Charge Sanford with takeover Two students on dean search quit By Dan Neuharth A third student member, John Benton, said he was Trinity, met Tuesday, but did not allow Weiss entry. At Two of the four student members of the Trinity dean thinking about resigning but declined to comment further. that time Paletta refused to continue serving. search committee said yesterday they would resign from "I'm considering it and I want to be very sure that it's Weiss said Sanford Wednesday "redefined" Weiss' role the committee and a third said he was considering the right thing to do," he said. Benton said he plans to on the committee. Weiss would not be able to attend any resignation. talk to several people to get advice. future meetings or vote in any committee decisions. He The two students, Chris Paletta and Roy Weiss, said Weiss, who had given the Chronicle confidential would be kept aware of committee progress, be able to they resigned because students* position on the committee information from one of the committee's meetings, help interview candidates (without other committee had been "compromised" beyond return. turned in his resignation yesterday to Sanford and Martin. members present), and have "input" with Sanford, Weiss In addition, both students, along with ASDU President Steadfastly said. Curt Martin criticized Duke President Terry Sanford for The committee has steadfastly refused to meet with Redefined tampering with the committee's autonomy. The fourth Weiss present since the information was passed on last "President Sanford had redefined my role and I could student member, Barb Lewis, and committee chairman December. not accept this," said Weiss. "It appeared that the Thomas Langford defended Sanford's intervention as "I was in an untenable situation," Weiss said yesterday. president did everything but ask me to resign and kick me necessary, "I had no other recourse open to me." off the committee." Sanford was out of town yesterday and unavailable for The committee, which is trying to draw up a list of "It appears that the president is in control of the comment. names to recommend to Sanford for next year's dean of committee and this is not the philosophy of a search committee," Weiss added. "When the president is controlling the input he gets, he is controlling the committee," Weiss said. Martin criticized Sanford's action, saying: "It's not the place of the president of the University to determine the status of committee members which he did not appoint." Paletta, who said he has not formally notified Sanford the Volume 69, Number 89 of his resignation but "definitely" plans to quit, said the committee "lost any of its original autonomy" after Durham, North Carolina Sanford's redefinition of Weiss' status. "It just looks like Terry's committee," said Paletta Thursday, February 1, 1974 . "This thing has become a^arce." chronicle (Continued on page 8) Faculty Club may add hotel, dining facility By Sean J. C. McManus include eight tennis on. The use of this club For the socially or courts, a swimming house wo uld be sports-minded faculty pool, locker rooms, and restricted to the member at Duke an outdoor snackbar. members of the club." University there exists There is, however, no This project is not near the Duke golf formal dining room expected to be started This is a partial view of the women's locker room at the Duke University course the Faculty where the faculty or in the near future, for Faculty Club, located off the golf course. (Photo by Phillip Kridel) Club. The facilities administrators may according to Cleary, the entertain visiting overabundance of hotels dignitaries, professors, and motels and the or speakers. current state of the Planning committee delays To alleviate this economy have created a problem, there is talk of very bad market for constructing such a hotels. facility, according to "The hotel-motel action on athletic dilemma Walter Cleary, the industry is in a crunch," director of the club. he said. "It is very By Tom Keyserling Committee, and the yet was established in he administr ation 's Hotel chain difficult to find the The University to be activated P.E. fall of 1971 by Duke r e p r esentative on the ''What we are necessary investors Planning Committee Task Force. President Terry Sanford committee. attempting to do," said required for a project concluded yesterday's Little knowledge to "examine Duke's Commenting early in Cleary, "is to get one of such as this one." meeting with a decision The Planning historic commitments, the meeting, Irving the large hotel chains to In any case, not to take any Committee had little where we stand at the Alexander, a professor build a hotel and a two according to Cleary, immediate advisory knowledge concerning present time, where we of psychology, said it story club house for the even with a miracle, the action concerning the the structure and hope to go, and how we was important for the faculty club, containing project will not begin present a thletic implementation of the intend to get there." committee to consider a formal dining room, until at least 1978-79. dilemma at Duke. task force. The present Since its founding, the athletics because of the delay stems from Planning Committee has "possibilities of p.e. in meeting rooms, a small Funds for this Instead, it decided to reading room, and so wait until further Cleaveland's inability to served in an advisory (Continued on page 12) (Continued on page 9) information could be appoint a "neutral capacity to the obtained from Provost chairperson." Brantley president. Frederic Cleaveland. Watson, University This year the A report on athletics trustee, commented committee consists of and physical education that he "can't imagine nine members: six at Duke was presented why this has been able faculty members, two to the committee by to drag on without a students and one Bill Yeager, a graduate specific reason." University adminis student and committee The t iming of trator. The committee member. Included in Yeager's report on the meets weekly, and the report was an athletic situation was according to Guy Solie, identification of bodies not planned to coincide it is presently "trying to responsible for acting with present task force come to grips with long on athletics at Duke. controversy. Yeager said range plann ing, The official groups he was designated to implementation of the responsible for policy in make such a report last planning, and overall this area are the November. University priorities." Athletic Council, the The University Solie, assistant to Terry UFC Athletic Planning Committee Sanford, is the East Campus Gym. (Photo by Paul Lassiter) Page Two The Chronicle Thursday, February 7, 1974 SPECTRUM! TODAY Anyone interested in tarring ICHTHUS: Friday night, INTENTIONAL What's for dinner at Hillel The Art Committee of the CHESS CLUB: The DU tbe campus and community is beginning at 6:30 pjn. will be COMMUNITIES! We want to this week? Sign up and find out. ARCHIVE (old members and CheM Club win hold it J weekly invited to an APO cocktail party fantastic I First our regular organise people who have a Call x2505 or come by the new) will meet Monday, Feb. 11 »Mtln| Thuraday, Fab. 7 at 7 tc> meet tbe members and meeting will be held in the curiosity about the potentials of Campus Center to sign up, at 8 p.m., 307 Union Tower. If p.m. In 311 Social Sciences. discuss pledging membership in Student Lounge of the Divinity community living. If you are you're Interested but cant Details of the upcomina 201 Flowers, Thursday, Fab. 7, School with the introduction of involved in a community, help ATTENTION ALL JEWISH come, call Holly Brubach, DURHAM OPEN will b« 9:30. a series of expositions