» 1 Takeoff V M lOnWHWlCZ pnm ON ■ rap i p M fe tor a Ttufcay Vulture Owl waMas la Ore Ufa t r ia ic n Building. Tomktowfcz la a graduate afcidant la zoology and la atudylng tha vuKure, a natim bird o have turned w piam statewide interview of Iranian students, the deputy d istrict director of the Im m igration and Nature h zatkn Service u id Tuesday. Ernest B . Gustafson said of the more than 200 Iranians Interview ed Tusnday, M paraaft w o n found to ham aoao problem com plying with im m igration laws, up from I f percent Monday. Onetateen added that the students were interviewed re g a rd frf pm ^ bloviolatioae of INS non-im m igrant stu­ dent v iM refutations. SuM ane Otoadmen, ASU international students’ ad­ viser, said Tuesday that only nine p i the 90S Iranian students at A SU hnd fa ile d to pick up the required form s a t the international students’ office. IN S officials, who conducted the interview s in the M U and O ld M ain, refused to comment, rtoerriim reporters to the (Batrict office in Phoenix. Clnstsfrsn r efused -to identify the officers and said there were only s ix or seven officers at ASU, a ll veterans of either the Border P a tro l or the INS. One Iranian student com plained of feeling lik e a “ crim in a l” after he was told to go to a Phoenix office to take care of a problem dealing w ith the tram fer of re co rd sfro m a fte id a sch o o lh e fo n n a rlya tta n d e d . “ Downtown, they treated m e lik e a crim inal, They took my Pfeturo, fingerprinted mo mid asked me a ll sorts of questions. I fe lt lik e ,‘Gosh, I k ille d somoone,’” he said. G nstafi m said the student’s account of w hat happened could be accurate. “ Yes, sure. If you’re out of status as a student, you’re unlaw fully hers. However, w e've received no com­ plaints here,” he said. Foreign students m ost prove they have several thou­ sand dollars in their possessi on before they are allowed to enroll in any U.8. school. A fter enrollm ent, they must provide evidence showing they can support themselves. They are not allow ed to w ork without authorization. Dertng the Iraaiaa revolution la st spring, money from Iranian parents to students in the U.S. was cut off. Some students had to get part-tim e jobs, w hich m ight heve been in violation of INS lawman Iranian student told the State Press. “ Some students had to work during the revolution because they could get no money from home,” said the student, who refused to be identified. “ They bed to Uve. So they got part-tim e work a t $2.90 an hour, or, after taxes, $2.50.” • Accenting te G astéissa, if the studwits who were w inking Illegally would have rspertod their jobs to the INS, it m ight have bean a m ittgittng factor in the review s gotag on new. ‘ T h a t’s possible (unlawfu l employment necessitated by die cutoff of funds), however, M they dtoh’t come up to ua and taO us Khomahd cut off their funds, it won’t help them m uch now to ted us,’’ Gustafson said. Monday, the INS also began iiMnu »tuning Iranian students in Phoenix, Tempo and Tucson high school districts. P rin cip a l Jim Lyons of McCUntock High 8cbool in Tempo said the INS hod been to Ida school to interview “ two or three" pupils there. Tuesday, principals at M arcos DeNiza and Tempe high schools both confirm ed’that the INS had been at their schools. “ It was somewhat surprising to me,” Tempe High P rin cip a l D avid Annala said. “ I heard P resi des! Oerter talking about investigating Iranian students in the U.S. and a week Is ter they’re here. I’ve never seen the federal government move so fast.” Dr. BUI Fitzgerald, principal of M arcos D eNiza High School, said the INS interviewed seven or eight Iranian students, but he did not know the outcom e. Give Thanks — Thursday 9 a.m . Danforth Chapel Alleluia Lutheran Church tfr.KentHtHdtscuaeeeCarter'stresneonbanianaserta. Carter's actions against Iran are only political, profs say ■ y D a a P fl President C arter’s freezing of Iraaiaa assets is a p o litica l move that has little ecumenic im plica­ tions, two ASU economica pro­ fessors sa id Tuesday. “ It daaa give people the view that Carter to doing aom ethii« that to im portant,’’ said D r. Don Srhlagenhauf, an expert h i inter­ national econom ica. “ But the economic effects o f the move probabiy w ill be very m in im al.” D r. Kent H ill, also a n interna­ tional econom ies expert, said, “ It’s re a lly the u m o f a n . econom i c weapon to achieve a p o litica l objective.” C arter signed an executive order last week that Arose a ll the Iran ian government's assets in the IM to d Staton after Iranian a u th o ritie s e a rlie r had an- Carter had not imposed the notmoad th eir intention of w ith­ freeze and Iran had withdrawn draw ing those assets. aU of its assets, it would have had C a rte r’s m ove cam e in little e ffe ct response to the Nov. 4 occupation “ Even if it would have created o f the U.S. Em bassy in Tehran by some cash-flow problem s for Iran ian students and th e ir banka, I’m sure die Fed (U.S. subsequent taking of more than Federal Reserve Bank) would stop in and loan money to the Iranian authorities origin ally banks to offset any possible d if­ said about $12 b illio n in assets ficu lty,” he said. was involved, but U.