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VOL. LXXI NO. 9 STORRS. CONNECTICUT Thursday, September 20, 1973 PIRG seeking alternate means for funding aid By MARK FRANKLIN The Connecticut Pulbic Interest Research Group (Conn PIRG) and the Board of Trustees have been unable to agree on a method for funding the Conn PIRG organization. Bart Russell, a member of the Conn PIRG board of directors, said his organization was trying to determine another funding method. The Board of Turstees rejected the Trustee Administration Faculty Student (TAFS) Committee proposal over the summer when they learned the TAFS proposal was unacceptable to Conn PIRG. Had the TAFS proposal been adopted, a card would have been sent to students with their fee bill. If students wished to support Conn PIRG, they could have sent the necessary two dollars with the card. Russell termed the TAFS proposal "unacceptable." The original Conn PIRG fee proposed a mandatory two dollar per semester fee which could have been Guitarist Leo Kottke tunes up his instrument during last night's free concert at Jorgensen auditorium. See story (Photo by Alan Decker). page 6. refunded at a student's request. Russell accused John J. Manning Jr., associate dean for student affairs, of influencing the TAFS proposal. Manning said Wednesday evening that he had "serious reservations" about the original Conn PIRG proposal. He said Pressuring of Agnew denied he had "expressed opinion" on Conn PIRG to the TAFS Committee. WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Warren said, "we feel it is Referring specifically to a Russell said there was spokesman for President Nixon denied inappropriate for the White House to Washington Post story Tuesday quoting "backstabbing" in the meetings which Wednesday that anyone at the White comment or accept questions - the a senior Republican as being "99'/s per drafted the TAFS proposal, ftg said House is trying to pressure Vice answers to which would pass judgment cent certain" Agnew would resign, the there were no student members of the President Spiro T. Agnew into resigning on the situation - while it is still being source said: TAFS committee present at the but repeatedly declined to express considered by the attorney general." "It just isn't true. He's talked to a meeting which drafted the proposal. presidential confidence in Agnew. White House sources said privately number of senators and congressmen Willima C. Orr, associate provost, The denial by assistant Press the President does not feel a about what he ought to do, and the who was present at the TAFS meeting, Secretary Gerald L. Warren came after restatement of support for Agnew unanimous feeling is to fight, and said Thursday he "can't remember any a source close to the vice president would be appropriate since the that's what he intends to do. There's meetings when no students told UPI that the White House was attorney general has over-all control of never been any question in my mind of were behind reports of an impending the investigation. his resolve to fight this thing." present. resignation, and said Agnew intended Attorney General Elliot L. "to fight this thing." Richardson has said he will have the Warren told reporters: "There is no final say on whether a federal grand disposition on the part of the White jury in Baltimore will be given House or people in the White House to information from an investigation of force the vice president to resign." And Agnew in connection with alleged he denied that any presidential aides ^ J. kickbacks while he was Baltimore were behind news reports that Agnew county executive and later governor of was planning to quit. the state. But under repeated questioning, Richardson also will decide whether Warren declined to say that Nixon still an indictment will be sought against supports Agnew, referring reporters to Agnew. the President's statement at his last The source close to Agnew, who news conference that he admired the declined to have his name used, said of vice president's work since taking reports the vice president plans to step office. down that there were "indications that "Because the matter of the vice it's coming from people over at the president is under investigation," White House." Neither side will give an inch in tug-of-war for Nixon tapes

WASHINGTON (UPI) - The White in the negotiations and a final White House and Special Prosecutor House brief filed with the court in the Archibald Cox, working up to a case reiterated Nixon's hard-line stand court-imposed deadline, were reported against surrendering the tapes to Cox Wednesday still far apart on attempts intact. to compromise out of court their 'To tear down the office of the dispute over President Nixon's American presidency is too high a price Watergate tapes. to pay even for Watergate," the White Spokesmen for both the White House brief said. House and for Cox confirmed that the The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals two sides had met — in accordance for the District of Columbia, which last with a suggestion from a federal week suggested that Cox and Nixon try appeals court — and tried to reach a compromise on Cox's suit to obtain to negotiate a settlement and thus nine of Nixon's tape-recorded avoid a constitutional confrontation in The Sri Chinmoy Meditation Group was one of the 53 organizations and conversations on the scandal. court, asked for a report by Thursday clubs represented at Wednesday night's Activities Fair in the ROTC hangar. But a White House source said on whether the discussions had been Sarah McElhone-Bentz (left) of the meditation group is seen describing its purpose to an interested student. (Photo by Ronald Mayer). there had been "very little movement" "fruitful." • • . Thursday, September 20, 1973 T^t T^ * «1 TTT c&muuKttntf SaUjj (Eamtiua 1 he r residency: ill

Editor's Note: This is the In each case a sharp eye government now seem a mixed Editor-in-Chief last of a three-part series wfll see that loyalty to our blessing and occasionally downright dangerous. Alan K. Reisner dealing with the office of the political system and even to the Presidency of the United States nation is being equated with If one takes them seriously, there is the question of Managing Editor Business Manager By W. WAYNE SHANNON loyalty to the government's I will mention one other policies of the day. In this answers. If they are to be John Pallatto Jeffrey J. Sherman problem that I am afraid direction lies real trouble for a found, we must rise above such inheres in the very nature of republic. relatively unimportant questions the American Presidency - the An attack on the President as whether Haldeman, Dean etc. confusion that results from one as politician seems to be an go to jail. man's being both Chief of State attack on the nation itself. How We need a major effort at (symbol of the nation, its much more sensible it seems by reassessing how we came to myths and purposes) and the contrast to symbolize the aggrandize the Presidency so head of a government. nation in a figurehead (perhaps much in the first place. The The pick Unless I am very wrong this an emasculated monarch or a answer seems obvious. is the sort of problem that senior - citizen statesman who It has been our way of The tennis world's battle of the sexes culminates crops up when people are