■srl
t a r of lagal ham lte has forced ASU’a Associated
Studenti E a a ith i» Committee to ban the involvement
of the Women’s A ffa irs Board with a committee study­
ing se m a i harrasement on campus, the W A B co-directar
m id Monday.
The H ost. M motion directs the W AB to “ im m ediately
came and daaiat from interartioa w ith the Women
Ageinet Baroni H en emment le n iye m un til such tim e as
a ll legal gumMone am cleared up,” Barham Oreanway
said.
‘ T h e W AB.objects to that d irective becaum the E x ­
ecutive Com m ittee has ovetwteppad its bounds as to
what the W AB is able to <to>and becauea we supp or t the
W ASH program ,” aha added,
ASASU Pm eldont Busto Eastridpe said aha has

scheduled a meeting with the Arisons Board of Regents
law yer, Charles Adame, this aton ing .
The directive could be rescinded at today’s Executive
Committee meeting, dapandtag on the outcome of the
meeting w itt Adame, aha added
Bee e d ito ria l, page 4
The W ASH com m ittee was formed O c t 1 to couneel
and assist students comptotaiag of sexual harranm ent
by faculty m e n to rs m other U niversity employees.
F ilm af rnnifiletots ware kept by the fouM nom bcr
W A8H m m ntttoe, but confid en tiality wee atremod, end
Greeoway said no one outaide the W ASH com m ittee was
perm itted to saa the litas.

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tu e s d a y

The Nov. 9S motion replaced a previous directive, ap­
proved O ct 2S, that rem dred W ASH to dtoconttaie the
collection of names of Individuals accused of sexual
lis i — mrail because of possible problems w ith Bbd or
prooecutkn resulting from any legal action token.
“ A profomor could file a legal ouit if he knew his name
was on file. We give the program our bleating, but want
to ba sura ASASU and the University will not be liable, ”

Eastridge said.

The WASHcommittee already had removed itself as a

enmmlttae of tllO W AB becam e of the O c t 22 acttm ,
Greenway la id .
“ F o r a ll intents and purposes the WASH program is
now conoidor od an off-campus group,” a WASH
representative said.

Novem ber 27, 1979

- Arizona State University
T e m p o , A c tio n s

C Copyright, Statt P u ts. 1070

A S U econom ist
runs fo r Congress
ASU auwtmsits own entry In therua t o national political office.
D r.R yaaA m acher.ehairm anaf ASU’a economics department, will
chattnw* tocumbent Congroaaman John Rhodes In aoet year’s «too
tton, provided Rhodm rana again.
a ^
tt file Houae Minority leader deeUtaa to tat fida one out, tha field to
Ukrtytoba cluttered with caaldatan,Antad>srsaid.
Rhadmhaayottoannwmrahtapiam.
Amkeher, a M-yearoM Democrat, amunmead Mb plane Monday,
eayiag that the m ajor prohtaam taring tha country a r t aconom konm .

"Wo aaod to got inflatiao undwrcontrol,” ha aaid. “Witt inflation ae
tt to, ttme are tarn savings and tarnla i mtmonti.”
inftatton is tha number ana problem and creates two others, decHnt o productivity and increeaing taxes, according to Am acber.

There totarn investment boeaueeiaflaltaa dtocouragm It, basaid.
Item a n lncreaaod by taflaltoa becaum whenwagm rtoa to hasp up
with apferaltata eoata, ttswaga cantor moves into another tax bratta*
and pays more, he said. •*"Inflation drtttdtta whotaeltnaHon,” Amattar ei ld
‘ H e iu r> tilm e » a re in i1 rrrr,<"“ ‘ t “ ,“ “ ~ * r " ^ * * ^ l*M” >" " ,MlM^
Ìt(aaongBtogrew UbuPtH haeMd.
“ M y n u a to r oho overriding coneom tettot a ll oactore of aoctotycaa

move up," Amachor oataLThe only hope for the poor is in a system
ehoiaaaunuiiilr growth is taking place.
Th e paorhoar Hut
The primary reason tar rttog inflation to ♦’taceeponelMBty In Corn

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»T Bei narew ayo to use good ocononiics, hard aconoattics to stop to­
d s tton, bo said.
by a “ same i eepote ilile r i t grom," Am arhor m id
••If Coagreae w ant to g e n era li mora* (social) programs, tt should
r a to to x m to a a o itto p u h te realta e « a a ta to p ro g ra to ,"ta a a M
“ I ’d M et Mbs to aaa otaapta hnmety (to Coagra o i),” A marhwr aaM.
“ It ahsuM ba that if a Congrsem en to for a program , ba should veto
t o t a t n e n f ta x « to pay t o tt. V ha to against it, ha ehouki veto
tt."
The power Rhodm Mw In tte Congreee weuid not bo e great lem
w ert ha Bòtto b a ra storta li, Am achar «ahi.
____
“ He (Rhedm ) w rele a b e a i eaveral y e e n ago called FuUte
gyatome' in whtoh ha argum that whito in tt» m inority, yen can’t do
a a y tth « ,” he aaM. " I wcMd ha b a tto off « a freehman Ceagreeeman
in thè m ajority .”
"The country la bocoming mere conservative, ” Am acher sta i. Oenservative Dem ocrats w ill no etoetsd over eooeervatlve RapuM toa«
becaiÉM RopubMcam w est to cut back “ poopte” programe.
On Iran, Am acber aald, "The oaty eohitton right uow le lo gst behind
lite ria e liia n l
•TBe beat w ay to get thè hestagm out le to stand togetter," he aaid,
a d d to PraaM ent C o rto le “ showing tram ando« restraint” in deaBag
w ithtSa Situation.
U n UM tod S ta to “ noode le ho flrtondi to our Monde and f ir n to our
•"b e so ld .
>aaid ha la “ t o r y " ef auetoar power beoau« it te "net a
“ It appears « b eca u se of government suboldios,” he « k l.
“ Pm very « n eh an anvunnm entaliet,” Am aeher said, M B ba
itopped short a f batata a rt 1-ouctear be« « e “ t o tha aont I I years, I
c a s i« no viable alternative."

