Tape reveals plan Lynch scheme foiled by player drenitod • p iu by Beatine Dragway ©wner N eh Lynch to prove th at « V ale? paycMstrist smpioyed b y th s U aivsrsity was ■m é v tnafhfantlsl informati«! U> formar ASU head b o ti» ! coach Frank Knah. la a tekphooe t u a recordiag meda by Lynch Oct. 2, wide receìvsr John M isticr tidd Lynch th at ha did u t compio!» thè p iu to d a l a «tory with D r. Jam es Googh. a poycMatriri whe haa b a u t rre ttig ASU football pfayers far aavaral yaars. M hllor b om of five playera « h a an d e airara atataaeaate thfa « a ah to Hardiag Cara, u attoraay far Kaah. The othar gayara wbo naada state menta « era tlght and Marahall Edwards, runnkg hade A rthur "Tarifa" Lana, quarterback Store Bratkowski and fanaar dafaaaára back Darrefl GIL The ata« amanta aleo « ere praaaatad Taaaday to ASU President Joba Schwada. L e u said Lynch offered hha m au y to . testify againat Knah. See alary p a g e l A Phoenix radio atatfan ob tainad copias of fow of the five sta ta m a a ta from H ow ard Sauter, a prívate favaatigator employed by H arry Cavaaagh. another attorney rapraaaartiag Knah. Sauter did not ralease the atatem ant made by IGstfar. Whea aentacted by the State Presa T tam day, befara he and othar playera m at with Schwada, M iatfar « a s told of the tapad coaveraatíon. lfiatfar aaid he had no idea th at he had been taped when he talked to Lynch. On the adviee of his attorney, whose office he had jaat left, Miatler said be wonld not comment any farther. Earlier this month, the State Prana obtained access to the tape, which attorney Robert 0 . Ring aaid be planned to use as evidence in the pending lawsuit of his client Kevin Rutledge » g rise Kush and the Univer­ sity. Hlng has since been ordered by U.S. D istrict Court Judge William Coppfa not to comment about anything pertaining to the ease. Under Arfaoaa law, it is legal to taoe a telephooe conversation as long as a s of th e parties knowa it is being taped. According to Lynch, players M bean talring to Googh abont their personal prafahma or whatever waa « th eir arinde, and the doctor was pairing the infarmdtfan to Knah. Lynch said several weeks ago th at he had proven « h o t was happening by hawing M he Pagal, who « n dating i b Com m ittee backs tuition increase By Dave W afcsr ___ . , Despite argum ents from representatives of the A riau a u n o u u Association, u Arizona Board of Regents committee rate d Thnreday to racommend a MOO increase in oot-of-riate tuition a t ASU and UA far the 1980-81 school year. Tha tuition at those schools will be raised to >2,500 per year for undergraduates if the ad hoe com nuttees reoonancndahnn a ac­ cepted by the regents and the Ariaona Legislature. The committee also recommended to faeraam in-state tuition by ISO per year, raising the total far undergraduste sdsdenis to MOO. Out-of-state tuition a t NAU will be 1■ “ t * 12,100. In state wiD jump WOO, bringing it in line with the paw figure for the other schools . ___ , . Student representatives on th e committee caned h r > — ■ increase over a two-year period, rairing out-of-state tuition only WOO per sem ester. , ASA repr esentatives at the "»uting were ASU Associried Students President Susie Eaatridge. UA Aseoo ated Stndents Prerident FMp May and K urt Freitag. execufave directo r ot ASA. Freitsg, who presented recom m endst»ns far a lowar merenae nyw* i . i said out-of-state students account lor mere than W52 million in expenditures in Ariaona. , An an mediate increase in the out-of-state tuition conid decrease the percentage of students able to attend Anaona aehoofa. Fredag ttm ft «Im could decrease revenue to communities surrounding the universities, he added. ___ . Dr. Robert Huff, executive director of the board, suaed that Ariaona has a higher percentage of o ^ > f th a n tb e national average, and th at the number of out-of-riate students stt«wling Arizona schools probably would not be affected by any tU? £ 'comm ittee’s recommendations will bo submitted to the regento Nov. 8 in Temps. A fter approval or modification by the regents, the increase will have to be approved by the leg islatu re in If the tuition is increased according to the guidelines se t by the committee, out-of-state students will be paying 85 percent of educational coats. In-state students will pay 20 percent. Bom b Jolts dorm An explosive device thrown in a dum pster rocked residents of ASlTs Palo Verde W est dormitory Thursday night, break ing at least one window and spewing garbage 10 to 15 feet around the container. . . . , . University Police said there were no injuries and none of the residence hall's 410 occupants were evacuated. The bomb, believed by police to have been loaned into one of two trash dum psters a t the rear of the building, caused little damage ether than breaking the window on the ball a rear ^|OQ|, Rob H oler. Palo Verde W est desk assistant, said the ex­ plosion occurred around 8:40 p.m. "It sounded like a stick of dynamite or something going off behind the building." be said. “It didn't scare me too much. I waa just wondering what the hell happened. , Heller said he initially th o u g h t th e explosion m ight h**» boon o m o f num erous p ran k s th a t have plagued th e dorm r*“T bey're boon throwing firecrackers down tho efavator ^ ffe rid e a tT a t noerby Palo Verde East «rid tho blast shook walls and rattfad windows there. H eier upfMr floors o f FV W est s seven story bufldmg told him they ^ T m Betts, butterflies and bongos Dr. H a* M W HM, M O M M * m *»#>•< » M . ¿ «»*»»■» » » » « « H e * - . 01 •*'*' p n n Deportment dispatched aeran units to tha University Polka Lt. Richard Hydro Mid polke wore ihsrH ns contents of the trash containe r to determine what Und ef device was nasd. Another A8U officer, who asked not to be identified, H might have been a "flre-extingnkhor bomb, which consists of gunpowder buido a fire extinguisher. Page 2 State Presa Friday, October 26,1979 ________________________________ V in the new s \ fro m . briefly th e A s s o c ia t e d P re s s \ Pool it \ SICILIAN FLOOD KILLS $ ? ? *OR CATANIA, Sicily — Torren WATER SYSTEMS Mc C a r t n e y s a y s tlal rains flooded downtown FACE CRACKDOWN LONDON — Paul McCart­ PHOENIX — Elghty-flve per­ sections of this city In eastern ney and the other Beatles Sicily Thursday, killing three cent of Arizona’s drinkinghave talked it over and decid­ watsr systems have failed to persons, authorities said. The ed against playing together victim s included a child who comply with federal and state again, M cC a rtn e y sa id purity laws, and may face a perished when a wall co l­ Wednesday night. McCartney, lapsed and a woman washed crack-down, the state water 37, who founded the suc­ quality director said Thursday. away by rushing waters as she cessful Wings group with his A voluntary sampling program stepped out of her car. Power A m e ric a n w ife , L in d a and telephone communica­ which began in May 1978 has Eastman, after the Beatles tions were cut in some areas failed, with only 37 percent of broke up eight years ago, was and many cars remained s y s te m s s u b m ittin g speaking to reporters at a Lon­ bacteriological samples that blocked in flooded streets, don reception. met standards, said Ronald authorities said. STORES ORDERED CLOSED M iller of the Health Depart­ OHIO PROFESSORS STRIKE AS SWEDISH ment’s bureau of water quality FOR HIGHER PAY BOOZE PRICES RISE control. CINCINNATI — Professors S T O C K H O LM — The at the University of Cincinnati SERIOUSLY ILL SHAH government ordered liquor went on strike for higher SHOULD REMAIN IN U.S, stores closed throughout salaries Thursday, emptying DOCTORS SAY c la s s r o o m s at NEW YORK — The deposed Sweden Thursday to avoid m any shah of Iran’s cancer is potential hoarding In the face downtown and suburban cam­ spreading rapidly, his doctors of sudden price hikes which puses and delaying midterm said Thursday, and he should go into effect Friday. The exams for some of the 38,000 stay in the United States for stores, run by a state monopo­ students at O hio's secondtreatment for up to a year. Dr. ly, were to open Friday after­ largest school. "It’s like a Hibbard W illiam s said of Shah noon after Parliament has ghost campus walking around Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, who adopted government pro­ here,” said student govern­ posed tax increases on liquor, ment president A ll D’Arrigo. u n d e rw e n t g a llb la d d e r wine and beer ranging from The American Association of surgery here, “a potential for 8.4 percent on Scotch whisky U n iv e r s it y P ro fe s s o rs , recovery does exist.” to 16 percent on Spanish wine. representing 1,800 professors S. AFRICA SADAT-BEGIN SUMMIT MAY HAVE EXPLODED and assistan t professors, SET FOR THIS YEAR, NUCLEAR DEVICE, called the strike after failing to OFFICIALS SAY U.S. OFFICIALS SAY reach agreement with the ad­ MOUNT SINAI, Israeli- ministration on a new con­ WASHINGTON — U.S. in­ telligence has evidence in­ occupied Sinai — Egyptian tract dicating that South Africa may President Anwar Sadat and Prim e M in is te r UJ«. CELEBRATES have exploded a nuclear Isra e li device in the atmosphere on Menachem Begin w ill meet in $4TH BIRTHDAY Sept. 22, government officials Egypt in late November or UNITED NATIONS — The said Thursday night. In­ December, Israeli and Egyp­ United Nations marked Its telligence officials said the in­ tian officials said Wednesday. 34th birthday on Wednesday dicators, picked up by a U.S. The date and site of the sum­ — U.N. Day — and Secretaryreconnaissance satellite, were mit, the ninth meeting be­ General Kurt Waldheim called not conclusive enough to tween the two leaders in the its creation “ one of the truly make a firm Judgment and it two-year peace process, have decisive events in human was possible the satellite not been set. history.” In h is anniversary COMPANY ACCUSES d e te c te d a n a tu ra l message, Waldheim reminded ATTORNEY GENERAL OF phenomenon. the 151-member International BUNGLING INVESTIGATION YANKEE MANAGER organization of Its “ central PHOENIX — A private aim” — disarmament. ALLEGEDLY STARTS lawyer has been named to de­ HOTEL FRACAS fend the Attorney General’s BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — office against a $106,000 suit B illy Martin, who nearly lost his Job as manager of the New by o fficials of a defunct paint York Yankees last year for company who charge that the slugging a sports writer, split office bungled a bribery in­ the lip of an Illinois man dur­ v e s tig a tio n o f a sta te ing a fracas in a hotel lobby employee. The suit, filed Sept. Tuesday night, according to a 19 in M aricopa County hotel security guard’s report. Superior Court, also charges Martin denied the security that officials In two other state guard’s account of the inci­ offices — purchasing and dent through a New York finance — knew of the alleged Yankees spokesman, Mickey bribes in 1977 but failed to Morabito. Martin said the man taka proper action was intoxicated and injured him self when he tripped and fell In the hotel lobby. Doctors at F a irv le w S o u th d ale H ospital used 15 to 20 stitches to close the lip of Joeeph Cooper, 52. EL SALVADOR LEFTISTS A L L S IZ E S SEIZE BUILDINGS, HOSTAGES U P T O SAN S A L V A D O R , El Salvador — Leftists, many armed with machetes and h a n d g u n s , s e iz e d th e buildings of the labor and economy m inistries Wednes­ day, taking four Cabinet of­ ficials and about 13 others persons hostage, witnesaes and police said. More than 1,000 anti-government pro­ testers, moat of whom iden­ S a i t b C a r i c t tified themselves as member« PapafoPUza, Scottaaala of the Popular Revolutionary Bloc, took the two buildings and demanded the release of allegad political prisoners. C a lk 9 6 6 - 3 1 6 1 ... SHIRTS TV SUCH 1049 &■ Terrace • 9SI 59$$ “In The Heart of Sin City" ^ • • • • • • QSfhirts £ O buck/^J MM* & TERRACE. TEMPE/ T-Shirts Posters Cards Jewelry Crystal Giftware f I Located In Sosa Square 50% O F F O N A L L 14 K T . 