on our planned symposium. STUDENTS: The social event of x2364 or x3931. announced and ladder tame: Romans 5-J?, given by Wright OMEGA HOUSE, 280-2825. the season Is here. A Hillel wil] be played. SYNCHRONIZED Doyle and Jim Abrahanucn, sponsored 50's Dance will be (Continued on page 4) SWIMMING: Thursdays at 7:30. elders of the Chapel Hill Bible held this Saturday nlte at 9 at Dr. Pa u -Chang Lu of the Old members asked to return - Church. Afterwards, we will the Hillel House at UNC. Rides have a slide show of patt DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC Mechanical Engineering and now members welcome. No presents MICHAEL will be leaving from Campus Department of the Unr»enitr of experience needed. Come try it conferences and then move to Center at 8:30. Comic Color-Plates by the East Campus Gym at 9 p.m. CAMPBELL, former piano Nebraaka will pieaent a seminar out In the east campus pool. instructor at Duke in a GUEST on "JefferyHamel Flow with for basketball and volleyball. Anyone is welcome, PIANO RECITAL on Feb. 10, So You want to serve the John Leech Free Convection" at 4:15 pjn., at 8:15 P.m. In the East Duke Duke community. Duke Fab. 7, in loom 262A Tbe BALDWIN BIKE Music Room. 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Sci. at 7:30 pjn. in New SOCIETY will present "Tltticut comers encouraged to attend. Follies," the controversial film DURHAM FEMINISTS! See and hear Gloria Steinem (Feb. In view of the energy institution, on Thursday, Feb. 7), Jane Fonda (Feb. 8), shortage the Duke War games 7, at 7:30 pjn. in the Gross Charlotte Bunch (Feb. 14) at Club will feature infantry only. Cbem Auditorium. No UNC-Ch. Hill Women's Festival. Saturday 9 a.m. 201 Flowers. admission charge. Open to CaU Carolina Union 933-2285 All are welcome. everybody. (The Pre-Medica! for mora Info. THE Daily Crossword by Sophie Fierman Society office will open after W OMENS' ALLIANCE 197 4 CHANTICLEER: tbe meeting.) meeting this Thursday, Feb. 7, Anyone who has any written 12 Noon in Union Ballroom. material which might be ACROSS 27 Willow 51 — something; 25 More recent Larry Flnkelstein, former SPECIAL PROGRAM includes pertinent to Duke life, please 1 Musical abbr. 28 Is there uptight 26 Song syllable submit it to the Chanticleer director of Urban Affairs, the presentation in preparation for 5 Fishing anyone finah? 56 Tree 29 Dicken's Uriah Public Affairs Council, will debate between Womens' office, 304 Union, or to box 4873 D.S. 30 Doe, Roe, or 58 One of the 30 Prepares discuss "The Corporate Role in Alliance and the Right to Life Furies a hole for Public Policy," at 3:30 P.m. in Committee on ABORTION. All 10 Archaic Irish Hancock 136 Social Sciences Building. interested in tbls most writing 33 Lambaste 59 Repute blasting: Br. important aspect of tbe 14 It — neces 35 Up to now 60 Bury 31 Khayyam or 1974 CHANTICLEER: womens' movement are If you're sarily so 37 Doctors' 63 Fr. night Sharif Anyone who Is interested In welcome to attend. Bring your 15 Roman 64 Extol 32 Bring matters writing or working on copy for lunch trays up to the Union at Noon. official 38 Boil over, 65 Marble to a head tbe yearbook, please meet pregnant and 66 Spicy stew 34 Character- Thursday at 6 pun., Feb. 7 in 16 City on the with39A 304 Union Tower. Bring your INTERVIEWS for the Cote d'Or 39 See38A 67 Friend of ideas. co-ordinator for next year's scared, 17 — California 41 Goes with crafts 36 ColorfulJa- Freshman Orientation Program 18 Ivory nut sympathy 68 Moved panese porgy ATTENTION NCSL will be held Thursday, Feb. 7, 19 Days of 42 Ship's crane swingingly 38 Great bargain MEMBERS: There will be a from 8-9:30 pjn. at the ASDU we can help. 69 Coward 40 Ingratiated office. Sign up on the door at prepa ratio 44 Equine color crucial delegation meeting DOWN 43 Viscera Thursday at 9 p.m. in room 232 104 Union. 20 Does penance 46 Ariz. Indian Social Science Bldg. Bills must There is an alternative 22 Toadfishes 47 Mile. Adoree 1 Conspiracy 45 — pro nobis be finalized, to please come. Glenn Pontier who spent ten to abortion. BIRTH 24 Set firm 49 Spine of a 2 Lariat 46 Poisonous months in Danbury Prison for draft resistance will be speaking CHOICE. BIRTH guideline hill 3 Relish juice RECYCLING FOLKS: on his experiences In F.F. CHOICE can help you 4 — one's 48 Discovery Organisational meeting for Lounge, Thurs., Feb. 7 at 8 p.m. Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle: rights 50 Guy's lady- Duke paper recycling on AD invited. from the moment you 5 Learns the Thursday, at 7:30 pjn. in 212 PEN TMP i IP E SMH ft R think you're pregnant score 52 It takes two Dr. Elizabeth Hay of Harvard olrr DIE HIA f oBo ET i University will speak on until well after the 6 Liberal 53 Eye: comb. SOCCER LEAGUE: Team Extracellular Matrix as the birth of your child. group form leaders please attend meeting in Mediator of Cell-Cell Few Federation Lounge at 7 on 7 Trifle 54 Useful Interantion in the Developing We're here to give you 8 Poker hand 55 Kind of Thursday 7. Wa hare goals and Cornea Thurs., Feb. 7 in Room confidential help. Call Jiannn aaaaa aaa balls and the first game will be 147, MS-1 at 4:30 pjn. Coffee 9 Kind of bid commitment Friday 8. Please come to discuss niian aaaaa aaau and cookies, 4 pjn. us today. Elan [ii.iiiiia aaaaa 10 — meat is or war schedules and organizational another's... 56 Popular hot- ideas. Everyone else welcome. apinpinan nnnrwan Check spectrum and bulletin aanaa una 11 Yield to weather drink board In front of the cJ. TOMORROW BIRTHCHOICE Hunan nnnn nun 12 Maplegenus 57 Jewish month Economics Department 14 13 Disorder 61 Listen in on, Seminar: on Friday, Feb. 8 in 942-3030 21 Dawn as a phone Dr. R. Gavin, History Dept., A Room 139, Social Science T A B JLMLL fit" r\ 5ash" I R 23 Homer classic 62 Fr. season will deliver a lecture on Black Building, from 3-5 pjn. Kaznshi (Durham WX-3030 History from the Civil War to Obkawa, visiting professor at WWI in tbe Purple Parlor of Yale University, will speak on toll free) Wilson House at 7:30 on Thurs. "Japan's Pattern of Economic 7-10 p.m. M-F 1 2 3 4 - i 7 8 ,0 11 12 TJ- Anyone Interested Is welcome Development." Tbe public Is LB* cordially invited. ' III ,6
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FREEWATER Page $1.00 D y n a m i t Thursday Series Feb 7 political controversy and filmmaking. Enthralling, gripping, disturbing drama based on actual case. Rebels TOP HAT in Uruguay kidnap U.S. official training secret police and assassinate him, with flash-back probe with Friday Nile into questions of morality, respon sibility for political torture, and Feb. 8 revolutionary Ginger Rogers tactics. Yves Montand, Renato S alvatori. Dir. Costa-Gravas. In 8:00 and 1000 RULING color.
