\ r state press W ed n esd ay Arizona State University Voi. 62, No. 3 0 J Tom po, A rizona « Copyright, Slot« Pros«, 1070 l October 31, 1979 $60,000 raised at banquet Booster gifts light scoreboard thank- Many Valoy fid whan I ABU bri S u n D arla handed a » - 7 beating to th a U nivenfty of They i t tha only Knah aad ASU Athletic Director Prod Iffirir also expressed their grstitiudo tha work d tw th a game by diqriuyrig th a fiaal o s th a Sua D arli Stadium ■mmà |m >the toaaa or tha I who (Dad tha etodium. They war e thaaUag thoaa who contributed «M ay to than at a hanqaat prior to tha gaaaa. Aeeortfag to reliable aourcaa, a banquet waa hold a t O n Regiatry Raaort la Beatt adala tb ? Week preceding tha U8C m hsd to contribute from 1800 to 8800, with th a unde n tondrig th a aMnay waa goiag to Knrii and M iter, the aouteaa r «varied. Tha than 180,000 waa raiaad for tha The A rison* R synblic reported th a t More thaH 68,000 waa eaUactod far Knah and MBor a t anathar banquet bald a t tha Gamrihock Ina h a t year. told tha S tela P ro « r two baaqnota a year hare held lor the p a d fivu Leaiia M urray. Bua Angui troaaurer aad poteM aat of Phoenix A m arine Jean, aaid ha attended th a pra-UBC te n o n * a t the Bagfetry la Oetohor 1SI8. M urray a te i ho waa told th a dhtear th at tha would ha anSt between of th a an te eoa "I I ateo n at o ath th a aoeh person apart* a it a r aad now a A fter Uh for 71« Phoenix _________ _ w S who picture of Mmsalf posed with th a OawffV OaaalfV in__ formar coach aad Milter. M urrey W iffona aaU ha d ap aad aat of aay M W I at tha tim e. aftar tha U8C Tha addad ha could not CMno, ■ eay photoa ho HI tha of th a took of tha aoorebaard, b at a s with tha teB fak Lynch, other aooreoa ad d it ia ahnoat too. Doom Oaak. counsel to r ABU Tha bean banquets for aavaral yeara aad ha has boan “rivited to ail of T a on an hooerary ha m id. “Wo do nothing, but wo ara invited to aB tha banquets. “I uaed to be an tha hoard (cf tha Boa Angel Foundation)." Carpatela aaid ha gave th a foundation aa extra 1100 a year aa a MOMbar of tha ‘ THflMK: -T _ E S M URRflV FRfiMK KUSH PhD DR. FRED Z ST SO CALIF RRIZ :;/ . '• ; v . z i n l .L J 3 'H -• TIME OUTS LETI 3 DOWN d to th a north and af the aa pteturea of tha aew eboa rd could ha takan, Lynch addad. Each tinae a photo iaa a rta d a fta r th e word "Thanks," Lyteh m M. T te te p p o r tite ^ M n r n y ’a D r. Mnrwy » Frank Knah m i7 Murray aaid ___ referred to th a 8800 d o n a te ha gara a t tha banqnat . T he photograph* of th a ‘ ante takan by I d \H TOGO H I TIMEOUTSLEFT BALL ON 4 3 board. Ed Cbraan, preaid«* of F in i National Bank of Arrian*, aba lunflbtoad there have been "a number of dinner« bald over • ¡u r b i of trite ." "I bava contributed frana time to tim e." ha aaid. Canon addad th at after at• haaquat a t tha ; tan ria l year, ha waa a paperweight with a a n of tha A8U _______ Ion ft. “I batteva it (the dinner) waa to auppart Frank Keah and Ik . Carpatola aaid thorn have ktttter, he aaid. John Schwada, aaid Tuaaday, 1 couldn't aay offhand if tha uaa of th a ocoroboard vintatod alato tew." Wiggoae haa bean ordered by U.8. D istrict Court to give a d ep eriti« to Robert O. H int, attorney in Kevin RuttadgaV I L I m fltea lawauft again* Knah and other*. • Ron. P ate Carpet ain. R> of Paradiaa VaRay « ' th a ____ arid Iw alio raaatvad ana of tha pktureo with « a aaore a t tha Tom Hood, owner of Weataide Toyota, aaid be attended a 8800n-ptate dtanar a t which the late John Wayne waa'* gnaat. 1 don't know w han the nmnoy wont to," Hood aaid. "I waa told th e d o la n w a n going to Kuril, but Tm not eure.” Many p n « in « n t people from Arriona attended the drinar aad bad thoir picture* takan with Wayne, ha addad. Hood aaM ha haa b a « a Guardian Angel, a e o n group in the 8 « ftagala Foundation, far nor* than oavw yuan. M urray oak) a l fund-raising dinner« a n oponaorud by the Logna Foundation, but moat (memben) a n Sun Angela." Murray aaid he haa b o « « executive board mombor of the Sun Angulo far rix y ean. However, Harry Roaeniwoig, Phoenix jeweler aad prerident of the Sun Angela, aaid the banqueto a n organriad by in­ dividuals. Tha Legna Foundation ia a m b profit corporation formed ia 1878 aad incorporated in 1978 far the purpose of encouraging internet in athletic program* a t ASU Mid promoting "am ateur organised aports." According to ita incorporation papers, Legna can "accept and receive by gift, device, bequest or otherwise, for the uses aad purpose« of tide eorporation, aay property, real, persooal, or of any kind, nature or description." Gray Madiaon S r., former owner of Mediate Chevrolet (now Ray K arts Chevrolet), said he first hoard of Legna whan he waa hoapitaMnod in Salt Lake City several y e a n ago. He aaid someone told him ahote th e organisation, but beeuun of hri medication, ho eouM net romombor who it ere*. L ater, M ediate doucribod the Sue Angels and Logna aa "really the mm* thing.” Howeve r, according to Canon cBnltmMd P M » * Pag« 2 Stata Pr— a W«dn— day, October 31,1979 Spider soup puts a 'bite'on appetite In the n e w s briefly from the Associated Press Security guards C e cil New kirk and Rusaeil Dempeey In Lake Mead after the May 24,1979 robbery. UNIDENTIFIED SKELETON FOUND AT CANYON LAKE A P A C H E JUNCTION, Arlz. — A burned-out car containing a skeleton w— removed from the edge o f a c liff over Canyon Lake on Tues­ day and taken to the M aricopa County M edical Exam iner's o ffice for investigation. The 1967 Dodge Polara w— registered to a Fallon, Nev., man but sh e riff's deputies said the registered owner told them he had sold the vehicle to a brother-in-law In Phoenix. A fisherm an spotted the burning car at 2 a.m. and notified authorities by citizen s band radio. NEW KOREAN PRESIDENT REPLACES ACCUSED ASSASSIN EX-CONVICT ENOS SIEGE WITH SUICIDE SCOTTSDALE — An ex-convict burglary suspect baratpadsd him — If in a home and held off police for more than two hours Tues­ day before carrying out a thr— t to “ blow his head o ff." Jam es W. Layman, 28, of S cotts­ dale, died an hour after he w— taken to Scottsdale Mem orial H ospital for treatment of a bullet wound to the head, police — id. No one el— w— Injured or threatened. EX SALVADOR LEFTISTS MARCH ON U.S. EMBASSY SAN SALVADO R, El Salvador — About 200 le ftists marched on the U.S. Embassy here Tuesday scream ing, "W e w ill take the em­ bassy," but they were turned back by tear g— shot from w ithin the em bassy gates, w itnes— s — id. W ltnes— a from nearby businesses also said there was an exchange of gunfire, but it was not im m ediately known if anyone w— hurt. CARTER URGES TOUGHER AUTO STANDARDS W ASHINGTON — The Carter adm inistra­ tion told Congress Tuesday it la considering — tting tougher auto fuel-econom y standards — part of a cam paign to make conservation its No. 1 energy priority. Deputy Energy Secretary John Saw hill — id strengthening the standard beyond the 27.5 m ile-per-gallon perform ance specified for 1965 m odels under existing law is being studied. WITNESS IDENTIFIES PUROLATOR MURDER SUSPECT PRESCOTT, Arlz. — A Sedona woman iden­ tifie d M ich— I Poland on Tuesday — the man she saw at the Bum blebee Exit of Interstate 17 when — armored truck w— robbed of 6288,000. Bernice Snyder, 64, testified in the first-degree murder trial of M ich— I Poland and h is brother, Patrick. The Prescott brothers are accused of drowning Purolato< SAN PEDRO, Calf. (AP) — G u t decide what to fix for dinner? How about some apidar soup and cat-tail •tew? Thorn ware some of the recipes conjured up by a fourthgrade daaa a t Point Fom in Elementary School. **1 just told the daaa th at a little witch had asked If we would he|p her put together a cookbook," said teacher Cheryl Ono. To get the meal started, Cyrus Smith recommended a hearty bowl of spider soup — a delicate m ixture of half a dozen spider legs, three dozen spider eyee, a quarter cup of frog eyes, seven ghost ears and eight cups of pond water. ¿ A a variety of stewa seamed to be the kids’ favorite. There was Mark Dueling’s recipe for ra ttle—she slaw: Take a doe— snake ayes, two cups of rattle—aka venom, four teaspoons of plump rattlesnake tong— Juice, two medium beta, three small rattlesnake eggs and one quarter of a lfeard’• tail. S tir together and cook thoroughly.____________________ SEOUL, South Korea — In a m ajor step to consolidate the new governm ent’s position, A cting President Choi Kyu-hah named a new director of the powerful Korean Central In­ telligence Agency on Tuesday to replace the man accused of — sa— inatlng President Park Chung-h— . Elem ents of the U.S. 7th fleet steam ed towards the southern harbor of Pus— In a show-of-force warning to North Korea, w hile a fourth p— cefu l day here brought a relaxation of the curfew and other m artial law restriction im posed Friday night follow ing Park’s death. TRANSIENT DIES IN SECOND TUCSON ATTACK IN WEEK TUCSON — A transient h— been stabbed to death in a park north o f downtown In the second knife attack In a park in that area dur­ ing the I— t week, p olice reported. D— le i Rlttenhou— , 28, w— found lying In be Anza Park about one m ile north of downtown w ith a stab wound In the back Monday night, p o lice said. They said a bloody pocket knife w— found nearby. HALF-FARE C O U P O N S A meric— A irlin — *54°°«a. W ant to go hom e for Thanksgiving? o r M aaico? or F lo rid a Baachaa? o r CartOOaanT □ SPECIAL STU D EN T GROUP RATE C A M E LB A C K COIN IN VESTM EN T CENTER 4780 N. Central • Phoenix BUY 274-2646 SE L L 1 0 9 0 W . F ifth S t. • 3 / 4 M E « W o o t o f M M •67-8110 FOR YO UR HALLOW EEN PARTIES TUESDAY A N D W EDNESDAY SPECIAL O N LY TR AVO LI IM P O R T E D H A M MITOS # TRUCKS o VANS MARINES o MOTORCYCLES m • MOPEDS 1 . 9 9 »> PO TATO SALAD HAVING TRO U BLE GETTIN G AUTO IN SURAN CE? only 3 9 * pint C om plete P rod u ce D ept. Are you "too young"? Fast Car? Too many tickets? MOW HA V I IMPORTED A T REASONABLE PRICES D W I? BUDWEISER BEER No prior insurance? 