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Quarterback Steve Bratko wild said ha is trived a phone eaB Wednesday and “they said I should change what I am aaying or not say anytMng because I will get hurt If I do, hurt badly.” Besides Bratkowski, A rthur “Turtle” Lane. John M istier, whose statem ent wee net released, Marshall Edwards and former defensive bade Darrell O il gave tha statem ents to ABU President John Schwada Tuesday. Bratkowski also said in Me statem ent th at Lynch had called him to advise him “not to say one word about the whole situation because he said he had Coach Kush and th at I would get in deep tronfaie if I said a word.” “He (Lynch) arid th at he had federal teiseflgatnrs out on Mm (Kush), lim e amgnrino was here (at ASU) and th at Coach K eei wffl be eat of Me position witMn two weeks. He said, 1 wfll a e ete that,* "B ratkowaM arid. Running beck Lens slid Lynch offered Mm aaoney to “m y something shoot Koab.” “He goes, 1 Just want yen to tell team of tha things th at Condi Kush baa done to yon because be baa dogged you in your tim e of being here . . . • " Lane sa il. ”1 wfll Just say th at . . . ha to ll ma th at ha would give am some aaoney to testify against Prank Kush because -be bad Mm and no m atter what happeaed . . . be bad them and be as adad my testimon y . . . " ________ t*** trio said Lynch offered to buy him a ear if he made All-American. “This to not the Bret tim e (he has offered to buy Mm a ear). But, ha goes. . . , oh, ao, no. no, no. I wfll give you boom money because th at is not hard to hide away . . . ” The five players said they made the statem ents la order to receive “quick” action. Tight end Edwards toM private investigator Howard Sauter to release the statem ents Thursday, despite an agreement by the five players the day before teat they would not be nitiiT"* until all q peed and the players met with Schwada. “It was e mix-up,” Sauter said. “From what I understand, the other players — r i least three ef them — didn't want the stuff released yet. Marshall though it eras OK rincs no action was on them by 8cfawada. I wouldn't have done it if I knew they didn't want the statem ents released.” Both Edwards and GD said they saw Kush “slap” Kevin Rutledge in th e helmet during the ASU-WaeMngtoa game lari year. Edwards said: « . . . Kevin came off tha field . . . and than he (Kush) grabbed Mm . . . and be was calling Mm ■enee . . . be slapped Mm upside his helmet I did net see Mm h i t . . . ia any way Mt Ms lace or Me seek or anything. Caeca Kuril rid not do anything to Kevin th at waa cut of tha ordinary, m for as he did not punch M m. . . ” Gill ario arid tea rs eras ao way Kush dM M ythiag th at could be described aa an upper cut or e poke or a punch or e Mt in the mouth or the jaw or anything else. P ro -ch o ice g rou p rallies o n cam pu s During th e summer, the Valley bad 20 dayi of ll^ p l» » tem peratures, surpassing tha mark of 27 days in 190® and 1974. _____________ ________________ ______ W e c a n h e lp y o u o v e rco m e th e a g o n y o f D a 'F E E T w it h : HIGH AND LOW H EELED W ESTERN BOOT C LO G S and HIGH AN D LOW H EELED ORTHOPEDIC SWEDISH C LO G S FO R M EN AN D W OM EN MON. thru SAT. 11:00 to 7:00 SUN. Noon to 5:00 414 S. MILL SUITE 206 • 966-CLOG THE WEEKENDER N «Ml cost you only 16.00 lor an entire weekend of Road Skate lental. 10% off with title ad. ispWee 1119011%. 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NEXT DOOR TO THE SPAGHETTI CO. 968-5534 *M)§2rr*Tueker Aram tee Central Arisons Coalition far ten Right to Chooee, Inc., arid that “tea pro-chrice advocates y v e become complacent," white baa merited ia s eut-off in fodarnl funds for abortions. ____ ___ . “Tho well-organised (groups) on campus have been tearing down every flyer we’ve put up. Tucker arid. Are they against free apeech. too?” . ______ A apohaaman for tee Right to Lfle organiaathm an campus though,” Ban Sanders arid. "I dmrt think we intimidated anyone but W%something wa fori very strongly.about. . Tueker said there have beau save« fire bombings of anoruon einfce in the poet two yaar a. ' ___ . “We're net bare advocating abortion as tee answer to every question so pregnancy.” Tueknr arid. “Obviously, making abortion e n n e c e e E r^ b ri ^ w o * like toa«ompteh. The Rev. Beatrice Heir «rid. The majority of religious opinion in this country favors abortion as will get abortions anyway. The only question ri If tee Legislature wfll make them safe and legal. _____ TheRev. Marshall Lindsay. » veteran elorgyman aMSHwaeoteO' M NW W M fW W W M NRM KEEP YOUR COOL FREE chock of your nuto radiator /rufrigorallon. DISCOUNT on any work with this ad. RAMSEY RADIATOR SPECIALISTS GIVI T O IMS E. UNIVERSITY OR. (near ASU) M 7-M S2 twe men cemswitio e. « • rw m n* A Fra*, Com m unity Education Sem inar Monday, October 29,7:30 p.m. Scottsdale Center For The Arts Loam About Vitamins - a m i common sans# Swsstt a F s t t - What ara thay doing to your body? llO S S y - How to atratch your nutritional dollar I tOS d S - Whara la tha Amarican diat haadlng? (Notary o sa it - W h tt't balng ptannad for tomorrow? •TRAVERSE ROC* •DECORATIVE ROOS •CURTAIN RODS OVER 120,000 INVENTORY 41* W. Clseed te a , t r ie s . Featuring: k s a s x x Page 4 S tate Proas Friday, O ctober 26^1979 They're off and running in circles . ... There’« something vaguely unsettling about it. It b now October 19T9. P act ion« for the office of preaident of the United States are not scheduled to occur until November 1980. And yet we are daily being treated to the (often unsolicited) rhetoric of scores of declared — not to mention some conspicuously undeclared — candidates for the land’s highest office. The mud seems to start flying earlier every time around. This year, it appears, we are not entitled to hear the sharp pistol crack signaling the start of the race. That gun already has been jumped. And the isnt net ante are a motley crew indeed. The GOP «»mp has more than Ha share of declared racers, the likes of which include Texas tough-stuff John Connelly and th at perennial favorite, Ronald Reagan. There is at least some consolation in the news th at Gerald Ford definitely has decided g a in st stumbling into the fray. ¡ tilth « Democratic aide th at so far has provided the most interesting sparring. Hare we «re p re s e n te d with two obviously deadserious contestants, neither of which is w ilfag to admit it. but both of which are in there tooth-and-nail for a* the exposure they can get. x k mary gillespie Take, for example, the starving Cambodians. President Carter on Wednesday alotted 909 mlMon to help feed them. Later the same day, San. Ted Ken­ nedy bitched loudly to any available micrephone that Carter hadn't acted soon enough or given bucks enough. Implying, of course, that if he were In the hat seat • . . Then there was the recent dedication of th e JFK Memorial Library, a t which both Jimmy and Teddy were speakers. A fter the incumbent said hie pises, hie flunkies were oh, so careful to remove the presidential seal from the podium before the challenger took the stand. Opinion Letter to the Editor ______________bar such Thare are an ««harassing a m b e r ofof such e examples, considering- we are dsakng with twe players who 8tH lefm e to admit they are In th e game. But what thickens the plot e v ei more Is the feet that neither can escape almost IS months worth ef public scrutiny of his closet’s skeletons. Chappaqutditirh is rath er eM hat; m eet voters probably already have cooes Is ta m e w t t K In one way or another. And Toddy dons seem to have a M r amount of pubic sympathy for an estr anged atoohdfe wife and other various family problsme. Shades of Camelot, predictably. The voters are fern aUe to relate, however, to a presidential brother who urinates in public and drops such poarls of wisdom as "those Kennedy supporters are ju st members of the news amdia and college students who don't vote anyway." Handicaps Ik e th at definitely could ser ve to balance any advantage the Incumbency might offer. So. On one hand we have C arter with a 1-1 n u A over Kennedy b th e somewhat dubious but highlyrated Florida caucus; on the other. Kennedy with public popularity ratings far higher than the i” b m mona m im BWiSiX« \ r * T L 'd m ^ ^ ¡ » L C iw c w w n B iw a F ic u m tT io ^ Students didn't foot the bill I would Uko to correct a statem ent that was included in tim Oct. 19 State P leas article fay EUan Haggerty concerning ta t fending of last wash's tee- tu re by D r. Madstyn M u rra y OH air I was reported ss saying th at the MUAB Ideas and u su ss budgtt b pwtteSjr .uppartw l b . ' "* . . . Chet Barfield M H yC Sttpic |im Mühlstein Ceoff Cilbert Tamara Thornton Bob Petrie Tom Tingle Stave Allnatt . Math Scarp . . (ton Elsleper Charlie Char Dan Fellner lacqueline Gaillard M en Haaaarty Suranne McElfiesh Dave Walker Sherry Wheatley .. Perry Sami Denny Collin» MrkeEioritto Len lone» Karen Portik Christina Innen Tim Boiecrko Clare Cramer Dave Neiberaall Lori Weinraub Editorial Cartoon»! Staff Artist Copy Editors HAPPY ROLLERS 1 Hour Skating Rental FREE! 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CAM ELBACK PHOENIX. 255-5553 T-Shirts • Pipes Clips • Incense And Papers Mon. -Thura. 10-10 Fri. & Sat. 10-12 Su n.12- 8 AUTOS • TRUCKS • VANS MAIMS o MOTORCYCLES MTS o MOPEDS HAVING TRO U BLE GETTING AU TO IN SURAN CE? A re you "too young"? Fast Car? Too many tickets? DWI? N o prior insurance? W E CAN HELP! Call Today for Quote A C T IO N IN S U R A N C E C S N T W •t 2 6 7 - 0 7 0 0 aa,tvw u« a H ood Phoonbc { W ith M .U .A .B . E n te rta in m e n t j t a n d R e cre a tio n C o m m itte e s * P ig * 6 S ta ts Pr—« Friday, O c to b f 28,1879 Instate status based on students' intentions A atudent’i intent to make the state in which ha attends a college or university his permanent home is the basic criterion for granting in-state fee status in the Pacific-10 Conference states. The student attending any of the schools in Arisons, California. Oregon or Washington must prove he is not in the state far educational purposes only, but to Uve there. This intent is termed “legal residence” in California and “domicile" in the other three states. In ail four states, the student must present such A student who is unsmanripated (not legaly free from his parental can receive la-state status on his parent's domicile only If they Uve in th at state. All four states require that the riadent reside in that state for a t least a year immediately preceding registration a t a state school. Each of the states make exceptions for those in military service. Washington and California School handbooks specify sxccplfoaa for aliens and refugees of certain status, and employees of school districts. proof as voter registration, state income-tax obligations, residential property ownership or other evidence to show he resided in the state before registration sod payment of in-state fees. Oregon requires this proof to be presented six months before registration. The ether states sat this determination date immediately before the semester or quarter the student is registering for. The age of an adult at these institutions is 18 fo Arisona, Oregon and Washington and 19 in California. Hazy rules might confuse %JO IN THE M L L E L G A N G ! possible in-state residents VOLLEYBALL. FOOTBALL, SOFTBALL, GAMES GAMES, GAM ES. . . OCTOBER 2S Students applying for Arisons residency might fall victim to foe states guidelines th at are “vague,” a Temps attorney said. “The guidelines do not teB which items of evidence are weighed more heavily than others.” Steven Yarbrough said. Applications for spring in­ state it*!"