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Voi. 62, No. 6 X

Page 2 S tate Praas Tuesday, N ovem ber 27,1979

In the news briefly

&

from the Associated Press
KH O M EIN I R A Q E S A G A IN S T
'S A T A N IC A M E R IC A
T E H R A N , Iran — A ya to lla h R uhollah
K h o m ein i raged against the U nited S ta te s on
M onday and to ld h is fo llo w e rs a ll Iranians
m ust learn to handle w eapons, drop th eir
d iv isiv e argum ents and un ite w ith a ll th eir
m ight ag ain st A m erica o r “we w ill disappear
fo r g o o d .” A s attem pts to so lve the
U .S.-Iran ian c ris is got under way at the
U nited N atio n s in New Y ork, K hom eini
broadcast a speech from h is headquarters at
the h o ly c ity of Qom to revolutionary guards,
a skin g that they m o b ilize ag ainst the
“ S a ta n ic” pow er o f A m erica.
U .N . C O U N C IL W ILL D ISC U SS
U .S.-IR A N CR ISIS
U N ITED N A TIO N S — U .N . S ecu rity Coun­
c il m em bers agreed'M onday to hold a p u b lic
m eeting on the U .S .-lran c ris is but d id not set
a m eeting tim e o r decid e w hether they sh ou ld
delay u n til Iran’s actin g foreign m in iste r
arrives. C o u n c il .President S erg io P a la c io s de
V izzlo o f B o liv ia sa id the 15-m em ber co u n c il
w ould co n su lt again at 5 p.m . EST M onday
and th e m eeting co u ld take place M onday
night o r Tuesday. He in d icated e ffo rts m ight
be m ade to get the Iranian A ctin g Foreign
M in iste r A b o lh assan B ani Sadr to com e from
Tehran sooner than he planned.
N O R ECO G N ITIO N FO R TO ILET IN V EN TO R ,
LO N D O N ER SSA Y
LO N D O N — Thom as C rap per, the V icto r­
ian san itary engineer, Is not to be com ­
m em orated by Lon d o n 's c ity fa th e rs after a ll.
A prop osal to erect a b lu e plaque honoring
the 19th-century to ilet-m aker has been
rejected by the G reater London C o u n c il's
h isto ric
b u ild in g s
com m ittee,
co u n c il
spokesm an V ic to r Kenny sa id M onday.
“ M em orable though C rap per's nam e m ight be
in pop ular term s,” sa id the d e c isio n , “ evi­
dence from the Patent O ffice sh ow s th at he
w as not a notable inventor o r pion eer In h is
chosen fie ld and therefore th e ca se fo r the
plaque is not ju s tifie d .”
Y U G O S LA V IA N F LO O D S K IL L 22
IN N O V E M B E R
B E L G R A D E , Y u g oslavia — C a tastro p h ic
flo o d s k ille d at least 22 people, injured
dozens, and forced tens o f th ou san ds to flee
th e ir hom es in southw estern Y u g o sla via th is
m onth, governm ent o ffic ia ls sa id M onday.
Governm ent spokesm an B o g o lju b N edeljko-

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th e ir highest level in 100 years betw een Nov.
10 and Nov. 21, in und ating 775,000 acres o f
farm land, dam aging 353 bridges and 480
m ile s of roadw ay and d isru p tin g ra il service.
D E M O C R A T S LA U N C H P L A N
TO ELIM IN A T E S C H O O L
'H O M O G E N IZ A T IO N '
PH O EN IX — Senate D em ocrats M onday
announced a sch o o l fin an ce plan w h ich they
said w ould e lim in ate a R ep u b lican m ajority
m ove to “ hom ogenize" the needs o f a ll
sch o o l d is tric ts . It w ould a lso aim at
in creasin g state support o f p u b lic sch o o ls
fro m an average o f 43 percent now to 50 to 55
percent. That is below 4he stated G O P
approach o f 65 to 70 percent fund ing .
15-Y E A R -O LD DIES
A F T E R S U IC ID A L JO Y RID E
A U C K LA N D , New Zealand — A 15-year-old
youth carrying a B ib le and h is w ill sto le a
sm all private plane from an airp o rt hangar
M onday, flew it fo r 3% hours and then
crashed a n d d ied , sa id p o lic e at In vercragill
on New Z ealand’s South Island. The body o f
the youth, Kenneth A lle n M c M illa n , w as
throw n 500 yards from the w reckage o f the
sin g le -en g in e cra ft, they said.
FO R M ER LA B O R B O SS R E LE A SE D
F R O M H O SPIT A L
C H A R L E S T O N , W .Va. — Form er U nited
M ine W orkers Presid en t A rn o ld MNIer w ill be
released Tuesday from a C h a rle sto n -h pspital
w here he has been recuperating from a heart
attack, acco rd in g to a h o sp ita l spokesm an.
“ H is d o cto r sa ys he is recuperating very
w e ll,” sa id Jo h n Brow n, a spokesm an at
C h arlesto n A rea M ed ica l C enter sa id M on­
day. M ille r, 56, w as h o sp ita lize d tw o w eeks
ago. A few d ays later he resigned a s un ion
president.
IS R A E LI M A Y O R S H O U LD R E S IG N
IN E X C H A N G E F O R E X P U LS IO N ,
SPO KESM EN SAY
JE R U S A L E M — Israeli spokesm en, sig ­
n a lin g a s h ift in attitu d e , sa id M onday the
governm ent w ou ld re co n sid er the e xp u lsio n
of N a b lu s M ayor B assam Shakaa in exchange
fo r a statem ent by him ag ain st terrorism and
h is voluntary re sig n atio n from o ffic e . A
m ilita ry review board w h ich w as to hear
Shakaa's appeal a g a in st the e xp u lsio n order
postponed its m eeting fo r the seco n d tim e to
allo w qu iet c o n ta cts to co n tin u e.