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To Jerry: "Heaven...I'm in heaven...and my heart sequence, Jerry points his cane and fires "Are you sure you didn't forget yourself in beats so that I can hardly speak...and I out a series of tap steps, shooting down a the park?" "Positive. If I ever forget myself seem to find the happiness I seek when member of the chorus with each step. They with that giri, I'd remember it." we 're out together dancing Cheek to all return en masse, mounting hidden steps Must every film make a social comment Cheek..." at the back of the stage, to sway to one last or else be relegated to the lower ranks of In an age when thirties musicals are reprise. frivolity? Top Hat's raison d'etre is sheer generally regarded as camp, "Top Hat" "Cheek to Cheek" follows, and it's all entertainment. Tap dancing and gimmicks stands as a respectable version of all that that this team's style of romantic have sunk beneath our "dignity." But the the musicomedy can be. Filmed in 1935, it partnering is reputed to be. The chief beauty of Astaire and Rogers as a dance marked a shift in screen emphasis from mishap in the film's shooting occurred team is sufficient cause to lament the lost huge chorus formations a la Busby during the first take of this number when art of couples dancing. Berkeley to the era of partners. Ginger's dress, covered with thousands of Characteristic of the Thirties era, the set With a flawless performance by Fred feathers, began to molt as she danced. The and costumes are lavish and the plot Astaire and Ginger Rogers and a score that dancers were soon hidden by clouds of contrived. Nevertheless, this movie marks a Irving Berlin still considers his finest, "Top flying feathers, and dozens of takes turning point in the development of Hat" was acclaimed a masterpiece in its followed before finally arriving at one musical comedy — the narrowing scope of time. The film's enduring popularity Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers without any falling feathers visible to the musical numbers necessitated a shift away (nostalgia aside) is sufficient testimony to When a piece of plaster falls on Dale camera. from the responsibility on the' camera angle its quality. Tremont (Ginger Rogers), trying to sleep in The musical finale is "The Piccolino," to the dancer's ability. The film remains a Although "Top Hat" was the fourth the room directly below, she marches written as a successor to "The Carioca" masterpiece of choreography coupled with movie for the Astaire-Rogers team upstairs to put a stop to the racket. It's and "The Continental," finales from great music and lyrics. (preceded by "Flying Down to Rio," love at first sight for Jerry. To make Astaire and Rogers* two previous movies "Top Hat" will be shown tonight at the "Roberta," and "The Gay Divorcee"), it amends, he sprinkles sand over the floor that had caught on as popular new dances. fourth film in Freewater's "Great Women established the genre for their subsequent and softshoes a iullaby. The setting for "Top Hat's finale is an o f the American Cinema" series. But musical successes. Its popularity and The events which follow are a exotic Venetian resort, the Lido — despite Ginger Rogers' style and versatility quality were due in part to the reiteration convoluted cat-and-mouse founded on performed by a huge chorus of supposed in dance, she in no way dominates the film. of the themes of "The Gay Divorcee": the mistaken identity. The film's weakness, by vacationers, all dressed conveniently alike, Neither, however, does Astaire, who films are nearly identical in plot structure, present-day standards, is undoubtedly the the dance revolves around unfurled sashes choreographed and dances in all the including setting, lead roles, and supporting contrived and naive series of coincidences and intricate formations, viewed from a numbers. The two emerge as a team with cast. But "Top Hat" represents several that form the plot. Musical comedies were variety of camera angles and reflected in an energy and interaction in their musical improvements over its prototype. never meant to document "real life" and the water of the Venetian "canals." But numbers and comic scenes together that set Fred Astaire pfays Jerry Travers, a "Top Hat" is no exception. But its the artistry in Astaire's choreography lies the tone for their future films. well-known American dancer in London pretense may be justified in light of the in his ability to balance his dance numbers, When "Top Hat" opened at Radio City with his manager for the opening of his quality of entertainment it achieves. for the spectacle at the Lido, for all its Music Hall in 1935, it broke all existing new show. In their hotel room, they Musical numbers, with the possible Italian flair and lavish trappings, is no more box office records. Understandably so. The discuss plans for the weekend. And in exception of "The Piccolino," are this time impressive than Fred and Ginger's first New York Daily News deemed it worthy of retort to Horace's concern that Jerry meet essential to the progress of the story. Each dance in the pavilion. editorial comment: '"Top Hat' is the best a girl, settle down, and get married, Jerry song was created specifically for the talents The comic coincidences are enhanced thing yet done in movie musical comedy. explains: "In me you see a youth who is of Fred and Ginger, and each is performed by a supporting cast of good character The music is Berlin at his best; the settings completely on the loose. No yens. No accordingly. actors (three of whom played similar parts are gorgeous; the lines are among the yearnings. No strings. No connections. No "Isn't This a Lovely Day?" is set in a in "The Gay Divorce"). Erik Rhodes turns funniest we've heard: and the dancing and ties to my affections..." Off goes Astaire pavilion during a thunderstorm. Fred in a classic performance as Dale's comedy of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers into a whirlwind of tap dancing — energetic challenges, Ginger mimics, and by the end effe minate dress designer, Beddini. A are something to go back and see again." rhythms incorporating everything in sight, they're dancing together in a beautiful chivalrous Latin bent on defending Dale's This film's present popularity cannot be including walls and furniture. demonstration of casual energy and grace heart against all comers, he blusters: "I dismissed as nostalgia "Top Hat's" musical The result, of course, is boy-meets-girl. as a dance team. warn you, never let your path criss-cross brand of sophistication has never faded. Plants can kill, warns prof By Jenny Whitman poison cases reported muscaria and Amanita Arena, who has devoted Though continuing to annually to the National phalloides resemble the many years to the research gain popularity, plants Clearinghouse for Poison non-poisonous species and treatment of poisoning remain a potential source of Control Centers in closely. in children, said he views death. Washington, D.C. are due to A mistake in identifying tbe book as a step towards Such seemingly harmless plant poisoning, and most the types of mushrooms can familiarizing students, plants as daffodils and of these are children. Arena, result in cramps, sweating, parents, and teachers with hy acinths have poisonous director of the Duke difficult breathing, these potential killers. But, bulbs, and the beautiful University Poison Control vomiting, mental he emphasized, mere broad leaves of the noble Center said. disturbances, liver damage, familiarity is not enought. Diffenbachia plant are However, several convulsions, circulatory Arena noted that one dangerous if consumed. students in the Midwest failure and finally, coma, he authority in mushrooms In a newly released, died recently after said. died from mushroom IWIVERSITY PIZZA TAVKRA consuming Jimsonweed for poisoning. (Ftrmtrlf Univtrsity Grill) second edition of, "Human The popularity of the Poisoning fromNative and its hallucinogetic properties, first edition of the book, "There is no authority Cultivated Plants," the according to Arena. Arena said, is due to the on mushrooms," Arena INDIAN CURRY PIZZA Jimsonweed, or Thomapple Made by Natis-ssChef iked As You like If co-authors, Dr. Jay Arena, a fact that plants axe "a claimed, "There are old professor of pediatrics, and as it is sometimes called, can naturally appealing mushroom hunters, and Dr. James Hardin, curator cause thirst, dry mouth, subject." A great many of there are bold mushroom 20% OFF on all Italian Dishes of the Hebarium at North nausea, rapid pulse, high his medical students are hunters, but there 'are no Carolina State University, blood pressure, delerium, interested in flowers and bold, old mushroom ONE REGULAR PIZZA FREE stress that plant knowledge convulsions and even coma. plant folklore, he said. hunters," he added drily. witft purchase of any family slice pizza is important for the great Children have died from Mon.