* wfil be accepted in the ASU Fee Status Office from Nov. 1 until Jan.23. If a student's source of support is U s out-of-state p a re n ts, for exam ple, h it chances of getting raaidm ry are remote. However, a student might not need an Arisona d riv e r's license o r be a registered voter in order to receive in state stat us, mid Yarbrough, a former ASU Fee Status Appeals Board member. Nevertheless, all three of these items are included on the list (Section 4 of the “A t some point, yes, it (source of support) does make a dif­ ference,” Snyder added. Tim vice chairman ef the appeals board aaid th at the students need to read the guidelines carefully. guidelines), giving the im­ pression of equal weight, he said. Paragraph “A” of this mum section, th at asks for proof the student has resided in Arinona for a year, is the easiest to prove, Yarbrough said. Ha added the guideiinea fa l in that they do not spell out dearly what is most important. “Emancipation (the state of a person not legaly bound to his parents) is a very Imparts— factor,” said Dr. Thomas Brie, ASU Alumni Associat ion “The fact th at he (the student) assistant director for mem­ opened a checking m ount more bership. than a year ago means nothfog, Emancipation requirem ents it is of no real consequence.” “If that is the way the rules are stated in tho guideiinea, and are applied, why don't students the forms of evidence in Section 4 are “reflections“ of the rules. know it?" Yarbrough said. “Source of support” is one way “We look at everything as a to show em ancipation by whole.” said Julie Snyder, an financial indaptn dauct from ASU fee status officer. parents, ha said. She said each student's ap­ T m not sure what tha school plication ia looked a t individually and determining residency is can do to clarify tha gukklinas,” »a never cut and dried. I $1.00 — Student’s lunch provided. Meet at NOON at DALEY PARK College Ave. off Apnche in Tempo Call H lllei for further details and make a reservation for a lunch - 967-7863. i i ! i w "AND THE STRANGER WHO DWELLS AM ONG YOU l A.S.U.-U OF A RETREAT JEWISH LIFE IN THE MTa — ARE YOU PREFARED? Nov. 9th -11 th • Triangle Y Ranch Camp near Tucaon $15.00 per student — Share gas expanse. RESERVATIONS NECESSARY Call Hiltei 067-7563 ******************** *** * * * ***** M v a lc w e * * 1 si ANNIVERSARY JOCK SHOP'S J HURRY, SALE ENDS OCT. 27Rl nr * SHOES Push fo r KUSH Discontinued or Cloooouts $ 50% - 75% OFF PONY H a ir c u t t e r s Is Having A Halloween Party £ Riddell • AD ID A S ^ ‘ Limited Sl—a, So HurryI! « I $ Oct. 27 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Come in and be a pari o f the festivities. costumes. The K D K B carrot will be here giving away T-shirts & A lbum s! { *14" Rag. $21.00 *13" tog. tarn •19" Qmty^|oR,2 4 " ^ M0X Sale *29** tog.iM.oo • Halloween Treats • Refreshments # Fun *788 Buy N ow ! ! •Court Caaual •Jog Joy •WHT Stag 30%OFF •2.00 OFF on AN ASU Clothing Sweaters, Shorts, Shirts and Jerseys. With Coupon Only. 1 I i ASU Original —amaMM—aamnm Game Jarsay M M Seiaaiw ay FORTH« LIEI Of YOUR NAIRtl 968-8144 •CLOSEOUT SPECIALS to, *1«»Sale *11** CEFDENH M ill and Broadway, Tam pa. î WARM-UPS Reg. $22.00 BREAKAW AY J Swimwear only RIDDELL M ulti-Purpose Cleats: A ll our employees will be wearing S P E E D Q ^ V4 PRICE ON ALL IN STOCKT- 0THHI SHOE SPECIALS BROOKS VBanwa WILSON Bala Tan» NIKE Brain Blue SALEM Bidwy. P lata •S M IS I Broadway Plaza * * * * * * * A * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * OfOl AC vaHH^I 9^4i 4 Of •04^ Friday, O ctober 26,1979 Stato P re te Pago 7 rBUY 1 SUB - GET ONE FREE1 EditorialJobs opon for M A.S Master’s degree candidates in the A8U history departm ent will hare the option to become pubikkttans editors beginning to January. D r. Thom as K arnes, departm ent chairman, said the new area of emphasis within the existing program 'p re se n ts aditoli Sal career opportunities lor history majors. Information is araiiable at 966-6778. AT i i i Smoke/s Hoagie Hut (with coupon on Mon., Wad., Fri. only) 628 East Apache Blvd. (Next to the Tee-Peee) OPEN 11-6 DAILY I I I J (NO TRICKS) BUT A HALLOWEEN TREAT AT THE SHOP 3 D a y s O n ly ALL NAME BRAND CORDS & JEANS Tampa clergyman Marabou Lindsay waa ona af aavsn speakers al a pro abortion ralty on iM Waat Lawn, aponaamd by Mia Waamitf%AWalw Board. The Thars day aftocnaan taWy waa pktontod by aaaaral marcia r» at Ma Wight M ore about Pro-abortion rally $1099 Reg. P rice s $21 - $26 T EM P E C EN TER M on. - Set. 10 e.m . - 6 p.m . Thursday 10 e.m . - 8:30 p.m . 90S M ill A w . 967-6467 arid, “Whan you want to pot control of system in the hands cf the Lindsay aatd th at though he katas Um idaa of abortion, ha waa aaa of tka people to or«aajna Plannsd Parenthood to Tampa. Whan ka asked IsBow d srgymon for kelp, ks said tkay told him be would ha picketed. Sob Super bam Um Young Socialists A lienee on eamnao. told Um u a w i, "No goeanwnant. no nun, no papa should bo ahto to toil a woman whether aka should have an abortion or .^ a is a d support from th e erow def about 75 people, who dapped and ahoutad approval Soper d tod the Sight to U to people and dainmd they are the "name people who are for the war in Vietnam. He added that "every s a l shows that a d e a r majority favors abortion righto . . . Why is it then the politicians are ignoring t | majorit y?" Don Fbin. ftnriaUm W orkers P arty candidate for Phoenix mayor, called tor Um crowd to help "mobilise the m ajority sentim ent. . . so th at women can also Join the human raca and have some control over thair bodies." Sally Boyd of Planned Parenthood warned th at "abortions are deflnitoly being threatened la our eomnmntty." Boyd dosed Um raBy with "ne one should auma this choice tor a pregnant weasas. " b a t th at w hat Amorim to a l aboutT 9 2 ' is NOW OPEN! F re e 12 o z. T h ic k S h a k e w ith p u rc h a s e o f a n y H o a g ie • Fresh Frozen C u ste rd • Freeh beked hem & turkey o n so u r d o u g h h o eg le roll (Cheek O ur W eekly S p eolele) 706 8. Fors*t • Aeroes from DAX • 894-6996 Offer expires Nov. 2,1079 •A •. PaQS99tale Press Friday, Oototocr 26,1879 When the Sun D evih W in a Football Game, You Win with a Free Soft Drink Show your ASU 1.0. whan purchasing any largo sand­ wich and order of French fries and you'll receive a Medium Soft Drink: F re e Good Sunday - Tuesday Following Every Winning Game — No Coupon Necessary Offer expires Dec. 4,1979 Tanni »achan, a senior b u m — major.rooked for charity on 9 » mall n — ft Thnn nonsorsrt by lam tiita CM Alpha and Pi Bala PM, Saehan raised manay to Soolaly. Ton. H o flU a Junior Joum— m « -jor, looked on. Only A t Apache A Rural Not valid with any other special offer. C o p y in g s e r v ic e f o r c o lo r p r in t s c h a n g e s lo c a le A color copying service a t ASU has been moved from the Audiovisual C enter to th e Education Copy Service hi th e Farm er Education Building. The service reproduces color prin ts and 35mm slides hi blade and w hite on to paper o r transparencies. Color reproductions cost 75 cents each if from a prin t while slide reproductions are $1 and transparencies cost $1.25. T he E d u catio n Copy Service is open from 8 a.m . to 5 p.m . Monday through Friday. F or inform ation c a l 966-7252. REWARDS AVALABLE IMMEDIATELY PERMANENT PART TME M onday. N ovk12-, 1979 EMPLOYMENT I th* country on WATS arN. “ U no* IM **ii* SMo ttM o SM** — S fM m * SMS m «Wi l S i n flWpm Sam.PSéimor V»*.nUt*».» M w n *-»»n*fca»»-i» RESEARCH INFORMATION CENTER The G o o d People COiiVparv g rp l ACiw fnttO vfthl'3 »M 'fl (If Friday, October 26,1979 Stata Praaa Paga 9 SEE HOW. THEY RUN. Exciting Greyhound racing with pari mutud watering is going on right now at Phoenix Greyhound ftrk. Enjoy all the action Wednesday through Sunday, rain or dear. Glass-enclosed. comfort-controlled grand stand and clubhouse. First post 8 p m General admission $1. Clubhouse $2. Reservations 273-7181. Ci Prat seasrat admli ai— taatbg far O rst-JI 590 castsmers -svoyTliarsday sight *n»y. P h o e n ix O rey h o uwcl P w fc East Washington at 40th Street Funks'Greyhound Racing Grcuit-Since 1942. ae w p sw w — iw*m Or. Hugh Morgan HIM. bettor knoem aa Brother Blue, tolte one of Ma yams docked out In storybook ragaHa. BHm ama on eampua through Iho aponoorahlp of «ho thaator dopartmont Creativeness is the key for unlocking the 'blues' 1 tail my storia i to Ma tha world. 1 te l atoriaa to ta a rir th a chains on iMsoole, T h tfs tha W a s a t llw w r i Unhrarr t i , sad m r i vad graduata a p i sadetgradaate degrees froas Chat aehssl . Y ab U a t v e r s i t y . _____ . ■MUaa priaaue, M ae aaM ha haa atoriaa la sahwaya. sa h saa. plaaoa *1 w aat to giva people sonathiag tor Ufa, la Mora about H azy residency rules ___ _____ _s4 lid H arrid F ed ir, a Phoenix tto n ay . ■va* , -h o k y im s—tsd • f t l «un ? b S o rw th s m U board, aaàd ha batterei tetta -a ta to atataa fcr C alttorab dooan't kaow thè ruba of tha game." Yet out of th è 800 appaalai canea for fall reridaaey, Feo Statua .O ttear Richard Coyne «dd “very, very h e " atadeato bava aought legai aid. bi f l C 5 l S t o l 2 ; Uva to th a stola to r * • * » • * * has 30 eaaea wttk th a board. hai ha A e ta a lly , ra e ld a a c y 1 far CriUorab stato aaM ha la eaaware a l aagr ethee attoraeya aaatotiag aach atadeata b a signtfhaat babbo. —ss \ b t a ib wad i hy tha twe faatadaatb i ^ i y . ba haa a Urna perito la w hbh to w^g,aey baciaaa thoaa aia *«dm t-ljatvenlty aaafltota, a M s ta iy la thè ortiee arid. Althougk Ysrbroegh s i haar to preaaat IL Ha asM « H i of th è ata deato haawa wha appfy ter rsaitoasy « • . " e a t r y s t y a rtb a b to " aad mm. Machia« b itte Hop m m m u o m m m o c m i (Mb ad Jto BaNhh CALL 966-0362 ■KMpMIM. IweHH— sai » vrw *•«/* ^ /»«.UJt^Uj^ t>o Jp jJL/^ W jjj* . ' JU I ^1» J L s i t u LL* Or* c J p l «<- *M_tUT I J> VU t ^Ji Igshbt* mAJ * * ' / J y t bMfJt f}«**a, u j i 3 » **• « 1i>s«J-J1» ‘a*10 * **JLJI*V 4» ‘ t|»c*> ‘ •>J’ J \* > * l n • Uo ’)M s 'C * ^ 1 ^¿1 U>x,l «-Vtr* /ur±~l' hJ^1«•*»• v-< ^ j^ n T-V-'- I tj . j U I , | 3 U I^1* o ^ ù ’1 J J > j L M UVBt 1. Place: *1 8 1. Unlvorstty P.U. Methodist Church Tomas A2 65261 , T,-^ . ¿^ o iT m 3! On*: Wad. *1 of Octobor > « f .U J I * V *U'*H £*•**• ***** ¿ - - a * . liJL « *»>!»» J U , - , - , v jJ a atadaat la M H f to to th a h a a i d C S a a « liti U«j>W**-1 &j££s&jS3i tea sa te t atudaata b A a h tto g b r j,j in ,b* i M u lta i Studente Assoc. JI 1. Pteco: 2. O M : 3. Tima: U» ^ *j f H - Y I J b * WNNEN M“ *J[ **■ . , Ph. 984-2483, OfflOO Fri.. Nov. 2,1979 1:30 to 7:00 p.m. T k . y a a u uyu »lari to annoonos end id M M tho Informationa ooncarning Kidui Adha AtmubUfa11m mentioned above. May ALLAH bieea you and all Muellme, may HIM aooapt a ll biotharaand alatara making Ha|i thlayaar and J**J!