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id Anderson to visit to U.M.O. jr by Paul Fillmore Portland. "We only have him for the would vote id Staff writer morning," said Rick for him if he was considered a Lyles, co-oordinator major candidate. es for the Anderson campaign in the Bangor "If we present Anderson rk Independent presidential area. as a viable candidate John candidate. "Maxey said, "I think we le Anderson has tentatively "Our campaign have planned an depends a lot on a chance of winning in November." in appearance here for next Saturday. students," Lyle said. "the Sept. response from The Anderson :h 27. them is very important." campaign on campus will a "We're have a booth set up tomorrow at the hoping the students do turn out This past Wednesday, the Anderson Organizational Fair to "try to reach the !x for it," said Joe Maxey, a senior economics campaign opened its office in Bangor on students who are interested in helping ht major and head of the Anderson campaign Harlow St., on officially kicking off the Bangor the campaign who we on campus. "His coming to Maine is area haven't reached going campaign. "Things are really yet,•' Maxcy said. to help alot. It will stir alot of interest (in opening up in the area." said Maxcy. his campaign)." Maxey said. "We're looking for a good organization Dedication is one of the main strengths One member of the UMO Anderson here on campus and in the rest of the Anderson campaign. according to Committee. of the Bruce Hunter. Resident Direc- area." Hunter. "There is a great deal of interest tor of Dunn Hall, said the group has and enthusiasm for the candidate on planned to have Anderson speak in the The greatest problem facing the cam- campus because anyone who has seen and paign Memorial gym at 9:30 on the morning of is getting people to take Anderson's studied him is impressed and excited about visit. his He will also attend a breakfast on candidacy seriously. him. We (the campaign staff) just want to campus before the speech with Bangor get the word. around." area campaign workers. "People seem to like him if they think he Independent presidential candidate John can win." Maxey said. He then quoted Hunter said the campus organization After his speech. Anderson will go to the B. Anderson will speak at UMO on Sept. recent statistics from the "Big Eight" was "looking into the possibility of having Bangor Mall for a town meeting-press 27. l9O. states which gave Anderson a 40 percent a mffee house or something like that as a conference. From there he will fly to showing fundraiser" illocations cut threatened when people were asked if they after the candidates visit. Wilde-Stein Club pressures Maine senators by George W. Roche "Action Alert" from the National Ga(. Task Staff writer -prohibit the enforcing of ing. Force, is hoping that at least 300 to 400 rights that people may constitutionally have." Coish remarked that similar prohibitions The Wilde-Stein Club cards will be mailed to Washington. D.C. is mounting a Tom Coish, also of SLS. said. "As have been placed on Legal Services pressure campaign on Maine's in the next few weeks. U.S. always, this hurts those people who need Corporation's appropriations in the past. Senatorial delegation John Smith. of Students Legal Services, to get them to vote the services most.- During the Nixon Administration LSC against a controversial anti called the amendment. "appalling, but -homosexual Most cases that would fall under the funds could not be used in cases involving amendment presently being nothing new." added to the amendment deal with child custody and abortions. draft -evasion counceling or Legal Services Corporation He added that the amendment would Appropriation discrimination in employment and hous- school desegregation. Bill (FIR 7584). The club is circulating postcards to homosexual supporters which are to be signed and sent to Senators Cohen and Mitchell. The cards strongly urge the No lack representatives to vote against the ofplanning for parents amendment. "I think the postcards will have an effect." said a club spokesperson, "They by Jack Connolly more of the faculty and clerical staffs provided the conditions are right. may not change their minds, but they'll let Staff writer got involved instead of just the Another feature of the fair will be them know that we're out here and not students and parents." the Alpha Gamma Rho Cow-Milking going to sit still and let this happen." If time and effort are indicators of The highlight of the weekend will Contest featuring well-known cam- The amendment, success, this year's Parents and be the Organizational Fair which has been which will pus figures. Persons from Friends weekend will be a victory for the crowd approved by the House of Representatives, take place on the mall from 9 A.M. will also be invited everyone involved. to take pan in the would prohibit the use of funds appropriat- Saturday morning until the start of contest. Just weeks after the gala event the football game ed to the Legal Services Corporation to at 1:30. Other events include: ended last year, preparations were Dean Sigma Phi provide legal assistance in promoting. William Lucey, the man Epsilon's Punt. Pass, being made for this year's. Katie and Kick defending, or protecting homosexuality. behind the Organizational Fair for contest, a mini Hillas. who heads up the organiza- -concert by the UMO The Legal Services Corporation is a the past ten years, said. "You'll see marching band, tional side of Parents and Friends and a pie-eating public corporation that is funded by the anywhere from four to five thousand contest. Weekend, has been working on the Federal Government. The organization people on the mall between 10:30 There will project full-scale since June. be Karate. Judo, and provides funding to legal-assistance pro- and 12:30, weather permitting, of fencing She has nearly single-handedly demonstrations, the jects throughout the country. Locally. Pine course." Woodsmen team planned this year's "Weekend" and will perform, an Tree Legal Assistance Inc. of Bangor. Lucey, who has seen the fair grow ongoing chess has been meeting with the various tournament will be receives LSC funding. from about thirty organizations to held and you can groups involved since as far back as even see hundreds July 22, the House of Representatives the one-hundred taking part this of gallons of April. One of her more time-con- year, cider being made. passed the anti-gay amendment on a said there will be activities and Lucey emphasized suming chores was setting up the that, "a multi- motion by Larry McDonald (D.-GA). On a sights that appeal to people of all tude of activities two Continental Breakfasts to take will be taking place voice vote the amendment was defeated, ages. that will place 9 A.M. the Fieldhouse entertain people of all but McDonald called for a recorded vote. at in The highlight of the fair may well ages." outcome reversed Saturday and at 9:15 Sunday morn- be the airplane The was by a vote of 290 jump of Tonney Roan If you've yet to tickle ing in the Damn Yankee. of Waterville. your fancy. for a 113 against the anti-homosexual Roan, who graduated there will also be a "It's a neat program and I think mouse race for legislation. Thirty members abstained from Orono last May, will attempt to money, bagpipe I'd like to again year. I playing. a Maine from voting. Maine Representatives do it next land on a ten by ten toot mat placed Masque would like to see more of the campus presentation, fortune tel- blympia Snowe and David Emery voted for on the mall. The jump is planned to ling, and community get involved though." even a chainsaw sculpture the measure. take place at 11:30 A.M. and will be contest. The responding to an said Hillas. "It would be great if from three to four thousand feet Wild-Stein Club, --- 'see PARENTS page 16j 2 local Maine Campus • Friday, September 19, 1980 Many vegy options opening on campus Jr h% Melissa Gay make vegetarian stuffed peppers, Staff writer Italians, and other meals." by Liz Hale "Vegetarians don't have to exist Staff writer Humus, tofu, tamari, tabouli, and on salads," she said. "The meals tahani probably sound like far-away are good." Would you t exotic places. They're not so far One problem by offering a vege- without sleep fi away. Actually you can find them on tarian choice is lack of space on the Would you be certain nights in the salad bar in your serving line. Presently in Stewart personality, IN( commons. Commons, the vegetarian choice is criticism all th The above are all sources of out in the kitchen and is available on willing to work c protein, and are being added to request. weeks, and then menus to supplement vegetarian "We'd like to find some way to put Rice would and diets. the vegetarian choice on the line," She's in the "Meat is a complete protein." said Johnson. "This way anyone that's the natur said Anne Johnson, assistant man- could get the choice without feeling "You have to ager of dining commons. "Veget- strange about asking for it." a senior theatre I ables can be combined to be Another vegetarian innovation complete a business with protein. Such as by opened Wednesday night at the a lot of mor combining grain and milk, for grain Ram's Horn. It's called the soup experience. Ou and legumes." kitchen, and