Wednesday November 14,1979 Voi. 62, No. 4 f Arizona State University e C o p y rig h t, S ta ta P ia ta , 1ST* C row ded HA IwaMtM In km «n i * MwMbIm ln liiH ) b a ia i w piw in» m Mw nwM Tmmm^N Ibnjlkwkiw «km «mai «Mb nwny m py Salemdad Mwk pota) far a «bka ani tlnaRy MI. Students clash on mall Tem pers tiara in Iranian dispute Page 2 I f Press Wednesday, Novem ber 14, 1879 In the n e irs briefly from the Associated Press IRANIAN STUDENTS TARGET OP CONTINUED DEMONSTRATIONS WASHINGTON — The 50,000 Iranian students in the UiVted State*, told to report to Immigration officials or face deportation, were the targets of more dem onstrations Tuesday across the country. Iranian flags intended to b e burned were selling like hotcakes for $13 each at a store across the street from the Betsy Ross house In Philadelphia. “We Reserve th e Right to Refuse Service to Iranian Citizens,“ read a sign posted In front of the First Edition restaurant and disco in O ceanside, N .J. CARTER HALTS IRANIAN EXPORTS IN ‘TEST OF POWER* WASHINGTON — President Carter or­ dered a halt to U.S. purchases of Iranian oil Monday in an intensifying test of will and power with Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini and his Moslem m ilitants. “No one should underestim ate” American resolve. Carter declared. Tehran radio later said Khomeini’s Revolutionary Council already had decided to cut off exports to the United S tates before Carter’s announcem ent, f STATE RESTS CASE o> IN PUROLATOR MURDER TRIAL PRESCOTT — The state rested its murder case Tuesday against Michael and Patrick Poland after a Tucson gun dealer testified that Patrick purchased a Taser weapon. The Poland brothers are accused of first-degree murder in the slaying of armored-car guards Cecil Newkirk and Russell Dempsey of Phoenix in a $293,000 robbery on May 24, 1977. RESIDENTS IN PATH OF TELLICOE DAM EVICTED LOUDON, Tenn. — The Tellico Dam. which defeated challenges from the snail darter and the Cherokee Indians, overcame what may be its final obstacle Tuesday as federal m arshals evicted the last taro of 341 farm ers w hose land was taken for the 36,000-acre federal project. ’I t looks like this is about th e end of it,” mailman Beryl Moser said a s three carloads of m arshals escorted him out of the white frame home where he was bom 46 years ago. PAT NIXON HOSPITALIZED WITH PNEUMONIA SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. — Former «rat lady Pat Nixon was hospitalized with pneumonia Tueeday, former President Richard Nixon's off Ice announced. Mrs. Nixon was taken to the hospital about noon Tuesday, a spokeswom an said. Mrs. Nixon, 66, suffered a stroke In 1676 and w as hospitalized for several weeks. The Nixons have sold their seaside estate here and are Dlannlno to move to New York City. 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A derailed tanker oar carrying 90 tons poisonous flo rin s lay perilously d o s e to burning tankers of propane gas that ex­ ploded after the Canadian Pacific freig h t train derailed late Saturday in this western Toronto suburb and sent people fleeing. MEXICO TO SPEND $88 MILLION ON METHANOL PLANT MEXICO -CITY — The government says It has allotted $88 million to build one of the world’s largest methanol plants. The chemical used as a gasoline additive heipe reduce auto pollution and stretch g as supplies. Jorge Diaz Serrano, director of the national oil monopoly Pemex, said Monday once the plant Is com plet* at Coatzaooalooa on the Gulf of Mexico, It will produce about 700,000 gallons of methanol daily. A LL SIXES UP TO 9 k l2 KUWAITI BIDS ON AGGIE BAND COLLEGE STATION, Texas — The Aggie Band of Texas ASM so Im pressed a group of Arabs at a football gam e, one woman of­ fered to buy it, lock stock and bugle. The offer to purchase the 300-member precision marching unit cam e whan a group from oilrich Kuwait attended the Texas AAM-RIc* gam e a s g uests of the Gulf Oil Co. INTRODUCING « H M I I M lM W n H n H Dancing Contest * 1 0 0 £ sh 1 ^ B e s t ( M *25 2nd pria '15 3rd prize p k Oh pria *5 SO pria M DNÍ M E N S NITE L A D I E S ' NITE »ABnCMkNTS REGISTER PHASE 1 « FOE YOURSELF COME JOIN US AND HAVE FUN WITH VOUE FRIEND AT THE SOUTH PACIFIC OMCOLOUNOt, YOUR ENJOYMENT IS OUR BUSINESS BainePbwers TUESDAY ft THURSDAY *30* Cmh Prize fo r Beat Dmco Outfit and I W n * »SO o-m . tu 1 4 0 *JW. 8 3 9 -3 0 0 0 1181C. Bacatine, Tampa Juet East o[McClintock Behind The Sizzler Loan probe needed MIDWEEK SPECIAL! A S A S U lacks action, council leader charges By Dm F t Am ociatod Stadtat» should tato m o m c o o crota aelko aod atkk up ior tto stadoBta irto ara baine lorcod to pay tack mtatataaly awarded tonai by ito ASU Financial Alda Offioa. Ito prmfcta* of (to Public Programa Coi­ to lauaaHpHns Hw s ta tio n ,” aaid Ronald Gray» a s a b a to atadani la criminal Jutoteo. “IM I don’t tbtakttoy’ro rm ly tain g anything Gray la < i of M atadenta wto ara being (are­ nara than 914,000 to ti» aida office. Victor Leale frana Sw «adorai La« Baiareaaaoot Bdncntton Program and Sm africa now muet gat Ito pragmas Und pro­ L B P la an are affectai. Sw Gray said. “H ay b av ette Stotareaaeam dry in a cam Mtethto. 