, but hockey is hockey. I don't drinking a can of beer. see any change in our style of play." |l2noon: BUSCH HOTAIRBALLOONI I took one final glance at Howe, then began On Field Hockey Field Howe enjoys the variety in this year's to walk away. But a few seconds later, I tur- 4 pm.: Ultimate Frisbee schedule. The Whalers played only five dif- ned around and walked toward Howe. I Championship student Union Mall ferent teams in the WHA, sixteen times each. thought to myself, "Hey. I'm still a fan." 1:30 pm.: Sky Diving Demonstration In the NHL this year, Hartford plays 20 dif- ■Jn Football Field So I asked Gordie for his autograph. ferent teams, but only four times each. He gladly obliged. Remember, you're Plus 5000 Helium Balloons "Last year we made 14 separate trips to never too old—for a lot of things in life. SUNDAY- NCAA SOCCER NATIONAL POLL THE HOMECOMING CONCERT Announcement AMERICA Afro- American Cultural Center is looking for: 1. Indiana (11)(14-1-1) Tickets will be available for 4pm. show Talented, Creative and concerned people to help 2. Alabama A&M( 101(16-1) plan for this year's Afro-American History Obser- 3. Southern Meth.(3)(l 1-0) vants. 4. San Francisco (11-2-1) A Meeting will be held: Wed., Oct. 30, in 5. Cleveland St. (13-2-1) 6. Clem son (8-1) Commons 310 at 4pm. 7. Columbia (10-1) Come help the Afro-American Cultural Center get 8. Phllly Textile (9-1) it together! 9. SlU-Edwardsville (11-2-2) 10. CONNECTICUT (14-4) 0> Disc Rip-out FIELD HOCKEY POLL VOUR Specials 1. St. Louis 16-02 350 2. Penn State 10-2 338 CAMPUSm 3. West Chester 7-2-1 299 Bring in and tJLEtlORDSHOP 4. Lock Haven 8-0-1 278 $ SAVE $ 5. UMass 8-0 274 6. Connecticut 11-3 263 XicifctteLunuu 7. Delaware 5-3-1 233 sale Sale 8. San Jose 6-0 214 priced priced 9. Ursinus 6-3-2 210 10. Virginia 10-0 206

Spaghetti $4.99 ea. Dinner lmlK.-Nk.-kol Time Spaghetti, Meatballs, Salad, Home made LOOK FOR THE BOG HOMECOMING POSTER FOR Bread, Drink. All the THE OFFICIAL LISTING OF ALL Sale ends Thurs. Nov. 1 Spaghetti you can eat. HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES Lancaster House Homecoming 79- Coordinated by The Student Union Hours- 10am til 8pm Daily Sat. Oct. 27,4-8pm Board of Governors Sat. til 5:30 $2.25 Tel. 429-0443 ■12 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, October 25,1979 fiordie Howe Successfully flaming fans to his return was the signing Gordie has returned to the of his sons, Mark and Marty, By JOSEPH TICOTSKY NHL after an eight-year ab- with the Houston Aeros. sence. Following the SPRINGFIELD. Mass.— Professional hockey never Whaler's initial NHL home had a father-son combination Fans come in all ages, sizes, game here Friday night on the same team. and occupations. Newspaper against Los Angeles, he said When the Aeros offered reporters are human. thines haven't changed. Gordie the presidency of the They're honored to interview " However, there are team, he jumped at the op- many players. Especially a lot of great, young hockey when the player triples the portunity and signed. players in this league," said After copping two con- age of the reporter, and Howe. secutive WHA titles, Howe when he's a sports He had looked forward to "legend." and sons played in the Lone the World Hockey So, when other reporters Star State for two more Association's ' merger with began to gather around Har- years, then the trio jumped the NHL this season. After tford Whalers coach Don ship and signed with the all, he played an astonishing former New England Blackburn after Friday 25 seasons with the Detroit night's home opener here, Whalers, where Gordie Red Wings, scoring 786 this reporter decided to go scored his 1,000th career goals and assisting on 1,023 directly into the Whaler's goal in 1977. others. He retired from locker room and pay a visit-to This season, Marty has playing in 1971. Gordie Howe, the 51-year- been assigned to Hartford's During the next two old elder statesman of the American Hockey League af- seasons. Howe was the vice- Whalers and the entire filiate, the Springfield