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Tueodoy. N ovem ber 27,1979 S ta te Pro— P e g e 3

H ig h er standards sou gh t

Prof suggests student-athlete guidelines
I j iJ a a liJ i
la a 16-point policy calling fo r the adopt!— of higher
academ ic standards fa r athtatss, a form er faculty
ae— tor — Id the athletic departmont could be a “ unify­
ing influence” fo r stud— ts and athletes.
“ Lot*s not j— t ran»ore the current iwnNu t — — — ts.
lot’s eat up policies so the U niversity studanta are m ore a
part of the athletic program ," aaid Demos Gdopuiaa, an
ASU e le ctrical and engineering prof—ear.
Geiopulos submitted M s pmpaeal to the Facu lty
Senate, w hich Nov. 1» resolved to establish a com m ittee
to “ study aH the pertinent aspects of the intercollegiate
athletics program at ASU .”
The ea r— mem bers of the committee h are not been
appointed yet.
Gelopuloe said the football program appears to be —
entity apart from the U niversity itself. One o f the paints
In hie proposal c a lls fa r— separate ho—tag fo r athletes .
T a fts w ith eoi— of M s student« have le ft Geiopulos w ith
the Impression that athletes "don’t interm ingle w ith
other students,” he said.

“ R ight now I think the students view athletics — Just
events to attend. I don’t think they feel a eon— of comradery w ith the athletes.’’
Instead, G elopuloe re fe rre d to athletes as
“ gladtaters” and not real students.
He added that the athletic departm ent appears to be
.w ^ n ^ g tng students from attending sporting events
becam e of the “ hassles” involved in obtaining tickets.
John Patterson, a faculty so— tor, — id the memo, or
“ sam ethiig sim ila r,” w ill be forwarded to the Facu lty
Senate Committee.
“ It w ill be Just o— of many Inputs into the investiga­
tion,” Geiopulos said.
Clem ent Kevane, chairm an of the Facu lty Senate, has
■IH fU H to inchvidual faculty members to nominate
themselves o r their co ll— gum for committee posts.
Mem bers w ill be selected by Monday.
Geiopulos also enggrnUul that Sun D e vil Stadium be
leased to a professional football team “ w ith the Meeting
o f dm U niversity.” He sa id this would make the ASU

athletic program m ore a part of the U niversity system.
“ The taxpayers want to m e the stadium for profes­
sional football, but D r. (Fred) M ille r insists an delaying
the inevitable com petition and by so doing w ill cause the
taxpaye rs to inves t in redundant fa cilitie s."
Gelopul—added that the current review of the athletic
department is not focusing an the “real issues and em­

barrassments.”
“ We are setting an exam ple of m aintaining the
hypocrisy of not setting academ ic standards,” he — id.
“ I would lik e to a— — classified — one of the exceptions
rather than one that tolerates low academ ic standards
foratM etes.”
In M s 16-point policy, Geiopulos suggests that every
■ fh n U ftrfp athlete be required to main tain a grade
point average of 2.75 for 22 percent of M s o r her degree
requ irements.
He also recommends allow ing no more than 15 percent
Junior college transfers per team, — more than SO per-

D iffícu tt ta sk ahead, a d vise r says

Students w ill represent Iran a t M ode!
B y Daa Fedaer
The Irani— government’s capture o f Am erican
hostrg— and demands for the d ish 's return to br­
a n actions that many Am ericans are finding d ifficu lt
to swallow.

Model U .N . chapter, said ASU students bid fa r the
rig h t to represent Iran bocau— it is "a n interesting
rad ica l T h ird W orld country.”
“ We wanted a f» i iix m m t that was somewhat
revohHianary in nature eo as to b e — great a learning
exper ience— possible for the students, "h o said.
Coale added that representing Iran w ill be quite a
task fo r the students.
“ R igh t now Iran is a non-traditions1 government
dominated by a religious figure who do— not share
the general respect fo r the interna tkm al legal and
diplom atic traditions,” ho said. "They’re out — a
Umb a ll by themselves:"
Ceale alee saM it Is posMble that the other countries
participating M the conventi— could vote to throw
Iran out of the session. Last year, Israel’s r

