Schwada: 'com plications' stall Kush heanng time requested By Dave W a te r An lnvoetigatlvo bearing into tht naptm lnn of former ASU bead football coach Frank Kw h baa been delayed becauee of “ compUcatione” from some of tbe participating partlee. ASU Preaident John Schwada eaid Monday. The bearing, which was ■righially acbadnlad to begin on Nov. ».has been moved back “to sometime in the early part of December” becauae several of tbe participants had requested more time to prepare statements, according to Schwada. Schwada had announced the decision to bold a hearing in a let­ ter addressed to ASU athletic director Fred M iller and Kush released Nov. 5. That latter followed a legal opinion on ASU’» handling of the suspension from A risons Attorney General Bob Corbin released on Nov. S. Corbin proclaimed that Kush e suspension should be lifted btffatw» University officials had not followed personnel pro­ cedures prior to the suspension of Kush on Oct. 13. i Helene to M g e SB IssB Board of Aegents tuesday Arizona State University stale press On Nov. B, the Arizona Board of Regents announced its support for 8chwada’s action following an executive session of the board. The regents heard a “detailed report” of ASU’e handling of the Kuril suspension hi the morning executive session that day, according to a statement by Ralph Bilby, regent president. Kush’s attorneys notified Schwada last Thursday that the former coach would not par­ ticipate in the hearing because it would not be conducted in a "fair, eqiitable and Just manner to bring this controversy to a conclusion.’’ Plans to bold tbe hearing three weeks after the suspension was an attempt by ASU to “provide a cloak of legitimacy to an illegal and ii i iiio n aih lr art ” to the statement. Kuril’s attorneys also said in the letter that they would be wiOiig to meet with ASU officials to discuss the matter, poosibly before Nov. 13. Hurry Cavanagh, Kush’s at­ torney, was unavailable Monday for further comment. November 13, 1979 Voi. 62, No. 4* J V. Up to $1.250 for non-residents. e Copyright. State Press, tSTt R eg en ts increase tuition — again i at Artaona’s __________ addenta and up uTIM M fin imu i elidenti effective east Call, has been Arizona Gov. Braco Babbitt, an ok affido insmher of the board, told the State Pram Friday he the amendment bocauee the m ggeetsd increase waa a ------a , on “Babbitt M k l to thought tto U g to to « **igg "to * Aai ifttton. m a um lu n em iw aw em»«.^ un to avoid the paaeibility of uuu residan! studente withdrawing fre m ite uuhieraittaatho^IstionsSS*irriun5nh^bù*ssM**‘Any p e n t tuition Mbs weuM take in the piuriM lity at defection by non- * B U b y« W pad Increase» at the two largwudvonrittm (ASU and UA) had not affected their out-of-etate enroll^ ( W M v a n of the possibility of dropoff ratee at NAU in terme of out-of-etate students," h* crmmm at the other two have not had an affect an onrolim n t In fact, both universitioa ara higher than the Tuition and Feet, w ti push pertthae hritkn h W p e -------c h e w ie r e w t o e t e h e u r A W ^ * * ^ ” u la 11 haurs at ABU a iri U A, and M s par rheuratN AU. T h H S charges will ha added to Ih* IMO par i as charged ta a ll atudsnts takin g ------ them,” she added “ But as it h now, it will still he done pointed that the incrmee waa approved without the etudent amendment. . . . “ I’m disappointed, but whan we firetetartodtaiking tuition jacreaeei, wa ware taking about Hgnar flguraa >tM>" those that were finally approved, »aid Esetridga, a studuri member ef tho tuitioo committee “W* aka would have iiked to have seen a proposea iuysar pianen tuition Mhos so that people could anticipate Regents nix negative insurance plan 8 0 0 protest nukes in Arizona ^ pShy^tth?that bQcauus no tuition lacreen was imposadSayanr.m uchofthecodcnunadbytaflntionw nsab■arbad hr the stats Matead of the studaots. •Tht ifir4— had a fair proposal, but in the final analysis we decided to go with the presentad rocommonS l^ r r «specially since there was no Increase this ” bebaiB Full-time, non-resident students at NAU w ill only pay nf f i S S ouacutlv# director of tho Board of Regents said the lower coat at NAU became it had lost non i osidant enrollment Mtwr the Imt hmrease. He aho said It waa lam favorable to out-ofstate atudmH than U A and ASU. Rap* 2 Press Tu— day, November 13,1979 In the neirs brlefl from the Associated Press PHOENIX IRANIANS CONDEMN EVENTS AT HOME PHOENIX — Three Iran residents who live here condemned events In their homeland Thursday and urged their neighbors not to Judge all Iranians by what’s happened this week In Tehran. In a brief statement, the trio said their views accurately reflect the think­ ing of 80 percent of the estimated 400 Ira­ nians living In the Phoenix area. "A s Iranians In the Valley, we would like to say that all Ira­ nians don’t support the things that are hap-' pening in Iran right now,” the statement said. “ And we as a group of Iranians are totally against what's happening as the principle of the matter Is barbarian. ” U.S. OFFICIALS SAY QAS LINES MAY BE BACK WASHINGTON — Energy policymakers are uncertain how President Carter’s decision to halt purchases of Iranian oil w ill affect American consumers, but they say It is possi­ ble oil supplies w ill decline by about 4 per­ cent to 8 percent. That could be enough to trigger long gasoline lines again. However, K would be far short of the 20 percent shortage that would trigger gasoHne rationing under recently passed legislation. Administration officials, who asked not to be named, said Americans can compensate for the cutoff In Iranian o il by reducing their average automobile travel by three m iles dally. D.O.E. CHECKS SHIPROCK RADIATION LEVELS SHIPROCK, N.M. — A Department of Energy helicopter crew was taking air samples Monday to check radiation In Shlprock and In the area of an abandoned uranium m ill on the Navajo Reservation. The chopper will, take air samples over eight square m iles,!ndudlng a m ill tailings site and the Shlprock community, said Harold Tao of the Navajo Environmental Protection Com­ mission. The Uranium MM Tailings Act of 1878 requires the cleanup of 22 abandoned m ill sites In the Rocky Mountains, Including the one near Shlprock. REAGAN PREPARES TO ENTER PRESIDENTIAL RACE WASHINGTON - Ronald Reagan prepared Monday to launch hie third campaign for the Republican presidential nomination as other candidates of both parties tanned out to court voters in the East, the South and the M idw est Reagan plans to announce his candidacy In a speech tsped Monday and televised Tuesday night on a makeshift network of local televi­ sion stations. He’ll also deliver the speech live at a $500-per-plate fund-raising dinner In New York. MICHIGAN OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE ‘ALARMING’ CANCER DEATHS DETROIT — Michigan health o fficials say they w ill teat air and water around a factory In a Lenawee County township, where at least a dozen people have died of cancer In the past 10 years. The SW8 Silicones Co., In Raisin Township northeast of Adrian, dumped atox­ ic chemical, methyl chloroform, near Its plant. O. J. Scherschligt, deputy director of the state Department of Natural Resources, said water tests around the SW8 property In September showed “alarmingly high levels” of the poison. NASA PROPOSES SENDING SPACECRAFT TO HALLEY’S COMET WASHINGTON — The United 8tatee Is pro­ posing an International space m ission that would sand a spacecraft to Haney’s Comet and then chase another one across the sky. 