—Sat.: Lunch 12—2:00 numbers of hikers, sucking the nectar of this Mon.—Thurs.: Supper 5:00—10:30 backpackers and campers plant. Fri.—Sun.: 4:30—1:00 a.m. You can use Morgan Imports Parking Lot close to East who increasingly flock to Mushrooms •Parking- Campus nearby woods and fields. Another dangerous plant 200,000 cases (Continued from page 12) 910 W. Main St.-Close to Downto i Durl" to watch out for is the authorized the six spaces. Dial to Go, 682-5196 or 688-9857 About five percent of the mushroom, Arena added. The inter-departmental request form approximately 200,000 These fungi are particularly cruel because there are that ordered the installation of the six non-poisonous species parking signs was signed by Preston which are delicious and Stainback, traffic coordinator for the abundant. The Duke golf Public Safety Office. Chm 0W course is laden with "I got my instructions from Mr. s^0^0nMida, non-poisonous mushrooms, Dumas," Stainback said. according to Arena. Yet the Six spaces, however, have materialized dltuw- £ fe. poisonous species, Amanita for the Policy Institute, and no one wants to take the blame or credit. the chronicle
Today is Thursday, February 7,1974. /f's a four-star date in the history of the arts in America. On this date in 1827, the first ballet group to be formed in the United States performed at the Bowery Theatre in New York. The ballerina, Mme. Francisquy Hutin, was so scantily dressed that many ladies in the audience departed in a huff. And just ten years ago today, the Beatles, those lovable mop-heads, were greeted by more than 300 fans who threw jelly beans at them as they arrived at JFK airport in New York for their first American performances. Thankful to be at a university in a country that appreciates the arts, as long as they know their place, this is the Chronicle, Dukes daily newspaper, published at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, where folks knew all along that ballet was just a fad. Volume 69, Number 89. News of a Beatles reunion: 684-2663; lousy supergroup reunion albums sold shamelessly, 684-6588.
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Assistant night editor: Barry Bryant and John Feinstein The truckers9 revolt
The country is facing the brink of a and a little luck were the only TERRIBLE LUCK AGAIN.BOSS!— ALL WE KEEP COMING UP WITI revolution, led not by ideologists and requisites for "making it." But, the OF GOLD. . . ' fire-brand revolutionaries, but by the evils of monopoly capitalism, and backbone of American capitalist corporation politics—read: oil society. depletion allowance, corporation tax The United States economy is under breaks, and Watergate—have come the greatest strain it has ever faced as home to roost, and the stink has thousands of independent truckers settled in among the workers and the How Nixon Endi have arisen to protest the economic middle class. system they hold so dear. They are The independent truck drivers are themselves faced with hardships demanding fuel price roll-backs, higher (C) 1974 NYT N>wi Service the country changes. Now Nixon, ten beyond comprehension as the costs of speed limits, higher fuel allotments, WASHINGTON-Richard Nixon has years later, didn't even bother to try to operating their rigs surpass •: the profit and higher profit margins. But, the endured all these years because he keep the budget under $300 billion, they realize from their efforts. Administration does not want to bends but never breaks. He likes to but suggested $304.4 billion, and The important aspect of their comply with any of those demands. sound rigid and consistent in his allowed his assistants to indicate that protest—the current strike—is that it is Two days ago President Nixon rigidity, but in pracitce he makes a even this spectacular sum would be passing on to the American consumer announced a price freeze on diesel virtue of flexibility and inconsistency, "busted" if necessary to check a slump the same hardships feared by the fuel—hardly acceptable. And, indeed, and his new budget is just the latest in the economy. truckers. The current energy .shortage, yesterday the truckers rejected that evidence of the point. In a way, Nixon in 1974 was more contrived or real, has forced factory attempt at appeasement as inadequate. His budget is not primarily an honest with his budget than Johnson closings, which has resulted in The Administration's energy adviser, economic but a political document. In in 1964, but both had a political hundreds of thousands of workers William Simon, however, has said a contrast to a year ago, when he was purpose. Johnson wanted to persuade being laid off, and shortages of other price roll-back is infeasible. insisting that the Congress abide by the Congress that he was not a "big products necessary to both industry While the government tries to strict spending ceilings and threatening spender," so he fiddled with the and retail consumers. And while persuade the truckers to call off the to impound funds that broke through figures to keep the budget down. production slows and shelves empty, strike, and it seems that on good faith his limits or violated his priorities, this Nixon wanted to persuade the the truckers who must restock the strikers are beginning to again hit year he was not defying the Congress Congress that he wasnt a budget depleted supplies are themselves, by the road, the initial arguments have but offering to compromise with it, balancer at any cost and would put parking their rigs in truckstops and not been resolved. and indicating that he would spend economic stability ahead of ideology, backyards, adding to the shortages. In Last week the striking truckrs had whatever was necessary in order to whatever the cost. many areas food, especially meat and little sanction against their fellows who avoid a recession. The contrast between the Johnson other perishables, cannot be found. were not participating, save to shoot at In order to dramatize the budget message of 1964 and the Nixon And, in the wake of the mounting them. One driver was killed by a rock spectacular change in the politics of •budet message of 1974 is startling. A disgruntlement of these self-styled thrown through his windshield. the budget, it is necessary to go back year a go, Nixon was emphasizing emtrepreneurs, violence has Violence of that sort is not ten years. At that time, President austerity, threatening to veto any erupted—not between bosses and constructive, as it only splits the two Kennedy had just been murdered, and money bills that would add to the workers, but between those workers parties, who, through reason, should President Lyndon Johnson was at his inflation, reorganizing the executive to tied to the major trucking lines, and be allied against the corporate ranch preparing his first budget for the reduce the bureaucracy, but increasing those who are still hanging desperately capitalism of the United States and the Congress. That, too, was a "political" the power of a few men in the Cabinet, onto Horatio Alger's American Dream injustices that the system inflicts upon budget. and shaking his fist at the Congress. as an attainable reality. the less fortunate. By accident, I happened to be a This year, he is not talking about The thought seems to be slipping The plight facing the U.S. economy, weekend guest there and Johnson had "fiscal discipline" but about fiscal away that by operating one's own