*"J2 baoauaa o lth a m and their call. We hope thatj m « • im p repreeentinfl lalam and Muallm a lo r being a good example o l a good M uslim In tha U .8 A ^ Pag« 10 Slat* Presa Friday, October 20,1979 M o re about Creativity unlocks 'blues conUniMd from p a fi • case I never see them again. I try to make every story that way. “But if you're not a good living story, then you can’t have a good story. God put me in the world for one thing — to tell stories,” he said. Blue takes many classic stories and rein­ terprets them. He performs Greek myths, Shakespearean plays, traditional stories of W estern culture, folk stories and spiritual stories from Africa. Asia and other parts of the world. He also has more than 500 original stories, mainly with themes of brotherhood, kindness, understanding and love. “1 do it all,” Blue said. “My stories are out of my soul." He performed an impromptu Hamlet during lunch and titled it "Ham’s Blues." All th è trad itio n al Shakespearean characters were included, an well as mentions of jszs musicians Miles Davis, John Coltrane and Charlie “Bird" Parker. “Hamlet was a bad dude," he said in • raspy voice. “He was bad and he got mad cause he found his in bed with the dude that killed his daddy dead." Blue has performed in front ol musicians with musical accompaniment and often has told stories on radio. He now has a five-night sign-off show on WBUR radio in Boston. More about Take a peek at the A rt Faculty Show when vou are buying those M istie r ab orts L y n ch 's plan MNMwad horn pegs 1 daughter a t the time, plant a story with Gough. The ficticious story was that M istier had decided to transfer to another university. Lynch said. He added M istier had no knowledge of the planted rumor. Half an hour after the in­ formation was given to Gough» Kush bsgan looking for P agd to check out the story, Lynch said. According to Lynch. Kush spent several hours looking around campus for Page!, but did not find him. It was revealed on the tape that M istier was tokl to plant m other story with Gough, ds vised by Lynch, to further prove th e doctor h ad an arrangem ent with Ktieh. M istier went to a scheduled appointment, accompanied by ASU quarterback Math Malone, but did not tell the phony slaty to Gough, M istier said on the tape. Instead, M istier went to assistant coach Gary Horton and informed him of Lynch’s plan. M istier said on the tape. The S ta te P ress made repeated attem pts to contact Gough Thursday, but each time his secretary said he was with a patient, and could not be in­ terrupted. Earlier this year, Gough told the State Press he works parttime for the Student Health Service. IBs name is on the University payroll. Kush’s home phone has been disconnected and the former head coach could not be reached. In the taped conversation M istier told Lynch that he did not know why he chose not to follow through with the plan. “I don’t know. I just told Horton,” he said. T m really sorry." A ccording to H orton’s secretary, the assis tant coach la out of town and will not return until Saturday. T m just trying to survive out there,” M istier said, adding that he has only one more year to play football a t ASU. "Who’s going to take me for a year?” he asked Lyneh on the tape. “I just want to play football,” Ifis th r said. “He (Kush) can play a l the mental gamee he wants. I can overcome that. I c a n t overcome not playing.” M istier said on the tape that when he is subpoenaed, the truth about what he knows concerning an incident between Kush and former player Mkhaei Lee at Camp Tontoaona last summer. M istier was scheduled to appear before Hing Wed­ nesday to give a sw orn statem ent. On the tape. M istier said be did not aee Kush actually hit Lee, but he said he did aee the coach grab Lee's face mask and yell at him. Lynch asked M istier on the tape how the team would re a d if Kush resigned the following Friday (Oct. 5) and the player replied he did not know. Lynch also asked how the team would feel about having thou defensive coordinator Bob Owaoa as the head coach. M istier said it might be a “rehaf.” unusual cards and gilts in . . . THE GALLERY STORE M atthew s Center, 2nd F lo o r O P E N 12 to 4 W E E K D A Y S mmm Cactus Scottsdale*$ Larg est Selection •Packaged to travel with tender love end cere • y e lle d to 50 states •FR EE custom potting — our po ts or yours •Large selection o f Arizona pottery •Free care Instructions •Com plim entary cactu s seeds O P E N E V E R Y D AY 3911 'N. Scottsdale Rd. 6(3 0 NIGHT OF THE a L iv iijG A shake of d ie head-wet(»dry, David & Friends super perms and great hair cuts are soft, sexy, loose and easy. 709 S. Forest 5068 S. Pries 9 8 8 -5 9 4 « 8 9 9 -5 0 8 3 m dead m * » « PSYCHO •too 11(30 9 (3 0 Friday & Saturday October 26 27 HALLOWEEN SPECIAL $1.50 Admission Good For All lour 5ho\ ASASU NEEB HALL FILM SERIES Tempe PROGRESSIVE HAIR DESIGNS Thursday, Oct 25 and Sunday Oct 28 TOUCH OF EVIL Orson Welles 7 p.m. REPULSION Roman Polanski 9 p.m, «*«t? Of « 'ir f OTO * AC Friday, October 26,1979 State Presa P a g e n Collage : Announcements Dates Clubs Today The Campue Crusade lo r Chrtet w ill meet at 6 p.m. to* day at 13th Street and M ill across from Qammaga Center. The group w ill throw a Hallowean party. Information Is available at 968-1671. HUM — Union of Jew ish Student» w ill moat at 6 p.m. today at Baker Center 213 E University. The group w ill hold a Shabbat Dinner. Reserva­ tions are necessary. Dr. Q. Weiner w ill speak on "8hould Jew s Seek Converts.” Infor­ mation is available at 9677963. The Inter-VarsHy Christian F ellowship w ill meet at 5:30 p.m. today at Daley Park. The group w ill have a potluck din­ ner and play volleyball. Infor­ mation is available at 9662996. curds H *** Meetings m a c ru nic Illu n i c rs mation is available at 967Saturday Alpha Kappa Alpha w ill 9963. meet at 9 p.m. Saturday at the Monday PV Main Cafeteria for a dance. The Ideas and Issues Information Is available at 966 Foreign Film Series w ill show 8341. the Italian film “The Leopard” Alpha PM Pledge Claes w ill at 1 and 7 p.m. Monday at the meat at 9 am . Saturday at the MU Cinema. Information is Chevron 8tatlon, 825 E. available at 9666640. Apache, to wash cars with a The Reel Estate Association kiss for a 61. Information is w ill meet at 3:15 p.m. Monday available at 9666389. In the Business Administra­ Sunday tion Building, room 241. Ross The CMeano Business Stu­ H lldebrandt, director of dent Assoc iation w ill meet at b u ild in g and safety for 2 p.m. Sunday in the MU Phoenix, w ill speak. Informa­ Qraham Room for its weekly tion is available at 9668000. m eeting. Inform ation Is available at 831-8968. HRM — Union of Jewtah Students w ill meet at noon . Sunday at Daley Park In Temps. The group w ill picnic and play volleyball, football and softball. Cost Is 11. Infor- Doonesbury s Iu I lottery Iv r r a r I in n s « Im l cli i m e s o i l Iu n i c r u s lui|M *rtcd soups g l o w ini! r u n d Ic s l i m i d i li r o w \.o0 h pottery ha r d woo d h a n d t n i r r o r s H O U R S: Armadii la Wax Works 7east 5 t h Street.Tempe Mon.-Frt. 10-9 S at. 10-« S un. 12-S .......................................................................................... by G ary Trudeau « u ta TWO-DAY SEMINAR OF MAJOR9GOPE WITH FILM PREMIERE QAUUAQC CCNTCS NOV. 1A3 = APPEARING IN PERSON: = Pert-dme work for copy editor offered et paper The h SMUphSf far a pact-daw espy Hears we M l te 660 p .a., two nigMs a week. Duties tor editto» espy aad writing law. f t a perito» h open ■pyb St the Matthews Center, should ri iS . Frank Kush !• a living legend. Coach of the year In 1975. Twentytwo seasons at A8U. Baal f t ranked U8C 20-7 juet teat year. Saoortd moat winning eoaoh In col lag# football. Undefeated teams In 1970 and 1075. W ins 77% of gamoa played. Coeoh of the year In 1575. Mae won 175 gamoa for ABU. WEAR A “WE W ANT KUSH” T-SHIRT Available at SHIRTS W SU CH 104SS. Tsuses Exposing 0« subtle loss rights — asd offering an alttnuthrc Th» ammetta» of hwnm Ufa. youas sad old. k brim mnedousd ea sa ever-taersaeiag m ie * * • sMdteel profenkw, by toe saette, >y penate end by a dfaat coctcty- P r. Settarifar comprshsarivetr m etiw« toe ftp j f aad réaffirmé the vshie of hewaa Ufa. QAMMAQC CENTER - NOV. 2 & 3 Fri., Nov. 2 -1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sat., Nov. 3 -0 a.m. to 9 p.m. A pm m i mem. O n tlw wo»u*» mm m e j ^ , My . mmt K M M S N . S tmgKMS tWnkm. HU 1p o .-l.-c V 7 t S a w MMiifUt *r W tittr* ••• » ttn iM B iti n t fMwe Anctloa h iht n e o t S t w it lh «W im *. «l K j l f ■»>!■•» CWA MS*» H f j t á l j d j l VMM * W M i t r i r w tW.WtWw má g w f a t • m O tti Tws M tenluaftti, te slis l ftoi i Osya FEATÜklNG— • Ares ’premiere o f fltH p to d t cater film lertee “ Whatever Happened To The Human Race?” • Lectern and diacmeioM wkh Dr. SriutcfTtr and Dr. Koop and Edith Schaeffer on “ Am ictioa“ peejeet n* ftunhj «ehneflw V Fmdnctlnw , toe. RSOiSTRATtON Adult - »29.00, Student-624.00, (25 minimum). Tickst» available at Qammage end al! Diamond a Box Offices. Group ticket« available only from Somlnar Coordinator 957-0302. Pag» 12 State Press Friday, October 26,1979 h a l f -f a r e c o u p o n s I n k l i n g s American Airlines THICO, COtft N0NMŸ3 •54 0 0 M w u r none come r co v m m ii -------- . W srt to go Some tor ThonksglvInoT or Mwlco? or Flortoe Bsachss? or Caribbean? SPECIAL STUDENT GROUP RATE CAMELBACK COIN INVESTMENT CENTER * BU Y New ASUclass w ill instruct survival in desert and w ilds A new class on surviving the rigors of desert nut wilderness areas will be offered at ASU in the spring. The class, “Outdoor Survival," REC 496, will conclude with a test of the students' skills. Students who have mastered survival skills and want to take the challenge will be left in the desert for 48 hours with only a blanket and a knife. The main emphasis of the class will be to teach basic survival skills, flora and fauna, geography, first aid and topography. “Outdoor Survival" is one of the two new classes being offered in the spring by the new departm ent of leisure studies. “Outdoor Survival” will not require any prerequisites and will not rely heavily on academics, but it will focus on teaching and developing survival skills, Department Chairman Dr. Glenn Cheatham said. ■Cheatham added he will invite people from various state offices and wilderness groups to talk to the class. “The class grew out of a need for people to understand desert and wilderness survival skills,” he said. The