In sid e Dorm rooms burglarized page 3 . Errors in state income tax forms may mean smaller refunds than many Arizonans expect . page 3 . tuesday Arizona State University Voi. 50, No. 62 January 29, 1974 stale press Tempo. Arizona Using ASU computer ASASU plans campus carpool B y D EB B E NELSON P a rk in g p ro b le m s, g a s sh o rtag e, and Bug lin e crow ding encountered by ASU stu d en ts, sta ff and facu lty m ay b e solved by M a rc h , R ic k W eiss, A ssociated S tudents E d ito r of th e S tudent B ulletin sa id M onday. ASASU com puterised c a rpooling w ill be o p erating by th e end of F e b ru ary , W eiss strid. , “ I ’m shooting to h ave ev erything se t up by F eb . 11. By th e end of F e b ru ary c a r­ p o o lin g w ould b e in o p eratio n ,” he said . W eiss sa id d ie program w ill involve dividing th e V a lle y in to n u m b e re d s e c tio n s . P r o s p e c tiv e p a rticip a n ts fill out c a rd s giving th e ir nam e, th e a re a num ber of th e ir residence, and th e tim es they a rriv e 1' and lea v e th e cam pus. T he c a rd s a re then key­ punched an d program m ed in a com puter. A lis t of c a rpoolers w ill be prin ted in th e S tate P re ss in d ie w eek of F eb. 11 according to th e ir a re a num ber, h e said . “ T he p ro g ram w ill cost nothing if th e U niversity allow s fre e use of its com ­ p u te rs , . s tu d e n t k ey p u n c h e rs v o lu n te e r their s e rv ic e s , a n d th e S ta te PTess gives us fre e sp ace,” W eiss said . ifC s . A rizona Law req u ires that; th ere be car-pooling by any em ployer having m ore th an 200 p ark in g sp aces a t one facility by M arch 15. "ASU naturally q u alifies,” h e said . L ee Thom pson dean of th e C o lleg e o f E n g in e e rin g , exp ressed th e only criticism to th e p ro g ram , W eiss said . , Thom pson sa id car-pooling w as unsuccessful in W orld ! W ar II because w ives used th e c a rs th e ir husbands le ft i hom e. “ B ut th ere ’s q u ite a dif­ feren ce betw een now and W orld W ar II,” W eiss said. “ M ost fam ilies have two c a rs anyw ay.” A t le a s t 2,000 com m uters w ould p a rtic ip a te in th e c a r- pool, h e sffid. T here a re approxim ately 8,000 ASU s tu d e n ts p r e s e n tly co m ­ m uting from th e V alley. “ I don’t see an y reaso n w hy it should fa il,” W eiss said . “J u s t think of th e p a rk in g p ro b le m y o u ’r e going to solve.” T he car-pool plan w as originally designed by D ick S o d a b u rg , W ill C la rk , F ra n k A ldrich, an d H arry B ark d all, a ll facu lty a t ASU. T he pi«« is cu rre n tly being used in th e Phoenix a re a . L eroy E llison, in itia to r of th e P hoenix c a rp o o l, sa id th e ir p ro g ram h a s been very successfull. “ W e’v e g o tte n 500 nam es on th e firs t lis t of carpoolers a fte r ju st four days s in c e p u b lic a tio n o f th e ¡d an ,” E llison said. • “ I exp ect th e lis t to be i p to th re e o r four tim es longer by th e end of th is w eek,” he said . “ I think th e c a r poo lin g problem should be solved ea sily to th e U niversity. “ If you c a n ’t g e t th e stu d en t p a rticip atio n , then you d o n 't {deserve th e c a rp o o l.” I jlilljgj I —-v Vfi?v-V4#-4I P ag* X — T u e sd a y, Ja n u a ry 29 STORE WIDE SAVINGS EVERY LP* & STEREO TAPE IN OUR // 8 GIGANTIC STOCK IS INCLUDED IN THIS STORE WIDE SALE is*4&7$4 ^o ■ 3 BIG DAYS! , TUESDAY "->■ THURSDAY 29th thru 31st iV Ì 3B B 3B Ì S SPECIAL M AJOR LP LABEL PURCHASE P o p - R o c k - C la s s lc s - J a z z - S h o w s BIN $ 1 98 C A P IT O L » A P P L E C O L U M B IA • EPIC AB-Tfena Graalast