rig, perpetuated by poor government a problem he wanted to discuss with flexibility, not about changing being one's own boss to come and go management, incest between industry John Connally. So he put my wife and directions on social programs, or and do as one pleases, a small piece of and the Administration, and acts of me in his helicopter and flew us over holding the spending line in the new the pie could be carved out by any protest will only get worse. Even if the to Austin, and put the question to budget to a fixed figure or insisting on trucker with the desire. truckers' pleas are answered there will Connally: should he send to the a smaller federal bureaucracy, but It has long been argued that a be other strikes and other protests. Congress a budget of over $100 about in creasing the bureaucracy, socialist revolution could not come to President Nixon's support, which the billion? No, said Connally without the increasing the federal budget by $16.4 the United States because the very polls set at 26 percent, will probably slightest hesitation. That would look billion and reaching "a conciliatory people suffering under the exploitation fall lower. And the man in the White bad, might even seem reckless, so we position with the Congress." and oppression of capitalism were House who now has more than he can all flew back to the ranch, and Johnson a few days later sent up a The reasons for his switch from capitalism's greatest supporters. contend with in the comparatively fiscal austerity to fiscal flexibility, Working class America, easily wealthy aristocracy of Congress, will popular but phony hudget, just under the hundred billion. from defiance to cooperation with the symbolized by the independent have to confront 200 million hungry, Congress are fairly clear. The energy truckers, has operated from the stranded, disillusioned people not It is this same old story. Politics crisis, the inflation, the rise in prices premise that diligent work, honesty, concerned with conserving a heritage. remain the same, but the economy of and interest rates, the loss of jobs and Letters to the edit council
assisted Dr. Joseph Wetherby in coaching the in the Social Science Building, second floor, Why sororities Duke Debate Team. This semester while Dr. room 220. To the edit council: Wetherby is on sabatical leave, Gostin takes Dan Gepford All that Stanley Goumas says about over full responsibility for the debate sororities is quite true. They are elitist and program. Aided in his coaching discriminatory. They do perpetuate social responsibilities by first year law students class distinctions. They do isolate their Linda Cochran, from North Bend, Oregon, participants and divert them from more and Dan Gepford, from Fanwood, New productive activities and greater social Jersey, he expects a very successful spring Building history awareness. What Mr. Goumas must season. understand are the sociological reasons why Because of the high cost of traveling from To the edit council: these organizations exist. Sororities are an one school to another, almost all The article on the East campus space instant reference group for freshman girls, intercollegiate debating is done in shortage in the Chronicle of February 5 was who are often at loose ends and rather tournaments, in which thirty or forty schools unfortunately so replete with errors that it lonely. By joining a sorority, a freshman girl gather their teams at one place for six or must be corrected in order to provide an effortlessly provides herself with friends. The eight preliminary debates followed by accurate accounting of the construction on sorority also fills the cultural need for elimination debates among the teams with East campus for the current University ceremony (initiation, secret words, etc.). And the best preliminary win-loss records. AH the community. The oldest dormitory is the shouting and singing you heard is a debates are judged by coaches from the Epworth Inn which was part of the original significant emotional outlet. Durham campus built in 1892. The Ark was various colleges involved in the tournaments. ori ginally named the Angier Duke What saddens me is the large percentage In competition this fall, the Duke debaters Gymnasium and it was first used in 1898. (ten percent this year) of rushees who do not performed surprisingly well in tournaments Bivins was opened as a dormitory in 1905 as receive a bid. I've seen their tears and at Appalachian State College, Catawba part of the Trinity Park School campus. empathized with their feelings of rejection. College,Madison College, and elsewhere. Jarvis and Aycock were occupied in the fall Secondly, I think sorority girls, never having Throughout this year, the topic of debate of 1912 and Southgate was opened in 1921. been thrown entirely on their own resources, at all tournaments is "RESOLVED: that the The main quadrangle of JSast campus, as it > WITH IS THESE BIG CHUNKS are less able to cope, and less able to make federal government should control the supply appears today, was built primarily between really close friends at all. and utilization of energy in the United 1925 and 1928. Historical material, including I am not in favor of abolishing sororities. I States," and according to Gostin, "this is one an interesting pictorial collection, which am hoping that they will decline and die of of the most 'relevant' debate resolutions in documents the history of Trinity College and their own accord, as nearly occurred in the years. In fact, the gasoline shortage has Duke University is available for research in late 60*s and early 70's. When that happens, forced us to cancel plans for attending several the University Archives. we will have taken a major step toward important tournaments. Still, we're planning awareness of ourselves and our fellow men, William E. King on competing in quite a few major University Archivist dures which is, in the last analysis, the purpose of tournaments, including those at Georgia, education. Lenoir Rhyne, The Citadel, William and Editors note: The dates and other CeliaBerdes'76 Mary, and—most important—Navy." information in the story on East campus James Reston buildings were attributed to Dennis ten the general loss of confidence in the The debate te.am is also actively seeking Nicholson, assistant University architect. y to government all created a new situation, Debaters plug more new members, and according to the However, the Chronicle regrets the error. ion, so Nixon compromised. coaching staff, no prior experience is and Also, he had to send his budget to a To the edit council: necessary for membership. Those interested Basketball that For three years, Larry Gostin, third year in joining should simply attend one of the House of Representatives which is law student from Flushing, New York, has regular meetings at 7:30 on Monday evenings To the edit council: I be considering whether to indict, and a February 4, 1974. We had come four amp Senate which may consider whether to hours early. . .here to the place where the convict him of crimes or misdemeanors Laws of Nature can be temporarily nore against the republic. suspended. Some of us could remember back to the triple overtime victory over third ison It is not surprising, therefore, that twal 'Anti-Obscenity Revisions' ranked Carolina on March 2 of another year, he sent them a budget that would others had shared Euphoria with Robbie iade minimize his conflicts with the "big West two years before and with Gary Congress, which may soon have to sit Victor Strandberg Melchionni last year. We knew it was the in judgment on the Watergate scandals. Editor's note: Victor Strandberg is homosexuality, lesbianism, bestiality, i