C o s ts trim m ed Revised pool plan gives builders 2nd bid chance ^ y Ja e q n rifa e C U M Fisas lor ASlTs m w iwimming pool t w i n «ID s tts a p t S “comeback" Friday whoa the revised plea is made availabl* to Valley contractors. "We have done a number of things to reduce the cost to try sad put it s bttlo more la Mae with the Univer sity's budget," said WBlam FarreU. the chief v d d tec t. “Friday, the plans will be made available to contractors for consideration." The original plan was sub­ m itted to Sverdrup and Pares! and Associates, the designers, for re-evaluation about a month ago, Farrell said, after the University rejected the bid extended on the project. H erbert Bay, assistant vice president lor Physical FaeU tiss, told the State Press Aug. 28 th at A8U intended to reject the .company's offer of $4.5 million because the University lied only budgeted for $2.5 million. "They spent a lot of time studying the project for other alternatives before it was submitted to us again, but they didn't have many alternatives to turn to,” Farrell said. Ho added the modification process included selecting standardised m aterials more readily available to contractors. "We did not alter the con­ figuration of the pool itself or change the qualty level" he arid. "We just looked for some substitutes tin t might locally standardise the plans better. "Nobody wanted to bid an the proj ect a t first; there was just too much construction locally. "Also, part of the problem was th at a lot of contractors ate not used to this type of project and th ey classified it as specialised, which could have been part of tb s reason for the high bid th at was first ex­ tended." Contractors will have ap- «tnSmMOpass* \ Wednesday Arizona State University stale press Tempo, Artsona V Septem ber 26, 1979 Voi. 62, No. 18 _______ J Resentment prods evaluation proposal, English prof claims Wf S uaaw e McBfroofc A proposal in th e Faculty Senate to allow faculty evaluation of ASU’a six vice presidents was prom pted by discontent w ith past decision-making policies, an ASU associate professor of English said Tuesday. "Many faculty m em bers resen t th e tendency of U niversity adm inistrators to reach decisions th a t affect the faculty and th e U niversity in general w ithout proper consultation w ith th e faculty itself,” B ert Bender said. Tim motion was proposed by George Peek, an ASU politic*! science professor, a t th e Faculty Senate m eeting Sept. 17. Peek said he saw the evaluation of vice presidents as a logical and healthy move.” “We already have evaluations of deans, chairm en and faculty m em bers, so it would be consistent to also review the vice presidents,” he said. Thomas H oult, an ASU sociology professor, said he is in favor of th e proposal because it would give more control to the faculty over policies th a t affect them . fw iiin n . made in th e pest w ithout faculty consultation have included a change in sabbatical requirem ents and standards lo r prom otion and ten u re, he added. "We did not even find out about th e change in sabbatical requirem ents until several faculty m em bers had been turned down when they requested sabbaticals,” Hoult Tunnel vision Aan MeCermlek oa| sys • lemuey g l g n H gffipgM He said a t many "first-class” universities faculty m em bers make such decisions them selves. "A t th ese universities, th e faculties police th e ir own efforts. T here is not a hierarchy of nooses directing w orkers,” he added. Hoult said th a t eom pkints by faculty m em bers m ight be accepted by adm inistrators, but th is does not mean the lystem will change. ........ "Too many vice presidents will agree w ith th e criticism s m d say they are valid, b u t will continue to do th e same things?* be said. . . .__ P e te r H aynes, a crim inal justice professor and chairm an of tb s com m ittee asked to review tb s proposal, said he agrees w ith th e evaluations concept, but th ere are problem s involved. "The evaluators have to be in a position to observe th e pei for ins nr cis of th e adm inistrators, b u t they do not necessarily have all tb s information ," bo said. Haynes said be thinks evaluations are im portant so U niversity employees can realise th e ir stren g th s and i and receive suggestions for P*Q« 2 State Press Wednesday, September 26,1979 In the news briefI SOUP SALAD AND SANDWICHES from the Associated Press REACTOR LEAKS RADIOACTIVE QAS RICHMOND, Ve. — A nuclear reactor at Virginia Electric & Power Co.’s North Anna power station was shut down Tuesday after a heat exchanger tube failed and radioactive gas was released, the utility said. The radioactivity of the gas released was only a small fraction of allowable limits of radiation, and the health and safety of the public was not affected, said C. M. Stallings, Vepco’s vice president of power supply and production operations. MAMIE EISENHOWER SUFFERS STROKE WASHINGTON — Mamie Eisenhower, who was ad­ mitted to Walter Reed Army Medical Center Tuesday with an apparent stroke, has been frail and bedridden for several months, Julie Eisenhower said. “She’s been in delicate health for many years,” said Eisenhower, who is married to Mamie Eisenhower’s grandson, David. "She has an enlarged heart and hasn't been able to get out of bed for several months.” KILLER DOGS TO BE DESTROYED PHOENIX — The dogs that attacked Lillian Whitehead, 6, as she walked to school Monday tore the child's throat, severing both Jugular veins, causing her to bleed to death, Maricopa County officials said Tuesday after an autopsy. Officials said the dogs — two pet pit bulldogs belonging to a neighbor and the third a golden retriever being kept for the neighbor's landlord — would be destroyed. REVENUE DEPARTMENT TOLD TO CLEAN UP ACT PHOENIX — Clean up the Revenue Department and “make all the changes necessary,” Gov. Bruce