heard is beyond ambition) and adapting our fractured policy to to say "Let us support the recognize the head of the modern circumstances. If the tonight when Bobby Riggs laces Billy Jean King in a President; he is the only one we government as what he is - a costs are as high as they now high finance match inside Houston's Astrodome. politician making policies and have." seem, we must face how we can The most publicized match in tennis history has Or when Richard Nixon seeking support. announced in a speech that he As Henry Fairlie has often alternatively produce the kind grown to circus proportions. What began as one was deeply shocked that our said, he can never figure out of leadership and coherence woman's revenge of a Mother's Day match in which opinion leaders did not that we have through the which "hat" the President is Riggs crushed Margaret Court, is now an extravaganza. unanimously back his mining "textbook Presidency." There of the North Vietnamese ports. wearing when he speaks. He the going really gets rough and The winner tonight will receive $100,000. Or when people now say, should not feel bad. There are anyone with a good idea is a Riggs and King will split another $200,000. "End the Watergate hearings; many natives who have the valuable person indeed, Courtside tickets are sold out at $100 each. ABC has we have had enough of this same problem. Dr. Shannon is an associate besmirchment of our These, are but a few of the professor of political science at paid $750,000 lor television rights. Howard Cosell is institutions." problems that make Presidential the University. scheduled to do the play, by play. The stakes arc extremely high. Neither Riggs nor King has ever played lor as much before. Tension is Letters To The Editor said to be high for both participants, and not because of the money. QVi/^I/l/ nffnirV throwing Christmas parties for There are over 13,000 kjULIUl UJjUlrD kids Mansfield Training undergr; Riggs, a 55 year old male chauvinist, in thought me at -graduates at this To the Editor: School, or raising money for University. Blow some minds — and practice, says he must win this one for the sake of The article by Bud Poliquin, the March of Dimes, or it would beat your honored men across the country. His chauvinism is extreme, "A Sept. 13, on the Fraternity collecting canned 8°^fJ°r ™ mediocrity. woman belongs in two places, the bedroom and the Rock is not only insulting to hungry in the Storrs-Willimantic Donald Cunningham area. Fairfield Hall kitchen, in that order. *{ any member of a fraternity but also shows not only his, but Ray Hartweg This is one reason King would like to humiliate also the entire Campus' Russell C3A Rm. 410 him. Since the mid-sixties, the 29 year old, five times ignorance of Greek societies Holiday spirits Wimbledon champion, has fought for purses equal to and their functions. The act of Blast-off! painting has a purpose behind it To the Editor. ^g^, men's for distaff tennis. She has said Riggs' The fact tnat Day as do most pledge functions). The Daily Campus for at b faI,. Qn Yom Kippurf has psychological gimmicks won't affect her, "As the It is to give the pledge a feeling least the third successive year is brought scvera, disturbing pressure rises, I stem to get better." of pride and respect in his setting out on an itinerary of thoughts to mind When Rf)sh Riggs is the heavy favorite for the best of five set fraternity by having him responsible journalism. With a Hashanah and the first day of publicly show others his little luck it may win an award classes coincided in 1971, the match. King is recovering from a recent bout with the society's revered emblem. Also again. Every student at this administration promised that flu and a low-blood sugar condition. She nearly Hell weeks and hazings are part University should rejoice at the this type of oversight would opportunity to imbibe such collapsed in the heat of the U.S. Open earlier this of our past. not happen again. Today, the The tone of the article was journalistic excellence, athletic department has again month. Her opponent keeps up his youthful fast, condescending and petty. The There may be a pattern to reassurcd the ^me thing. moving style by ingesting 415 vitamin pills daily. author laughs off Fraternities as the editorial content. If How many of these ^YVhilc the match will make King and Riggs a lot dinosaurs of the past. Greek Mondays and Wednesdays are "oversights" will provoke societies besides providing for generally reserved for terribly richer, it will not decide the ultimate question of enough of the Jewish many social functions (such as biting remarks about the population to come out of their (cmale equality on and off the sports field. Beer fests, Derby Day, etc.) Governor and/or financial apathetic coma? When will thc Whatever the outcome, the game of tennis ill also have something to teach tragedies, Thursdays find Jewish students of this avc gained more fans in a shorter time than greJts members. One learns to respect perhaps a well stated hypothesis University, and others, realize others, to accept responsibibty, concerning student apathy. tnat they are Jewish all the such as Pancho Gon/ales, achieved in all their playing as well as dispense authority. Fridays are less structured time, not just on holidays? days. The words peace, and invite enlightening analyses Thc hcad coach aid he Riggs will overcome thc age difference if he can brotherhood, and justice are of topics such as the Yom would ask thc jcwish piaycrs to given meaning by the Fraternity Kippur problem. And now participate he game, and put it together in the first three sets. m t experience. These qualities are Tuesdays are finding their own that those who dccided not to THE PICK Riggs over King, 6-3, 7-5, 6-2. not taught on campus nor are with terribly searching would not be penalized. The they acquired through commentaries on the new University states that persons Dormitory life. personality of the bookstore. cannot be penalized for Mr. Reisner, it is not so I feel Fraternities have been religious convictions, yet many maligned enough by a much your topics as it is your professors schedule exams on editorial timbre. Daily, this University policy intended to the holidays. People can cut drive us off campus. We do not keeps thousands of students ^ „ they "overiI but „e be attacked by such an sound-asleep, and that sleep ^ ^ £ need to horrified f s Mr. Poliquin's for it a lows them to increasingly IJ ^ (Ennnprttrut fiailg GUimpua article as d g soSQ out of religious distorts our image. utilize the added features of the new conviction. Serving Storrs Since 1896 These coming weeks are bookstore, while at the I urge the Jewish students Rush Weeks for most same time they swallow at the University to come out Advertising Manager Patti-Jo Slatnick Fraternities and I invite all repeated doses of your of their apathetic coma and Circulation Manager Steve Cisowski University students to look into bookstore editorials, refrain from attending classes them. No campus groups can Write something different - Production Manager Lou Golden on the holidays. Perhaps we offer the same combination of something profound or EDITORS could prove that there are Mark Franklin social and community functions irrelevant. Take some initiative enough Jewish students on News which a Fraternity