— th u rsd ay V o i. 62, N o. 11 September 13, 1979 Arizona State University ________ _____ :____ Winging it Jerry Karon, a senior m ar­ keting m ajor, ‘ta k e s off” In front of Hayden Library. The C alifornian haa been skating for four m onths and says he has Jumped only once before. (Staff asolo by Matta—r Ua| W addell Ranch targeted Farm, prison venture proposed 'A proposal to establish a “working arrangem ent” between the future A8U experimental farm and the controversial Waddell Ranch prison Hie wan confirmed Wednesday by state corrections officials. However, Arisona Board of Regenta member Sidney Woods said ho had never heard of any such proposal. “Maybe someone has proposed it, but we certainly have no knowledge of it. he asid. “R might have been proposed informally to another regent, but net to the fooftfd MBtk ** Ellis McDougall. Departm ent of Corrections director, said no action has boon taken in nane than eight Months to continue tb s proposal “Nothing sen *a on u n ti the Reard of Regents esame back te us. We have s e t heard Dram ASU or UA (who w il abare th e farm) since we spake eight o r nine months ago,“ he said. “It was an exploratory Idea te form a Joint sn o rt an the p art of the prison and the universales ex­ perim ental farm s proposal." M cDeugallaald. - ^ Corrections Facilities D irector Tony Zolenak said the plan was to give the univocan tes land and labor a t the Ranch near Litchfield Park la exchange for Wad training and work for inmates on the farm. __ “The Departm ent of G errestisas has taken e ra r the WaddaU Ranch area and « e onvWsnod growing «repo and raising boot to soil to other institutions within the Corrections Departm ent,” he said. “We thought it would be advantageous .to ask the universities to tsk e p art.” Zeienak said although no definite plans had been made, he did think there was s til a definite poaafailty that piana would go on. “We can help in the man power area in return tor educational classes and work programs for the^ in­ m ates. It would be a way to get the moot per acre," he said. According to Robert L. Lawless, fiscal director of the regent’s central staff, the regents have filed for institutional acquisition of the Waddell Ranch land and they have been assured land will be available to them, although no official grant haa boon given. "The regents have boon looking for a good relocation spot for the UA and ASU agriculture farms with good farming land, w ater and plenty of area." he said. “The Waddell Ranch area m eets all them criteria. Lawless said although the site is in the area of the new state prison , he did not know whether the two institutions would work Jointly. “There are about &M0 acres of land there, far more than both institutions could use," he s a i ^ “Thefarm e would only take up about 1.880 acres. They w8l not necessarily he latenering with each other. The now farm would ha far both ASU and UA nee, Lawless said, even though UA would incorporate It mere since It is concerned with agriculture ties, while ASU is concerned with agriculture Socialist ca n d id a te gets canned in Tempe M etrocenter cam pus is bursting with bodies Social work students are ready to plunge into poverty laM o n te King is jum ping for O lym pic joy # Travelers relive ancient adventure In th e n e w s b r ie f 1/ . from the Assoc iQted Press FREDERIC THREATENS QULFCOAST PENSACOLA, Fla. — Hurri­ cane Frederic on Wedneeday bore down on the central Quit Coast area laid w aste by another storm a decade ago. Almost 400,000 people were ordered to get out of the path of its 130 mph winds and 15-foot tides. Massive evacua­ tions were under way in four sta te s. National Guardsmen were alerted in Florida, Ala­ bam a and M ississippi. HIJACKING ENDS IN BONN BONN, W est Germany — A young man pleading for “a hum ane world" hijacked a W est German jetliner in flight. He held out ail day at the Bonn airport, insisting the nation hear his dem ands for social change, then surren­ dered W ednesday night. The hijacker, reportedly armed with a pistol, freed the 120 passengers and four of the eight crew m em bers un­ harmed seven hours after the Lufthansa Boeing 727 landed at Bonn-Cologne Airport. CRATER EXPLODES; 6 KILLED CATANIA, Sicily — Mount Etna spewed hot rocks, gas and ash on a group of 200 tourists W ednesday near the sum m it, killing six persons and injuring at least 20, police reported. Police said three of the dead were Italians, one was a Frenchwoman, and the other two were not identified. A mountain guide said the crater “exploded like a cannon." CHANNEL SWIM POSTPONED DOVER, England — Indiana University swimming coach, Dr. Jam es “Doc” Counsiim an, W ednesday night postponed for one day his bid to becom e the oldest person to swim across th e English Channel. The 58-year-old coach from Bloomington, Ind., trainer of many of America's Olympic swim m ers including Mark Spitz, had hoped to set off from Dover beech this morn­ ing. But forecasts of strong winds in the treacherous Channel forced him to post­ AN D pone his attem pt. CARPETS Far DORMS, APTS., CARS. ALL SIZES. New A Used. Salt Used *7«° C A R P ET HO USC ITALIAN BREAKS 200-METER RECORD MEXICO CITY — Italy’s Pietro Mennea, who had said he was the best 200-meter runner in the world, proved it W ednesday, sm ashing the world record with a clocking of 19.72 seconds at th e World University Gam es. M ennea's tim e, in Mexico City's 67,000seat Olympic Stadium and 7,200-foot altitude, broke the previous mark of 19.83 Set by Tommie Smith of the United States during the 1968 Olym­ pics in this sam e stadium . CARTER ANNOUNCES 2.4 BILLION ENERGY PLAN HARTFORD, Conn. — Pres­ ident Carter announced plans W ednesday for a 82.4 billion program to help low Income families pay rising energy c o sts, and prom ised residents of the frigid N