it's open on Wednesday Vegetarian nothing more co meals are available in and Sunday nights. The menu is each more exciting, commons and a special vegetar- vegetarian soup, bread made on the challenging...oh ian line is open each night from 5:15 premises. yogurt, and fruit. to 6:00 night...than the in Wells Commons. "The Ram's Horn soup kitchen "We started the vegetarian line has been open for three years, Rice said, "If five years ago in Wells," Johnson serving one night a week," said all of your media said. — Last year we added the Johnson. "It is run by students and you only have vegetarian to entrees in all the cafeter- the chef, Larry Rogers. tries to medium ias." get to creat, The Chisholm live music." an individual art. Bros. Country and Western band will perform at Tau The recipes for vegetarian dishes Saturday. Kappa Epsilon on Vegetarian meals are also avail- alone, you have t. at 7:00 P.M. come from several sources; a recipe able to students who can't eat their stagemanager, t book from a national vegetarian meal in the cafeteria. signers, the acto association, from students and some "At outings and cookouts where have to finally a were developed in the cafeterias. Chisholm Bros. to play hot dogs and hamburgers are same artistic pr Dishes such as enchilada pie made served, students will have the dealing with pain with pinto beans, tomatoes, cheeses. opportunity- to order vegetarian with human beir green peppers, and black olives; Parent's burgers." Johnson said. "These differently." for weekend eggplant con queso with eggplant. will either be tofu burgers or nutty onions, and cheddar cheese; mission Rice, who ha by Michael Cash, Jerry burgers." J. Finnegan Jeff Walker, Faron Young, and pie and East-West lasagna are on the amateur, and pro Staff writer Waylon Bag lunches are also available to Jennings. menus. the fates have bi The vegetarians. Instead of meat Chisholm Bros. play music from the "Vegetarian variations are avail- Parents weekend 1980 style is likes sandwiches, peanut butter, cheese, "Many gettin' a of Hank Williams Sr., Merle able if the students ask for them." actors taste of the grand ole opry. Haggard, me have Hank Williams Jr. Also the said Dorothy Jones. dining commons lost do A father and uncle that share top Chisholm curtain billing Bros. will feature two of their manager and dietician in Stewart [see VEGY page 16). time, or in the Chisholm Bros. and the Country own sudden illnesses, hits; "The Oil Song" and -Blues Commons. "We get instructions to Squires band will be playing proposals," a poke of Comin' In", the latter has been nominated she s country and western music in psychological for son John the best top 45 category for the Sept. 29 eft and TKE members and friends when things are Saturday Massachusetts Country and Western Mu- night. sic awards. John Chisholm, a Tau Kappa Epsilon member and defensive back for the Make Your Room Special fighting black bear football team, made arrangements for the concert in late CAMPUS August. "I guess Decorate the way you want with it was a bit of both our ideas. CRIER For a time now he has wanted to play at UMO." John added, "I told him about Plants and Arrangements from playing, and he thought about it and agreed." 3 room apartment unfurnished. "Everyone around has parties geared Deposit $175.00. Call 827-3085 ask toward the kids; just beer parties. It's for Harriet Ludgon parents weekend and parents usually just Legal secretary, Etart:4 go back to the hotel at night." Orono 1 Law office, Have a g part-time employee, The Chisholm Bros. and hours noon to 5. Topper Sch the Country Previous secretarial Large Selection of India Print Squires will get down to playing some good experience and Tapestries skills required. Provide handclapping, footstomping music at the to resume We love P.O. Box #272, Orono, field behind TKE house beginning at 7:00 Me 04473 John. P.M. Donations of $5.00 for adults and 46 Main Mom anl Maine Campus Classifieds St. Orono $2.50 for children will include all the your childn barbecue chicken and berverage a person $1.20 for 15 words vote YES Sc can eat and drink. 866-2100 Hi Geo The Chisholm Bros. band has been $.10 for each additional word together for over 20 years. The band has 866-4995 , Katandin cl made appearances with such notable per insertion Mom an( country DELIVERY TO UMO and western singers as: Johnny coming up. Mom and 1— I— most thou daughter ci Robin. APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED FOR THE PRISM YEARBOOK A EDITOR & PHOTO EDITOR (V 0• Anyone interested in these positions can pick up an application in 107 LORD HALL

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by Liz Hale clicks when I go on stage and I'm able Staff to writer concentrate on my work. It's my job." Since 1975, Rice has been involved with Would you be willing to go 72 hours many aspects of theatre; designing hair- without sleep for very little, if any, pay? styles and make-up, building sets, being a Would you be willing to have your ego. stage manager, and acting in both personality, work both up for public countless productions at UMO as well as criticism all the time. Would you be professional willing theatres in Maine and New to work closely with people for five York. weeks, and then just say good-bye? Linda Rice would and does. "In the beginning, (at UMO), I got roles I'd never dream of getting, or won't dream She's in theatre, and in the theatre, of getting again until I'm at least 50 years that's the natural way of things. old," Rice said. "As a student actress, "You have to love your work," said Rice, directors tended to cast me as grey-hairs... a senior theatre major. "Theatre is not just I got a lot of older women roles. I was even a business with me; I never expect to make cast as a drunken old man." a lot of money...but it's a human experience. Out of all the arts, there is • Rice said, "I enjoy the roles I've played nothing more collaborative, more sharing, here. There's no question that in more exciting. more frustrating, more professional theatre I'll not get these kinds challenging...oh I could add adjectives all of leads for a long time." night...than theatre." "But it is frustrating," she said, Rice said, "If you're a painter, you have "because I'm not 55 years of age and all of your media right in front of you and consequently I can never give the roles true you only have to be capable of using that maturity and understanding. I can only medium to create a piece of artwork. It's simulate and reproduce play-acting in the an individual art. In theatre, you can't do it true sense of the word." alone, you have to have the playwright, the As well as grey hairs, Rice said she has stagemanager, the technicians, the de- played everything from sexless, nameless signers, the actors, ect. All those people characters, to young engenues. have to finally agree to work toward the "I worked same artistic product. You-re not just one summer committing crimes...for dealing with paint brushes, you're dealing an audio-visual textbook for the police academies with human beings who create and work around the country.- differently." she said. "It was wonderful, all the stuff I would never dare to do was documented on Rice, who has worked in academic, film: loitering, prostitution, illegal hitch- amateur, and professional thratre, believes ing, and lot's more." the fates have been on her side. Although Rice has won many awards for acting. it is not her major interest. "Many actors and technicians around "I'm torn in what I really like to do, so I me have lost close relatives just before refuse to make a choice," she said. "It I continue curtain time, or have been struck by to learn as much as I can in all sudden illnesses, stage fright, or marriage aspects of theatre, I'll be prepared proposals," she said. "It creates to start my own intense theatre or join a theatre psychological effect on everyone. similar to the ACT But 'Acotr's Cooperative Linda Rice, a senior theatre major, when things are going Theatre) Theatre in loves her work and studies in New York and at UMO. wrong, something Boston. [photo by Andrea Magoon)

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Have a great 4th honeymoon. Dear Mom. Dad and Aunt Topper Schreiber Sue: School is going great but I need a break and some We good all love to you mom. Heidi & food. Let's go to Benjamins John. in Bangor for a super meal. Thanks Mom and Dad, if you love for your visit. Love. Sarah P. your children and their children To Morn vote YES Sept. 23rd. and Dad. From Mass. I miss you too. D.J. No. I . Parents & Hi Geoff. Thanks for Friends Katandin climb. Achingly. Dad. Mom and Dad: PA. is a long way — Sorry you couldn't make Mom and Dad— Thanks for it. Thanks for the bucks! Love. coming up. Love. Heidi Jack. Mom and Dad 1 Taylor: To the Dear Mom & Dad: Insure a from most 1 thoughtful parents a safe future for your children. daughter could have... Love. Vote YES Sept. 23. Robin. 1 1 1 Student Affairs THE PRESIDENT 1 AND UMO ADMINISTRATION [Student Aid Counseling Center—Health Center Onward Admissions Offices Residential Life Testing & Research—Student EXTEND A WARM WELCOME Services at BCC Memorial Union—Dean of Student Affairs Career Planning & Placement TO ALL PARENTS & FRIENDS Vice President for Student Affairs opinion Maine Campus • Friday. September 19, 1980