H ta A Fool S u ch A* I MrBo>8ngle a /T h e Bo» a d O H ra H m » B igYeSowTau/UlyOf TheW est f S THELETTERMEN HERBIE HANCOCK HEAO HUNTERS S*y/VWn Every Lettali nan LP in Stock is On Sala Now) Capitale Your E y e s Y o urs Is T he lig h t CAPITOL SW 11248 G o in g H ow s BOB D YLAN Contain* A ll Naw Material COLUMBIA PC 32747 SANTANA Welcome COLUMBIA PC 32446 CHARLIERICH BEHIND CLOSED DOORS I 'M m N O n H o m a /A S u n d a y K in d O f« tom an » Y a u H H b u M n tB a M y L a d y T h a M o a t B e a u tifu l G irl You» Fogflins &Messina FullSail wtludKi}. 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KZ 32408 DONOVAN ESSDKETOESSB4CE in clu d in g : O p e ra tin g M an u al F o r S p a c e s h ip E arth T h e D ig n ity (X M a rV Y e e o w a ta r TH E BAND Moondog Matinaa CAPITOL SW 11214 I YU. * AMcaPak M P U L JtPIN K FLOYD 111 s n in n H H M toeWMw LEO KO TT KE i I ■EL&& B h ta ssa .P » 3 PINK FLO YD A Nice Pair HARVEST SABB 11267 A Specially Priced Two LP Sat 1023 LEO KOTTKE lea Water CAPITOL ST 11262 A SAVIAC' Tuesday/ January » — Page * Dorm rooms burglarized ;:|f . . . . . . • - .I Taxpayers should watch for 1 I Ii 7 3 state tax form errors i 1 A rizonans who file sta te incom e ta x form s th a t w ore in co rrectly jo in te d m ay receiv e less of a refund th a n -th e y ex p ect, A rizona's incom e ta x chief sa id M onday. R o b ert M errill, d ire c to r of th e incom e ta x division % of th e S ta te T ax Com m ission, urg ed A rizona tax p a y e rs to cooperate in a tte m p ts to c o rre c t jo in tin g e rro rs on 500,000 individual incom e ta x form s fo r 1973. “ O therw ise, it could g en e ra te a lo t of h a rd feelings w hen tax p a y e rs find ou t they h ave less m oney com ing,” h e said . H e sa id a com puter is read y to identify an d c o rre c t th e m isp rin ted form s. T ax o fficials T hursday d etailed th re e e rro rs in th e re tu rn form : —In lin e 27, tw o referen ces to Line 14 actu ally ? should re fe r to L ine 23. —In Line 33, a referen ce to Line 30 should re fe r to Line 32. C orrections fo r m isp rin ted form s a re being offered to m em bers of th e ASU com m unity by P ay ro ll Services. 1 I I 11 i Ii 1 iI I& C hao Je m T ang w oke u p a t 2:30 M onday m orning w hen he h e a rd stra n g e sounds in h is S aguaro dorm itory room . A m an w as stan d in g by h is bed. “ Who a re you?” Je m ask ed in C hinese. T he m an ra n aw ay before Je m could tu rn on th e lig h ts. Je m ’s Sw iss w atch w as gone. A strin g of th efts h it S aguaro Sunday afternoon an d night an d M onday m orning. T here w as one th eft in each of th e four w ings. A $240 stereo , tw o w rist w atches, a w allet an d a television w ere stolen, according to U niversity P olice C hief John D uffy. H e sa id a t le a st tw o of th e room s had unlocked doors. D uffy sa id he h a s not noticed any significant in crease in cam pus th efts. H ow ever, stu d en ts rep o rted m ore th an $7,000 w orth of belongings stolen la s t D ecem ber alone, he said . “ W e’re p u ttin g m ore m en on th e s tre e ts ,” D uffy said . H e sa id th e b e st w ay to p rev en t th efts is to lock room s, c a rs, a n d bikes. “ Lock room s a ll th e tim e,” he said . “ These building s a re w ide open, an d th e thieves know it.” S erial num bers a re v ery im jw rtan t for recovering stolen good§, lfe said . T racing is m uch h a rd e r fo r police if they don’t h ave th e se ria l num bers. T he num bers a re also helpful for filing in su ran ce claim s, he said. 1 IV .W A w "* .iw V r d a te Mew! Judo-Karate Style (Korwaa Tae-Kwon-Do) n re s