ortheast that “we will have necessary fuel to get us through th is winter.” Carter said his program would provide $1.6 billion in aid for the poor this winter, including $400 million in block grants to sta te s to provide emergency aid a s needed. RAOIOACTIVE MATERIAL PACKED TO AVOID LEAKAGE TUC80N — A large am ount of radioactive tritium h a s bean sealed in barrels to avoid radiation em issions from a manufacturing plant In a mixed residential and busi­ ness area, sta te officials said. The packing w as done Mon­ day and Tuesday by workers for the Arizona Atomic Energy Com m ission and the,A m eri­ can Atomics Corp. The material w as packed under a Superior Court order that the com pany and the sta te take ste p s to prevent further radi­ ation em issions. LION'S‘BITES' ARE MENDING SEATTLE — it took two dentists, six a ssista n ts and an anesthesiologist to perform root canal work on two un­ usual patients with m ouths the size of “a threshing m a­ chine.” All because the patients — lions — put the bite on som e transfer cage bars. The two big c a ts are now doing fine, said Bellevue root canal specialist Dr. Jam es McGraw. BRAMAN8. France (API — Two a d n u lu ra —«king Americans sad s Frenchwoman left this picturesque Alpine village Wednesday with a couple s i teas of hay .tw o rented d im s elephants sad the sasMUoa to b lo w tho L ilf - js a H B footsteps of Hannibal into Italy. ___ . . "The w eather la fantastic." aaM Jack W heelsr, s 86-yos^old former philosophy professor from Las Angeles who is heading the expedition. "W ave got the elephants sad w ere leaving right now. W e i be in Italy sometime over the weeksed.” Accompanying W heeler Is his fiancee. Jacqueline Vial-King, 35. a former Folies Bergore and Las Vegas. Nev., «bow dancer and 8am Osehin. 66. of Lea Angelas, a friend and financial backer. Also going along are two elephant handlers and a photographer. Last year W heeler led several tour groups to the North Foie for a champagne and caviar luncheon. He is planning other trips including those made famous by Marco Polo to China, Lewis and Clark in the American Northwest and Henry Stanley in Africa. This time his group plans to trace the route taken by the commander of the Carthaginian army when be crossed the Alps with 87 elephants, 20,000 infantrymen and 6.000 cavalry to fight Rome during the Second Punic W ar, which began in 218 B.C. _ _ _ _ _ _ BRmHDibhH WHX WORKS 7«.3th Str*et/'''1""'\ Ceupe Hours: IM F n io 9 A Jovial little sto re featuring th e beat selectio n of hand­ crafted p o ttery including goblets, tea p o ts, w taard jars, m ugs and ca n n isters with sm iling faces. not to mention • -..mhI«.is*».vkIW -*• t%MtK•wind I pi.mtco• h«tiwlmtmtt • m,u*.«nr \tv,nIi .«»!*■•<.tU «■LumhH«l|»LwH«,v»tB iwLw , • h . u wl ■ » • t i n t BARRELS (15.5 Gal.) Schlitz Molt Coots Olympia Milter Lite Anheuser Busch Natural light Pobst Old Milwaukee lowenbrou light Heinekeo 29.SO 29.75 21.59 25.59 29.40 21.75 22.95 12.95 92.95 Vi BARRELS (7.75 Gal.) 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JERRY'S LIQUORS 1217 South Rural Rd. 966-TO LL "Just Off Campus I I | Page 4 H m Prese Thursday, ieptember 1>, lf7 f O p in io n state press •Ine« I de not fere««« that atomic energy la to ha a great boon for a long tima, I hava to aay for the praaant It la a menace. “ Albert Einstein Guest Editorial Nuclear: the deadliest option Editor'» Noto: Dr. Mark Roador, am attociat» proftnor of political »cionco at ASU, toitifiod on Ancona and tko nuclear qmition before the U.S. Homo of Roprooontativoi Subcommittee on Energy and tko Environment of tko Committee on Interior and Incular Affair», on Aug. f t in Tucton. Tkic it hi» toitimony: It aMtna to mo that tha nuckar question ia hopolaaaly bogged down in a misplaced concretane«« which, un le u corrected, wOl have tragic consequence* for people In this and future generations. At lu u e in the nuclear debate ia not whether isolated nuclear reactors - like the Three MUe Island units — can be made safe, but rather the aort of lives people will be forced to lead u they try to secure th m . - »• «*■ • It Is only after we recognise that it is net individual nuclear reactora that have people concerned, but the whole of the nuclear fuel cycle and ita problems — of which reactors are but a part — that the objections to nuclear power come into metis. As the volume, frequency and locations of radioactive transactions expand globally people are understandably and, I believe, legitimately beginning Wa S a tfe f la raaHM that wa are wa bargained far when la fa along with the distortions and blackouts by key segments of the local media, I do not see that Arisons has either the social nubility or the skills necessary to avoid nuclear break­ downs as the fuel cycle spreads across our stats. It is because of this inadequate social climate that many of us are worried about: •the unrestrained building of three 1,270-megawatt reactors upwind from Phoenix; •the proposed opening of new. uranium mines near Wickenburg and elsewhere around the state; n h e hesitation displayed by the Arixona Atomic Energy Commission before dosing American Atomics in Tucson sifter unacceptable levels of tritium were discovered in aehool lunches and a swimming pool; •the finding of traces of radioactivity on the Ariaonaside of the R k Puerto after a recent mill tailing pond spill near Gallup, N.M.; •the reportedly slipshod handling of low-level radioactive wastes near Oracle; and •the continued eyeing of the Great Sonoran D esert — where many of us live — as the final burial ground for much of the world's increasing etoekpik of nondiepoaabk, high-level radioactive waatos. Nor do I believe that the statod values of Ariaonane — our commitment to an open, carefree and In­ dividualistic lifestyle — squares very well with the