1 4 9 W E CAN HELP! Six P ack C a ll T o d a y fo r Q u o te ICE CUBES A C T IO N 10 lb. Bag 4 0 « IN SU R AN CE C EN TER at 267-0700 6 0 6 0 E. M cD ow ell R o ad P h o en ix stone Hou— 10-7 Mon «hm Thur» 1»e F r is ­ ie r Sunday T H E D E U in T E M P E FO O D S T A M P S G LA D LY 'A C C E P T E D We Also Carry Natural Foods W ednesday, O ctober 31,1979 8tatc Preee Peoe 3 'D oublm tdk' Course duplication frequent at University % Jeab M M ai If yoq hate year d a » , the odda are other atodaete are h ath » it toe — hi another departm ent, or even another eoOafe. For example, if yee’re hi a c k » on writing aeripta at A8U, there are at leaat three wsys to go. The eouree that haa been around the loagset is MCO 481, Broadeaat W riting, t hroegh the jour­ nalism and toietomminiieaiions department. Or, the English departm ent offers ENG 494, Script W riting. And the College of Architecture alee offers a 494 dam anbjaet propoada are submitted to th e senate, which raters them to te e Academic Affaire Com­ m ittee. / When he was chairman of th e committee, they were working on recommendations for a Curriculum Committee to review ante proposals and deter mine if there were any duplications of cour ses offered through the various colleges, he said. In January 1918, th e College of Architecture submitted a Ust of 17 additional elemw it wanted to dam , ab e called Script W riting, in th e riaeal comnnmleations/doaign adeneae deportm ent. Spedal tapies at* covered nndar the nemhara 994 end 494 fa ovary colega. Any sel ago can add any course experimentally under one of these numbers, which are “reserved far courses covering topics of or apodal interest of a faculty member and students” seco»ding to the ABU General Catalog. Bob Hirseh, farm er chairman of the Academic Affaire Committee of the Faculty Senate, said that CBWlllWd use» * Eastridge suggests rehearing o f student fee status disputes 9tudent m em bers of the ASU Fee S tatus Appeals Board w ere absent from the first six hearings and students who presented cssee should have a chance to be re h e a rd , th e A s s o c ia te d S tu d e n ts president said Tuesday. "The 10 students on the com m ittee w ere not con­ tacted and did not know th e m eetin g s had b een scheduled,” Susie E astridge said. T hirty-three cases w ere heard a t th e m eetings th a t took ¡dace on O ct. 16, 17, 18,22 and 28. MI think if any of th e students w ant a rehearing it should be granted,” E astridge said. D o lo rs T h a c k eray , a secretary in th e Fee S tatus O ffice, said sh e is responsible for contacting student. Staff and faculty commHte# m em bers, hut th a t she w as unable to notify th e Student m em bers of th e board hearings. ”1 had no curren t phone num bers o r add resses for the students, only a Ust of nam es,” d ie added. T h ack eray said sh e fin ally c o n ta c te d one number and see what student com m ittee mem­ addressee and names and ber, Tom A jam ie, through th a t those should have been Fee S tatus the ASASU office. Ajamie received h r is also an assistant to Office. E astridge. Susan A lver, fee status “I w as able to get correct appeals board chairm an, addresses for th e students said she did not know th a t through Tom and since students w ere absent from have w ritten them le tte rs,” the m eetings. Thackeray added. “T here is supposed to be She said she thinks she should have been contacted a t least one student present by ASASU w ith cu rren t a t th e hearings, but th e addresses for th e student cases should n o t be reheard,” A lver said. "W e m em bers. E astridge, who appointed w ouldn't reh ear a ease if a the 10 stu d en t com m ittee faculty o r staff m em ber m em bers, said she listed couldn't make it.” COMPLIMENTARY PASS OOOO PO« o n e ATTRACTION 18 H oles of G o lf U t’l Indy Ride Batting Cages ——VeSnW*/ 1 ! m I SOLF S 'STUFF EXPIRES 11/ 30/79 Arif c a a / B r 'ir FINE MEXICAN FO O D SEAFOOD A N D STEAKS Join us for H appy H our 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday thru Friday 2 d rin k s fo r the p ric e o f 1 L iv e E n te rta in m e n t n ig h tly « F E C IA L- C A B LE SPO O LS Oiwi tor Dorm* A Apto. MfndTabto*. PtanlStand*. 10% FO O D DISCOUNT with proper A SU LD . (Ovar 43~ 3 * » » 4 “ YOUR CHOICE — (valid only for person w ith I.D.) r iM Laeand C ity your fcDtaPse, sometimes we afi need help. T l customers are allowed five free calls to directory month. And you may requert two phone number of these caBa. There fe ro c h á is for directory stale. Directoty assistance calls made from hospital* or pay phones are free. And the can alao avoid directory assistance chargt calling the business office fordetails aft oré ^ So remember togh* your a la work out It’s an exerdae that quickly paya off. to *V—- — / Railroad Ties you 20* a call ftra lo ta f numbers that f » (0 ) GOLF N' STUFF / * T Sat. 8-5 C losed Sunday 796 E. Southern • 998-3340 X R u ra l & S o u th e rn , next to M E R V Y N ’S I I I I Pag« 4 State Press W ednesday, October 3 1 ,1979 c O O 1 liO li stake ! press Aggression w hich le flagitiou s when com m itted by one is not sanctioned when com m itted by a host. — Herbert 8pencer l Different jokes, the same punch-line E t t i ( Frod —Sign, Sun Devil Stadium, Oct. 37, 1979 If somebody m entions ooee m ore th e cu rren t con­ troversy over th e firing of s popular athletic figure by hie superiors because he allegedly punched someone in th e m outh, you’ll scream , right? Well then, sta rt screaming. Let’s d u ress far and away from the three Fs (Frank, Fred and football) to find th at Ariaona is not the only [dace where cries of “foul” are hurled to and fro among the giants of the Locker Room. And that’s not counting Woody Hayes, either. New York Yankees Manager Billy M artin was fired (again) by owner George Steinbrenner because the Mouth That Roared apparently had slugged, of all people, an Illinois marshmallow salesman during a Bloomington, Minn., hotel argument (What’d the salesman do to provoke M artin — threaten him with an armload of marshmallows?). The salesman eventually received between IS and 20 stitches for a cut Up. Martin received yet another in a long line of pink slips. Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn agreed with Steinbrenner’s decision, citing the Yankee owner’s dedication “to preserving baseball’s image.’’ Keep screaming, there’s more. Kuhn also has banned San Francisco Giants HaD-ofFamer Willie Mays from compensatory participation in baseball as a New York Met* batting coach because Mays has taken a public relations job with an Atlantic City, N J . , casino. Mays now can no longer wear a uniform, but still can mingle with players and participate in old-timers games. Big whoop. Mays’ “ouster” (oh, th at word) has prompted en­ tertainer Frank Sinatra to call for Kuhn’s removal. “OT Blue Eyes' ” statem ent, released through his own public relations firm, called the banning of Mays “ludicrous.” Cries far removing an athletic official — sounds like old home week, doesn’t it? So what you see is a string of conflicts th at obviously neither has begun nor ended with the Punishing Folaek. OK, let’s talk eligibility. ASU faces forfeiture of any or all of its three gridiron conference victories this season because of alleged violations of Pacific-10 Athletic Conference regulations concerning eight players’ academic eligibility. Pac-10 officials have stated that forfeiture is a possibility, but not an inevitability. Tied with A8(J for second place in the Pac-10 are the Huskies of the University of W ashington, the team the Sun Devils played Oct. 28, 1978 when Kush allegedly struck punter Kevin Rutledge and the team ASU opposed under Kush’s leadership for the last tim e Oct. 13, 1979. Washington kicker Rich Camarillo's eligibility still is in doubt. Although a Pac-10 assistant executive director has cleared Camarillo, the Huskies still might have to forfeit their three conference victories if the Pac-10 Council rules against Camarillo. Letters to the E dito r Both Washington and Ariaona State happen to be current Rose Bowl contenders. ABC will televise this week’s ASU-Stanford game nationally, meat likely because ASU is on the national map. not only for its team 's prowess, but because it's in such an ad­ m inistrative mess, athletically speaking. It makes good television (“Look, Ethel, there s the school in all th e trouble”). Today, leer differs«! investigations into the affairs of the .ASU departm ent of intercollegiate athletics are being, conducted. The National Collegiate Athletic Association, the Pacific-10 Athletic Conference, the Ariaona Departm ent of Public Safety and the athletic departm ent itself all are looking into possible recruiting mfraetions and other poesfely criminal violations th at may have been committed a t our University. W hat many believe to have been a phenomenon indigenous only to Tempo is occurring in many facets of the worlds of both collegiate and professional sport. Sports figures throwing or allegedly throwing (which is worse?) punches a t other people. “Conflicts of in­ terest” taking precedence over common sense, causing those among the most admired of athletes to be reduced to a self-seeking status. Eligibility con­ troversies th at may well lead to the stickiest sports wicket since somebody fixed the 1919 World Series. Hold on to your Rose Bowl money, folks. W e're looking ahead to the day when a 9-year-old just won’t have either th e interest or the faith to want to collect baseball (or football) cards. —Mark J . Scarp A ssistant City Editor OK) WWB WK9 C H D oes the truth hurt? Editor: I would like to congratulate Fred Miller on his decision to remove Frank Kush as head coach. I know it m ust have been difficult for him to do so, but Frank left him no choice. For years Coach Kush has preached th at people should be responsible for their own actions. Well now it’s tune for Kush to suck up and be a man instead of a crybaby liar. H ub whole thing could have been avoided if he had the guts to stand up to his accusers. Instead he tried to get people to come down in character and cover up the truth. There is no doubt th at Frank Kush was one of the best football coaches around, but there is no place at ASU for dishonest staff or faculty. S ony Frank, but sometimes the truth hurts. Jee Rodrigues Phoenix ALL RI6OT W 0NSMoo our th er e an d ClPBffcftlHAT 6WI It's no fun to swim in your