.0.1 vise. v... • The redneck review PREGIDg Glen Chase

OFFIC Getting ready for Parents' Weekend

Ah, yes! It's Parents Weekend! Time to get that dirty underwear out from under the bed and the beer cans out from the closet before the folks (a non-imbibing pair) spot the evidence of many a wild night. Whoops. I'd also better get those nude centerfold girls off the wall or my little brother will never even bother to take a U1VIC kk look around campus. Damn, 1 forgot to clean out my ashtray. To the Editor I'd better do that before my ohf tke- ONLY man asks ONE_ , me what brand of cigarrets I buy with I think th lEfT -ro rolled ends. I don't think he'd accept the made a very story that I really do roll my own. bought thc 1- HE I 0AD Well, at long last everything in the room monstrous D, looks shipshape. Even the study lamp. I Because a wonder if the bulb works? Uh-oh, it subcompact doesn't. I hope my mom doesn't turn it on, practical and she might ask me when the last time I purpose as studied was. (I think it was for about 20 Besides, the sl The minutes at the start of the semester.) provide much buck stops? What! My parents are coming up the less initially, stairs! Thanks for the warning, Joe. I didn't This will be a critical year Office for additional for the funding. Now they think they'd get here at least until noon. General Student Senate. can't. The buck stops with the student My father probably wanted to come Nuc With the recent announcement senate. early that the to surprise me and see what I am really President's Office will no longer fund The senate, more than ever, will have to To the Editor student groups, the entire burden is now be responsible. But even more on the student senate. responsible will have to be the individual I'd also better After hav, In the past, the senate has been groups and clubs. criticized plants as"nei for its handling of student funds These organizations will have to carry in another Si This year, even more emphasis will be their own weight. In every way possible, get those nude announcemer placed on how the senate doles out they will have to come up with their own money. funds. Too often in the past, clubs could power to be ri centerj'old girls While Of the approximately 50 groups which fall on the senate for money. Now it's up natu come before the student senate for to them. and x-rays pl funding each year, all have legitimate The many different organizations at off the wall aging proces! weapon needs. Each group benefits students in UMO do serve a very important function. testir different ways. But, it is now time for the students in its imprint o Some groups, however, will be these different mean that we groups to hold their own. doing while I'm at school (after all. its his underfunded. The senate does not have If there is enough spirit and enthusiasm in investment). of radioactiv enough extra money on hand to made a group, then presence o up it can make ends meet. Hi, Mom; Hi, Dad. (For crying out loud. the difference. Last year the President's But, no longer stations. ( will the President's I wish Mom would just kiss me once and Office gave $20,000 to student groups, Office or the student disturbing w senate be a free get it over with. My roommate is starting this year they'll give nothing. lunch. reassured on Those who deserve funding will to roll on the floor from laughing). Last year, the senate could funnel get it, levels of and those who do not, won't. Thank God! They didn't mention different groups over to the the nuclear facili President's state of my room, grade or pre-marital sex. or even no They even gave me a check for $25. Wow! Here we go with the annual tour of the 1 his cunt Promises, campus. No Mom, they don't have co-ed deeply into promises locker rooms in the radioactive is gym (I wish they did, though). No Dad. UMO did the research living beings: on the Dutch competes President Paul H. Silverman has Elm Disease, not the venereal wit reality. Raising $2 million takes a lot of disease promised the university community (although maybe they should). bones; Cesiun a fund raising. Yes performing arts center will be Dad, UMO does have a be causing ha built in the President Silverman domes to UMO losing near future. football team. But they try in this min with a reputation of being an excellent real hard! This promise, however, ( What's he expect for a school way which is soi is not a new fund-raiser. This reputation will be up in one. Since 1974 the construction the sticks like U-Maine anyways---a allowable f of such a sternly put to the test in the future. team center has been of top priority like URI's.) Hey. Little Brother, warning to ne under two With this promise, Pfesident Silverman stop UMO presidents. Here again, drooling over the cheerleaders! only three of it has been is putting himself on the line. His Yes Mom, listed as a top priority. the fraternity boys get drunk Since foo commitment is a strong one, and one before every The need for game (but the supermarket a performing arts center which is much appreciated alumni do during the game' on this campus at UMO. But, at the tailgate is tantamount. there is a large party). be of concern '.-Performing question mark as to Well, arts at UMO have been stifled whether he can deliver. the folks are finally headed for tens or hundr over the home past decade because of a lack of Hopefully, after a busy day at UMO making sure nuclear react( space he can. A performing arts I'm and money. center behaving myself. It wouldn't at UMO would be a great asset to be quite If any adv A performing arts center, so bad, but however, the campus community and I only live in Orono! does not come cheaply. In 1974, northern voters on S the Maine as a whole. "Beware proposed cost was $2 million. Glen Chase is Littl Today the But, a promise without the ability a senior journalism major cost of building such to from Wells. a center is $4 million. fulfill it will only dissappoint Director of Development George the UMO community and become a thorn in the side Baughman disclosed this week that there of the Silverman presidency as it did for is only $2 million in the fund. UMO needs Kenneth Allen and Howard Neville. $2 million more for the center to become a S.0 The University ofMaine at Orono's student Maine newspaper since 1875 ,, mplisci Editor Dale McGarrigle Mike Finnegan Kathy The Maine Campus is puolished Steve McCaw h Advertising Manager Sarns dads at Managing TimMcCloskey Photo Assistants the University Editors Julie Scammell Editorial of Maine at Orono Glen Chase Page Editor Gina Ferazzi staff In Tune Editors I aura Proud Editorial and ousiness offices are located Mike I °wry David Lloyd Jo Heath Brian Farley (op y Editors -Rees at Suite SteseOlscr Malcolm Wayne Munroe 7A Lord Hall. UMO.Orono. Steve Peterson Melissa Loring Business Manager Gay Andrea Magoon Paul Pierce Maine )44)9 telephone(207) 581-751 i Photo Editor Dei) Isupa Keith Perk in. Bill Mason Boyd Swenson Advertising and Jon Simms Stacy Viles stioscription rates Production Managers Chip Norton 1 auren Wood City Editors Sports Assistants availaole upon request. Printed at nu' Brenda Greg Smith Cayer Steve Betts Ed Crockett Ellsworth Tim Donna Sotomayet American, Ellsworth. Maine McCloskey Paul Fillmore Nancy Kathy Storey Advertising Representatises 1.46ot McLaughlin Laura Proud Cart000lsts Sports Editors News Editors Henry Beeuwkes Kevin Adams Mike Ernie Clark Ernie Clark Joe Finnegan Curry Alfred Green Maine Campus • Friday. September 19, 1980 opinion 5 commentary richard miller EQUAL TIME Dorm identities It may The daily Maine Campus have occurred to you the most efficient airships ever welcomes that the dormitories letters to the editor. Please keep on campus devised. them brief and type them are somewhat more than mere STODDER: Companion double-- housing ship spaced. We may have to edit letters structures. Each of the Aruba. the Flagship dormitory seems for space, clarity, taste. style, to have its own Stodder usually sails in front of accuracy or libel. soul, its own personal identity. the university, proudly displaying Since the Send them to us at Suite , A. Lord people who named the flags of the United States and Hall, UMO, Orono, Maine 04469. these dorms didn't take this into Maine. account. Please include signature, phone these unique traits were BALLANTINE: A girl's number and address. Names with- arbitrarily washed aside. With junior high school with technical full held in special circumstances. assistance and other recreational facilities (including assorted bafflement from Rick tennis courts). Allerton. a list of factual names ESTABROOKE: The gift of and descriptions a has been mysterious count. Castle compiled to match the dorms' Estabrooke was disassembled UMOPD personal in cars waste gas identities. Bavaria and exported across the AROOSTOOK: A fine Atlantic to be reassembled To the Editor: when the department sells merchant on them at the vessel. the S.S. Aruba campus (bats and belfry end of two or three years. sets sail daily from the south end included). I think the U.M.O. Police Dept. So what if the subcompacts haven't of campus. Four decks and a made CORBETT: A school bus with a very stupid mistake when they got the horsepower (how many high- morgue. all in