constraining, security-conscious demand« of a nuclear technology. . . Frontier values still are prised very mueh in this part of the world and they are Hkety to corns into sharp and bitter conflict with new and hostile onae aa nuckar reactors, uranium mines and waste disposal attao are to protect their Uvee, to aak how they are a world tadng the growing H bsrtks and happlneu ns proliferation and the «clear weapons prospect of nuca constant miahandUng of radioactive materiale. Given human falUbflity, people no longer doubt that nuclear accidents will happen somewhere along the line of the fuel cycle. The only Question they have I k whan, where, with what magnitude and in what form will the next incident occur? Secondly, and reiatedly, we are beginning to realiM that we are getting more than wo bargained for when we were persuaded to go along with the fission option. Today, people everywhere senes that commitment to a new source of energy brings along with it now lifestyles, and that a fission-based economy may fores us to construct a civilisation which we can neither sustain nor endure. There ia a growing sentim ent that energy chokes and Ufa chokes amount to much the same thing because, as the American eock k g iet Fred C ottosi once noted, “The energy avaQahk to man limita what be eon do and kfluooaos what ho w ri da." W hat poopk are quickly beginning to renine, as did pkyakiat Alvin Weinberg some years ago. la that the the re anees; of radk active mkhap The algas at th k eanflkt are k The Arisene Civil Liberties Unten k pries we abril have to pay for a^Undtlsoo supply of much of eur lives — by a | th e m pitoike a a the state's eeurrr of energy, the sua. transport or store either high- or low-level radioactive m aterials without incident. Should the Palo Verde reactors or new uranium mines be opened in the state, we fear the desert's frequent and severe duet storms, its complex and largely untracked w ater table« and uneven w ater quality, its periodic floods and the unrelenting heat of th r sun itself wfll expose aO of us to a constant and unnerving radioactive threat to life and property. We wonder, tor example, what would have happened in the Phoenix-area this last Spring when the city was severed by a flood, its major b rib e s washed out. If H had been the Palo Verde reactors under construction at W intereburg, rather than the com­ pleted one 2,000 miles sway near Harrisburg, th at had gone out. Or Just how, and at what sconomfc and human cost, the state's utilities intend to protect the physical in­ tegrity of miles of pipeline buried in the desert and carrying reactor cooling w ater, against flood erosion and other contingencies of nature, or of man, during the next 80 to 40 years? For the people of Ariaona — dtiaens of both a solar . . . The Ateanfe Afa k coming te aa ead. Either wa must be rid of ft qukldy end compUtnfr or It will destroy an ._______ state and of aa increasingly shrinking planet — more, then, is a t stake In the nuclear con trove rsy than securing a handful of reactors. Along with poopk everywhere, we are beginning to realine th at nuclear power, and energy problem« in general, involve bosk issues of peoee, liberty, equality, health and continuity for ourselves and our posterity and th at how, and if, we resolve them will decide the tote of human Ufa on earth. All of ua muat now realise th at, one way or another, the Atomic Ago is coming to an end. E ither we m ust be rid of It quickly and completely or H will destroy us. I am quite certain th at I, and most poopk around the world, would stand with this committee ware it to prevent our further nuckar bondage by d osing the nuclear tori cycle here in the deserts of the American Southwest where the Atomic Ago was stillborn. No reactors. No uranium mines. No radioactive burial grounds silently k aking radioactivity k the biosphere. W hat wo aak for, kstaad , k the In­ troduction of the tong-overdue and peaceful energy of the aua. - D r . Mark I Letter to the Editor W e 'v e g o t reservations In ra s N N I» Mary GUeapk s (8apt. 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Vegetables A Choice of Potato. Happy Hour 4-6 DaÜy Pern Hois Woniwm a Use tower level of Memorial Union $1.50 University I.D. $2.00 Public Admission I M F ILM j COMMITTEE Pag« • Stata P r a ti Thureday, te p te m ber IS, 1 W ïïz t t Woman*» Hair Sh FREE TUBE tpooor Of Rofflsr Shampoo or Cor Conditioner With A rtelr Stylt Offar Good W ith Coupon Expira» 9-28-70 905 E. LEMON FREE GIFT WITH A N Y BIKE PURCH ASE 966-1391 m m TEMPE ARIZONA 10 minutai away horn In Quedelepe, laaa Uva In povarty. Thaaa Americana and Yaqul program InveMng throe Interna from the School of to m u t i t i vrl hv the werft aa anon aa the Peugeot 10-Speeds *145 & up Centurian 10-Speeds Roller Skates Mopeds Tubeless Tires For No Flats be the locus < Worte. The studente \ City Council. BIKES 'n' THINGS IS CLO SE TO ASU University S Q V 2 Apacha 1020 S . M c C lin to c k 968-4511 S ta ff photos b y Lars Jones A p V > muas • • vans MAMNES • MOTOnCVOES m • MOPEDS autos HAVING TROUBLE GETTING AUTO INSURANCE? v ° Friday, September 14 _ _ ---AMI Music Theatre* T i t -ErM »•citai Hall W " * e Two Shows at 7:30 and lO p m $5 ($3.50 A.S.U.) A re you "too young"? Fast Car? Too many tickets? DWl? No prior, insurance? .: r— W E CAN HELP! Call Today for Quote ACTION at al Si's Audo locations and MU208 J AnASASU IReal Jazz Serles Proel IN S U R A N C E at H CENTER 267-0700 6 0 6 0 E . M c D o w e ll R o a d P h o e n ix Thursday, Septem ber 13,1979 State Prese Pag* 9 $100,000 program initiated to assist Chicanos, Indians ITALIANYACHTCLUB Guadalupe will place its seal of approval on a unique program involving the ASU School of 3odai Work tonight, the Guadalupe city manager said Wednesday. “There are a few paints to be clarified