inside Sunshine boys . | vi . ■____ _......2 Dem old parking blues _____ 7 Whlpcracker . . . . . . . __ .......,.9 : Womanshotputter ! ? : ..... ...1 1 Arizona State University th is ■ fr.a student-operated newspaper which does not necessarily reflect the opinions of the University faculty or administration. Tempe, Arizona Vol. 57, No. M February j , 1975 Study daims A Sm all B usiness Ad- : D r. John M yers of .SfiA m inistration (SBA) official re le a s e d th e g o v e rn m e n t told th e A ssociated Students study to th e com m ittee a t 3 B ug L in e c o m m itte e p.m . T uesday. Tuesday th a t less than 100, Jtohn B alfour, B ug ij« » persons rid e th e bus serv ice founder, told th e com m ittee daily . - T hursday th a t about 500 expects ^onrntory rates to remain stable Although p rices a re inc re a s in g fo r g a s , food, u tilities and o th er item s re la ted to . co st of living, p rices for cam pus housing probably w ill rem ain th e sam e next y e a r, sa id R uss ~Y la h e r ty , ASU h o u sin g . director. H ow ever, th is sem ester is th e fu s t tim e F lah erty h as a u th o riz e d sen d in g - ®I Simon comedy, 'Sunshine to play Gammage Feb. Gammage Auditorium will host Neil Simon’s comedy, “ The Sunshine Boys” for per­ formances at 8 p.m. Feb. IM S. The show stars Eddie Bracken in the rolé of Willie Clark, while Amy Freeman portrays Willie’s partner, A1 Lewis. A Broadway success, the play deals with, the relationship of two aging vaudeville oldtimers who, despite a 43-year stage partnership, never really cared for each other. Re-united after 12 years of not speaking to each other, jealousy and conflict come to the fore. The show is based on the careers of two actual vaudeville performers called Smith and Dale who became an institution M ichele Dubou plays the sexy nurse in the-N eil Simon com edy "The Sunshine Boys." The com edy w ill be performed a t 8 p.m . Feb. 14-15 a t Gammage Auditorium and w ill star Eddie Bracken and ACny Freem an in the title roles. Tickets a re on sale a t the Gammage box office and Diamonds Select-A-Seat outlets. in the field of comedy. Smith and Dale were famed as par* veyors of the double entendre and practicioners of the double take. Robert Alda was originally scheduled to play the part cif Clark. Alda suffered a heart attack la st week which prevented him from continuing file tour. Y Harvey Siegel plays the role of Ben Silverman, the same part he had on Broadway. Others in the cast include Urylee Leonardos as Nurse O’Neill, Michele DuBou as the Sketch Nurse, Dennis Piatak as Eddie, and Joe Calvan as the reluctant patient. Tickets are on sale die Gam m age box office and Diamonds Select-A-Seat outlets. it A T I PR ESSES dubtftbdd byjArlzon« Stole University Tue*doy through Friday during toé academle year. Holidays and examination periodo. Entered as MCOnd c lttt ffltlH r at TOmpe. AZ. 8S281, Phoenix — 334 E . Cam elback R d . 263-9410 Tem pe — 120 E . U niversity D r. 988-3491 T u c s o n - 1 0 3 7 N . Park 622-7407 HOMEMADE Meat loaf • Spaghetti ft Meatballs -' Roast Chicken e Soups « .P iet: p i.v FAMILY STYLE BREAKFASTS SBIVBD WITH HOMEMADE HASH BROWN POTATOES SINGERS WANTED FOR JEWISH MUSIC GROUP. Anyone w ho likes to sing is w elcom e. C a ll Andrea Shapiro 947-9762 or Hillel Office 966-5371. 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D am age to five cam pus lam p posts la te F rid ay evening is estim ated a t $247 said Ju lips R alls of the P hysical P lan t. L t. T .G. N ielson, U niversity Police, said th ree lam p posts w ere pulled down on th e maU betw een th é H ealth C enter and 0 |d M ain a t ‘i:3 0 a.m . S a tu r d a y .^ ¡ ¡ ¡ | V ; A nother lam p post a t the south sid e of llth S tre e t in Tem pe a n d Ohé on die law n by fh e n o rth east driv e a t Gam* m age A uditorium w ere a lso broken. J R B S l N ielson said he does not. know if the incidents a re related and no suspects have been found.' / | „ ; -N ielson said the lam p posts, m ade of alum inum and connected by four bolts a t th e b ase, a re easily broken by pulUiM tbém down. ' ' §p| y f * ■ ^ \ O fc ia l recolds open to studen| inspection . m ay . .... S tu d e n ts i^ÊÊÊlaâÊÊfÎÊit... e r r o r s a n d a rra n g e fo r corrections in th e ir class schedules - by picking tq> official Student enrollm ent records F eb. 10-12 in the MU Cochise Boom. : T he records. records':; w ill bebe The av ailable from B:30 a.m . to 4:30 p.m . F eb. 10 and from 11 a.m . to 7:30 p.m . F eb. 11 — 12. t ' r ~ A s s is ta n t B e g f s tr a r W illiam H aidS aid hiS office experiencedproblems problem swith w ith experienced drop-add form s w hen som e Studenti; failed to fill in inform ation such a s th e c o u rse | n a m e , se c tio n num ber and social security >num ber. H e said th e lack of this inform ation m ède it im possible to resolve som e problem s. 