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O B o x 11111 ____ Phoenix, Arizona 8MS8 wavs As t^ nftss«w si» t up s e t w a Tuanday, November 18, I lW S t t f Pr— P»p»3 pregnancy testins & termination Regents reverse decision Fam ily Planning Institute Positive-check-off is kept for student health plan •> jie a M lU c Gattard Despite — earlier decision to change the policy of indkatlng a student’s desire for stu­ dent heolth insurance to a negative-check-off system, the Artsona Board of Regents has voted to keep the positive system currently being need. In July, the regents adopted a policy that wmiH have gone into effect next fall. Under that policy, students automatically would be covered by student health insurance unless they indicated that they did not want it However , the policy approved in the regent« uniting Friday reverses that decision so students will be covered by the healtblnurance plan only if they indicate a desire for it Student Regent Joel Stiner said the deci­ sion reversal was in raapanee to the opposition rf Hw — getir e rherk off that ires ira sTmtTifl *r the A rt— fftudsale Association . “A pi— of this — turn would have to have the •import of the student amecietiens and ASA dMMaatrated vary dearly that negative check-off wasn’t desirable and therefore it codd net be supported,” ha said. “ To achieve the end result, we used itudsnl rnoperatlnn ” based on a precedent case in Florida in which Florida Attorney General Robert Shevia ruled that sfrv«—it« wore not entering into the agree­ ment iaa “voluntary manner.” ASA sent letters to the regents explaining the legal precedence which supported the ASA position. Ragout William Payne, chairman of the heattbeervices board that recommended t a , maintaining of a •aid the proposal was Mgs»*«* “ ffint—«tm would participate In the healthinsurance plan. “ An authoritarian position, as many schools have, is not so good for student internet,” he ■aid. “ The question is whether the student should have a choice. R makes far a better pro­ gram ." Payne, a doctor of medicine, said that hi onfar to gat better coverage far students, the universities need good participation. ASA apposed the n etted rherk-off plan trrpo«— tt — fat it felt some students who might not want the insurance, which coots about $100 a year, might inadvertently siffi up for it In an O ct IS Stale Press artide, Kurt Freitag, ASA executive director, said he thought the negativwchecfc-offpiaa was Ukgal, infanaatioa about health insurance is lasteded In the prsraghtrstton and registration malartata. Dean stands by drop-add plan but w ould consider changing WBmsañSm |whlchwfflert «Meet ssa ty d r y e dd ¡ in ftarwaliur w ill bagia operation in A notice tañed t a t wash by the cottage said ssvaral ra a s o i will net be g i v i “favorable caatidarattan" far drop add changas, tt luchadas a preference far a specific faculty member, t a «vstdsir e of afternoon c ia « « , a student’s chsag» of «"»«i «bout Ms or her interest in • particular tatyect or t a datara to arrangi a mora csnvaataat i will sitato classes saly far rsssoas by department sffleista. I l l r p a t t a i win huas ~Övarman saht the change was made because “ of luu s i s d damami far husliwm els« « without a corresponding increase to n eoy cee.” ___ During uisvtoua «mestare, t a bustos« esalege’sewoUinsut has increased « much «s • psroS t during drojxdd periods and “it’s esustog aH N ig h t C lass Sun., Mon gartTU—., 10PM-1AM S J t —M UdHnki#M âiitfttM S U M —WW» «marbou* drinks S M S - molwr arMàrguttit WILLY A Guillermo’s r ■ E Confidential , abortion Counseling * referral New Tcmpe Location 2525 S Rural Road i 9100 N. 2nd Street Phoenix 997-7493 ________ pregnancy test $2.00 Mon-Sat 8:30-330 A THE FOOD OF Stiner said the evidence had a positive effect on the regents’ approval to reverse its Jtdy decision. Has dsetatan to stay with a poeittvs-cheek-cff ■yetem was accompaniad with am plest to stu­ dent g n iw n e id i to taka on the responsibility of disseminating information about toe student health-insurance plan. The dsaa «I ASU’s Collage of Busina« Ad­ ministration defended its new drap add policies but said he weuld consider changing-the system if students can come up with abettor alternative. « I I an «Kpartmantal program ,” D r. Glwm Overman said. “ Kw eenalm prsvattsrm odM yit then that’s what w all do.” __ Overman dtacunmd the new Wap add erstem at an apse fatum Monday altera sse In the MU Plea! Rame. A b ad * studi la, including rsprasm tattvaa Worn the B A gtudmt Council, attended the W om en's Health Center f t it a * S & ìa é f n M f e i onÔS— „ B ik w C t r t r ^ ílS CAMPUS CLEANERS "CLEANING WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH* One Day Sarvlca on Dry Cleaning A Finished Shirts Suede and Leather Cleaning Hand Ironing Wash, Dry A Fold Sarvlca Coin-Op Laundromat Custom Alterations Drop Off Laundry Corner of UnNsrsity A Rural •9S7-S660 2 fori Sale a t E laine Rowers Pag« 4 State Pt s m Tu— day, November 1S, 1979 Opinion state press A rMctlonwy I«••o'»™"*»'"" Holding high the banner of bigotry Siwi* folks around this University — and ( n a d t e country, for that matter - are begtantag Klansmen who just found a black inside the city limits. Because of the hostage situation in Tehran, manyje d white-and-bhie-ers are demanding the expulsion of afl Iranian students in the United States. Such extremism * not only uncalled for, it reeks of bigotry in the name of patriotism. First of all, most of us here in the good ol’ U.S. of Adon’t seem to give a damn about why those “ terrorists over there have committed such an atrocity. As far — we’re concerned, those «0 hostages are Americans, by golly, and nobody but nobody treats Americans that way and gets away with it Either we’ve forgotten that there’s another side, or we just don’t care to think about it The Sb#*1was one of the bloodiest dictators of the ten* tury. Tens of thousands of Iranian dtisens were but­ chered by his order. Granted, the Ayatollah Khomeini s no candidate for the Nobel Peace Prise, but at least hei s got the backing of popular majority. The Shah data t, although he has had the backing of our benevolent government. « In the eyes of many Iranians, including those occupying the U.S. Embassy, the U S. government started this dizing innocent lives. It’s merely to te t although what they’re doing is wrong, what we’ve be— ___ doing is wrong also. But more importantly, Americans in thotr a— righteousness seem to have lost sight of thefundam— tal causes upon which this country was fo— ded.____ Whatever happened to the rights °* ^ **?^ free assembly? Whatever happened to the id— that peo­ ple here are allowed to express even unpopular oplnions? Wh— foreign stud— ts here — visas break the law, theyshoSdffexpelled. Nodoubttttoy wM[ » * * * vocate rounding up all members of a mhinrity race ev— those who are obeying the law - and stripping them out smacks of oppression and tyranny. ___ Believe i t or not, many Iranian stud— ts here oppose chef barfield pi— by 1) supporting his bloodthirsty regime, then 2) giving him asylum in this country. In this regard, the students in Tehran have a legitimate point. The Shah should be extradited, not we’re “ bowing to the demands of terrorists, but bepa w he should have be— tried in lran as a criminal and never should have been allowed in me United States. Would we also roll out the red carpet tor Idi Amin? . .