&. officiate The Iranian government has have estim ated the figure to be daeer toM bilU on. The order affects the bank deposits and other property of Iran’s government, the Iranian national bank and governm entcontrailed tr tih w toe Iranian aatttoisl ahrllwB, Iran A ir. ra id even if MoGEORGE SCHOOL O F LAW U N IV ER SITY O F T H E PACIFIC Accredited: Am erican Bar Association Mem ber — Asaociatfon of Am erican Law Schools SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA M ay 1,1 980 is application deadline for first year students seeking Juris Doctor degree in 3-year Day and 4-year Evening Program beginning in September 1980. For Information, call 894-2610 SAVE MONEY Start Your Christmas Shopping at Our Special Warm-Up Sale JELENK STYLE 140 WARM-UP •19*. ' ___ I Reg. *3935 IVORY/NAVY NAVY/GOLD P re -U a w D is c u s s io n OFFER QOOO WHILE SUPPLY LASTS FOR PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS SrOEt 10» So. MILL AVE. Nov. 27,1979 Beginning Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. FOB APPOINTMENT O R F U R T N B INFORMATION Contact Career Services sp o rtin g goods (Across Milt from Qammage) 968-7725 .... . t a t e Opinion s press .i The good Lord set definite lim its on man’s wisdom, but eat no lim its on his stupidity — and that’s Just not fair. — Konrad Adenauer --------------- L . ____________________ ____________ ________ ___ Aiming arrows at the wrong target K u rt F rcita g v. Taxpayer* o f Arizona. The executive director of the Arizona Students’ Association is ro ilin g up his sleeves for a bout he’s botnd to lose. But when ASA bomhs this one, a ll students in this state are going to join him in the goat’s corner. Freitag thinks he’s found the way to stave off future tuition increases at Arizona universities. A ll he’s got to do is convince tens of thousands of A rizonans that their property taxes are too low and shouldn't be cut. Why? Because if the Hueisler Initiative — Arizona’s answer to C alifornia’s Proposition 13 — makes it to the ballot next year or is endorsed fay die Legislature, universities in this state stand to lose a bundle in ap­ propriations. If and when that happens, Freitag says, students w ill end up paying more in tuition to offset the d e fic it So, depending on how the measure does in committee, Freitag is prepared to launch an ASA counterattack against it to keep students from being saddled with additional costs. A noble motive indeed, but truly an exercise in futility. No one, not even the original motor-mouth him self, is chet barfield going to be able to convince Hom er it M arge in Globe and Herb k E m ily in Casa Grande that they should pay high property taxes to keep us in college. Granted, ASA should be trying to prevent students frotn having to pick up what the Legislature leaves out. But surely this is not the way. Any proposal that w ill reduce property taxes is bound to have widespread public support in this state. Arizonans are fed up w ith paying throu^i the nose, and justifiably so. But to go head-to4tead w ith the pti>lic at large not only w ill result in defeat fo r the association, but also w ill alienate many taxpayers who now are in favor of oualitv hiaher education. Iiwteed of bucking the citizenry, F reitag and ASA should be lobbying against the way the Legislature divides up the budgetary pie, and should be presenting arguments in behalf o f reasonable university ap­ propriations. There’s ram pant waste in a m yriad of state f r o p m s , and ASA should present facts to convince lawm akers that universities don’t belong on the bock burner, "* And, m or e im portantly, ASA should demand that students not be forced to bear the brunt o f reduced legislative allocations. Students never have received “ rebates’*o r reductions Intuition when the L fgistohw r h a stiic reuse d t i i ve rsity funding. W hy should they be toe firs t to pay when taghlatnrr decide to tighten the reigns? These are the angles ASA should be probing. An attock on tax re lie f w ill get us nowhere. But a reasonable, lobbying effort m ight show the Legislature that students don’t deserve to be kicked in the shorts every tim e the coffers get low. Letters to the Editor Stand up and fight! E M o r: This letter is in response to D r. (Roger) Swanson’s statements in the Nov. 16 edition of toe State Press concerning toe r epayment of L E E P f in n in g We, as concerned individuals, feel very strongly that