But several ASU studm ts w ill be faced w ith the d if­
ficu lt. t—k of
* " t the Iranian positi— when
they represent that country a t the 30th annual Model
UM todNatla— of the F a r W est eoesi— in A p r il
■■pi ss su la tiT ii from m ore than 1— coUeg— and
— tversttl— from the W estern part of the country w ill
attsnd the four-day enaslim to be bald in P a lo Alto,
C a lf.
■neh school w ill represent a country and a c t— It
feels that country would in the United Natio— .
D r. Reger Coate. acOdemlc advisor Is the ASU

tatives were banned from some of the proceedings
Even though many of the ASU students "fin d it d if­
fic u lt” to defend Iran’s policies, Coate— id they must
try to block out their personal feelings.
“ The stud— ts re a lm that for the Model U .N. to be
a successful sim ulation, they w ill have to play the
ro ieo f the country they are representing,"he said.
C— te added that the stud— ts probably wiU argue
about “ dm p o litica l exploitation” the superpowers
are im posing— T h ird W orld co— trim .
“ I n n feels the currant system favors the top-dog
countries and the system is m aking the gap between
thawi and the sm aller co— trim grew larg er,” he
said.
C a rn a lly . ASU M edal U.N. students are concen­
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Opinion

F m t o f M o m m ake» u t Im potent and Ineffective.
— W illiam O. D ouglas

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Keeping a closed eye on the sexists
The Associated Students Executive Committee sounds
lik e it's beginning to model itself after the Arizona state
Legislature.
B y ordering the ASASU Women’s A ffa irs Board to
cease involvm ent with the newly formed “ Women
Against Sexual Harassm ent” group, the ASASU execs
have taken a giant step— backwards.
The W AB — thanks to its co-directors, members and
volunteers — has tried hard this semester to do
■nmething about the sexism that has been running un­
checked on this campus fo r generations. That’s a tough
goal in itself, but one that stands even less of a chance if
the ASASU upper echelon refuses to back it up.
The idea of a “ hotline’ ’ for sexually harassed women
was initiated by a W AB volunteer and received strong
support from codirectors Barbara Greenway and
Dorine Zelman. Why? Because it was long overdue and
because the W AB feels it has an obligation to the women
it serves.
A four-member committee, composed of W AB
volunteers, got the W ASH project off the ground.
Although G reenway and Zelman were not involved
directly, their support and guidance was instrum ental in
securing a program that m ight. Just m ight, have some
clout instead of m erely empty rhetoric.

They’re afraid some irate prof might sue ASASU and

chef
barfield
Hotline callers were assured of confidentiality.
Dossiers were com piled of sexual harassment in­
cidences, lis tii« the names of accused offenders.
C learly the movement was gaining momentum, and
this, apparently, made some people a bit edgy.
Now ASASU President Susie Eastrldge and the other
executive officers, realizing such accusations are a
serious m atter that m ight lead to more than a mere rap
on the w rists, fear possible legal repercussions.

the U niversity fo r keeping his name on a blacklist, and
they don’t want to be responsible for WASH’S dtoly laun­
dry.
Why not? The student aesoriation shouldn’t be balking
a t ttts struggle, it should be a t the forefront of i t
ASASU should be leading the fight to end sexual
harassment at ASU instead of hadfctringlng one of the
most significant efforts that has come along.
T ailing the Women’s A ffa irs Board it shouldn’t have
anything to do w ith a movement to elim inate harass­
ment o fA S U women is lik e telling a U S . congressman to
ignore the needs of his Am erican constituents.
Eastridge to m eeting today w ith Charles Adam s, legal
«1 fo r the Board of Regents, to discuss the
ram ifications of W AB’s involvement w ith WASH.
rwyanrflng rtnthn ntirtmnmat that m natinf she said, the
Executive Com m ittee m ight reconsider Its order
against W AB.
If the fact that ASU women are suffering abuse a t this
in«rthiHn«i disturbs Eastridge and the other officers,
they should look fo r ways to w in legal battlss instead of
try im to dodge those that haven't even m aterialized.
The very r a il problem of sexual harassment on this
campus is too im portant to be overshadowed by tear.

Letters to the Editor

A pervert like him
ought to be canned

Their actions justify ours
The comments several of your letter-w riters
attacking the ra lly against the Iranian takeover
of the U.S. embassy are not weil-reaaoned. Their
collective d rift is that support of the United
gtvt— in this instance constitutes blind
pafrfrjt— »L a “ Tove-it-or-leave-it-syndrome,' ’ ’
or w ithal, in the fevered proee of two grad
students, an atmosphere of mob rule in this
country.’’
In gsnoral, these rem arks continue those of
previous letter w riters and others in your poper
to the effect that the way to r ig * a wrong Is to
oouieoe there are no rights. This s illy sort of
re lativism and m oral cowardice Is ptec leeiy the
brand of thinking that brings about acts of the
kind we pretest in Iran.
Preehman biology students who enjoy the peso

of “ im p artial observer” and others to whom the
words “ free speech” solve a ll m oral questione
are no doubt well serv ed by thinking of. this sari.
But one’s curiosity is aroused by th eir dogm atic
intolerance for those who would strive to
dstiagu isb rights and wrongs; who in sist that
seif-defense is not “ violence’ ’ (a new weasel
word to impose g u ilt on oppressor and oppressed
equally). It ie plain ly they who are the ab­
solutists.
The takeover by the Iranian government o f the
US embassy ie a crim in al act, indefeasible by
any stendardi. S tu p o ri o f the U.8. right to Jm tice
in this case, Including the right to act in selfdsfonee, Ie an appropriate and beaerahle
position.
AiweWoteetete

Don't preach your hate in our behalf
A s most students know, an anti-Khom eini ra lly
leek place Nov. 14 in which the Jew ish Security
League called fo r the deportation of a ll Iranian
students. This dem onstration was planned by
flour students claim ing to represent the Jew ish
population.
Thaee students are as r epresentative of the
J ewish population as the Ku K ktx H a n ie of the
wtoto population They are as much of an embar-

raasment to us as B illy Is to Jim m y.
P a r those members of the Jewioh Security
League that preach hate and violence, why don’t
you go home? There you can think of an epnlsgjr to
render the Jew ish and Iranian students.
If you are going to speak in behalf of the Jewish
paeple, please don’t misrepresent us.
D a n ie ls. Kaplan
Chaíram e
tarasi Action Conuulltoe