the tradition of all of the bought speed rowdy kids in the back. those huge. inefficient. chases occur on our campus?). fine seamanship. CUMBERLAND: monstrous Dodge and if The rebuilt St. Regis's. Why? smaller police cruisers are good KENNEBEC: Obviously not remains of a Because a smaller enough for many Ramada Inn that four-door major city police what it appears to be, Kennebec was purchased by subcompact would be departments. why Reverand so much more aren't they good is in reality a Girl Scout camp Moon and is presently practical and would serve enough for UMO? I run by the same simply cannot where all fires must be anti-nuclear leftist reactionary purpose as the full-size cruiser. believe that the smaller car is that extinguished by 10:00 p.m. forces. Besides, the smaller subcompact uncom fort able. would (toasted marshmallows and DUNN: A burnt out provide much better gas mileage. tenement cost Tom Harville boiled water are specialties here). building in the South Bronx. less initially, and be worth much more 301 Knox Hall YORK: An exception—York KNOX: One of the three is just a college dormitory. and Hilltop satellites. Responsible nothing more. We'll leave this for audio transmissions to bizarre one as it is. places around the globe. Nuclear power neighbor CHADBOURNE: A OXFORD: Another satellite. hydrogen-filled vessel, the Responsible for To the Editor: putting the first the final chapter of this controversy dirigible Chadbourne patrols the baby in space and for destroying campus has not yet been written. without the benefit of alien vessels that enter the earth's After having two nuclear power Yours truly. mooring lines or ballast. One of atmosphere. plants as"neigh bors" for over 10 years A wife and mother. in another state, one finds the current Denise Granelle announcements in support of nuclear power to be rather simplistic. While natural background radiation and x-rays play major roles in man's Hundreds of unanswered questions aging process and worldwide atomic weapon testing over the years has left To the Editor years for it to lose just half of its way presently has 29 percent more its imprint on the earth, it does not radioactivity). And because mean the electricity than it needs to handle peak that we must increase the amont uranium used in present reactors will of radioactivity in the world with the only last load. Closing Maine Yankee would another 30-40 years the reduce excess presence of nuclear generating The State of Maiiie and the United industry wants that to about 23 percent - to build breeder IS percent is considered stations. One finds it especially States are at a crossroads. Down one reactors by the utilities which use plutonium as a fuel to be an adequate margin of safety) disturbing when the public is being road there is fuller employment, a and produces even is more plutonium as to build more and more power plants. reassured on the health effects of low healthier environment and population. a by-product! And the 70 plus reactors This attitude can only lead to disaster levels of radiation coming from and a more stable economy. Down the in the U.S. supply less than 5 percent nuclear facilities as being insignificant other lies doubt and confusion because the risk of a major accident at the of the nation's electricity. How many increases proportionately or even non-existent. least and unimaginable damage hundreds with the and of reactors (at a cost of SI number loss of life at the very worst. billion or more) of plants. I his controversy penetrates as would be necessary to What It comes down make it a to is this: the deeply into our social structures as On September viable alternative? The only real reason 23 the people of thought of that the power radioactive isotopes penetrate into all Maine hundreds of plutonium companies and those will decide the future on nuclear reactors (not industries living beings: Strontium 90. which power in the state. to mention the waste connected with the A yes vote will ban storage, transportation production of competes with calcium for children's nuclear power generation including and processing nuclear power have for continuing facilities which would the bones; Cesium 137. which may already Maine Yankee in Wiscasset. be necessary) development of nuclear power is The should be enough to that be causing havoc in certain dairy herds people at Central Maine Power frighten any they stand to lose the huge profits and rational person into seeing that in this country and Iodine 131. Save Maine Yankee seem to think the dangers they would make through the that of a continued devotion to nuclear de- which is sometimes released above we are on some personal vendetta continued exploitation of the allowable federal limits without against them in particular. but they fail velopment. ratepayers. Nuclear power is warning to nearby residents. These are to see the real issue which is the very For the same amount of money incredibly expensive, dangerous and only three of many. nature of the materials which they are invested in conservation as one nuclear filled with hundreds of unanswered Since food does not grow on working with. The fact is that plant we could save huge amounts of safety and procedural questions. We supermarket shelves, this issue should plutonium, which is produced at the oil and conventional fuels and at the don't need it and the sooner we start be of concern to all. whether one lives rate of about 400 pounds per reactor same time provide jobs for thousands phasing out the existing nuclear plants tens or hundreds of miles away from a per year. is one of the deadliest and of people. But the power companies the sooner we can get on with nuclear reactor or a nuclear dump site. longest lived substances ever produced. stand to lose money if we start using developing safer, cheaper and simpler less energy. So If any advice could be offered to they paint a picture of energy sources. Vote YES on Sept. 23. (One pound of plutonium has the conservation as a return voters on Sept. 23. it would be: to the Dark potential of causing cancer in every Ages and say the only way to solve David Burns "Beware Little Red Riding Hood." for person the on earth and it takes 25.000 energy shortages (New England by the Old Town

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!MP iorem opinion Maine Campus • Friday. September 19, 1980 Hidden nuclear costs

To the Editor: industry has received protections from risk from the government unparalleled In the debate over the nuclear in the history of industrial society. In referendum, much has been said about other risky technologies, the pace of the obvious problems of nuclear waste development has been deliberate and disposal and plant safety. The keyed to new safety measures to argument is still made by the nuclear decrease the risks involved, and the industry that the costs of nuclear bankrupting liability which might energy is cheaper that alternative result. Without such a check, the fuels. Yet little is said about the hidden nuclear industry has rapidly developed costs of this wasteful, expensive bigger and bigger plants, rather than technology being borne by the safer ones, and has preferred to build taxpayers as well as utility ratepayers. plants near population centers to lower Until 1954, nuclear energy was a transmission costs, despite the public government monopoly, utilized mainly safety problems of such sites. in the massive nuclear arms buildup of This is just one way in which. the the time and a few experimental dual costs of nuclear power to society generation stations. The scientific have been hidden from public establishment, perhaps guilt-stricken view (remember the promises of over the destructive development of electricity "too cheap to meter"!). nuclear energy to that point, favored Other such areas are the research and the development of "peaceful" uses of development projects of the "No" backers have the atom'. In the Atomic Energy Act of government, which directly 'oenefit the money 1954. Congress opened up the nuclear industry; decommissioning costs of energy field to private industry. Yet plants after their useful life is over To the Editor for the have monetary gains to be had from next two years not one (Maine Yankee is about ten years away Maine Yankee. company applied for permits to from decommissioning); and costs of Recently I was listening to a radio 2. Programs — many construct nuclear power plants. It was developing nuclear waste disposal sites debate — of the realized they were discussing the University science-related research at that time that the (which the federal government has nuclear power technology referendum. The programs as well as other private was inherently risky assumed, although they can't seem to referendum vote will (something the decide the rate of research is heavily funded by the industry denies today), find a locality which will accept such a nuclear fission power in Maine. The public utilities. and that the costs to a company of a site). Then there are the problems debate of • included two "experts" from The "YES" or anti-nuclear single serious accident could easily the escalating costs of nuclear fuel and each side. have: bankrupt 1. Peace of Mind-knowing the it. our possible future dependence on Many issues were discussed and a