'Novice' debate team nabs trophy no loss fo r words after USC win ASU’s speech and debate team s, continue to win despite competition from m ore experienced speech - m akers, Hewes, new forensics coach. The n o v & e d e b a te te a m , G uy P ric e And’ L eigh Johnson, recen tly retu rn ed lpome w ith the^Mo. 1 trophy, a fte r defeating 7 „>■; ^ N d v ic e m e a n s people w ho - h a v e ju s t s ta r te d d e b a tin g ,’' • H ew es e k lplained, “ an d they usually m ust com pete w ith those who have a t le a st one y e a r Of experience and possibly m ore.” T h is is th e assistant professor’s second sem ester a t ASU and a s h e p u t it, “ We have a .brand. new team under a b ra n d new coach.” Id e n tific a tio n w ill be n eed ed to o b ta in th e e n ro llm e n t re c o rd , H aid added. Nelson M itchell, Sue Getzwhiler, Tom Donevant and Joe M asters have also gained wins in such areas as o ral in terp retatio n s ,of literature and persuasive and extem p o ran eo u s speeches, he said. g fe . I ^.. J O . on consumer m A rizona A tty. G en., B ruce B abbitt w ill speak oh con­ sum er ^p ro tectio n a t the a n n u a l m e e tin g of th e Arizona P olitical Science A s s o c ia tio n " tA P S iA lfj following an APSA in the MU Gold Boom F d ). 22. B egistration for faculty m em bers is -$12.50 and $10 I .’i" w 1" * for g rad u ate students for th e Feb. 21-22 APSA session. F o r w ives, th e luncheon fee is $3.50 and dinner is 16M em bers Who w ent to attend should m ail th eir checks to B ruce M ason, deptiJ o f political science, S o cial S c ie n c e s b u ild in g , room 410. F o r m ore mform ation call 9&6551. ¡fi exchange receipt to expire stud(>nt»mîtes northa*Untearetty / FW. Tèmpo y p f \ 946-8453 Page 4 — W ednesday, February 5 hot tip As som e of our reg u lar read ers m ust know, presum ing of course th a t w e have any reg u lar read ers, a D r. Dennis M oran from d ie English departm ent w rote us a ra th e r lengthy le tte r a couple of days ago. M oran is th e fellow who so bitterly com plained about the U niversity elevators. He said th a t he could read the S tate P ress in the tim e it took an elev ato r to reach the fourth floor. We realize a news item when we see it. We im m ediately recognized the im plications in M oran’s accusations, the w aste of tim e for professors who m ust take the long rid e, the consequent loss of revenue to the U niversity. With the sta te ’s economy in bad shape and rapidly getting w orse, can the U niversity afford to put up w ith this w asted tim e? We think not. We have too sm all a budget to be able to send a dozen rep o rters over to the P hysical P la n t and find out w hat’s wrong w ith the elevators. The pap er a t M ichigan has a budget approxim ately ten tim es our budget. Likew ise the paper a t th e U niversity of T exas. The Arizona W ildcat has 14 paid rep o rters, all of whom a re paid m ore than tw ice the salary our two staff rep o rters receive. So we won’t be able to have th e stpry rig h t aw ay. But w e’re w orking on it, D r. M oran. We’re w orking on it. In te e m eantim e, we can only suggest you clim b th e sta irs. '\ \ r ■1 K , JkJ O p in ion im i imp w u fir Alan Faye1* P ity the poor guys a t th e Arizona R epublic who w rite the editorials. T hey w e re d ra g g e d kicking and scream ing into the tw entieth century when the nefarious wrongdoings of Spiro (Nolo C ontendré) Agnew and R ichard (I am not a Crook) Nixon w ere fin a lly p ro v e n by th e evidence. * A fter recovering from this mvi who are relatively ignorant of journalistic practices would turn out to be anything more than a fetch committee. As many times as you can show me professors who were allegedly misquoted, I, as a former editor, can show you professors who were accurately quoted on tape who later wanted to think they were misquoted. It is funny how university professors, supposedly men of high ideals, can em phasize freedom of the American press in the classroom and turn around and advocate a control on the press in their own backyard. Nixon w o u ld ap prove. As the former city editor of the paper, I am as familiar with its strengths and weaknesses as anyone. To put- it simply, the. paper’s problem is money. The State Press is understaffed and is used as a training ground for the reporting students, th è fact is a person can earn more money picking cotton than he can being an edita? on the ‘ paper. In the case of reporters, he cp ^eara more panhandling on ; In terstate 10 between Phoenix and Los Angeles. > .How #o^|TO i% expect to m aintain excellence 'with no tacmMve? .it is pretty mutch a > rule of thumb ttiat the nuke a r •-' /; 1v Kicking arid screaming into the seventies Panel o f Godfy professors is no answer Editor This is in reply to Dr. Dennis Moran’s letter complaining about the ills of the State Press. Dr. Moran, a Rhodes Scholar, is definitely an intelligent man, but like many oi his colleagues who have little knowledge of journalism or newspaper management, his complaints about the paper (real and imagined) miss the point. . After complaining the paper is inaccurate and sloppy, he finally asks the question, “Why can’t the newspaper of a university with some 28,000 enrolled souls be significantly better than it