provides. We and foster a paper which carries Features Deborah L. Noyd campus who simply cannot be truly are involved in such a picture of something other •|gnored_ Sport. Dave Solomon . : Lora Livengood "semi-ridiculous actiwiiei" (as than two tractors standing in a Eva Steinberger Copy Mr. Poliquin believes), such as corn field on the front page. Layout' Vickie Germain New Haven Hall Associate News Bob Vacon Assistant Features J»V Sloves Sidebarbs Assistant Sports Art Horw.tz Assistant Layout Sharon Fields Assistant Editorial Page Dean Redfern CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHERS News Dennis Capuano Feature. Alan Decker Sports WesIey Thou,n Second Class Postage paid at Storrs. Ct. 06268. Published dally except Saturday and Sunday from Sept. 10 through December 7 and from January 16 through April 16; not published during Thanksgiving and Easter recess. Business office and Editorial office located on North Eagleville Road in Storrs. Accepted for nation ^ advertising by the National Educational Advertising Service. Sut ,3 ber: United Press international. Subscription rates: tS.OO per year, >3.00 per semester. Return notification of unclaimed deliveries to Connecticut Daily Campus. University of Connecticut, Storrs, Ct. 06268. Thursday, September 20, 197S Connecticut Daily Campus Page S Dialogue offers counseling ^SS^SSSS By GLORIA KAWECKI training program, spread over a evaluated and accepted or By BILL CURTISS evening was a medieval battle Dialogue is a month, follows. This trains the rejected. The annual Student fought by Jeff Prusski and Ross University-based telephone volunteers in empathy, ln the first two years Activities Fair hosted 53 clubs Lally, both members of the counseling service. It is free and sensitivity, value clarification Dialogue received 5,000 calls. and organizations Wednesday Society for Creative anonymous, and deals with and evaluation. At the same Now, about 350 calls are n*ht in tne ROTC hangar. Anachronism. Using ply-.vood such problems as drugs, suicide, time, a 100 page training coming in each month. Robert Desnoyers, assistant broadswords and shields, divorces, family and roommate manual must be studied. This Telephone lines are manned fah" coordinator' siad the f-» Prusski and Lally "cut and problems. manual suggests examples of by ^me 3Q volunteers from 6 helps make freshmen and other smashed" each other until both Dialogue began operating "Nations and presents a pm to 2 am daU ToU free students aware of activities "died" due to head wounds. n mba of Mlble at UConn- He more MteT the batt,e Jan. 5, 1971. It was formed by " i. rP° "ojutioni. number8 t£) caU 429-6484 ° . "* - *"»**. alias flve 5 hour the Rev. Michael Wilcox and ™* . »««ons »> 49qfi48, ,„ ,n.n .' clubs were represented this year Myrdn the Wizard said because two UConn students. The deahn« WIth PeoPle. and one l'*° *'3-*W*". and because of a "growing interest of the fair, they expected their Quinnebaug Valley Health and month of actual on-the-phone 328-6040. Dialogue serves all of in clubs and activities." membershipmembershiD to increase.inorea^. Welfare Council added its Gaining, the volunteer is northeastern Connecticut. One of the highlights of the Most of the clubs support during the first year. It .. represented found the fan- pays for the Danielson and S*******^^ helpful in increasing their Putnam phones, publicity, i membership. Mark Severs, training and expenses. The rest ■ president of the Scuba Club, of the budget, covering the World News Briefs said the fair gave the club local area, is funded by the needed exposure. student activities fees. Palestinian guerrillas Relatives danced and sang that killed their tiny sister the Sandy Boris, president of Training for volunteers is freed from Ja" m Jordan outside the prison gates while day before. Doctors completely the Student American intense and vigorous. Each AMMAtf"(UPI) - Hundreds awaiting their release. replaced the blood in the only Pharmaceutical Association, said volunteer is screened by a of Palestinian guerrillas were The 38-year-old Hussein girl left to try to save her life. the fair gave the club an personal interview. Then, a freed Wednesday from prison underlined his personal Two of the babies were in opportunity to reach freshman three hour mini-lab in group under an amnesty linked with involvement in the gesture of poor condition. A third was and sophomore pharmacy situation is given to the King Hussein's campaign to end reconciliation by taking coffee listed as fair. Two others were majors. volunteers• "lutiiwi j tot,w helpimp themU1C1U realizeI CdIU.C Jordan'sj—-.—- m isolation———_—«— from other with prominent guerrilla hearty and drinking a solution About 1,000 people their own prejudices. A 75 hour leading Arab states. prisoners Tuesday in Amman from their mother's milk. attended the fair throughout central jail, government sources Julia, too weak since birth the evening. Ted Wilkens, a said- , , , Sunday night to be weighed, graduate student interested in Two electrical engineers Chile s military junta died Tuesday night of Hyaline u Jaid the fair H.a, a still faces opposition Membrane Disease, an „ „ . . . , , .. SANTIAGO, Chile (UPI) - Nation of the membrane . «ood *» *"d * ***** h™ ia. *v. LI .. . that linesBUM th*the IIII»<,un s andanrf MISMfUtCTS m finding out about the receive solar energy grant With the blunt warning that *■• « snipers and night assassins" air into the bloodstream. Cycling Club. Two U„iv«»ty electrical frequency and .„ic,o„,»e £g be eMC£ed „„,., engineers have received a devices as well. The interest in ... ' . $188,546 grant to support their the latter device, "motivated Sidney"" JuTuS* research into the development by developing high-speed itkm morc than wfiek GALA of devices which ultimately computers and opening new ^ JJJ ^.^ could transform sunlight into channels of commumcation, orouffht it to DO rr

Mahmoud A. Melehy and The professors pointed out L<^h> Qne of ^ {QW ^ 1974 NEW CAR Faquir C. Jam were awarded that the peak electrical power junU meinberSi toId Ae natk)n the grant from the National consumed m the entire area of in an independence Day Patent Development Corp. New England last year was mc„agc that mopping-up SHOW! specially to support a study 13,192,000 kilowatts. operations, "have as their single titled, 'Hetero-Solar Cell and Thus> the amount cf objective the elimination of Heterotransistors Jam is a encrgy> per 8econd> falling hom 8mperg ^ ^ asgassin, new assistant professor who is a the „,„ on a city such „ GEM CHEVROLET former doctoral student of Hartford (18.4 square miles) Yne *™P« <»**l Rt. 195 tw m r Melehy. would ^ equivalent to about ° P°° condition The two scientirts will try „ 0QQ kilowatts> or morc DENVER (UPI) - On the TODAY! to develop semi-conductor ..... , third day of their life, three of device, whose applications than four times the amount of the five remaining Stanek (THWSDAV, SfPTEHflr 20 j would include not only solar peak power consumed in all of sextuplets were stricken REFRESHMENTS BEING SERVED energy conversion, but high New England. Wednesday with a lung disease OPEN 8-8:30 JORGENSEN^^AUDITORIUM COMING FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. 8:15 pm