t For man, women and ehlldrqn of a ll ogos Discounts to a ll Students DAE STIRS JUDO-KARATE ACADEST St a t s m u s is pum m m s by a tim m Statt Unlvtrtlty Tutsday through Friday during tht academic year, except holiday» and examination periods. Enttradaa second close matter at Tempt. AZ, asm. . . U M N .S c stts d a ltlM . (Scottsdato Plaza) 9 9 4 -4 0 0 1 Chae Won P a rk , M a ster Instructor 5th Dan B la ck B e lt Both Judo 8» K arate 3 Day You w ill stay at the fabulous GRAND IMPERIAL H O T E L, in the quaint, pic­ turesque mining town of Si 1verton, C o lo rado ; the closest town to Purgatory. A ll room s have p rivate baths, wall to wall carpeting, and magnificent views of the snowy San Juans. A ll meals In our magnificent dining room. You w ill have Prim e Feb. H -17-11' Beef Stroganoff, Coq Au Vln, Roast Beef. Hom em ade sourdough bread, salad s, desserts for dinners. Eggs, bacon, sausage, french toast, uices, sweat ro lls , fo r ireakfasfs. A ll m eals included. A ll tips, all taxes I Enjoy drinks In the west's m ost beautlfih V icto ria n barl Evenings you w ill be entertained by live music to dance to or sim ply listen. You w ill b e’ohown a great classic fttfn in the posh BIJOU T H E A T R E , located in the hotel. A ll Included! Also included Is a ll trans­ portation, lift tickets, snacks •on the bus, rooms, and 2Vi days of great powder on the slopes o f Purgatory! Ski Trip I CONTACTS ARE A | CURL'S BEST FRIEND. to Pvtatny t T O T A L PRICE FO R T H E 3 DAYS — FOOD, TRANSPORTATION, TIPS, T A X , LIFT TIC K ETS , EN T E R TA IN M E N T! $99.00. Contact lenses can help you' took better, feel better. Our contacts ■are flawlessly ground f6 exact specifications. They’re fitted with care by professionals. Let us show you the new comfort ana convenience of our contact lenses. i n '________ g S j I S B i m S/ngle-Wslon contact lenses: ' „ , Opsn Monday Whs, visto) canters iicMMfMX.MM CEXTSAl., CXMS-TOWN, 2032 S. Industriai Park Ava. 907-7333 MmkHttASMfn. «AWVAU. " “ A™ * ________ __ T r l l D C ® T fc m K fc Tamp* Canter 967-7004 $ through iuturtiMy. T rip leaves Phoenix Friday afternoon on 15th, returns /Monday evening of 18th. Phone for more Information 941-5205 or make checks payable to tho G rand Imperial Hotel, and m all to 8602 Montebello Ave., Scotts­ dale, A rlz., 85253. Hurry I T rip limited to 431 it won't last: long. »■to -Jr 5?'‘ i*-*' P age 4 — Tuesday, Ja n u a ry W ~T Abortion The state president of the Right to Life foundation, Dr. W allace M cW hlrter, has said the organization is "unified in one issue — the sanctity of hum an life, born or unborn." M c W h lr t e r w a s s p e a k in g to the e s tim a te d 10,000 c h e e rin g p erso n s assem bled at the state capitol to demand legislation to invalidate the Supreme Court ruling that legalized abortion. Pro-life signs included such statements as " T h in k Tw ice About L ife " and " F ir s t: Abortion. Now: Infanticide. Next: Nazi A m e ric a ." W hat some m em bers of this group apprently fail to realize is that thinking about life — the m other's life — is one of the p r im e p u rp o s e s of the p ro -a b o rtio n movement. The m oral issue of whether a fetus isr a living being that should be protected must become an acad em ic discussion in the/ight of reality and reason. W hether abortion is m urder or not, there is a significant segment of the fem ale population that w ill dem and an abortion and w ill have it, whether or not it is legal or m oral. What the Right to Life advocates are attem pting to do is force desperatevwomen to return to the notorious "b a ck -A lley