___ This is not to condone the acts of those who are jeopar­ Letters to the Editor Can we be proud? that’s right, oppose - the nian students at ASU and across the nation also oppose Khomeini's form of government. . .. But too many Americans aren’t bothering to make They want to take their anger, hatred and frustretion «U nn all Iranians everywhere. T f a “ red— i to nationalism" in this country means a deja vu of America’s Ja p a n st— 1940s, it’s time we took a long, hard look at what kind nation we want in our “nationalism.” I FINALLY THE Ü.S. HAS K F U S E b lb lM to R rB J * WEIL,AT LEAST AGREE ON SOMETHING/ ANY IRANIAN O lU A N b IRAN ' HAS REFUSED TO EXPORT 01U TO TH E U.S £ü m i Editor; “ I’m proud to be an American.” ___ How many times have you heard that|d»rs - ? How»nary dmos tave you — id it? I’ve said it oft— , but am finding it harder and ü h% rtoe> tstoe pride in letting terrorists steal billions ofdollars worth of American industry? Where is the pride in>letttagjlhem industry to free— our elderly? And worst of all, where is the pride lettingthoK terrorists kidnap, beat and people whose only crime is being repreo— tativ— of the United States of m heard their demands and their ultimatum To let this treatment continue smacks of cowardice. It’s time to make demands * ’T3I— back what you stole. Stop go««^^ *he worid j ^ w people < k>m d got down — your knees to w k forgiveness, (k la— the un­ fettered might of the U S m ilitary .’^ „ 11m — are the words used by the *fr— and the brave. Send them all back! Yes, we should aend the — -shah back to Ira n . . . along with every « 5 GoWwater has niggsatad that wa begin doportiag Into— stud— ts in reop— — to the current situati— in Iran. le gres, but first — should u— them — leverage to secure a safe misa— of the Americ a— now hold hoot a p . __ ______ The U S . h— subsidised the Irani— studaata’ l àica Ha— I « pi — , extended them the r ip t of trae speech and — omhty, and al— — d them many considerations — visitors in this country, hoping that by t mwrt— etog th e - freedoms, freedome that they would hahardpr— aad to find in their own country, they might grasp what democracy is all about. ____ ___ . So far, they’ve do— nothing but ab— e our - aptfsMty. They’ve attomptod to dtogroce theUaitodStoles by dsmsarirstto m and — auks and by flying a ban— r from and occupying our very symbol of freedom. Aad the pontoni Insult of all Is that thetr ceu— orparto in hr— are holding innocent America— hor iage and threatening thair hvos. Bendy to kUl in order to bring a killer to jarikn. .. .. In — editorial, the Muslim Student Asseristi— continually denounces the United States, and th— appeals to — r P * ik sphtoa to protest viproualy the praoan— — eta* soil of the — •shah. Boto— , by their arilo— — of lato, t e U.S. pabhceptotonriMald pretori the presence of — y Irani— — a— soil, aad that opiaton should prevail until ouch time as the United Sut— and our citi— — aro treated — a tote and oquitibie basta by the Irani— p veramont and ritta— ry. nem m ring the United SU tes while — joying the benefits of being here is like devouring the feast while criticising the dw f. The Muslim Stud— t Asseristi— , in Ms editorial, goes— to— y: the — -shah must be extradited or the relationship between the United SUtoe and Ir— will be jeopardised . . What kind of relationship do we have — w? It’s o— of extorti— and — d ie t e r — the Americaa public In concerned, that kind of n ie t ii— klp we don't need. W e're gluttons for their oil Are you — lacking in tetters to prtot that you m uriu— tho— from peopto who are ebvtouaty out of touch with real world nssdi? . Who said the United Statoa c— da without Irani— (aad this must bn tab— to moan all fo riip U oB? Y— shsntoba farced to live wtih—t it for o h month — punishment . Stop to raalteo that petroleum is the very Usad o— country gnrtv— — . To ouddoniy rind off tha — ppty wonld be cat— trophic. True, Sm Iranian are hypocrttoo tor crying about their t— ocont doad white holding in— c - t America— — hariage to fear o ld — th-Trua. their slmhnts am gn— to at this country and rhoubl But trae Sa thè m al root of thè prabM— : that te thè Uaitod Statoa’ (thafa y— and a— ) pnttana— ce— a t e i — of lorolp i r iL U n ti a cura for thh oil addkctkn la found, experi Uria barb— to rism h ythu— wh o c— trai thè flew ofofl. I n m r n f i p wa t e a tha lettor wrtllng segar toward our-Sagtelators. The eoe— r — oantogN a d prodacg — e— rgy tagtelati— la g a - o i thè m o — r vrew ffl b ^ u t fra— uadw thè guanto r i thè— hottew, angry people. _____ Aad r g p g a n , M ia down hard bacane tha warot la — ^ nht patto come. ^ p____ Lo ts o f a rg u in g , little d isc u ssio n During tha past vote, I have I arguing aad vary Mttte rational < Ito a lot of .Ihn— ■L. • -*«-WjICttVf 1 have ant ÄrrjfÄSTOrss t walk threunh rttrunitf rending hnto tetterà, gre and grithp - t h h p bat a b ig p r Bra. Ijptok ? It te ttm ^ a a d '^ l!— !ty P— fia haMova It — K * rS—r tha amr»^yril ^ T te p b n t wandarhpw Site?¿^STîSptotoghr.¿Stedwte without undorntandlHg why they o r e - u - r i about tha teah? Haw amny ho— arid ’The m u o r i lo “fatate why B la h—Want to Stab? Haw — y ha— o n to -— ad gw other without undoraunding why ha do— what ho da— ? Thtoa ars — ah— Ito— to the world of people — d politics: hath r it e ha— thrir — Md f r it e ■m ì dirt — thair hante Nathtag w ii ha aw ooutoHririi — Mag — wa sdknro to gw "(■am* lirid and y— araw i— g” philosophy. V wa «an ri— aha— tha la— I at — mi naHtoj, aanaw* the paint wbire w e'ril baton to 1 h— toony — — t — — ihr a— htobut at 5 a te Bom—iber^thore are two rite toe-tryStoryM? I—cRH* Tuaodav.N ovom taria,1879» ritoProooPaQ oS Problem overlooked since 1969 ASU studying lack of married-student housing Married students and students with famtttaa have bean lost in tbe ih u ffli tar on-campua hot» h a , ta t tbe problem in being laaaarchail, the ASU aaeiatant homing director said Victory Village, a touring com­ ptas of Army Quonset tala for marriad etudente nanr the Gemmage Center pounds, was razed hi 1MB, Paul Zurich arid. Since than, married students have had no on-campm homing. A ll of the unlverrittea in the Pacific-IB Athletic Oonferonce except ASU provide houaiag far married stndonta or atudanta with children either on or nm r Carol Gorce, a student who is a ■fagi* parent has dtscnsmrt the p»ebtan with Dr. Jadie Hall, associate dean of students, and said that Hall has expressed in­ terest. "She said there was no way possible that I was the only one (parent in need of family homiag)," said Gorce, a senior ma­ joring in English and political Gorce, mother of two boys, aged 14 and II, has changed residences three times while Ooreo and ta r oom nmr Uve in n two-room guest homo in Tempo, but oho said they will tave to move In Juno and oho probabty will take right classes to complete bar 13 hoes* needed to graduate. “ H you live ou campus It’a a lot easier," ate arid, became a stu­ dent can be donor to faculties, there are no transportation pro­ blems, and am does net tave to about sudden rent In- aad thorn with fririlioa tave not eome to him to request hom ing , bat a t m atari Prom survey showed that M percent of the more than 10B ASU students who raapamlail arid they felt thorn students needed oo-campm hous­ ing. "T to re has bean lots of interest (in such homing) over the years,” said Kathy Davis, research coordinator rim presi­ dent for student