There is ra re ly an occurence I roUsh more than beheldiag a taction
n rtim r"* ra llyin g tar its ciu m tn d •©curing ©comprante© which
n e t suits its interests. Thus, m y unending support fo r tboee who m an
he ABU “ H ot Lin e ” and provide consolation and advice to those who
eel sexually harassed.
fbooavHbo foal threatened by a faculty m sm boraro new »acere to
hat they are assured th eir gripe w ill be listened to and reckoned
irith.
However, as the duet settles an this iaaue yet another related one
has been called to m y attention, nam ely the harassm ent by ASU
anptoyeos not categor is ed as faculty. Students working on w n p a
fall tmd— tM s ta to g n rj A p a rticu lar Incident that I witnessed has
spurred this w ritin g regarding such aa employee fa llin g under the
iforsm oationad des ig nation o f ooo faculty .
An attractive young woman was entering the Mem oria l Union on
the north side a w hile back. Upen entorto«, ahe wae “ g reeted” by a
perverse rem ark from a student inside the inform ation booth,
presumably an empkiyoe of the U niversity.
The comment was certain ly uncaBod fo r and In m y m ind w arrants
certain ‘i 1— *— 1 The leek on the woman’s face was that of obvious
Htonisbm ent a t what I’m sure w js a surprise rem ark.
Who is to police these employ see o f the college? A re we taking tom
tim e to aereen those individúale who we deem tom Important than
facufty? O r, does the low level of wages ensure the w orker the
priveiege of embaraeeing young todtoo, him self an0 consequently the
U niversity aa a whole?
I sincerely hope that this young man would net repeat such an
outburst in the <lrectioe o f an attractive woman only visitin g our
school. A fte r a ll, none wotdd deny that A IU can and dam pride kook
*- its a rra y of beautiful women. Them beauties w ill asm disappear,
if they are to continue being treated w ith M ch sp e llin g
W hile I m aintain that this student should be dlemtoeed Item toe
tottoe, that por trays only • m inor concern. There w in have to ha a
mmpetent aoloctton precam so that thorn who feel that thair paeittom
pmnt them unusuaf provtsfons w in not ha able to filte r through
evaluation.
Therein ltoe the reepem iW Hty of the n n ptoyor , A A A IU In this cam ,
to tto t we as a student body do net nm the risk of such a mtorttam
worker redacting poorly on a ll of ue.
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pre vid e acceaeibility to hsndicapped studente,
he— bo— apprevsd tagr P h ysical F — UMtas.
Ttarta— autoeseUc dee—, sb a lla r to twe e t thè
north and veto d e v e of thè M U, e l i cast about
ti4.aoo. Buttar said.
Se—rM r evita n— fa r w ithin end le front a l th i
twephytaceKedecetiaa buUdia— a— estimatoci at
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ly. They w iB —piece e—tata m ain-floor doon of
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Four « iD go ra the mata Bear et the Pay— '
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P a u l Fiadtar, ASU planning architect, said Mon­
day that the fen d i for the doon ere available, but
m ust be db— before the doors
The erastract!— o f a n a ce—table tax— r room
— d m m ’s aad wem— ’s bathrooms ha— been ap­
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SLA organizer reappears
SA N FRANCISCO (A P ) —
Robyn Sue Steiner said she was
into drugs and rebellion
■be met RuseU U ttle.
j they o jin ia a d the SymsLiberation Arm y.
__ r, i<f " | ht*r of s mkhBei M iam i, F la ., couple, fled to
in 1974 under a S LA
>for departing her
Naur she has emerged from
hiding to provide details of life in*
side the group that made

headlines around the w orld with
the kidnapping of newspaper
heiress P a tricia Hearst.
Authorities say Steiner’s reap­
pearance m ight ho connected
w ith L ittle ’s re tria l in M arch far
the murder of Oakland school
superintendent M arcus Faster.
U ttle and Joseph R em iro were
convicted of first-degree murder
in 197S for the 1973 slaying of
Foster, who was gunned down
w ith cyanide-tipped bullets.

The convictions
court
turned by a state
tria l
on the p e n d i
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Judie erred by
q d it In their
who originally
d—*«i— , to
verdict.
r, who Iv e s h i England
and feces no c rim inal chargeo
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Campus ravisions to aid handicappad
----------in the back and front of P E West
have been scheduled, he added.
The steep sidew alk ram ps
along Orange in front of the two
buildings, referred to by same
disabled students as “ death
ram ps,” aim w ill be revised,
F ig y sa id .
The changes are necessary to
com ply w ith federal law s an
physical accommodations and
program accessiblity for disabl­
ed students — the focus of
D isab ilitie s A w areness Week.
D r. Tony M artin i», assistant
provost for A ffirm ative Action,
•aid the weak is designed “ to
educate the entire U niversity
com m unity on the legal rights of
these students.”
A workshop on tbeae rights w ill
be held far disabled students a t 3
p.m. today in the M U Cochise
R oo m . F a c u lty
an d a d ­
m inistrative committees a im w ill
attend, M artinez added.