final trip to the desert will not be required. It will be up to the student and his skills. The other new class being offered is Sports and Leisure, REC 496F, which w il focus on sports and the role it plays in society. H ie class w il luring in sports figures, coaches, participants of youth sports and members of the media to talk to the class. The focus of the class will be on how sports effect the lives of the participants and the community, financially and socially. T h e grass g ro w s g reen er w h e n th e birds stay a w a y PHOENIX (AP) - Floyd W illia m s , b u ild in g s superintendent at the state Capitol, calls it “the annual battle for survival” He refers to the pigeons that lay siege to the Capitol grounds every fall and spring when it's time to reseed the lawn. No season, of course, is ever what you'd call pigeonfree — at least not in the choice roosting places offered by buildings clustered in the m all. "We've even had one of the groundsm en out th ere chasing them, but it was like going after a swarm of flies with a flysw atter,” Williams said. Poison went out of vogue years ago, he said. Com­ plaints came when strollers spotted dying pigeons on the grass and in recent days it's come up again, he added. “We’re not using poison, I swear on the Holy Book,” Williams said. “It’s a sub­ stance called A vitrol, (•commended by the Fish and Wildlife agency and it’s nonpoisonous.” “It's supposed to make them sick, or drunk, and keep them away," Williams said. He concedes, however, that pigeons do die if they get too much of it and th at there will be complaints. “I think some of those damn pigeons have Just eaten too much grass seed and choke.” W iliams said. Festival to boost alternative energy existing architecture, biomass conversion to methane and adobe budding. Perform ing will be th e Charles Lewis Quintet with Alice Tatum, Frandne Reed, “The emphasis of the festival Haas Olson, the Lewis Nashis to promote the production of Allan Chase Duo, the Midnight energy from renew able Blues Band, Nkehawk Diner, resources, not so much the anti­ Nova, the Phoenix Jaxs Allnuclear sta n d ,” said Beth Stars, the Roy M eriwether Trio, Hoffman, coordinator for the Samba Nova, the Valley Big Band and the John M arshal festival. Band. Music and alternative energy dem onstrations will be presented at the No-Nukes Jazx Festival, to be held from noon to 6 p.m. Sunday in Scottsdale Stadium, 7406 E. Osborn. D em onstrations include solar cooking and food drying, th e application of solar devices to The festival will be catered by tip Earthen Joy Restaurant and th e G entle S tren g th Cooperative. Proceeds from the festival w il benefit the Arianna Mobflixatioo Education and Advertising Fund and w il be used to advance the use of solar and other renewable resources, Hoffman said. Tickets for the festival, sponsored by th e A risona Mobilisation for Survival, are available for SS at World Records, Bid's Records and A udio, Tow er R ecords, University 8tereo, Bird's Record Exchange and Changing Handa Bookstore. Railroad Tloe 4780 N. Central ♦ Phoenix 274-2646 SELL ImportedGermanBeer Ptifwuudtr UaiM Have an Octotoertoet Renrfce Rum White or OoM *T* V V M m Nm LtoMraumHeh Save 00.00 Quart 0wto01.es TOO ML Save 00c ftÜMM.E'S LKHKHST 730 S. MILL * UNIVERSITY ft MILL * 967-8079 Faefcao*Liquor«. Cato Sear 0 WM», Qwcertes. M afsikwe. ALPHA PH I BARN DANCE It»’ a fo o t stomping o f time! SEE YA TONITE 5© W H O su? 4 Hyou'd like to sa ^ x iu rs e lf real pain in the gas tank, come visit our attractive new two and three bedroom patio home models now. 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O c t. 2 6 g ly lll Graham wwi N ash s p e c ia l g u e st Dave Mason together for the first time Friday night, October 26 at 8t00 pm at the University Activity Center ASU Campus Brought to yo u by Tickets on sale Gam nuge box office Rolling Stone Record & Tapes and a l Diamonds Box Offices. AH seats *9.00 B r o u g h t t o you by the uetyspedel Horae In your araethatceny O p Summer, T-iNns, Footwear, Womens West, end Weethetweer. Produced by coming attractions Pago 14 8 t f Press Friday, October 26,1979 arts & entern W al mctmd tormmnt mvmning's h lgh tgh t 'N ig h t o f th e Tribade: S T U D E N T S ... b rin g y o u r s tu d e n t c a rd to W e n d y 's a n d g et: O ffe r good o n ly at: 1314 S . R U R A L RD. fat A pacha B h tf.] T E M P E , A R IZO N A The ASU th e a te r departm ent cordially -invitee yon to an evening of fun and gam es w ith A ugust and Siri. The req u est is sim ilar to Edw ard Albee’« proposal to spend th e night w ith G eorge and M artha in “Who’s A fraid of Virginia W oolf and th e results are much th e sam e. “The N ight of th e T ribedes," th e curren t Lyceum-housed production, is sim ilar to Albee’s tie —**• in many w ays. In fact, only m arital and legal un­ pleasantries probably prevent Lis and Dick from taking a crack a t this one. Instead of th e form er king and queen of Hollywood, th e Lyceum view er gets four accomplished ASU actors who exhibit an intense and thrilling m astery of th e ir craft. The play details the torm ented relationships w ith and th e unresolved feelings about women in the life of Swedish playw right A ugust S trindberg. The play is structured much like “V irginia W oolf.” The playw right. P e r Olov Enquist, p b f — four people in an isolated situation w here self-revelations em erge from a night of cruel, insulting bitchery. T here is an understanding and resolution of sorts, but as in th e case of George and M artha, it is evident th a t th e nightm are will be lived over and over again. “T ribades“ also deals w ith guilt, as does “V irginia Woolf,” but it is derived less from w asted potential and w eakness and is baaed instead on sexuality and each sexes’ place hi society. There is a women’s liberation tra c t here. A nother difference from th e Albee work is th a t Strindberg is portrayed w ith unresolved in» raal conflicts concerning his vife. H ow ever, despite his IT PA YS T O HELP! SPECIAL BONUS with this ad I Mme Tw o D on ations in W ork W eek (M on.-Set.) W e ll G ive You a C oup on G ood fo r $2 O ff A ny S ise Ptzxa o r iO e O ff A n y Sándwi ch a t Round T ib io P ia ra , N ext to U * o n R u ral. 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Ttwy have accepted wardly th e m ess, w hereas Strindberg The still is try in g to put th e pieces Ibis p to g eth er. produc T here also are funny moments skillful in “T ribades.” I t is a comedy. talenta l(M c though it m ight be, as Rick much as “V irginia W oolf is. noth ini Som e te n s e d ra m a tic con­ role ia fro n ta tio n s w e re b roken repeatedly by laughter in exactly for az th e rig h t m om ents by an ap­ power! control preciative audience. T rib a d e s ' to tri “The N ight of th e T ribades,” which opened a t th e Lyceum W ednesday. will be th e ASU th e ater departm ent’s entry in th e 12th Annual American College T heater F estival. M ore than 2.300 college* and universities are eligible to en ter th e com petition. P aulette B rien, Lyceum publicity director, said th e dram a by Swedish playw right P ar Olov Enquist was chosen to repr esent ASU moro than a year ago. “W hen a show trav els different design plans are m ads,” aha said. “E verything has to fit Into a 10-foot by 10-foot by 10-foot space to trav el.” "Tribades" will h it th e road to compote in th e first round of th e com petition Doc. 5 to 9 a t 8col ta daie Community College. The ASU production will b* produced along w ith plays from other A risons colleges to determ ine w hat school will rep resent A risons in th e regional com petition Fab. T to 10 a t C alifo rn ia 8 tn ta U n iv e rsity a t Fullerton. Bri “T rib Nov. prase - jt chalk ^ »¡ck j Th Full« other John Parfc wfa aw an ^ c ^ e] A rts m«nt rad « ria l Assoi 9“ *« Friday, October 28,1979 »täte Prass Pag« 18 tertainment shoplifting is stealing. SU M . I n lif r fftii > ades'dark triu m ph A SA SU /U A C p resent is w hat theatergoing is all about: th e opportunity to see a parson so completely give him self over to a p a rt th a t th e view er forgets he is w atching an actor. Grove is complemented fay a pair of ex p ert perform ances by Lias van der S teur and Kelly Jane Thomas. Each is never leas tlum brilliant, and both have an individual scene th a t seales dram atic peaks to stand out from a lre a d y o u tsta n d in g ap­ pearances. V an d e r S to u r h a s a monologue about h er m other and her effects on th e character’s se x u a lity , fem inism and alcoholism. I t is a scene of unrelieved pathos and van d e r S teur speaks w ith an un­ derstanding and hksightfulnesa th a t is rem arkable. (Oravo and Use voa dor tte o r star In “The Lyceum Theater through Nov. 4. The comedy is not quite as pointed o r sharp as in Albee’s script, but ‘T ribades” was i thè translated from Swedish, so self- allowances m ust be m ade. con­ Albee’s satirical facility w ith th e stai English language is m issing [s far here. Some speeches read awk­ m ted wardly. Iberg The highlighting aspect of ueces this production, o r any ASU production for th a t m a tte r, is th e aents sk ilfu l pe rformances by a aedy, ta le n te d company o f perform ers. », ss Rick Grove as S trindberg is " is. -nothing short of n m iracle. The con- role is a monum ental challenge oken sctly for an actor, and Grove is i sp- powerful, tense, energetic and controlled. Grove’s perform ance solve »s noi 1 7?“ *r " • . . . .. b o o ty sredish t was than a (feront • said. 104oot « ill ha i other i w hat la th e » 10 a t ty a t O p e o w T hom as’s beat scene dem onstrates a real gift for comedy. She is making fun of Strindberg's w ort: w ith silly abandon, which is funny. But underneath th e joking is a desperation and guflt as sad as it is successful a t breaking tension in the audience. fi I ★ Two m inor com plaints. The lig h tin g te n d s to w a rd th e pretentious, and the hasy and m uted illum ination is sometimes annoying. Some background guitar music th a t is played over some speeches is distracting too. University Activity Center Thursday, Novem ber15,1979 • 8 p.m. All seats reserved: $950 Tickets on sale at Gam mage and Diamond’s Box Offices. For information call 965-3434. The th e ater festival it sponsored by the Kennedy C ra te r, the Alliance for A rts and Edomtfcm, o f th e D epartfnent of Education, The U niversity *nd College „ T heater Association division of th e American T heater Association ra d th e Amoco com­ panies. A rtist Consultants AHm U W hen aa It 's Party T im e . . . WE DELIVER WE DO IT ALL! 