By Paul Lorentx W f ? HUB c u rta il Phoenix con­ spiracy hearing involving RusseHMeans and four other A m erican Indian Movemeht | (AIM) leadoni is a government ploy to discredit and chain AIM resources, Gus Greymountain, a spokesman for the Wounded Knee Legal Defense Com­ mittee, said Wednesday. The court hearing stems from indictments handed down in Phoenix against AIM leaders Means,Stanley Holder, Eugene H eavyrunner, Ronald P etite and: Herbert Powlesa in May ; said. The government ia' using its last chance to destroy AIM because" It lost me Wounded KnOe case against AIM leadership in; September 1074, he said. The indictments charge the five with conspiracy to tran­ sport arms across state lines and to incite a rio t “I don't think they have any case a t aD,” Greymountain Speaking during C ultural Indian D ays mg1*6* ASU, Greymountain said AIM’s 1973 occupation of Wounded Knee stem m ed from the govern* m ent’s failu re to recognize treaties. “If this country can’t even follow its own law, what can you e x p ec ta n t? ” . G reym ountain said the defense committee has not been very successful raising funds for the defendants in the Phoenix case. “We’re faced with the threat of war and depression.” he said. thursday Arizona State This it a studenhfeperatad newspaper which poet not twcoMorlly reflect tno opinions of the university faculty “ How chn you get people concerned «bout som ething they’re not interested in?” Greymountain cited the In­ dian’s lack of political clout as die prim ary barrier Indians face. “ The present institutions benefit those who have things,” he said- “And Indians no longer have things.” state press P im a In d ia n c h ild re n fro m th e S a it R iv a r R e s e rv a tio n h u d d le ' a ro u n d a n a r t if a c t o f A m e ric a n In d ia n life# w h ile N a d A n d re w s o f th e " R e d E x p r e s s " ch o o se s a d iffe re n t m o d e o f m u s ic a l e x p re s s io n d u rin g th e 4th A n n u a l In d ia n C u lt u r e D a y s . T h e e x p o s it io n c o n t in u e s th ro u g h o u t to d a y . staff photos Fewstudents east baMots in ASASUprimary elections By P a ri Havill V oter turn-out fo r Wed­ nesday's ASASU p rim ary election w as sp arse a s less th a n th re e p e r c e n t of eligible stu d en t voters cast b a llo ts . F in a l re s u lts showed th a t 606 students voted. M ore than 22,000 w ere eligible. The only contested ra c e w as for the office of Cam pus A ffairs Vice P resid en t in w hich M ike C a lla h a n received 207 votes and Hob Sw isher received 155 votes. Donna S tah r finished third w ith 128 Votes and w ill not a p p e a r on th e g e n e ra l election ballot. Mo P o rtle y , e le c tio n coordinator, said th e low vote* re sp o n se w as e x ­ pected because the can­ didates had de-em phasized the p rim ary election since only one ra c e w as contested. ■ The top tw o vote-getters fo r each * o ffice autom atically proceed to next W ednesday’s general election. h i th e ra c e for ASASU P resident, C raig Tribken received 362 votes w hile P aul Laid) received 206. Linda LaG anke gathered 396 votes a n d Leo S ears received 160 v o te s in Die contest for th e office of E xecutive Vice P resident. . In th e ra c e fo r th e position of A ctivities Vice P resident Tim B urns received 333 votes. R ick C lark obtained 221 votes. • fa ll schedules ready; deadline not extended Hy ib n Boardman Class schedules for Fall 197$ are now available hi department offices and pre-registration will start “in full force” today said Registrar Enos Uncterwood. Underwood said thereto no need to extend the pre-registration period because there are “seven full days and two nights of registration remaining for advisement and submission of course request forms.” ... The deadline will not be extended because it would be impossible to include an early drop-add period before classes begin, he said, and because some 17,000 to 18,000pre-registration forms might have to be mailed to students during toe summer a t a mailing cost of 10 cents each. Underwood said some departments would extend faculty office a id advisement hours. The class schedules w o« to be released Monday, but a malfunction in theprintingof the schedules could not be corrected at that time, William Haid, assistant registrar, has said. The printing^ malfunction Was attributed to a 10-day