The
ith a
Tbs week awrili
ill conclude w
with
statewide hearing to («acusa
possible discrim ination against
handicapped persona.
The C iv il R ights Law in
Arizona prevents discrim ination
against people on the basis of
such areas as sou, race and na­
tional origin, M artinet said.
However, no mention is made of
people w ith disabilities.
The hearing, Aram 9 a m . to 4
p.m. Saturday, w ill “ so licit input
from throughout the state” on
any incidents of n handicapped
person being d iscrim in a te d
against by a private employer, he
added.
A proposal to change the state
law to include handicapped per­
sons w ill be introduced to the
Legislature in January, M artinez
zakL

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M ora about

Higher academie standards sought for athletes
cant having physical-education majora and prohibiting
athletes from obtaining transfer or «danai— eredita
a ita r a d u la si— to ASU.
D uring the 11 y u a n h a h — ha— a t ABU, GMoputas
said that seotar-facutty members have told him the
Uatveraity owes its o rie l— ce to the football program
and that this io the way athle tic programs are run
“ The latter prem i— ie fa i— and the form er is irte le
vont, «v— if it ie t— a,” he said.

“ 1 have fe lt fo r a longtim e that the things that we have
tolerated —e a source of embarraaement to the U niver­
sity ."
Gelopulos added that before the current investigations
into the athletic programs, it would have be— d ifficu lt to
m aka changes because of the “ fin an cial m etabolism " of
fly
deyai tinaat .
Gelopulos said that wh— he was a member of the
Faculty Senate, M ille r made a b rie f presented— aaking
the Senate to bo “ very tolerant of athletic program s”
because no tax money was being spen t— them

Gelopulos d a im s the fa cilitie s available to the athletic
departmaaS are not being used to serve the taxpayers.
“ The fa cilitie s available for student, intram ural or
public use are w oefully inadequate w hile extraordinary
fa cilitie s are totally protected fo r intercollegiate ac­
tiv itie s," Gelopulos said.
Among the other proposals, he said the athletic
department should be allowed no seats, trips or favors to
give to any organizati— or individual, and a ll head
coaches should m ake annual discloaures of a ll sources of
income.

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Carl Bernstein
to give lecture
on U.S. pro—
“The Am erican Pro— A fter
W atergate" w ill be the topic of a
lecture by Journalist G sri Bern­
stein a t • p.m . Thursday in the
M U Arisona Room.
B o rn s ta in , w ho . re ceive d
aw ards for M s w ork w ith The
W ashington Post, is boat known
fo r M b part in the InvsaHgation
and uncoverin g of the Wat—gate
R e ce n tly , B e rn ste in w as
named W—hint— bw eau chief
for A B C ta la rist— 's evening

S o cia l S ecu rity
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fo r n ew grads
S e a io rs
g ra d u a tin g
ta
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iiu n r iia g ta WUHam O. B u t —,
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Dylan's deliverance disappoints rock fans
Bob Dylan could probably pre­
sent the latest version of his
p tvu iia r perform ing personality
from the pulpit of most any Chris­
tian dwellin g in this great coun­
try.
A t die end of the show brother
D ylan could pass the plate and
the members of the congregation
so moved could drop a few
honestly earned coins into the
coffer.
And that*would be a wonderful
thing.
B id Sunday night’s meeting at
Gammage was Mud of an unfair
tric k on the Ja c k Daniels crowd
that had to fork over $15 of their
drug money to hear D ylan’s deep­
ly troubling message.
D ylan’s insistence on his
singularly nonsecular perform­
ance disgusted many members
of the audience who predictably
howled a desire for D ylan and his
band to “ ro ck’ n’ ro ll.’*

Jersey bar
band set up
at Dooleys
Southside Johnny and the
Asbury Jukes, the offspring of a
fabled lineage of Jersey share
d u b bands, w ill play a one night
stand at 9 tonight at Dooiey’a.
The band it touring to support
it’s latest album “ The Jukes” off
M ercury records.
Produced by session-ace B a rry
Beckett, the Jukes features the
hunkering, ensem ble horn
playing and honest vocals that
typify the band onstage.
Johnny Lyon, the singer for the
band, is a dose personal friend
o f another New Jersey reekkot
Bruce Springsteen, who has
w ritten several tunes for the
Jukes to perform .
The band la st played Tempe in
October of 1177.
The Ju k e s p la y through
several eras of m udcal style
onstage, from the tim e ta s angst
of the Chicago blues to the
bandclapping Joy of Sam Cooke’s
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T rain Com ing” verified rumors
of D ylan's conversion to Chris­
tianity and the poor audience
reaction to bis all-gospel shows in
other cities was w ell documented
in the press.
You’d think that D ylan’s fans
would attend such a performance
w ith an especially reverent at­
titude but it took an extrem ely
p ro fe s s io n a l sh o w in g by
the“ spokesman for an outire
generation” to avert a fatal
disaster.
A subtle-like-a-sledgeham m er group of music ians churned
out a tasty m ixture of blues,
gospel and rock ’ n’ ro il behind a
passionate fem ale trio that
opened the show w ith 90 minutes
of joyous church music.
Instead of “ Slow T rain ’s ”
restrained, cerebral playing, the
rhythm aecfioo, especially drum­

m er J im ’ Kellner, rocked out
ruthlessly throughout the s e t

revelatory content of the opening

It la possible that this careful
construction betrayed the “ enter­
tain am” attitude that con­
cert—goara righ tfu lly expect,
even from Bob Dylan, who sur­
rendered the stage near the end
fe r n lightens rendition of “ Pu t
Y ou r Hand in the Hand” from one
This band could have per­ of M s very supportive vocalists.
formed anything out of the vast
People poured out the exits
book of D y la n 's w o rk and then, having aieedy burned their
without their punch, the solemn
one benefit of the doubt fo r the
message of the new aong i would
have further alienated the hitIt probably didn’t occur to
hungry rowdtoa.
those d issa tisfie d few that
D ylan’s vocal performance D ylan’s sp iritu a lity only has been
was nothing short of awesome.
am plified by Ma «portane to a
possibly
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s e v e ra l
o c c a s io n s , lite ra lly interpreted,
The instrum ental tw ists that
D ylan addad in his last Tem pt
perfor mance in the fa ll of M7S
manifested themselves again hi
the reheaned arrangements of
the evening’* m alarial.

mote “th eatrical"
Christianity.