own room An open letter to the ASU Hooting Department: To the Ariaona landscape and many Ariaona residents, the in­ terruption of sunny days and dear nights by a small thunderstorm such as the one we received on the night of Oct. 20 may seem a blissing To the residents of third floor, A-wing in Ocotillo Hall, however, it is a definite curse, embodied by the Sunday morning tnm aioruH tioa of our dorm rooms into underground springs. However novel it may be. it is not particularly enjoyable to watch th e enalainfal of w ater against pot, pan, pie-tin, wartebaaket and bathroom floor tile. As amusing aa it may seam, the sm el of Carlsbad Caverns in ear clothes is not especially appealing. The sight of our carpeting, as it ripples to and fro Uw some massive w aterbed, infuriates ua. Anticipating these circumstances, our University has chosen not to repair the cleavages in our ceilings, but rather to provide us with some after-the-fact solace in the form of a w ater vacumer. O ur qusstina is, what happens when it really rains? If a series of storm s as severe as those we suffered last spring occurs, this w ater vacumer would be put to equally fruitful use cleaning the bottom of Roosevelt. Lake. Altho««h the long-term goal of the Housing Department may be to turn Ocotillo H al into Stucco Stalactite National Park, we Hue bore new, and the least we expect in return for our dear housing expenses is a roof over our heads. Mark White He had guts to eat his words I do not knew Omar Lane ao r Profeaeer Couch and bad net read your Brighisi article an the litigation referred to In "L etters to the Editor” Thursday. But this exemplary action by Lane la quite significant, eepedaly a t a tim e when people seem prone to sue one another a t the sightest provocation or damage to one’s pride. It takes courage, maturity, and responsibility to publicly retract an accusation enee so stated. This is aa ail too rare exerdae af a form of in­ terdependent responsibility i.e., an e n arenase of the feet that what we do personally stay have wide, far-reaching and cumulative effects on many other people. W hether in our economic, social or cultural reietioaships (smoking in arena neat children and other non-smokers, driving impatiently at rush hour o r actions in athletics and In University administration), we would e l bo wel-advised to take more interdependent responsibility far our actions and anticipate their synergistic effects on the Uvea o f others. „ I tru st Omar Lane's example and bis aoase of seek responsibility, will not go unnoticed. It m erits farther editorial comment. w©dn#*d*y, October 31,1979 State Praaa PapaS Amartean Maste has Roots: MEMPHIS BLUES CARAVAN Another Letter Make nukes responsible! E flta rt In the coming weeks and months it is likely that you will be approached to sign a petition to place the Nuclear Respon­ sibility Act on the 1960 ballot. T he p e titio n - c a r r ie r s represent a cross-section of our society; men and women, young and old, lib eral and con­ servative. The common element among them is a deep concern for the future of our society. This concern centers around the dem onstrated lack of safeguarda governing the operation of nuclear power plants. The Nuclear Responsibility Act will require d ear and convincing evidence that: 1. The radioactive waste from the nudear facility can be contained with no r easonable chance of escape. 2. The effectiveness of all safety systems has been demon­ strated in actual oper ation. 8. There would bo no legal Hmita regarding total compensation whieh may be required for personal injury and property damages resulting from the operation of the facility. D R A W E R S O A I.O K 4SJ W .Mah Comer of Country Club Next toWInchoifs The above requirem ents are reasonable safeguards and are long overdue. We recognise the necessity of risks in solving problems such as energy needs, but believe that such risks are not justified if they mean that present human error could imperil all future generations. Your signature on the N udear Responsibility petition will make a difference. Your children and future generations will ap­ preciate your efforts to preserve the quality of His in Arisons. Larry and Mary Mauress HM1SS A L L SIZESI SCOTTSDALE CENTER FOR THE ARTS T hu rsd ay. N ovem ber 1. 8 p.m . T ick e ts S 6 /S S . a v a ila b le a t a ll D ia m o n d 's lo c a tio n s a n d a t th e C e n te r fo r th e A rts B o x O ffice : 994-ARTS The ScottteUle Center for the Arts is owned end operated by the City of Scottsdale NOTRICKS JEANS, CORDS, JACKETS, SWEATERS tons of Free Parking G reat Buys *6°° The la s t o f th e ir g e n e ra tio n , b lu e s p io n e e rs lik e M a R ain ey. M e m p h is P ia n o Red a n d Fu rry L e w is are th e a u th e n tic m u sic o f th is co u n try . E xp erien ce th e M e m p h is so u n d a s th e se p e rfo rm e rs b rin g a ll th e ir ye a rs o f b lu e s s in g in g a n d s to ry -te ilin g to th e stag e. T h is m ay be y o u r o n e and o n ly ch ance. Just Free Treats at OAL JEANS $10.00 •1 4 m K id 's Stuff, Too! 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The groups hope for 30 fence-crossers and an “immediate support team ” outside th e fence of at least 50, although “we don’t w ant to count our chickens before they hatch,” Chris Shuey, ASU senior journalism m ajor, said. In December, the T ruth Force held a similar dem onstration in which nine persons, including one ASU student, w ere arrested for trespassing on th e site. R epresentatives from th e Truth Force, the Bisbee Anti-Nuclear Group, the Saguaro Alliance from Tucson, the Plateau Energy Action Committee from Flagstaff and possibly contingents from California and New Mexico will participate in this year’s peaceful dem onstration. The groups will first rally a t th e state Capitol Building, lead a caravan to the (riant site, and some m embers will jum p th e fence, one by one, to slow th e arrest procedure, Shuey said. The police have agreed to a rre st the trespassers only after all of them have finished jum ping th e fence, he added. “We have worked closely w ith th e sheriff's departm ent on this. “Obviously th e sheriff (Maricopa County Sheriff Je rry Hill) is not going to let us stay th ere,” Shuey said. Shuey said he will inform th e police Friday night on th e num ber of fence-crossers ex­ pected. “If they know w hat to expect, th a t reduces the chance of a problem arising,” he added. Some of th e dem onstrators will com prise “an educational community” th a t will se t up solar ovens and windmills and (riant desert Carter's faults are Kennedy's pluses, campaigner says By TemTfagle President C arter has been ineffective in office because be has failed to capture the imagination of the American people, an organiser of Sen. Edward Kennedy’s Arizona campaign said Tuesday. Robert E. B. Allen, who supported C arter in his sue cesaful bid for the presidency in 1916, said C arter "just doesn’t excite the country.” “President Carter is a wellm otivated person and an honorable man,” Allen said. “But he has been unable to get a handle on the operations of the government. “A b t of his appeal three years ago was that he was an outsider to Washington and wouldn’t be a typical president,” he added. “I think he has proved now that we need someone who knows how to work from the inside." And Kennedy is someone who can work from the inside, ac­ cording to Allen. “Kennedy knows the power structure. He can inspire the M kfORUP J SfU StRVtCi ani PtWmiOMt CORNER OF LEMON AND TERRACE 996*6311 Your Complete Laundry and Dry Cleaning Store S e e p a g e 15 1 l i II 11 t - V Í 5 M i mmm 1— ^ ^ S i Ü O O -Z ^ H O Bl — ■ i — mmmSm ■■ B I B A I F F L 1 ~BB b b b t H ALLO W EEN w m O ver *500 Cash & J j P il Prizes for the Best Costumes B lf BBSS Doors open at 7 o'clock •$1.50 Cover , BB 5 55 BB The Biggest & Best Halloween Party in Town .•*» j | •_________________ Wodneeday, October 31,1979 Slut# P t»m Pag« 7 Career S erv ices \pleasantly su rp rised ' Job outlook brighter for December grads By Dm Frih w The job outlook for December graduates is very prom ising, despite an economy “th at is in th e doldrum s,” th e director of ASU C areer Services said Tuesday. “The num ber of recruiters and the num ber of jobs reported to th is office are in g reater quantity than in the p ast,” D r. R obert Menke said. “T hat leads us all to believe we’re going to have a very good first sem ester.” M enke said he was concerned a t the beginning of th e sem ester th a t th ere m ight be a decrease in on-campus recruitm ent because of th e country’s economic woes. “G enerally, when th e economy is in good shape, the activity in this office is good,” he said. “W hen the economy is down, we really feel th e difference.” B ut M enke said he has been “pleasantly surprised” by the incre ased activity in his his office. Although several recruiters did cancel scheduled visits to ASU, Menke said for each cancellation, “we’ve been able to pick up a t least tw o new companies or em ­ ployers.” Menke said one possible reason for C areer Services’ success in helping find jobs for December graduates is th a t A risona appears “Generally, when the economy w m good •hope, the activity in tkie office it good. ” to be in b e tte r shape economically than other segmen ts of th e country. He added th a t many companies appear to be “m ore optim istic than pessim istic about bringing in new talen t and new ideas.” The office uses th ree gauges to determ ine w hat th e job situation for graduates is really like, Menke said. New bolt foils typewriter thieves The num ber of recruiters, the num ber of job offers and eventually, th e num ber of students who are hired when th e sem ester ends, indicate how successful th e office is in placing students. Of th e th ree gauges, only th e num ber of recruiters on campus this sem ester is known. B ut Menke indicated th a t because th a t to tal appears to be on the upswing, there is a good chance th e other tw o in­ dicators will also rise. Between 400 and 500 em ployers send job recruiters to ASU each year, Menke said. Students with degrees in technical fields such as engineering are the m ost sought after by recruiters because th ere is som ewhat of a scarcity of students in those areas, M enke said. So far th is sem ester, about 60 percent of the recruiting at ASU has been done by technical firm s. ASU lost 166,000 in typew riter thefts during the last 14 months, but with the installation of a 12 typew riter security bolt on each University machine robberies can be prevented, the chief of the University Police said. “We’ve tost seven typew riters, each with a replacement cost of 1800 each,“ George Bays said. -«The security device is not a lock but a bolt that connects the typew riter to the base of the desk. Bays said the University is purchasing the security bolts from International Business Machines Carp, for 82 each. Including in­ stallation, each bolt will cost IS. “The thief would have to take the typew riter apart with tools,” he said. “With these new devices it will be more difficult for someone to try to remove them . “In the past, typew riters have been taken during the night by persons posing as vendors or University employees.