butchers." T h e anti-abortion forces would further create a double standard for women. F in a n c ia lly able women would have little difficu lty going outside the country for le g a l, m e d ic a lly - s u p e r v is e d a b o rtio n s . Poorer women do not h ave this safer alternative, and would be forced to x etu m to the dangerous and illegal methods available to them . Surely these pro-life forces who cla im to be so concerned with "thinking tw ice about life " have not forgotten the lonely, fearful women using coat hangers on them selves. O r is n 't their life worth thinking about. D is c u s s io n s a b o u t th e m o r a lit y of abortions m ust be left to the^JfttofvliSual. Abortions should not be regain ed as a method of birth control but as the only alternative in an im possible situation. The rights of the unborn fetus m ust come second to the m ental, physical and em otional health of the mother. Opinion state press Letters to the Editor Library We all realize, f am sure, that we open this new semester faring a great crisis not only in our community but in our nation. The energy crisis. We all m ust m ake some personal sacrifices in order to nruita» due dw ing this tim e. And the University community as a whole m ust also do their part. However, I do not believe they should Jeopardize the academic endeavors of students in order to conserve energy. I am speaking about the reduced library hours which went into effect this sem ester. I look upon the complete loss of F rid ay nights and Sunday mornings a s a p e a t hinderence to nty study habits. Many times a reference paper or research paper is assigned over a weekend. With the new hours in affect, students m ust wait until Saturday or Sunday to begin the assignment. H its m ay very well effect the quality of work because of the time- lim it im­ posed on it by these conditions. , I fully Understand die reason why the new hours were put into effect, however there are a number of students, I being one of whom, that take advantage of weekend study opportunities. I ' would think there is a better sohition to the problem than the present. One that does not sacrifice student study outlets in the name of energy con­ servation. Perbaptf'.. the . U niversity 9:40 - 9:30 p.m . 9:30.p.m . 9:30 p.m . 10:30 a.m . 11:55 a.m . 10:30 a.m . A p ril l to M a y 10 M night W night Th night T and Th T and Th M -W -F 7:00 - 9:30 p.m .‘ 7:00. - 9:30.p.m. 7:00 •■ 9:30 p.m . 9:15 ,- 10:30 a.m . 10:40 •- 11:55 a .m . 9:40 ■■ 10:30 a.m* m Pag* é — Tu esday, Ja n u a ry 29 r e s c h e d u le d TODAY Free kraaktest daily except Sunday 7 to 9 a.m . a t th e Goldan Tampla Restaurant, 41S S. Mill Ave., Tampa. Cara a r Services Placeman*Officaotfar* Air Forceopportunitlaafrom Sa.m . to 12p.m. Proa lecture and lam in ar sponsored by the cantor for Asian Studies a t 1:30 p.m. In SS211. Guest lecturer Prof. Pater Van N ets will speak on "C hina's View of the World: January 1074." P rae personal and situational counseling, school days a t Danforth Chapel, 9*5-3570. Cary Gre a t turn "Arsenic and Old L ace," 7 p.m. m the MU Movie House. Admission SC cants. Veteran 's Affairs Office is now taking applications for recruiters; Academic Service building 30$, 9*5-7723. Arts student s forum is accepting suggestions from the public for the spring speakers program today and tomorrow a t the Fine Arts building. Five and 10 cent donations. WEDNESDAY Pap-Up ceacsr t featuring Stave Dannanbaum 11 a.m . to 1 p.m . In the MU Rendezvous Lounge. FHm "Auntie M am a," 7 p.m. In the MU Movie House, admission 25 cents. 