Babbitt said he has told the department’s acting director after firing two executives. Babbitt fired income taxes Director Robert Merrill and ta le s tax collections supervisor Louis Lavendusky on Monday and demoted John Townsend, sales taxes ART administrator, to another department post. The governor, who had fired department Director Neal Trasente last month for “failing to keep pace with needed changes,” said he took his latest action because of inefficiency in the executives’ handling of state sales and income taxee. LEGALITY OF ALCOHOL TEST TO BE DECIDED PHOENIX — The state Supreme Court agreed Tuesday to determine the legality of the gas chromatograph intoximeter used by Phoenix police to test blood alcohol levels of those accused of drunken driving. The special action was brought to the high court by Martin Solomon, attorney for Jesus V. Baca, 44, a Phoenix man arrested Jan. 2. Baca's blood alcohol level registered .23 on .the GCI test, more than twice that of the .10 at which drunken driving is presumed. ISRAEL GIVES LAND TO EGYPT TEL AVIV, Israel — Israel turned over 2,600 square miles of Sinai wilderness to Egypt Tuesday as part of the Egyptian-lsraeli peace treaty, but sharp differences on selfrule for Palestinians remained as the two countries prepared to resum e autonomy negotiations. “Both sides are contributing to peace and both sid es are making sacrificea for peace," said Israeli Brig. Gen. Dov Sion. ■crrr ra ts s e e n NEAR TUCSON LANDFILL TUCSON — Foot-long gray rats, the kind seen in sewers and garbage piles In Mg cities, are being spotted In large numbers in a northwest side area near a landfill, residents and county officials report. ‘1 am deathly afraid one will get in my house,” said Lu Ann Solt, a resident of the area about nine miles northw est of downtown Tucson. “You can't take a walk around here without seeing rats.” HOUSE WONT REJECT PAY INCREASE WASHINGTON — The House rejected, on a 156-72 head-count vote, an amend­ ment Tuesday that would have prohibited members of Congress from receiving any pay increase this year. The non-record vote came on an amendment by Rep. George M. O’Brien, R-lll., that would have frozen the salaries of members of Congress and senior government officials at current levels. Members of Congress receive 657,500 a year, although congressional leaders are paid more. T R Y U S F O R LU N C H O R D IN N E R O P E N 10:30 T O 8:00 701 S. 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"About 90 percent of the time they don’t work, the rest of the tim e they work poorly.” A t one tim e the tem perature in the room was 96 degrees and the humidity was TO percen t, Hayes said. Three f— are used to circulate the humid sir. Hayes mid th at’s not healthy. "It’s draining on strength and it breeds germs and bacteria.” Another campus weight room is located in the University Activity Center. According to an attendant there, however, it is open only to the deportm ent of intercollegiate athletics because the UAC waa paid for with athletic funds. Bike co-op director opposes order to m ove service again The order to move the ASU Bike Co-op into the basem ent of M atthews H al is being protested by its director but there is no ether option, th e A8U space management coordinato r mid. “I’m sorry it will inconvenience some people, but academies have to have a preference, Paul Brown said. "If anyone can suggeot any other specs for th e coop, I seriously wffl cernidor it." U m eo-op arili be moved from the ground level of M atthews H U this week, ss mon as the basement is cleared. Brown said it is being uoed for storage. Lectures and research for photography < will be conducted in the rooms now housing the eo-op, said W arren Fry, director of audio-visual Co-op D irector Jon Michaela, a sophomore in graphie daeign, m id he is against the move far several masons, including the poarfbUty of accidents. ■ "There are only two doors into the I The door off th e lobby baa 16 st eps and the outside door around the aids of dm building has sight steps. ItTs really hard to get a hike up and dovrà th at many steps," he mid. said the b assurant lacks ventilation , making th e urn of any flammable solvents a fire Assistant Athletic Director Mona Plummer said the weight room in the UAC is overcrowded. "It’s for athletes only . . . we have about 600 kids and there’s no room for any others (students). But we are discussing a new weight room for the athletes. We do have to take care of our athletes first," she said. Plummer said-the hours for the UAC weight room have been expanded to handle the heavy athletie load. Hayes said his facility also is overcrowded and handles about-ISO people per day. h o m e th e bacon . hasard. Solvents, sueh as engins dsgroasars and kerosene, are used regularly far dossing bike parts. »sun—i. «iso aaid he was told by Brown he could have only four people in the room a t once baeauoo of th e am al area. He often has as many as 16 people a t once in the eo-op, he added. ASU Fire Marshall Sylvester Anderson discontinued architecture classes in the basement last year because th e room afae peeed a fire hasard, Broem added. Andersen is on vacation and could not be readied far comment. Michaels said many customers oppose the move because they do not want to carry their trim s down the stairs and then have to w ait far space in the room. "HI probably lose about half my customers, which might make the coots of th e co-op un­ justifiable," he added. The co-op was first located ia Hmigier Hall and was moved to M atthews Hall in fall 1978 when Haiglar waa damoliahed. Kevin Cosgrove, A8ASU campus affairs vim president, m id he is trying to sst up a masting between the ABU Safety Com m îtes, Brown ana Michaels to prevent the move. Thim mode in Am erica. Buy US. Savings Bonds. WATCH FOR THE HUGHES RECRUITER VISITING YOUR CAMPUS SO O N. Contact your placem ent office for interview dates. H U G H ES OeaSMS • mm mum mtm «tosentes AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER M/F 5 3 C Delicious Luncheon Button 1-2:30 Vegetarian Salad Bar Dinnar Served Nightly 5*10 D o Y our Tw olips a Favor AUTOS e TRUCKS e VANS MARINES • MOTORCYCLES in rs e MOPEDS HAVING TROUBLE GETTING AUTO INSURANCE? Are you "too young'7 Fast Car? Too many tickets? DWI? No prior insurance? 