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WASHINGTON (UPI) - Colson to say he had cited his Constitution to plead the Fifth Ex-presidential aide Charles W. Fifth Amendmemt rights after Amendment." Colson, pleading possible the committee unanimously Spokesmen for the White self-incrimination, Wednesday denied his request for a grant House and special Watergate refused to answer any questions of immunity from prosecution Prosecutor Archibald Cox put to him by the Senate in exchange for his cooperation. meanwhile confirmed that the two sides had been meeting in Watergate Committee about the ' "The committee would have an effort to reach an bugging scandal. liked to have his testimony," Chairman Sam J. Ervin Jr., out-of-court compromise in Ervin told i reporters. ". . .But N-N.C, emerged from a their dispute over President 2V^-hour closed session with clearly is entitled under the Nixon's Watergate tapes. But a White House source said the negotiations, which were suggested by a federal appeals Feminist author evaluates court, showed "very little movement." English women's status The White House also filed By BOB VACON Rendel, who was flanked on its final brief with the court reiterating Nixon's hard-line American women seem to either side /by two UConn stand against surrendering the be making more headway in feminists; Gail A. Shea, former tapes intact to Cox. Cox was their fight for equality than assistant provost, and Marcia seeking nine tapes of their counterparts in England, Lieberman, assistant English Margarita Rendel, an English feminist author, spoke on conversations in which the according to statistics and professor, spoke briefly of her plight of women in Great Britain at a lecture in the Women's President allegedly discussed Center Wednesday night. Seen left to right are Marcia Lieberman, observations cited by Margarita fact-finding tour of the United Watergate matters. In a separate assistant professor of English; Rendel; and Gail A. Shea, former Rendel, a feminist author from States, and answered questions suit, the Senate committee is UConn assistant provost. (Photo by Ronald Mayer). the University of London. from the audience primarily Rendel made her remarks at dealing with the status of seeking five of those tapes. The stocky, bespectacled the Women's Center Wednesday women in England, House fails to override night, to approximately 25 According to Rendel, Colson, who last spring persons. feminist groups in England tend voluntarily took a lie detector Rendel said in Britain, the to be small, unstructured test he said proved his minimum wage rejection status of women is "scarcely a groups. "As groups, they innocence in the scandal, was WASHINGTON (UPI) - with "a new bill which will problem that's even being function at the size of 12-20 grim when he left the Capitol. President Nixon chalked up his bring the minimum wage in line discussed in the universities." members each. Any higher, and Ervin said Colson stressed second veto victory in a week with the increased cost of Rendel went on to say that they split to form another he was "innocent of any Wednesday and his sixth of the living .. .in a way that helps part of the problem women in group. They are very wrongdoing" and that he hoped year when the House failed by check inflation and protects England have is a "lack of self-directed, and intended to forthcoming grand jury action 23 votes to override his jobs for low income workers." recognition of what constitutes get every member of the group would "make possible" a reje<*ion of a bill to raise the Any compromise would discrimination." to recognize her own voluntary committee minjnum wage. have to include the Recently, however, feminist potential," she said. appearance later. The House voted 259 to Republican-backed "youth 164 to override the measure, differential" provision which legislation has been introduced far short of the needed Democrats in both houses into Parliament. "So the HOLIDAY SPIRITS two-thirds majority of those originally rejected. This would government will legislate. But voting. The House failed by have exempted youths under 18 what type of legislation and only five votes a week ago to from the minimum wage for override his veto of a medical the first six months of when we get it," has not yet services bill. rmployment. been determined, Rendel said. Voting to override Wednesday were 208 Democrats, and 51 Republicans; voting to sustain were 29 Democrats and MAKE HOLIDAY SPIRITS YOUR ONE STOP FOR 135 Republicans. McMahon ALL YOUR PARTY NEEDS The bill would have raised FEATURING the minimum wage to $2 on A WIDE ASSORTMENT OF DOMESTIC & IMPORTED Nov. 1 and $2.20 on July 1, WINES AS WELL AS SPIRITS AND BEER 1974. 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Kottke strums for UConn WT -* A By VICKIE GERMAINE "Easter" and "Machine Number and as a result his parents Guitarist Leo Kottke more 2." bought him a "cheesy" guitar than made up for his cancelled According to Kottke he has to accompany himself. The performance at last year's guitar broke in two weeks, but B^VAI no program for his performance Winter Weekend with a fine Kottke persevered and got a - he plays a first tune and a last concert in Jorgensen better one, "strumming one Bk ^^^^^m/K Auditorium Wednesday night. tune and lets the middle chord" for hours on end. Playing to a packed house, "flow." This year Kottke said he Kottke showed why he has There is a relaxed mood at will continue "gigging" aM been called one of the finest a Kottke concert because he throughout the country, but he accoustical guitarists in this talks right to the audience. His will try to cut back the amount country. His sense of style and performance is keynoted by of work he does. According to tone captured the entire storytelling and introduction Kottke, "When things are going audience and drew them close. chatter - "1 don't usually do well, that's when the pressure Kottke got a variety of James Taylor or Bob Dylan comes ... it is easy to start to sound from his guitar. The tunes because they've never think of sitting in the woods tunes in his performance ranged done any of mine." and being vernal instead of running around the country from a clever rendition of the Kottke began playing the guitar in Oklahoma when he playing the guitar." But Kottke Guitarist Leo Kottke plucks out a tune during last night's free childhood song ■"Playmate" to was 13 years old. He said he said he'll continue to play. The concert sponsored by the Board of Governors. (Photo by Abn the crisp, lively medley of began singing with the radio guitar "is magical." Decker) Rock Review LOU'S Rt. 32 Eagleville Storrs listens to 'Stories' / Delicious Sandwiches By PETER LUBIN clenched fist. And whether the instrument to concentrate Grinders - Sundaes - Shakes With the rise of the rhythms pound or float it is entirely on his vocals, a Breakfast - Lunch improbable but nonetheless always the Brown melodies that player was obtained to replace potent hit single "Brother push you a little higher. They Brown's chores, and there is a OPEN SUN 10AM-1AM Louie" to the number one slot really soar. new bass player who is easily as MON-THURS 10AM-2PM, 6PM-1AM,-/ in New York City, the rock Recently though, the group excellent as Lloyd himself. FRI-SAT 10AM-3AM Only time will tell if the new group Stories has finally gained went through a personnel Campus the national recognition they so change from which "Brother band can follow in its own | Eagle greatly deserve. Louis" is the first product. footsteps, but in the meantime Since their origin about two Brown has left for bigger and buy the About Us if T mrs as- years ago they have tried, for better things. The bass player, only to heighten your own the most part unsuccessfully, to , has dropped his curiosity. 