affairs. Tbe Associated Students Tenaris Association and the Temps Homing Authority cur­ rently help ouch students find homing off-campus. Zurich m id die alternatives for providing oo-campus housing are creating new buildings or transforming existing buildings S ta te P re ss 965-7572 “ I t— g1— there would bo a great mom of security," Gorce Carol Gorce trying to stay hi school. "Wo were tiring in Phoenix," she said; "but with no car and a three hour bus ride to and from campus every day. It became toe difficult” The family moved to an apart­ ment in Tempe and lived there until June when the rent was rais­ ed, Gorce said. "It took mo almost a year to find that place," she said, became she needed an inexpen­ sive home In a “ decent arm ” that She said the lack of married couple or family homing means "a lot of students are stopping after a two-year degree. They are not able to get intensely involved in their studies (at the Universi­ ty).” Gorce said no solutions to the problem have boon explored yet, but she, Hall and B ill Grant, an Arizona Students Association board member, will try to find out how extensive tbe problem is, perhaps through n random stu­ dent survey. fo rirti said married students W e d n e s d a y is B e a t l e s N i g h t L O N N E G A N 'S W ed.-S at. BA N D LIVE M U S I C 7 N ig h ts a W eek N o w on T ue sdays More about New drop-add plan defended kinds of conrieian,” Overman «aid. "Wo tad todoaomottdagand wo think this is the boot thing wa could hoveceamup with." BA Council P reridaat Jaynan Clark, who opaoom the change, met with Overman last wpek and said the dsan told ta r that if tha group could eome up with a "working plan," tha drop-add system would be changad. «|t f u i* w « .rfm rito h to 1L" Overman said. Clark arid Overman admitted to ta r that there were some problems with the system. “ (is i stayed that be should have bad some stu­ dent Input before making the change,” she mid. Keith Wibai, a B A Council sfllear, said tbe stu­ dent group will meat Wednesday and attempt to b ir t h d e f e c t s “find a feasible alternative” to tbs plan “which is a more equitable policy." He added be did not want to spaculate what alternatives the group would propaaa. Clark told ths Stale Pram lest week that she op­ posed the change became “it’s important that students wind up in the and with the dames that they w ant” "It might bo a hassle in ths system to have so many drop-adds, but students should still have the opportunity to change thalr clamss." Other council members said the system was un­ fair because students will be unable to change dameo if they wind up with an instructor they can­ not get along with. PREVENT BIRTH DEFECTS b ir t h d e f e c t s WANNA GET LUCKY? »» DAVID DODT M IKE D IXO N and • A c o u s t ic D u o •I O N N 'E’G A N S S f RVfcS OIN'NF RS TOO à GEMINE M Lî Or GENIEV" ' T4LE ABOUT F.E4LÎH WOW "ONE or TBE REALÎ.T MOv.lESCFTSEiEA&l" DUSTIN SUFFMAÎÎ't SUPERB' ' W atch for the ' Good tar You FREE LUNCH LOTTERY a n d a s m d ir e c t o r y SELECTIONS THIS WEEK'S WINNERS OF A FREE LUNCH FOR TWO ARE: DUSTIN 2¿TFMAN rWON'DEEFUS A F A S C I N A T E A C H IZT E M E N T ft M p M N x o n a John ny N»*h * D«n S c h o tlrtd * AnnWIIaon » Or m ( O fo on) Wright CO«m tram N m . < ta W W k N w . I t * . I f f . ) __ BREAKFAST lunch DINNER HUNGRY / / ¿ ¡S J F SATttFERS « M A i • SALAD BAR • SANDWICHES • SOUPS A , • SOFT FROZEN YOGURT UNION CINEMA Ü ST F C C P E ty THE HEALTHFUL ALTERNATIVE O p a n tA .M .to g P J ltJ u . ■ ta n t a li A. M. t o t P M . Prit W W W lor tette out j t U n lm n M y IjiM j F U J I C O M M IT T E E fin tiri t a r t l T rita * Pago» »tato P f » Tu— day. November 13,1879 Pasta dive might be drained to accommodate hunger week DENTISTRY 20% Courtesy Discount to Students, Faculty and Staff BjrJaakMiM The tele of 1,000 poundi of cooked speR»tti apparently is up in the a ir agate ¿Ms year, M Hunger Awareness Week organizers battle with ASU H o m e co m in g C o m m itte e chairmen. The person caught in the mid­ dle of the feud is Mike Puke, owner of H ie Spaghetti Co. in Tempo and in Phoenix. Each year at Homecoming, Pulos S . donerai Dentistry S O U T H N O ftA t n o A O surra a ____ pa. AAOOWA aaasa ad* % é S JR But Monday Puke received a Justwant t* dowhat’s right. He said someone had aug| call Dram ftayken Bartók, a to Mm that he a n the kftowere on m em ber o f the student nisimrnminf Committee, who platee, but he kicked out that told Mm that the spaghetti dive idea. "That spaghetti could be conwas still on. tamhmtad — eemeooe may have Tanner said Monday that the deckien to cancel the spaghetti had a isinminilcnhto dimase,” dive had bean made and wan Puke added. Last year the annual spaghetti »««1, hut after speaking with dive ako had tobe canceled ako. H o m e co m ta g C o m m itte e " n a y got all aciewod up,” moodier* later that day, she Putea said. "One says we don’t rescinded that opinion. “ I was net fully snare of haw have a pool ter the diva, the ether upoottho students wort about my says w* d* and another says w* don’t and then 1 dockten," Tanner said. ■---- a* She aald that after Dave Bird- Dnv. sell, ‘ of the ASASU H om ecom ing C om m ittee, dknnonrt the matter with all thorn invoked, Ms committee would make the final dockkn. Meanwhile, Pules etill la holding m pounds of spaghetti above the fire. M CLUDM “IH denote it if that’s what they want i n cook it if that’s A N Y C A R O R U Q M T P IC K -U P what they want, in eat it if that's F OR M O N O R A — H WC BR what they want,” Puks said. “ I •Hoad Teat ■Rin a ti Pen ê Clem Créative styles lo r men and women mate-up • nail wrap» • manicura» 414 S. M il Ave. • Tempe • Suite 101 894-1191 V A LU A B LE CO U PO N ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ • ’R 7.76 * TOME-UP . PARTS A LABOR PM * •Cheek U-|otnta •Cheek TnwewtsUen MewN •tesa* PSter or Isla m ic sp e a ke rs m ade The ASU chapter of the Moslem Student Association of the U.S. and Canada will make avaiisbk epee hors to explain the M am ie religion and the Iranian Revolution to any group that is interested. T R A N S M IS S IO N R E R IIIL T < 1 9 5 ° ° I n fo r m a tio n c a n b e o b ta in e d a t 9C7-6172. 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Informa­ day In the MU Yavapai Room. tion is avallabte at 967-6874. & Airline Tickets A Reservations Cruises 'Vacations 'Condos 'Eu rall Pass— A Tours aw MMwaiaoi a M Lahnw aa— wnics. OR CALL GRADUATING MOUSTRIAI. BtGMGERS Get In on tho ground floor of a newly created Industrial Engineering Depart­ ment and help initiate a new I.E. function. Inspiration Consolidated Copper Com­ pany. a fully integrated copper producer, Is currently seeking an Industrial En­ gineer to perform special cost and feasibility studies. We offer an excellent starting salary and benefits package. Interested applicants should send a resume to: A l Lopez Inspiration Copper Company Inspiration, Aitaona 8(697 ,(8821473-2411, Ext. 480 INSPIRATION CONSOLIDATED COPPER COMPANY Protest rm & a o y M * ' «Pj»-—IB v-m Ä ,V e r1 M ore than «00 people gathered on the'state Capitol grounds Saturday morning (o participate in Ariaona’a largest anti-nuclear rally ever. After the legal demon­ stration at the Capitol, a caravan of cam. moat filled to capacity, wound its way to the Palo Verde N uclear Generating Station con­ struction site, 45 miles west of Phoenix. At about 4:SI p jn .. 