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The A ir Fares has admitted th at in the past five years nine Arisons airmen have been exposed to toxic nitrogen tetroxide fumes because of leaks fat the rockets’ liquid fuel systems. One of the airmen had to be hospitalised. Nitrogen tetroxide, an oxidiser for rocket fuel becomes highly poisonous when it leaks out of the missile and combines with air. In minute doses, it causes severe lung damage. In higher quantit ies, it's lethal. . , Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan., has called for the removal of all Titan II missies in his home state, along with the rest in Arizona and Arkansas. Two Kansas representatives also are worried. Itcpahttrsa Bob W hittaker and Democrat Dan GMekm»n are skeptical because last week when Air Force officers assured them the leaks wefre small and not hazardous, they failed to mention the nine Arisons airmen who had been affected. Concern about the Titans began 18 months ago when a major leak of fuel oxidiser from a misale at Rock, Kan., killed two men, injured others and forced evacuation of the surrounding residents. The Air Force blamed the accident on human error. But meanwhile, Ariaona’s Republican warlord, Sen. B u ry Goldwater, inaists he wants the Titans to remain chef barfield in Arisons no m atter what is done with them in Kansas. A i ■i*-------- for Rep. Bob Stump. D-Aris.. said the congressman won’t take a stand on the issue until the House Armed Services Committee gets more facts. “Obviously it’s serious enough th at it would take some serious study and that’s been requested, he said. “The problem is what do you use for a deterrent force if you dtoms"*-1* them a l at once? The A ir Force is going to have to come up with some recom­ mendations in th at regard.“ . Bob Maynes, an side of Sen. Dentils D eC oudnl DAris., said Dole’s stance might merely be a ploy to gain exposure for next yearns presidential race. He added DeConcini is “scrutinizing" the safety of Ariaons s Titans, but is nowhere near ready to advocate dismantling the missiles. «Tfc*’s kind of Urn throwing out the baby with the bathw ater,” he said. “If it turns out safety of main­ tenance procedures have been iadadequate, you im­ prove the safety and maintenance procedures. You don't shut down the biggest ICBM (Intercontinental Missle) system you’ve got going. That just im’t rationa l ” Maynes said Air Fores officials told DeCondni last week th at the nation’s Titans have been averaging 27 to 25 nitrogen tetroxide leaks per y e * for the past four or five years. Although some have bean extremely minute, there have boon another IS leaks to date this year, he said. . . . ., Chris Shuey, a spokeman for Ariaona Mobmsaaca for Survival, said leaks in the Titan dem onstrate they’re just as great a threat as the attack they’re suppose!? deterring. "It's another s is a p lr of the type of thing that goes on behind the scene,” Shuey said. “Military and civilian employees are facing these job hazards. “Rather than H-bomb secrets, these are things you don’t hear much about. U’s an example of how the weapons industry comes in conflict with the human condition.” . . . He’s right. Although the A ir Force insists the toxic h afrf are too miniscule to be really harmful, no one would have known about them at all if the Pentagon had had its way. TV-----la rfcgad with 18 Titan II missiles, each 100 tim es more powerful than the atom bomb th at destroyed Hiroshima to end World W ar II. Fifteen of them have been leaking the poison gas since they were installed 17 years ago. ^ j It’s about tfa— Arisons* leaders do something besides swallowing excuses. In its promotion of national defense, the military has forsaken the public It’s supposedly protecting. Letters to the Editor If thafs a fair raise, HI finish off my hat Editor: An open letter to the A nions Legiàhtere: I am an employee of Ariaona State University and I am writing this letter to express my dissatisfaction with the 6 percent cost-ofliving increase we received during 1979. This 6 percent is less than half of the national rate of inflation, which is 15 percent. It seems doubly unreasonable when you realise th at only once in the past 12 years has our cost of living equaled the rate of inflation, which means every year our salaries m ust be streehed farther in order to survive while we move closer to the poverty level. I learned the state budget has an excess of more than $100 m itten and therefore, I find it hard to accept th at we could not have been given a higher increase. In closing, I wish to express my hopes of receiving a higher in­ crease next year. Needless to say, this w il be one of the main issues on which my vote and the votes of my follow employees w il be decided on election day. FkystaalF / r STATE PRESS N EW SR O O M STAFF Editor MawapmiEd*or t CityEditor Newt Editor Coay Chief Sport* Editor moto cono* Art*a Entarummont Editor AawfUnt City Editor Awlrtom Sport*Editor Sport*Soportar riwtoerapten Editorial Cartoonnt Staff ArtM Copy Editor* Chat Barfield MaryCMetpio lint Mutilitelo Goort Gilbert Tamara Thornton ■ab Patrio TomTinpo Stato ABean Mart Scarp MmEMaev CharlieDlat Dan Follnor (acquetineCaiHard EMenHauarty Suzanne McEHro* Dave Walker SherryWheatley PrrrySam* Barmy Collin* Mike Fioritto Lan lone* KaranPartik Chrietma lepaon Tint Bofeczko ClareCramer Bar a