is?”' But Dr. Moran, you don’t provide an answer. Is it a bad paper because students-in Arizona have a basic lack of talent? Or is there some sub­ versive elem ent within the offices of the State Press that ke&ps it bad? | think you can’t answer the question because you don’t know the answer. Like some professors, you are prescribing thf drug without knowing what th$ disease is. You feel the drug is a panel of Godly professors like yourself ttajjt the editor of the paper answers to every week. But I wcjhder if a panel' of professors mm wm* EXQJSE/WE.AW'AM—WOULDYCill n n o n irF o"vs staggering blow, they a re now faced w ith th e F B I’s attem p t to d iscred it M orris S tarsky, th e form er ASU professor. B ut in stead of adm itting th a t th e FB I can do w rong (p a rtic u la rly u n d e r th e leadership of the sain ted J . E dgar H o o v er), th e R epublic w riters decided to use th e b est defense they could find: a tta ck S tarsky. In an edito rial in la st F r id a y ’s p a p e r, - th e R ep u b lic s a y s S ta rs k y shoiild not object to being investigated because he w as a public official. If public o ffic ia ls w e re n o t in ­ v e s tig a te d , th e e d ito ria l continues, W atergate a n d ' die pentagon P a p e rs could not haVe seen the lig h t of day. § ^ T hus th e e d ito ria l m anages to com pare the plight o f N ixon and the Pentagon to th a t of S tarsky. This alone boggles th e m ind. R ichard Nixon had the pow er to lead the nation to its salvation o r ruin. The P entagon, w ith Nixon’s OK, had th ep o w er to invade any c o u n try it# d eem ed necessary to invade. Close scrutiny of Nixon a n d his g e n e ra ls w as obvio u sly necessary to m ake su re th e y didn’t m isuse this pow er. M orris S tarsky had®'the* p o w er to s a y w h a t he w anted and try to g et people to ag re e w ith him . As a p h ilo so p h y p ro fe s so r a t \ ASU, he could not change the w orld, m uch a s he paper pays, the better quality reporting it.gets. Even though t disagree with you on the quality of the other college newspapers that you hold up as shining enm piM , and considering I would go through at least to of diem a day, I feel I am more qualified to speak. Lool|at the funds they' have. Look at' ^he size of their staffs, budgets and advertising departments. Thq State Press is dwarfed in comparison. E dito r, How do you think, Dr. Moran, W ith a ll th e com plaints the State Press with its wages, students have concerning can keep former managing our “ s ic k ” econom y, editor Jim Braly, who won fifth students should be w illing to place in the National Hearst le a v e th e food s ta m p News Writing Contest, or for­ program in an effo rt to mer sports editor Roger Wittlin, reallo cate th e funds to the whose section won best sports elderly who cannot w ork. section in the WAC, or modesty aside, myself when. I earn more T h ere a re num erous jobs writing a four-page memo for av ailab le; and if students the New York Times than I would g e t off the ‘‘P rid e earned working on the State . K ick,” they could also g e t a Press for two weeks? job and g e t off te e ‘^Food As for the State Press being Stam p” k ic k j * exhausted on a short elevator I trip, I..think it would be an program is not sufficient. educational experience for you T he p ro g ra m s h o u ld b e to come down to the news room re m o v e d . r frem :;^ ';e v e i^ r '' and put out the paper four days u n iv e rs ity a n d co lle g e a week relying solely on eampus c am p u s th ro u g h o u t th e news. If you could, I will buy U nited S tates, ' you two BIG MACs. 1 As stu d en ts; w e should be ' Jasob:$b»Wav> l fb te to re c o g n h te te e n e e d to . Senior, Journalism ^drastic m easures in an.. m w ished h e could. T he d o se scrutiny of S tarsk y by the F B I w as. a w aste, of tim e. In 1971 w e had th e P e n ­ tagon P a p e rs case, w here D aniel E llsb erg com m itted the. crim e of copying som e top se c re t p ap ers th a t w ere supposed to sta y top sec re t. w h a te v e r c h a n c e th e g o v e rn m e n t h a d to p u t E lls b e rg b e h in d b a rs d isappeared w hen it w as discovered th a t , th e W hite House P lu m b ers U nit, had ra id e d h is p s y c h ia tr is t’s office. ?: H isto ry ; as h is to ry professors hav e said tim e a n d tim e a g a in , n e v e r re p e a ts its e lf , .but th e S tarsky c a se is rem ark ab ly sim ilar to th is (me. W h a te v e r c h a n c e th e B oard of R egents h ad to keep S tarsk y aw ay from ASU seem s to h av e how d is a p p e a r e d . S t a r s k y , . through no doing o f h is own, h as becom e a m a rty r to te e c a u s e o f p riv a c y fro m governm ent snooping. The boys a t th e R epublic conclude th a t th e F B I will g et a lo t of m ud throw n on it because of | th is incident. D am n rig h t it w ill , an d it deserves ev ery speck of sludge th a t lan d s on it. P resum ing S t a r r y w ins his ra s e , th e guys a t th e , R epublic w ill hqve to find an o th er excuse to avoid the re a litie s of th e 1970’s . They w ill p ace th e room an d perhsjps bang, th e ir heads ag ain st te e waBi but ytei can be su re they w ill tend it. Students should tighten holts effo rt to stra ig h te n out our “ sick” econom y. We w ill be unable to solve a n y e co n o m ic p ro b le m s unless we a re w illing to ta k e a little m o re-p u n ish m en tw ith a few le ss te a rs. • 'Jo h n H eide *1 v P olitical-S cience • Tim state Press ap. predate* le r t e r o t e j t e ed itor from its readers. Selective sam ples o f ftie letters received w ill he discretion of the editor. typewritten anddoublespaced. ‘ U W ed n esd ay , F e b ru a ry 5 — P a g e 5 Talk here on economy scheduled by expert E x -p re sid e n tia l a d v is e r W alter H eller w ill speak a t 8:00 p.m . Monday in N eeb H all, H eller’s lectu re, sponsored by the ASU public lectu res board, w ill deal w ith the n ation’s c u rren t econom ic woes, “ R ecession-Inflation: W hat’s N ext?’.’ H e lle r p re sid e d o v e r P re s id e n t K ennedy’s “ New F ro n tier” dom estic econom ic program s and served as chairm an of the P resid en t’s Council of Econom ic A dvisers from 1961 through th e beginning of P resident Johnson's ad m inistration in 1964. C urrently H eller is R egents’ P ro ­ fessor of E conom ics a t th e U niversity of M innesota. Showing off Rudi W yrsch " th e Crown Prince of skiing" show ed off- T uesday afternoon on the m ail. •. v*£i 'J&ij:vPa: .vg/:;v»;;;vg::g Does Anybody Care 1 B e c o m e A V o lu n te e r H o w ! ;'|4‘*•***•' A bove — The "Charleston"? That's what Wyrsch calls it and perhaps with a little ragtim e m usic it would look lik e > it ■ — but yesterday afternoon it just looked difficult. At l e f t ^ ta te o f people know how to ski and lots of people know, how to ioggle but very few know hew to do both at. the sam e tim e. A cad em ic S e rv ic e s B uild in g , Room 111 A R IZO N A S T A T I U N IV ER S IT Y A P A R T M E N T L IV IN G A T - 1 w :N É M r" W estern S a v in g s BuUding, S u ite 20S S S So u th M U —Tem p s Open M ondoy-Frlday SO S to M S , S atu rd ay ISO S to SsM P h o n e 9 6 8 -3 4 6 2 ‘■•v.' r >rryi■.y#v a little like S ara around the keyboard until V aughn w ith a s im ila r a m az in g ly good so u n d s control of an excellent voice. cam e out. His perform ance ' “ Jaz z a in ’t nothing but a in “ Once Around” brought w hole lo t o f fe e lin g ,” the 700 to 800 listen ers to Flem ing sang. If th e o th ertotal ap p reciativ e silence. m em bers of th e g ro u p .h ad Ju a n ita F lem ing joined listened to h e r, th e concert w ould h a v e b een m an y tim es b etter. —P a tty N olan Alarm causes rude awakening R esidents on th e first flora a t P alo V erde M ain B Wing w oke u n e x p ec te d ly e a rly Tuesday when an uniden­ tified person pulled th e fire alarm a t 5 a.m ., according to L t. Irv in g J a ffe , U niversity police. A fter e v a c u a tin g th e building, police found no fire and resid en ts w ere allow ed It is p a rtic u la rly \ to re tu rn to th eir room s and distressing th a t th e congat a little m ore sleep before c e rt’s overall quality w as so classes. The harsh loudness of the 13 tru m p e ts , sa x e s an d trom bones w ere in direct o p p o sitio n to th e in ­ dividualistic freedom of the progressive featu re spots. By com bining th e tw o styles in one piece, the groups nullified the effectiveness of both. LARRY KUSCHE. Author of "The Benumb Trim gteM yVeir: Sch/td" W9 Speak — TODAY - 230 P.M. M.U. ARIZONA ROOM Band presents free program The ASU Symphony Band, directed by Richard E. Strange, and Robert C. Fleming, will present six new musical works' during a free concert at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Gam m age Auditorium. Thesix pieces were chosen by the College Band Directors National Association in regional auditions throughout the country. One of the pieces, “Patinos for Wind Ensemble,” was written by Donald Young, a graduate of ASU. In addition to the new pieces, works by John PhillipSousa and Howard Hanson, to be directed by guest conductor- Eugene Lombardi, will be presented. I The ASU Jazz E nsem ble concerts scheduled i ’eb. 6 a t 7 and 8:30p.ìn. in th e ASU M usic T h eatre have bean canceled, said R obert M iller, d irecto r Of th e ensem ble. M iller said th a t th e reaso n fra: th e cancellation Was be: cause th e Mimic T heatre stag e w às being se t up fo r a L yric O pera production. “ It w as a schedule conflict th a t w as unfrarseeatde a t the tim e,” said M iller. “ The schedule of events fra* theM usic T h eatre is m ade a t the beginning of th e school y e a r, an d i t w as ju s t an oversight. We’re v ery so rry ,” he said . ^ ,. 