yet, but the contract probably will be approved a t the council meeting Thursday," Je rri Pastor said. The program will plaee social work interns from ASU into the homes of Chieano and Yaqui Indian families throughout Arisons. Three interns will sta rt work in Guadalupe immediately. A team of negotiators from ASU has been meeting with officials from the town to arrange final details of the program that w il in­ volve members of the Chieano and Yaqui Indian community in Guadalupe with the School of Social Work. "Funds for the new program are supplied by a grant from the National Institute of Mental Health,” said Santiago Rodrigues, the program 's director. “More than $100,000 wifi be spent each year for the project, which has to be renewed annually by the institute.” He added that Guadalupe is an important area for the project but Ju st W est of Hayden on East Curry Road W e h o v e c o u rse s yo u w ill e n jo y I 20% STUDENT DISCOUNT — Merely Show Your ASU I.D. Card During 1979 Exceptional Pizza, Pasta 6 Sandwiches with Beer, Wine or Cocktails Lunch & Dinner • Closed Sundays Go Back Jo School hi^Style!... “2h# program w ith A SU mvolvoa working dnoettp w ith the peop fc . . . ” the program also involves work with Chicanos and Yaquis throughout the entire state. Guadalupe A ssistant City Manager Joee Soiares J r. said Wed­ nesday th at th e negsttMfens involveing the monetary aspects of the program indude distributing the funds for interns and the use of municipal facilities. “In the past, the people of Guadalupe have been abused by students and schools who do academic studies," Soiares said. "The program with ASU involves working directly with the people on a social work basis. The directors have assured us it wiB not be strictly a study, but a program that will help the community in many ways." Soiares added that stwfies in the past have prompted city officials to send a directive to school districts serving Guadalupe, induding ASU, requesting all studios on the people of the d ty be cleared in advance through the town council. “There have some been weird studies in the past, most of them were before the town was incorporated," he said. Before 1975, Guadalupe was an unincorporated section of Maricopa County. The move to incorporate Guadalupe as a town qualified the city for federal grants and other benefits. Soiares recalled one study sponsored by the U.S. Departm ent of Defense which involved Yaqui Indiana. “The defense people thought there were some sim ilarities between the Yaquis and th e, Viet­ namese. They were studying them because of that," he said. City officials are quick to point out th at 70 percent of the ap­ proximately 4,000 residents of Guadalupe are Chieano. A c h o ic e of FR EE e x tra s w ith e a c h new SCHWINN C entu rion V en tu ra fully a s s e m b le d S o le P rice » 1 1 9 . 9 5 20% O FF T b X e k NEW jo __ JlLe_ USED «u $ turn »«• l«l SALES j SERVICE 7 1 « M ill A v a . • 9 6 7 -2 1 3 7 osatu / real jazz series I presents I Flying B uffalo» Game Store most com puto fantasy game selection m t h is c o m e r o f the unioerse WARGAMES MINIATURES FANTASY GAMES and GAME NIGHTS! Si::;:::«: 5•#•••••••*3 - 10% off on all Avalon Hill A SPI Games 1340 N. Scottsdale Road in the Woolco Shopping Center at Curry & Scottsdale Roads in Tempe 966-4727 FREE FANTASY OR CIVtLWAR FOSTER WITH THIS AD Pag» 10 S t a f Prose Thursday, Septem ber 13,1979 ISO VMH. WHY DO W S J IWART 4 (MAI « TrniJ M arijuana, aura talks to prasan t conn I D00NES8URV n by G arry T radenti 'the o th ar s id e ' The F riends of A lter­ natives, a new campus organization devoted to showing ‘’th e oth er side of th e s to ry ” w ill be presenting tw o free lec­ tu res in th e MU. The first presentation, “M arijuana: The soup’s up — w hat’s in th e pot?” will address th e controversy ab o u t th e e ffe c ts of m arijuana on th e body. The le c tu re . begins a t 7:30 tonight in th e MU Santa Cruz Room. The second lecture, “The P roperties of th e Human A ura,” will include a slide presentation explaining th e m a ste ry of th e F o u r Elem ents in th e planes of the chakras. The lecture will be a t 7:30 Friday evening in the MU Yavapai Room. A dm ission is fre e . Inform ation is available a t 967-3991. k I l n UH.. MM I I'M HR. ASKÊHovou a m n rn . AK.M K»? JM U J t VOUMUST •jcm atr as moms « ou?Mm. 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SELL AND TRADE FINE QUALITY USED RECORDS AND CASSETTES OPEN MONDAY - SATURDAY 10-9 Limit: one por cuotomor • I L Are rags Price for Four Cylinder $35.00 in c lu d e s: Parts $ Labor with Valve Adjustm ent. Call for price. D eadline for subm itting an application is Tuesday. n... w u cv«*. M in n eso ta_____ Predict the score. Home team in caps: □ □ O □ D Cl FLORIDA STATE UA PENN ST. MICHIGAN Purdue HOUSTON KENTUCKY □ O □ □ □ U □ n use n n n □ □ □ SYRACUSE MICHIGAN ST. CLEMSON Texas A&M STANFORD ARKANSAS COLORADO NEW ORLEANS DALLAS Miami Denver GREEN BAY COLLEGE 7 □ Arizona St. □ California 6 16 □ Rutgers 7 Vz □ Notre Dame 61* □ UCLA □ Florida 13 □ Miami (Ohio) 8 29 □ Oregon St. □ W est Virginia IS □ Oregon 10 4 □ Maryland □ BAYLOR 9 81* □ San J o s e St. □ Colorado St. 17 P Louisiana St. 3 PROS □ □ □ □ □ 1 6 9 31* 3 Philadelphia Chicago MINNESOTA ATLANTA Tampa Bay First prize wiH bp any three single LPs or tap es (mfg. list $7.98) from Tower Records. Second prize is e certificate for dinner for two (excluding liquor) from RoeHa's Mexican and American Restaurant. Third place is a free hour of skating for taro from Solar Rollers. Impres s ive, eh? Name Phone THE ALTERNATIVE NIGHTCLUB PRESENTS T W O SHOW S 1 NKfHTLY 9 PM & Saturday t í PM Gant Viyella Shirt in Wool & Cotton 55/45 Snapfinger Dress Jeans All Cotton in Rust & Slate Grey « C K UNGER and Spedai G u tit Star HANS OLSON . . . And On Sunday M A T T H E W W A S H IN G T O N 706 South Forest « Tem po • 967-8747 O n e block north of University M onday through Friday 10-6 Thursdays until 8:30 Thufaday, Saptam bar 13,1979 Stata Pr— Pap# 13 More about A S U 's LaMonte King gives track team a leap forward W ait Point and UA — ail to próvida a ltd »chobrahlp to tbo Ugh aehool Right the peythcUgy major ia ranked ‘ in Urn world in tha long Jmnp to M iaoiaaippi S ta te 's L arry Myrieka, who haa a 87-llVk to L/TfJP TOUR^ R A CE^ ' X l Æ lÆ COLLEGE CITYCYCLEBY Ma credit. King b o b it'» on|jr a abort jum p to th e to p . and ia psychologically ready for tha fightoT ^ 909 E. LEM ON, (602)906-0642 TEM PS A R IZO N A . 