8am lin am in g . ASASU vtoa Sm cam and need to to aaid. “But « a ready efforts tato Sto area. It’s “H e'sa iS i “But « a to gat to go ttwengh the pmpar chaanals, and that's oasootialty what we’re do­ ing." Ju st W est of MMt on University FULL SERVICE CAN WASH Armstrong aaid ASASU toa aoOflad Ite Arizona Board of Regents sbotti the problem and baa dtarti—ort it with student Regent Joel SSner. Gray aaid be la planning to bring up the mat­ ter before the Pubic Programs College Council to am ‘if there isn’t oamolhlng S ay can do about tt.” "I think the entire Financial Aids Office needs to ba ctoanadhp.” to said. "They’re con­ tinually making mistatoa and it’s about time it H e Uutfuratly Financial Alda Advisory ComaiHtoo has iorm uiatod a apodal sub rom mlltoe In hirwllgsto llw I S I I1paagi am Brano Diapoto, «ho la coordtaaUag Sw invnrtigsHtto, stad to toa hütod to a number of atadauta invaivod with Ito mistaken loam and ia “just trytogtoflad out same answers.” H asaldtodam not Mil Saat the Untosraity ia right to asking'the Mudante to return On ‘*1 Juat dont want to am tbem guys have to pay (or aomaètog Stot « aan t Swir fault," to Dr. financial aids, said a contingency daum an the back of the contract signed by students « to received the aid stipulated that the loam wore “conditional upon the availability of federal, institution»!!or private fund».” That daum , to aaid, gives the aide office legal groumfr to force itudauti to pay the money back. Babbitt requests A S A input before selecting new regents By------------- --------Guv. Braca Babbitt has askad the Ariaoua S ta ta te Atooriattan to suggest appoint­ ments for two qtatinga on th r ita to Board af Bagoliti, and ASA «01 aomhaaian can­ didates «ith a kaowtedgs of the university system, the Aaaociatod Students president saidTueadey. “Right no« ttmt is n weakness on the honra/* temió Bnetridge said.“Many msmhors do noi hav^a university «ducaüoo. "That's aB right, but «« would like to aaa ________ ^ ______ ____ «ho Ima insight into the workings ______ • BREAKFAST •LUNCH ( • DUM B 1 • HUNGRY Lined with velour leather for luxury and comfort • SALAD BAR • SANDWICHES Two toothed widths. A djustable tops to fit foot properly. •SOUPS •SO FT FROZEN YOGURT SATISRERS sole a id s s h o c k a b s o rp tio n . 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Although I have had what you might call “interviews” with the former coach — I asked questions and he said, “I won’t comment on that” —I don’t know him as a man nor do I care one way or the other what the future bolds for him. He hast his job. I reported parts of the continuing story, spent — «ningiy endless hours pondering the implica­ tions of the information and, as a result, fell almost hopelessly behind in my classwork. Poor me. After several weeks of the above, I finally began to put the pieces of “Kushgate" into perspective and my life was beginning to return to some sort of normality. Until Saturday night. I didn’t mind Kush showing up at a Suns game and receiving a couple of standing ovations. That’s alright, I wasn’t there. And if he wants to be in “Too Tall" Jones’ corner for his second heavyweight fight, that’s OK. I don’t go to heavyweight fights. However, I have been going to Mamanita Speedway all summer and driving around the clay racetrack with the good oT boys, banging a few fenders, collecting dirt and grease and getting my weekly workout behind the wheel of a modified stock car. Saturday night, Kush showed up to hand out tr ophies to the winners of the season’s last race. That doesn’t bother me either. I only won $10.1didn’t win a trophy. What does bother me about Kush popping up around the Valley is that he appears to be doing It far one pur­ pose: to keep himself In the public eye. I’ve even been told Kush has hired a public relations firm to make sure the lids never dose. I don’t know tUs for a fact, but the former gridiron great’s actions point in that direction. Granted, public relations is an integral part of