students should not have to pay fo r atoninistrative incompetencies. In ad­ dition, we seriously quee tion D r. Swanson's interpretation of the conditional clause on the contract fo r L E E P fundtag. F urthermore, we support Ron G ra y’s statements in the Now. 14 editiao of the State Prom that, “ since so many students are affected, the student government should get involved.” We urge thoee students who are being forced to repay monies "erroneously doled out . . . " to take a stand as it m ay result in revohatton of registration privelegee. C rim in al Justice Students’ Association W hy aren't they asking their com rades to help? Overreaction is no answer EdKer: M aintaining a calm but vigilant concern over the Am erican hostages in Iran is not apathy. The issues are com plex and go deep beneath the surface of the occupied embassy situation. When 1 hear talk about m ilita ry intervention, in(incrim inate deportation and violence, it is as much an overreaction as what the students did in Iran. As a Vietnam vet, I feel the pride and patriotism of being an Am erican. I saw Am ericans of many different colors, religions, and backgrounds become tempered into unified steel by hostile fire. I found out the meaning of the word "w asted.” Governments can become cold, cM culating and void of humane values. We Am ericans, as a people, must concern ourselves with analysing and solving our problem s and those problems relating to the rest of the people« in the w orld w ith a just and open mind. It is a many-sided effair. As Thanksgiving D ay draws near, I ponder the self-sacrificing exam ple the N ative Am ericans set when they welcomed the pilg rim s to share the bounty and richness o f the land o f the free. Raymond Cervantes Editor: Chet, you sim ple-m inded fool. F o r your inform ation most of the starving people in the w orld to­ day are liv in g in countries backed by toe Soviet Union, who advises these sm all governments not to allow U S. support inside their borders. Cambodia is a good example. Why support countries that w ill use that support against us, lik e Iran? Why doo’t we le t th e ir Rus­ sian comrades take care of them STATE PRESS NEW SROOM STAFF Editor M ontarne Editor C ity Editor N o n Editor Copy Chiot Sport» Editor Photo Editor A m Entertainm ent Editor M ilite n t C ity Editor Assistant Sport* Editor Reporten How much must we sacrifice? Editer: We the Am erican people are constantly asked to sa crifice by our leaders. We are "asked’’ to stay cool in the w inter, hot in the summer and restrict our m obility under the guise of an “ energy c risis." New we are being "asked” to forsake our freedom of speech: "D on’t protast the scrupoli«« of the Am erican embassy in Iran, it w ill just make the situation worse,” we are told by our leaders. A peaceful non-violent protest staged in this country would not worsen this situation but instead tett the Ayatollah and the Uranian that we are net going to beer dawn to blackm ail. ff this mindlaae confor mity of those “ requests” con tinues, our government eventually w ill turn from a government by the people to a government to control the people. M lw R y a a F r eshman PeM H rsItrlen rr and see where that w ill get them? I am against continued com­ m unist spread, but am damn tired of seeing the United States used just fo r the convenience of them, then dumped in favor e f the Soviet Union. Lot’s 1st them foot the trill from the start. WHMam Dadds W ildlife M aaagsateat S porti Reporten Photographen Copy Editors E ditorial Cartoonist S teff A rtist Chet B artield M ary C llle tp ie lim M ühlstein G eoff G ilbert Tamera Thoraton M N tm Tom Tingle Steve A lln a tt M art Scarp le n Ebieget Charlie Oma Den feMner lacquelm e G aillard Elten Hsggeriv lernte lonnson Bruce Kaplan Susanne McEMiesh Dave W alker M urray froehlKrh Pwry Samt Denny C otlim M d te fio n tto la rs tonet Tim Botecako Cläre Gramer lohn Ishikawa Dave NeEbergall Lori W einraub Karen P o rti* Christma lepeen W d r w day, N o v mt o f 21,19798tata Pr— PapaS Mari|uanaPo(WttdGra§$ Quality, cost prompt home growing o f pot L t W illiam Stull, head of the Phoenix D rug E n ­ forcement U nit, said, “ Sometimes we’D find one or two docen plants that have been grown for personal use. But when we get 1,000 plants, we know it ’s not “ A lot of tim es the plants are highly visible, but some are grown in homemade-type greenhouses. We had one where the plants had grown right out file top and were 12 to 14 feet ta ll. ” He added that most cases are charged as posses­ sion because the penalty is the same, but cultivation is harder to prove. A firs t offense usually is a misde­ meanor and can bring up to one year in the county B y S u a v e M c E tfr a h High prices and low-quality merchandise have affected the mari^tana business as more users start growing