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on the W ar of Armageddon »
prophesised in the New Testa­
ment, an unsettling message of
eventual doom that D ylan
Mm— if Interpreted to occur in
“ three, five, maybe 10 year«."
It waa if tom e Id isi of tremendoiu weight had been lifted from
Ida shoulders, allow ing more
d re c t address than D ylan has
been moved to try in inora than I t
years.
A n influence that powerful was
a t least worth a poUtoUstan.
—D aveW aker

preposter ous charges of “ You
sold us out. Bob” reached the
Nonplussed, D ylan continued
his performance, building the aet
to a sp iritu al fervor from the

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B y J im E W e f e r

F o r the second year in • row,
the ASU-UA football fa m e turned
out to be a gigantic ro ll of the
dice. Sun D evil Stadium was
turned into Casino Royale Satur­
day night as two head coaches
went at each other w ith the
nerves of A m a rillo Slim .
ASU head coach Bob Owens
was gam bling w ith fours. U A
head coach Tony Mason was
using 44’s w ith an eight the bard
way.
On the fourth play of the game,
the Sun D evils had a fourth down
and a yard to go and went for the
firs t down. They made it. They
tried the same devil-m ay-care
tric k seven more tim es before the
wight was over, twice on fake
punts, and they went a perfect 8tor-8.
“ We were w illing to pull out a ll
the stopa,” Owens said. “ Before
the game, we decided we would
go on fourth down and short
anytim e we had i t U A had the
momentum w ith a bowl bid on the
lin e and we needed to counter
that, so we gambled.”
W hile Owens was using every
down he had, Mason was playing
“ Rfeerhoat R ile y ” w ith M s run­
ning game, gam bling it would
operate efficiently agataat the nadan's No. 5 rushing dsf eass . It
paid off as U A gained S tt yards
an the ground. No. 44, Hubert

O liver, grabbed 96 at thcee and
two touchdowns .
But the fin al bet was Mason’s,
w ith no tim e, o fficially, remaining in the game. And Mason used
No. 4, a walk-on freshman, Brett
Weber, to win the hand X7-M with
a 17-yard field goal.
Mason said he went w ith the
freshman in the pressure situa­
tion because he wanted to sp a re
B ill Z ivic, the W ildcats’ firststring field-goal kicker, from
“ having to live with it if he
m issed again.” Z iv ic missed a
field goal in the closing seconds
last year as ASU defeated U A 1817.
“ I wouldn’t want him to have to
think about that the rest of Ms
life ,” Mason said. “ So I took the
pressure off and went w ith B re tt
That made the decision mine, and
it would have been m y fault if we
not B ill’s, that’s the way I
wanted i t
The gamble paid off, bid it took
a m isdeal. Weber sent a 37-yard
attem pt wide of the goalposts m
tim e ran out in the game. But
ASU cornerbeck Ron Brown was
called for roughing the kicker,
and Weber got another sh o t as
did Mason. The third-year coach
dom ed Ms beat poker face and
left Weber in. Owens bad nothing
left to ca ll w ith and lost the hand

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M o n about

Am arillo Slim coaches in Tucson
aadthagam a.
Owens loat m om control of tha
fam a early, as fallback C a n id
Riggs fumbled tw in in the first
quarter to set op a touchdown sad
field goal by U A . The turnovers,
csnitog on sim ple trap plays,
helped the W ildcats to a 17-3 firstquarter lead and tosh seme of the
aces out of the Owens’ s leeves.
“ We had to play catch up, and
Wat took us oitt of our game
plan,” Owens said. "B u t as much
aa that, thatr running game tosh
us out of our plan also. I didn’t
fe si they could run that w ell
against us, and whan they tBd,
that hspt us from doing some
things we wanted to."
Riggs could da nothing but bite
the bullet and try to keep from
turning into a vegetable after tha

second fumble.
"The firs t one didn't bother me
that m uch,” ha said. “ B id I really
took it hard the second time. I
was ready to aok the coaches to
take me out of the game and lot
me think about It, b id I didn’t. I
couldn't figure out what was go­
ing wrong. I drought maybe I was
w orried about what the (offen­
sive) .lin e was doing instead of
concentrating on the bafl. I triad
to t a li m y way out of it, but it af­
fected the rest of m y gams. R
took m e back to tha hopaalag of
the year when I w as hurt and fa it
hka leaving the team, but I
fig ured that was dumb to think
about something Urn th a t ’’
Even w ith the fumbles, ASU
steadily cHmhsd back into the
game after tbs firs t quarter. B y
the thns the fourth quarter retted

A S U women
top Huskies

“ We weren’t playing our type
o f hatogsaM n n tii we went after
thorn w ith a fh&eaur« press,”
said first-year ASU woman's
cage coach Je tts Simpson. “OalPoty tan e arlie r opponent) and
W ashington have been our
touptost ooaw M tinn aa for.
because this toam to yeuag and
sh o rt Wa

couldn’t do anything w ith it after
an offensive pass interference
c a ll on sp lit end John M istier
stalled the drive. Ja ck Housley
then picked off a M ark M elon s
pass on the U A 40, and after a
fum bled snap from center,
quarterback Jim Krohn hit split
end (k e g Jackson on the Sun
D evil SO to set up Weber’s
hsroics.
A fter the game, w ith the U A
players fin a lly deciding to con»
out of their cocoon and talk to
people, Owens’ post-game inter­
view room looked IB» a surprise
party for the Ayatollah Kho­
m eini. The W ildcats did have the
momentum, and they carried it
right off the field and into the
dressing rooms. Owena gambled
and lo st Mason gambled and
took the pot and foe thunder.