852811» i m But a combination of an aroraian ta tha ooid and a wellpackaged trip to Irrina landed th e Olym pic hopeful in California. “Irrin a b only a few mQaa from tha beach," King mid, “and it'« a now aehool and a nice placa, aa I andad up there. Müler had a lot to da with it aba, m wall aa my not liking tha ooid." King wao a hurdler ta high aehool aa wail aa a bog jum per, but acrappod tha hurdling pooition a fte r graduation became of tha taciuaacd height (8 tarima) in collaga hurdle», T u tao chart to taka the eoDege hurdlee,“ aaid the B-foot8 junior. "Whan I got to Irvine I qu it hurdling and atarto d concentrating on running the •plinto. Thorn college hurdlee were juat toe Ugh." A fter returning from the World Gamoa in Monteai iCity on Tueoday, whore ho third in th e long jump with a Sta­ l l 1/» effort. King waa preparing to atari a rigorous training / u m Ve u â ] S A L E S , P A R T S 8 R EP A IR S fin e * Commerçai Art i Drafting Supplies* Equipment O ffe rin g STUDEN T & Pm atarttag In on the weighta now and Urn over-dial Bare program to got a good aprint pace,“ ha aaid. TD polish up aa the aeaaon goes along. I d u a l Jump a t all over th a aunmmr, and hadn't made a Jump until the and of July before 1 wont to Moutao City, and than I only praettead off and on far two TEACHER Discounts! LaM onte King Featuring Thru Sept. 20% O ff All Individual Acrylics King aaid ha m having no problema making th a tra nation r a n tha amali, community-type atmoopbora a t Irvine to too largar population a t ABU. 1 haven't ro aly frit any affect yet," ha aaidT^Cvorythtag ia going amooth aa tar." King will pompata in tovitattanala th b year, running Plus. Crownljte Lamps Special 1095 Flux Company Inc. 17“ 4554 N.Cefttrel.PHX. 248-7000 SUPER BARGAINS • SporUhÜ» fay Add» v»ive»ietM .oo...... m •M ia r PnU by A. Smb vateeoteaii.aa. 759 W ANNA GET LUCKY? W atch for the G o o d For Y ou FREE LU N C H LO TTER Y THIS W EEK'S WINNERS OF A FREE LUNCH FOR TWO ARE: «rOntolGniekl tr Bob K ohra * Knran Rlnnntonn «rMlehnnl J . 8nunr * Norriu Williams meaeaemUnu.tauMMtaaaatsa.ioni • BREAKFAST •LUNCH • DVdNER • HUNGRY SATB F0S •SALAD BAX •SANDWICHES •SOUPS •SOFT FROZEN YOGURT FA» tan fcr On Cn. Jm !» M l............ PEAK SURPLUS 520 S. Mill, Tampa *♦ead » uaaa■ 894-9137 TH E H EA LTH FU L ALTER N ATIVE optaidA.ua. m iP .il ill AJAtotP.M. AVW V %\\vv Page 14 State Presa Thursday, Septem ber 13, 1979 Sproul's knee dam aged, but spirit is uninjured It’s kind of tough to come back to a place where you were booed more than wooed. But th at's exactly what former ASU quarterback Dennis Sproul is attem pting to do. And so far. he's been more than suc­ cessful. “I was told that if I ever came back here, Td have a job waiting," skid Sproul, who finds himself in Tempe after a one-year shot at the pros with Green Bay. "W e're really happy to be back.” And working. After a knee injury shortened his rookie season with the Packers. Sproul was released by the NFL team in August upon suffering a second knee injury. He didn’t seem surprised -the Pack gave him the “pink slip." "When you can’t throw and can't run, it's hard for someone to keep you around,” said Sproul, who threw a total of 12 passes in 1978. “It’s pretty hard to make an NFL team sitting in the trainer’s room, and a team can’t afford to have too many guys behind the starting quarterback.” Now Sproul and his wife live in The Lakes. His only sport is golf. And he and a business partner are organizing a company dealing in home beverage delivery. He also sells securities for Universal Group, Inc. But 1st 42 games during four autumns between 1974 and 1977, Sproul plied his trade calling signals for the Sun Devils. And while his career record put him second in total p—«ng yards behind Danny W hite, ASU football fans placed him one step higher than mud in their minds. All through his sophomore, junior and senior years at ASU, Sproul was locked into his now-legendary quarterbacking rivalry with Fred Mortensen, now with the Washington Redskins. It seemed th at during those three years, it didn't m atter if a fan rooted for the Devils or not. Instead, it was if he were a Sproul man or a Mortensen fan. And with the huge local following the Devils have, Mortensen — himself a Tempe High School grad — usually won out among the tens. Se whan ASU conch Frank Kush placed Sproul in the lineup, the insertion usually was accompanied by a chorus of boos. But the jeering didn’t bother Sproul. At least not visibly. “It was just one of those things," Sproul said in retrospect. “I had to learn to taka the good with the bad. I ronsidsr ed myasif sort of a relief pitcher. If I had a bad game, they’d bring Fred in. And it wont the other «ray too." But the fans didn't give Sproul any relief. The booing continued into the Davis* 4*7 “bomb" of 1978 and increased during the *77 mason — not so much because Sproul was so bad, but because the capacity of Sun Devil Stadium was increased from 81,000 to 58,000. It w am t until Sproul’s final game as a Sun * Devil that he won more than his share of fens. It was the 1977 Fiesta Bowl, and although ASU lost 42-30 to Penn