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The play la a col­ lection of excerpts from Grimm’s Fairy Tales and Aesop's Fables. The touring production is sponsored by th e P h o e n ix C h ild re n ’ s Theater. Performances are scheduled at Coionade Mall, Saturday; Paradise Valley Mall, Nov. 3, and Civic Plaza Mall, Nov. 10. CONCERTS The Arizona State Fair Is presenting a full schedule of entertainers during its run. In­ cluded In the Coliseum schedule are: Sister Sledge with ventriloquist W illie Tyler and Leeter, tonight; Jerry Read, Saturday; Crystal Gayle, Sunday, Gloria Gaynor and Lenny W illiams, Monday; The Oak Ridge Boys, Wednesday; Peaches and Herb, Thursday; The Knack, Nov. 2; W illie Aames and Paradise, Nov. 3, and Mel T illis with Dave and Sugar, Nov. 4. The concert schedule is broken only when the Phoenix Suns play the San Antonio Spurs Tuesday. Adm ission to the State Fair concerts is free with a general admission ticket. Emanuel Ax w ill open the 1979-60 claseical piano series at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts at 8 p.m. Saturday. Tickets are $7.50 and $6.50 State Fair cowoart Sunday at the Veteran’s Memorial Colleaum. available at the Tempe Com­ THEATER munity Center and are $2.90 “ T h e N ig h t o f (ha for adults and $1 for students. T rlb a d a s ,” by S w adiah Arthur M iller’s “ A View playwright Par Olov Enqulst, From The Bridge” w ill be w ill be praaantad by the ASU theater department at 6 p.m. preeented at 6 p.m. through tonight through Sunday and Saturday, Tueaday through Tuesday through Nov. 4 at the Nov. 3 and Nov. 8 through 10 Lyceum. The, work deals with af The«far Pho*nix/Pho*nix playwright August Strindberg Little Theater. There also w ill and hie tormented relation­ be a matinee of the American ships with women. Tickets are classic at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. on sale at the Lyceum and Dia­ The theater Is located at 26 E. mond's box offices. Prices are Coronado, Phoenix. “ Starting Here, Starting S1 for students, <2 for faculty and staff end $3 general ad­ Now,” a revue featuring the m usic of Richard Maltby Jr. mission. and David Shire, w ill be ••The U nslnkable M olly Brown” Is playing at the Wind­ presented at S p.m. Fridays, m ill Dinner Theater In Scotts­ Saturdays and Sundays dale. M eredith W illso n ’s through Nov. 4 at the Perform­ ing Arts Theater In Phoenix brassy m usical Is highlighted by an energetic cast. Reserva­ General admission Is $4.50 tion information for dinner and student admission is and the show Is available at $3.50. The theater Is located at 1208 N. Third S t, Phoenix, and 966-1801 or 948-6170. -A rchie and MchhabeT w ill reservations are avallabia at be presented free at 8 p.m. 894-1000. tonight through Sunday at Stauffer Hall, room 318. This production of the com ic allegory Is sponsored by tbs communications department. The Meea Little Theater w ill preeent George Kaufman and M oss Hart’s ’’You Can’t Take It With You” at • p.m. tonight Frank Kush la a living and Saturday. There also WIN legend. Coach of the be a 2 p.m. matinee Saturday. year In 1975. TwentyASU profeaaot Thelma Shinn two seasons at ASU. stars. The theater la located at Beat #1 ranked USC 20-7 196 N. Center, Mesa. just last year. Second The Terage U tde Theater most winning ooaoh In w ill preeent "The Rainmaker” college football. Unde­ by Richard Nash at the Meea feated teama In 1970 and G aslight Theater, 186 N. 1975. Wine 77% of Center, Meea. Tickets are s e a Vrsunm* mms We Also Carry Natural Foods - !*j3GT9r .99 i9dot O ,vebh^ Paoe 18 SUt« Pw m Friday, October 26,1979 W in n in g More diversions H and. Buy l ’.S. Saving* B onds. o»mtnu«d Irani png* 17 and available at the Scottedale and Diamond’s box offices. The Arizona Statesmen and the Women's Chorus w ill join in a concert at 3:30 p.m. Sun­ day in the Music Theater. Ad­ m ission is free. There are 51 voices in the Statesmen group and 38 in the Women’s. The ASU dance department w ill present a guest artist recital by flutist Debbie Kuick at 8 p.m. Monday at the dance studio in the PE East Building. Adm ission is free. The New York Jazz AllStars, featuring Zoot Sim s and Rudy Braff, w ill open the 197980 Jazz series at the Scotts­ dale Center for the Arts. The concert is at 8 p.m. Nov. 3. Series ticket subscribers also w ill be able to see jazz critic Leon ard F e a th e r’ s lecture/demonatration Tuesday. Feather tickets are $2 (free for subscribers). Tickets are available at the Scottsdale and Diamond’s box offices. Famed cedist Leonard Rose w ill perform with the Phoenix Symphony Orchestra at 8 p.m. Monday and Tuesday in Sym­ phony Hall at the Phoenix C ivic Plaza. Tickets are available at the Civic Plaza and Diamond's box offices. The Qammage Woodwind Quintet w ill perform at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the M usic Theater. Adm ission is free. Guest pianist Mary Pendleton w ill join the quintet of ASU faculty members for the se­ cond half of the presentation. T h e M e m p h is B lu e s Caravan w ill perform at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts. The show brings together veterans of the Memphis Beale Street blues. Tickets are available at the Scottsdale and Diamond's box offices. Mary Pendleton w ill perform a harpsichord recital at 8 p.m. Nov. 2 in the M usic Theater. Pendleton is an ASU faculty member. The instrument she w ill use was built for ASU to ancient specifications. Adm is­ sion is free. Had and Oates w ill headline at 7 and 10:30 p.m. Nov. 8 at Dooley's. Tickets for Dooley’s shows are available at Tower and Rolling Stones record stores and Happy Trails head shop. Opua V, a jazz quintet, la W ednesday Sparky Rkhanh TTiuraday-Saturday "Lias SonNisni Rscfc fctfThs Spfciy Wb b b i Bêêé C O C K T A IL H O U R M onday - Friday 3 - 6 P.M . 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Some stuffy critics of Fleetwood Mae never tell to point out th e banality of their lyrics. Some of them same critics Uke to do funny Imlia tkma of Stevie Niche’ voice. You’re not supposed to listen to the lyrics, ju st let Nicks’ sensual voice creed up and down your spine. -, Thera will be a documentary on television in November on th e making of Tksk. They don’t make movies or albums aay more, they put together packages. If you m e a Fleetwood Mac fanatic, chances era you already have th e albomIf you are undecided, however, don't buy it, you’ll be hearing H everywhere aay way. W ith such heavy promotion, this album can’t s a l, can it? It has been ahnoet three years since Fleetwood Mac ratessed their last album. Rumour». Their new release, a double album called Tusk, la being launched by W arner Bros,’ moat lavish promotional campaign «war. The group aril be going on tour, far the Brut time in two years to help push the album. Although thorn are a good anadter of hits on Tusk, there It net enough good m aterial to justify a double album. Much of the music ob­ viously is file r. There have been only a few successful original double albums in rock, even the B eetles had some duds on their Whits Album. If Tusk had been released as a single album, it might have compared favorably to either of their two previous albums. The beet songs on Tusk are getting sub­ stantial airplay. “Tusk," their first single, is a catchy tone with African rhythm s and a Freudian title. I t fa already this season’s party song. “Sera’’ and “Sisters of the Moon” are songs that recapture the dram a of th e superb Rumours. Apply In Person Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m . -4 p.m. Full & Part-time Positions Availably Apply now for Troining A T LAST! N O W Cat, cockroach comedy show s good gifts come in little packages A play in which the load chanelara ara a m it» ach a n i m silty eat balag p ram atad a t Stauffer H a l dam net aanad promising. Yat Wi aurprim . The show, from Don Marquis' "The Livna and Timm of Arehy and M ehltabel,” la being ■ r a ile d by the Interpreter 's Theater Troupe of the earn* m unkatiaa departm ent a t 8 p.m. tonight through fin e d * le Stauffer H al . n a te U fi. of the The of the th ree perform ers. D avid Palko playa th e narrator and a l the human parts through which we taern the story of the roach and the eat. Palko shift« g ears and characters without miming a beat. Ha km a d e a r radio an­ nouncer’s voice th a t la a pleasure to Meten to. Hie speech changes to fit m eh character with the facility of a cartoon voiceover actor. He abo has an infectious enthusiam th a t keeps th e audience pulling for him A t hroughout th e proceeding». He meante to create feline Blanche du Brie doesn't let them down. Mehltabel says th e world to The work is filed with more than dialogue and fifed with mw cad downs but is — ,K iam rendve a n e ls feuftara gte. She sh e wye during Ma g ta n tm e n S T u l» aha b “always a lady no m attar in te re stin g to w atch Ida what the tamperary dtacdother wards, develop when other vantagm .” In MaMtsbal la n real afeaaa. And an overmade-up Langhin b n delightfully brassy cal. H er performance is brandar then the others, but bar ro b Invitai sank S n ii erig en d i the typewrite r ta. H al H ubM M F pkne to still i’a Arehy is find e n te rte ln intg theater, and ha reflects m the h tuage often condltim with the p a rity of a come b young Henry Fonda. The anthropomorphbm tan t childish cad Archy’s outlook ta serious, but the piny elm is funny. Sorenson especially takes advantage of this in one scene. During a radio interview, Arehy« answers are tinged with just the slightest touch of Romana« Bnmennedenne It’« grate. Learie lifiiülllh rounds nut the trio of píem ete performer» as M ehltabel. 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The silent shapes, from an amoeba to an ape and finally to m an, s t tim es had the audience guessing w hat some of them represented. t rebound. The ddB involved was evident. B ut perhaps more im portant w as th e troupe's effective bridging of th e gap betw een per­ form er and observer. The show 's second half included various m asks and props used by th e pantondm ists to convey th e hum or and pathos of human relationships. O ne in g en io u s p iece featured tw o figures w ith toilet-paper-roll faces who m anaged som ehow to c a p tu re p e rfe c tly th e m a le /fe m a le s tr u g g le through — no kidding — pink and yellow T .P . A nother piece included’ two figures w ith pads of paper for faces. A s th ey ripped off th e sheets, th e ir e x p re s s io n s changed, reflecting tim idity, aim er, tru s t. B ut th e moot ta iling expression came afte r th e last piece of paper was discarded and re vealed — nothing. F or sheer entertainm ent and som e th o u g h tprovoking th e ater, M ummensehans is a m ust for all ages. A SU Students . . . f i y a a 'rs m r I I y w c m re n t • ford Mats ar afftar flaa car at SPECIAL LOW WOUND RATO * 1 5 .9 5 - L S L . (2 Day Mn.) For Your Car. C all Your A .8.U . Representative 968-4072 or 963-5786 Offloe loealed at.Rural It University TRY OUR LUNCHEON SPECIAL A 6-inch mini-pizza, ott #»• »alad you can aat, plus »oft drink O N LY *2.99 WK K N O W Y O U 'R f SHORT O N AND YOUR ORDSR C A U . AHMAD W IUSBREADY W HIN Y O U GoHfather’s Pizza One of th e m ost en ­ tertaining skits was one in which som ething resem ­ bling a giant slinky tossed a huge balloon in to th e au d ien ce and th e n , am asingiy, caught it on th e CORNER OF MILL 8 10th ST. 6 East 10th Street SW C om er of Tem pe Center « i See page 11 TIM. SO PHONE: 894-1234 5PDRT5 unpredictable Staalard band taking tha field a t the half aad striking ap th a Tubes’ "W hite Paaka on Dopa" ia what wan to be a “solute to smuggling.” ASU suavity forese pulod tha band off the field to hoop the graoad ia shape. Saturday's 2 p.m . game agaiael Utah Stata la alao Band Dag. B at it shapes op aa a gaaaa where the offaaaa might «trike op aoaaa eeorea to boat tha bead. U tah S iala and Saa Jooa State aat aa NCAA roeotd ia their g u m thla year by ptaring to a 4848 tie. V th a footb all ciche a b o u ta tie being aa te M She kicking pear aiater bn ABC eaotidm a the g u n s important enough to televise ra g k a a lp , w aking la tha afteraoea kickoff. The g n a e was said so t 78 hours prior to kickoff, which a a a a s Valley fans eaa aae it oo their M utami«« The U tah Stato Aggine, a t 4 M , bare played ta soum tacgh aaey tiraady this year. Nebraska, No. 2 ree led , boat th e Aga 86-14 aad No. 12 BYU took a 48-24 « ìp I W p L ^ Though ASU w m r a a h a p g h p top 2 |J a the pceooaaoa, later flM U ^w H w K ttaaa 1(T After two straight beoee to Cal aad Florida State, the D arla have won four ia a row. The oo|y “Bottom 10" aaentfoa ASU lagottfog bow is going to the No. 14 rated S ub Aagata, who received apodal mentían for threat eeiag to poll out foada they had p rominad for a proponed ASU gaff couree after Frank Kuah’a firing. Coach Bah Oweaa unwittingly started getting 25* O FF I I C o o re, B u d or i i i Pint of Any I O ctober Special *5°° OFF Perm & Haircut *2* OFF Haircuts WSU off bufonee. th e I tap tím p a n o selM atano.am otly te wide receiver Boa Washington ea a middle-book patterà th a t w aat ta r 10 parda uhaoevcr ASU TOSS. F ó n t i 5068 S . P rto t OFFER 0 0 0 0 ONLY WITH COUPON. NOT VAUD WITH U M OF ANY OTHER COUPON. EXPIRE« 101*1 IT . ______ needed to g * ad rfv eg eh g |.