“ Faculty and staff members can order the typew riter security bolts from the university purchasing departm ent. “So far we’ve had doaens of requests,” Bays said. “Sometime in the future all our typew riters will be secured.” Do you belong atMagnavox? Out Monday, November 5,1979 Magnavox Advanced Products Division has challenging careers in these disciplines: M M LTN N I M M A M8CAO TftATION PACKAGING Magnavox Advanced Products Division, is organized into three product directorates Marine Systems, Global Positioning Systems, and Com m unication Systems. The open atmosphere encourages interaction between engineers in all fields . as well as, a stimulating environm ent fo r in d ivid u a l growth. Find out if you belong at Magnavox. Sign up today to talk to Blaine Osburn, our Cam pus Representative. Monday, Nov. 5,1979 College Placement Office. ciq n q ■gM Government end ttnduetriel Electronic« Company A cb o o ce dI Products DM ston _____ t i me fe n SdwodW« women, m e m e e m Page 8 State P ra ts Wednesday, O c to b r 31,1870 M ora about U SC game a victory in m ore w ays than one oanMniMS.lfMi m e* 1 and A riaoaa C orporation CommM oa roeords, Madison was one of flvo prominent Valtay mon who farmod Lagna in 1972, and has boon chairman at tho Lagna board d n w than. The original board members were Madieen; Canon; Harry Cavanagh, Kush's attorney; Keith Turley. Ariaona Public Service president; and Harold Wales, a Phoenix lawyer. According to C anon, currant Logon o ffie e n a n K ush, p resid en t; C an o n , vicepresident; Wales, secretar y; Gene Father, treasurer; and Madison, boardchairm aa. Records show th at Fefcer, who also is executive direetor at th e 8un A ngels, is both secretary and treasurer. Other current Legna directors a n Cavanagh, Turley and Miller. In 1978, rommleslnn records showed Legna with assets of 175,098. According te C anea and Roseasweig, this money is sot aside for Kush as a “retirement fund.” Carson said Kush is con­ sidered an “employee” and is attignili the responsibility at promoting aparta in Arisons — primarily ASU sports. “Kush has never received a nickel oat at this," Carson said. “He (Kush) takes a deferred Bompanaatlon se th at whatever he h due b put tato a tru st to accumulato.” A rtide VI of the Legna corporation bylaws states: “No part of tho not earning of this corporation shall ta u n to the benefit of any director, officer, member o r any private individual, provided, however . . . current aa well as dadam d «nptnaation amar be a rid for Borrisca rondara d te this cor­ poration in furtboranes at Ha parpas«." However, A rtista Vm renda. “In no event shall the asseta at tide corporation be distributed to any director, officer or mamher of this corporation, or to any private individual.” W eight-conscious Devils boost campus sales of di tsodas ■y Patricia Ladas ASU soda d rin k ers are consuming more pop than ever before. Pop machines on the ASU campus sold 14,604 more cans of soda products last month than in September 1978, representing a 16 percent increase. Jim T u rn er, full-service manager at Coca-Cola Bottling Company said these figures show that people are believing that, “Things go better with Coke.” He said the trend is towards an increase in the sale of sugarfree products, despite the warning displayed on diet soda cans, “Use of this product may be hazardous to your health.” More than 28,500 cans of diet pop were sold in the 81 campus machines, of the 100,660 total cans sold on campus in Sep­ tember. The product is growing in all markets, Turner said. “Phoenix is a very good sugarfree market. The sales figures here rank higher than the national average because people are becom ing increasingly weight-conscious,” he added. Turner said Phoenix ranks sixth in total diet cola sales of all cities in the United States. Sugar-free products account for 20 percent of the total sales in the Valley compared with the national average of 12 percent. Turner added that people in Phoenix are more active. “The is conducive to outdoor activity year-round. T here a re m ore w eight­ conscious tennis players and racquetball fans here than in most other parts of the country. One of their main concerns is shedding a few extra pounds and diet colas help th an achieve their goal,” he said. A law that became effective in February 1978 requires all cans to carry the warning, “This product contains saccharin, which has been determined to cause cancer in laboratory Sorry, we goofed The S tate P ress erroneously reported in F riday's issue th a t an ASU color copying service had been moved from th e Audiovisual C enter to th e Education Copy Service in th e Farm er Education Building. The Education Copy Service actually is located in th e basem ent of Payne Hall, room B-25. The service reproduces color prints and 36mm slides to picture size in color. I t also reproduces color transparencies from prints o r slides. The service is open from 8 a.m . to 4:30 p.m . Monday through Friday. animals.” Turner said sales at 12-ounce cans of diet pop a day Coca-Cola have not been af­ for his health to bo adversely affected.” fected by the warning. “People are not paying a t­ He added more men are tention to the label because the te stin g situ atio n s are too drinking diet pop because they unreaaonabte,” Turner said. “A are becoming more wary of their person would have to drink 120 weight. He arid they no longer mind ahowtag concern over thefer appearance. T u rn er srid Coca-Cola changed thè pink color of thè Tab cola ean to a rad tona so that men might he more eomfortabta drinking thè No. 1 selKng diet beverage. EAT A MEAL *.99° LA R G E H O T DAW Q 99c SLO P P Y JO 99c S A U S A G E PIZZA 99c P olish Sausage 81.28 Tam ale C h ili Boat 81.29 Q tr Lb. 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Bead A public “minifestival” of dance in the Spenish aad Basque tradition lor both beginning «id intermediate hoofers will be held Monday a t ASU. The daate workshop wfll he taught by Anthony brande, who also wifi give brief historiée of the development of theee exotic group aad Hoe dancee, according to Janice Pantovieh, A8U dance instructor. “The method of this type of folk dewring is grouporiented, not like the more fcm ilif Flamenco many people assodate with Spanish dsadng.” Pantovieh said. Pantovieh dsscribed the difference in the two stylos of dance as one of location. “The Basque provinces are located at the northern end of Spain ju st west of the Pyrenees Mountains and the method of folk dandng there takas on a distinct flavor,” Pantovieh said. Pantovieh said Ivande will play the accordion and also may dem onstrate and instruct the workshop in a Yugoslavian “Silent Colo.” “A Silent Colo is a dance where tne empnans is an the sound of pounding feet while all other noise is om itted,” she added. Pantovieh said folk dandng enjoys quite a following in the Valley, with dubs a t Phoenix Community Cofloge, in Sun City and Mesa, and a developing dub at ABU. The workshop wfll begin a t 5 p.m. aad last until everyone gets tired, Pantovieh said. A registration foe of 16 can be paid in advance at the A8U dance departm ent or a t the workshop in the ASU PE Building E m t, room 148. Pantovieh add those interested should register early because participation will be limited. Information is available at 966-5029. M o re about Courses often duplicated in ASU departments canHmied hem paev 3 provide under visual communications in design sciences. “We existed as programs of study for many, many years,” said Professor Vaughn Adame, chairman of the design sciences departm ent. Adams said they were operating out of the English departm ent and the Departm ent of Fine A rts as Interior Design. When they applied to the Faculty Senate, Hirseh N uclear report calls fo r change in plant building WASHINGTON (AP) - The presidential commission on T hree Milo Island called T uesday for “fundam ental changes” in the way nuclear plants are built, operated and regulated, but said adoption of its recommendations still would not “assure the safety of nuclear The com m ission told President C arter th at a broad range of deficiencies — from licensing and regulating atomic plan ts to th e tra in in g of operators — made an atomfc accident such as the one at Throe Mils Island “eventually inevitable.” The panel caled last March’s accident the w orst to occur at a U .8 . com m ercial nuclear reactor, but said health effects probably were limited to “severe mental stress" to area real drat a, Radiat Inn released waa so miner tin t it aright never he penrihle to detect whether the M arch 28 accident n ear Harrisburg, Pa., wfll cause additional cases of cancer among those who live near the facflHy, the commission slid . The 12-member panel's fin­ dings are advisory rad many of its rsrnaansedations, Including a proposal th at th e Nuclear R egulatory Comm ission be abolis h ed . would ta k e In accepting the Carter said the said there were some objections raised from graphics in the English departm ent and from the journalism and telecommunications departm ent. “There were questions with respect to concern over courses to be offered and duplication,” Hirseh said. The Faculty Senate held a hearing and negotiated the academic units through the Academic Affairs Committee. Look Your Best with Hirseh said that this is the committee's first sem ester in operation. « C O N T A C T LEN SES & c i: J a n u a r y GM AT *89** Soft “A t the same time, we also were making recommendations for a separate committee to review curriculum proposals,” Hirseh added. 