7S of tte more than BOO demonstrators assembled an the coed aoress from the Arizona Ptfcttc Service plant bagan tocroas the fence — one at a time, in five locations, before balm arrested by the Maricopa County Sheriff's department If -a H ;j Tu— day.Novam bar 13,1S7»8tataPra— P a g a i arts & entertainment Duo brings Irish spring % ria| and at Patrick's Day cat— aariy ta gymgh— y Hall at the Chrte P la n Saturday night Inland*» laadtag foSningar» Liam Clancy and TonuayMakeaa brougbt thatr detigbtful brand t f — tk— ülam, haanor and mûrie ta but appreciative au­ rine maid Il— i I llie the— — war tract that talli tka atory of AuatraUaaa w«hM< a World War I. It la aa fa t irranrldag as any of tka gat — ont-of Vietnam so n p a ftka ’Ma. "Potar Kagan and the Wind" ia «i —HB/ moat of such that tka It taOa llakam and Clancy araridad a rara lack at a delightful culture aerea» tkaaaa and a fast moving fun aha* far Pkaonta audkneaa. It isn’t often a— gets sodai atudtaa and music approdatimi lease— in a— sitting. And tka great boana la bring a U s to rediscover the Joy of learning. -Stave A ll— tt tha east ol “Hatful at Hata" muet» ope— at the Anemi e — os We— day. Ttobete are-aU abli at the Ly— i b— otttno 0 K flc Quttar Shop JEW ELERS PON A LL YOUR JEW ELRY N C E M Diam onds, Watch— 14k Chains, Pendants Sororlty-Fratam ity Jewelry 2 «ori STRINO SALE W atch A Jewelry Repairing 20 to 40% O FF A ll Outtars, Ampe, a tm The d— was cl— a aad refreshing. Tha ly ric s to “Pendali— Wine,” which thay performed, inriuda “remember the first days of apriagia the mid* BUFFALO EXCHANGE G ood lo r so q ì 3H Xsro« The best of mw aid recycled clotfciig B e y tf - Tradiag - C o M tfif 11 E. 5th T E M P E 9 6 8 -2 5 5 7 )pen 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. — Buying stops at 5 pan. Now open on most Mondays. Call first. * 11 unbound orig in al* ... " T B K •SVI X f f uunbound originals Tuesday, November 13,1979 Stats Press Page 11 Sensational staging saves savage concert from bizarre arouo's musical Kiss of death Staff photos by Lars Jones Tbs crowd at the Coliseum F ri­ of the band they bad come to see. day night m b b w I rabid. Tbs au­ Kiss is kmd and wild and scarey, dience behaved in a meaner not but when the smoke clears u U n that seen at Brasilian soc­ (literally) this rock’n’roll band is cer matches. Leaving tbs coast of harmless too. Pew would quibble that Kiss is Vietnam in a flat boat would in­ still more confidence than walk­ a collection of actors and ing 0"*" the frenzied floor of showmen rather than musicians. In fact, it is the Michael Todd of Veteran’s Memorial Coliseum. However, closer scrutiny touring rock bands. Theater rock revealed that many of the chief as a Cecil B. DeMille movie, it is perpetrators of the howling bombastic and flashy, but hysteria were subteens, some ultimately empty and thus even were gukhng mommy or harmless. There was no real daddy through the malaise. They humor it wasn’t even good kitsch, bat the young tens at the Col­ were harmless. They were a oerfect reflection iseum roared and cheered every special effect, some of which were spectacular. The four (Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, Ace Frefaley and drummer Peter Crias) group rose qnto the stage in clouds of smoke. They were dressed in black and silver costumes that guitarist Gene Simmon’s girlfriend Cher would find excessive. • The electric logo backdrop lit up. flashed and exploded. Pandemonium broke out from the crowd and the band. The most ear shattering cacophony of elec­ tric guitars and prepubescent MS Paul Stanley D R AW ER S O A I .O R « a « .« * VSBf ComerefCower,Ch* MeetleWindiers JEANS, CORDS, JACKETS, SWEATERS 9M-AS83 ESv% OTPWITHASULO. alidimra.nov.tr m a tons of Fmo Parking QAL JEANS 910.00 G reat B u y s *6°° - •14°° ALL SIZES! Kid's Stuff, Tool Cuervo Gold Party W ednesday, Nmr.14 TWO for ONE BUY ANY 8 B E PIZZA AND RECHVK FREE, ONE PIZZA OF THE SAM E SIZE AND VALUE) ¡Vacation 3 Days/2 N6ghts Hotel, Meals,Drinks IncLded ( l l w rw p o r t s t io n N o e I n c lu d e d ) HOM ECOM ING 79 ADEVIL OF A k & NOVEMBER 12-17 NOVEMBER 12 - 17 FALL FEST PEP RALLY THURS., NOV. 15 from 11:30 A.M. -3:00 P.M. M.U. LAWN WED., NOV. 14 11:00 A.M. WEST HALL LAWN ►FREE ICE CREAM 11:30 -12:30 MUSIC BY RAZ REVIEW 12:30 -1:00 STUDENT-ALUMNI CHALLENGE 1;00 - 1 :30 SPAGHETTI DIVE SPONSORED BY SPA BROKER & SPAGHETTI CO. 1:30 - 3:00 MUSIC BY SASSI ►FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS WILL BE THERE FOR SOME SPIRIT!! ►W OMEN'S GYMNASTIC TEAM WILL PUT ON A DEMONSTRATION PARADE HAPPY HOUR SAT., NOV. 17 at 10:00 A.M. FRI., NOV. 16 4-7 P.M. at DOOLEY'S • PARADE WILL BEGIN AT UNIVERSITY AND McALLISTER • • • • • • HAPPY HOUR PRICES • FILMS OF OLD HOMECOMING PARADES • HOMECOMING PRESENTATION COME JOIN THE FUN!! f CLOW NS BANDS FLOATS HORSES POST-PARADE PARTY ON THE LAWN BETWEEN P.V.E. AND P.VW . THERE WILL BE FOOD, MUSIC. FLOAT AW ARDS W ttL BE ANNOUNCED. ms Tu— day, N— mb— 13,1979 State Pr— » PaQe 13 M o n about SKYDIVE!! Kiss kills m usical caterwauling ever beard. often because,Httie spontanity The crowd roared its approval shone through, though it must be for every spectacular effect; hard to attempt anything «0 the ; drum stands, flying Jet cuff with — audtt— ce who really guitars that explode doesn't care what they did airborne, ceiling—high anyway. Just being there in afl of flame, 4th of July their flashy glory was enough. firec rackers and sparklers, T h ey certainty did not di— ppoint »fun. anyone. They ran throng their hit* in­ Eover the whole circus cluding “Dr. Love,” ” 1 Want To of defiance Rock and Roil Afl Night,’’“ Chrisit reality, they teen” and “ Firehouse.” Each much to i number was greeted with such frensy that Hitler’s Nuremtmrg the special ef- rallies pate in comparison. But it certainly wasn’t music. emsehres. They lag their children's music “ noise,” it is the times sf Kiss. “Firehouse" was tan with its she— and afl, but It is probably He novelty and certainly not its musical qualities that excited. The only time Kiss really played the am kicking rock ‘n’ roil they pr ofeee to perform is ” 1 Want To Rock and Roil Afl N ight” The group’s second encore was their top forty Mt “ Beth’.’ It probably is unfair to Judge a group tike Kiss with the same yardstick one usee to grade other perfor mers because what ttiey do is stage — event not a concert mance probably is aa to a social scientist aS i a musician. If creating a is the intended product better than Kiss, crowd certainly —Steve Alhatt • P ro fe — io n a l ¡n s tru c tio n • C ía s — s S a tu rd a y & Sunday • Ju m p — m e d a y • O b s e rv a tio n rid e s ARIZONA PARACHUTE RANCH Railroad TI— I and Poorer Pol— | I ----------SPECIAL---------- CABLE SPOOLS O m t tar Dorm . A Apt*, as End Tatotss, Plant Stand*. 