^ee w lb ^ d y w ifcw / ^ m m v u b ufila tiv i Uao th at ia w J a m à ìiT h a , Look Your B est w ith C oegarfttfod la read ASU plaga batter by latag ■ two perda off l a Saa. biataad, I gare thè D evia aa advaatage ta lettfog tham fhe «M and wbi tha battio of th è plta. ___ Aad if thè ofhnm ahfoad, th a ASU dafoaaa apmkfod. The C a a p a wom bampared and tio D evia haiped by Waahfogton Stata two of a b ita ied te ASU aooree. la Ita laat four wiaa, ASU boa pilad op 46,48. 12 and 26 vaiata for aa av anga a l S I potata a game w ble holding oapoa aata lo 0 ,0 ,7 aad 17, o r 6 potata a game. B at Oweaa aad thè Devila kaow thap taaV affard to look p eti th h game ta Pae-10 rivale Stanford aad UCLA tha aant two C O N T A C T LEN SES S o ft *89** «guai Bey g ssfy lof soit Trini Wearing Period for Contact Lancee Hard *79** — W S Y w rO m . l- . r i M OlV W » — DR. W . G. AMES, Optometrist For Aepotatment or IntouMMen A fter proctite tifo week, Owena aaid. "Thap aeam to bave a good at tltude aad gaed aplrif, aad I think tbeir attltude ia Ibey foni they eaa play with juat about aaybody. They’re aot eoekp, thay juat foni tbey're ready. «mmoatfamMi •uin 114 FREE DRINKS & COVER 7 : 3 0 For LADIES on HALLOWEEN l 0:3o GUYS BO* Tequila QoM , j 1 FREE DRINK w /COSTUME PRIZE FOR BEST OUTFIT ___ replied. "W ei, l a m a lv a He looked bothered by the bet TV _ "W e'd ro ta r Hm It th at way. Fred." th e dtaarta r «aid. “W a K O C r U a r e a k a n d g a t k ^ w t t h ,liam l a th a tape rd b d again and Dfca atartad bin DOOR PRIZES BILL HALLOCK HOSTING "WeR. it waa a Ita af efoetrieky related ta it a n i I SW M C CLASS STARTS H A liO W E EN «cgruncy MMns * WmnMion Confidential. abortion Counseling referral Mawronpcr a w ewaKOiaiwii Mon-Sat 830-330 open Monday thru Saturday * T a which Women's Health Center 941-5228 SCO HADALE, AZ. . ysa*va gat viewaw ia North Dakota aad the K ata thing baa Juat Faatay Planning InetHuta ^ -n . Q i N. MILLER RO. e”^ w * a 2 S l B t a r la raeouat bin vorataa of bow be “suapended" aaaah F rink Kush aad what Miller knew of Kueh’a aBegad tm m ap tâtaient w tb otbor ASU eoatass. A fter th e aaeaai try . a director earns ia to blip « o ta pregnancy test *8.00 50* O FF I 8bootfof s a interview for ABC Sporte is much like filming an im p o rtan t senna ia a movie. You do it over aad over and ovar aad o v e r. . . u n ti you gut It right. __ ^ It** H i th e hapromptu. off-tim-cuff type of iaUrvfow the foBm a t hoam aroiod to baiava. r1fT i* p fau . Tha ABC interview between ASU Athlatie Director Fred Mfitar aad epcriaraatar Dave D ike, which w m ■hot three timaa Thurodsy morning for use with 8eturdey n 9 9 7 -7 4 9 3 H Pint o r ~C A M PU 8 DRUQ • th e Son Devfts ready for tb e aftecneea gone by moving team practice tfaae to S pjnu after the W sahtagtao gaaae. Ualaae h rahm, ASU*a < should pour it a . ■ The D evio I __ _ _ _ ■ J T . ____ r. led by the runnln» t i tetibeeks W U e O itteas and Alvin A B C interviews do double-takes Mehratari la 25* O FF M ic h o lo b Devils, Aggies go to air in ifiore w ays than one Tiw taat Ü M ASU p f a H I day game a t Son D a«! Stadium, Stanford rained aa ita p anda, In tha 8 m D n t i lost 21-14. th e n ia i (W ord is that Bill's crazy.) 946-48» COYOTE 23-27 BILLHALLOCK 30-3 P R IV A TE P A R T Y ? Add Some tw ins G rand Junction - S a t & S u a F R E E S w in e L e s s o n BLUEGRASS COUNTRY SALOON ■0 0 N Sf M i sciai* Rd 7 Hlks N f 5A( D o -v* H Nÿjgevör ,9e, i9dot^O .vsbh^ A s ti's quarterback has his ups and dow ns By Beb Petrie _______ There's a fledgling sports msgssine called VaUty Sport Form that oa the cover of its initial issue a few weeks sgo pictured ASU quarterback Mark Malone and asked the rhetorical question, “Up or Down in *79?” Well, judging by the senior’s per fcrsaaace so far this year, the answer to that one wouM be unequivocally, invariably, without a doubt • “Both." Malone has been bad and Malone has been good. And that wishy-washy aspect of his season corresponds in his passing percentage — sightly less than 50 percent. But whBs there always has been a question of how good Malone has been at directing A8U*s of­ fense the past two seasons, a question of even bigger magnitude is, "W hat's he going to do next?" The last time out, against Washington State, Malone did quite well, completing 12 of 22 passes for 129 yards and one touchdown. And th at showing .___________ ^ . «some « w toughcritic*. drew some good_______ reviewsrfrom erltieo. Namely, Ms new head coach Bob Owens and the Devils’ top receiver, junior Ren Washington. "Malone, I thought, was superb.” said Owens while reveling in the knot of r ^ o r te n surroundng hi— after his first head coacMtg win Saturday. He cams up with the big pfatys wo reely needed them.” «Murk looked good,” said Washington, who garnered five Malone aerials for 95 yards against the Cougars. "Very good. He had a very ‘on’ day. "He’s a very good quarterback and he’s always had a good arm, and he can reed and throw it to the right spot.” Which in Washington's case last Saturday was right in his hands, an uncommon spot for a Malone pass thus far this season. But the quarterback from El Cajon, Calif., found Washington wide open right in the middle of the Cougar secondary. u shwkare wheremy mypatterns p a tte n swere. wore,right righttoinththe “T-lu befa middle, ‘canoe it wns wide open f or me . saM Washington, who leads the 8un D evts with JA catches. “And Mark is real perceptive, he reeds things real weB, and he saw it. Malone also new some improvement inf his passing "1 thtjpk i threw the b e i a lHtle better. We axpected to open up our offense a little m ere, and we did thpt.” he said. Saturday, ABU faces Utah 8tate quarterback Erie Hippie, who with a 51 percent completion average ranks as one of the nation’s better paasera. And, if you’re rating “n o d ” against "better. H doesn't look quite as good. But then again, the way Malone has gone so fsr this year, “good” is better than “mediocre." And that’s good for Malone. Staff predicts Devil victory Jones 28-12 ASU (4-2). W einraub 28-14 ASU (3-3), Walker 13-13 tie (1-5), Diaz 1-0 ASU (4-2). Sams 35-10 ASU (33). Scarp 38-24 ASU (4-2). Petrie 35-24 ASU (3-3), Tingle 36-21 ASU (4-2), Fioritto 28-10 ASU (0-6), El sieger 36-17 ASU (5-1), Bojecsko 31-17 ASU (5-1), B arfield 31-19 ASU (2-4). Gillespie 27-21 ASU (55). Gilbert 24-17 ASU (25). FbDner 34-21 ASU (55), Haggerty 27-19 ASU (25). Alhiatt 17-14 ASU (35), NefoergaU 40-17 ASU (42), Gramer 27-12 ASU (35), Thorntoo 21-14 ASU (4-2). AROUND TH E OF MUSIC BOB DYLAN CHKAP TRICK A SLOW TRAIN COMING BOB DYLAN $ 5 . 4 4 L P ft T A P I Kenny Lorait Keep The Fit IndìmEErr^ TM» to « la v e Mm CerneOt AaeM r.l who » a u n t wt»o'» w ow ifw ee Leu KENNY LOOGIN8 ft J . D. SOUTHER j.a _ so u rm m MchidRgt umiteenMnMn w in g reipuwi* PiWUmwi $ 4 . 6 6 See page 11 LP ft TAPR ItwLMl InLew renew Sec»» NtowDon I wewt >At e w T tU w — r» INTERNATIONAL Plus th e se Columbia R ecord g re ats CAREER? 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Ms name is Joaaa, ha is strictly a footbal piafar a id ha ' ‘ ig oat na dm does U s Bold. His name la Halón "Tao Toagh” Joaaa, aad with “Too TsT gone, ha (o d d ha tha hair apparant to be the neat "Too Mach” in the NFL. Jam s, or "Too Tm «h,” is Utah S tate's lagltiamta can­ didate for AO-America honors at loft tack le. Ha has th a cred en tials, m ost of them coming ondar th e statistics of 6foot-7, MB posada, 4.7 apead la ' tha 40 aad quickness aad m aU itf th at can only be daacrihad aa "hasp hkn away "PhyalaaHy, rear«* ». M h alli condì Broas Snydar aaid. "Tha r«-**—stea r f Ma qnjrbnaas and strsngtb makes him hnpwaalhh to block awe on one. I t woold ha fooish to try ." Moot doaH try . la fast, a sa o s has triad to h an d s "Too Toagk" una aa ana far an sa tira gaam. E ssa againat Nahraaka aarUar tMs year, th a Oarohaakara, with their obvious superior talent, had to doable up oo the senior moot of dm game. Janea, who lad tha Aggies hi tackles (1041 last year despite betag hurry— with ityartoo % U c ^ T ü d s year hi savan Jaaae might be riding now mere has made things so difficult. Tim Sun Devfls w il Ito* right than driving. guard N orris W illiam s up "At tMs point, I don't know if against "Too Tough,” aad be baa a shot at All-Amortes," probably use John Mayor aad Hislop said. “It would have Dan Marble to hety out oneo helped to arte one of the Mg WflUams, one of the most ex­ gamos this asasen, especially perienced temasen w the tease, Nebraska (the Aggies lost 86- gats into trouble. 