American life, as is making a but* and selling a product Kush, who many people apparently think is afoo an in­ tegral part of American Bfe, is reported to have made a few tax-free bucks over the years, what with a banquet here, a fund-raiser there. He has not denied the boost to his income. I refuse to feel sorry for the man. He played “King For A While,” lost the throne and apparently made off with a bundle. I also refuse to buy the product that is being offered by Kush and those around him. The idea of Kush paying for the services of an imagemaker is not quite as disturbing as the thought that be may feet the need to change Ms public image or, at best, play up the batter side of it. If Kush in fact has been mistreated by the University, as he says is the case, then why go to the trouble of building another image? If he is telling the truth about not punching Kevin 11atledge and about not attempting tocover it up, why the llth-hour effort? “Iran Man” Kush Is beginning to act like a two-bit politician who is down in the polls and changing hats just as fast as he can locate new ones to wear. And like a los­ ing candidate, he has crossed the bounds of good taste. It appears that Kush is mounting a full-scale assault on the public’s emotions. WBl Kush and the Image-makers have us beUeve that the public is, at least in part, reqieusibie for Ms downfall by not >M>M***"g enough? In the future, the pubBc may even be shown a photo of Frank, stooped over in prayer, pleading with Dante to go easy on us. Kush does not appear to be suffering a great deal from v his dethronement and 1am beginning to think he actually is enjoying Ms new-found, self-defined role of fall guy. Poof Frank. Brace Kaplan Staff Reporter Letters to the Editor W e w on't tolerate it! Edher: An open letter to all concerned ASU students At this, time, the way of life in the United States and the ideals that it is baaed upon are being abused and degraded by Iranian students who, as guests in this country, are reaping the benefits of the American educational system. We must put a halt to the abuse our systems and symbols of liberty face when used as a platform by Iranian students in support of a regime that is jeopardizing American lives and universal systems of communication. The outrage that is created by such actions compels us to use the only civilised educated means of expression that is available to us today: "» « H f those with the power of implementation aware of our outrage through letters stating: Due to the recent events in Iran jeopardising the safety of American citizens in the U.S. Embassy in Tehran, imperilling (sic) internationally accepted lines of communication and representation, and also due to the added insult of demonstrated support of theae actions by Iranian students in the United States, our only logical recourse is to call for 1) the discontinuance of further shipments of military supplies and parts to Iran, 2) a freeze on Iranian financial assets in U.S. banks, and 3) the deportation of all Iranian students from this country. As raponsibie American citizens, we cannot afford to allow the ultimate universal channcla of communication available for negotiation and understanding between nations — in this instance, the United States and Iran —to fall under the threat of destruction by terrorist activities and the support thereof in this country. The magnitude of our outrage can best be expressed peacefully in numbers. We encourage all thoae harboring similar feelings and frustrations to send a letter or signed copy of tMo article to: Senators Dennis DeConcini and Barry (M dwater, U.S. Senate Office Bulking. Washington D.C., 20610. Elizabeth K. Nelson Khnerty A. WUkMs Junior, Graduate Student Psychology EagUok Does buying a ticket mean we lose our rights? On the M0ri of Oct. M my girlfriend and I were 1 by — vile ami ratten, something that should uavor have happened We were not aware that we are in a state of marshal law or that the UK. government and Constitution had baon brought down by aome fascist regime. I was told by a roproooatatlvi of the campus poUca that by purchasing a ticket to the Graham Nash Foco concert, I had given up my rights. A representative of the Activity Center triad to glogally search me. Yet, what is osare disturbing, thousands of people (mostly men) permitted their limits to be simply ihoregirdod that night. I saw many man— but no woman —being soorchod. Is this not oex (fscriminstion? No one has the right to say that we surrender our ttg fs or that a ticket “assumes” our ri0Me in ex­ change for entertainmaat. And