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Bool Invitation to apply for STATE PRESS EDITORSHIP T h e A S U S tu d e n t P u b lic a tio n s A d v is o r y B o a rd is n o w s o lic it in g a p p lic a tio n s fo r th e S ta te P re s s e d ito rs h ip fo r th e S p rin g S e m e s te r 1980. Applicants for tha position of editor: must have a cumulative grade index of 2.20 or better; must have either two semesters’ service on the staff of the State Press or responsible editorial experience with a commercial, college, or university newspaper; and must have been a full-tim e student at ASU for at least the two consecutive semesters prior to applying. Candidates must also: submit at least two letters of recommenda­ tion from university faculty members and/or professional Journalists; list on the application form the titlee of ail journalism courses completed and the grades earned in those courses; submit at least two examples of a news story, feature story, or editorial written for the State Piees or another newspaper; and describe on the application form the func­ tions and responsibilities of previous posi­ tions held on the staff of the State Piees or other newspapers. Candidates must pick up at the State Piees office, Matthews Center North Basement, application forms. The completed forms must be typewritten. Applicants for the position of editor must be available for one or more interviews by the Board between 3:00 and 6:00 p.m. on the day specified for selecting the editor. The Boerd w ill interview candidates for the Spring Semester editor (1960) on Friday, November 16, 1979. The deadline for receipt of applications w ill be Monday, November 12 at 4 p.m. Applicants need not be journalism majors; candidates from ail disciplines are invited. Edward H. Peplow, Jr. Manager, Student Publications Matthews Center. North Basement Phone 5-7572 m n » n i,m » •libarat* teM ii Im u m In Hw Flm Art* Anmx. Tmm «• M se •uM’ ed by SwH« liM ro l honorjunior Uny tty . 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The Astonishing Neal, s para-mentah st, who specializes in E SP, hypnotism and clairvoyance, will do a show a t 7 p.m . in th e MU Arizona Room, and th ere will be tours of th e haunted house for th e stout of heart. Admission is free to th e G reat Pumpkin F est a t ASU. Admission to th e A stonishing N eal show a t 7 p.m . is $2, $1 w ith ASU identification. H m p w re a ch (fa MARCH o u r g o al ^ OFDM Hebprwwnt birth defects THISSPACECONTRIBUTEDSTTHEPUBLISHER Say 'oink' brother a salat e l la s e s sw< MM, p a rtis te is la se «e r be e qui i tinsi student w ssrtng a pig face. Brother O ons o M m s to bo H is m eeaafe to sS Is n o ise BIRD'S RECORD EXCHANGE 'Safe and sa n e0 H allow een bash fo r k id s tonight C ostum ed H allow een im ps, ages 5 to 12, axe invited to a m onster bash a t ASU tonight. The “sale and sane” bash is sch ed u led fo r tw o sessions, 6:30-3 p.m . and 78:30 p jn . in th e Payne Laboratory School. Admission donations of $1 p er child will go to a national scholarship fond sponsored by th e Children’s T h e a te r A sso ciatio n o f Am erica. Advance tickets are available a t th e Lyceum T heater box office. Inform ation can be ob­ tained from Robin Msnriam a t th e A 8U th e a te r departm ent, 966-5808. AVALABLE IMMEDIATELY resUNENT PMTTME VTtÆ on. Wo cyb C O L L E G E 'C IT Y C Y C L E R Y 909 E. LEMON. (602)966-0842 v m v e e a C o rn e r o f U n iv e rsity & M y rtle In T ow er C e n te r WE BUY, SELL AND TRADE RNE QUALITY USED RECORDS AND CASSETTES T EM PE A R IZ O N A . 05281 t* fM* / 1111 University TOUR^M J S A LES . PAR TS » REPAIRS 966-4158 ------TRY O U R LUNCHEON SPECIAL A 6-lneh m in i-p in a , o il tha sa la d y o u can o a t, p lu s so ft d rin k ONLY *2.99 IMF KNOW YOU'RE SHORT ON TIMM,SO CALL AHEAD AMD Y O IM ORDER WILL BE READY WHEN YO U OET HEREl EMPLOYMENT Conduct« Marts* Rm i i h* V •Mas aoraas Sw country as WATS Hnaa Rant our N. Cannai Moony. bpartaaaa s not naaaaavy. Wi haw IR RIIV W PR8iii8^ raw iw owaNart. Partono pa*M Starano (alary S3 por Mr., RMaao SMa. (SM o. SMRrtMtanMWaaiS N you sorti bath woakonrt Saya. Haina: • » » p .m ./ HkJO».**. SMurrtw»30 a-nt. <¿3S p.m. ROSSI RESEARCH INFORMATION CENTER OPEN MONDAY - SATURDAY 10-9 CORNER 0ERNU.fr lid i 6 East 10th Street S W C om er o f Tem pe Center PHONE: »4-1234 Pag® 12 Stal® Press W®dn®sday, O c to b f 31,1979 Halloween: a\boo 'ming holiday th e By Dave W alker R obert B urns, an 18th century poet, called it “ . . . th a t night, when fairies light on Cassilis Downans dance.” Cassilis Downans, it tu rn s ou t, w ere rom antic hills surrounding th e ancient seat of the E arls of Cassilis in Scotland, and the poem “Halloween” describes the nocturnal ritual of th e native peasants of th e area. But traditionally, Halloween is th e day of dead. The day celebrated w ith frig h te n in g stories, hollowed out pun kins and a door-to-door tre k for candy. The ritual celebration of things ghostly, as practiced today, can be traced back to th e ancient D ruids, who held th e ir g reat autum n festivals on O ct. 81. T exts on th e subject report th a t the D ruids believed th a t Saman, th e lord of death, roam ed about th e coun­ tryside gathering up all th e wicked, doomed souls and placing them in th e bodies of animals. The D ruids would huddle w ith their backs to th e bonfire peering into th e night for th e approach of th ese sp irits. The Romans also had th e ir autum n festival around th e first of N ovem ber, th e story goes, and they would ro ast n u ts and apples, signifying th e as cured sto res of w inter provisions. 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Citizenship R equired • Equal Opportunities Em ployer Wednesday, October 31,1979 State Press Page 13 All of th is accounts for th e traditions of th e holiday as we celebrate it here in Tem pe. H ordes of youngsters will dress up in a variety of evil-looking costum es tonight and canvass th e neighborhood, soliciting tre a ts fo r trick s on doorsteps of friendly looking houses. T he real ho rror of th e evening, how ever, usually w aits w ith th e p aren ts a t home. L ast y ear four people w ere injured by candy filled w ith needles and one young girl found a pill in a bag of h er night’s booty, Phoenix poUce reported. F ortunately, incidents such as these are on th e decline police say, attrib u tin g th e tren d to a law th a t m akes it a felony to add poisons to food. Even th e coat of th e traditional Halloween costum e has been b it by in la tk n , increasing The th e cost of m ost of th e suits by a t least 20 cents. “The m ost popular suits th is year are th e comic book characters,” said a spokesman for Woolco departm ent store. Spiderm an and th e Incredible Hulk w ere th e biggest sellers in 7 9 . The m ost ex­ pensive suit is th e popular D arth V ader, th e villain of “S tar W ars,” which will set parents back to th e tune of $4.17. Pumpkin Fest T O D A Y , O C T . 31 Astonishing Neal ESP. ft Hypnosis Spectacular 7:00 p.m. Arizona Room *1.00 with A.S.U . I.D. Haunted House 8 pjn.-Midnight Costume D m b Contest 930 pjn. -* FREE Featuring Pzazz Best Costume Wins Ski Package in Sunrise A 8T O N I8 H IN G NEAL S p o n so re d by 10 ejn.-34N) pje. M.U. East lawn Carnival Activities ft Music by Midnight Blues Plus H a llo w e e n ish Activities In the Union all dayl I R ecrea tio n and E n terta in m en t Paga 14 S t f Pr— W ednesday, O c to b f 31,197» Calculations w ithout calculators 'Psychomath' saves on computation, inventor says By L«ri Weinraab If you’re one of thoee people who always has to divide th e check using th e old napkin and pencil routine, an ASU student has devised a m athem atical system th a t allows calculation of everyday m ath problems in your head — in seconds. Victor V iner, a sophomore business/premed m ajor, and a friend Michael B yster, a student a t th e U niversity of Illinois, have created such a system . “W e call it ‘psycbom athem atica,’ Viner said. “It’s based on place value of num bers.” U sing th e se psychom athem atic techniques, Viner can square up to six-digit num bers, find the square roots for eightdigit num bers and he can multq>ly five-digit num bers in less than 30 seconds. And all in his head. It may sound amazing b ut Viner ju st shrugs it off. “B yster basically showed me w hat to do and from th ere I ju st took off on my own. Whooo's got ASU's most sexypunkin? Mean, scary, funny, sexy and political pumpkins will vie for prizes aiid attention during ASU’s annual pumpkin carving contest at 10 a.m. today on the MU East Lawn. Judging begins a t 2 p.m. About 1.200 fans are expected to attend the event, sponsored by the MU Entertainm ent Committee. Carvers will include ASU students, faculty and staff. This year, about 140 carvers will sliee into ISO pumpkins. Winners in each of the five categories will receive a book of coupons for MU activities. Information is available a t 966-0049. A u th o r to speak on co n servatio a o f w estern land Edw ard Abbey, perhaps th e m ost eloquent critic of what he has called “the second rape of th e W est,” will read from his w orks a t 8 p.m . today in ASU’s College of Law G reat Hall. Any person w ith an average aptitude can learn to do m ost of th e techniques. I le a n e d to m ultiply five-digit num bers almost im­ m ediately. Eight-digit square roots, now th at took a while,” he said. V iner learned psychomathematfcs a year and a half ago and the tw o have been working ever since on projects related to th eir “new m ath.” They recently finished an informat ional book explaining th e system and hope to put out a supplem entary textbook. V iner _is w aiting for som e free tim e to m eet with interested publishers, who have been him since he and B yster appeared on several morning talk shows in