mpossible, but we had come anyway, >s/vn. Whatever else Nixon is, he is a good a member of the English department sexual intercourse or physical contact perhaps that's why we had come. We all the politician, who looks after himself. faculty. with a person's clothed or unclothed knew State had beaten us by 25 here last dget As against the more serious genitals, pubic area, buttocks or the year, maybe they were immune...as they put When he appeared before both problems that surround us, ranging breasts of a female for the purpose of took the floor we had to admit awe...they ogy, houses of the Congress in his State of were indeed bigger (or smaller or springier) from the god-awful dirt roads on the sexual stimulation; or than life. the Union address, having served in local scene to the callous (2) Sexual excitement, which shall nson both houses and presided over the extermination of wild-life on a be defined as the condition of the And then, there was the one brief ixon Senate as Vice President, Nixon told national and world-wide scale, it is unbelievable moment. Six points ahead and human male or female genitals when in screaming in unison...as weightless as that g.A them that he was not going to resign regrettable that we must sometimes a state of sexual stimulation or arousal. izing the Presidency, but that he would Louisburg free throw which earlier had ended spend time combatting lesser its tour of the rim by spinning in defiance of any cooperate with the Congress. absurdities. Yet I think our state I fear that the same people who reason...only then to allow its inevitable fall. the legislature, in its pending elected Jesse Helms to the U.S. Senate ire to This is still his strength and his Why had we come so early? Perhaps the hope. At one point in his career, he anti-obscenity legislation, raises the from this state are quite capable of obvious is the answer. You can be an asing need for serious protest, to prevent our pressuring the legislature into adopting armchair.basketball viewer. Or you can ride inet, defied the Communists in Moscow and Peking as his enemies, and then Bill of Rights from becoming a local Senator Britt's bill, unless the middle bleachers and carve a rflemory so negotiated with them as his allies in a option matter. The legislation I refer counterpressure is mounted. People clear that you can pull it out a few months bout to is Senator Britt's "Anti-Obscenity after the season is over, or a few years. "new world order." He is now doing who are disturbed at this prospect are There's Vandenberg's left handed lay up fiscal the same thing with the Congress. Revisions" bill, whose stated purpose asked to write our local now...showing Carolina that Duke's fourth igtag is to make it "unlawful for any person, representatives, and hopefully people fantastic comeback of the afternoon will not , °* The Congress is exasperated by all firm, or corporation to intentionally elsewhere in the state will do likewise. create just another tie..."We want new this but doesn't quite know what to do disseminate obscenity in any public Our local representatives are Willis Houston!"..."We want Houston!"..J*erhaps gon with him. He is in terrible trouble, but place,*' and whose most alarming Whichard, George Miller, and H.M. we would have settled for No. 2 UCLA and but he has given the Democratic majority provision is a definition of obscenity Michaux, and our senator is Kenneth Lew Alcindor that day. racy, in a Congress a budget that is both so large as to require censorship of Royal; their address is The Legislative Art Charlesworth 516-4 liberal and ambiguous. most of the great writers I can think Building, Raleigh, N.C. Graduate student of, from Aristophanes and Ovid to In short, while his critics watch him Faulkner and Updike: from carefully on the TV and wonder what '*. . . any matter or material of lility, he thinks in the night, Nixon keeps whatever form shall be obscene if it The Chronicle cherishes letters from its readers. Letters should be typed on a bending and compromising, an;waiting. 45-space line, and due to space limitations, no longer than 400 words or 40 lines. All hthe represents embodies, exhibits, letters must be signed with class or official title. Address letters to the editorial iergy This is how he achieved the Presidency describes or narrates accounts of: council, Box 4696 Duke Station, or through campus mail to Flowers Building. in the first place, and this is how he is (1) Sexual conduct, which shall be s and still holding on to it. defined as acts of masturbation, Page Sght The Chronicle Thursday, February 7, 1974 -Dean search committee- (Continued from page 1) that he also would not be able to serve if Weiss left the But Weiss also said yesterday he thinks he may be a Weiss also charged that Sanford has "drastically committee. "scapegoat" for the committee and that there were many changed" committee procedure twice: first when Weiss said Sanford's actions with regard to the problems with confidentiality. committee members were told to submit candidate committee might cast doubt on the legitimacy of the "This was not the first break of confidence," he said. choices by a list and not to meet again, and second when new dean. He said there were two separate incidents in which the list plan was scrapped and Sanford called the "I have great difficulty accepting that the choice of the "various applicants for the position of dean have been committee back to meet—without Weiss. president will be a legitimate one," because of Sanford's blackballed due to an original break of confidence by the Railroad lineman intervention and absence of student members, said Weiss. member of the search committee that brought this up." "It's as though President Sanford is playing the railroad Paletta said: " vou are working out of the framework Weiss said that on three o The Place Lounge 813 Ninth St. (two blocks from East Campus) features yet another FOOSBALL TOURNAMENT far your profit and pleasure! This Thursday at 7:30 pm ALLIED ARTISTS presents First Place- 75% of entry fees Elimination STEVE Dtisnn mcQUEEn HOFFmnn Second Place- 25% of entry fees Tournament $1.00 Entry Fee inaFB'ANKUNJ.sCHAFFNERIilnt Third Place- a case of beer PflHLLOn HELD OVER 3rd WEEK! HOFFMAN AND McQUEEN Happy Hour ARE SUPERB'' The Place Lou ngc aIso features: Every Mon.—Thurs. —Seottle Post SNOWS: ! Color TV, Electronic Tennis, Pinball 5:00-6:00 PM 286-9991 1:10-3:55-6:40-9130 ncl Bowling Machines Draft Beer—30 cents a glass Thursday, February 7, 1974 The Chronicle Page Nine 9 •Duke 'Hilton - CLASSIFIEDS ANNOUNCEMENTS Trying to give surprise (Continued from page 1) that over 1/3 were guests. 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Amber Alley Below Tickets on sale at Page Box Office Franklin Street Duke University 684-4059 Chapel Hill, N.C. jwtaWBat WOMttsgiaisasss.arei'iasssgsWs^ag Page Ten The Chronicle Thursday, February 7,1974 Victory number 1000 eludes Duke again By John Feinstein performance was his best of half as they hit a mere 31 WINSTON-SALEM- the season, made both ends percent compared to Wake's The Wake Forest Demon of two one-and-one 40 percent. Deacons upended the Duke opportunities, and Wake Captain Kevin 'Herman Blue Devils last night by a Forest had an insurmount and Willie Hodge scored score of 74-67, as Duke was able 71-63 lead. eight points apiece and once again deprived of its Duke held all-ACC guard Billerman played his usual 1000th all-time victory. Tony Byers to three of nine strong floor game. For the third time this floor shots and only eight The loss dropped the season Wake proved to be points but Stant scored Devils' conference record to more than the Devils could twenty to pace the Deacons. 