th eir own, police reports said. Phoenix and Tucson pplice report between fiv e and 10 cases of possession charges r e s u lt s from the cultivation of m arijuana for private use or enterprise purposes. Tucsoo police said cultivation has increased because of file reduced quality and quantity of M ex­ ican m arijuana, due to tighter border controls and the spraying of plaids with paraquat by U.S. and M ex ican o fficials to k in them. Inflation also is a factor, w ith an ounce of the best m arijuana, from such iocaiss as H aw aii, Colombia and A sia, costing up to $1M . Jail- Second offenses f r e tried as felonies, and can bring one to 10 years in prison, Stull said. He said there “ is quite a bit of m arijuana cultiva­ tion” in file V alley and that it always has been a pro­ blem. “ When people buy grass, whether by the bag or the pound, they usually separate the seeds when they process it fo r smoking. Then lots of tim es they’ll ex­ perim ent and try to grow it,” he said. shoplifting | is stealing. STEM . 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Southern • 966-H 40 Rural A Southern, next to MERVYN’S a rapidly growing equal opportunity employer. mtm, r ; % MÜ , Novem ber 2 1 ,197» In itiative presented to Legislature A S A director criticizes tax cut measure B y J a a te JflhBMB C alifornia's Proposition IS has sounded a death IfimH for that state’s universities and a sim ilar pro­ posal, i f approved by Arisons voters, could do the — m» thing here, the Arisona Students Association executive director said Tuesday. An ■»■»—vtmant sim ila r to Proposition IS, the H ueisler Initiative, was presented to the special ses­ sion of the Arizona Legislature last week. D orsis r of the i»npi—wants How of Proposition IS in California, the universities there “ w ill be dead in­ stitutions w ithin 10 or 15 years,” ASA D irector K u rt F reitag said. He added that the citizens in itiative is an “ extreme­ ly rad ical” answer to the surplus of funds Arizona finds itse lf w ith this year, “ tantamount to Proposition 13 in C alifornia.” . “ We have been »»«mining the tax cut In California. It has had a tremendous and apalling effect," Freitag said. He said California universities have taken a 117 m i l l i o n cut in appropriations in the past year under Proposition is , and there is a projected $77 m illion cut fo r next year. “That w ill mean that one or two of the university i smniwfM tr ill b a n I f **r* " * ^ * * 1 The Arizona Legislature is in its second week of a t panial session to rework the state’s tax structure. D rapitr a substantial rebate to homeowners last year, Arizona hasa surplus of funds. The H ueisler In itiative proposes a cut in property tE»— that would reduce future Arizona tax revenue 35 toSO percent , , ,„ “ In the firs t years the effect w ill be mini mal, F reitag m M “ A fter that when the surplus has been distributed, tuition rates w ill skyro cke t” Regent W illiam Payne said he doesn’t think the m w M * Initiative “ has m ud) v ia b ility in its present form ” or would have any direct effect on tuition at ASU. However, if the in itiative is passed and the tax cut leads to a future decrease in U niversity appropria­ tions, the student m ight suffer, he added. Payne — m there would be two alternatives available .if less money becomes available for M o re a b o u t S a n ctio n s a g a in st Iran several large accounts a t a number of U.S. banks, including about $1.3 billion in treasury notes in New York’s Federal Reserve Bank. Hill said because the Iran’s assets in the United States are on­ ly a small fraction of its total assets in this country, a massive Iranian withdrawal would have only “relatively small effects.” The freeze, however, possibly could “spook” other countries in­ to no longer investing in U.S. assets due to fear of a sim ilar freeze with their investments, Hill added. “It’s C arter’s interest to keep the freeze on for as little time as possible,” be said. “The longer it’s in effect, the more likely foreign investors could perceive greater risks in investing in U.S. assets, and that’s what we want to discourage.” Schiagenhauf said the freeze could make other Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries “jittery” that their assets also could be frozen. “When yon deal in interna­ tional transactions, a precedent like this will always be in the back of investors’ minds,” he said, adding that such a move is unlikely. “My hunch is that the president informed them (OPEC countries) in advance of what he was going to in an attem pt to minimize their fright,” Schiagenhauf said. Hill said sim ilar freezes of foreign assets in America have occurred in the past, although they usually have been against a country that the United States ac­ tively is engaged with in war. Meanwhile, C arter’s order to discontinue oil purchases front Iran could have an “inflationary impact” on the U.S. economy if Americans do not decrease domestic oil consumption or find other sources that will sell oil a t the sam e price a s Iran , Schiagenhauf said. Before the oil cutoff, Iran was supplying this country with about 4 percent of its oil. S ta te P re ss 965-7572 r BIRD'S RECORD EXCHANGE 111 E University C o rn e r o f U n iversity & M yrtle In Tow er C en ter 10 - 9 9664158 R ap * * R alph BUby said b s had nstbonrd o f tho in ­ itia tive , but “ m y inclination is to le t the Legislature solve thoee problem s." v ^ t I L E M S T A S E vs S T M S M T H , ARIZONA VETERANS MEMORIAL M USEUM • Phoenix MUHMY. 