Chicago. “We’re keeping it as an ace in the hole for when we finish school. We’re hoping th ere’s gonna be a m arket for it,” V iner said. B yster has been working w ith the system for years but Viner was his first student. “Once I learned it, we knew it was teachable,” Viner said. “B yster is the technician but I can theorize the system . I can verbalize w hat’s happening and explain why it all w orks.” Viner is confident the system can be taught in schools and could even replace old m ath. “I t can be used for blackjack, totaling superm arket bills, balancing checkbooks — it can he used in any instance and it’s so much more useful,” he said. V iner also finds using th e system has improved his memory. “I rarely forget addresses o r phone num bers. And I t is of g reat value to me in my chem istry and m ath courses,” he said. V iner has done extensive research and has found m athem atics system s have existed “b u t no one can m atch our ac­ com plishm ents,” he said. GRADUATING ENGINEERS: S ign u p n o w for a look at o n e of th e y e a rs b e s t jeto offers We Mare labmd ban fo tbs U S . Weto the West Ceasfs And, ws*ra located fa ana of tbs w srifi best b Jart a heart ef as next 7a law for aa Isforsfow. CAMPUS INTERVIEWS November 2 MARE ISLAND N/fcAL SHIPYARD BM DGI CLUB FRIDAY NIGHTS 7:30 p.m. Mohave Room Memorial Union A 2 7 5 -8 7 3 9 ♦ t i g .............. ... W sd n so d w .O c to b r 31.1179 S t a f Pr— Papo IS Spirits hobnob at castle haunt EBERSTADT, W est Germany (AP) — Frankenstein's m onster is spending Halloween haunting his own spooky medieval castle in an American horror festival th a t’s a howling success with Germ ans. Woifman, Count D racula, Satan, the Grim R eaper and other ghouls are ap­ pearing together w ith th e legendary m onster this week a t Frankenstein Castle, a crum bling stone fortress on a windy hilltop in the Odenwalk F orest near D arm stadt. About 25,000 spectators are expected at seven nights of to rtu re skits involving a bed of nails, a stretch rack, a guillotine, a gallows and a whipping post, said American organiser Brian Hfll. H U , 28, sta rs as the Frankenstein m onster, decked out in a $75 Hollywood mask and black costum e he put together from castoff clothes he bought a t a flea m arket. W hen not perform ing, Hill and th e cast of 85 hobgoblins hobnob w ith spectators clustered around a graveyard, featuring the bloody bones of a slain dragon, dum m y cor pses strung up on nets and D racula in a casket. The displays are scattered around th e castle courtyard, and th e sound and light Ban of T V movie upsets originator skits are perform ed amid th e standing crowd. The festival, which is sponsored by a friendship d u b for American soldiers and young G erm ana.drew 17,000 spectators in four nights last year. “It was such a success — especially among German who don’t celebrate Halloween — w e decided to extend it for three m ore nights this year,” said Hill of W est Paint Beach, F la. Tim castle w as built by th e Franken­ stein knights in th e 18th century and soon became a battleground for w arring nobles. In 1502, th e Hessian ru lers bought the castle far retired m ercenaries, b u t it was eventually abandoned and left to crum ble. Now owned by th e sta te of H esse, th e castle is largely a ruin, w ith only a few tu rre ts and rem nants of outer walls rem aining. I t has become an attraction for tourists who g et a m agnificent view of th e Rhine and Main riv er valleys from th e walls. “W e don’t pay any ren tal fee because th e castle Hscff is g etting a lo t of publicity from us ft w ouldn't g et otherw ise,” Hfll sa id . “ O nce p eople le a rn ab o u t Frankenstein C astle being he re ^ ft becomes a regular stop for excursions.” BOSTON (AP) — It’s boon decades since anything was “banned in Bouton,” b u t now an author in crying foul over a local television station’s decision not to air a netw ork movie depicting racial violence. “O utrageous” was th e reaction of author Howard F ast, whose book waa th e basis for th e movie “Freedom Rond,” n tw o-part special shown on NBC. Because of recent racial problem s in Boston, local affiliate WBZ-TV refused to air th e movie about a slave who becomes a senator in th e Reconstruction South. “The action is so out of keeping w ith w hat is happening in th e world th a t a t first I thought ft was n joke,” F ast said. commute. TOUR. C O LLE G E C IT Y C V e i E R Y 900 E. LEMON, (602)966-0842 TEM PE. A R IZO N A . $6291 fu tm 'Bronco-busting' scholarships offered by Oklahoma college CLAREMOSE. Okk. (AP) Throwing th e bull has always basa an enviable asset in at­ taining a higher éducation, especially in aonrinar courses, b et G k ra m re Junior Collage gives h i raroghtton Is the Still a visitor from the effete East at fee campus mtataodeo, which serves as a sort of mid­ term exam here a t Q aremore. can’t help feeling that fears must be a bettor way of Snanring a college education than regularly riding out to wine fee horns of a dDsnuna and wrestle to earth 100 pounds of Big Mac on the hoof. This Is known aa Steer wreetHng or bull-dogging. purposes of “b raading, castrating and vaednating," all threo of whfch i sgrsttabiy fefled to — fa» the curriculum when I was at Harvard. D uring th e sem inar we auditad, one bellieose bull oí fes Brahma atraía dsfbd tts garfead of sehobrship, bulldosed its way througfa fes fenee railngs and waa se varal countiss away hy the tone the picadora pfcked up the plecas. Exam proctors who have wtta aaasd similar occursnces can only concludc tbat the N etre Dame quartorbaek hurlad bsnosth a ton of Southern Cal fesnlibr pad and gristie has ch ases th e p ath of le a st >to a diploma. 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Some even quicker. The Stele Prase had word from a reliable source Tuesday th at there was going to be a m eeting in the A8U football offlee bet ween the athletic departm ent and tee eight football players who are bring in­ vestigated by the Pae-10 conference aa to their eNgfhttty. Urn source was reliable because he eras cue of the eight players. The m estiag seam efl as scheduled. The doer to tee foot hell office wee locked, and so w ars th e mouths of moot who entered and exited under look and key. Firot, P at Kuohner, aa assistant athletic director and the man in charge of internal investigations far Devils split over ouster only off field If there is a apMt between the pro-Prank Kwh faction and the A8U football players who say they saw the former coach punch Karin Rutledge, it wasn't notieabie in the Devfla’ win over Utah Mate. "That's the thing, there's nothing that's been done that's going to qdfe this team," aakl Junior wide receiver John Mistier, who canght 4 peases for 71 yards ^afaat the Aggies. "We were told from the beginning to toll the truth, and that's what we're u d four other Bun Devfla did last saying Beeline Dnqpray owner Rack Lynch unong ether things » if they would lie abont Kush in the Rutledge hiddent. Steve Bratkowaki, another player who offered a proKnah Matament last weak, said ha didn't Ike the "celebrity” tag pinned on him In relation to the Rutledge situation. "I Just told the truth. I told what 1 know." Bratkowaki said. "Dr. (Fred) Mfller and Coach (Bob) Owens Mmuseed it with am and they told me to tall the truth." Dalanaive lineman Bryan Caldwell, one who said he saw Kush strike Rutledge in last year’s Washington gams, enjoyed a Am af­ ternoon again* Utah State, lurking Aggie quarterback ErfcHippte three thorn and adding thiUe pass jim elsleger A8U, ran off a series of "no comment»" while going in end out of the meeting that included whether or net there —»"*My was a meeting. Kuehner, who cannot bo reached by tiiaphona, said only th at it was best for aB G O O D FOR $2.00 DISCOUNT ON A N Y HAIRCUT OR SERVICE WITH CO U PO N Offer Expire* No*. S, 1W I eoncoraad tin t In not e m o n t . And ha didn't. Although the “no comment” chorus kept absolute certainties hidden, asms strong pfobobilitfos emerged from Tuesday's rendasvous. Between noon — the scheduled meeting time — and 2 p.m., the fallowing players were m s entering the football office: A rthur "Turtle" Lone, Gory Padgen, Kani Kauhi, Ron Washington, Ralph Dickson, Ben Apuna and two other players whose identities remain unconfirmed. A fter the meeting one of the players stated th at he had been questioned by investigators, although ho w am 't sure whether they represented the NCAA or the Pae-10, and added th at a t least two other players were still inside the room being quetotoned. When John Rehfield. academic adviser far the ftTTennon: fore ion CAR OUinER/...! SAVE UP TO 78% ON RECYCLED AUTO PARTS, Toyota - Honda - Flat MG - Triumph - Datsun UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT THE HAIR KAM P 120 E. University, In The Arches RED KEN PRODUCTS___________ 966-9061 ALL M O D E L S F O R E IG N 3024 8 . COMI S t., M l* ., A*. (Near 40th A University) 7 0 * 3 2 9 2 ' ________ m CALL US BEFORE THE HOLIDAY SQUEEZE. Of course, you're going home for the holidays. lu s t like everybody else. But if you wait until exam week to get your flight home, you can also be squeeaed out by every­ body else. T hat’s why booking on Continental now is the sm artest thing you can do. 