'Pippin 'perform ances schethded “ Pippin,” a popular Broadway musical comedy, will be presented by A m erican Theater Productions, a New York touring company, Feb, 7 and 8 in Grady Gammage Auditorium. The musical, starring B arry Williams, is the story of Pippin, the son of the Holy Roman em peror C harlem agne. The actors combine a variety of ^ ’ Broadway musical styles from Vaudeville to rock. Music and tyrics are by Stephen: Schw artz, (to nography is by Bob Fosse, a veteran Broadway director and choreographer. Performances will be at 8 p.m. Feb. 7 and 8:30 p.m. and 8 pun. Feb. 8. T ickets are available a t die Gammage boz office and Diamonds Setect-ASeat outlets. U N IVERSfiy BARBERSHOP offering Main*» Heiretyting (Regular Barber Service too) In aiai o n thia boi fo r q u ality «Mi 1336 Apaeho Bird., Tempe Make This An "Old Fashioned" p u b lic & University com m unity are invited VALENTINES DAYM - FR EE TO A LL sponsored by the M.U. Ideas O Issues Committee G ive your honey a "tintype" picture, from Remember When Inc. JR £ ¡¡¡P f A T LA ST/ It only takes TOm inutes to g e t, thè finished picture! Our, Addreso is 7121 6th Aye* No. 28 hi Kive Court, Scottsdale A Car Rental Company For ASU Students and Faculty 904-1901 R e m e m b e r • NEW CARS • LOW RATES • ONE OF AMERICAS LARGEST CAR RENTAL SYSTEMS W e m ake 4x5's & *8 *. 10's in sepia tones. W e have plenty of old co stu m es to d ress you in. NO APPO IN TM EN T N EC ESSA R Y A afiq a« L r U tm * O pen: 11.-OOE&Û M -F 1040440 SmL R E N T -A -C A R B Y 8TB M 1 u c i——■ LOCATED A CRO SS FROM CAM PUS AT HOWARD JOHNSON'S MOTOR (APACHE» C OLLEGE) LOGE-LOBBY m è a* * RES. & FREE PICKUP-CALL! an d o d ia r tb iiaa b y o ip o lO iia il •I** O ff With This Ad Prices - I7 .B (4x0 one person) Copi » H R <6.86 (• x IP one person) Copies <64» ■' ; ; 1-7214 ÎM- . Af'iift* ***** MitjfrfrW ♦M.Ù t *1 *f«I JFèj l i * * * * « wem W ednesday, February s — Page y by Connie Torres The 15- to 20-minute walk from the P ackard Stadium parting lot (northeast of the Activity Center) to the center of campus has caused students who park there tofim La more convenient solution: parking in off campus residential areas. It’s a closer walk, students’ say. Those who arrive on «ampm by mid-morning usually must park bt such far away lots as Packard because closer lots are full. Susie C erri, a senior education major* bought a parking sticker, but by 9:40 a.m . when she arrives for class, Cerd bypasses ASU lots to park on the west side of Mill Avenue. “It saves me time, parking by Dairy Queen,” she says. Craig Rise, a senior finance major, often parks on East 14th street. He Said he had a sticker last year but could rarely find a parking space, especially for his 9:40 or later classes. “It i s , closer to the business building to park on 14th street than to park in a lot across campus,” he 'said. A ccording . to . R ichard Weinberger, “There isn’t any good parking. After 7:40 the only good places are a the stadium and that’s so far to ¿waHk I -I;.: ‘Thought one (permit) last yeaf, but never put it on my car, — I sold it- bade,” he said laugiingty. Weinberger felt the solution to student parking would be U p ­ rise parking lots. He said it would not cost as much as the eight million dollar >Activity Center “that can’t bemused.” Weinberger said the problem is a lack of community interest “ The UofA has’ m ore ap­ propriations because they’re more interested than people here,” he said. Some residents ih areas w here students park, were found to be in sympathy with the students. . ;| Mrs. Joe Williams of 912 Maple Ave., said, “The College should prdvide places. I t’s ridiculous (for students) to have to walk so fa r." ' She agrees with the students that, changes a re needed. H aving.her driveway blocked by cars is an inconsideration on the part of the students, she said. But she even sees in* consideration of students to other students when they “squeeze a car in so the person can’t get out.” On E ast 14th street, the city of Tempe has helped to remedy resident complaints by painting curbs on both sides of driveways. The Ruiz’s of 220 E. *14 S t, said this has helped some. But they have three cars and only a single carport, so at least one car must sit on the street. When Mrs. Ruiz comes home for lunch S * m S $ tb j from work, she said she cannot p a rt in front of her house. . Two other residents on Maple Avenue said they did not object to students parting in front of theft; houses. One, Jim Evans of. 908 Maple Ave., said he even lets his friends p a rt h r his driveway. He added that “high school hotrodders” are more of «.problem for him. He is currently studying for his State Bar Examination. One resident on East 14th Street said • residents should charge money for student parting. “Fifty emits a car!” he said. C aptain Norman Peck, operation's officer of the ASU Security Police,, flattened the rum or th a t visitor parking around G rady Gammage ■Auditorium w ere not being loosenedto accommodate cars designated to other areas t>«H»useof construction on other lots. He also stressed that after the hours of restriction — “which are clearly marked on the signs” p f only cars with current pennits may park in those hits. ASU planning architect Bob Fiedler said the reason there a re hot high rise parking facilities is because the legislature has not appropriated funds'for such a project. So, while the completion of lots 26 and 10, which áre