threat of foreign sources. particularly nuclear disaster from Maine After much lobbying by private apartheid final word was given by each side. This Yankee no longer South Africa; the problems exists. industry, Congress passed the Price- of nuclear debate was one of the better debates I 2. Improved terrorism, which result in have energy — the Anderson Act in 1957, which in effect high heard — I guess I say "better" satisfaction of having security costs and loss of human because non-nuclear limited the liability of a company in the rights; it confused everyone. Both energy in the state. and proliferation of nuclear weapons sides had convincing event of a serious accident. The and contradictory After I look at both sides and the operator because of the production of facts. One man said of a nuclear plant was the cost of -closing motivators I wonder why the anti-nuke required plutonium in nuclear plants. Maine Yankee will cost 144) to buy the maximum liability million people even bother to fight it for such insurance available If all these hidden costs, monetary dollars. while the opposition little at that time ($60 and The Wor came gain and no monetary Rain. million), and the government otherwise, were to be considered back and said it would only cost 44) agreed to and openly debated Harrold, Pal The next indemnify the operator for up (a debate which million dollars — meaning the two time one of these fancy to $500 was never allowed "Dr." people million more. If injury to the to happen in the '50s "experts" had totally different facts. come on TV and say "It public and '60s. when will cost..." stop were to exceed this $560 million ceiling, nuclear power went The Womel It is the same way on television ads. and ask yourself. into commercial use), stop and wonder the public would be unable to recover the answer of the Marilyn Ft newspaper ads, and radio spots — all about what personal people of Maine and gains he is receiving any damages beyond that amount the United States novel. airet these "experts" disagree; We have for that one- would be loud and minute speech. Ask unless Congress appropriated clear. We now ABC T.V: half the university professors coming yourself who has finally and belatedly have a chance to out all the expensive TV additional amounts to compensate promotion pro-nuclear and half coming out ads and who is make our concerns and voices anti-nuclear. paying for them — then step victims (current conservative estimates heard in thought hii back and a powerful way, even if the technical Who should ask yourself who is telling of possible damages from an accident hour film tl we believe? Indeed it is the range legality of the referendum law has to be a confusing dilemma. "FACTS." up to $3 billion!). time slot. litigated in the U.S. Supreme Court. I The "NO" vote or pro-nuclear side This protection from liability for urge concerned Carol So catasrophic citizens to register and have: Christopher losses was the catalyst for vote YES! an oppress C. Hamilton the beginning emerged. I. Money — most of the supporter Orono. Maine of nuclear power ir generation in liberated this country. The nuclear l'homas Coish. J.D. w points of cl commentary well as - melodrama mark simonds- Lee Rem character P life, is pl Creattng husband. S alternative energy role as mer I'm a student from College of 'somebody the Atlantic in Bar Harbor where As a credible expert on energy This 'oeci 1 issues Mr. Hill has appeared over applications of solar systems competent handyman with a she is deleg we study the interrelationships today are in passive solar between elements Maine's television stations design good design. The Maine syndrome t in systems as an and domestic hot water heating. Department approach towards solving human vowing that, based on his of Energy Resources endure. All At College of the Atlantic. for has found problems. At UMO I am picking experience, solar and a solar water healer same situat combination of many alternative example, many professors have purchases one of the best husbands. up a technical background in built their own mechanical systems will not replace the homes that do not investments one can make today. fixes. sexua engineering in order use pumps. blowers, to design energy lost in shutting down and other Mr. Hill must be aware of "credible" alternative complex electrical controls. energy systems. Maine Yankee nuclear plant. He The passive design and other source of back-up heat is wood. currently Wednesday mentioned at the ASME meeting appropriate night at this year's On extended periods of cold applications first meeting that the reason is that even if of solar energy but of the campus weather when the occupants are he failed to American Society these solar systems could provide discuss it at the of Mechanical not home, a small gas or alcohol ASME meeting. Engineers, Professor a large percent of Maine's Apparently. Richard heating that power industries stove could be installed to protect appropriate technology Hill showed a film on modern and nevertheless must build plants to water pipcs and plants. The conservation practices are in applications of solar energy the produce for extended days of success of these passive designs is stages of infancy, not the systems. Examples included cloudy weather when "old sol" due to the heat retaining capabilities of engineers to design solar heat pumps. high capabilities of the structures. temperature takes a break and solar homes fall complex solar systems. We are concentrating Passive design has reached a still collectors back on electric heat. very the most energy wasteful (heliostats). solar cells sophisticated stage. Computers country and satellite Although the energy saved by on earth. collectors eight solar could hydroelectric provide performance data to kilometers wide allow As Mainers we will vote to that 6eam dams solve problems of overheating. microwave energy to close their gates and decide whether nuclear power back to earth. store potential energy for thermal storage and heat Each example was use generation should be banned in portrayed as during mal weather. his distribution. Heating water for a the being either in the infancy state. Commissioner stage statement suggests further large percent of residential energy Bradford of development or so softly that of the NRC recently inspection. consumption. but now reliable stated that few i-.stallations are presently commercially Maine's energy future The applications of alternative available solar will be determined economical. Next. Professor Hill water by out energy sources must include heaters are cost effective principles. Can presented results of his work on for we respond to proper design of the total system. both homeowners and immediate increases active systems. He commented. industry. in energy Building construction, primary The average cost of costs for the assurance in hindsight, that each was .500 dollars of a heat source's and backup must be is cut in half by nuclear risk-free state? designed improperly. Also, he federal and On Sept. incorporated. It has been my state incentives, but a 23. let's show our confidence said much time was spent system even in experience 0-at most appropriate less expensive can be the ability of engineers repairing the systems. built from and scratch by any consumers alike to do more with less. Maine Campus • Friday, September 19, 1980 records movies art In Tune

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These points are dealt with in a Ten years ago the script relatively realistic would not and forthright have been looked at. manner but what ensues is another matter. The final scene is probably the most disappointing segment of the film and if Mira is now a 38 year-old divorcee in a not for that piece I might have been strange world where college students able don't to stomach an otherwise good go to college but have sit-ins and movie sing anti that had a few cogent points. -war songs. She is still When Mira is sheltered left in the cold by Ben. and can't seem to cope with who must persue his her environment. career in Africa I. She greatly admires (Africa?) and and Val gives her the courage wishes to be like her friend Val to go (Colleen on and get her degree she ends up Dewhurst). a flamboyant and lecturing at a university. sexually liberated woman who guides At the conclusion of Mira in her quest her lecture the for independence. class stands, en force. and Mira • Enter Ben (Gregory Harrison). It receives had to a standing ovation for her happen. Mira entangles herself stirring speech.. with another .ahem lecture. I've man and for the first time seen Dorothy Hamill. in her life she Billy Jean king becomes sexually and and Gloria Steinem receive emotionally liberated.. standing .well almost. ovation for their efforts but Mira loves Ben never have but won't let him I seen any instructor, male or come to her house female. to meet her sons get a standing ovation for a lecture. when they arrive for a visit. She eventually How hokey! Maybe that reflects on my overcomes this, and the four education. I don't think so. meet on her terms only after heated arguments and overblown heartache. "The Women's Room" suburban coffee-klatch Harrold. features [I to ri Lee Remick, Kathryn Patty Duke Astin. Heidi Vaughn. and Tyne Daly.