no one — be It an Individual, a dspartasont or a university — has the ri# ri to say that anyone entering a public event enters conditional to illsgat search and ostarne, asucb Mas do i t I had no bottle, cigarettes, dopa, alcohol, contraband or firearm«, nor were my actions even contrary te what is accepted by the Code of Conduct (an atrocity te human rights). Even the Gods of Conduct r efers to “respect for the riffrio of all individualo’’ and states “all members of the University rnmmiaritj have the rigM to assume that they wtB not hr deprived of Ufa, liberty and porporty without due process « law.” The Ac ticket-tourer told me, as she pointed te a sign, that I would net be allowed into the coneart because I would not a i ta it to a search. Her Justification: “The sign aays so.” I reap art a nria that keeps out glass coutainora but f wffi not be searched. 1 frightens am te think that others oe frosty allowed thoir rights to be taken. Who can give ouch an order? Maw many can so sheepishly carry eat ouch a rotten ardor? TMo is not font overaonfruensoe on behalf of one or two individuals, but a cancerous attitude somewhere that would treat as as uncommon criminals. Lot them try itfMBa football game and I’d bet the pottos would bo coqtnmtad with a riot. I have taken etops in this m atter, yet what am I but one * e p in a f r iw A n a ? Ploaoo help us wop this traveoty of justice. n " John BeUser Wadneadny. November 14.1979 State Praaa Poga6 "■CONTACT LENSES’ More letters There are lots of reasons not to deal with terrorists Editor: An open letter to the Moslem Student Aiaodatkm : There are several reasons why the Shah cannot be retyraed for “trial.” • 1 ) The United States does not have an ex­ tradition treaty with Iran. •3) Iran is occupying the U.S. Embassy, the sovereign soil of America. •3) American citizens are being held captive, beaten and generally abused. •4) Moslem shahids have ashed for the death of our president. •5) America does not deal with terrorist demands. As for money to protect the Shah, very few American dollars will be required to protect a well-behaved visitor. Remember, your safety is at issue, not the Shah’s. We like weB-behaved guests in America, not to mention those who know when their welcome has worn thin. Leave now, or be sent back wearing feathers. Go home and wallow around in your own mud. Oh, and don’t forget to appeal to American ophdon as you leave. I suggest you issue a public apology for the —iimul acts of your fellow students in Iran. E at yourerordsll Stephen Smith Junior History Optics soft‘ 10% 8 9 98 Per SAME M Y OtLIVf SV to* Mem SeW tsnsss Including Our Designer Frames OUR MEWLOCATION INCLUDES AN OUTSTANDING FRAME DISPLAY SOfHENSES •79* HARD TM M .W C M M O PC RICO FOR CONTACT LENSES • Sett Contest lam m f OR APPOINT MIST OR INFORMATION 941*5228 DR. W.G. AMES OPTOMETRIST y 3668 N. MUER RD. DISCOUNT or mails ST« ■ ■ M Suite 114 Scottsdale ** EYE EXAM FOR GLASSES *25 OiG m ine OIG NR.IMC W hy d o they cause a fuss for a corpse? EdMer: Why Shaw? Why do the Iranian* want him? Why Ber­ nard Shaw? Don’t they know he’s dead? What do they want to prove? And they’re holding hostages far him. Live ones. Can you imagine that? Iliey’re holding live people until we hand over a dead writer. 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S d fV N X is â w i MILL fr SOUTHERN J™ "* SMrmrs plaza COUFOn 968-7421 DOBSON fr BROADWAY K-MART CENTER 1348935 Student and .nioi* tr y p r , ItH IrL Pepe 6 8 tate Pr— Wedneedey, November 14,1879 B ills m ailed too loto Diplomat will discuss S. African race policy Band fails to march on trip By EBca Hmggaity Persons who pledged money for the ASU Jog i t t w might be paying far a trip that never wee. The Sun Devil Marching Band, one of the more than SO organization* that participated in the Jog-a-thoo, held Oct 0 mid 7 at the Sun Angel Stadium track, Joined the project to raiae fund* for a trip to the UCLA game last weekend, Dr. Richard Strange said Tuesday. The trip would have cost about $17,000, he added. However, the bills to those who pledged with band members did not go out in time, nor was any pledged money received in time for the band to make the trip, he added Strange, the band director, said that the company in full charge of the Jog-a-thon, Promotions, Inc., said the bills probably would go out a week after the event “We’ve been told by two or three people that they Just received their Jog-a-thon bills," Strange said He added that although all the bilk now have been sent out, “it takes a couple of weeks to start getting good