directly west of the Stauffer Hall, is on schedule and should be finish«^ between 30 and 60 days, faculty and staff are using lot 81 on the Northwest side of Gammage containing 68 spaces which were previously restricted to commuter students. When John Ellingson, director of planning and con­ struction was questioned as to where alternate parting would “They wfll hake to p a rt hi the °thèïv already designated commuter parking areas.” The sohdiori is still either p a rt a t Packard Stadium, park off campus in « residential area, or ride a boa. < Former professor gets top post at Indiana State D r. R ichard Lam fihi, form er ASU E nglish professor and a ssistan t dean of th e g ra d u a te college, w as nam ed p resident of Indiana S tate U niversity Tuesday. W hile a t ASU, Landini w as criticized b y th e A rizona leg islatu re fo r w hat som e law m akers considered “ ra d ic a l” ideas cm developing a dámpuS branch in Lithhfiietd P a rk . T he 45-year-old professor w as nam ed dean of the proposed college in 1967 and w as responsible for planning its program s. Two y ears la te r, legislators abolished th e L it­ chfield proposal a fte r Landini outlinéd educational concepts costing $3.9 m illion. ; VL * A lso criticized fo r h is a c ts fti an anti-V ietnam dem on­ stratio n an th e ASU cam pus in 1988, Landini w as considered by s ta te legislatorgLo have shown poor leadership during his 11 y e ars a t Tem pé. : ' r v: ~v *1; ^ Landini h as been vice president of M ontana U niversity since 1970. He w ill succeed D r. Alan R ankin, p resident of Qte U niversity since 1945, in Ju ly . PEACE CORPS/VISTA NEEDS YOU. GO T f lL HfR PEACE CÓRPS/VISTA NEEDS HER. ENTIRE STO CK O F b.96 list LPfe I THINK YOU’VE JUST RECRUITED AN OWL: Crew member of pyodus' speaks Feb. 6 A fo rm er crew m em ber of th e ship E xodus w ill address a n ASU U n ite d Je w ish A ppeal fund-raising cam ­ paign a t 7:30 p.m . F eb. 8 in R oss H all of th e U nited M ethodist C hurch a t 213 E . U niversity Ave. John S tanley G rauel w as ab o ard th e vessel overtaken by th e B ritisbhN avy. in 1947 c a rry in g 4,500 Je w ish re fu g e e s fro n t G e rm a n * c o n c e n tra tio n c a m p s to P alestin e. Los A ngeles sin g er Neil D aniels an d Isra e li dancing wi)l also be featu red a t the solution ■0 A U .pCX JB LElî% 4S& off list -. ::. 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A l l S a 4**lw!r4eMl“s-»ver*'» F -i n a l M. Charge Sr 9 . A . carda welcom e! ****?«*', 913 MILL AVE. TEMP! CENTER Plwn by Joan McDonough Merlin the M agician entertains som e students in front of the M emorial Union with m agic rings. He also performed card tricks and blow up balloons for se v e r a l on look ers. M erlin, from S e a ttle, Washington, plans to make another appearance on campus this spring. When you enroll in Air Force ROTC you can get more than a chance at a scholarship and a chance at flying lessons... and Abu get a tax-free m onthly allow ance o f $100. Interested? i C ontact Departm ent o f A erospace Studies. A t Arizona Sta te U niversity, Tem pe, 906-3161. J A b a h » 1® 0 1 ' V edlto^* àcci* O o p p o tw '^ 8 ' 0 * c v v ^ W ' % £?*< **«***■ ' o p eid tv p c» *K *® ( O P P O ^ P U T IT A LL T O G E T H E R IN A IR F O R C E R O T C ü il ' .¡■■fl , . 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M U SPRIN G FILM FESTIV A L THE ISLANDS Ê RESTAURANT ' 4 9 3 9 North 7th Street ALL-COMEDY! 2 7 7 - 3 3 3 1 wit^ the funky sounds of Tuesday ft Wednesday-Feb. 4 ft 5 m s s s z i iw v lÊ H o y s E ■WvWwèWmwMÈmWê’ *MWiœ&M; w 50* with ASU-ID 75* whhmrt ?C/ur Tickets N IG H TLY EX CEPT M O N DAY ü i M W i t äs P a g e 10 — W ed n esd ay , F e b ru a ry 5 W AC scene -M ik e T u lu m e llo - A SU -U A s w ild est ASU and UofA’s basketball team s have collided 142 tim es over the years, but even old-tim ers would be hard-pressed to rem em ber a gam e played w ith m ore skill and intensity than the m ind-blow er staged in Tucson S aturday night, People a re still buzzing over the Sun D evils’ 83-81 win over Arizona — which virtually w rapped Up the W estern A thletic Conference title for ASU. Both team s battled a s though the national cham pionship was a t staked yet both the Devils’and W ildcats w ere so sp o rts­ m anlike, it w as alm ost corny.- Players k eep co o l A case in point cam e in the dying m om ents of A rizona's final com eback attem p t, when ASU’s Rudy W hite broke aw ay fo r a layup. UofA’s A1 F lem ing did th e only thing he could do — shove W hite ju st enough to m ake the shot roU off the rim . - .v'M * As W hite prep ared to shoot his free throw s, Flem ing stepped out from his rebounding position and shook W hite’s hand — a sharp co n trast to th e often ru th less Lom bardian “ win a! all costs” philosophy, w hich is all too prev alen t in big-tiro r sports. The adm iration ASU and UofA have lo r each other w a s , apparent in th e locker room s a fte r the gam e. Sun F f il forw ard Jack S chrader called Flem ing “ a super player — the best I ’ve faced. He h a s trem endous strength