'Sri CMamoy Meditation group has public meditations 7:20p.m. a t Danforth Chapel. Disabled students Organization meeting to discuss bylaws 3 to 4 p.m. hi the MU Yuma Room. Guest speaker Clift e ra s e will talk on parolympica. Aschedtied speech by Robert Munn, special assistant to die State Department, has been te m p o r a r ily c a n c e lle d , . Kathrein Phillips, secretary of the center for Latin American studiea said. Munn was to have spoken today on international narcotics a t 13:46 p.m. in die Social Sciences building, room 106. The speech w ill be rescheduled fo r early February. THURSDAY Show Devil's Ski Club meeting 7:30p.m. a t the Varsity Inn In Tempo. Musical film "T he jazz Singsr," a t 7 p. m. in the MU Movie House, admission 50 cents. SIMs Lecture by a rtist Robert Perine a t 0 p.m. In MU 207. Open to the public, t ASU drills, discussions 7:30 p.m. In the MU Yavapai Room. Ionesco play begins tonight T h e ASU S tu d e n t E x ­ p e rim e n ta l T h e a te r w ill p resen t E ugene Ionesco’s “ E x it th e K ing’’ a t 8 tonight through F eb. 16 a t th e P ayne T raining School, 10th S treet and M yrtle, Tem pe. T he production is sup­ p o rted by th e A ssociated S tudents C ultural A ffairs B oard an d w ill b e given in th e train in g school th e a te r, “ An A ltam ate S pace.” “ E x it th e K ing,” one of Io n e sc o ’s m o st c ritic a lly successful play s, is th e sto ry of a 400-year-old king who m u st be tau g h t to die. T he p lay ’s c a st w ill in­ c lu d e D an M ille r, a s B e re n g e r I; M a rily n S o m m er, Q ueen M a rie ; S y n d ria M ech am , Q ueen M arguerite; Candele Lew is, Ju llie tte ; K eith M iller, th e G u a rd ; and Jo h n Longenecker, th e D octor. A d m issio n is f re e ' fo r students and tick ets a re av ailab le a t th e Lyceum box office. EAST CORRECTION A State Press article last F rid ay stated th a t the NorthUght gallery is located in the Fine Arts Annex, (FAA), near Payne. This is not correct: NorthUght is in FAA 116 (form erly th e L iberal A rts Annex), located between the Student Health Center and Old Main, or straight east of the Language and L iterature butting. Pal* Ruder l Aivisor There's no problem-so great she can't solve It — love, m arriage or business. She can tell you all about yourself — present, past and future — you w ill gain. 947-9612 1123 Apache Blvd., Tempe o g n Daily 9 A .M . to 11 P.M . 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STUDENT RATES: $1.30 minimum charge for three 20 letter space lines. 35 cento per lin e additional for each 20 letter space line over three. For each consecutive day after the first day, the rate is one-half the initial charge. If the ad is not run consecutively, the first day rate w ill apply. CorrecItions to ads w ill be made if noted before the second printing. NO REFUNDS WILL BE MADE 'FOR CLASSIFIED ADS PLACED IN THE STATE PRESS. COMMERCIAL RATES: Add 20% to the student rate. A ll ads not placed by students for student activities w ill be charged at the commercial rate. DEADLINE: 3 p.m. two days before publication. (An ad for Friday must be placed by 3 p.m. W ednesday.) U-flnlsh best quality new 4 drw r chest 520. Used furniture cheep. 1711 Apache, 9440490. (2/1) 11 :OOAM—9:00 PM, MONDAY-SATURDAY Jessica Mitford C LA S S IFIE D A D S SEU 1972 Capri, 2,000 cc, 4 speed, low mi­ leage, good condition. Gas saver. 964 4720 after 5 p.m. . . (1/30) 3:00 P.M.