The Women's Room, an adaptation of Lily. aptly played 'by Patty Duke Marilyn French's powerful feminist Astin. is a hopeless neurotic who is novel, aired last Sunday night on being slowly driven crazy 'oy her ABC TV's fall kickoff and husband. Tyne Daly likewise portrays promotional blitz.ABC executives a frierid who eventually does end up thought highly enough of the three going insane after having her seventh hour film to give it a spot in the prime child and wrestling with the issue of time slot. abortion. Carol Sobieski adapted the story of Aside from these strong an oppressed 1950's housewife who performances the plot is flawed by emerged. in the '70's. as a divorced. melodrama. incoherence and a general liberated woman. It's a story with lack of credibility. Most critics claim points of clarity and 'oelieveability. as also that there is a lack of character well as downright soap-opera development that made French's book melodrama such a hit. Mira's friends are shuffled Lee Remick portays the central on and off the camera so quickly that character Mira who. throughout her one barely has time to learn their life, is plagued by her oppressive names. husband. She is forced to fulfill her Mira's husband cheats on her and role as merely 'somebody's wife' or eventually divorces her for another 'somebody's mother.' woman. Mira tries to commit suicide This becomes more apparent when unsuccessfully and thus loses custody she is delegated to the coffee-klatch in the divorce proceedings. Lee Remick 's new on-campus world, when she returns to college, syndrome that she and her friends must Mira's husband and two sons are new, includes l to r) her sophisticated self Tovah Feldshuh. Mare Winningham. Colleen Dewhurst endure. All of the women are in the characterized as absolute fiends and it Pelikan. and Lisa same situation as Mira with working is only when she has her sons over for a husbands. lots of kids and unfulfilled weekend visit years later that the three likc. sexually and emotionally. get their feeling out in the open. ,••••••••••••••••• • 0 • 0 m 'Fiddler on the Roof *•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• What's Inside featured at Hauck Making the transition from requirements needed for the scene Broadway stage to the Hollywood where the Jews of a Russian Czarist -Panorama screen is sometimes a monumental shtetl are forced to leave their home. Cars David Bowie, task. but Fiddler on the Roofsucceeds There are moments where the music Scary Monsters in grand style. The 1971 film which goes flat and renders banal moments plays Hauck Auditorium tonight at that. on the stage, are immensely 6:30 and 9:45. is unquestionably one of moving. but those are rare. the most powerful movie musicals ever The single most touching made. performance in the film is that of Sci-Fi book review It is very much a Broadway show. Molly Picon as the matchmaker. She is WMEB Bruce Springsteeti employing the sophisicated Broadway excessive. of Heinlein 's Beast outrageous and very dear. radio special technology and the breathtaking Equally fine and a good deal more choreography of Jerome Robbins. legitimate. is Leonard Frey as Motel. Although the transition from stage to the otherwise timid tailor who carries film allows the audience to see mostly off Tevye's eldest daughter to what bits and pieces of Robbins' promises to be a life of blissful choreography (either from the neck up hardship. Enter the world or from the knees down). it is The entire show. however, must be Noel Paul Stookey nonetheless enjoyable. shouldered by the actor who plays of modern dance The lovely Sheldon Harnick/Jerry Tevye. and this is where the movie Bock score. which is strong. as takes its boldest step. Topol. the Broadway scores go. is moving and beautiful even though it was never [see designed FIDDLER. p. 81 ••••••• ••••••••.••••••••••••*.*••• • • 00 • • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••• to meet the grand operatic 8 arts Maine Campus • Friday. September 19, 1980

Cars:running out ofgas Fiddler Entertains Down Eas Barstans. disjointed and lead singer Ric Ocasek's Misfit kid is the only redeemimg Israeli actor nominated for an Oscar vocals are unimpressive. Let's face it. song on the album. in peter Gall his vocals Both in style. mood this role. is a fine, vigorous performer, are different, and that's and music this song leaves Barstans. being kind. He needs the tale of a man with the easy. slightly good hard the misfit kid open to interpretation calculating rythym to supplement his voice and charm of a matinee idol. without suggesting that he dreams of The O.D. make the Cars' pieces coherent. He killing his mother. When he is not upstaged Bears Den doesn't The tempo is slow by the movie's get this on Panorama. enough to groove to visual and aural grandeur. Touch and without burning or by close- Go is a throwback to excess calories. ups so huge that you pull back Paul Stoo, some old Cars with in your Greg Hawkes seat, he does shoulder the movie. Hauck A14 synthesizer adding some relief to an Down Boys is another Sept. 20& otherwise fairly slick fair tune that gives one the song that contributes to There are moments feeling a stronger that evoke of riding ho:seback and being second side than the emotional response Bruce Spr, drunk first. There was no as true as those at the same time. Elliot Easton place to go but up. produced by the Broadway Special Se, adds a good lead guitar lick near the performance. The dancers soar. end to give the song some and Cars credibility. You Wear Those Eyes is a slow the singers traffic in images and Gimme Some Slack is Panorama a good heavy ballad that might be nice by itself if melodies that are Tin Pan Alley rock tune that allows drummer Running cum Elektra Records David To You didn't follow it. Jewish folk. but nothing denies the Robinson to give the song a driving Don't get me wrong. the song is not a direct simplicity of the narrative which About the only good thing one will beat. However any song that starts out bad one but it Tickets sounds like a rehashed has a marvelous, woeful modesty to it. for 1 find on the new Cars LP is the back of with lyrics like. "I want to shake like version of the Cars' more successful Chartbusters the album. If you buy the disc to hear liguardia. magic mouth in the sun. compositions. The film is a fable (fold in highly There are onl any old Cars train or even hear some good ride to the courtyard. before you theatrical Broadway terms)of the the concert ai new music I suggest you invest run." must have your some translation The album finishes magnificence of a certain kind of at the WMEB money in one that you'll get some difficulties because with a tune as I certainly don't unimpressive as the human indomitability. It may be a The concei enjoyment from. understand them. I dare rest. Up and Down any prophet may aptly be a song while before another movie musical of today and tl When to interpret those gems that could describe the Cars first started they had of wisdom. the Cars' musical career this caliber comes to the screen. Until ricket will ir, a different Getting Through. the last to date. As for sound that combined song on Panorama it gets this critic's then. watch Fiddler on the Roofand and from tl elements of one side is just the reverse choice as rock, disco and punk; in of Gimme the album cut merely for enjoy. printed T-sh short, something Some Slack in some respects. Whereas the sake of for everyone. On cutting an album; another money sticker and their latest al'oum,Panorama. they Gimme Some Slack combines the either the making adventure by a group that Brian Farley new have however outstripped the bounds elements of good music with album or unintelligible started fast and now seems to be the of creative or progressive music and lyrics. Getting through spinning Time Square. has fairly its wheels. • retreated to the strangest sound this coherent lyrics and music side of Mars. meant to be played at 33 r.p.m.'s that Panoramu,the title cut. is very has somehow been changed to 45 r.p.m.'s. Steve Peterson The Maine Campus Restaurant Pepin* mexican restaurant Guide 515 SOUTH MAIN ST. BREWER, ME. MAIN ST., ELLSWORTH

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She talks about things me to hear 35 voices, in varying keys ix telling M; expressed and the execution of leggings that extend from toe to thigh 'energy 'internal like flow' and pulse'. and off harmonies, make such an eerie learned to und individuals as they strive to achieve a sound. At this point I didn't Carolyn Le singular harmony. know if (These are worn to keep the legs and In fact that is Jennifer needed me or the Phantom Columbia Sch It quite different world however what the first fifteeen of is a ankles warm I am told). Others, such minute exercise the Opera to motivate the class. member of th when one can take a look behind the of the class is about. It as the physical education majors that was this most peculiar Either way it was most pleasurauie She will hold scenes at the hours of practice and are warmup exercise required to take dance. go without that I was not prepared for. to actually see rhythm rather than just Bangor aloni dedication that it takes ko achieve this the wraps. feeling it in my fingers. The School Profess fluidity and oneness of motion. combination seemed to feed one will discuss t It has been my pleasure this week to another. The dancers danced better Maine's anti play guitar in a modern dance class for and that in turn made me play better proposal. Jennifer Trowbridge. an instructor in (maybe it was just the rapture of the A spokes= the UMO dance department. I hope moment). group hosting that it will become an ongoing process Talking with Jennifer after Lewis knew lit thorughout the course of the semester Wednesday's class she