'Rt. 32 gather a following and step to the forefront of pop music. Their first single, I'm Coming 42,,e Home enjoyed moderate success. The style and VILLA " production of the song were very similar, to a Paul McCartney single and the thought of McCartney releasing something so fresh and exciting SPIRIT may very well have brought a smile to your face. But the disc jockey came on and brought you the bad news, and you SHOPPE passed off Stories as just another fluke. (ofs of free parking coldest beer in town Without going into great detail, let it suffice to say that wme I liquor tapper kegs t half-kegs the forces behind what is now Stories have been around for "free beer coasters" quite some time. The former leader and creator of Stories is Michael Brown, a man whom FRIENDLIEST PACKAGE PANOO COMWNY m livoc.jl.on -!>. HHYHi BI PHOtKJC I IONS pitWOH Leonard Bernstein once called a "brilliant pop melodist". You STORE PETER FONDA-DENNIS HOPPER-JACK NICHOLSON may remember a group called £££££«, £E»*~wVon Der Mehden $1.50 , which is the AROUND/ TERRY SOUTHERN band Michael left to form ROUTE 44A-LOCATED BETWEEN THE A&P Friday Sept. 21 10p.m. A Film Society Stories. Perhaps their most STORE & MANSFIELD TRAINING SCHOOL Saturday Sept. 22 10:30p.m. Presentation memorable contribution was a near brilliant ballad called ^llllllllllllllllllllllllllll I IIIIIIIIIIIIHIi Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllg "Walk Away, Renee". The trouble was that this song broke about the time that the \Appearing This Week at The 1910 Fruitgum Company and 73 CLOSE-OUT SALE! the Archies were coming out, and people tended to group The Left Banke in the 1973 Bubblegum category. A quick I clialloiiC' review of either Left Banke album will prove to the listener HUB that they were anything but I ^ ^Lounge bubblegum. And so Brown begat Stories, who did I'm Coming I Dave Murteza Home and were not heard from again until recently. But this series of events ignores what was undoubtedly their best Trio single to date. Sometime early X CNJ this year Buddah released 9 Rt. 19S 1*1 "Darling", a song which made ■D • 00 a Elton John's "Crocodile Rock" 5 look limp and formless by comparison. "Darling" failed DAHCW SfVEN MIGHTS A WEE* miserably because of lack of Mon-Thurs 9p.m.-1a.m. interest and therefore no airplay. The song opens the BIG DISCOUNTS! Fri—Sat 9p.m.—2a.m. latest Stories album, "About Sun 7p.m.-11p.m. Us", and there is no doubt in Happy Hour Week Days 4p.m.-7p.m. my mind that "Darling.* alone Markland's Garage, Inc. No cover - Sunday thru Thurs. is worth the price of the $1. cover Friday & Sat. record. Rt. 195 Picture ID required The album moves from 1/4 mile South of UConn PLEASE NO BLUE JEANS OR rocker to rocker and from 429-9688 rocker to ballad, and it's as DUNGAREES ON WEEKENDS tight as Mohammed Ali's fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Thursday, September 20, 1973 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 7 Pre-Season Ski Sale P r*ocionrJ New s"2002 with JVUddlglUJl Salamon 444 Bndgs. Sizes 150cm to 205cm SAVE Reg. $205.00 $149.95 $65.00 T-T p Q H Fiberglass- * 1*/ttU Beginner - Intermediate Ski Size 150cm + 190cm with Gertsch Bndgs. E Reg. $170.00$! 29.95 |£o5 T£ c\ of 1 p Wood-fiberglass with GEZE Step-i PVaOLl^ For Beginner lyr. Warranty Sizes 175cm to 190cm Reg. $115.00 SAVE $69.95 $45.05 CCM BIC YCLES 10 SPEED Reg. $ 115.00 NO W $99.95 3 Year Warranty REG. $135.00 NOW$l 10.00 Clothing By Alpine Designs Gerry Demetre Roffe Lido Equipment By K-2 Head Rossignol, Olin Full Line of Hockey uipment THE HOURS: HOH THRU SAT 9-5:30 ALPINE CHAUS STARTHG NaT WK OPEN TH t FRl TIL 9 MASTER CHARGE RT 195 UNI PLAZA BANK AMERICARD WELCOME Page 8 Connecticut Daily Campus Thursday, September 20, 1973 is a 1953 Toronto concert Night in Tunisia - perhaps the Disc-content featuring the reigning princes of greatest of the bop songs - bebop: Parker on tenor, Dizzy up-tempo, subtle, and happy. Gillespie on trumpet, Bud The trio sides are just as Powell on piano, Max Roach on good, at least for someone like drums, and Charles Mingus on me who dotes on Bud Powell. Double analyzed bass. Two sides include the One of the most technically Miles Davis, "Collector's Items" double-albums under review George Joyner on bass. The quintet; the other two are of a sound and endlessly innovative (Prestige 24022). here were all originally issued in entire session is from 1957. Powell - Mingus - Roach trio. persons to ever play jazz piano, The Red Garland Quintet, the 1950's. Garland is one of the more The quintet sides are in classic Powell on these sides is in "Jazz Junction " (Prestige The Miles Davis set, joyous and swinging jazz bebop style - great attacking extraordinary form. Powell's 24 023). "The Greatest Jazz Collector's Items, is really just pianists. He always seems to be solos from Byrd and Diz - solid great contribution to jazz piano Concert Ever" (Prestige 24024). that - a collector's set, but not having a fine time, and he runs background work from Mingus was an ability to build by LARRY BOWMAN the essential Davis. The two the quintet through such and Roach. Parker screams incredible tautness and tension In recent years several albums cover recording sessions standards as I've Got it Bad, through solos on Salt Peanuts in his music without losing the major recording companies have between 1951 and 1956 and and That Ain't Good, and Hot House - two bop flow and relaxed mood that is favorites - with a rapidity that begun to search through their there is little continuity of Woody 'n You, and Hallelujah. essential to jazz. Embraceable has never been matched. "Wee" vaults and reissue important personnel. The most interesting Red came up from Dallas You, Cherokee, Lullaby of and historic material which has part is a 1953 side with both with a gusty blues background reworks a theme from Grofe's Birdland, and seven other tunes either been out of print and Charlie Parker and Sonny and then found his more Grand Canyon Suite and both are included here. Of the three unavailable for some time, or Rollins on tenor in attendence. refined style during the bop Parker and Gillespie get in good albums reviewed here - this is which was insufficiently The jazz standard, Round period. His lyricism is licks. And of course there is the most essential. appreciated at the time it was About Midnight, is the best of profound; it was no accident initially released. This trend is their selections. Throughout the the Red played piano in Miles' rSHOHCASE CINEMA/ 1234 found for both rock - The other three sides a variety of finest quintet (Philly Joe Jones, EXIT tMFOKBES STREET)** EXIT M(SILVER LANE)on r-84 Beatles reissues on Apple, well known men - Philly Joe Paul Chambers, and Coltrane). • EAST HARTFORD • 24HR.TEL. INFO. 5M-W10 • ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED PARKING* V* Honor MASTER CHARGE^ United Artist's Legendary Jones and Elvin Jones, Paul The sidemen on this session all g ■■■■■■■■., ...w ..■■■■., j ■.