NaUarsa* LoriWetnraub Brush up on your English before you get nasty, prof Editor: Be; Pra/sM or Clifford Peterson's (Sept 1*1 i professor of English, educate” Marne* an a aa rm first "MUCHO muova to —expertise before attempting to “educate” ethers. When the »tete Prise asked if l considered the sSsSaassMS« saw:t&zssízsssz? la the first instauro, severs! a t t r attane commisateasd by n national traced sad reprinted to rn 4 mfosrilosman t. In the soasad, n i for an farterw ttonripgN reem p^sl bosklst was directly lifted” by a dictionary make it a criminal statute in an American eourt. Tbs entire ianuo of copyrights for the creative arte is exceedingly oomph*, further compttcated by revolutionary advances in f ontm ciirottons technology, fiaphtatlr atod videe, sudto snd print recorders and dupltaaters «How information, imagos, sounds, arttotoo rod th e Mm to be oasQy and quickly exchanged, borrowed or ateto» without I Whio it to Magai so well as unethical to i more than a single (xerox-type) a n y (an duplicate) of a copyrighted Bom. who wfll watch by the amohíne and sal tor prsssrotton of Bush unprecedented problems have domanda tor maro protective législation dram virtually every augment of the oommuatoattoan industry. Legal sslutfoas are all the mare dif­ ficult because thmr must deal with suhttottoa sad m in— The rights of the creative artist amst Î S w ttlL Î X e lg n . e h X y o if C be protected without a rt published today, lite original wao not rest relata on creativity. copyrighted. Hence, my optohfThem prabtoms, unfortunately My disteste tor. end oeadsmaotioe of tto ■ practico dosa not ambo II orhnlnal nor dase easfly reducible to ite the authority of a definition prwvMod by n British yygtftagaarv W ednesday. Septem ber 26,1979 S tale Praaa Papa 5 eri M o re letters S hut up o r g e t lost! 1b n p r d to jo o r attem pt in the Sept. 18 inane to undeimiBe the United State*, aO I can aajr ia I don’t believe you! I happen to know th at opportanity has never been greater in our country than it ia now. AH it takea to ambition and wflHngneea to work to get ahead. When we are told so in grade achoat we aren’t being lad a line; we’re being tatrodneodto a raid, hard facta of Kie. ___ The only reason so many people are in poverty to because they don't w ant to work — it's easier to collect welfare. If the bellyacbcra w ant to get ahead oliar them the chance. I wM, and let's see how many of them take it. I notice th at yon find it easy to put down our country because you don’t axpeet people to stand up to you. W ei, m ister, if you don’t Ik e to do things our way th ere's a country where they do things your way and there’s nothing keeping you from going. We don't prevent people from leaving America but isn't it nice th at they built th at w al around Beilin to keep us out? David A. Lets go undercover and flush out sexism SNOW DEVI SKI a U 5 Editor; I would like to turn myself in for being insensitive. Under separate cover I also wfll be turning in other professors and students, both male and female. Don’t got me wrong. I name names! However, let us not bo timid. Let’s tu rn in all the insensitive, •exist, commie, pinko, egghead, queer athieeta wo can find. Leave no stone unturned! Also, turn in those who advocate these positions or associate with such persons. Your roommate smokes, drinks beer and has a faster car than you do — turn him /her fait Turn them in if they suggest they want a date with someone who to “good looking.'' This insensitivity cannot and will not ho tolerated. Let's get Pridt and Prtjudiet out of our library. And have yon seen some of the paintings in our a rt gallery? Talk about a lack of sensitivity! Let’s tu rn them in. L et's dean up this university and malm it a place of which we can be proud. I suggest we have a T u rn In A Friend, Parent, Teacher" month. W hat fun! A t the and of the month we can have a fair! Public dunkings in the fountain! Sail T-shirta with appropriate slogans. And cadi prises! One hundred dollars for a fuB professor. Two hundred for both parents. 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I’ve been getting petitions signed so when Moore’s case comes up, th e judge will know th a t he (Moore) is not th e only one who believes he’s th e Lone R anger, Thomas said. ‘T o say th a t any individual in a free country can o r cannot w ear c e rta in clo th es h as to be u n ­ constitutional.” Thom as, 30, a Tucson resident and employee of a local printing firm , w ears a Lone R anger costum e to a variety of public events including swap m eets in an effort to gath er signatures. ‘'Clayton Moore has been th e Lone R anger for 30 years and now some ‘schmucks’ in Hollywood w ant to destroy him because he’s not portraying th e image they w ant portrayed," he said. Thomas w ent to th e mayor’s office last week to seek more support. Tucson M ayor Lewis M urphy came to the Ranger’s aid by issuing a proclam ation declaring the past weekend “Save th e Lone R anger D ays.” The proclam ation read, “W hereas Clayton Moore is no stran g er to Tucson for th e films he’s made, w hereas Clayton Moore has been discrim inated against, w hereas Tucsonans’ fight for justice in th e tradition of th e Old W est, S ept. 22 and 23 are hereby proclaim ed th e days for Tucsonans to rally to th e cause of Clayton Moore.” “Religious values in th is country have been replaced by th e value of th e buck,” Thomas said. “It’s tim e someone stood up for some of th e old values.” L arry M ahan, world champion cowboy, gave a benefit concert to promote- th e cause of th e Lone R anger a t a Phoenix car dealership Sunday. 