ai d he knows how to use it.” Flem ing returned the com plim ent saying, “ I can ’t say enough a b ^ tt the way they play YouecKL-see why they havf such an outstanding record.” S co u ts like H ollins The players didn’t just- im press each oth er — they a t­ tracted the attention of professional scouts w atching intently f r o m t h e p ress row. ^T hat’s as good a gam e of basketball a s you’ll see anyv^pere,” said Jac k McMahon J r . of th e Philadelphia ’76ers. “ Outside of the A tlantic C oast C onference (M aryland, North C arolina S tate, e tc .), the WAC is probably the strongest league in th e country.” y' I^cM ahon w as p articu larly interested in ASU’s all-con­ ference guard, Lionel Hollins, who rescured th e D evils when 1 ASU lost steam (arid th eir 14-point lead) in the second half. “ No doubt about it — Hollins is the best p lay er on the floor,” said McMahon. “ He’s an excellent p ressu re p la y er.” Hollins sat am idst a huddle of new sm en a fte r th e gam e, politely answ ering questions concerning every possible aspect of the contest. As the la st reporter, a Tucson w riter, began to m ake his departure, he confessed to Hollins, “You know, you guys deserved to w in.” It was an assessm ent which few people could find fau lt with. If the action w a sn 'ta lw a y s furious, it view of the Munchkins' 29-26 intramural w as fast ^ é i lé a s i i n th is f i n t e e * * ^ V BUY / sm i' 2. 3. 4 5. 6. ( t Rates- The first day is 10 cents par word with $140 minimum (15 words). A ll consecutive ads efierTho first day ore discounted. Notification of errors Is reqUirtod before second publication. The Stato Press w ill not bo responsible for more than fits firs t In­ correct insertion. " V: ' ' U l i l No refunds W itt bo made for rancofiations of ^ ^ A ll abbreviations o r sm all groups of numbers count os one word; Hyphenated words count M two word*. 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( 2/ 6) W ed n esd ay , F e b ru a ry 5 benefits ¡M M G ym nastsloseïw eekend m eets; A/i to shuffle 3 rounds in Phoenix By A F T E R LOSING TWO w eek en d m e e ts, one - to Southern Illinois and one to In d ia n a S ta te , th e ASU gym nastic squad Im proved its scores enough for coach Don Robinson to say ASU is w o rth y of n a tio n a l recognition. ‘‘E ven though w e w ere beaten, w e im proved our point spread by th ree points a g a ih s t In d ia n a S ta te M onday night,” Robinson s a id .: “ I- m in k th a t w e denerve, to be recognized along w ith these schools a s a gym nastic pow er.’* A gainst Southern Illinois S aturday, K ent Brown w as th e lone Sun D evil winner* » taking th e floor exercise w itb9.5 points. Steve Isham , R ick C u rtis a n d M ark D edrick a ll captm ed second places in th eir com petitions. Ish a m a n d C u rtis, on pom m el h o rse a n d s till rin g s , re s p e c tiv e ly , w ere first p lace w inners Monday a g ain st Indiana S tate. T he Sun D evils a s a' team to taled 215.79 points to In­ diana S tate’s 218.40, and Southern Hfinois had 217.60 points to ASU’s 211.55. The m eet scheduled for th is w eekend w ith th e U niversity o f C alifornia has been cancelled. “ I GUESS ONCE you’re an a th le te, transition into a n o th e r s p o rt is n ’t th a t d iffic u lt,” te n n is co ach M arty P incus said a fte r fe ta ie r fo o tb allstarsD an n y W hite and Bob B reunig w ere v ic to rio u s in th e ASU Alumni Tennis Tournam ent S a tu rd a y .„ T e a m ed w ith th e Sun D evil reg u lars, seven ASU ath letic alum ni, including ath letic directin’ D r. F red _ M iller, com peted in tiie ' e x h ib itio n m s^ch a t th e A pache BlVd. courts. B reu n ig a n d J e re m y Cohen com bined to . beat Steve M atlock a n d Ronnie L erner, an d th e W hite-Joe C onciadi te a m dow ned Benny M alone an d M ark Joffey. . WITH AS MUCH trouble a s th e y had g e ttin g M uham m ad Ali and G eorge Forem an togeth er to fight fo r th e w orld heavyw eight title in Z aire, A frica la st fall, you would think tile d u n c e s of getting Ali to appear in P h ten ix would be sum and none, right? N ot so,, boxing prom oter T om m y K ay an n o u n ced T hursday. Ali has ag reed to fig h t a th re e -ro u n d exhibition a t 10 p jn . F eb. 6 a t the Phoenix Show P alace. T ickets for th e fight: e re available a t a ll D iam onds S e le c t-a -S e a t o u tle ts fo r $5.50, $4 40, and $3.50. “ The sales have been going really w ell —- very f a s t,” s a id a D iam onds tic k e t em p loyee w ho suggested purchasing seats as early as passible. All locations a re open from 10 a.m . to 8:30 p .m . When a pupil is h e r. own teacher the results áre often disastrous—'b u t not for Melody . Lavender, i ¡ 1 Lavender is a member of the ASU women’s track and field team .: She has taught herself how to heave a shot and throw a discus Well enough to earn a 12th national ranking in both events by toe Amateur Athletics Union (AAU). Lavender said her self coaching career began in to r junior year at a Ft. Wayne, Ind. Ugh school When her trade coach left an d the school