-9:00 P.M. our they are our prisons . tax p ay ers' m oney and our • convicts tee99 lÉffiMw. ( jo ld e n T e m p le NOW OPEN SUNDAY Pegged as “ M uckraker Queen” by “Time” magazine, Jentica Mitford, an outspoken icritic'ef the American funeral 'bustoess and priaon system, will lecture a t 8 tonight in the Great Hall of the Law building. •; Mitford will discuss “Modem Techniques of Muckraking,” a te r n of investigative reporting. In her beet seller, “The A m erican Way of D eath,” Mitford reveals details of the funeral business. In ho* latest book, “Kind and Usual Punishment: The Prison Business,” Mitford offers her views on the U.S. penal system. Mitford urges various prison reform s, including the resto ratio n of constitutional rights to prisoners, such as the righto to organise and die right to protest against living con­ ditions. hi an interview with die “Christian Science Monitor” Mitford said die public Should “go into those prisons and find put what is going on. After all, gyy Tandem 5 speed 9643394. tip Feb. 1.1974 HAIRTAILOR Muckraker speaks Men end ladles famous brand shoes. Ladtss bools Vi off. Backdoor shop—707 S. Forest. (2/1) Nice d ie sis / dressers / variety of used desks. 1711 Apache 9640490. (2/1) Car tape player, Sony TC-20 Cassette, 2-0" speakers. *90. 967-0249. (1/30)' Kimball Plane—4 years eld—like new. Moke an offer. Orlg. cost «1500. 9442171 o r 9443430. (1/25) Klass nates are here! I At last you can be free of th e tedious & Inefficient task el "taking notes." Imagine, an entire semes­ te r's set of typed lecture notes, before the lectures begin. The following list of notes are now available at the ASU Book­ store and th e Student Book Center on College Ave., BO-100 CH-101, 113, 115, 231 ES-102 EC-201 GL-100 GL 101 AAA-120, 121 MI-201 MI-101 PX-100 RE-251 ZO-200, 201, 202, 270. (2/0) We are the Gutters Friend, e mall order guide (Or acoustic Instruments & supplies. We carry guitars as AAartin, Guild, Ova­ tion, Dobco, Yam aha; Hohner harps; dul­ cim ers; ban|os; recorders; gooks, strings, picks & more. We are able to discount m ost Items 25% & have Immediate ship­ ping. A free catalogue will be sent out upon request. Guitars Friend, 1240 Bro­ gan, Steckbrldge, Mich. 49205. (1/20) GETTING AAARRIED SOON? We will print your photo wedding Invitation a t cost so th at we can use it In our forth­ coming catalogue. This offer Is limited to the first tan customers. THE IMPRES­ SION MAKERS, 21 E. 7th Street, Suita 4, Tempe, 967-2100. (1/30) ALASKA Is beaming this year! 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In preparation for the tour­ nament, the w restlers have been running three to five miles a day in addition to their physical contact in practice. “Some of our guys think they’re on the cross' country team ,” said Wadas. “If the WAC m eet wasn’t at home, we’d be a darker horse than we are. We hope to sneak through the back door,” he said. “I think - Brigham Young, Colorado State and New Mexico will be the favorites,” Wadas said. “All three are rated in the nation’s Top Twenty. It’s going to be a real dogfight.” In the last four years, ASU has finished no higher than sixth in the WAC and has won only eight dual m eets in that same period. The Sun Devils had a 3-11 dual m eet record last year. This season, ASU has a 6-2 record, including a 22-16 win o v er. nationally-ranked New Mexico. Wadas attributes the turn­ around in th e program to talented recruits and added team depth. “We had a good recruiting year which gives us 30 wrestlers vying for 10 positions,” Wadas said. “ If you’ve got good competition in the wrestling room, you’re going to have a better team .” Wadas said added scholarship money is a m ajor reason for the successful recru itin g . Two years ago, ASU awarded eight wrestling scholarships. There are. now 