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Oe- Wednesday, October 31,1979 Stato Prass Pago 21 M o n about M ore about Terry's brother makes headlines Devils play together on field “AO I was tra in s to do was stick w hat s-hls-name — Hippie,” said Caldwell. “T hat other stuff doesn’t bother m e. “My gMMsnd has gotten a few had notes put on her car, b u t nobody’s really approached us about it." B ut while Caldwell has received recognition for his sacks, linebacker G ary Bouck — th e standout among those saying they saw Kush ptmeh R utledge — rem ains unnoticed by public address announcer Bob B aker. On jone p la y , Bouck stopped Aggie running back Rick P arros «rid after a 1yard gain. B aker announced th at No. 55, linebacker Joey TJim p k in m ade -the tackle. Bouck w ears jersey No. 66. “Lumpkin wasn’t even on th e field for th a t play,” to Frod Fernandes in th e cloaing m inutes left no ASU fans and players laughing. “I w aited in th e end sone w aiting far Fernandes to get open," Bradshaw said of his school-record touchdown pass, “w hen he broke open I looked th e defenders th e other way and ju st lofted th e ball out to him . All he had to do was run th e re st of th e w ay.” Bradshaw’s passing style is far different than his older brother’s. His sidearm passes, which Bradshaw says is more of a three-q u arter m otion, h it th e ir m ark four tim es in less than eight m inutes of playing tim e. Bradshaw, whose bkmd hair fills more of a football helm et than his (rider brother’s, said T erry left him alone to develop his own style. “T erry w as In th e pros when I w as in seventh grade and ju st startin g to play quarterback," said Bradshaw in a Southern draw l. “He left me alone and I'm glad he did. I can’t get a lot of s^> on th e ball if I throw overhand. Threequarters is ju st natural for m e." Bradshaw said his A ll-Pro broth er lends him support in a m ental m anner rath er than physical. “The way T erry has helped me is th a t he’s my num ber one fan and I'm his," the Aggie quarterback said. “He calls me every morning after th e gam e and w ell talk about my game and the one he’s about to play in. H is support really helps m e." Bradshaw, a tran sfer from Louisiana Tech, had nothing but praise for th e Sun Devil defense. “ASlTs defensive backs w ere really fast. We w eren’t expecting th a t," he said. “The linem an also w ere quicker than we expected. They w ere alw ays in my face." W earily a heavy brace to p ro tect bruised ribs, Brad­ shaw’s passes w ere good for approxim ately a th ird of th e A ggies' 383-yard to tal offensive production. “I don't feel a thing," Bradshaw said w ith a sm irk. “I got a couple of painkilling shots before the gam e and I can’t even feel my riba." f Though virtually unnoticed in th e locker room, Brad­ shaw m ight be noticed in th e professional football d raft in April sand could q u a lify autom atically as a triv ia question. Naase th e onfr b ro th er combination playing quarterback in the NFL. Bouck said. “And another play I think they said I was Gary P adjsn.” Than seuadfeg much like a b eer commercial, Bouck added, “You can call me Lumpridn o r you can call me Padjen, b u t ju st don’t call me a liar. T m not even th e one who’s going on tria l, b u t th e fans think I am .” Senior quarterback M ark Malone said th e Rutledge situation has given winning sn ex tra dimension. 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ONLY Phoenix Suns vs. Golden State Warriors A portion o f the proceeds from ticket sales for th is game w ill be given to the 1960 U.S. O LYM PIC TEAM . Enjoy a great evening of Suns Basketball, and help your O lym pic Team. TICKETS AVAILABLE A T THE STATE PRESS 1:30 p.m. to 5.-00 p.m. - W ednesday, Thursday £r Friday IJf Iff A p TRICK OR T R E A T B R EA K FA 3 T WITH Pumpkin Doughnuts Er Hot, 8picy W itches' Brew Lunch B LA C K C A T 8PEC IA L W itch One W ill It Be? a Pape 22 State Prona Wodnooday, O ctober 31,1979 Devil cagers limp early W ANT ADS STA R T HERE S ysvroNM . n k lm u + lim n . Aoampiew O ly M N r ii A8U*s bmketbaU practice ••■■on Is only »bout two weeks dong, and d rsa d j Sbb Devfl «nach Nad W ok haa a few problems. And they deal with numbers — or lb s lack of thorn — hs has w h h ta u a . “WaVa down to about 11 A n n o u n c tm e n H pbgrors, plus tha tbraa walk a a wa pieked up during tryouts,” KIWI C U M Carport Sals. Now towoky. havase alii Hama. Bsm rtsy, said Wulk, who fe entering bla sapwbaoM, Navamkar s, H i iS i Saat Siam ad». ■ rd aaaaoa as Sun Devil Tamps11/2 mentor. “There bavs boon a few nagging injuries.” m u a b HOST ANO iib s im is i Arta and Fair, No». U k and Ski. NssUMMan flush as ssafer gaard Jhn Crafls and Informan on, N M N I 11I t Butts’ broksn aoaa, suffered T.Q.I.F. No*. 2nd — at AU-Amartoan Faal during the first wank at prac­ 7S — annual OM eOartaal. arts and c-a/t» tice. And thou thorn's frsanmui and Hva aruartainmaM all day and danoa. redshirt forward Dole Cooks, Noon id mldnlg U - Madonna Mall, 43 W. still hampered by l knee injury 2nd Sim al m Maas. SpaoM 25c Budwaiaar 11/2 th at e n u d him to udao last and hot dogs noon* 7 p.m. “He just hasn't responded to treatm ent to it wafi i l sum­ m er," W ok sold of Cook», who rafatjurnd tho knee while playing faoU last smnmsr. "Ones bn tried doing some honey work an it bn ooattnuad to hará problems, ao w e're going to haea some mora exploratory work dona on him and aa early return is highly unlikely.” And senior co n tar K u rt Nimphius, counted an by Wulk to form one of tha ta le e t for­ ward Haas in San Deefl history, has beau bugged by tha On. “It's the 48-hour type, and ha waa toread to sit out of tha scrimm age last Saturday night," W ok said. “So wa haea bean down pretty low.” B ut th a t'* ia num bers. Enthusiasm, according to Wulk, has boon running p retty high. “We’re vary pleased with what’s going on ao fer," said W ok of tha early practical. "We've changed a w offense completely to tha sot-efhuoo and thay seam pretty en­ thusiastic about th at. Overall, eonditiouiag haa beau pretty good, h u t wa c a n 't draw anything conducive." T P I N A u fo m o b W i----------MUST « C U . WW assrtflaa 197S Buten Century. 7900 mMSS. IB mpg ehy, 24 mpo highway. Supar akapaf Baal ortar 283B27S. IOS: 003 IM « ayanmpa/a amand« 11/2 1B74 MChCUNY COMET, ak oondWonad. AM/FM. radio. Encattam condition. 0B40N4. 11/1 SKI BARGAINS GALORE »Notan u u i » # «o» i*t04 » « a o it. tuto«« «sou I M K M C O O L L O U N C N NN ÄA UD »E Junior forward Sam w illiam s (left) follow s through on a slam dunk dur­ ing Saturday's ASU bsskctbsll sc rfmmags at tho Uohrarslty Activity Canlar. Attempting a lata block la fraahman swl ngman Brant Jo nsa. W om en’s Health Center Confidential « abortion Counseling & referral New Tempe location 2525 S. Rural Road A f ■ I R M i N t t l f i M W IB M IB III 9 Mi-2 THURSDAY NIGHT 10* BEER NIGHT Due to W ednesday's Party 9100 N. find Sheet Phoenix 997-7493 pregnancy test $2.00 Mon-Sat 8:30-330 . g g ju g t pregnancy testing & termination Family Planning Institute -- Ä SA TU R D A Y . NOV. «AM um 7 oo I M fM ih lM a M in a in s s a a Softool A m l m idantm aatimp wMi aoma farm animat« Dwactor a Nmdkip SpaeW M . kma tame«. OwtNlad Taaokart. Uoinaad, S H U N S . A.M ., F.M ., or M l day. « /• WINDFALL in the night dub OUR BEST ROCK-DANCE BAND IN THE VALLEY THURSDAY - SATURDAY in the tavern AAAAAUAMAAAAAHAAf Wednesday, October 31,1f79 State Press Page 23 l ook» P ò r t o lo T Y P in e ________________ S ftv teff. PROFESSIONAL RE0UME Santo«. You're •pant four yaare preparing M r your oaraar. Lai uo gal you m Sia doari OompoaWon, priming, oaraar aaunaaSng- 434 Waal Broadway *13 Tampo. 884-1301 11/17 WRmE SETTER PAPERS. Sand 01 M r tha booklet “Hint* on Acodarme Writing" and our daacrtpilra catalog of Wtouaanda of collag lata raaaaraR topica. Boa «241P. Barkalay. CA. 84784. (418> 2394M0 11/1 PROFESSIONAL EWTiNO. proofraadlng. ghostwriting. Aw M tha mah. Can now. Aak for Jana. 277-S184. 11/13 FREE FREE FREE, aomathlng for nothing? H a true. Fraa Atoa Vara torito deep pom dear comp!««Ion. Fraa ooamatic anaiyeia, Tuesdays. Thuradoya by appoimmant only. •888144. 11/2 Tro v i BUY BUY BUY. Half far« aldina ooupona. 832.00 aaoh, paid In oaah. CaM 284-400«. 10/31 us help you boat budget 11/7 SUNDANCE TRAVEL — plan your Holiday« at Ian D lm o -A -Lln o SKY DEVILS Flying Chib m m * tonight M Godfather's Pizza In Tampe, 7:30 p.m . M win atari naw ofttoare. plan avanta. giw membership csrtlfleases and cards. NEHPETS INVERSE la« of clothing: Aa I amount ot clothing TUNE-UP AND Oil changa. 010.00 Call I. AH Por »gnt/laa— TOWNHOUSE. THREE badroom two bath, ttmptooe, laundry. M alaotrtc kMohan, rim e io ASU. Oak «04-1«». 11»» CLOSE TO ASU, Studio, ona and two Hadroom tumtohtct tportmonts for tho oortono ' SUPER TRAVEL opportunities throughout USA. No car rental; drive to or from all major cltia*. Arrange tripe m emano» Care CASH FOR gaM. «hm ’.. diamond, coin*. oMjowotry. 11/14 •rallabia now. AAACON Auto Transport, 284-0201 11/7 «AM ONOS, SOLO. Naad an alca diamonda, Joseph Earning Jewatora. ISO E Or., Tampa. 087-0017. 12/7 J ew l e v Loof/Fouml LOST A T ASU I artihturquotaa and corto Indian band. High aantlmaotal valúa. Raward. Call 283-3348 10/31 M lc o t o n o o m --------AMERICAN ANO UnNad Aldina dlaoount coupona far aala. 264-C464. 11/« P o r t o lo TWO PAIR of M orn« pair Stand na«. Aak ter •87-4847 11/1 AMBRWAN ABSJHE8 dtooauM eaupon tar •ala. Only ona M l. CaM OaSSla. 8845478. 11/« AMERKAII AND Unttad Aldina dHoount cou p o n for tolo. » 4 8411. »1/7 GOOD STUDENTS: ama 38« an Auto Inaurane«. Nan »mahara aava I S « . CMI Slaw LundaH, Pannar« Inaurano«. ASU R«praa«nlHw. 838-1488. 11/30 THE OFEN W U CAO O W — h w g ila a a ab In a s arana at atof- W a n te d _____ ~ WANTED: AM ERRAN and UnNad Aldine discount coupon«. 277-0720. 11/0 WANTED: AM ERKAN and Unttad Aldlm discount coupon«. 277-07». H «lp Wanted PART-TIME buukhw p ar M fratary , cantrai Phoamx flooring oontredor. Heure ftoxIbis. CaM Evelyn, 2785803. 11/8 PART-TIME HELP In trophy shop. Scotts­ dale. Cooperatale Trophy am Sporto. Ine. 848-0778. _____________ 11/8 PART-TIME. Flexible - day/evening. Guar antea, bonuaaa. Raamr Agency. 8 » 88», Nancy. 11/» TODAY IS tito tomorrow you worried about yaotordayl Make Christmas money rand Phon« «alee. 8 » 4883. 11/14 CAMERA SHOP N E B » aapartoncad par­ son. Part-time 9:30 a.m.-noon. Must haw •xtanaiw camera shop aspartam e. 888St34. 11/7 DISABLED MAL^ atudant need« help lor ona hour each morning. 8oma lifting required. » .0 0 par hour «alary Day* oft can ba arranged. Work location, ona mile wr*t ol campus. Call 986-6571. 11/8 WORK YOUR own hour* otoanlng rea. horma In »collidala, muat have phone, tram ponaiion Storting «alary. 83.90 par hour. 841-0080. 11/14 ■ tU E A . OVERSEAS JO BS — tummar/yaar round. Curcpo. B. America, Auatratta, Asia. ale. AH IHM«.3600 - $1200 monthly Cxpanaw paid. Stghtoaalng. Free information • «rito: U C. Boa aa-AO, Corona Oal Mar, CA «2829 11/2 W A N T» : Colorado Ski Rental R u iir in tattw. Looking tor antarpnalng individual to wH akl rantola In apara Urna an • commlw lon boato to torga on-campua groupe. Write lor data»«: Sport Stalkar. Box 22363, Kanaoa City, 440.04113. 