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E astridge m et Friday w ith representatives from th e A riso n s R eco v ery C enters Association, Inc., a p rivate non-profit organisa­ tio n th a t w ill p ro v id e UA's giant n et m isses the play at football game TUCSON (AP) - Tbs UA athletic J iptrtra le t was losing m m y on football grabbed by fans after tb s 186 balls were pbee-kteksd into tb s stands. So it got a big net to catch them. Now the $800 not is missing. It was to have been used for tbs first time Saturday when UA played Texas Tech an regional televW aa. But officials could not find it before game Urns. “When we got there, th e only things loft w ars tb s rapes.” said Kan Droeeher, associate athletic director. "Wo were hoping it arte a practical Jobs. 1 really don't know what anyone would «rant it for. It's prababfr bean mads into 100 iurnmorbs by now.” Tbs net was last assn about 5 p.m. Friday by security guards. ont of w hat is n eed ed by s tu d e n ts,” E astridge said. "Once th ey bring th e evidence back, w ell go from th e re .” M ic h e lle D e la n e y , c o o rd in a to r o f su p p o rt services for ARCA, said th e program eventually wfll be run by s tudent s. "That'* real im portant as fa r as Fm concerned," Delaney said. "W ell supply th e personnel and training at no cost. A fter th a t, ft's a ll re a lly up to th e students. D r. R ich ard Jo n e s, d ire c to r of th e A 8U Student H ealth Service, said he thinks the program is a unique idea. T m very enthusiastic about it,” he said. “J u st from nationw ide statistics th ere appears to be a problem . This ty p e of pro g ram can make students aw are th a t they may have a problem and can go some place for help.” Jones said th e H ealth Service wiD be helping the program refer students to other organisations th a t sp ec ia lise in alcohol treatm ent. E a s trid g e sa id th e program probably would be located off campus and would receive some of its p e rso n n e l from a psychology fraternity and in te r e s te d g r a d u a te students. T o r tills whole thing to w o rt, th ere has to be a wflUngness on th e p a rt of students to m ake it w ork,” she said. Delaney said she believes th ere are many students who could hsvo a “sub­ GET IN T O POLITICS! THE COLLEGE REPUBLICANS Meeting every Thursday - 7:00 p.m. Navajo Room - 216 - Memorial Union Thurs., September 27 Quest Speaker: MARK READER “1660: The End of th4 Atomic Age or?" EVERYONE IS INVITED stance-abuse” problem and need some type of help. "ASU is a real stressful place,” she said. “A lo t of people ju st haven’t grown up w ith th e ability to cope w ith th eir problem s." 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CCNTKft, ME8A CORNER OF M ill frlOth S 6 East 10th Street S W Com er o f Tem pe Center PHONE: 894-123« Pago 8 8 t f P isa s Wodnosda y, Septe m be r 2 6 ,UTO Regents' approval sought Universities to meet on faculty employment A com m ittee of faculty m em bers from A risoos’s th ree universities will m eet th is w eek to revise th e ■prelim inary d raft of a new faculty em ploym ent policy, a m em ber of th e committee said M onday. Charles Adams, the legsl counsel for th e A risons Board of R egents, com­ pleted th e docum ent after th e com m ittee made several alterations in th e original tex t. T he com m ittee w as formed in March to revise th e d ocum ent th a t originally was subm itted by th e board to th e univer­ sities’ faculties in December 1978. The docum ent details th e policy for faculty em­ ploym ent and conduct. In its originsl form , th e docum ent m et w ith disapproval from all th re e schools b e fo re b ein g subm itted to th e ad hoe com m ittee. D r. . Melvin Firestone, asso c iate p ro fe sso r o f an th ro p o lo g y , to ld th e S ta te Pre ss in Septem ber th a t th e original regent document contained ‘‘ob­ je c tio n a b le ” s ta te m e n ts concerning incompetence T O N IG H T W EDN ESDAY SU M D E V IL L O U N G E B E E R BU ST uou, cm dmk! 1.00 Wine Coolers for th e Ladies ADMISSION .............. *1.00 Coors on Tap executive coordinator, said Monday th a t a espy of th e re v ise d docum ent h ad reached his desk and th a t th e co m m ittee had aseomblod a “new and b e tte r version.” H e spoke a t th e fin d moot In f tide semest er of th e ASU chapter of d ie American Association of U niversity Professor s . “T he first docum snt w as basically an edict from th e regents,” Huff said. "T here w as no faculty involvem ent. B h ir Ben­ jam in, th e legal eouasai a t the tim e, to la m e th a t ha had drafted th e document to read a favorable posit ion far th e regente if it ev er came to litigation.” H uff added th a t th e new docum ent is an example of th e »h—gfay attitudes of th e beard. M o n about Revised pool plan pin i hast sly one month before they are asked to extend hid» to th e University. F errell said. BU Phelps, ASU assistant * R ural a t Apache Tem pe and m oral behavior of faculty. Adama baa com pleted a prelim inary d raft of the docum ent in c lu d in g recom m endations from the committe e . D r. . G eorge P eek, political science protestor, and D r. M ilton Sehroeder, law professor, a re th e ASU re p re s e n ta tiv e s on th e com m ittee, which includes «*—«haw of th e regente* staff and representatives from UA and NAU. Peek would not detail any of th e changes m ade in Adams'* d ra ft. “T here are a tew m atters of policy th a t will have to he clarified,” he said. Peek added th a t th e final, approved d ra ft of th e * w * e wfll reach th e board in D ecem ber. D r. R obert H off, regente aflatos,1te té he expected tee hide to open within the next month or two. F arrell sold he wee optimistic th e U siv e rsity would g e t with the poerihOtiee with w alraedy t silted 1 question th at the have helped to bring th e seat doom.” The grandmanti had soma portable i | r i|n i n t initially Intlnded In the plans, hut It wfll ha put eu a separata budf r i hi order to hate reduce aome of tee cost, F e rro l said. The facility etfll wfll tachada three asperete peels to he seed for com petitive sw im m ing, diving and swimming education, th at ________ have lass of e The complex, if backlog of work thee before and It appears there wfll he more accepted, wfll he contractors available,” he sold. behind Frio Verde Main D a r "We hove shout five eoutroctor ndtory. NEEB HALL FILM SERIES MIDNIGHT EXPRESS TH U RS. FRI. A N D SAT. 6 :3 0 / 9 :0 0 p.m X-RATED ^ fcOTO * P f C/ 0fl»ÇAc“"yM NEW EROTIC FILM FESTIVAL FRI. AND SAT, ONLY "For fierrioe That's Out of This Wurid" y 11:30 p.m. m OUCM ANOi «M i KN 0M IÎIIM 4 IP JULES AND JIM THE LACEMAKER SUNDAY 7:00 p.m. Avenge Frloe for Four Cylinder $36.00 Inoludee : Forte A Labor with Volvo Adjustment. Call tor prloo. We »peciaUee in importe Offer expire« •apt- » , I t o 960-3041 ~ m m .. 