returns.” Half ef the money received from band pledgee still will go to the band and the other half will go to the ASU athletic depart­ ment for the $1.3 million golf course, for which the Jog-a-thon was held. “If (the band’s half of the money) will either be held and used for a later trip or be used to support another band function,’’ Strange said. 10% OFF Domenic’s Cycling THE GALLERY STORE Broadway Plaza Broadway ft Mill M atthew s C enter, 2nd R oot 967-7700 Eapbee 1S.W4S By Jaade Jshaaea In «newer to Ws “hotbed of rectol straggles” in South Africa, the ASU Black Student Uufoak sponsoring a lecture Thursday by visiting diplomat Harvey Nek oo. Nek on will answer queetfona on the South African govern­ ment’s policy of apartheid, which k defined, by the rating minority as “separate development." “The white regime k in cwnptot* political control and they (dm members of We ruling minority) intend te keep it that way.” Nekoo said. “Apartheid k institutionalised there discrimination practices w e written in We laws.” Dertaue Powell, president of We Mack Student Union, said apartheid k used sa a means of JariMytag “Ws way people live to South Africa. Ho said Wat a large percentage of blacks to South Africa works for much toss Was what We rest of We P p h H « works for. The black mortality rate k about five times highorthaa Wet of We rest of We population, he added. ^ ^ ToiiovM h ^ ageTB eB w ^ and^ e^ artistic CHRISTMAS CARDS now (while selection is best). Address them during your Turkey Break. You'll be thankful later. any bicycle, n cceeso rtn e, o r EXPERT REPAIRS. Rose Kennedy denies Teddy needed her O K He added he (hdnot know why the bilk were held up, and no representative from Prompttone, Inc., reeponeible for the billing and signing up of Joggers, was available for comment. Although Strange said he thinks the company was partly at fault for mailing the bilk late. Prom otions, Inc. made no commitment to the band that it would receive its money in time for the trip. He added that the band members who decided to use the Jog-a-thon to rake fimda did ao at the last minute and took a risk that the money would not be received in tim e/ k * OPEN 12 to 4 PM — WEEKDAYS A * * * * * * AAA* * * * * * * * * ** * * * a * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * DAVENPORT, Iowa (AP) — Sen. Edward M. Kennedy did not need his mother’s permission to run for president Rose Kennedy said. 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The increasing popularity of ballooning in the Valley waa evident last week at the fifth annual Thunderbird Invitational Balloon Race held on the grounds at the American Graduate School of Management a t 50th Avenue and Greenway Road. Sixty-two balloons participated in the race through the Glendale skies. Thousands of spec­ tators turned out tocheer the pilots and g ran d crews aa one by one the air-filled crafts slipped up and away. Jim Kitchel, a balloonist for seven years and a participant last weekend, said anyone can le a n to fly a balloon. “The Federal Aviation Administration re­ quirements to obtain a wingleas license aren’t as difficult as those for a winged license,” Kit­ chel said. A wingless license is needed for balloons while a winged license is required for airplanes. Ten hours of flight time and a written exam must be completed for a winged license. Kitchel said equipment costs between $7,000 and $14,000 for the balloon (called an "envelope"), burners and a gondola or basket Balloon sixes vary from 40 to 90 feet in diameter and carry up to four adults. "It’s actually a pretty inexpensive sport once the equipment is paid for,” he added. The ground bsplna to take on a geometric design MMlest Mgh. Photos and story by Denny Collins N — t S t» » Praaa Wadnaaday. November 14. If7 f dé V ^T H E 'ie w Fall fun and frolic promised for Homecoming celebrations ****** Pap leBtas, it a parade and fun, fun, fun is prolaissd far aH who p u tic a rtt in ASU’a ¡Honor nminf catafaraHna this weekend Altar BMra than a decade of h alf-h earted celeb ratio n , Homecoming once again la an e v e n t o n the AfRJ campus. 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ABU Itaaai lawilan will supply the motivation, and ASU starnai wffl II New Tempe Location 2525 Sfcnol Hoad 9100 N. find Sheet Phocnfc 997*7493 •« pregnancy test $2.00 Mon-Sat 8-30-330 m ens and Womens divisions NOVEMBER 17 ft 18 — FMSBEE TABLE TENNIS CHESS DECEMBER 1 * 2 — BILLIARDS (8 BALL) TABLE SOCCER (FOOSBALL) BACKGAM M ON TROPHIES aw arded to 1st ft 2nd Place in each event. WINNER In each avent will advance to ACUI Regional» in BOULDER. CO LO . ALL EXPENSES PAID I •2.00 Entry Faa For Rules and Entry Blanks, G ill M .U . Ree. Center 965-3642 BIRD'S RECORD EXCHANGE 111 E University Comer of University A Myrtle In Tower Center |WE BUY, SELL AND TRADE FINE QUALITY USB) RECORDS IAND CASSETTES . •; -"m m ’' '-'Z'-’y . : OPEN MBNOAY - SATURDAY •eM -9 3664158 uteÆ Toun^M m c^ s O t l f G E CITY CYCLERY 909 E.