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(Just Off Campus) CAM PUS ~\t\ |j QUALIFYING mans and womens divisions NOVEMBER 17 & 18 FRISBEE TABLE T H IN S CHESS DECEMBER 1 * 2 - BILLIARDS (8 BALL) TABLE SOCCHI (FOOSBALL) BACKG AM M O N TROPHIES a w a rd e d to 1st & 2nd P laco in each event. W INNER in each even t w ill ad van ce to ACU I Regional* in BOULDER. CO LO . ALL EXPENSES PA ID ! -«s» a a— Nm M l n m i t m * to — to— NLMto«*« *2.00 Entry Fbb Fo r Rulos and Entry Blanks, Call M.U, Roc. C onter 965-3642 -“ »»»wwaWWW *wwwww^f --■»•- • ,, i ■■'■—— — Devils lose game-inside soft‘ By Jtai Elsleger LOS AN G ELES—When you lin t get to ttate city in California, the two moot striking “ feature«” are the m a n of freeways, an in­ ternational trademark, and the smog, a local blackmark. Another thing you’ll notice, especially if you’re by the Los Angeles CoUaeum, is the amount of football played, outside as well as inside the «MMttaeat struc­ ture. Football is the rage along Ex­ position Boulevard, and nobody does it like the Southern CahforASU found it out Saturday while inside the Coliseum. The Sun Devils found out that the pregame prediction that UCLA was probably the beat *6 team in the country was painfully ac­ curate, and also that even though you know something is coming, there isn’t always enough time to get out of its way. The Sim Devils knew Freeman McNeil, the Bruins premier tailback, was coming. He had to, it’s the only way U CLA could keep from being blown out of its own sanctuary. But why the Sim Devils couldn’t epsiEgg stop the conference’s leading rusher was not really a matter of bmptama so much as a matter of imfcfag in t e wrong place at the wrong time. ASU was Mindsided by a junior fullback named Dan Lei, who dkhi’t even figure in the Brums scrimmage piano until the begimtii* of last week. Everyone knows U C LA doesn’t use its fuBbock. He’s supposed to be ornamentation, a “ gofer” when the “star” gets tired. Lei would have none of the second-fiddle act and racked ip U key yards on 9 carries. The combination of deception and deceit helped U CLA save a little piece of face aad its season in a 31-M last second win. O f coarse, the Sun Devils had a aurprtee of their own caBedthe paw anmutling ttnrr si ’* T posed to rely on with a naming aad five backs who slambte over each other trying to get an the field to rip off some real estate. The reason the Sun Devils went a the air a school-record 51 times ' W«Aw schooit for MS yards is breeds repeti- CONTACT LENSES' 10%. 8 9 9* ESMK OUTKIWINVhr DISCOUNT 08*1 MMES Including Our Designar SOFT LENSES *79»» Frames OUR NEW LOCATION INCLUDO AN HARD ÄJSSK» TM U O M N O POMO NOB CONTACT LOOKS EYE FONAPPOINTWNT ON INFONMATKW exam 941*5228 DR. W.G. AMES OPTOMETRIST RL MIXER RD. Suita 114 Scottsdale •a g| 01-MI DeFsndfofl Is Bndw “ We were having so much suc­ cess at it that we had to go with it,” ASU bead coach Bob Owens «.in “ We didn’t even have him (quarterback Mark Malone) rolliig out that much became be was doing so well by just dropping straight back. Wo contemplated the redout, but after a while we scrapped the idea.” Let’s cut through the obvious. ‘25 open & ** a 17-yard Ila UCLA. aad get to the “real” reason. “It’s the only thing we did ef­ fectively.” Owens said. Setf-confeeskn is good for the souL What in fact transpired was, if Malone hadn’t thrown as well as he did and Mehrin Hoover and Bernard Henry hadn’t caught as well as they did, the game outside the stadium would have hem II 99 “A M T MISBEHAVIN’ Tuoedey, November 13 • • p.m. W ednooday, November 14»>p.m. Mar Tin PWiAMw.we SIHB WMlMSMi _ SOaonga, ’Smani Tickets: $10, *9, » flTTEfVnon : FORE IGfi CAR O UinER/. 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With Warren Miller Plus Gem mage’s Annual Salute To Skiing Exhibit and Ski Show Friday, November 30 • 6 p.m. Saturday, December 1 »9p.m . Tickets: $4, $3.50, $3 NUTCRACKER BALLET Presented By Ballet West W ith Members of the Phoenix Symphony Orchestra Thursday, December $ • 7 p.m. Friday, December/ • 9p.m . Saturday, Decembers • 2:30 p.m. and $p.m . Sunday, December ••2:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. Without a doubt, Oawtnasa C—M l annual praaanMlon d dda tamUy tsmashsessceswsVsSy holiday usdltion . »>*'■ soM t as buy yews awtyt Matin t* Ticketa: $$.50, $6.50, $4.50 Evening Ticketa: $7.50, $6.50, $6.80 THE R O C K WAGNER CHORALE Chriatmaa Through the Agaa f Holiday Concert •f mm. OWe*. Tueaday, N o v m to f 13,1979 Btata Prosa Page 15 O ffensive line paves way for Malone's day LOS AN G ELES—Forgotten by a l te U CLA’s «la Saturday wore the own who made Mark Malone's “day to the sun." ASU’s tW— w line, aub}aot to formar coacta Frank EtaIrt wrath surly in the sera an, provldsd the stone wall vhteb enabled Mole— to pick apart the Brain (Manet fa r m yards through the air. The wafl ai Bant Kauahi and John Mayor at the tacktea, Daryl Mussks and Nath Williams at the guards and Dan M arble at center kapt Main— away day as a Sun DavO, com[M af U paaaaa and two taachdowns but coukhi't >it without the help of Ms U— . OnA8U’sfiIla] - HESTA LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS UUMB— PUT— a* House »Hended hniw tar odNr ewvtoer Mon. S Thuie. 12 noon-Sp.m . T u n , M M . a Pn. 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No. 1 has to be Charles White of USC, th at dashing senior who h— everybody’s vote for this y ear's Heisman in the bag. But trying to nam e the No. 2 runner of the L.A. collegiate ranks is like trying to identify the host of “The Dating G am e” or the supporting cast of “ My M other the Gar. ” Simply pat, the nam e of UCLA fullback Freem an McNeil isn’t classified am ong household m onikers outside the Lea Angeles area. “Oh I don’t know about that, some people I’ve talked to told m e they’ve heard about m e,” said McNeil, who blistered for 143 yards in the Bruins’ 31*23 squeaker over ASU in the Coliseum Saturday. “And there are a lot in Tempe who know him now, too,” a Phoenix sportscaster interjected. Yeah, well m aybe. But even com paring Saturday’s back-toback perform ances, White still tam e out on top, as he gained 243 yards against Washington in the Trojans’ 24-17 win in Seattle. Aad White wea the ratings race as well, as he was on national television. McNeil’s showing against the Devils which gave h im 1,113 yards rushing for the season—was witnemed by a m ere 34,763 pairs of eyes in the near-vacant Coliseum. Even McNeil’s num ber-24—shows up on the UHF dial while No. 12 of USC, White, is right up there on V H F -strictly prim e tim e. McNeil h asn 't even m astered the a rt of signing autographs. “Hold on, I’ll get it,” he told a fan in the locker room while scribbling crudely on a scorecard. He really doesn't know the basics of being a star. B a t then a g a in , be doesn’t c a re to know . “ I ju st w ant the team to win, period,” the 5-foot-ll junior back said. “Today was a great day for the team . We ju st m arched down the field and scored against a defense th at’s supposed to be ranked.” Saturday, McNeil was in ASU’s defensive ranks aO afternoon and his 13-yard run helped set up the B ruins’ winning touchdown in the waning seconds of the gam e. „ ■y Perry gams ASU hand baseball coach Jim ■rock aaM Moaday hohae “ ne 1» tendon” of taking a coaching job with Florida Stale. Start« In • local paper and wire serviem over the wos k id stated Brock was a top Candidata for the recently vacated FSU head coaching position. “To me, in tbs last five days thste has bean a great deal of healing (within tha athletic department). And to me, with Arizona State like It ueed to bo, it’s the greatest place in the coun­ try to coach bosebeU." What Brack said helped to clear the air is a meeting of tha full athletic staff called Wednaa day by Dr. Fred Miller, ASU athletic director, who has been in the center of the Frank Kush con­ troversy. “Dr. Miner just went over the tacts again, sad M seemed Mke he took charge again, aad said, tat*» a ll wait, tafs sat What happens la court. "Since then, slowly, It stems like a healing proems has started. Tha ragged edges, tha people wearing their faeiiags on thoir slooveo, is not as prevalent. Thors is more fooling of family now. I think woTt just ready to wait aad cat what happens In court." After Dick Howser left Florida State to manage the Now York Yankees Oct. » , Brack called Seminole athletic director John Bridgan aad left a mamage with Ms secretary In making an Infor­ mal Inquiry Into the FSU coaching position. But ha never received a call back from the school aad said ho was surprtssd when informed by a local newepapwthatFSVMeledMmae i iBFCmm..... "T*.1-- •I dèda’t say M then, bui «für tafttag wltk my wlle aad ma san, I thtah thè thlngs that meda ASU graat wu: maka II graat agata, and I bara no Interest ta tha Florida Stato Job," oold Brack, ASU baseball ooach slaco I fll. “ As It la rtabt now. l ’m aatramety sstisflsd wtth our 1M fall record aad ready to start thè aeaaoa Jan. M ." ASU praettaad m usuai this fall and l omplatad Ita practica sebodulo last weekend. Brack seid ho won’t cali FSU to reject tha job, ““How How do ¡you tura down or vithdraw your name from a job rou haven’t applied for?" 