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Freitag said h e does net thMk many legislators are sympathetic to the cuts tbs Huaisiar Initiative pro­ poses, but B a y d Tonnsy, vice chniramn af the Senate Appropriations Committee, said, "If w ed sn o t offer something acceptable to counter this proposal, there is no doubt it w ill pass.” This means the initiative w ill be on the ballot next November, producing a 4S percent cut hi general educational funds, Tenney said. “The first programs to suffer sr s higher educa­ tion,” Freitag said, because “the majority of people arenot directly benefited by higher education.” “ASA’s position is we’re waiting in abeyance to see if «flwMitMng substantial com es out of the commit­ tees. If the tax cuts appear too radical, w e’D begin ac­ tive participation (in opposition).” __ irtfwmMlarWWi# ttooU I . U t ìL ìT H W ednesday, November 21,1279 « l e Prese Page 7 mman,m*r zt/optobb jm m iff pcmaoom earn at?wo auam um m cu am - iwbbobuom, a rcu to a u t SS tm v rr " _ i _____ Bunuum m /w ju st un e îm m e m a m m TMTT TK tvm ? expense* * pom j . .-lSm c l ¿ í* * ~ 2 L W n rS P NOPOUBT. H6HT. BUSVES ioouu*n*£- m w m m ocH CULT HP BO­ tatuano. b y G a rry T ru d e a u Team computes a victory and advances to nationals B y Bmumme M cM freg li ■ The four-member team racked their bndas fo r seven hours id conjure up seven computer prsgnuns, a ll fo r fim . They succeeded on four, and wonlid s la die w ay a computer pro­ gram m ing team from A SU won the Reeky M ountain regional con­ test of the Association fo r Com­ puting M achinery in October, an aceom pksluneet that enabled it to attend the national contest h i February. "it*» rooky « alle a challenge. Y o u 're m atching you r w its a g a in st tim e ," s a id V ic k i Ahnstrom , M , a graduate in com­ puter science. The other team members are* B race Scheider, 23, a senior in com puter science. Cart Brannen, 21, a graduate in m athem atics and R ain er Fisch er, 21, a senior in engineering com puter science. Tw elve teams competed in the contest in Colorado Springs, Colo., representing lo cal areas frsib Iho nntimi siitl rsnsrta Most teaaH completed three of the seven problem s given, and A&U was the only one to finish four. An exam ple problem was where a maze was descr ibed, and a program had to be designed to get through i t Facu lty adviser G a ry Ford, a s s o c ia t e p r o fe s s o r in mathematic», said tfcfe biggest —» w ir in the « « « ti* was the tim e factor. "UbuaRy r m p d ir program ­ ming is a slow m ental process,** he said. “ It m id * take several days o r even months to design a program , and ih o quality of the p n g a m is the m od im portant thing, not speed “ The students have to work furiously under these comfitio u a” Alm strom said the computer room and the work room were separated, m aking it necessary to run from room to room several tim es an hour. "The w srkream had a table, a b lackboa rd and paper, and it was quiet,” she said. “ The computer poom was doom two long flights of stairs, then a 2SO-foot hallw ay. “ We bad to m ake at least 30 trip s during the eenlost.” F o rd said last year’s ASU team finished seventh in the national contest, and he is optim istic that this team w ill fin ish in the top 10 again this year. CRUISE TRE "LOVE BOAT” ON SPRING BREAK! Sail March 8th from A C A P U LC O for the “M EXICAN RIVIERA” aboard the fantastic PACIFIC PRINCESS! Includes roundtrip air from PHOENIX. 