1-6 and their overall slate to handle, pulling away in the However, it was Dwyer 8-10. closing minutes. who scored the key points In the preliminary the Led by a strong all-round keeping Wake in the game Duke JVs, led by Randy performance by center Cal when Duke might have Abemathy and Mark Muhammad Aii, who may fight Jerry Quarry in May, clowns with another Stamp and a clutch pulled away. Cahow, barely held on for a former heavyweight champ, James Braddock. (UPI photo) performance by Bobby Fleischer 63-62 win over the Demon Dwyer coming off the Consistent Bob Fleischer Deacons JVs and leveled MUBIWItiriTrm bench, the Deacons took led the Blue Devils with 20 their won-lost mark at 5-5. control of the game in its points and eight rebounds. Duke's "most incredible final eight minutes. Kramer added 18 on some ten days" mercifully ends Consecutive fifteen foot clutch outside shooting. Saturday in South Bend, jump shots by Mike Parish Duke shooting fell off Indiana when they take on and Dwyer turned a 57-56 considerably in the second third-ranked Notre Dame. deficit into a 60-57 lead which Wake Forest never relinquished. Fencers Wake jumped to an early first half lead behind some strong outside shooting* by P a rris h and Jerry at home Saturday Schellenberg. Severs! times they led by as many as nine points. But trailing 25-16, Duke —1 pm in Card gym — went on a 14-3 tear and took a 37-36 lead, on an 'Edgar Burch lay-up, with The Sony answer to a 3:53 remaining in the half. Pete Kramer led the surge, but each Devil starter THE: PALMS RESTAURANT crowded night table chipped in key points. Half time lead ©mpact FMAA Stamp scored two quick Try our wide selection of dinners buckets to give Wake the lead once again, but Duke Digimatic clock radio fought back. Kramer's for under $2,001 jumper with four seconds One thing you get with left gave the Devils a 4442 the Sony 8FC-100W FM/ half time lead. 305 E. Chapel Hal St. Hours 6:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m. AM Digimatic clock radio. Both the teams shot (near Five Points) Closed Sunday More table space. remarkably well in the first The compact cabinet half with Wake shooting 65 saves table space, and percent and Duke over 56 looks stylish on its dis percent. tinctive pedestal base. Kramer and Fleischer Large il luminated scored twelve points apiece numerals.far easy time- to pace Duke's attack. reading. Sleep timer plays Early in the second half up to 60 minutes of music two Willie Hodge foul shots before shutting set off gave the Blue Devils a 50-46 automatically. lead. Tiey had several Sffltsl And a big 3" speaker opportunities to increase delivers fine FM or AM this lead but could not tonal quality-even at high convert their scoring volume levels. chances. wsm\ Come in for a demon Reprieve stration today. Given a reprieve Wake SONY Ask anyone. took a 51-50 lead on Haley Hall's three-point play with 14:20 remaining. At this Featuring our Luncheon point both teams got hot and traded baskets until the _r Deacons called time out Sirloin Choice Steak Dinner with Duke leading 57-56. After Dwyer's jumper with baked potato WE SERVICE SONYS gave Wake a three-point edge their lead wavered between three and one as or trench fries Kramer hit back-to-back jumpers to keep Duke close. and sizzler toast But the Devils could not keep up with Wake's hot $1.89 WAHGU'Sr shooting and, after another Parrish jumper made the Every Bite Guaranteed score 67-63, Wake went into inkio amiR its four-corner offense. 2011 N. Roxboro Best effort (next door to DunkitsDun kin ' Donuts) Dwyer, whose ten point %::&:**•*&:•&:&. Thursday, February 7, 1974 The Chronicle Page Eleven Sports of the Times' Train to Canton Dave Anderson (C> 1974 NYT News Service didn't receive enough votes for induction. "Hey," said Sheets one day, "there's Night Train." NEW YORK—Several days before the recent Super "You'll make it this year," somebody in Houston tried It stuck. In the years that followed it was shortened to Bowl game, Dick (Night Train) Lane checked into the to assure him. "Train" by his teammates. As a slender 6-foot 2-inch, Houston hotel where the National Football League had its "I've heard that for four years now," he said. "I'm still 180-pound rookie he had 14 interceptions, still the N.F.L. headquarters. He's on he scene every year, perhaps waiting." record for a season. He also led the league in 1954 with 10 because he never was in a championship game himself in He doesn't have to wait any longer. He's in, along with interceptions. In his career with the Rams, the Chicago 14 seasons. It wasn't his fault. His teams weren't quite Lou Groze, Bill George and Tony Canadeo. But of the 81 Cardinals and the Lions, he had 68 interceptions, second good enough but he just might be the best comerback players, coaches, owners and executives in the Canton, on the career list to Emlen Tunnell who had 79 as a New ever. When he was with the Detroit Lions, the Green Bay Ohio shrine, he's perhaps the most improbable. Raised by York Giant safety man. Packers were winning most of the championships. But a foster mother in Austin, Tex., he played one season at their respect for Night Train Lane was obvious. Bart Starr Scottsbluff (Nebraska) Junior College, then four years "At comerback, you're going to get beat," he often seldom passed into his area. On orders. with the Fort Ord (California) team—as an offensive end. said. "But you must have a sense of recovery." "Don't throw anywhere near him," Vince Lombardi Discharged from the army in 1952, he went to work in a While running with a wide receiver, he liked to watch often reminded his quarterbacks "He's the best there is." California aircraft factory. the quarterback as well, but not John Unitas. But for several years after Night Train Lane became "They told me I'd be a filer," he once said. I thought eligible for the pro football Hall of Fame, he somehow they meant a file clerk in an office. I was a filer, all right. I "You couldn't watch Johnny U. He'd pump the ball filed big sheets of metal into bins with oil dripping off the too much on you, he'd confuse you," he says. "Unitas metal on to me." was great, but for me Bobby Layne was the toughest University Room Special If his job had been more pleasant, he might still be in quarterback. He'd tire you out. He'd put more into three that aircraft factory. That's how close he came to never minutes* time than anybody. And he had Cloyce Box, playing pro football. But when he began to look for who could run all day. He'd run deep on you five times inL THURSDAY another job, he walked into the Los Angeles Rams office. a row. When those two were with the Lions, before I got 8 oz. Chopped Sirloin Steak That year the Rams were the N.F.L. defending champions there, they were tough. But at comerback you had to with Sau teed Onions but they signed him as a free agent for $4,500-4f he made make that receiver run where you wanted him to run. the team. At first he was used as an offensive end, but the Billy Howton of the Packers like to run a post pattern but Double Order French Fries against me, he had to run it through me. He didn't like Tossed Salad with Dressing unfamiliar terminology confused him. Switched to defense, he was more comfortable. In the scrimmages, he that. But comerback is a different position now, with so Rolls and Oleo <2) made some spectacular plays. much zone defense. I like to watch Jake Scott of the Iced Tea or Coffee Dolphins even though he's a safety man. He's a guy who'll Apple Spice Cake or Ice Cream "In a big pileup once, I reached out and grabbed go and get that ball. Lem Barney of the Lions is a great somebody's ankle," he says now. "It happened to be