State, Sproiil c a ls it his favorite game. The 6-foot-2 quarterback riddled the Nittany Lions for 830 yards in the air, and won the game’s Moot Valuable Player award. And the booing stopped. Respect «ms finally his. "I sure m hell hope so," said Sproul, who. completed 22 passes while playing catch-up in the game. "1 was hurting Ik e heB all the time because of the back brace I had to «roar. “I cracked a few vertebrae during the UofA game the week before, so I was only sble to practice about throe tim es for the Fiesta Bowl." But it was Sproul’s ability to “play with pain" that brought him to the attention of the NFL, and Packer coach Bart S tarr in par­ ticular. S tarr quarterbacked Green Bay through the “glory years" of Vince Lombardi during the mid-1960s. Often Starr hhnsolf had to play hurt, and the five-year Packer mentor saw a lot of himself in Sproul. Green Bay selected Sproul No. 8 hi the 1878 draft, and he stuck with the Packers that summer, playing backup to David W hitehurri and collecting cobwebs charting plays on the sidelines. It wm last Oct. 22 in Mfieraukaa when Sproul had a chance to shako loose mom of the rust. The Packers were trailing Dallas hopelessly and Sproul entered the game. He cooopieted two pasese, but on his third attem pt a Cowboy defensive end cr ashed feta the rookie and bowled him over. The ride off the field in a makeshift shopping cart signaled, for a l intents and purposes, the and of Sproul’s NFL career. Yet, ho holds no eshunotiy toward the Packers. “It’s a class organisation, they taught am a hell of a lot,” said Sproul, «rho wm on hand for ABU’S 17-9 lorn to Cal on Saturday. ‘T h at’s why I wm bitching and screaming a t ASU so much.” Spoken like one of Donnie’ Conner “enemies." N ew M exico tourney opens spikers season T he A SU ’a w om en's volleyball team opens its 1979 season in Las Cruces, N.M ., w here the Devils will compete in the New Mexico S tate Tournam ent Friday and Saturday. ASU faces Texas M M , U TEP, New M exico, Oklahoma. Sul Roes NAU and host New Mexico S tate. "There are a lot of team s we haven't seen y et, so we dqa’t know exactly how we’ll do," said first-year coach Dale Flickinger. "Of course, w e're kind ot an unknown, too. "W e do expect to finish in the sem i-finals, a t least, though.” Probable sta rte rs for ASU are Nancy C orea and K athy Ehrin a t middle blockers, Joan Oakley and Peggy F lathers a t setters and Jodi Dangel and Sheri Lobb a t outside h itters. "O ur girls have really come along, after practicing fo r a solid m o n th ," Flickinger said. "I think w ell be very com petitive in this tournam ent." ASU opens its home season W ednesday against Mesa Community College. The Devils* WCAA con­ ference season sta rts Sept. 28 a t home against UCLA. W AN T AD S START HERE A nnouncamant» INDIANS UNITE — Pick up nMhe student information today. Aetlvltiee aponaorad by American Indian Ouaada SMS THE FUTURE fa comm« WIH you ba ita craatuio. or Ha creator? Join the coalition to Foetar Human maturity and hetp create the future. P.O. Box 34122. 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M l S«S4.________ S/M B e a l »»tote HOW WOULD you Hka lo and your cotlagA earner with money m your pochât and M the aame ttme Wmtneta the iwMle o l finding a placa to thro each time you return to echod? Cell ma tor datane: Tad Brownell. Rodaron Romney Em. MA-tSP* or OM43** g/tg eia vitamina, 12* ítem» to ffoom m aft W w M 10/12 FISHER AOCUMET pH mata r. Modal 310. Perfect condition; comprato WVW* mPnIM. 0/12 1100. MS-TOT* Mtar 5 p.m. LAM ES LEATHER saw tal saia. M.OS, 110.00. *1*00. «26.00. Sacratonr Shop. TB7 South Foraat, Temps, •00-1772 10/12 Priâtma. new ■hold KM pro*/14 SEWING MACHINE, Free Aim, nettar e«ad. TOTS, ossi model, aim in corion. FuH originel gegrautes, tag s everything Ge*t BASS, muai ssertfies, SUS. I also have bAAutiful cabinet that orano with 12/7 K . Privata Hwwra. BAB-2127. AMMBOAII AMD UhHaA /MrtbTO dMawM 10/10 eav*Ara torrara, M 4 B M I. S/M PART-TIME CASHIERS n u dad, perfect student |ob. Apply Los Araoo Chroma, Thursday. 1-*: Friday, 1-6._________ SM3 ATTENTION: Drama and Spu t f i maforo. You oouMaam from «6-StO par hour vddta pradtoing and Improving voto* habita. graiora._____________ TRUCK DRIVER naadod to 10000 to» oraam vending trucks 1016 N. Varda Lana. 246-000*______________ » 1» w WANTED: PART-TIME iscaptiom d Tueeday - Thursday-Saturday. Apply m parson, 46E. Broadway . Broadway and MHI. 0/1S SHAKLEE CENTER. IS W ad Atontada Or.. Bull* 1 « . 0050470. bualnaaa opportun­ ities uniImitad. Call for eppddm em or drag by. Open 0 A m .-7 p.m. S/3B FULL-TIME or Fort-Mtno, »aHepeopta to wotfc with otftoo products. Kncwladga o l otftoa product* or orttoo work hatpful as wall oo knotriodgo o l bODMroopmg. Tmnoporration. C M Frank: SSS-71M or 0*5 «03 - ___________ s m MALE MOOELS. Photographer will b* In Phoenix during October and naada (Pac-10 man) varanlie modal*. Thao* »alaciad will renitri ganaroua ranumoralIon. Sand M detail*, including raosm photo*: Sox 06116. C leveland, Ohio »4106______ SM4 HELP WANTED: Experienced bartender and oookuil wMraas. Two-Lip* Cat* 2523230 S/TA PART-TIME NIGHT bus hatp vrontad. Apply In parson after 7 p m. at Ninth and Aah *60 South Aah._________ >/M PART-TIME OAOYSITfER/ HOUSEKEEPER needed to holp whh 3 am M chiidran near campus. tS7-OS06._______________ SMA TELEPHONE MARKETING lepraeentdhrra nasttad to ceil from our conran torn Scotts­ dale location. Pleasant part-tima poaKton with national firm. Four noun daily with openings from 0 to 6. C M Mr. Johneon M 994-8636 moming» only, untH noon. 0/14 NEED EXTRA MONEY? Why net gtvo ue a call? Junior. Ssntor gtrta lataphona for agtxiintnronta No ados tnvohmd. Flax tola houra, apgraxlmatoly IS houra/woM. C M 275-7100, Mr. OMbo._____________ W fS OIRL. GUYS, six people needed mv madlatafy part-time Expanding company. CoH bOriy, SM-74M._____________ W O PART-TIME C A S H » « needed, ported student lob. Apply Loo Araoo Cmamo, Thursday, t-b. Friday. 