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But the musk: has changed, and Brother Ja c k M cD otf has chaoged w ith It. P rin c ip a lly an ergaoist, M cD uff now includes electric piano, syatheeisers, and lots of tank whea he playa. “ I play — tM wg for everybody ,” M cD uff said. “ I play some fuok, a little bebop, some straight-ahead. We even do sp iritu als. But the m ain thing JM, I try to m ake it exciting. M usic is supposed to be exciting.” M cD u ffs quartet just finished a twoweek stay at the Ph oeidx H yatt Regency, and w ill be appearing M b week a t two V a lle y d id » . The group w ill ke at the BoardwaRc, 3060 E . Apache Boulevard in Ten— a Wednesday, F rid a y, Saturday and Sunday and a t the Century Sky Room, 1140 E . W ashington ia P h o e n ix Thursday. A t the H yatt, M cD uff played a few old tunes, such as a subtly sw in g in g ' “ M ack the K n ife,” es w ell as Geer— Benson’s “ Lad y.” But moat of Ida m aterial is o rig in al m u sk, w hich h is statem ent of being funky, and— citing. ” 1 lik e to play good m u sk that is up- to-date. But you got to behave in udn you’re doing,” — m id . “ I have a lo t of old fern, but I war young kida to hear m y m usk, too and lik e it.” Though — has aot had an attna reieaaad shwe im , M cD uff has a u d a u ra t— a 41 a M a n s h i hie corenr an anew release is doc soon. In the last tew yearn, M cDuff — appeared a ll over Europe and tb U nited S ta ke aad has perform ed w it Ida owa groups as w ell as in concert w ith Stanley Tttrrentine and on a album w ith G eorge Bensor ‘” lopiiiah rated F»«* ” W E N D Y ’S Wild Card! itm ■ M aveM e— rd | ASU W U> CARD maall nut WMCardante 0 oaaa> ont u naia «ara atar» M n yw m tkt taanaaM n Hut I M dW MI uaadr « HWuraar» W « n yM fet» tiw m *i M» * Mo— MM Ca* * « MCI S— a Haaca Inai M i wya «an anaa P— SENT TI— CABO WHEN ONOE— IQ Prior fand at ad oartjaMaaat Wutay • *iw'4k« — W« *d>4***■AAtotoeAw'ftMWb.evMlNfe* '■ Page 10 Stata Praaa Wednesday, November 21,1970 arts Sc entertainm "Hatful of Rain' is all w et K icking a beroin addiction is a long and painful experience. Sit­ ting through a two and s half hour play about it is alm est as long and painful. Suck was the case w ith the Stu­ dent Experim ental Theate r*» production of " A H atful of R ain” at the Alternate Space in Payne Lab School. The play centers around 35year old Johnny Pope, a Vietnam w ar hero who was injured and became addicted to morphine during his recovery . S E T up­ dated M ichael Gxzzo’s original scrip t wherein Pape was a Korean w ar veteran. Pope’s addiction has drastical­ ly changed his c iv ilia n personali­ ty. H is e rra tk actions, such as staying out a ll night and refusing sex w ith his wife, are destroying his four-year m arriage. H is wife, Celia, doesn’t know he’s hooked and attributes his odd behavior to an extram arital affair. Also livin g in the Pope’s sm all New Y o rk apartm ent is Johnny’s brother Polo, who has been finan­ cing Johnny’s drug dependence. Com plicating m atters further, the Pope’s tether has arrived in Good news about auto insurance foi college students. T ick e ts ers en s e ls s t Qem m ago and D iam ond's box o ffic e s fo r A rte Q uthrte’e Dec. 10 sp p ssran c s s t O sw msg s C en ter. 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Call or visit us today a ufrag, personal V ie ll lie lu u a y for «or m rate quotation and completalnfor- CaN Days Evanlnga S Waakanda CSk i M good rale, but te lls to come across because of tee m echanical machinations of Cindy Lou U r­ ban. You never forget she Is ac­ ting. Then there Is Johnny. It Is by fa r the most well-rounded ra is in the play and the most weU acted. M ark Dowling is perfection. When he goes into withdraw! one alm ost wants to ranch out and embrace Mm. He is beBeveable and it is the high point o f the play. Kenneth Weigend turns in a brilUuit perform ance as brother Polo. Bruce A lle n 's set design is authentic and w ell constructed. It certainly looks lik e a lOwOr E ast Side apartm ent in 1975. Problem s a ris e w ith the costumes, however. The. males look lik e they belong in the m id­ dle 70s hut women w ere oot s till wearing m icro m in i-skirtt and black go go boots. The S E T concept Is a very good one. There certainly exists »need f at Oragm (3-3) — ItH bo the battle of tho lam a decks and tbs Dusks, as Oragou State conch C M g F e rtig bids M s not-ao-fond farew ell to bis Bssvero in “ Gene,” as O rogm eapportw i lik e to c a ll th a ird ty . T iters aren’t any bowl h o p * la either team ’s picture, and unlike m any M idw ester n school*, there aren’t any "O ld Oaken Buckets” or ’’L ittle Brown Jugs” to play for, d tk s r. Perhaps this one could be called "The B attle for the Ratbag Pum pkin," in honor of O ragm State’s dstarterabag football program . And of «suras, to tbs w innar go the spoils. Oregsu ft , Oregss Ma ts II U C LA ( 3 « at U K — Southara C alifornia suddenly needs-a w in in lie annual CaF la eu m b a ttle r o y a l w ith Westwood’s finest. W ith A S U ’a wcatwooa s linei fo rfe iL,oa f |N Its w in to Washington. the I m allas a rs back In th sir “ Pape* Chase” fa r the Rose Bowl. 8o the Trojans, who seem­ in gly had tbs P ac-io crown wrapped up after their 34-17 win over Washington Nov. 10, now fla b I h u m lv M back in tho thorny hunhm o f uncartointy. meanwhile, are o ff two straight Pac-10 the latest a I M shallacklag of O rigan. However, TEMPI CENTER 2 5 2 8 S O U T H RURAL ROAD BY ABOrnTMINT [N axt to t w Too Paw’s] bob petrie &**!