6 min. from oompus # -r» ik ñ k i r k * * k ir k * k k * * * * * W ednnaday. Septem ber 22,1879 S tate Pi— P«0« 2 Official seek s long-term pian Metrocenter enrollment quadruples in year Th« «tato is going to hâve to «et qukkly if H is to keep up w ith th è rapid grow th of thè ASU M etrocenter extension, th e executive coordinetor of th e A rizona Board of R egents said Tueeday. “It to difficult to aay if it to going to continue to grow aa quickly in th e fu tu re,” D r. R obert H tm aaid. D uring th e fad ttty ’a first sem ater of operatim i in fall 1978, earoüm ent waa 489. It bas expanded to 1,625 thto fall. H uit said th e U niveraity to attem pting to m eet th è demand and to doing so effidently. The main probtom to in developing long-range plans for th e cam pus, located in northw est Phoenix. “C apital outlay to our main concern rig h t now. I t to difficult to build perm anent stru c­ tu res because w e would be obligating th e state for a long tim e and for a lot of m oney,” Huff said. “As long as we are renting w e can adjust the program s accordingly.” Only upper-division and graduate-level courses are being offered. S tudents technically can g e t th e ir degree by attending only th e M etro extension, as long as they already have th e ir associate of a rts degree, said D r. Denis Relocated students satisfied with seats raeidaata who have Mated for football games aatfofisd with tb s asw plan, the am fotaat unit of Beet HaD mid >to eoaomi-ttekst holders i they are not as good as ether seats, Terry W ojtuew ks, th e director of prometlone and tickst salee said. Anna “Yesterday we only had sheet three or directors aad the ASU A thktfc TW tot Offlae t o t . U to dfoeaas the foto e f 9M studente whs were a s e a d hem «action U t o sections 246 and 147. Sections MS and MT. located hi the asesad tie r ef n a to between th e p d pasta and the U -y n d Une. w eteeeatidsted by Is ' “I think the i were happier with the tie r seats than they thanght they would be.“ G nan said th at studiata were net allowed to exchange thafcr tickets n ata this week becam e "we wanted people to ge te the Telada gamo te tty the tier.“ W ojtalewfes said tin D ona A SA SU JO BS Gain professional experience while workingt • A S S T . DIRECTOR, BIKE CO-OP (2) FACU LTY C O U R SE EVALU ATIO N PRO G RA M (COM PUTER PR O G R A M M ER ) (1) DIRECTOR OF A D V ER T ISIN G S A L E S FOR POINT M A G A ZIN E tions MB and 247 are for 8 m Asgate. They pay aa additiate* tm for them seats to sappart ASU athletics. “the Tyner railed the A t the m eeting, it decided th a t disenchanted Applications available from: Srigioofiy, all IO S 17, receive a refend for thair sem en tickets. They alee agreed th at raaldeete could exchange their tickets tide week, peeaUdy for sente to th e lower rows of saettane IT and M . The five lower rows open for exchange typfoaUy are not ON C A M P U S EM PLO Y M EN T . M A T T H EW S CENTER to he aaetaaed seats to sections 27 and 2B, betw een the 10- and 20-yard Unse. The lank of aufllriiant «eating to them sections farced th e move of same student« to section 25 to the end Work study or hourly status acceptable. r ” ARIZONA AIR SPORTS •HANG GLIDERS •ACCESSORIES »INSTRUCTION WANNA GET LUCKY? 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"N ot every student in every m ajor can g et a degree from th e M etro cam pus,” Kigin said. “Many students will find they will have to come to tiie main campus to get special classes.“ Bachelor’s and m aster’s degrees are offered mainly in th e fields of business, education and public adm inistration. Lower-division classes are not being con­ sidered for tiie campus y et because ASU does not w ant to com pete w ith community colleges already established in th a t area, Kigin added. I I ! I. fA S T r o c e « ? THE HEALTHFUL ALTERNATIVE Open« AM. toBP.M. weekend* 11 A. M.to8P.M. Ceil 982-7133 lo rtth so u t 120 Bant University (in the Arabia) Tampa, AZ. Pag* 10 State Prate Wadnaaday, September 26,1079 HIGH HOUDAY 8ERVICE8 Basics blamed Teens struggle to opply math CsBaga l The old saw about th e student who finally m asters a complex m ath problem w ith a sigh of “so, w hat good will it do me?" is a valid description of m ost students’ m ath skills. T he N ational A ssessm ent of Educational Progress has found th a t many American s tu d e n ts hav e tro u b le ap p ly in g sim ple m ath m echanics — ad d in g , subtracting, m ultiplying and dividing — to th eir daily problem s. The N A EP’s te sts of 71,000 9-, 13-, and 17-yearold students showed the students generally had no r trouble actually adding, subtracting, m ultiplying and dividing. They did poorly when asked to apply th o se sk ills to solve everyday problem s like bank balances. Only 10 percent of th e 17year-dds could figure out th e unit cost of electricity when shown an electric bill containing all th e necessary num bers, as well as some unnecessary num bers. NAEP’s Jam es W ilson, who is also chairm an of m ath education a t the U n iv e rsity o f G eorgia, blames the trend on “backto-basks" m ath program s. “M athem atics instruction in th e 1970s has moved ‘back to hastes’ in many p a rts of th e country," Wilson said. “O ften, drill on com putation has replaced a tte n tio n to problem solving. It is not enough to assume th a t if students can do th e arithm etic, they autom atically can solve problem s." SHABBATSHUVAH • Frl., Sapt. 28th* £ 3 0 p.m. Baker Canter • 2131. 