dropped the track prográm. But Lavender was still interested in the field events and quickly joined a local AAOdnb. Lavender w as the only woman shot putter, discus and javelin thrower in her dab. She said althongh the quality of AAU compjetmon was 'high, there weren’t many field-event athletes “People in the Midwest just aren’t field event athletes; they are long dhrtanCe nutters. T te w eather really cats other training programs short,” die sa id .;; ‘ ' ASU coaching helps Lavender said A rizona's confortable climate was a key factor in her selection of ASU, but was also swayed by the outstanding physical education program. She said die is ex- STORE IT Tm Look It. Tm Keep The Key. 2422 W. Broadway ' *I f M ESA ' 968-1021 “With Sublette, I’D have the coaching I have never tod before,” she said. ^Lavender said her high school Lavender a id she developed her ahot putt style by watching meh compete and studying their glides across tiie ring before releasing the shot. “I had no, idea what I was doing and I didn’t know what to watch for when studying others,” she said. “AU I knew w a that form was im portant You can’t rely on strength alone to win.” Olympic hopeful Lavender’s progress led her to winning the AAU Indiana women’s shot putt title in 1973 and 1974. Her p re a n t goal is to qualify for the national track cham­ pionships, but she also haslongrangehopes of making the 1978 Olympic team. 1 f M etodyLnvender _ coach was a rnnner and did not know much about field events. She caMldi only offer form dem onstration books to Lavender. Sublette was also a runner, but Lavender said her coach has awakened her to completely ■different techniques, used by European athletes. “ Some people downgrade the Olympics but I still think it’s an honor to rep rean t this country an athletic team .” Lavender practices on her ,own using the standard Olympic / 4 kilogram <8 lbs., 13 az<>shot and works sparingly with a 12 - lb. one. ’ H er workouts are often lonely, but that’s a problem she Has gotten used to. She said although her method of learning hampered h a development as a shot putter, the process has greatly helped her motivation. “ You have nobody 'to Marne but yourself if yon donft do your best,” Lavender saidS1 ON THE MALL TODAY Karate Club M em bers Dem onstrate K A T A • S P A R R IN G • B A S IC T E C H N IQ U E S SELF DEFBISE FOR VARIOUS SITUATIONS Don’t /Miss it! - 12:30 P.M . G rass Law n Ju st East of W est HalJ SPREADS YOUR WINGS AND COME FLY WITH US! SOME GRAD SCHOOLS ARE MORE CHALLENGING THAN OTHERS! ft WAREHOUSE DORT HAUL IT I . tremely satisfied training under coach Monica Sublette, a for­ m er West Germain Olympian. SPECIAL KARATE DEMONSTRATION Student Dieeount STORAGE P age f 1 C o le g e S en io rs and G raduate S tu d en t*: You m ay b e ekgibte fo r a com m ission in the U nited S ta te * A ir F o rt*. N ew openings fo r fisca l year 1970 have fust b ean announced. Q ualify and apgty im m ediately. D elayed en try. A pplications being taken fo r d u ties w Q uality by taking th e A ir Fo rce O fficer Q ualifying T e st on Satu rd ay, February 8 . O ld M ain, Seco n d Flo or. 9:00 a.m Students, faculty, friends . . . have you ever w on­ dered how it, would feel to float through the sky with your friends?' Have you alw ays wanted to start ' skydiving but never knew where to go? The Arizona State Skydivers are starting W inter training classes >^ this week at A .S .U . Introductory meeting for Ati Interested: WHEN: W ednesday, February 5,1975 at 7:15 p.m . * W HERE: In the M U. Mohave Room 219 FREE M OVIE: “ M asters of the S k y " — winner of the Silver Phoenix Aw ard at the Atlanta Rim . Festival. Instruction starts W ednesday night following the introductory meeting and continues Friday night. Saturday morning we go to Casa Grande (35 mi. S o . of Phoenix) and jum p th tt afternoon! If you w ant to have a good time with som e action gpopie - /Mmho Com e ffy HUM U s! TORY 967-2367 Fo rM o re Inform ation (toll STAN Page 12 — W ednesday, February 5 «•m* by P a trick Denley The slum ping U.S. econom y is m aking it e asier fo r P eace Corps and VISTA re c ru ite rs to a ttra c t intrarest on cam pus this w eek. R ecruiters a re telling ASU seniors th at service overseas or in th e U nited S tates will provide them w ith valuable job training, when they m ight have trouble finding a job otherw ise. Don Stew art, regional com m unications d irector for ACTION, th e federal agency which includes volunteer program s such a s VISTA and th e P eace Corps, said, “ The econom ic situation h as definitely m ade serv­ ice in th e P eace Corps o r VISTA m ore a t­ tra c tiv e to g rad u ates who c a n ’t find a job in th e ir field. is p * m oots w ith VISTA. ; E a st y e ar 36 ASU stu d e n ts ap p lied -b u t th is y ear th e agency re p o rts applications have gone u p p ¡f¡| p e r cen t because Of econom ic h a rd tim os. The agency is looking fo r students w ith a background ih business, law^ education, nursing, hom e econom ics an d ag ricu ltu re, S tew art said. A p ACTION inform ation