*..2>.2 X. G eneral D entistry 1. 1SIS- rt P » 0 > 1 4 8 tf Pru— W BdniBdEy. November 21, 1S7S_______ __ Pass the quotes, I it's turkey time j jim | elsleg er Before we lake off for turkey, giblets and the rest of the mass of savory substance that will be stuffed into our bodies within the next few, it might do well to put down something a little more digestible than the steady day-by-tay diet we have been fed lately of how your favorite athletic departm ent is finding new ways to turn a perfect legitim ate reputation into a bowl of gobbler guts. Out of slaughters emerge the canonoical quips that must ride the waves of humanity into the pages of legendary envelopment that can only be prefixed by what is yet to come from the mouths of storming combatants. Thus, we see that not only do we have history being met and surpassed by the most intellectual minds available, but we have food for thought. Okay McDuff, whoever you are, pass the potatoes. Steve M artin Award: ‘‘Do you mind if I laugh?”—ASU president John Schwada’s response when asked to comment on the Sun Devil football team being con­ sidered for a bowl game. Consistently Confused Award: “ It sounds funny to say it, but we wanted to be consistent by being incosistent with our offense.”-ASU Head Coach Bob Owens on the fun­ niness of being inconsistent when really trying to be totally consistent throughout the consistent inconsistencies. Ineligibility Bowl Award: “ASU vs. the 1919 Chicago Black Sox.” —Say it ain’t so Fred. Atta-Boy Award: “Ha Ha.”-€ignetti’s response after Saturday's game when asked if he might be fired because of WVU’s 5-6 season. Perfect Comeback Award: “You’re fired.’’--The message sent to Cignetti in response to the ques­ tion of whether he would be fired for having a losing season. Do It Award: “Harry Litt Call Come. ’’-Sign on the Sun Devil scoreboard Saturday night telling Litt who he could call. No Comment Award: "-T he UA football team ’s repoose the rest of the season to any question asked by anyone on anything. Editing Award: “ I’m pi-ed. That was a cheap a - shot I took. I thought it was a d-n cheap shot. I hurt my back on that d -n play and now I have a hyperten­ sion in my back. S -t.”-WVU tailback Robert Alexander on what he thought of the play when he was knocked out of bounds No Shit Award: “The future is ahead of us.’’-Toledo Head Coach Chuck Stobart on where the future is. No Thinking Award: “I don’t think about the game when I’m out there, I just do my Job and take care of what I have to do to do it.”-WVU defensive end Delbert Fowler on something to do with his thinking about what he is doing when he is doing what he has to do to do it. Editor’s Note: Fowler ac­ tually is a pretty sm art fellow, it’s Just things get a little confusing when you’re trying to think and not think a t the sam e time. Mast Grom Award: “Who farted?’’-The question raised when 7,000 fans got up to leave Saturday night with 10:10 left in the game and ASU leading 35-7. u CANC THE DIRECTION O FR O C K A N D R O LL G ET20/20G ET20/20 APERFECTVISIONOF W H A TR Ò C K S H O U LD S O U N D LIKEONTOURANDONEPICtPORTRAITRECORDSANDTAPES. Career Orecfion VISIONM ANAGEM ENT Agency Ep« Portrait are trademarks of CBS Inc. 01979 CBS Inc Produced by Eorle Monkey. A rtists A V A I L A B L E A T Y O U R F A V O R IT E R ECO R D STORE TONIGHT & Every W ednesday Night Learn to control your destiny W BEER NIGHT at 75* W e i prin ks SELF-HYPNOSIS WORKSHOP Attend either day — SATU R D AY, NOV. 24 or SU N D AY, NOV. 25 Registration at 9:00 A .M . Safari Hotel, 4611 N. Scottsdale Road You CAN m ettete yaw lite la w n Mia annate (aerata o l aatf-maatary through aatr-hipwoai«. Aitano Mite weihahop Iaught ton Edwin L. 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N or 23 Tutfton tor stthar fuh day worfcshop M NO . parafata whan you rsgtetihr at * 00 a.m. Melier SUNSET Returns to O u r Lounge Thursday - Saturday STARK NAKED O ne of D ooley's best rock-dance bands, now appearing in our night dub. r Wednesday, November 21,1979 State Press Page 15 M om about CLASSIFIEDS START HERE Petrie peeks at Pac-10 ........................ - ......................................... AiwiouncwmwntB tbs Bruins havsa’t beaten USC since tm , fanner Trojan coach John M cK ay’s last year. To the rest, of the country, this game wiH be m eaninfleas, but in Los Ange les, it is T H E game of the season, both far the 10,000 or so who w ill pack the CoHsoum on Exposition Bhrd., and the net­ work T V audience serving only the L .A . area. And that’s too bad for others who want to see this one. But for the B ruins, it’s Also too bad, because they’re going to see themselves lose, right there in the flesh. U S C 27, U C L A 21 U A < « ) at A8U (S4>— Believe it or not, the winner of this one m ight go to the Fiesta Baud. If A8U can topple U A the way it top­ pled itse lf this season, you m ight ju st see President John Schwada laugh, (There’s one for the a r­ chives.) A fte r y e a n of searching, there's a trophy far ths victor of th is season’s “ B a ttle fo r Intarstate-10” bragging rights. Only one thing: Neither team m ight not want to v ia after see­ ing the aw ard— because no one’s managed to figure out what it is. It looks a lot lik e the rabbit ears for a IM S Muntz T V s e t If that has any sym bolic value, the D evils walloped U A f t ? back in IMS. The D evils have spent most of this season battling law yers, Lynch and litigation as w ell as th eir opponents. And, despite the tremendous amount of pressure placed on them through the wesks since the ouster of Fran k Kush, they have proved resilient. 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Prati. 8484204 days; 9814663 nights. 11/28 Traw l _______ SUNDANCE TRAVEL — Let us hsip yo plan your holiday« at the best budget fares. 8354 886. 12/7 SUPER TRAVEL opportunities throughout USA. N o car rental; drive lo or from all mafor eitle». Arrange trips in advance Cars available now. AAACON Auto Transport, 284-0201. 4/2 TWO AMERICAN A irlin e coupons • (40 each or tew for 875. C a ll 9084578. W ill deliver. 11/21 NEED A RIDE to San Diego for Thanks­ giving? C a ll Jack for details. 987-1817. ____ .__________________ 11/6 PASSENG ERS NEEDED: flying lo Alabama for Christm as. Canted Jose or Lynece after 7:30.2884127. 11/30 Typing__________ TYPING — IBM Correcting Select rie It. Dtoeertstions, theses, research papers. Rosemary Vanea, 887-8143. 12/7 BILLY JO E L tichela, lowes t prim al Main floor and others. C a ll and team number, FREEI s PART-TIME DRAFTING work . . . scape architecture and planning, have good hand, ortica experience, ftextbl», Tampa. 9981P87 LOST: GOLD necklace with gold coin from Saudi Arable lost a l ASU 11/17/78. Vary sentimenteL pi«««» return, good reward •82-1996 11/21 FURNISHED APARTM ENTS lo r the aartoua éludant (upper classman and- graduate students). Orta bedroom studio, two bedroom. Cortea Apartments, SIS E. Lemon, 966-2700 lt / 7 lu l T v to — w o n ’ t h a to n lengthy- It could be the quietest moment ia football reporting history. A 8U 3S.U A IT For Solw share three M ire School area. (200 and to stee lrie SSS5110. 11*20 TYPING: Tarnt papara, reports, s ic Alt m aterials fum ishsd. Phons Nadine. 9891302. 1M6 TYPING: Correcting Select rie. Tempe area. Kathy, 8314770. South 12/7 EXPERIENCED TYPIST, fast and accurata, 70 canta par paga, editing, rush jobs accepted. CaX Diana. 998-5610 12/7 TYPING. Super new electronic, m ulti-pitch correcting equipment. 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Term papera, rtesxrch papara, dissertations, manu­ scripts, tapa transcription. Scottat e li Jaanwtqua, 84S4838.____________ K3V FEM ALE TO ahaw ihre« bedroom homo, ttra»tec«, p o d . • Writes from ASU. (200. m ckidM uttttttoa. S31-SM I. 11*30 EXPERIENCED TYPIST: IBM Correcting Satectrtc. Good quality papar. Guaranteed Reasonable South Tempe/Meee 83817S0. 11*26 F E M A U ROOMM ATES wanted IO Share two bedroom, tum ished apartment, 18 mm utea hem ownpui. (136. CaS OM-SOOi 11/27 TYPING ISM Steoctnc. Rush lobe ac­ cepted. tors* or em ail Proteesional and vary reeeonabte Keypunching also 831- itrv lo » _________ PROFESSIONAL RESUM E Seneca You’ve spent lo u r yearn preparino for your carear Lat ua pal you In tha door' Com position, printing, carasr counseling. «24 (Meat Broadway *18. Tampa. M 4-1201. 11/1T FR EE FREE FREE. Something for nothing’ it s true. Fra» M oa V an tacite deep pete deanaing that tones, tightens and helps clear com plexion. Fra» cosm etic analyst» Tuesdays. Thursdays by sppoinhnent only 0084144 11/21 »57». 11<21 TYPING. Term gapers and reports Hand­ written or lapo. ISM Electronic Typewriter Done when you need N Descending sesie prices. C a ll any Ums, 848-4108 or 841-I n 7. 12/7 W f i n i t i __ _________ WILL BUY Bob Dylan ticket» F irst hva rows preferred. Night o f 26th only Can Suteri, 277-8466 11/21 TWO HUGHES A h W est coupons Call Mary a l 8(8-78(1 n/21 Pape 18 Stete rV M s W édne e á y .No w m b y 21. U K HURRY IN. THE SALE IS IN PROGRESS!  in e Ski Keller SALE HOURS; » ■ -----■---U a k i m o a a & f - rn o E y IIUL-lpiL a a r n m g jg g jg jg L S A V E 20% - 70% Don’t Wait, Don’t Delay THIS IS nr, TH E V A LLEY 'S BtQOESY SKI SALE A n d e o s BOOTS from from ♦09“ V BINDINGS from *39“ •29“ SUITS from ♦40“ BIBS from ♦29“ VESTS from •10“ PARKAS from ♦20“ SKIS POLES from Gloves, Goggles, Jr. Apparel & Equipment, Cross-Country, Hats, Underwear, Tee-necks, and mote, MUCH more. ffllplno Ski Meier PHOENIX TEMPE Town A Country Center 20th & Camelback Rd. 1533 Apache Blvd. 966-8740 Tenge Apache Plaza SCOTTSDALE South of Trader Vic’s 4213 CMMeman Ct. — t — »____________947-6868