■■■■,■■,,■■ ■■,■■...... ■ ■ ■ .-rrrrrr.. Masters series, The Best of Chambers and Percy Heath, get plenty of opportunities to you-name-it, and for jazz. On Charles Mingus and others - join do their stuff. Coltrane needs lioMMMina w ROMEO the jazz side, however, the in, but rarely do any of them no introduction, but Donald ^JULIET reissues must be welcomed reach the power and authority Byrd - an insufficiently !?n.'.'.... .■■■.v.'j i'.1.'.... i.. iv:-:v?ii 111 uii.iuiiu i.i.iin i i.i.ggx because, since the market is so that can be found many other recognized trumpeter gets in - - Mi 11111111 tut 11 r I r • 11 •<^.;.;.^,-it ■ I ■ • YiV I V.ViV v.-.v • v.- K much smaller, it really is often places. some good licks. This is lovely PO hard to find fine recordings. The other two sets are jazz, economical in drum slowly Perhaps the best of the jazz really far more interesting. The presentation, and featuring fine reissues is Prestige's "two-fer" Red Garland Quintet features solo work - a pleasure £*• series. These are all Red on piano, and he is joined altogether. FREE STUDENT DISCOUNT CARDS double-album sets, priced by John Coltrane on tenor, The Greatest Jazz Concert Save $.50 for yourself & guest modestly, designed nicely, and Donald Byrd on trumpet, Ever may not be that, but it Get your card now at the theater featuring competent liner notes. Arthur Taylor on drums, and comes pretty close. The album But most important is that Prestige possesses much of the finest jazz ever cut. The three Dramatic Arts presents varied How you express yourself theater program Variety will mark the depends upon your camera. 1973-74 theatrical season at the University of Connecticut when the Department of Dramatic Arts presents everything from modern musical comedy to Shakespearean tragedy. Dr. Cecil P.. Hinkel. professor and acting head of dramatic arts, announced today that student thespians will present seven productions, climaxing April 12-20 with Shakespeare's "King Lear," featuring noted actor Arnold Moss. T2T1E COLLEGE ■P'.'lLa • uil »»•«'«.. »i* eO«« NOW THRU TUESDAY Dally 2:00 6:30 9:00 SAT-SUN. 2:00 4:15 6:30 9:00 At HACKMAN MONO Today almost everybody is getting into photography The whole F-1 system includes over 40 lenses and And it's not the snapshot variety People are doing 200 accessories. It's capable of doing virtually sports stories, nature stories, portraits—you may everything in photography. So whatever idea you even have a friend who's doing photographs through have for a picture, the F-1 has the equipment to make a microscope Or a telescope sure you get it. You also know that everybody has his own idea Because it was conceived from the beginning as a about which camera is best. That's why it's important system, it works as a system. All the elements are for you to know about the Canon F-1. Because it's the quickly and easily interchangeable. No matter which system camera that's fast becoming the favorite of lens or accessory you use with the F-1 body you won't professionals And the new status symbol among have the feeling that something has been photography enthusiasts. "tacked on." What's more the F-1 is comfortable to handle. Years of research went into the design of the F-1 body and placement of controls so your fingers fall naturally into place. You'll appreciate this comfort when you're on assignment. It's also an important thing to keep in mind if you're investing in a camera you plan to keep a long time. Canon has been in the optics industry over 37 years. We make microscope equipment, amateur and professional movie cameras and TV lenses. It's this The prospective owners experience that helps make our still cameras the best of Maxy's Car Wash, selling cameras in Japan. In America, it's just a matter Pittsburgh, Pa. of time PANAVlSlON* TECHNICOLORS See your dealer for more information. He'll also Cetetxa1mgW»rne< Bros SOth Anmversa'y A W»rne* Cofrwnunicalioos Company O show you Canon's other SLR cameras, like the FTb «KS ■PHV and TLb. Both of which offer accurate metering, easy film loading, a wide range of lenses and the same standard of engineering that goes into the F-1. COMING SEPT. 26-29 GEORGE C. SCOTT FAYE DUNAWAY Canon JOHN MILLS JACK PALANCE Canon USA. Inc 10 Nevada Drive Lake Success. New YorK 11040 Canon USA Inc 457 Fullerton Avenue. Elmhurst Illinois 60126 "OKLAHOMA CRUDE" Canon Optics & Business Machines Co Inc . 123 East Paulanno Avenue Costa Mesa. California 92626 Canon Optics & Business Machines Canada. Ltd . Ontario Color PG J Thursday, September 20, 1973 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 9 HERB IE MANN family of Mom David Meumon jfflerdjant In Concert Saturday, Sept. 22 At 8:30PM Columbia Music Hall Largest Selection 165 Dexter Ave West Hartford Bridge St Plaja of Chateau and Take Flatbush Ave Exit off 84 Petit Chateau Bottling & Cordials Tickets at University Music UViUimanfic, Ci. 423-6028

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Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday Come in, browse around, see the all new Buick line for 1974 Refreshments will he served for your enjoyment. Page 10 Connecticut Daily Campus Thursday, September 20, 1973 Activities

Forestry and Wildlife Club, Thurs., Rejoice with us in Jesus. At Body Eckankar "The path to total Transcendental Meditation: DELTA SIGMA PI presents Alan Sept. 20, 7:30p.m. All Natural Life, Memorial Room, awareness". Any people Interested Introductory lecture to be held Glass speaking on Dow Jones Rtsourci Conservation Majors Congregational Church. Thurs. at In forming a discussion group or Thurs., Sept. 20, 7:30p.m. HRM Indust. Averages, slides. All welcome 6:30p.m. C.A. 327. Slides will be 1:29p.m. (Campus Crusade for visiting a satsang call Mark at 143. Sponsored by Students Sept. 24, 7p.m., SBA 122. shown. Christ) 429-4584. International Meditation Society, 423-0828. Come for free food, frlsbee and fun to Mirror Lake, Sun., Sept. 23, at All woman Interested In knowing Students Interested In becoming SKI PATROL: All persons lp.m. Picnic sponsored by Hlllel. about Kappa Kappa Gamma staff members of Mansfield Tutorial, Interested in becoming National Ski UCONN Ping-pong club meets every Sorority please call 429-S29S or call or leave message at Tutorial Patrol/UConn Ski Patrol members Mon., 7-10p.m. In Field House. All Open Board Meeting at Hlllel, Mon., 429-0407. Fall rush beginning now. Office SU 3 02 4 86 -4 t 1 1 . please meet Tues., Sept. 25 at ping-pong players (male and female, m . a Sept. 24, 6:30p.m. All interested are Requirements: time and energy. 