19 full scholarships available. “We can now compete against the top team s in recruiting with the number of scholarships we have. W ell be able to bring in a u th e n tic b lu e -c h ip p e rs,” Wadas said. The Sun Devils are a young The 10-man traveling SoleX ! P ed al It! M otor It! includes fing four freshmen, (126 pounds), and freshmen squad indudes two sophom ores and four Tim Jeffries (134) and and Lorry Lorry juniors. Juniors. „ Glenn (142) bold 14 14wins, wins, three three A f i T T has . h u boon especially ASU draws and one loss in dn»i strong a t the lighter weights, .m eets. Ralph G eisendaffer where sophomore Jim Weed. (U7) is the team ’s point leader. $269.95 BENHECK Suite 6 2009 N. Scottsdale Rd. Scottsdale • — 946-9550 SoleX Jerry Munoz, a fourtbplace finisher a t the 1972 Obsnpfc Trials, could fiD the vacancy if some transcript difficulties can be cleared. U not, Wadas has Ms choice of four o tte r wrestlers for die 118 pound class. j ASU has two m atches in :California this weekend against Cal State Bakersfield and small college power Cal Poly. The team w ill tra v e l to those m atches by van in order to save approxim ately $800, W adas said. Get your oar outta my shoulder! Two heavyweight wrestlers battle for position during the Sun Devil Open last weekend. The University division was won by Arizona with ASU second and Long Bqach St*third. Phoenix College won the junior college division. ' * win H ie ASU gym nastics team beat die top junior college team in the country Saturday night in preparation for Friday’s contest with top-seeded Southern Illinois University. The Sun Devils scored a 159-155 victory over Odessa College of Odessa, Texas with key performances by All-America Gary Alexander in file flow exercise, vaulting and standing bar. Alexander won the allround title with 50 point« Coach Don Robinson called ASU’s performance shabby, lamenting poor display by Alexander on the side horse, his weakest event. Robinson said the low attendance a t Saturday’s m eet was unacceptable for a team of ASU’s caliber. “We want a crowd,” Robinson said, “We’re one of the best team s in the country.” He noted that team s like Iowa State and Southern Illinois consistently draw large crowds. “Southern Illinois is probably our toughest m eet of this year,” Robinson said. “W ell beat them, 163-158.” Robinson said he has started a gymnastics booster Huh to increase attendance a t the inerts. Contact him a t 9656697 for more information. Photo by Mike Russell JE S S IC A M ITFO R D speaking on the "Modern Techniques of Muckraking." A free-wheeling talk by the author of KIND a U SU AL PU N ISH M EN T — the PRISON BUSINESS a the best seller T H E A M ER IC A N W AY O F D EA TH Tonight— 8 p.m. Pepsi with Pizza Purchase W E DELIVER 9 6 6 -4 6 6 6 , 9 6 6 -5 5 4 2 GINO'S PIZZA FBI 6 SAT 4-2 MON-TRUBS 5-1 SUN S-12 822 South M ill While some coaches of socalled minor sports have been critical of their budgets, Wadas has no complaints. “I coached a t Long Beach State on a $1200 budget,”- Wadas said. “Here I* have money to work with. It’s easy to get spoiled because there’s a lot of money a t this school. H ie coaches th at com plain about n o t having enough ought tb try working with $1200.” CitroB’s Surplis Jefferson at 2nd St. ' in Phoenix for —Non M o noter« WMMTlVMHf WMVw fis —Bock Pocks O Bfto logt —Pensit i O CPO Skirt* —Wüte O 13 Bolton Soli ARTIST & DRAFTING SU PPLIES C rafts - P icture F ram es D ecorating M aterial Open m i m i , ft Th u rs. N ignts 10 P e rce n t D iscount to Students 111 E. 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