10/31 AI4ATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER - wgoHdon body buHdar saaka attradlva tamal« 10-24 lor figura photography tor health book to ba aold net tonally Salary and anpanwa. Tommy, 802-1861 ahar 8 p.m. 11/» DO YOU amito and haw a poaHtw Outlook on ida? Tha Grato American Saafood Company al 4800 Eato Iridian Scheol Rd. has wrvtce pcaitions opan. Intorviawa daily frem 3 - 5 p.m. 11/2 ATTENTION: wlll trato Uva paopto In tha coamattc bualnow. Houre MaxIda. Cali fer appototmant. 894 » 41. 10/31 D00RMEN/H08T8: Wllly 6 Guillermo'», Phoanix * lina« ratoaurant and di*co. la teohtng tora lew good W i. H you ara nato, arall groomed, articuiata and anxXtua to mato hundrada of naw paopto, thia may ba tha parlad job tor you. FuU- or port-tima. Cxototant wagaa Appty to pareen, 2 0044». W llly 6 Guillermo'», 8600 N. Central Aw ., Phoanix. 11/S GYMNASTIC COACH needed immediately! Must beabto to Mach boys and girisi Soma experience profaned. Phone 886-4306. 1V4 mila* from ASU. 11/» UOUOR STORE CLERK, part- or full-time Pra amploymont polygraph tool required. 244-1001. 11/1 WANTED: Attendants to work with dis­ abled students. Mato and tomato, part-time or tuW-ttme Salary range 3 to 5 par hour. Contact Alan to 8865482 or840« mornings. 11/6 C a f f I s r O r s N p fe s te s 11/8 WANTED: AMERICAN and Untad Aldina dlaoount ooupona. 277-8730. 10/31 pickup or w n. «87-8532 10/31 r >FfWRTTER. Undarwuud «batti gortaMa «Wh blenda «ban, «naba«. EHghtty uñad. La», 88857» , « 4 9 5 0 8 ____________ 11» AMERKAN AIRUNES 80« dlaooun» ocupen round trip. Hbaaws mora than Mía 878.00 rm aakmg, tf» worth s. Mam, 11/3 KENWOOO RECEIVER. FR0I80, 0130.; Dynaait Amp. Pi aamp Tunar, 8180; Oanard Turatati«. 038. Can Stara amnlnga. 887•77t.________________ 18/31 FURNITURE FOR SALE: couch, « R M a l dfMMMfO. OMM QinHH OtmflHML 11100» atte* S to lta *, g w - ’ m w .r n * u i | a-b*4^ « 6 2 - 7 7 2 7 ___________ U ir 8P0RTB40 0 0 0 0 8 M wattotoitoa prim a 8 » tornato« « m ia, 3 M S ptor. 10» Buto Apache Bfvd.. Tampa. 11/7 31* PW ERQLA8S SAILBOAT, 8 HP ausine, irtotor, many accamortw. Bktapa tox, gaHay, 4/a riggtog. 848» «MB. Ow m rw St Mnanca. 818» down and 8188.88/3« im ntha or 8 1 14 .» /» imrwhe. tniuranaa totouded.L. Brandy. «71-08». 11/3 DOUBLÉ BOX «aringa a n i manie»«, I » » « « g ii 11/1 AUTMMT1C MELON «uto bmh/matod ■ H ito » 82 » O M John, » 4 B E aftor •50. 11/3 LIKE NEW Ahito im etentoto drawtog ato. « W a to u a .w H to r« » .l» to » 11/3 RÜFFLER* QUALITY htor aaw predetto, totoudtog Capito and Nu-Vtta. mcdwuttoy pria» btomerito Unton Batov «hop MU 16/31 AUOIOPi IIL M - fhgH a m campemnta « im m m bto priem Ha/tor. Om an, Bugm . Oram . Maroofy ale. Tha Liatantog R m , W7-13W_______________ H/> HP57 Programmato» calculator «ritti mrdleadar*. 03». MP50 Ptoantoto mleultoer. I » . as-naw wW dtolw r KM* ttotohmm . 1537-3373. 15/31 S T E R E O : Brand new . never been used. BUM in o rig in el co rio n , A M /FM M ultiplex redte, M is e autom atic turntable. 8-trm k player - very torge «pecker«, fu ll ortolnol guarantee So ld for 8380. BserN iee for 1189 G e i » 1 -3 3 H F rivo le hem e. «17848 Roommate Wonted DESPERAOO TIME I Pomato roomraata naadad. Man amobar. 0108/month ptua uttltttaa. Otta mila horn ASU. CMI 084 8810. 11/3 QUIET: ROOMMATE. 1 badia am. 88am homo. 0180 ptua « uHHtiaa. Aak tor Tony •Nar8p.m .S388B4S 11/3 QUIET ROOMMATE , mraabadroorahaaaa. •130 ghia « utwtiea. Contact Danna or 18/31 ROOMMATE. SHARE thrao badroom, two bath homo. « «Ma from Hraptam. r» / m o n th H on amehar. 88858». »/3I FEM ALE. 4 badroom Homo, 2 mSm Hem compito- Ctot John or Shannon. 447-BS4 872 par month. 11/3 8 arrice«-------------WILLIAM W OLF, towmrty ABU Mudato»' attorney, new uwNabi* tor priwto cenatottolen wtd rattomr 379-1814 11/14 B4PR0UE YOUR DRAPBBt Band 3 1 .» tor year 2 » paga « M M » •> sonasi«* n r— 16. top ici Hated. Bm IBM7G, Lm Awgtom. ONBwwto. 8 M K . (213)47752». I l» ^ m Baal «itola--------BY OWNER. 8 ««Swam noma. Maas 88.800 «mH, owner writ cany iatonm to equity IM.860 lotto. A M tor «MW, •38-14». 833-78» 11/4 M ANAGEM ENT POSITIONS H A LF FAR E COUPONS Tho U .8. Government to m aking co l logo graduates to fill poaltlon« In the follow ing arum : $54°° - T td t yarn knawMdga btto oaahl CBM Larry, 888-8418._____________________18/31 VOYAQSR: towartovto TYPING, NEAR ASU. Ri4i4reh papare, thaaaa, dUaatlaUon«. English degras. Editing. 7 years «apódame. «7-4443. 10/31 CASHIER/HOSTESS W ANTS), owning« •nd watownd morning«. 833-3677 10/21 11/2 P o r to n o l " j^ s w o iU ; iS yaare anpartanca, 13 kt la«. ISM Correcthip i alactrlc d. 384-78». Julia. 13/7 COMPUTER PROGRAMMER. M u« ba proftoiant In CP/M ratatod tonguagaa. Contact Jam t a l MIotoAga. «87-1421. 11/0 A IR LIN E C O U P O N S V* P A R E M Q O O Con«* Opartmanta. SIS E. Lamon. 888- 2*00. t y p in g , l l tlp Wanted_____ TECHNICAL Shipbo« 8 Byutowt Control Aircraft Syriern« Control Nuctoor Propuloton Englm odng; Electrical, CMI, Nuctoor, Ctwmlool, Electronic, Mechanical Metaocotoqy coc 4788 N . Central 274-2848 C A LL TO D A Y Q U A LIFICA TIO N S: B A / B S or co lle g e sen ior, Federal regulations lim it ago to 37 (adjuatabto up to 3 years tor vols). QuoHftcatlon toot and p h ysical exam ination w in bo given prior to hiring. TXEÎML P M and adttmg. can TYPIST. Conacilns accurate, SO earns par Diana, 10/01 TVPINO TMESES, dtoaartMlona. term papara, ale. Pratoaatonal ««oratory, accu­ rato. spalling cena atad, raeeonabto ratos. 13/7 0485807_____________ WEBMARANTM M i S M WMrSAMCTII B E N E FITS : PaM training. N on-contributory m edical plan lo r otnplo y m and dopandanta. Thirty days paid vacation a year Nonoontrtbutory retirem ent plan. Planned prom otion program . P R O C E D U R E : 8 m the Navy O ffice r Inform ation Team on tho M oll from 10 a.m . to 3 p .m . on O ctober 30-Novom bor 1, or sign up for an interview a l tho Placem ent Cantor on the som a dato«, or coil (003) »1-8938 lo r m ore Inform ation. TYPW40 . ISM Siiaaid«. Ihn yaare lam a. OtaaartaHona, Thaaaa. Tann J— n, 37758»._________________ 13/7 TYFW40, IBM Stomtrtc . Manu «cripta. Tann Papara, Thema, Qimsftottom. » estos par eage CMi Janet, i l l g » , _______ 11/18 O RAD UATl COLLBOE «marito». Correct tog typewriter, quaHty band paper. Guaran­ teed. F umi. 838-17» a r O aM y, «»4884. 11/8 FROF18MONAL TYPS » . IBM aonutoths togw^kwÉto M it im^S8B88»»ÉB OMvacrnc. iMtoMN» ana ««partanna. By appattomato only A to » TYPtNO: IBM iiatoranl*. Tarn papan, raamrch papan, «ktodritoiswi. mam aaripta. tape tweeertpSton. Soottadata. Jaanmqua, 84B58». 11/» QUALITY TYPBiDi m m adttmg Mu A»a« IBM Mra Omtoy. 88758» tt/8 feta l Batate If I hod • bretfw r, stoier o r n tto fw to le n d tn f A B U , I'd MM them hew to obtain T R E E R O O M A B O A R D .' In order to d o that they toeuM •im ply need te p u n tia te a Hom e in Tem ge rather then n e t. T h e n are m any w ays » pun h s m Including co-a ignara end F H A >46* Ren« m oney to agent m oney. W hy net Hem your n e m m etoa rant Item you? A n d , «riten M » m e « Mme » grad uato end ge». Uto » p reatoll an m ay pgy ter g reducto o r pretoM la ne l m h eto Ctot m g 1er m em dateria e r lew ceah to loan Ha t o » around A B U . H ADM IN ISTRATION Lo g istica M anagem ent A ircraft M aintananoaM ngt. Businas« Adm inistration H o sp ital Adm lniatratlon C ollo g a Instruction (P h ysical Scia n ca D opi.) ._ „ A s k fo r P a u l h U o n 631-11140r6H«6666_| 11/2 BUGMEBUNG/SOBiTIFIC MAJOR?? You're looking for tho fastest »ay up in your field. I'm looking for young professionals to meet the challenges of immediate responsibility and etate of the art technology . . . Positions ere now available In the following disciplines: A ll Engineering Majors, Physics, Math, Chemistry, Computer Science, Meteor­ ology, Geophysics, Geology end Biology. $880.00 scholarships available for several fields during your senior year. Excellent pay end benefit» package. If you ere e Junior or senior In one of tho majors above, you owe It to yourself to sign up for Interview at tha Placsmant Center on October 30 • November 1, or see Dave or John on tho Mall from 10 e.m. • 2 p.m. on tho tame dataa, or call 261-8030. NAVY Engineering Challenge and Future 1980 10/31 Pag« 24 State Press Wednesday, October 31,1979 its your Top talent alw ays m akes the right move»* and so does TRW. Every facet of what we are doing Is on the cutting edge of now and the future...tuned into the w avelengths of the fartherm ost reaches beyond. If you feel your career is in “ch eck ” position, think hard...then m ake your m ove. Because, at TRW, we are looking for top engineering talent with that intuitive quality of m ind who are capable of m aking the synaptical leap into the future. There is sp ace for you am ong your peers and lots of h6ad room. Think about it. The point of pow er is acting now! It’s your m ovel WE WILL BE INTERVIEWING ON C A M P U S ... N O V E M B E R 8-9 Fo r the follow ing disciplines: ENGINEERING AERONAUTICAL CIVIL ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS MECHANICAL MATHEMATICS PHYSICS m ove! COM PUTER SCIENCES BS, MS, PhD— At TRW , w e have one of the m ost advanced high technology facilities in the w orld. Our products, from the sm allest m icro circuit to the largest satellite, are designed by the top notch team s of professionals... with a grow ing need for bright young people Hke you who can contribute new ideas and concepts. W e are diversified enough for you to build a sound career and grow professionally as your responsibilities and contributions increase. C on sider carefully your career goals, then con sider a com pany called TRW . R EM E M B ER ...top professionals are known by the com pany they keep. E sp ecially when the com pany is called TRW, an equal opportunity em ployer offering excellent salaries and an outstanding Flexible Benefits Plan. If you w ould like TRW to know about you, com e by and see us when w e’re on cam pus or send us your resum e: M A N A G E R O F C O L L E G E R ELA TIO N S R5/B180, A S IM 0/23, 31 ONE SPACE PARK REDONDO BEACH, CA 00278 AM f O U A l OWOftTUWTV CM M lO V t* Cos â s ri D EFEN SE AND SPACE SYSTEM S GROUP