1-6. S/13 RESPONSIBLE. NON-SMOKER, smd. to ahora meo 4 bodroom houoa. % mira to ASU. quMt ootobtlolwd StM/month and % utHiMaa Stava, SIM . _______________ » AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY: good poaHton lor attendant/nursing assistant, mol»/ Iemote, woih day ohtft Monday - Friday. FuH-tuna or port-ttmo tor dieetotad ASU grad students. Ctoaa to campua 007-0740. w SMS NON SMOKER TO ohms luxury one * room apartmom M Samloga Apto. I varsity Orive. StAS/amoM, stinti»» ciudM . Real, rannra. era. 036*400 A 0134. Nsod four studBnts to work port-time picking up and deitvering orders. Flaxibie hours. Begin earning $4.75 pgr hour. Cor, phone nec­ essary. Call 835-1353. ? Fuller Bruah Company 5 Arizona 5 m. ‘Will Train ‘ Rapid Advancement CALL MIKE NARROW o/is ______kin a madam, eornfaitabta an tans dtatanea W ATS una», « g » (A ED • I M S gar hour, g d d f SMA •B4-113B t M RpFmW^wsvJTO M S mm* Fbk % $ X ER O X C O P IE S w ith y o u r Student Discount MambarsMp Card FR EE CA R D «m T y p in g TYPING, NEAR ABU. Raaaorch papara, tnassa, diasan« lona English degree. Editing. 7 yaare auparíanca. *07-4443. S/M TYPING, 13 years »apertane». 13 in taw, IBM Corroding Satadric It. 264-TOM. Julia. 13/7 TYPING, corredino Setactric typawritar. South Tamp* area. *31*770 10/5 TYPING: The***, Dissertations. Term Papar», ara. Prataaatonat «acratary. ac­ curata. »palling cortedad, raaeotrobta reta«. 0450207_________________SMS TYPING - ACCURATE - IBM Sdad rtc. C M Owen, 835*204.____________ SMS TYPING, IBM SELECTM C. Manuscript*. Th****. Dissertation». Temi Pepar». M cante par page Call Janet. 834-0M3 0/31 . EXPERIENCED TYPIST. Thaeaa, di•»•na­ tion*. angrg/tach. («port*. *36-0002 S/M •3.00/hour to start B so* lows • oaod, «rara w rabM » vota*, grasar graamrag ta» b pnOwataam and aaaw olfMn KkML ara aapartsnoaS mratasaraw d a fwtdta bafng paM at couraa). Ora M e i» AM our I a wM AA dkaafs ra 9 Mnwn |m » avA A rgw TWhAAOrttoAia I BEDROOM. 3 H adau rad iara*toO d ap ap artapalyear TYPING, sall-corracllng machina; M typ­ ing dona. 4 years legal axpartonoa. Call Mary. 8356426. S/13 . CM SM S WINDOW TINTING, auto apoddtat. dudant-craft»man Sava high aftop coat* Personal and protaaalonal results Wathday mormnga. Sun-stop. (053346. 0/21 NOW HIRING S/13 kO U M BURN CALORIES away without Stating or counting oalertoa. Laos weight tad artthout oxaretaa. Up to on* pound a day. For details sand *20 to UPS, P.O. Sax 4*1, Phoenix, AZISOOI._____________ 10/10 Contractors Supply PART-TIME >.m antas o n d i STUDENTS CHILD Owe Camar has aama epanlnga lor 4 and 5-yaar otda, whoa» paranta aro law meoms. C M M l SITS Immadlataly. 0/14 TYPING: ISM Satadric. rush job» pecaptad. taiga or »mall. Protaratone! and vary reraonebto. 631*730._________ SM* I intaradad in ROOMMATE W A N TS! to Shan *»0*0 m a nraa 2 baSracm. I bam aparte approKtmaMy > miras hem ASU. R OOOO STUOENTO save 26% on A d a maurano*. Non amohara save 16%. O M Orava LwndM. Farmer» Inavranaa, ASU ftapraaanratlva. 0151400__________S/3B GRADUATE COLLEGE axpartiaa. Quality typing. Dissertaiions, these*. and raaaarch papare. Patti. 8351700. Dabby, M54624. S/M 258-0055 CAMERA SHOP rwada parson, 5.30 -1:30 p.m. 1 1 /* PART-TIME PROGRAM LEADER - Scottadato Otri* Club (945*020) Gymnaatic», camping/natura, modeling, reerealton, 10/2 PERFORM CONTACT program regarding G .l. SHI. M ud ba tronhdmtt m madtng public, ba adf-md harad. and have trans­ portation Phone 266-7251. oxt. 337. Outroach. f*■111 hrnIm VSnunTMi TYPING: IBM Electronic Tana papara, roaarach papare, dieeertdtone. manuecriptts. taps transcription Scoriadata. Jaanntqua, 0*6 «636.________ 10/1 LOCAL AMWAV distributor expanding bualnaaa. Saak* amgtaa or cooptai, parttima or full timo, no obligMion. «33-tMT. SIX ATTRACTIVE man and wonwn needed a* models lor commercial advertising Would prater pome experience, but not raqutrad. Day* and hour* flexible. For appointment. MA-7SM. t/ iA i SandS* « M r at eodoolaM TYPIST (ISM Saf d r t c). part-time, ftoxtbla houra. lian acriba manuscripts and magattna artIdas Alas, arttot lor pasra-up 2 day* each month. Rural and Southern. •00-2311 »'I® homamaking. ari- ______________ SEA-FARE R8 - Earn whll» you Mam tho way* of the aaaaboord s W ftohmg voaaol. LIN stylo chango program bagmo Oct t. Share exponas during training. Hood cook. dock hand*. Hah pultor» Travol to Con­ forms coast and oft-ahoro islands. 272TOM_________________________ *¡«3 PART-TIME HELP wanted, no axporionco nacasaary. now Ftoda M M toad ton. Call 007-0317 or apgly m parson at Metro Canter. OtngtaaFotmdW aor. 0/10 WANTEO: FEM ALE to Share 3 bedTOOO bom Condo. *190 Flu* * uttitrao. p near the lahaa. 030-7077.__________ S mm BTUOENTS - part-time wwk-Nuraa* atdao, homamahara, AN** and LPfTo. Earn extra money in your spars time. Worn staff rattaf In hoapHats and home oars. Pick your own houra and day*. C M 284-SI40 tar Inter riser________________ 0*1« ■alas. No aaportanoa m em ery Must bo malura and urna graomad. M to M houra waxen#. H a m ItaaMo. Store In goad MALE OR FEM ALE to Ohara now 3 badroom. 2 both townhomo. vt mho horn ASU. Fool. built-in «raohsr and dryer 3190 and uMHttra Ktrfc, M4-1S37________ S/1A KUSTOM « OIIAHNtL AMPLIFIER AND SPEAKER. PRO MBtKS M M BTMtBB. U a M M rim ra WtAAaeriftoA C M Carrara BUS *M M M a h a i * p m IM S VW BEETLE. fe e d rasam im. S I.1M AT BAM Alfar O M M l B M f BM4 AVAAAIB*- S S T " * “ **' * * * * a n te d LIQUOR STORE CLERK Fteatato houra. bonuo paid. Phono 276-3S03 and oM lor Tom or Holon._______________ p e r s o n a l. 1*77 SUZUKI QT790 with CoHfta tot* trailer. Excellent condition. 