delay in getting the schedules to file printer, Haid said Tuesday. Underwood added th a t* second phase of pre-registration is planned for June $-30 and advisement offices wifi continue to accept course request forms after April 11 (deadline for first phase) in advance of Phaae n . Anoffer you can refuse N ot even T e x E a rn h a rt c o u ld m a tc h th e p ric e , b u t T h o m L e s n ia k a n A S U a lu m n u s , is w a ry o f th e o ffe r o n th e fe n d e r o f th is c a r sc h e d u le d to b e d e m o lish e d in th e c a r-b a s h d u rin g th e R ed Eye S p e c ia l t h is S a tu rd a y . Photo by Bob Burns ’ St a t o m o s s is h o usa sa s . A rum s' Stats U niversity T im S ty through Friday Surlng tho «codoni k year, n e t t i holidays and onam lnatisn periods. Entered as tscend class matter at Tempg, AS. H a t. SHEILA TOBIAS Photomic a c a d e m ic f e m in is t with 50mm f2 Auto Nikkor Lens THURS. APRIL3 8-DOPM GREAT HALL the ultimate trip PLU S A $ C Q The Classroom ■ JU S T # « ? WORKSHOPS IM W MEMORIAL UNION *30-4*0PM tra m o s » ST asm a REBATE $ 3 g j j o o facuitt womens assoc NikkormatEL Earn an extra $100 a month next .year. with 50mm f2 AutoNi1„ -. • Fearon drew his conclusions from the M ardi results of his monthly survey for the Purchasing Management Association of Arizona (PMAA). Thé PMÀA is a state-wide, 200-member association of persons in purchasing and m aterials management, Fearon said. ^ . Fearon sends out questionnaires to determine changes in business activities each month. Six areas ere covered: pnces paid, inventories, new orders received, production, employment and delivery tim es on shipments from suppliers. „ According to F earon, to d ay 's economic problems are due to excessively Ugh inventories merchandise in stock. As inventories rem ain high, firms stop buying until inventories aré reduced. The reduction in purchasing leads to a lack of production which necessitates a drop in em­ ployment. Fearon feels unemployment could remain at its current high level (9.2 per cent in Arizona ac­ cording to the Department of Economic Security) for another two to three months. But by the middle or end of summer “things should start looking YOUR PENNYSAVER STUDENT BOOK CENTER One block North of Campus Boote - Posters - Pictures The Wateriwd Shop 402 MiH Ave, Tamp» X Shoe fashions reflect the thnw by allowing the "* wearer to be comfortable without being ashamed of his feet High campus fashion is not a m atter of beauty but one of low-heeled, thick-soled, leather com for t. Wearers of the 2-3 inch soled dog proclaim their comfort but most people wear diem with sodts. This helps against rubbing, they say ." Socks, therefore, have become popular and in a ¥ variety of colors. .. £> Other examples range from the studded dark dog 4: dressed up with blight socks to the earth-type walking show with a recessed heel (The cloth-sling bed and open toe pump with embroidered flowers Is a dressier shoe which calls for a skirt.) i The funky red, white and blue sneakers fit hi best witti blue denims and a carefree Photos by Lynn Minor T h u rs d a y , A p r il 3 — UB‘E 3& 1 Page 5 f > m «■L»e**m of Richard Strange*... present a concert a l l i f c H ? ln8Mnd eone^ •' • •*ASU'» m Wesley Foundation will sponsor a 75 cant lunch at li :30a.rw l p.m. a t Baker Center ***** Women Students will present Shelia Tobias blildliM ° ° S*xu® Po,1,lc* *n the Classroom/' a t S p.m. In the Croat Hall of the Law A-R-P-* CaMeglata Association for the Research of Principle, will present M r soul t J X S iP a '* « “ »"™ *"«w A go- ThoRelevance oM S& ttoSity2 m To? S , "atT p.m . in the MUYumaRoom. T" 1* w k . H Hettenal Foreign Langage Week — scheduled ectlvlties include lectures, slide d‘,,er•n , C0unir* i Information Apr,M ln ***• RecitelHell In the ^ T h i« l! ? R ^ T f i5 lL ^ honorsDuffy * John Duffy, University police chief, was honored Tuesday night hy the University ctftn* munity h e . has served for 12 years. Duffy has announced he will retire Jtme 30. U niversity President John Schwada landed Duffy for his years of service and read a ; resolution commending him written by the faculty at th e1 College of Law. Schwada also mentioned that the Arizona Board of Regents« had w ritten a sim ilar resolution. D r. George Hamm, vice president for student affairs. ' » - m m m m m i m m m tttjrf REAR m dN ES ltd. I J Dlsceunt Ports l ereke 1 ! I VW tune-up 18* I h°r" tor h*r “ " ior reciMI ■» • P"»- ^ 11 i ^^?