seemed as when she was a fr. although I know virtually nothing pleased as I was and we talked about Commission, about the specifics of dance. it was a the first exercise I had seen the class quickly. fantastic experience that alerted me to perform. "It's mainly an exercise to the 'religion' of dance. get them to feel their energy flow." I say religion because of the daily said Jennifer. "I want them to feel that AnderE way in which dance invades the life of energy flow up and down their spine." that special group of people that dare For anyone who has come to school ballot to put on a leotard and assault their not only to learn something but to feel to vision with never-before-seen angles of something I would recommend a class their body. in dance. If you don't have the nerve PORTLANE For those of you who have never to get out there and do it at least check Richard Coher been inside the dance studio in Lengyel out the dance company's performance today whether Gym it is a room, one half of which is at year's end. If you get half the court to overt covered by mirrors. If you don't charge out of one performance as I did John Andersoi believe that mirrors Jennifer Trowbridge's modern dance class in two classes your money will have Presidential bal at ninety degree by David moves to live music in Lengyel Gym. (photo angles to one another can give one a Lloyd-Rees] been well spent. Assistant Atl strange impression of one's physical Diamond said( image. then walk in one cl.av and don't_ ******* Park and can be surprised if radio. The that curve in your Quick 4 Attc Takes "b4 "&"&"11 Steve Peterson Baxter Park At It had to happen sooner or later. Yes it's possible Cc indeed. Pocket Books has come out David Bowie's latest album. Scary of the decision with the Mr. Bill Show book. That Monsters, is being released today on Circuit Court of little clay unfortunate that first rose to Columbia Records. The new release is That decisioi stardom on Staurday Night Live has produced by Bowie and Tony Visconti. U.S. District broken into a new media and is more The first single from the LP.Ashes Gignoux, who popular than ever. to Ashes,tells the continuing story of filing deadlir The Mr. Bill Show book spent eight Major Tom who Presideptigl was first introduced upconstitutiona months on the New York Times in Space Oddity and unfortunately bestseller list and topped out in the Major Tom has fallen on hard times. to Anderson. C number If one position on the Publishers you want ot find out the story ending Gignoux's rulin Weekly bestsellers list. It's no wonder wait for Scary Monsters. that America's favorite fall-guy has been captured in full color by author Walter Williams. The book contains pertinent narration to supplement the L crude, rude and shamefully funny 1 aspect of Mr. Bill's existence / Pocket Books depicts it as a tale of twentieth century alienation and victimization. "eit's Some of the more scimtillatiing photos include Mr. Bill's birth and the ultimate decapitation of Mr. Bill's father. Mr. Bill impaled on a thermometer at the doctors office (Dr. 9 Sluggo I presume). and Mr. Bill's first steps... under the tire of a truck. The book is available through Pocket Book Publications, 1230 Ave. David Bowie of the Americas. N.Y..N.Y. 10020. '2.50. Scary Monsters re um ami ssa im mi im MN MO IM MO OM ME in MN UNIVERSITY CINEMAS 40 SHO 'SAT • A0 7:30 & 9:30 BARGAIN MATINEES SAT.& SI N. AT P.M. A Fantasy, A Musical. A Place Where Dreams Come True. Alp \ OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN

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AUGUSTA A member of the presidential panel that investigated the Three Mile Island nuclear accident will be telling Maine residents how she learned to understand nuclear power. Carolyn Lewis, who teaches at the Columbia School of Journalism, was a member of the Kemeny commission. She will hold a news conference in Bangor along with Harvard Law School Professor Lawrence Tribe, who will discuss the constitutionality of Maine's anti-nuclear referendum proposal. A spokesman for the anti-nuclear group hosting the conference said Ms. Lewis knew little about nuclear power when she was appointed to the Kemeny Commission, and she hati to learn quickly. Anderson on Maine ballot to be appealed PORTLAND. Attorney General League of Women Voters names Richard Cohen is expected to decide moderator today whether to ask the nation's WASHINGTON. The League for the Los Angeles Times. Jane high of The debate will court to overturn a ruling assuring Women Voters has named the Bryant Quinn. columnist for be carried by CBS John Anderson moderator Newsweek magazine. and NBC and Public Television. It is a sport on Maine's for the first Presidential the Presidential ballot. debate in Baltimore The League said the panelists were first of four planned debates. this weekend. including Assistant Attorney He's Bill Moyers. selected for their knowledge and one for Vice Presidential General Stephen producer-reporter candidates. Diamond said Cohen is at Baxter State for public television. expertise in the areas of domestic and economic Park and can be contacted only by policy and foreign affairs. radio. The Attorney General chairs the The League also named six panelists Baxter Park Authority. Diamond said for the Sunday night debate between it's possible Cohen hasn't even heard Republican nominee Ronald Reagan of the decision by the three-judge First and Independent candidate John Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston. Anderson. You won't have That decision affirmed to a ruling by U.S. District Court Judge Edwka' The panelists are Charles Corddry. Gignoux, who said Maine's April 1st reporter for the Baltimore Sun. Soma filing deadline for independent Golden. editorial writer for The New York Times. syndicated columnist stand Presidential in candidates line was unconstitutional. at least as applied Daniel Greenberg. Carol Loomis, to Anderson. Cohen's office appealed Member of the board of editors of Gignoux's ruling. Fortune magazine. Lee May. reporter

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For sc Husson College and St. Joseph's share the job in center as will Tom Ed Hackett. sufficient, for Vanidestine College (Windham) in a round robin and Willian Swift in right Sutton was next year." field. voted to the all-league beginning at I p.m. Friday afternoon team at second base position and Coach Jack Offensively the Bears will was and continuing through Saturday. have Dick second in the league in hitting. Black Bears ha' Whitten. Jim Foli and Kevin Bernier The fall exhibition season. according in Outfielder Vanidestine was also voted forgetting ac the line-up as strong designated hitters. to UMO Head Coach John Winkin. is to the all-league team as was pitcher disheartening I a chance Maine also has depth in its pitching DeWolfe focusing the for him to see his players in staff who led the league in action which has four strong starters victories to and to evaluate his new talent. including with ten. When Tom Mahan. Joe Johnson. Winkin opener against spring comes. it's time to play Don acquired a tremendous not Mason and Don DeWolfe. Rick amount Island club. choose your team. Bouchard of talent through noted and John Balerna as well as American "The kids h Last Saturday. Maine opened up on the rookies Legion players. Orono's will help out in relief. Jeff Paul, and have pi the road against the University of Four according to Winkin. is the of Vv'inkin's starters played in most promising intensity," Bi Southern Maine and won both ends of the infielder at the second Cape Cod League during the base position. weekend can't a twin bill 10-9 and 19-2 respectively. summer. He will share that duty Buckley. Johnson and with Sutton. enjoyed ooachir Sunday's action was cancelled due to Mahan Ed Hackett. also of were pitchers in the league. Orono. I've rain. Johnson is vying for the number two ever enjoy was later invited to pitch in an spot The Rams, According to Winkin. the fall line- invitational behind catcher Pickett. tournament in Brockton. According man Bob Grit up reads much like that of last season's Mass. to Winkin. Maine has a and was named MVP in that few impressive current campai with only a few changes. Ed Pickett position. freshman pitchers. will have duties behind the plate. Jon Southpaw Bob Colford. Stuart three consecuti Mike Coutts also played in the Cape Black Perry will be at first base. Mark Sutton league Lacognata and Bill Moszka add depth Bears. ( and won all-star honors at third the Rams' will replace graduated team captain to the line up. In the outfield. Lashua Coach John Winkin will appraise perfi base. his year. and Swift are the ones to watch. squad's talent during fall baseball. although with 10 turnovc Holy Cross two Women "We've beeo harriers trample New Hampshire performance." and Bates think we could h and been 2-0 coo all the turr by Ed Crockett what may prove to be a rehearsal of the however the final mile Northeastern las Staff writer upcoming and a half the early Black Bear leaders by edging State meet, which will caught up with them. Kowalsky win), we played I include tell Dunn for fourth. Other Wildcate Bowdoin. Bates. Colby. and off the pace but still managed coaster, but Nont The women's cross country team Maine. to take scorers were Eileen Hart. Mia Arnold. improved third while Dunn slipped to fifth club." its record to 3-2 with Maine in Karen Dunn. and Kerry Reed. who victories freshman Maggie Rinaldi and 19:13. Offensively. tl over New Hampshire and Kim McDonald finished seventh, ninth, tenth. ran nearly the entire "The girls ran very and sophomore quart Bates Wednesday. 