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Ridgway, although honored by the sudden rise in Us stock, had doubts about th e now "Put poach. I’ve never punted b sfare in sty I h ," ho said. Stobart wuauftlwprsoBod with the Junior's lade of sapertene«. Ridgway had A s job, and th at was the — — of th at little melody. Ridgw ay wao spouting HteraUtfes when he told of Ids dilemma, bseaues he had never (and th at’» a long tin to punted a football in Ms I ts . In practise on Wednesday, Ridgway started preparing far U s im portant mission, booming his first punt almost 80 yards, then completely missing the second. But after a few m ore attem pts ho got the bang of it. It's Jaat a m atter of place Uekfag, but the hall's a little higher. He wao now a soscersty h pises kicker turned soccerstylo pouter. "It didn't take as much ad­ So bo gave tb s derise to wide justing so I thought it would," he receive r Sidney Puller whoa the ■aid. A fter a while I began season started. Sid triad U s feeling comfortable with ft. It’s Um place UeUag but boot but the variation of almost u r n _____ a. so receiving to panting wso too dunrrai* When Ridgway received U s much far the sophomore to handle. Then Stöbert w o « to defensive back Larry Dehrichs. He thunder footed the boD aa av enge of 89 y ds. and Ridgw ay'« connection w ith daatiay wao formulated. Ho’ had kicked n a ry balls ao th e team’s placo Ueker, but -punting was an ebon boast. The Toledo punting ritu atk u was in rise catacombe because of the departu re of Rock W orst through graduation. W orst was th e beat punter Tolsdo had. Be was th e only puntar Tolsdo had, and Stobart didn't recruit a assn that could get the ball much pest the Kao of scrimmage over the first snap from conter early in the first ported of the gams, and began Us sidewinding motion to lay on the gyration double-stop soccer p u n t, th e pregam o butterflies had left and bo felt ho could db the job. He did, the ball wont 88 yards and the Englishborn kicker wao on Us way. What ho was on U s way to was 14 m ors punts, almost aa many as he mads in practica. "I had th a t nmuyT Ridgway said when ho team ed of Us ■talu n a. "I figured I kicked write a few, but th at many? That's almost aa many aa I kicked all week. No mondar I waa tired." He ended up punting thrke times in th e first quarter and averaged almost 45 yards per. Not bed fer a novice. Thou things got out of hand. Ho w ent to the wail five more tim es in the second quarter, and by the midway point of the third quarter, he was almost a veteran — a tired veteran. "Really, I thought I might have boon up around 17 or 18 (punts) actually," Ridgway said. ‘When I started kicking out of the end sone (twice) ft was hard. I wish I could have kicked a field goal. There's nothing worse than being shut out." 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BADKITDAU___ LOOKtoO POR18CM1IRLSAD1RD 9M IN AN09W0MCN, P U IS A «UM DCVIL MASCOT B A S K ET BA LL CHEER TRYOUTS B e gin September 27 «IMWT m IN M e hm s i NsEBSsks Vm THE fttelTY SIMMONS - NON RBD tfto PROOUGION TU d lO N rii LAMPOONS AN fateLH O UK" *■*««JOHN 0BJU5HT1IM MAJHBON-JOHN \ÆRNON VÇRHA RO O M •H O M S HULŒ and OONMD SUM M AND mmmm ftoduood by M tflY SIMMONS and IVAN REJ1MAN •MusÉcbyHMEROERNSÏQN V rtn en b yH N O D M M ft. O O U O A SKEN N ftfr C H N SM U A O toaed by JOHN LANDS Mwwewmm eowcuflw» r naewctaanMMWMfcsngeJ | fW T ltl STARTS SEP T 88th AT A ZOO NEAR YOU! Page 14 State Praaa Wednesday, September 26,1979 M ore about Those were not UFOs, I but Toledo Rocket punts l the game with a 41.2 yards-per-punt average, and was the toast of Toledo. "The only good thing that came out of th at game eras the punting," Stobart said. "We didn’t do anything on defense or offense." That’s true. Ridgway’s 617 total yards in punts looked mighty impressive stacked up against Toledo’s 77 net yards. ‘Punting is going to be to my advantage,” Ridgway said, "But Fm not sure HI like it. I guess IH get used to it. I really feel comfortable with the place kicking, but 111 get used to the punting soon." Then what? W ith th e way Biigway kicks field goals, it might not only he to his advantage to know how to punt, it might be his only ad­ vantage. In his two years at Toledo, he hsa made seven out of 28 field goal attem pts and only has a 77 percent PAT average. see Stehart said Us team was in a vacation-like holding pattern for the first two days of practice, but the Rockets had a good practice on Friday and were ready to play. There was no indication as to what day they were ready to play. Frisbee throwers going for birdies An open tournament this weekend will allow you to try your hand at “diac-o” golf. Before you get visions of roller skaters hooking and bopping to the Bee Gees, put your mind to rest. The discs will be Frisbees flying, around Papago Park at Curry and College in Tempe Saturday and Sunday. And the game will be golf, adjusted for Frisbee skills, with talented arms taking the place of clubs and putters. A $6 entry fee will cover 72 holes of Frisbee golf, 96 each day. Top finishers in each of three divisions — men’s A and B and women's, will receive prizes. Registration starta at 9 a.m. Saturday. Frisbee fanciers can win a flying disc Wednesday if they put a spinner through an accuracy hoop. The ASU Frisbee Club will be in front of Hayden Library Wednesday with information on club membership and the formation of an ultimate Frisbee team. 20% O F F _ ALL SERVICES W ITH THIS AD H a lr c a t t e r e GEFDEN P e P u r llM Nudate A d d j 45 E. Broadway Broadway ft Mill 968-8144 3 V iC X e r o x COPIES Redeem this coupon along with your valid fall fees receipt at any of our stores, and receive FREE an AlphaQ raphics S T U D E N T D IS C O U N T M E M B E R S H IP C A R D good for 3Vfcf Xerox copies, if you present your card to our copyist as you place your order.