*«i2tw*ig;ir*oMn**t' "* Edw,rd MvquK' * '» * •» • Students to plan homecoming and Jack Penick, assistant to the vice president few business affairs, also spoke at the dinner and readied incidents from the troubled sixties when Duffy’s job was more difficult than it has been in recent years. Everyone talked about Duffy's devotion to Irik Job, but petf^ps Penick summed it up best. “Here we are praising John Duffy at this dinner,” Penick said, “and his men are probably outside now giving us all tickets.” The ASASU Student Af­ f a ir s C o m m ittee is o r­ g a n izin g a H om ecom ing S te e rin g C o m m ittee an d sev e n a d d itio n a l com ­ m ittees to develop m ore hom ecom ing activ ities, said ASASU S e n a to r S usan B itter. ; , B itter said ASASU is seek- ing student volim teers to serve on th e | com m ittees. A pplications fpr student volunteers a re available a tthe MU Inform ation Desk and in the ASASÜ A ctivities Cento*, Room 206 of thé MU. B itte r s a id a p p lic a tio n s should be received a t the A ctivities C o lte r by A pril 3. Give Mother a VW-PORSCHE Part*SOU Included I tebullt engines from S lit « 504 N. CENTER, MESA ■ 833-3670 I « ^ ÎÜIÎfffkJPiNHtim :j :m f (:.MiM>HNM.k h »i . t i ,:» «m i o 1?O E. U iH w raiy Or. !Ni8 .'<401 IiH MHi Spaces for t —7 stones Additfotol stones $3.50 ea. ta<7 N. Park 1)77)40? 1 4 K rin g w ith $ s to o e * S p a c e s fo r 1 - 7 sto tte* P | i f lo g w ith 1 s to n e * S p a c e s for 1 - 7 s to n e s 1 0 K rin g w ith 8 s to n e s * S p a c e s fo r 8 - 1 2 $ t o n e s ; $9 9 9 5 Use Our Convenient CHARGE PLANS-BUOGET ACCOUNTS We A ccep t: BankA m ericard»D ìnert C lu b » Shoppers Charge •Màster Charge • C a tti Blanche D e r t ie j j r JEWELERS IN M ESA SHOP A T DANIEL'S TRI-CITY M Ü L 1910 EIL HUE STREET STORES IN PHOENIX, YUM A and TUCSON 1• "S ir-u z-za ¿¿■ir N* il w® SS m mm &&3S5I P> 8* 6 — T h u rs d a y , A p r ii 2 Sports in brief ■ s p o r ts / A FTER WATCHING THE team th at! B righam Young an d h ost U tah. knocked them out of th e NCAA playoffs win BYU, th e pre-season W A C .co-favorite the national title , ASJJ’s bask etb allers w ith C T E P , should b e the D evils’ prim a «y finished out th e ir b e st season in tw elve y e a rs ! com petition. T h e Cougars* stren g th lies m w ith a top 10 ranking. 1 th e field events, w hile’ASU boasts one of the top sp rin tin g corps in th e nation. The Sun D evils, 25-4, w ere ra te d e ig h th ju st behind la s t y e a r’s national chkm ps, The highlight of th e m eet could be a poleN orth C arolina S tate. F iv e of ASU’s op­ vaulting duel betw een D evil Marie H erm an ponents during the *74-75 season w ere «iso and BYU’s R ichard Y ates. H arm an s e t a listed in th e top 20, including national cham p school reco rd a g ain st O regon w ith a leap of UCLA, w hich defeated the D evils 89-75 in the 16-7, w hile Y ates h a s recorded a 16-6 vault. F a r W est regionals. The B ruins, of course, ASU’S GYMNASTICS SQUAD owns the w ere ra te d first. low est qualifying sco re of th e eig h t team s W este rn A th le tic C o n feren ce te a m s com peting in the NCAA finals in T erre A rizona and T exas - E l P aso failed to crack H aute, Indiana, th is w eekend. And Sun Devil the top 20, leaving ASU a s the only WAC coach Don Robinson knows it. m etalber am ong the nation’s elite. / . “W e’re very m uck aw are of th e sco res,” ASU’S EV ER IM PROVING tra c k team said R obinson. “ H ow ever, I feel we have as journeys to S alt Lake City S atu rd ay to g e t its good a chance a s w e did la st y e a r w hen we first ta ste of head-to-head WAC com petition. finished second. O ui qualifying sco re is so The D evils, who evened th e ir dual m eet low because we suffered through a bad night record a t 2-2 w ith a convincing 90-64 victory of com pulsories a t th e WAC m eet. W ith over O regon la st S aturday in Tem pe, wifi im provem ent in c e rta in a re a s, w e should be p articip ate in a trian g u la r m eet w ith com petitive.” -1 WEAR A “ GOLDEN O LD IE” W RISTW ATCH AND YOU’L L BE THE STAR OF THE P A R T Y A m a z in g ! S ta r's e y e s m o ve fro m sid e to sid e -» 6 0 t im e s a m inuteI C fO O C W Gable’s back and you’ve got him! 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