10,000 mile» Hitch, wiring matahad. «1,300. boat oftar •4747*0 Jack. ______________ S/TA W TWO HOURS for 9100? Thto oouM hoppon to you. Joto our topm.tOF, *44-2207. S/13 A R IZO N A S C H O O L O P P R O FE S S IO N A L B A R T E N O C R t WHO. WHAT and where la Ih» Lyceum? -CMSSS-3437andftndout. S/TA IM Byron, I » P PAAT-TH4E COMMERCIAL aittot Meat So IMahad noth. Houra Waal iPPOwriVnlnV, OIR */14 »1*0. sots. WHY RENT? Invest! Baautltui I t x ST one badroom mobHa home, one year oM. walk lo ASU. 727 East Apache. *61. SS7-S3M after 3:00.______________________S/TA n W B FM O , W IONS or tam ____ „ „ nam. UiiiWlaa paM. danarnow Trae M arinai ton , oaA 1-474-3436. SM 4 I t o lo WANTED. AMERICAN and Unllod Airline diecount coupons. 2774720 S/M •CUQBOT o n te d FEM ALE, SHANK Wand nan Itouaa In AliwaluaaA. SMS/month. utititira to- FABST BOCK BEER, S1.*S, Rtunito I m bruaoo, «2 90. Haagan Oat natural loo cream, paokaga liquors, over 30 imported boar». Rundlaa. oomar Unlvaraity and Mb). SOT-SOTS.______________________ SIM YAMAHA 0-2 MSS, «swilln* Fra Amp. SIM . o t i W AfOtalrora rail *66*646. a it UP TO 40% discount mmoral», hart»», ft choose 031-«SSI m W o n * « N EED S« Attendants, reader», study aid* tar Otoabtod Student». Salaried and votuntaars Canted Alan at *06*462 or *46«. SMA MOOELS W ANTED tor non-profit organiza­ tion (not an agency). Experience helpful but n d raqutrad. Far dataHa. writs Phaanix Independent Modal* AaasdaMsn, 21 » S. 46th SI . Suita 101, Tampa 66202 S/13 12 ATTRACTIVE woman tar aamthuda photo calender Daily taa paM. Contact TanunraM S d -lS M . taavamaaaaga. S/2t WANTED: American and united Abtina diacount coupon* 277-0720 ISMS ATTENTION Gradual* Student» VAtuntaaie naaSMI I *m asto Au am aludant who l* Aahdvding a raaaarch study tar St* putpera ot determining it Sanson » Rata*»tten Raagenra aaart* an aftad an tha Mad a fly itrohrayraA; AtysA A fad traA taASAdL w g m d h a d *1 madhdton and AM Mlaraatra m pan iciAd ins ra a aubfadtatb* DMA Man‘a N liel P a w l « a ra ra assi «alata RIVHUUBMG A ll QoM, Diamond, EmoroM, Ruby or S a p p h irB JG W G iry. H com a* tiri» to graduará and a*N, tha apprAclafton yM* ÄRii m ay pay tira M Adu ara or pra faaaion d M h o M . C an « s t ö r tttraro R M R . O pen Sundays. S/M ■HM B a i r J mV R H K W G et your tubes early e t the Exxon station The com er of M cK ellip a and M e sa Drive A d » * » '* d *— A * H rTuiadaya or taw ea*h to loan bant** around A B U . BMB« Ask for Paul Posters $31-1114 or M I-M W « QoM ChGifTB, COllGCtkMM or IndlvMuol piocot. EstatGs our «piscteMty. 2 7 9 - 1 7 1 1 12»? Tw o Donations in the Same 1 W ork W eek (Mon. - Sat.) and W e'll Give You a Coupon Good for $2 O ff Any Size Pizza or 50* O ff | Any Sandwich at Round Table Pizza, Next to I SPECIAL BONUS with this ad j I N ew D onors R eceive Us on Rural. an A d d itio n a l *2 University Plasma Center Across From the ASU Compos 1015 S. Rural Road • Tampa 9 6 8 -6 1 3 9 W atch F o r O u r Flyers O n C a m p u s • Listen F o r U s O n K U P D £r K D K B Radiol HOURS: Monday Saturday 8 Donor Requirements Almost any person in • flood sta ts of health may donate to a plasm apheresis program. The standards that apply to the usual donation of blood apply here. However, since th is procedure may be repeated a s often a s eight tim es a m onth, In com parison to the longer tim e of once every eight weeks for whole blood donations, greater attention m ust be paid to maintaining a high standard of health. The diet should consist of above normal fluid Intake, be high In protein and nutritious to help the body m anufacture plasm a proteins quickly. Getting enough sleep and exercise am also important to stay m top condition. Blood protein te s ts sre carried out periodically on ail donors to confirm their physical status. The Many Uses of Plasma When plasm a Is collected, it is separated a t the tim e of collection for use a s a source of fata Mood grouping antibodies or for other derivatives such a s gam m a globulin, fibrinogen, and 'album in. For therapeutic applications, plasm a has many uses. The general uses may be divided Into three perts: (1) to com bat hemorrhagic disorders by supplying su b stan ces lacking M the plasm a of the recipient; (2) to replace acuta protein deficiency due to severe hemorrhage, lo ss of fluid from the body, or renal d lseaae; (3) to build up certain types of patients preoporativety and poetoperatively. 6 F D A Regulations ‘ P o sitive Identification is necessary, e g driver's licen se or other 1.0. w ith birthdete. ‘ D onations are lim ited to tw o tim es in seven days. There m ust a lso be a sa-hour lapse between d onations. A t our center, you m ust wait 72 hours betw een d onations. ‘ You m ust have a p h ysical esam ination. O ur physician wHl d o th is at our esponse. Paid Donations Unlike donating whole blood, plasm a donations am paid for, and since you am able to donate twice In a seven day period, that m eans added income to you. At prw ent, when you donate you will receive $10.00 for each donation. You can earn up to $20.00 weekly or $80.00 monthly. Commonly Asked Questions •Why can I donate so often? Unlike whole blood donations, whan It Is necessary to wait sight weeks to regenera te rad blood oetle, plasm a and Its com po n en ts oan be replaced within two days. •How will continual plasm apheresis affect m e? With a proper diet, and a good health regimen, them should b e no harmful effects. Continual monitoring of your health assu re s your stfe ly . •WIN it hurt? _ . Plasm apheresis Is virtually painless, t h e initial venipuncture Is th e only discom fort involved M the procedure. •How long d o es this prooaas take? The mittol donation involves s physical exam ina­ tion. This beginning donation takas approxi­ mately two hours, with subs e quent donations usually taking about one and one half hours.