3.I-mile well." said eleventh respectively. distance together. In the final Doach Jim Ballinger. Lynch. who wt The Black Bears outdistanced their mile. "However. I rivals Rinaldi. ever so slightly, edged in hope in future Bates' top runner was during spring pri by tallying 27 points to front meets our pack is closer. Sue Collins in UNH's of McDonald to win in 18:26. The tope four sixth, just two seconds and 205 pounds 41 and Bates' 56. McDonald were close, but we need off Dunn's followed closely with a time our fifth runner pace. throwing arm. , The squad. which placed third in of 18:28. to tighten up the gap." Boston Saturday behind Boston the all-important fifth woman was Newcomers Laurel Kowalsky and Ann D'Addetta. 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Bangor 945-6474 or 945-6475 , F HAAN; 111-9 Tuesday. Wednesday. Sdturday 10-6 4 MON-F . Is SUN rforituj_iicgitrtr , Maine Campus • Friday. September 19, 1980 sports. Bears lock horns with Rams Saturday by Ernie Clark Griffin's two-quarterback system will 232 pound senior Staff writer be sophomore set a Rhode Island Tursky is expected to be looking Dave Grimsich. a record last season to transfer from Boston with 11 quarterback the airways more this College. sacks and totaled 71 week. as Bicknell College football All-Yankee Conference tackles. Joining thinks the Black Bears allows a team only a selection Babbitt as a defensive standout can take week to pick up the pieces Leroy Shaw heads up the Rhode for the advantage of an inexperienced after a hard Island Rams is sepohomore defensive Ram loss. For some teams, rushing corps. Shaw. who end secondary. Chief among a week is rushed for Dennis Talbot. Talbot lettered Tursky's sufficient, for others it's 725 yards last year. has seen limited as a targets will be leading receivers "Wait till freshman and has "a fine nose for Pat next year." duty this season because of a sprained the Madden and fullback Steve McCue. Coach Jack Bicknell and the arch suffered in a scrimmage prior Pete Ouellette and tight end John UMO to Other Ram defenders to keep an eye Black Bears have spent the last the Holy Cross game. According to Nockett. Split end Tom Torrisi has six days on Saturday are the two defensive co- forgetting about last Saturday's Griffin, • Shaw will see considerable been beset by the flu bug this week, but captains, linebacker Chip Forte and disheartening loss to Lehigh and are action against the Black Bears. is expected to play. according to strong safety mark Cruise. Forte, a focusing their attention toward "For the first time this year, Leroy is Bicknell. ready transfer from Tulane. emerged as one "We've tomorrow's Yankee Conference to play," Griffin said. of got plenty of offense to get opener Starting the top defensive players during our hands against an improved Rhode and alternating with Shaw spring practices. on if we can just get it Island club. in the backfield and should be one of going." Bicknell is junior Jon Rodgers. the Rams' leading said. "The kids Rodgers, who played tacklers this season. Lorenzo Bouier. currently have reacted real well, prep ball at according to Griffin. fourth in and have practiced Maine Central Institute, was Cruise. a Division I-AA rushing with an average with great the Rams converted defensive end. had intensity," Bicknell second leading rusher last season 60 of 145.5 yards per game. is the prime said. "This and tackles, three sacks and four fumble weekend can't come fast enough. I've has already gained over 200 yards this mover in the UMO backfield and is season. recoveries last season and was named enjoyed coaching this week as much as hoping for a big game this weekend The an All-New England honorable after I've ever enjoyed it." key to the ground game. mention being held to 86 yards (including according pick in 1978. a 49-yard The Rams, coached by fifth-year to Griffin. is the Griffin run) last week by a stingy man development is rebuilding a graduation Lehigh defense. Bob Griffin. are 1-1 on the of a "true fullback". depleted defense According to Bicknell current campaign junior Joe Brooks. this year. and he the Black bears have and have posted Brooks sat out last expects the defense to put Bouier in a three consecutive season with a to improve as the position where he has shutouts over the knee injury, but has season wears on. some open field Black Bears. Griffin is developed into a fine blocker. running room. pleased with Brooks "We're going to be better, but the Rams' performance rushed for 85 yards we've "We've got to get the ball to thus far this against got some spots to shore up." he said. year. although the Rams Northeastern last week. Lorenzo in places where he can were beset The Black Bears are looking do with 10 turnovers in a 21-14 Last season's leading pass catcher. at something in the open," Bicknell said. loss to tomorrows game as the beginning of a Holy Cross two weeks ago. Bob Holden. heads up the Ram Defensive tackle Tom Loughlin is receivers. new season, the Yankee Conference expected "We've been pleased with our Rangy at 6-4. Holden caught season. to play Saturday after performance," 15 passes Bicknell is optimistic his suffering a shoulder Griffin said. "We last season in a rushing players can injury during the think we oriented offense put the Lehigh game Lehigh game, while backup could have beaten Holy Cross and provides the two behind them and QB Mike and been 2-0 Ram quarterbacks concentrate on the Beauchemin is questionable coming in. but we made with a big target. Rhode Island game. after all the turnovers. Against Joining Holden as receivers are flanker spending most of the week in infirmary T.J. "It's a big game. and it's a game I with the Northeastern last week (a 24-19 URI DelSanto and 6-6 tight end Steve legitimately flu and stomach ailments. win), Morris. think we can win," The significance we played like we were on a roller Bicknell said. of games are often coaster, but Northeastern Like Bicknell. blown out of proportion. is also a fine Griffin is also The Black Bear offense but the club." emphasizing a more balanced is looking to UMO-URI game is legitimately crucial offense put their first points on the board Offensively, the Rams are than the Rams showed the Black Bears to both teams, particularly the Black led by against Rhode Island since 1976. and Bears. sophomore quarterback Terry Lynch. last year. The Lehigh shadow still hovers the performance of quarterback John over Lynch. who won the starting job "We will throw the ball more than Jack Bicknell's head. and only a the Tursky will have a lot to do with the good showing during spring practices, is big at 6'2" three times we threw the ball offensive before a large Parents' and (against UMO) success. Tursky has Weekend crowd will 205 pounds. and has a strong last year." Griffin said. completed 45 rid the Black throwing All-East nose percent of hs passes in Bears of that shadow arm. Also seeing action in guard Charley Babbitt the first two games. and let them play heads up the Ram and he is eager to consistent, heads-up football. defense. The 6'1". improve those statistics. Spikers'home opener , against UVM Catamounts ; Parents... by Nancy Storey Staff writer Do your children The UMO Women's Volleyball team is prepared for a tough weekend,. as at UMO leave you they open up at home today against Vermont at 4 p.m. in Lenvel Gym. . The team will then leave for Colby letterless? College where there is an invitationa tournament featuring teams from out- g Subscribe to the daily of-state along with a host of Maine Maine schools. = campus and get all the news. We The Black Bears, who beat Vermont €' twice last year. are 0-3 so far on season, the losing their opening three send it rjght to your home. matches last weekend at a tournament cemestZ;f74760 hosted by the University of New e Hampshire. Year S45.00 However. Anderson is very Send to: Maine Campus Subscription Dept. optimistic at-out the coming games this weekend. "I think we'll do very well 10' Lord Hall University of Maine at Oronoi this weekend and we're thinking very Orono,ME 04469 positively." ucir 1• .612]..A.1•1_ aa 'JAI!,• at_Dcriciropoitnrsi,it ijnçJI Injuries have not beset the spikers so far this season. 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"The meals including Middle aren't half bad," she said. for purchase a will then be buried in specially "I like the "I'd vegetarian meals," she like to see more variety in the bag Eastern Cuising prepared and prepared pits for 24 hours. lunches. When cooked a member of the Ghashgai you have to get five of by Many sporting events will take them a excitement will week it kind of wears thin." Tribe. Adding to the place during the weekent including music the Kennebec Valley be the of men's and women's tennis, volley- Boys. Stryder. and Soundtrac. ball, cross-country, soccer and field vol. 87, Another major attraction cif the hockey games. The foremost event HELP US FIGHT day will be the beanhole-bean FOR YOUR LIFE will be the football game with U.R.I. supper sponsored and served by the Saturday and Sunday night Noel Sophomore Eagles. It will be from Paul Stookey and the Bodyworks 4:30 to 6 P.M. Saturday outside the Band will perform at Hauck Auditor- Me Fieldhouse. Have Your ium at 8 P.M. Stookey. formerly of About 300 pounds of beans will be Peter. Paul and Mary. is expected to used for the supper. The beans will sing before a packed house. It is by George W. Blood Pressure be soaked overnight and then being sponsored Staff writer by SEA and FO seasoned with molasses, salt dry CUS. mustard, white pepper, and salt pork Increased day Checked before being cooked. The cooking duct may threati • Memorial Gym student activitie "This is not ii Woody Carvillr Physical Educat "We just war there is potentia "and that there the facility in th Carville identi the relationship vandalism. "The get out of hand. "We hope." h down the insta Res

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