* I » x 11 unbound ortginolt E N JO Y O U R S A N D W IC H E S Buy Any Sandw ich at Ragular Price and Get th e Second for $1.00 (Offer expire* Sept. SO, 1970) The gaam picked up when one of the prefab paper planes landed on the 40-yard line, 10 yards shy of a perfect score. The only thing th at was wrong with it was th e officials who were spotting for the best toss of the night didn't see it. • e • A die-hard Toledo fan, who wished anonymity, was floating around Minder Binders after the game and put things in per­ spective when she said, "It (the game) shocked m s. I can’t believe Toledo came all this way. The wily reason they came was because of the Could be. 120 E UNIVERSITY Open I a.m. • 8 p.m. Weekends Sat. 12-6 Sun. 12-6 “h oZt u n™ison3 HEALTH The Healthful Alternative W d n —day, 8GptombDr 26,1879 S tato P tbbb Pag« 15 M ore about Kush praises team JfKftaL D lme-A-Une 1079 C U TLASS Suprama. Excellent oandL I km, attuar/ mamen. hnmaauW a «atoar r m o a É a á M B i l Mmppta NlffinPf, 6r, Vaffii mffiR wlwfwO. I»W, P4M272 MOR, daya <47-4721.________ most productive tailback we have rig h t now.” A nother “surprise” of sorts was sophomore redShirt quarterback Steve “Zeke" Bratkow ski. Only it was Steve who surprised the 66,000 o r so on hand, not only by getting into the game, but also by throw ing for one touchdown and legging his way to another. “I t was g reat, it was the first touchdown I’ve ever scored in real com petition,” Bratkow ski said of his twoyard TD jau n t for th e D evils' final score. *1 tam ed up th e field and couldn’t believe it, th ere was no one th ere. I enjoyed it.” Kush also enjoyed the sophomore’s perform ance. “Steve has an axeattait football mind. H e's a young m an w ith trem en d o u s football sense, and he h elped out (in ju re d quarterback Mike) Pagel trem endously by being able to give him a re st. Now I know I can go to Steve w henever we need him .” NAPE STUDY. Woman Yapad In laat two yaara naadad 1« answer queatlonnatro. ConHdantlat: For Information caB Jaontata, 10/4 FURNISHED HOUSE for rant, American Airlines phot/ASU aero, tech alum hae lour bedroom house for rant M North Phoantx. Pool, living room, dining room, 2% baths. M00/monthand utilities. 274-1478. 6/27 Team looking for baft girls MIND AMO body oontrof otrooo rollai, auggaatlon taohnlquaa. mataphyalca. reli­ gion. Tho IMdtawmn SooMy, 729 W. University, Tampa, Sulla 206. 886-4786. Laatro your phone number. 10/9 OHE BEOROOM fumiahad apartment, 1 Mock from school. 9280 par month. 134 Eaat 9th Street. 866-1906. 9/27 Woman students interested in being Devils’ Angels with the 1900 ASU baseball team must apply by Monday. Devils* Angels set as bat girls, usherettes and salespersons at ASU basebaB games. Applications can be picked up a t Condi Jim Brock's office in the University Activity Center. If not returned to Broek’s office by i p.m. Monday, the applications must be brought to tbs tryouts a t 0 th at evening at Packard Stadium. Autom obil»» W re stlin g te a m n e e d s S u n D o lls CLASSIFIEDS START HERE AWWOUHORW THE F tra» Annota Ttbatwi W om en's Athtatte Tournament, opan lo aH camera. Sponoorod hy tha Ramona Untveratty Society of SocM Iet Youm, In taWtatlon «rlth tha Saao The Mouaa Foundation. THE PH OENIX School Of F o R Muele. Quitar and banfo programa in Fhoanix, Tampa and Peradtoe Vallay. 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Only alúdanla may apply at thk Information call Art, AppScathms for the wrestling MCOTINE FIT: Lota tatahar fid. Sun Dolls are being taken a t •nth Itghtar on 8.W. ASU w restling coach Bobby (bridge). You'll maho ma Douglas’ office in tho University m im Activity Canter or by calling PIONBER SX18*0 receiver. 270W imo/ boo S aluno. 0.08% ThO. and IM. Kathy a t 8M-06M. The Dolls abonnai OCdhaotocuplsdpowar amp. Ombri Mab/ will assist in scoring matches, touch sensor FM. Muât bo mon and hoard chssrlsadbig, fund-raising and tobeapprootatod. Ratait: <1,300. Ooat N00 fbm.OaHI raoruitiag SILVER, like GOLD, I» now skyrocketing but w e are not increasing our prices on any •liver Jewelry now In stock. Buy your sterling silver, handm ade rings, bracelet« end necklace« now end save • pile. (Or buy • pile for future gifte and save m orel) LO CAL AM W AY dlsbthuter aapandlng bualnaaa. Saaks ampias or oouplaa. parttime or lull time, no obligation. S33-1W7. 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H you do not praoMoe any method ot madHadon and aro In­ tercalad m participating as a striked m tha •tody, ptaaaa celt 907-0870 batwaan 7:00 and 10:00p.m except lor Tues days 8/28 tatataaon,a«tadita and aiaahanBKOur «al*ip «apta arata in omodarn.«omfort«bta H youham ag^ a M d r a p m lUngveMd, propw pmomlngtw a inthaaMam and aampMHkro agirti, our aapartansad mwiagamani team wtn tram you lo aaH our natlonoHy wtognload pwdueM (wNM babtg paM of oouroa). Our Tampa OWMa M McaMd appwalmoMly » mtnuMa barn «ampua. Pleeae celi DIÀLAMIBICA te r detella. 664-1116 • '* ■Pag» 16 3 f f Pim « Wedneedey, S « p tfn b f 2>, 1979 DAX’sSeptember Ho-Hum Sale 26 thru 29 Were we to say that this sale is truly unique, we’d really be saying all our sales are truly unique. The reductions are real and very attractive at up to 50%. Ho-Hum indeed. First come, first serve. Closeout of limited merchandise from our regular stock. All sales final. Mastercharge, Visa & American Express. 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