Œ M O N ,(602)966-0842 T E M P S. A R IZ O N A . $5291 f» MM E N T E R T H E 17th A N N U A L T U R K E Y D A Y C L A S S IC Entry Blanks Available Maral S A L E S . 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(Jggÿ Ideas and Issues Committee Page 10 8 ta ts Prase W ednesday, November 14,197» STATE PRESS Newsroom Staff Openings Applications for positions on the News Staff of the STATE PRESS for the Spring Sem ester 1960 are now being received at *18. North Basement, Matthews Center. There will be openings at m ost levels — reporter, photographer, copy editing, assistan t sports editor, assistan t city editor, arts & entertainm ent writer, sports reporter, City editor, nears editor, managing editor, sports editor, copy chief, photo editor and opinion page editor. Applicants m ust pick up job referral forms from Student Employment in Matthews Center and application blank at #15, North Basement. Matthews Center. Applications close 4:00 p.m . Friday, November 16, 1979. Applicants m ust be full-tim e (at least seven hours) students at ASU; but major in any departm ent Is acceptable, as Is class standing of freshman up. Newspaper experience is desirable but not mandatory. These are part-tim e, salaried positions open to any student in good standing. Applicants should' tiir available Monday, December 3 for break-in weak. Pasta plunge is called offt but charity to get noodles By Jam ie Johnson The annual Homecoming Spaghetti Dive, in and out of hot w ater since its inception th ree y ears ago, w as canceled Tuesday with the decision to donate the 400 pounds of dry noodle to V alley food banks. "T here w as really a big lack of com­ m unication,” said D ave B irdsell, chairm an of the student Homecoming Com m ittee. “We w ere not told about the situation until la te F rid ay , and then we ju st thought it w as a few people ( com plaining) H ie spaghetti dive w as conceived th ree y ears ago to be p a rt of Homecoming Week ev ery y ear. M ike P ulos of The Spaghetti Co. in Tem pe agreed to donate 400 pounds of dry spaghetti an d one m eatball, w hich p articipants would dive in and look for. H ie dive only took place th a t first y ear. L ast y e a r’s dive w as canceled because no tu b fo r th e sp ag h etti could be found in tim e. This y e a r’s dive sta rte d going down the d rain la st week when supporters of Hunger Awa reness W eek, declared by Gov. B ruce B abbitt to be this week, had expressed op- O ld ve t 'bugged ' b y Spanish w ar position to the dive being held on th e sam e day a s a planned cam pusw ide fast. A fter discussion betw een Homecoming co m m ittees an d H u n g er A w areness organisers, it w as decided to dispose of the dive again this y ear. Pulos said he is happy eith er w ay. If the dive is not going to be held, he “specifically w ants this food to be donated to a w orthw hile cause h ere in Phoenix. ” Pulos added he in ten d s to donate the spaghetti to th e S t V incent D e P au l Society in Phoenix and also to go ah ea d w ith th e $100 Homecoming king o r queen schola rship even though the dive w ill not be held. “ I ju s t w ant to do w hat w ill keep e ver ybody happy,” Pulos said. H e added th a t he w as left up in th e a ir un­ til everyone decided w hat to do though he needed a t least two days notice to cook the spaghetti. “People a re ju s t having trouble com­ m unicating,” Pulos said. “ I’m going to have B arb ra S treisand com e over an d sing ‘P eo­ ple Who Need People.*” __________ ARKADBLPHIAr Aik. (AP) Norman Hobgood, 107, thè nation’s oldest veteran of thè Spantah-American War, saldthè country has “g o tta somethtag” from all its wars. < For three m onta, at ago SS, 3 V2O X erox C O P IES Redeem this coupon along with your valid fall fees receipt at any of our stores, and receive FREE an AlphaGraphics S T U D E N T D ISC O U N T M EM BERSHIP C A R D good for 3ViC Xerox copies, if you present your card to our copyist as you place your order.* Hobgood «erved as a nMmtser of Company A of thè Srd Kentucky R egim at in Mon ta l o, Cuba, e t theturM Ithecontury. “We leamed tfaat cartata dtooaaao ’t a t a trammitted by ineeets," he sahl Monday. 