comerback too. Me watching him is like me watching the ballcarrier. Another time I got flipped up im the air myself." but in my somersault I made a tackle. The coach, Joe Stydahar, came running out on the field, yelling, That's When his career ended, he scouted for the Lions the kind of player I want.' " briefly, then drifted to Central (Ohio) State as an assistant He got his marvelous nickname in that Ram's training coach. camp. During his trial as an offensive end, he often visited Tom Fears, the Rams star pa^ catcher, in his dormitory "But now I'm living in Los Angeles again," Night Train room. Lane was saying in Houston. "I'm getting into real estate. JtTilton'5 Fears liked to play Buddy Morrow's rendition of I voluntarily left the Lions because they wouldn't accept Ciilhmj Cupbc.ird "Night Train" on his phonograph. Whenever a teammate, me in any capacity regarding knowledge of the game. But Ben Sheets, stopped by Fear's room, Lane often was there football don't owe me nothin*. Everything I did, I did on with "Night Train" playing in the background. my own. Ill be all right on my own now." Duke women beat Meredith BYE BYE By Linda Waiters cited, or even more possibly the famous underhanded keep the game in control. More people should see a the fact that only the Duke foul shot which netted Jan Senior Martha Dudley and women's basketball game. women could tell where the Disque a point every time freshman Laurie SCHIZOPHRENIA More people should have court was, amid the she lobbed it up to the net, Koffenberger comple seen last night's home game network of lines on the East and the interesting fashion mented the rest of the against Merideth. gym floor. battle between the coaches team's efforts. Duke's varsity women's A small but noisy crowd which is just as prevalent as There were a lot more team beat the team that experienced the victory, in the men's competition. jump balls than fouls called All New outscored them in a seeing Duke take the lead It wasn't difficult to see inthe game, but most of the previous match by 31 points from the opening minutes how Merideth managed a fouls were against Merideth Spring Stock by a score of 59-50. and hold it throughout the win in the previous game; and added considerably to Maybe it was thegam e with as much as a 13 they played an aggressive Duke's points. Jan Disque notorious "home court point lead at times. The style of basketball and was high scorer with a total ^off! advantage" that is always spectators also experienced continually intercepted of 22, and Kristen Drechsler 1 Duke's passes in last night's added 13. .Tf TUTTrrfTrrrnrtiniini ! ritiifTirTwinryiafTniwww.twi.t.i. game. i Coach Raynor was elated BULLOCK'S. 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Of— 7 Day*-* AM. •* 11 >4S ML «• M*-*M I 323 Massfcasaal LX)WNTOWN ONLY l**fa) HA VIA GOOD DAY CVfRY DAY Page Twelve The Chronicle Thursday, February 7, 1974 Departments battle over parking lot space By John Kador Institute of Policy Sciences" stand guard Institute, he received six. Fleishman says The Traffic Commission {of which Tucked away behind the Old Chemistry over six parking spaces, creating a problem he does not know how or why. Adams is a member) recommended that building, a very desirable fourteen-space for the remaining users of the lot. "We were willing to compete with the Old Chem parking lot be kept as a parking lot has become the focus of a Guilford Lightbody, executive everyone else for the available spaces," service area. "The administration dispute between the Institute of Policy housekeeper, sees an intolerable situation. Fleishman said. "I didn't like it when the considered our recommendation," Adams Sciences and the Duke Department of "We bring in trucks all the time," Institute was singled out and I don't like it said, "but apparently decided not to go Maintenance, which operates six service Lightbody said, "and often there is no now." along with it." place to park them." vehicles from the lot. How one space became six has been met Public Safety Director Paul Dumas was Apparently, such departmental Joel Fleishman, director o.' the with "I-don't-know" 's from every member even more opposed to the Fleishman plan. tugs-of-war for choice parking areas are Institute, insists that he did not specifically of the administration concerned with the "I did not agree that the lot should be ordinarily no different than individuals request six reserved spaces. parking situation. made into a general B-zone parking area," competing for the best spaces. However, in According to Fleishman, the Institute's Fleishman feels that it is outrageous Dumas said. "We cannot have a travel flow this case questions of priority and fairness constant flow of visiting dignitaries that the service departments take the of people looking for parking spaces in have arisen. requires a regular, permanent parking "choicest lots on campus." "I will not such a narrow lot. The result would be a The parking area, still marked "Service space. accept any solution which leaves the lot terrific moving traffic problem." Vehicles Only," was until recently home Request exclusively for the service bureau," he said. No information for six University service trucks, and four Fleishman indicated that his original Although Fleishman asked that the lot Both Adams and Dumas echoed "handicapped" private cars. The remaining request called for the entire area to be be made into a general B-zone parking area, Fleishman and claimed they had no four spaces were usually filled with visitors made into a general B-zone parking lot, Business Manager Jim Adams and Public information or knowledge of who on official business. with one space reserved for the Institute. Safety Director Paul Dumas opposed this Now, six signs reading "Reserved for Although he requested one space for the plan. an XK -P.E.- Duke Players Presents Spring '74: (Continued from page 1) the context of the larger University program. THEATRE TIMES SEVEN As far as Yeager was able to determine, the present policy is that 1&2 THE ZOO STORY Two Student Directed Studio Theatre one-acts. Duke will remain committed to February 8,9,10 in Branson Theatre. intercollegiate athletics. He added that the and policy on physical education and recreational athletics is not very well defined. The committee SNOWANGEL decided that specific policies in this area are essential, and noted that channels for making 3. THE WORLD PREMIERE a brand new Oedipus play with these policies already exist. Alexander John Cullum and Laura Stuart. commented that "you February 22,23,24 in Page Auditorium. will not make everyone happy all the time." Tickets are on sale NOW! However, there should be available "a policy for alumni and students to kick around." Brantley Watson ex plained that the committee's role at this time ''should be to determine what planning and co-ordination is presently going on." 4.&5L TWO MORE STUDIO Alexander noted that Duke has ''no THEATRE ONE ACTS TBA contingency plans at the present time," and he If you'd like to direct a play, let us know. advocated the inclusion of such plans in the final recommendation. 6. NOEL COWARD'S try outs March 5b\6 -Spies- Performances April 18-22 (Continued from page 3) authorities" had twice BLITHE SPIRIT Branson Theatre rejected his oral requests that Radford be court-martialed. But the admiral did not 7. OPERA WORKSHOP in April name the civilians who made such a decision nor did be make clear whether he bad urged that the Sponsored by Duke Players yoeman be court-martialed for his role in passing documents from the White and The Duke Music Department House or for his alleged "leaking" of sensitive material to Jack Anderson, PIAYER5 tbe columnist.