In- president of the Red Wings. National Hockey League. dians. Gordie and Mark 51-year-old Gordie Howe made a believer out of Daily Then the WHA lured him in- Believe me. I became a fan remained with Hartford, and Campus reporter Joe Ticotsky. Thai's his real autograph, to coming back. But the key again. Mark tallied a SE£ p^GE 11 kids. The best bet: feeling a bit less than merry By MARK STANLEY doubles) with a rock-hard handicap. pelota (ball). This is caught Player charts, tip sheets, (second in a series) and thrown with a curved, and hunches were used until Bole Pronto. Ccsta. Can- basket-like cesta. which is new systems were sought cha. What arc those strange strapped to the players' right out. For example, some bet words? Some new foreign arm. on thin players rather than flavor of potato chip? The object of the game is plump ones. No. they're all part of the similar to handball: to place Some choose to bet. on vernacular of Jai-Alai. a shot out of the opponents' short, quick players rather played in 'frontons' in reach by bouncing the ball than stronger, slower Bridgeport. Hartford and off a front wall. players. This theory was Milford. The sport attracts Scoring consists of one scrapped in a singles game, more than 3 million fans an- point per match between when a short player in nually who watch and wager teams one and two. The win- position to return a shot on the performances (or ner plays the No. 3 team un- couldn't because the ball matches). til all eight teams play. Then bounced over his outstret- Jai-Alai ("merry festival" "points double." meaning ched cesta. in the Basque dialect) has simply each match counts as As opposed to dog racing, the best way to win at Jai- Not just another 'foreign flavor': Jai-Alai in Connecticut rapidly grown in popularity two points until one team may not make you rich ... or 'merry/ reaches seven. Alai is to bet quinelas and over the last 20 years, and exact order. However, if you would Well, introductions over, exactas. A quinela is simply now has frontons in Florida The most popular form of rather select one team to let's get down to the whys choosing the first two teams (10): Connecticut (3); quinela and exacta betting is finish either first or second, and hows of picking win- to finish in either order. Nevada (2); and Rhode "boxing."This tactic covers you could "wheel" all the ners. If I knew any systems I An exacta is correctly Island (1). all combinations of any set of other teams in the game. would tell you. but Jai-Alai is selecting the first two The game is played among numbers. "Wheeling" is a bet which very difficult to accurately finishers in a game in their eight teams (either singles or pairs one team with every other entry, so you win if your team finishes first or second. If a team plays in a lower position.theoretically it will have more chances to win. However, that team will have more games to win. To illustrate, team one must win seven straight matches to achieve a perfect game. The eighth team, by contrast, has only to win four games to reach the same count. According to the program, certain combinations exist more often than others. A 1- 3 or 2-4 quinela will show more often than a 5-8 or 4-6, but these will pay higher. As far as odds ,are concer- An act ned, some bettors put money strictly on long shots, the reason being bigger payoffs in Providence result if the 'shot' does in- deed come in. Utonn head coach Joe There are systems ranging Morrone (above) doesn't from a computer science look particularly pleased teacher feeding statistics in- with what he sees Tuesday to computers, to picking night in Providence. from the players' pictures in His Huskies pulled out a the program as basis for hard fought 1-0 win over selections. Brown University, but' at If you go,good luck, but let least one player, captain Ken me end with this question: If Murphy, (shown above right Jai-Alai means "merry and below left) must have festival", why do you usually made Joe smile. Here Old leave feeling a bit less than No. 6 eludes a Bruin tacklei*. merry?