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Karwin Sober woa ths tea-yard coarse (35 mater) lor the drat la wlaalag aS If avants, the Sun Davila used «vary swimmer butterfly la a time of SS.«, but time, won the H tynrd freestyle ta a th n a o f* :« .« on tha aguad, with the show“That la raaly quite a perfor­ stopper being turned In by diver with tha parform ancaa of Dna LaSarge ad» shattered the fraahaaan Brad Baring and Bill mance for someone that is swim­ aebool and pool raeard far the S- Laagtan, a coupla of high schifai ming compottthraiy la a short AB-Amortca butterfUan. Moat of course far tha first th at," matar diva with a «core of Ml M . "Every parson on the squad did the p i— i ware swimming Johnson said. “It avan surprised aa outstanding Job,” Johnson “eut of their sviata,“ and Haring mo a Httla. That waa aomathtag said. “We dlacovarod some new made a good showing hi the » - extra fo r« ." Another antra that Johnson yard h aaatyta, not Ma apedalty, talent and It looks like iTanre of before the i started was tha ability of freshman L a« Pickens. After Friday, there waa no doubt about Me ability as he easily won the ISS-yard fraaatyie with a clocking of «10. “The whole thing waa vary en­ couraging,” Johnson said. “We have a relatively easy schedule right now, but we (Uncovered some new talent and made an imfor using the G O O D FO R 62.00 D IS C O U N T O N A N Y H A IR C U T O R S ER V IC E W ITH C O U P O N OTTEOTIOn : FO R C IP I CRR OUM €R/.• • • I Offer Expires Nov. 19,1979 ASU women SAVE UP TO 7S% ON RECYCLED AUTO PARTS Toyota - Honda - Fiat MO -Trium ph - Datsun splash to The ASU womea*» swim team movad ita record to H with a a pnirofwaakandwinB. Saturday, thè woman swampad Chi State—Long Beacfa «-44, after tappine 8an Dfofa Stata « • IE HAIR KAMP 120 E. 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H al R unyon Sonata Majority Floor Leader DONATION $5.00 • Unlimited liquor SUNDAY, NOV. 18,1979,3:30-5:30 p.m . a t th e hom e of DR. LARR Y LESHOW ITZ 4702 E. Calle del Medio Phoenix Tickets may be pwrcheeed el Hie door, from any d u b member, or cell 941-5476 or 996-0771. ■gainst m u i, r | — nell said. “All the divan, inpeople we did.” eluding (Ariaona high school The teat for the Sun Devils real- champ Dan) Plant have been hr won’t come until Dec. 7, when working hard right through. D u they go against UA followed the and Duwan made the finals of the next week with a dual meet U.S. Diving Championahips in against USC. August, and have just continued “These will tell us where we to work. Dan ha* goals of making are a t Right now, we are getting the Olympic team and knows he a good look at our f—m in the off has to continue to work all the events and seaiiv what each time. That’s one reason he did so swimmer can do. You have to be well.” ... . . . pirnsmi when you get a perforAnother of the heahmen hem like we got oid of the Johnson’« team tfaet made a good group of freshmen.” showing in his first collegiate LaSarge broke the 3-meter event was Tim Brown in the 100mark of Bernie Whitson, a yard backstroke. Brown turned former ASU swimmer and 196« in a winning time of SAM. Olympic gold medalist in the The team has an interaquad event. meet Saturday in the annual “D u as well as Duwu (Eric- Maroon and Gold event before eon) hove been training all sum- facing its first conference foe in mer,” diving conch Ward O’Con- UA. ■ SMOKEY'S HOAGIE HUT | ■ Buy 1 Sub, Get 2nd for SO* | a Sunday thm Saturday ■ B I j lp r 628 E. A p a ch e [Next to the Too Pee’e] D Ñ ® £ ASU DANCE DffARTMBfT FALL PRES8 ITAT10N PEBE132 NOV. ISi IO M W * NOV. 10 111 ■ Wedneaday. November 14,1979 State Press P«fl« 13 Owens survives nailing in Coliseum locker room Los Angelos it not the p ito t for the rsssrvsd pertoutlity. If you fo into the media mecca of the wait with the attitude that all food thing* will ptaa, you’ll probably end up in a chopped bear can on the shelf of Safeway. Bob Owens, four week* into Mm new job aa head coach of the ASU football team, found that with each new day cornea a new experience. After ASU’* game with UCLA in the Lot Angeiea Coliseum Saturday, Owen* was ready for a little chat with the local media on bow it went. What he got was a preeeuriaed cabin 90,000 leagues under tbs son. ••I w a n t reahy expecting that,” Owens aald about the “attention” be got from the I*A. proas. “ 1 really didn’t fed comfortable with the way it wont But there ia a k t of public interest in the dtuation bore and you hare to respond.” Actually Owens could do nothing but re­ spond, or stand there and be drilled about the molar and bicuspids area. The