7:00p.m. In the Physical Ed. beginners and experts) urged to Allied Health students interested in Classroom. Present members please attend. welcome to attend. forming Student - Faculty Thurs., Sept. 20, 3:30p.m. attend. Communication Committee meet Commons 310, talk by Dean Allen "This Sun. starts the local Sun. bike Transcendental Meditation Wed., Sept. 19, 7p.m., Conn. Room, Ballard (City Univ. of N.Y.) on Ail members of the UConn Judo tours sponsored by the UConn Introductory lecture Thurs, Sept. Commons 3rd floor. ''Who should go to club are asked to call Pete Schaefer Bicycling Club. All Invited. Meet SU 20, 7:30p.m., HRM (SS) 143. All College ? "Co-sponsors, Afro-Amer at 429-7412 before Thursday. Patio, 1:00 p.m." Invited. The Dream Series at YGGDRASIL Cult. Center a Dept. of Political Sci. Spartaclst League, Revolutionary House will begin Sept. 26, 7 :30p.m., Israeli Folk Dancing Thurs., 7p.m. Soccer Club: Practice starts Thurs., Communist Youth, presents forum In Rm. 1, 4 Gilbert Rd. Interested please Sept. 20 from 3-5p.m. on the grad "Human love desperately needs, at Hlllel. All on Chile. "Popular Frony Betrays Divine love abundantly feeds." Sri attend. field. Everyone Welcome. Students International Meditation Workers." Thurs., Sept. 20, Chinmoy. Meditation Group, Every 7:30p.m., Commons 102. Society will hold Introductory Wed. a Thurs., 7:30p.m. SU 217. COLLEGE LIFE COLLEGE LIFE BOG Coffeehouse, Sat., Sept. 22, lecture on Tr a n seen den til COLLEGE LIFE COLLEGE LIFE with David Sherman. SU Ballroom. Meditation. Thurs., Sept. 20 HRM COLLEGE UFE COLLEGE LIFE 2 showings: $ and 9:30. No charge. History Dept. party for Hist, majors Beginning Modern Dance Club meet Wed., Sept. 26th, 3:30-S :30p.m., 143. All invited. COLLEGE LIFE COLLEGE LIFE Tue. 3:30-5 and Wed. 4-Spm. basement lounge Wood Hall. Armory Dance Studio. Anyone COLLEGE LIFE COLLEGE LIFE Mansfield Tutorial — Interested students, old and new tutors come Baha'is: Hello ! Welcome! Please welcome. Dolphlnette synchronized swim Marketing Club organizational to HRM 55, 7:30 pm Thurs., Sept. call Wensley Dealy 429-9704 or club: Practice sessions Mon., Sept. leave note on door, Merrltt A, 4 06, meeting. All new members welcome. 20 for Information and sign-up. McMahon Dance Sat., Sept. 22, 9-1 24, 7:00p.m. 4 Tues., Sept. 25, for organizational meeting. Thanks. Mon., Sept. 24, 7:00, SBA 122. featuring "Axis". PHI ALPHA THETA meeting 4:00p.m. Hawley Armory pool. Thurs., Sept. 20, 7p.m., Wood Hall Tryouts Mon., Oct. 1, 7:00p.m. Lounge. UCONN Student Wives Club Classifieds Learn, fellowship. Praise the Lord) meeting Thurs., Sept. 20th, Body Life (Campus Crusade for 8:00p.m. SU 208. Christ); Thurs, 8:29p.m., Memorial 196 4 Rambler for sale 4dr., St. on For Sale: 1972 Yamaha 250. 6,800 Can you type 6 0 words a minute? rm, Congregational Church. Hear "Why Allende fell - view from miles. Good condition $425.00 or We have Immediate openings for col, 6 cyl., good condition. Pete, the Left" Speaker from Socialist Wakten Apt. 27 429-7892. $300 or best offer. Helmet Included. Call proficient typists. Five to tan hours inter-varsity Christian Fellowship, Workers Party. Thurs., 6:30p.m. good offer. 429-8416 after 4p.m. a week. Nights. Call Lou at 1st meeting, Thurs., Sept. 20, 7 p.m., Casa Borinquena (Puerto Rlcan 429-9384. St. Thomas Aquinas Chapel House). Speaker Becky Finch. FOUND: Male cat, grey with black Bike for sale - Raleigh Super course For Sale: 2 1/2 cu. ft. refrigerator. basement. More Info call 429-7466 stripes and flea collar. Rm. 422 $191 new. Purchased two weeks Mansfield League of Women Voters Perfect condition. Paid $90. Selling or 429-0332. McConaughy Hall 429-1482. ago, Need cash, going to Europe. General Meeting. New members $60. Call John 429-8084. Will Best offer takes It. Call 423-8651 Invited. Storrs Congregational deliver. after 5 p.m. Ri'jDy practice, for all Interested, Girl looking for a place to live. Up Tues, Wed, Thurs, 3:30p.m. on Church. Tues., Sept. 25, coffee hour to $6S/month. Please call Susan at Graduate Center Field adjacent to 7:30, meeting 8:00. 429-0267. Lost: Set of two keys on key chain, Versatile lead acoustic guitarist with vicinity of E.E. II. I need them "ieid House: New members vocal ability would like to Join or welcome. FOR SALE: Realistic no..13-101 desperately. Please call Sue - start musical endeavor aimed at Hartford Tutorial is being revised) Stereo Headphones. $7. A real 429-2305. Organizational meeting for all coffeehouse and small club work. Meeting for all those Interested In bargain! Call Bob, Eddy Hall Rm. Call Stan 4 29-9301. 6th floor men. interested students, Sept. 25, 7p.m., studying Judo on Thursday, Sept. Commons 202. For more Info, call 403. Alumni Quad. Tel. 429-6491. Serious Inquires only. Student to clean Professor's home -1 20. at 7:00p.m. In Commons 202. Dee 429-4508 or Greg 429-2403. or 2 afternoons/week. Near campus, Roommate wanted. Apt. to share 5 own transportation. Call after 6 p.m. WANTED: Ride to Hartford miles off campus. $65/mo utilities 429-2620 mornings and/or return In PM. Dave included, no lease. 429-5513. 429-0487. 1969 SPORT FURY PLYMOUTH, Mercedes Benz 220 S Gl grey, and Power steering and brakes. Tan, vinyl Young male student teacher needs MB 220, black for parts 429-5513. top. Good condition. $900. New room In apt. or house (preferably exhaust system and brakes 49,000 own room) near Coventry area Call Earn Top Money! Part time miles. Call 429-7767. 423-3875 Nick. REPP'S promoting student travel. Call or write (include your telephone Bought painting so must sell DELiaaESSEN^RESmmANT number >: VAGABOND TOURS, NEED A ROOMMATE? I need a room in a house or an apt. 10-speed bikes. Two men's Raleigh Featuring A FULL 242 East 80th Street, New York, Desperate! Please call Doug at Gazelles. $115 each. 429-7048 LINE OF OVER STUFFED N.Y. 10021 (212)535-9840. Trfe^ 429-2530. evenings. 4 86-3619 weekdays. SANDWICHES Ride wanted to and from Pittsburg. For rent: Second bedroom of 2 19 70 Kawasaki 5 00, excellent Pickles - Delicious Salads Pa. any weekend. Will share New York Style Dctierrs - bedroom apartment. Norwegian condition, $7 00 or best offer, call Cheese Cakes expenses Please call Kathy Wood. Phone 875-6671. 684-3560 after 4:00. 429-6148. PIZZAS & GRINDERS Your bicycle Allln'? Expert repairs For Sale: 1968 VW Bug. Good Lost: Furry male black cat with done at lowest prices anywhere. Call body, good engine $700. Call LIGHT & DARK white neck and white boots. Last Sherman at 429-5200. 429-6737. seen in Eagleville arcj Please call Rich 456-1054. BUDWEISER ON TAP ■Y PITCHER OR GLASS FOLKSINGER available tor dorm l/CL coffeehouses. Contact Lui Collins 423-0625 or hear me at Sundown HAPPY BEER HOURS EVERY DAY3 PM-6 P.M. Inn any Monday.

For Sale: Irish Setter Pups (A.K.C.) Beer Days Champion blood lines - Sire Field Champion from show stock. Perfect ■AfcoijJHd ttt-QfotUd 6hopfu«gj Albj+tiZus for nature freaks. 45 5-0113. Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays

1971 Datsun 240Z, Blue, A/C, Excellent condition. 4 Speed, new radials front and snow Call GIFTS FROM OVER TO COUNTRIES THURSDAY SPECIAL 289-5793 evenings. Make offer. «« (Jirr u)«A*F*iNo. - cirlirr CER-ri*=ic,»aES I—AY • ^Ki*J A> For your dance or party SKYWAY OPEN DAILY 10-fc, FRI. TfU.9,OPtM SUN., CLOSED MOW, Pitcher Of Beer is the best way. Skyway is a uninue band playing a euphonious blend of 429-7 742 $3.25 soul, rab, rock, Jazz. Call Todd at Plus tax 4 29-7 111 for more Info and our 'no LOCATED & A Large Pizza Sweat' prices. ^^ ON ROUTE 195, STORKS, Or. OPEN: Sun.Thur*. Till 1 A.M. Fri. & Sat Till 2 A.M. For Sale: 196 5 Austin Healey MK 3000, a true classic sports car. New JLMILE NORTH OF STORRS 429-6429 abarth exhaust system, new clutch and new michelins. Carriage House JUNCTION 0* 44*4 195 RTE. 44A, STORRS) IOCATED AT MANSFIEID SHOPPING PLAZA 14-C. One Mile From University Campus STEREO Components - Teac, MMMtfllWIWHIIIHIIIII nmli'iiliiLiidnmi,' Tandberg, Dual, Scotch, Sansui, HMMimMftHifN fiHtseaW&tfMtf.Y^^^^^ Pioneer etc. All new, guaranteed and at tremendous savings. Nothing fair traided. Call 429-9633.