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With 63 yards on *7 at­ tempts, there wasn’t a sole out­ side imitating anyone from die Sun Devil backfMd. In the first half, Malone constantly found himself fat a third-and-long situa­ tion after trying to stick needles in cement with the running game. It was the pass, or it was nothing atafl. When flanker Ron Washington went out of the game for good an the second offensive play of the game for ASU with a broken none, it looked like die running game would have to be die Devils’ forte. California is the land of fantasy anyway, so it was appropriate for ASU to enter a Disneyland game plan and throw like it was a BYU prototype. And except for an end zone in­ terférence call on cornerback Ron Brown, which could have went either way, die fantasy would have come true for Owens and his band of merry men. If Malone’s performance was unbelievable, which it was in a fairy-tale sort of way, Melvin Hoover’s performance had to have the air of mythology around it. Hoover made everyone forget at times that the Devils’ No. 1 receiver, Washington, wasn’t even in die state let aio— in the game. With eight receptions for 139 yards, Hoover constantly made crucial catches that kept ASU drives alive via the pass. On their final drive that put the Sun Devils up 29-34, Hoover made four receptidhs that could be described only as fantas(y)dc. H ie two plays that decided the fate of the contest didn't fit into the overall picture that had two teams living a fantasy. They were dubious calls in the middle of Alice in Wonderland and Snow White. Oa a foartb-aad-l# from UCLA's 14-yard line, Malone let go the last hope far ASU with a pass to Hoover in the end tone with 1:04 to play. U CLA’s AllAmerica free safety Ken Easley was found guilty of pass in­ terference, and the fantasy lived on as Malone phmged from the one after the penalty was marked off to put ASU ahead 2*24. Vi­ sions of sugar plums and bowl bids danced along the ASU sideline and the group outside went into an imitation of Malone—passing. The,coding had a “Grinch That Stole Christmas” twist. The Bruins got the ball on the kickoff, and after a personal foul penalty on Devil reserve linebacker Louis Camptell, started a drive from ASU's 4t that would end up a ditto mark of the play that Just occur­ red. Brown, who d a tins he was “snug’’ with intended receiver Dokie Williams in the end sone, was called for interference aad substitute quarterback Steve Ramsey plunged from the I to win it for UCLA. STATE PRESS Newsroom Staff Openings A p p lic a tio n s fo r p o s itio n s o n th e N e w s S ta ff o f th e S TA TE PR ESS fo r th e S p rin g S e m e ste r i9 6 0 are now b e in g re ce ive d a t #15, N o rth B ase m en t, M a tth e w s C e n te r. When the Sun Devils, finally made the trip down the ramp to the dressing room, it was evident the fantasy was over. But it also was evident that UCLA was not handed a win, nor were the Devils a defeat by the referees. Both teams had the bruises to prove it and both admittedly felt they were in a contest that was par ex­ cellence. They were, and even with the aid of the famous smog and menagerie of freeways as a backdrop, the Figueroa foot­ ballers outside couldn’t match the magic of the game that Just took place—inside. T h ere w ill b e o p e n in g s a t m o st le v e ls — re p o rte r, p h o to g ra p h e r, c o p y e d itin g , a s s is ta n t s p o rts e d ito r, a s s is ta n t c ity e d ito r, a rts & en te rtain m e n t w rite r, s p o rts re p o rte r, c ity e d ito r, n ew s e d ito r, m an ag in g e d ito r, s p o rts e d ito r, c o p y c h ie f, p h o to e d ito r an d o p in io n p age e d ito r. 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Rural Tempe 968-6139 Hours: Mon. - Sat. 8*6 ■*1 I P M 18 State P ra s s T aÄ sd a yyN o ve m b er 13,1979 M ore about M cN eil's No. 2 Gridders charged in theft By Charge D lai Two ASU freshman football players have been charged with a misdemeanor bike theft, ASU police said Monday. Detective Bob Jones said Saqdy OMacki and Ron Wetzel, both of 90S S. Terrace Rd., were charged Nov. • with dam 1 misdemeanor theft. Jones said the two were arrested O ct 9 by ASU police of­ ficers Larry Angel and Garry Dirks as they loaded a bicycle allegedly stolen at Palo Verde West into a car parted at McAllister Avenue and Orange Street. Jones said Oaiecki, a quarterback and Wetzel, a tight end, were released on their own recognizance. Police are withholding the name of bite owner. Jones said the bicycle was valued at $100, which meant Oaiecki and Wetzel could have been ch a re d with felony counts, but m r t charged with misdemeanors. Sun Devil football coach Bob Owen, said be had no knowledge of the charges against the two freshmen. Jones said the lag between Osiecki’s and Wetzel’s arrests and the formal filing of charges was An* to the case load in the Maricopa County A tto rn e d office. The county attorney must sign each complaint, as must Jones and Tempe Justice Court Actel, before whom Oaiecki and Wetzel both will appear for their initial henring. Jones said both freshmen had no prior records. Neither player could be reached for comment Monday. JudgeProd SXEJC shoplifting | is stealing. piestomoLL T h e W in n in g W em um 10K R A C E FOR WOMEN SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17,1979 Freeman McNei continued 9mm pone 11 But he said he figured in the actual touchdown play as well, without even carrying the ball. “ When we’re dose to the goal line if you look at it, I’m farther away from the goal line than the other two backs,” McNeil said. “They’re probably looking for me, and so they Just stood there while I Just stood there. ’’ While all the standing around was going on, UCLA quarter­ back Tom Ramsey bulled over for the deciding 1-yard sneak with just nine seconds left. A minute earlier, McNeil looked like he might be the game’s goat. That’s when ASU quarterback Mark Malone capped a seem­ ingly successful rally with a 1-yard sneak of his own, putting the Devils on top M-tt. McNeil’s second famMe of the game, midway through the fourth quarter, fueled the ASU comeback. “ I fumbled some balls I should have never fumbled,” said McNeil, whose running accentuates the “ loaf of bread” style of ball-carrying. “ I did kind of get down, but die linemen told me, ‘Hey man, we can bounce back,’ and we did. “ Now 1feel really good.” He also feels he has a chance to upstage White when UCLA and USC square off in the Coliseum two Saturdays from now. “ I’d Ute to outran Mas,” McNeil said. “ It should be a great matchup. You’B Just have to come to the game and see. ” And miss “ My Favorite Martian?” IMCi 8:30 a . a U M up 8:30 o.m. W a il 4MP NMBh Southwest parking area of ■ Fiotta Mali. Alma School M . 