14). He didn't ptey th at w al Regardless of the strategy against Nebraska, but had a aad regardless sf what has been pretty good gaam against BYU. said about Joaos'overconfidence He sachad (Mare) Wilson ones and hod several tackles. But aad surprises, h wfll ba a "Tough” job hooping Mm w Ma rig h t now th in g s a rt questionable. It wouldn't hurt rida of th e tensa. Mm to play well against A8U Saturday.” Tto a tear games this year, be hasn't bow up to tha levai he was a t last year,” Hislop said. "He's been surp rised th at things 4 "Too Toagh" might bo put into h sv w t bow so easy for Mm w a po st tea wher e k ail have to ha thought they would ba." say something when he brings Double teamed or not, it is a Ms day-and-night act to Sun Devil Stadium Saturday af­ little unclear bow a man with ternoon. It's ahnast a certainty the aim of a locomotive aad with 1243 8 .7th Strani that ABU wfll double team dm tha asm s cruising w eed could 258-9794 have things malte duBeult. Tim lor a t b a st part of the sg&h&J* bigger ' questo » might be who aad this w ll have to got a One a n who definitely has from Ms “lio a” noticed everything about "Too Tough" is Cowboy president 0 0 "Y oBl Bad th at big Bran dt. W ith defirite designs on the tnritla, Bnmdt has said toad to ba corns m an Janas la ataaoet aaaurad of going than amallar people," in dm first rannd a t th a and of aaid, “but R uiw 's a t dm Become A Protoeeional Dance this year if he has any kind of aad of dm socle. Patting It Inatmdor. No Experience m ldhr, ha's vary agraaahra (aa decent asanas, and p rrta bty w«l Necoeaary. Fully Llccm nd. dm ftsMQ. Ha’s either double Employment Assistance. le n t th at where T i n Tell" team ed o r people rua away Cram Mm bi a gaam. played? A ll Dances taught to Men P atdag t mildly, with Ida aiaa 8a "Tea Tough" m i^bt not only maka dm pros and ho might aad spaed, aggression on “Too b" to Ik* abaoutoan oa Don not only make th a Cowboys, tecanasrilWritlM..Teams »SS-SOOffi. I t aide to aa already because what th a Cawbays want, th a Oawhays uanaly gat. As te r as Ida drive far AflHa might even be th a hair Amartoa heaara go. "Too Tough" to But "Too Toagh" w aaat always a l th at tough. Ho pdkd late Lagan, Utah, throe years ago a mere ft-foot-6. VO pounds. Ha was ju st as quick, but it w aaat a l th at oasy trying to throw S t pounds around on th a defensive line, net whoa some rttnahig bocks weigh that much before they gat their driver’s license. But the conchas didn’t peak. They knew "Too Tough" would be putting oa some weight before too mag, and ha was put on a weight-training program to make sura ha did. W hat the coaches d id n t expect was Jonas not losing any of his speed or mobility. "A l dm coaches amtataia ha hasnt lost any of hia speed a t all," Aggie 8porte Information Director Craig Hislop said. T h e proa (assets] wV attest to it. Hmy’ve watched him, aad that*a one thing they definitely notice - about Ruko — h h by "Too Tall." Jonos (To* Toagh] might ovaa have th e disposition to r apines Joaaa (Toe Tall). OB tha field. T oo Toi*b" is as quint and raaar ved aa a mouse in a lion’s cage. On the Held h a's as tough and aggreaaiv* aa a lion in a mouse's eaga. “It's ju st the way ha is,” ffialap said. “There’s by no means a lack of tot sanity or output oa dm Said, he’s very thara. Bat off tha in an taterview or ju st, talking to Mm. ha uanaly has very Ittla to say. H a l ta k if put in a position where be has no choice, but normally ha's vary Terni EARN A LIVING DOING A JOB YOU ENJOY!! B A N ^ iN jn r r u T E HAPPY FET SHOE OUTLET LADIES SHOES A S U asks N C A A probe ABU Praridaat John W. flrhw ala Th ursday re quested aa NCAA inquiry la ta anaribto teteanttona by the U n iv e r s ity 's f o o tb a ll program. "Lot thorn sa n e oat aad work with aa aad sta rt now," Schwsda arid. T o doer this up eaeo aad te r ad, wo’re taking the unusual atop of inviting dm NCAA to join.ua in Urn Investigation." Sabwads made Ms request after conferring with WflEsm Hunt, ssristw t aameutivo director of th e NCAA. 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Aad, acm rdbg to Dflee, it's oae A the few tim es a ‘rtdaMghtf’ b t arvtaw actually wfll avarahadew the gaam. I t (the telocart) n a b gave aa a chance to do aeawthkm about th b whob thing,” aaH D ike, who appaara weakly aa ABCs PradsaHsI Qoflsge Secceboard. “The gaam b mare A a ■Height, tf aaytM ag.” P ic k 'em Entriss must ps turned In to the B la is Pasts by 3 p.m. Friday In ths Matthews Canter bsssmsnt. Only one entry par poison. The top thraa entries w ill toe listed In Tuesday’s papar. Ths A8U gams w ill ba usad as the tie breaker, so )ust predict ths score. Pises an MXN In both boats to predict a Us In any gams with ths point apread taken into consideration . The teams on the left are the favorites, and ths points shown w ill be subtracted from their final eoore. .Piadle! tha acor SHU vs. Utah State Homs teem In caps: □ □ □ □ □ u □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ PITTSBURGH GEORGIA Auburn OHIO ST. NOTRE DAME w ism ngion PURDUE Texas ARKANSAS Florida 8t. 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The i s m w il sta rt aad fteiah A rem elierk aad 24th Str eet, where afx la nee wfll be Mocked off for th e event. Abo running b the ram . which wfll b lo w canal banka a majority A the tim e, wfll bo A thlrtba Went runa ara from A riaona. ineluding W alter Johaoaa from Tucson, who wea laA y ear’s F le ets Bowl M arathoa; Ed Maadoat , WAC champ b th e 10,060 m alar and a M oatroal Olympic team membe r, and paA Northhaak w in a e rt D ennis E b erh ard t (1978) aad Bob Wangb (ITT). Proceeds from tbe race wfll go to the A riosas Marathoa 8odA y aad th e E aster 8eal 8ocbty. S hots Sokw orth, aa Easter Seal standard bearer and tetaHy Mind, w il atteatet to run the iBAaam aided by aa a b etreate tra a s a ü ttia g sa d reeoiving devfoe maaadaAmod by the Motorola Corp. N erthbank 7 8 has b ees sa lte d eaa A th e tap 18 read rocas b Amarles by /frasean* bums Oc*. 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I f New •lightly PM for More about Utah S tate on a n d in a ir »21 “We watch film of our opponent's moat recent game every Monday, and after looking at them, we know that Utah State la the kind of team that can knock you off.” “They (the Aggiea) look to be a very good football team. Their quarterback (Eric Hippie) ie an excellent player, aa ia their tailback, (Rick Parras). And their receiver« — aa a aet, they’re as good as any we’ve seen (James Murphy and Ken Thompson).” With an spaa dale three weeks ago and luck in games since, Owens feds the Devils are in good shape when it comes to injuries. Basically, there aren't any that haven't been adjusted for. “Guard Norris Williams bruised a knee and defensive lineman Joe Peters has a sore ankle, but they should be alright. Linebacker Gary Padjen has a broken rib, but played against Washington State,” he said. ASU started using three wide receivers g a in st Oregon State aa much to cover up inexperience at tight end as to surprise the Beavers. The offense has worked out, and Owens said he plana to stick with it again* the Aggiee. Of last year’s starting tight end Marshall Edwards, Owens said, “He’s been to each and every practice, and before the season's over I think he’ll make a contribution to the team .” Edwards has been hampered all year after undergoing knee surgery last season. The Aggiee lace a grim physical situation, in contrast to ASU. Coach Bruce Snyder watched his team get thinned out considerably by injuries during a 1514 victory over Pacific last Saturday. He was reticent to go over the details of player’s conditions on the phone Thursday“I don’t know, this is a long distance c a l,” he said. continuad tram | No wonder. The Hat reeds Iflte a croes between a phone book n d a Utah 8tate “Who’s Who. Both Hippie (shoulder) and reserve quarterback Craig Bradshaw (ribs) are questionable. The nation's second-leading receiver Murphy, with 44 catchee, is up in the air with a sprained ankle. Starting tight end Ken Brown and his backup. Wayne Thompson, are questionable and reserve flanker Stacy Colbert is hurt. T b t has to pet a crimp in a passing offense that is second in the country to BYU with 287 yards a game. Snyder said he won’t know until Saturday morning who will be starting. Thirdstring passer John IBB has worked out ia practice this week. On defense, injuries to starting coraerback Chris A lbrittain and one-time starting safety A rthur Thompkias might hand!rap the Aggies. Their offensive game plan is no secret to anyone. “W e're a passing team , that’s hoar we move the b a l, Snyder said. We'Ve bean ab b to run at tim es, but our main offense has been passing." And Snyder’s not about to reveal any defensive strategy. He says, simply, Utah Stake will try to adjust to ABU'S offense. A bo* runner-pasaer Malone, he said, “Nobody’s been able to tackle him, he’s an awfuOy good loothaB player. You don't Map a guy of that caliber, you ju * try to contain him.” He has no eemmant on th e effect of the brouhaha surrounding Frank Kueh’o firing on Saturday's game. And with th e Aggie injuries, no predictions on the outcome. *1 have no idea,” he said. “I don't knew hew we’re going to respond, and I just don't know what’s going to happen." Neither dose anyone else. But if the A n can patch together a passing game a d the Devfla score some points, it won't be baring. A nnoMBCtmtnfi A n n ò u n c ffiw n t» POKER TOURNAMENT. Thursday, Novem­ ber 1, MU Mohave Room 222,3:18 p.m. Big monoy prims Entry lea only 82.00M door! Comeand baa winner. 10/28 SOM EONE YOU KNOW noad a pie to d ie loco? C oll 8IUQQO, 888-3147._______ 10/38 STUDENTS CHIU) Care Cantor has openInge lo r cM M m n-ttt years to 8 year«. C a ll 00*4370 10/30 SATURDAY' MONTESSORt classas beginning Ns*. 3 ter 2W -7 »ear o M l A service of the Tamps Montaaaorl School In ooriunctlon w ith Polaatar, me. Contact Polsatw at 888 8680. 10/38 T.Q.I.P. Nov. 2nd — e l All-Am erican Past 7 8 — annual OMobertael, arts and em its and the entertainment a ll day and danos. Neon ta m idnight — Madonna HaM, 43 W. 2nd Street m Mesa. 8p edai 38c Eudvmleer and hot doge noon - 7 p.m. 11/2 COMI U T U t SHARE TOGETHER: ChristianSolerne Ouiega OtganlaMInn Mondava3*0p-m., Cantor»Chapel Christiangelano»Resiling Room Mon.-Prt.0-4p.rn. •EeL8-1 p.m. 301.8» «..temps Campus Counsellor, DantorthChapel •an 0. Taylor• Mon. 2:30-3:30 10/38 M UAS h o o t AND n »aiiaaaa A ria and C ralts Pair. Nov. Sm and Sth. R egM tallon and n toimallon. 0800848. 11 <3 HUGE RUMMAGE SA LE, Oct 37, 38, OM. • 4, Sun. 10-3:00. la k e s Beach and Tennis Chib. 8801 0. Lakaahora Dr., Tamps. Proceeds to chartty.___________ 18/38 LEARNING THROUGH OlEOOVgRY lo r your cM M , 2W through 7 yearn. A oomplate f v P w u» program. Tamps Montaaaorl School. A rural residential «siting wOh sem e ta rn animats. Obeetor 8 Reading SpeetoHat. Irma Lstson. Certified Teach­ ers. Licensed. «aS-TaOS. A.M .. P.M .. or lu ll 23 vnstigatioa, beaded by Pat Kuehner, assistant athletic direetor. It involved ASU equipment manager Chief Hall cosigning a car loan for Sun Devil tight end Marshall Edw ards. H all was not available for comment. “It (the' cosigning) has been reported and we’U examine it,” Miller said. The NCAA investigator will arrive at ASU “either Monday or Tusaday, and stay aa long aa ha wants to. Miller said. But he added "there am no ’deals’ in this thing. We’re going to get this thing out.” 4 PAC tilts lead schedule MASTERS AND DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY DEGREES IN NUCLEAR ENGINEERING There is a nearly full slate of PAC games this weekend with only ASU playing a non-conference opponent. W ashington travels to UCLA hoping to rebound from tw o co n secu tiv e losses. USC goes up the coast to Berkeley to take on the pass-happy Bears of California. Oregon S tate tries to get in th e victory column by hosting Stan­ ford. O regon v isits W ashington Stats for a battle w here th e series standing is deadlocked at 25 wins apiece w ith 7 Usa. UA doss not play. Financial aid Is availabls for Engineering and Science Me|ors for grad­ uate study in N uclaar En ­ gineering, Fu sion , and Haalth P hysics. Graduate Research and Teaching A ssistantshlp stipends range from $5800 to $10,200 per year plus outof-atata tuition waiver. President's Fellow ships for outstanding applicants provide a stipend of $5000 per year plu s fu ll tuition waiver. For inform ation write: Dimeter, f r hHnHnHl fmf Sw t N uclear Eng ineering , G eorgia In stitu te a ! 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