aportswriters had Mm virtually nailed against the wall of the ASU lodtor room and only let Mm come ap for air when he had to answer a question. With several of the ASU players being from the Southern OaUfornia area and many ef them heading off to Mend and family, thorn was a call far contact with Owens, just to let Mm know where Ms team rould be found in the next fair days. Communication with Owens was either by hand signals or meesagee sent by teiegreph, because every time Owens made a move to tafc to one ef Ms players, aosseous a microphone in Ms face and asked Mm something like “what do you tMAk really came deem a t ASU.” T in t was My first tinea with having that much experience with the msdfc,” Owens said, “if lh a d it ta d s over again, I would have dene tt dgfereotly. I would have had a prearranged setting where we could have met with the media and ran tt mere organised. It wouM have taken a let lem time then. I had not anticipated that many Dooole.” Actually, Owens came through the nail- :9c*: J a n u a r y GMAT Ca* Day* Eranfctp • W« MCAT • DAT GRE PSYCH GRE BIO VAT • OCAT GMAT jim e lsle g e r 967For Intofmatton About Othar Cantar* lo Mora Ttwn 00 Ma|or U6 Cat«« & Abroad Owratoa trr Stara c AU. TOU-r w n — w n r w walling with amaslng grace. Except for a few slight shoves for air and e couple of misdirectton plays in an attempt to get witMn hearing range ef Me players, he handled the SO Ques­ tions session like a man who was born in a pressurised reporter’s cabin. “You have to talk with the madia,” he said. "The Southern CaUfenda area la such a poten­ tially strong recruiting area that wa have to m ate oursdves available to the media. I would have Ukad to ta li to them after a w in -h u t “ There were several Mgh school proepects in the ASU locker room, many of whom also are being ccntostod^for by UCLA, according to Oweaa. "Our win ever U K last year and the close game with UCLA give « some viable options with prospective recruits,” Owens said, ‘lo s t wash wo had a positive reception from the athletes in the area while an a recruiting trip. Recruiting ia tough at beat, and anything we can do to m ate it easier help«.” If the Judgement ef some ef the beet Mgh school players c e n ta l» the wuy the coach handke the msdto, thee Owens has ns worries. ABU Mowed well ia Ms Brat showing M the Colineasn, and Owens shewed well in Me first showing in tte L.A. aiedto beihag pot. Whether the pram found out anything ia debatable. At times, the answers really didn’t seem to matter as much as hasping the pressure on with at h ast two qpastionentn time. How Owens even knew what ha was answering Is on for Hugh Demos and the caet of‘•Cencanlia ttoa." GRADUATING INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS Gat in on the ground floor of a newly created Industrial Engineering Depart­ ment and help Initiate a new I.E. .function. 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ASU volleyball coach Date Fliddnger believes with a little m art ccnatetaiicy, ASU could ba a volleyball power. Now, the Davila are an abo-ran in the super-power Western Col­ legiate Athletic Association. Flickinger praises them never­ theless. "This team in any other con­ ference would be going to tbe na­ tionals. As it is, they are not even going to the resonate," he said. Going to the regions Is from tbe WCAA will be either San Diego State, USC, UCLA or CakState Long Baach, all top-tan teams in a scramble for the top spot. Two loaaas a t home Friday and Saturday lowered ASU's record in league play to 3-4. Tbe Devils are 12-0 overall with one game left. Saturday they fell in three games toCSLB, 15-17,7-15, »-15. "It's kind of hard,” FUrbingor said, "whan you play a great game like we did the day before, to get up twice in a row.” Tbe day before, hi a rare week­ day afternoon game, 900 fans watched ASU take the first two § games before Southern Califor­ nia rallied to take the last three e e and the match. “Against SC, we came out rani wail, than I though the last three games 3C played extremely wall flâtS L NIGHT! J w m lm m w | Entries m ust be turned in to the Stole Press by 3 p m. Friday in the Matthews Center basem ent. Only one entry per person. The top three entries win be listed in Tuesday’s paper. The ASU gam e will be used as the tie breaker, so Just predict the score. Place sn-“X" in both boxes to predict a tie in any gam e with the point spread taken into consideration. The team s on the left are the favorites, and the points shown will be subtracted from their final score. 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