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A t. 11/13 tim e o r M l Urne, no obNgaHon. 3381387. ■UOW EMER, tegular cane, 31.133; Voleta vodka, 33 78: quart Ronrleo Rum, 3843; •too Nun UabfraumHoh, 33 38; HaaganO at natural toa ora— , importad Saar. Rundiere, Un (varsity end MW Avenue. — h m SKI CQ U lPM BtT: M a . boote. bhM nm , patea, ear w et n e k, goad condition. AM tor 3133.3330433. tl/1 3 M 8 l _____________ to rn T N M d P tl TN-7, 03— 0 m taa an M d— AM /PM /aaaaaaa. > ,E p.m. •g p.m. washdays- 11/TE 9ÍM I ayW üM « — ISSI. RobuMt Gübs. 31— 1T/TS 1— FIAT — w MSS, 33— m— tnechem— ly aound, m body dam— 11/11 to— Sto a— 33.— — 37W. 7 3 M A 0 0 4 3 0 M d M M ta . Oaftd, 331-3M3. 11/14 11/13 man, 1437— 73. AM — DAM ANO Unftad AkHna 817— •SW ING M A0I3N E, Proa A lta m m life d In tro » t o 30 houro Moro In good chopping cantar. 248 •OIS. 1 1 /1 # OVERSEAS JOGS - Bummsr/ysar round. Europe, 8. Amertee, Auetrolta. Asia, ale. AS ttokto.0— -SI— monthly. Etp « w paid. Stghiaealng. Proa tnformnHon. — tie: UC, — AO, Oorom DM Mar, CA ES— . 13/7 OMHWAHER/PRSP COOK, Monday thro Friday S - S p.m. Artiom AH— le Club, 1— W. 14th St., Tampa, AZ OS— . Apply In parson, 34 p.m. Monday thro— Friday. 11/13 PART-TIME PROGRAM Nadara M r gymnaattoe, art, dam e, cooking, root— ion. Scottsdale G irts Club. 8 4 8 4 0 » 11/14 ile r e p iM W U g r gw tenta, m h « atoam m dear to door, or go m io buatnaaa tor youiaatt. Why paepta can «arti «Wh our company one to tuteen haute — week and make 38.00 to 31— per m ondi and moro to m Ho i— tar*S Saturday Evening ■ ____ — roe and article on why — oompeny w ert«. If yeuTe mroroatad, a m «my not? CaS — aromtaga at B474— BILL YOUNG. T l/1 3 BARTENDERS V b b U ifE Avfe H a b t» C lub b ib o tu ttfuf N É M b W ) Tampa lb IP V M itN bpr* p n n p i. —ma am i p o p p i ih — ana pppMlmp. Ifw o b b f b Tampoco b i oaot w bllp mabina iM b b b b p N f IP m b you pm ippkJftp Vpfg apply u rn *■ mlpbppw 1 * 4 p.m ., Mpfis-RVI. 11114 ALLtTUOONTa ¡«WM M M — — t ie r . — s !* M n !ta’ — ta 1177 now for AOU PootbBN Kabuki. B o th 37*. — a— M SS. 111130(1 f lt / it Q § B W O SN O O M m O sm to a w . •014— STUDENT JOGS: part-time, fu» Urne, 30 houro week, guaranteed eatery. Cab Mon­ day • Thursday betwaan i t m an • 3:00, 11/10 M M m e d iL jM k la ««tan. P M arts— B lS Z S if 1 P S £ E dletftbutor « p an d kig AM— ICAN a t TWA am bia ro w -ftp Habata tram Phaarilt la OMaaga s i Chftatawa lima. OaH Tim, 337 33S3. 11/14 HRG7 FWOUWAMMA— l l l l 8 8 » LO CAL AM W AY LIQUOR SALES 12/7 THE MOST elite group, now ergenlrtng an WHY RENT? Buy this super — uns mehlte home, one year oM, 17 x 87,1 bedroom, «Mb to A W . 737 Seal Apache, — , 3074— after4:30.___________ 11/13 107« MOTORCYCLE: buaukl s p in atmet/ . dirt combo, 01,100; 1S cubic ta e l uptlgM It o m i , I — metaroross tuta, — — 3040evening«.__________________ T1/1S CHANGING NAN DB BOOKSTORE A n n o u n c e m near futurs. OaH Ld e . 801 M B i 10 a.m. -4 p.m. 11/10 wonon r nc—no < Opontfifl fg m in g i untH tp.m . Saturdays iftío a r o T tSunders 11-8:00 «M l • in |rmaalhia liiingHVlaorv noolthio« vew In co w—oA t w w cod w me w a v w w w ^rawg^^m w^^rara y ^m^^rawra^« 3MQER VOUCH an* Sew Marine maoMna, d o « evsrylhingl Looks and nme Nta new. O— over (400. Must « P , 0100. — -3318. 11/31 BOXY JO B. — ta b «ory ta — **“ ’» R «m s tor s is m W S o n fo d TODAY S the tomewow you yl M ata Chrletmae cart 11/14 with your oholoa of moot and thatObe fraah carport. 1378 monthly- 4 Mecha from ASU. C a ll 8M-8736 or work, 3834730. 11/13 a ro u n d Mho 1 w as, a n d sa w fo u r o r fiv e d ep a rtm en t h eads gone, I th in k h e’d se e it th s sa m e w a y ,” B ro c k s a id . H e pau sed a n d a d d ­ e d , " Y o u fo o t...p a ra n o id abo ut i t “H an Audience of 160,000 people AM /PM MMH- •nd P n lra b tH gam— . Call M l oftfb w taro— W. o . OW — 10 lilt iim GRBYNOUND TEMPORARY PCRSOMNCL * WORK YOUR own heure doanln g tee. homes in SoottodMo. muet taeo phone, transportation. Starting eatery, 83.80 par hour. 841-OOSO. 11/14 CA— POR geht, 'ether, oM lew atiy. 11/14 DIAMONDS, GOLD, Need aH a lie diamonds. Jew slw e. 130 E 9B74SI7. Dr., Tempe. 12/7 b i v Ic b b W ILUAM W OLF, tom wtly ASU atudanta’ attorney, now mNtobto tor prhmto consuitollon and rotalnar. 278-1814. 11/14 WRITE BETTER PAPERS. 8and 31 tor our booklet T lp e on Academ ic W riting" and our deecrlpttva caiatog of ihoum nd« of colleg es« resM fch topics. 8 « 4241 - P, Berkeley. CA »4704. (418) 2386330 1/18 FREE FREE FREE, something for nothing? it’s true. Free Aloe V— facial deep pore cleansing that to n « , tightens and helps ctoar oomptexion. Free cosm etic analysis. Tuesdays. Thursdays by sp point merit only. 8884144. 11/18 Transportation CASH FOR YOUR JEWELRY All Gold, Diamond, Emerald, Ruby or Sapphire Jewelry. Gold chains, collections or individual pieces. Estates our speciality. 279-1711 12/7 M lscaOgnaout AM ERICAN AND coupons for sale AMIne discouru 11/30 P fjfQ MOPED FO R SALE. Sacrifice, need cash now. 0300., 38 mph, 180 mpg. Steve,884-1M0. 11/13 Trovai TRAVEL NOW) American A irlines half-fare coupon — — C a ll R ick. 9884338 days, 887-3710 home. 11/13 SUNDANCE TRAVEL - L e i tie help yo pton your holidays at ths bast bud— feme. 12/7 THREE AM ERICAN Alrtlnee half-fare cou­ pons. 3190. P rta to p w ty. 8384897. 11/13 T y p in g TYPING - IBM Corracting Oslectrtc H. 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EXPER K N CED TYP18T, f— and aoomaM, FREE PUPP— Oaohahund-Twrtar mix, 70 cante — pase, edNIng. rueh jebe eight «mato old, raasy. iwmtty cute. ONI ' eocsptod. C M Otoñe, 0080818 13/7 3474— 11/1« TYPING. »upar m w «lectronlc. muIH-pIHh co m cHng squlpm— . Cxperton cM in dtoeertetton. thaoto, and manuaortpt produotton. Tetophom Chrle. — 0443. 12/8 row m aroeroro «------ t , a ( i , , . n » Prss s Tu— doy, N o v m b f 13.1fT9 WE ARE BACK - JUSTYN TYME num. Eachdinner is complete with a tureen of homemade soup, Barclays special salad, hot bread; and your choice of potato, rice, or french fries. Come in. We are glad to be back, and we want*) serve you. happy ,— LUNCHES — > HOUR-v Tonight Justyn Tyme 33 Different Delectable Selections from For the month of November, Justyn Tyme will be playing every Tuesday through Saturday ♦150 - *455 1130-200 Monday thru Friday DOUBLES FOR A DOLLAR Jam Session - Every Sunday Daily Free Hors (foeurvas OUR MEM OMNER MENU ¿ J t MUCTABU» CR IED ZUCCH IN I JH ONION m Oh i » M w DINNERS S2T— ----------------- IM is t i» « t a « d » » *«AHa t a w 1H FR ICO M U8H RO O M S ■■V MM » •&aam «Mu«- l.T S ro a n o jm bn » ^ 9 S A V O R IE S NACHOS u rn *— *■ •*—“** AaaNtarfeaNjaf^tataM"1^ S.7S ■ ■ kM M W M M M U k M l SEAFO O D C R EP ES LH S TE A K SANDW ICH F I S H * CHIPS TAB QUICHE »• i n tE N C H ONION SOUP LH M í» • SM UM P AND SCALLOPS TER1YAM CHICKEN LORBTER TAR. a » i iM i» emm umm •santa wife dbum teNtas ALASKAN MNO CHAR LEGS l OCSSQftS nUTM M NON ra atT ER H O C B E IH W iR M N iO I H< Ip§taw alM eré s ata*hr «• SM UM PSCAM H C H K K H N •> A R m C H O R E C R EP ES AMMONIRNE M I M HURD SHRIMP K> MM H iiM i ^ Mì" ^ S n T ‘>kM l*itada> m T E R IY A Jd T C P S IR L O IN r . 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