FOR SALE: 1970 Kawasaki III 500, 6 200 miles, showroom condition. 486-2600, $750, includes sissy bar and 2 AMA approved helmets. )^ SUNDQWH M

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OFFERS EUROPEAN SWRRS SSRSSS BOOQ96 BAND DELIVERY FOR INFORMATION CALL 429-9688 I SILO will not be appearing THURSDAY night iwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHimiiimiiiiiiiH Thursday, September 20, 1973 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 11 Classifieds

1968 Volkswagon Camper. New Male student wishes to share Stereo for Sale: KLH 12 speakers; For Sale: Scuba tank with Honda 1972 350 CC. Red 5,000 mi. generator, new curtains and carpet. apartment for showering facilities new $550, used $200; Heathklt compression check and regulator. Excellent condition. $700 call after Needs valve lob and some body and occasional viewing by parents. AR-1S receiver new $600. Used Asking $120. Call 429-8267 after 7p.m. 429-0297. work. $1295. 429-4831 ask for Ted. One shower per day and one visit $275. Bill 429-1376. 6p.m. per semester. Willing to contribute Ride needed to Boston this Reward for brown, western, leather $ 1 5/ii. jith. Prefer an apartment Lost: White Female cat. Flea collar, For Sale: 1968 VW SquareoacK, weekend, Sept. 21. Will share hat lost Monday around Walden. betweon Storrs and Manchester. Call Neurotic and nervous. Ashford, white w/red interior, 38,000 ml. expenses. Please call or contact Lyn 429-7892. 429-3607 between 9:30-10:30p.m. Perry Hill vicinity. Contact Oean very good condition, first owner; at Hanks B room 405. 429-8669. AM/FM long wave radio, 4 seat For Sale: Honda 305, 39" Bed and Roommate wanted: ?Bt. apt. Own belts. 486-4058 or 429-1942. I need a place to live immediately. matrass, 2 Guitar amps: 1 Fender, 1 room - 8 1/2 miles from UConn. If you know of any known or Can afford up to $ 80/month Gibson. Call 429-0713. (Ashford) $80/month Incl das unknown methods for stopping Ride needed to and from Somi-s including utilities. PLEASE call Rich utilities. Call Ken 429-4218 hlc-cups would you please smid everyday. Please call: Rhlna at 742-8836. Lost: Thurs. night - Wallet, either In evenings. them to Jay c/o the Dally Campus 749-2135. Saab going up rt. 275 or between Box U-8. Help Wanted: Clerk, Town of Universal and College Theatre, If Female vocalist with wide range BEERFEST! Friday. Sept. 21 Mansfield. Full-time, October-March. found call Susan, 429-2668. looking for work with versatile 4-12p.m. (Doors closed from 7-8). Female roommate wanted $2.86/hr. Applicants should have group of musicians (will audition) Immediately. $33/mo. plus utilities. ROTC Hanger. $.2 5 admission afier some experience with office routine, Call Lauren 887-7363 after 4. 8p.m. Beer, Hotdogs, $.35 ea. 3 Wanted: Part time light Sevan ml. from campus. Call type at least 4 0 W.P.M. and be able tickets for $1.00. housekeeping including washing and 423-3875. to make routine arithmetical Ironing for faculty couple. Good SOCIAL CHAIRMEN: Silo is taking computations. Apply on or before For Sale: 1971 Kawasaki 250 SS. ., ambiance - good pay, 2 miles from bookings. Blues, Rock Boogie. Sean | N Sept. 24, to Town Manager's Office, or Pete, 429-3942 or 455-9255. $440. Exc. cond. Many extras - "tice: Student Fire I. Safety campus. 429-8724. ipe t, rs wanted Town Office Annex P.O. Box 20 7, helmet, cover, windshield. Call I" f! 1 - Applications may 87S-1459 obtained at the University Fire Mansfield Center, Conn . or call ! House, located on Glennbrook 423-4547. An Equal Opportunity Employer. For Sale: Traynor Bass Master amp. f,oaa- Applicants must be Juniors or with guitar channel - 175 watts. Seniors and in good academic For Sale: 10 speed Italian racing ^rjr^SNAP SHACK Also Sony HOB Cassette tape "«ndlng. Deadline for applications, recorder. Call 4 29-3146. Friday, Sept. 21. bikes. Simplex gears. Universal 74 Main St Wi,,i brakes, quick release hubs, $135 00aP^£* 11 ' value. Your price: $99.50. Ride needed to and from UConn For Sale: "6j Corvair - Convertible. 429-5348. ^ HIM DML0PIHG SPtCIAL Ma^A:^ '™ «*"«»*■ Ca" 9^d run^Vg condif™ n w Any Kodacolor 12 Exp Roll 87 5-5*11 6P-m. weekdays ba„ery, 2 new tires, excellent for LOST: Black wallet - around Russell campus, clean interior. Call Hall. Call Dave Oliver, Russell B, Developed + Printed $1.49 429-6848. Rm. 206. 429-2000. Reward. Studio space for rent. $50 per Any Kodacolor 20 Exp Roll month. Call Marty or Len. 429-3405 Developed + Printed $2.49 Mon-Frl. Any Kodak Movie or 20 Exp Black Bears rate highest For Sale: Panasonic AM-FM stereo Slide Film Developed $.99 w/ auto stop stereo cassette. 18 1 Day Film Developing For months old. Excellent condition. $125 w/speakers. Call 429-9683. in all-time YanCon stats 1. Kodacolor 2. Black & White Ask for Jim. 3. Ektachrome Did you know that the the Universities of Found: A pair of glasses near University of Maine has the Union, 9/19. Call: 429-7222 and Massachusetts and Connecticut. describe. winningest football tradition in In 81 years of gridiron play, FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS the Yankee Conference and Maine boasts a winning KODAK, NIKON. MINOLTA, YASHICA, 10% OFF ALL DARK Will the person who found Richard New Hampshire is runner-up? 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OPEN SUNDAY 9AM 6PM OCT. 6th Salami, Double & Triple Deckers, Blintzes, K Page 12 Connecticut Daily Campus Thursday, September 20, 1973 First Conference meeting tests gridders Saturday Connecticut opens its first-string QB job last week, Yankee Conference football with 11 of 26 pass completions schedule away from home on and 118 yards. Also, Mark Saturday afternoon at 1, McAllister scampered 130 yards playing Vermont at Burlington. to spearhead the running game. The Vermont Catamounts, Offensive Switches stunned by Maine, 14-0 two Connecticut will make three weeks ago, righted themselves changes from the offensive last Saturday by upending lineup which started in last American International, 14-7. week's 22-20 loss to Lehigh. Carl Falivene, the 'Cats Bernie Palmer, the Naugatuck coach, called his team a definite quarterback, will begin the threat to Massachusetts for the game at the command post. He Yankee Conference title replaced Brad Rock, out with a following the annual spring dislocated elbow for several game, expressing satisfaction weeks, early in the Lehigh game that he found replacements for and directed his club to 20 departed quarterback Earl first-half points. Olson, defensive ends and a pair Henry Reed, a sophomore, of linebackers. gets the call to replace Lou Fran Baczek, a Derby, Allen at right halfback; and Conn, product, found the I.eroy Williams gets his first varsity starting nod at left end Bridgeport's goalie goes down, but not till he sends back a point blank shot from UConn's where he will move in for Mark Peter Rice. That save was among many that resulted in the 3-2 edge for the Purple Knights. The VConn ranks 8 Kreymborg. Huskies back in action against Vermont on Saturday. in New England football ratings BOSTON (UP1) - The awesome offense displayed by Booters lose lead, game, 3-2 Boston College last Saturday against Temple made the F.agles By JACK SHARRY the last three minutes of the taking twenty-two to visitor's one. The Purple a near-unanimous choice The Husky soccer team game. Bridgeport's fifteen as well as Knights led in two categories, Wednesday as the No. 1 major suffered its second regular Bridgeport returned the eight corner kicks to the saves and the number of goals. college football team in New season loss to a quick and successive scoring trick in the England. physical University of second half. Both scores were The Eagles, routing Temple Bridgeport team 3-2 yesterday, assisted by Hernan Vaca. BEERFEST 45-0 in their season's opener, here. For the visiting Purple Midway through the period gathered in 17 of the 20 Knights it was their second win with the Purple Knights Friday Sept. 21 first-place votes cast by coaches in as many starts. controlling the play at that in the region to poll 97 of a The first score came early, point in the game, Vaca crossed possible 100 points in the 4-12 o'clock (doors closed from 7-8) on an unassisted score by a low shot from the deep left second weekly UPI ratings. side crossing the goal mouth Holy Cross held second Bridgeport's Wayne Grant. The goal was only the beginning as with net minder Jon Demeter ROTC $.25 Admission after 8:00 place with a 38-14 romp over deflecting the ball. 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