IT PAYS T O HELP!

B y P e rry B a su
The U niversity of Washington
must be wandering what it takes
to beat ABU ea the road after
another. Husky team fa il to the
Sun Devito in unfriendly Tamps.
The score was expectedly
higher than the u-7 def ens ive
struggle wen by ASU in football
O c t 11 B ut tha ant result was
tha sam e-^ ASU’s w om an’s
hatorathaH team used a full-court
pram and three-gvard offense to
braak a « 4 tie and beat the
Huskies going away, * 4 t , F r i­
day night.

around, it became d e a r this
wasn’t going to be your typical
draw poker game.
TrsStag M-17, die Sun Devito
oponad tha quarter w ith a 74-yard
scoring d rive w ith a fake punt
thrown in to tie the game on
Robert Weathers’ » y a r d run.
U A took the kickoff and drove
to the A SU S i, where Zhric missed
a » y a r d field goal. ASU took
over, p - * 1“ on its firs t fourth
down play, m ads it, and went on
to U A 's SI, where Scott Peterson
missed a » y a r d Bold goal shot
w it h l: « lo ft
Helped by an offens ive pass in­
terference ca ll, ASU stopped the
W ildcats, but couldn’t move the
boR M O » B lack punted to U A ’s
M ark Str eeter, who fum bled at­
tempting a fa ir catch. ASU
recovered on the W ildcat St, but

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New trophy's projectiles
point to W ildcat victory
Sine« they say we always play up the
negative around here, let’s start with worst
things firs t.
The worst part about U A ’s 27-24 “upset” w in
over ASU Saturday night is that the W ildcats
are stuck w ith that Godawful trophy created
for the winner of *“The B ig Gam e.”
And they didn’t waste any tim e giving it to
the Cats, either. There it was, standing alm ost
seven feet ta ll, in U A ’s cram ped visiting team
quarters a t Sun D evil Stadium — its
weatbervane-like top pointing toward Tucson,
Later, a busload of U A players would be
heading to Tucson as w e ll— confident that they
made up the No. 1 team in Arixona.
But as sure as God didn’t make those little
roughing the kicker penalties, victory didn’t
come easy fo r UA.
But maybe the D eity had something to do
w ith the W ildcat win.
“ God gave see two chance*," said Brett
Weber, U A ’s walk-on kicker who booted a 27yard field goal w ith no tim e left to keep U A
from kissing its sister school.
F o r Weber, God came in the form of Sun
D evil defensive back Ron Brown, who slamm­
ed into the freshm an kicker on his first attempt
from 37 yards. The k ick went wide right, but
the 10-yard penalty moved Weber’s second at­
tempt intochipahot range.
“ Yeah, he hit me real good,” said Weber,
who was playing in his firs t varsity game. “ But
I helped him out a bit by doing a pretty good
fake Job."
Weber’s second attempt was real enough,
however, despite the pressure placed on the
barefoot hooter.
»1 once heard Tony F ran klin (Philadelphia
Eagles’ kicker) talk about the same type of
situation. He said Just to put it a ll out of your
mind, to put it (the ball) right through. So I
calm ed down, and it took off the pressure.”
Before Weber took on the pressure for his
heroics, it looked lik e a “ deja vu” of sorts
m ight take place for U A ’s other kicker,
sophomore B ill Z ivic.

Jim Etoteger

Last season, w ith the W ildcats tra ilin g ASU
1S-17, Z iv ic was called on to k ic k a 46-yard field
goal w ith nine seconds le ft He m issed badly.
This year, despite kicking a 34-yard field goal
and three extra paints, Z iv ic was bald out of
U A ’s last-second field-goal plana. He seemed
slightly m iffed after the game.
“ I’ m sere 1 could have kicked it,” said Z ivic,
who had toed nine fie ld goals and JB of 33 extra
points fo r the W ildcats in IW*. "The plan was to
let him (Weber) kick the longer fie ld goals, but
I don’t know...”
“ I thought it was tim e to change,” said U A
coach Tony Mason. “ I did it ’cause I wanted
to.”
Another W ildcat who wanted to w in was
senior quarterback Jim m y Krohn, whose 43yard pass to end Pee Wee Jackson w ith I t
seconds le ft set up the winning fia ld goal.
“ We had the tie locked up, but a tie is
nothing," said Krohn, not one o f your better
passing quarterbacks. “ So we threw an outand-up W ith i t seconds left, you don’t think of
throw iM short.”
And If you’ve Jackson, you don’t think of Iobing the fight for the b a ll w ith A SU com orhnck
R alph Dixon.
“ He (Dixon) had it,” said Jackson about the
ooly catch he m ads h i the baUgame. “ The ball
actually h it M s heads. It took a good effort to
take it aw ay.”
Saturday night, it took an all-around good U A
effort to take a victory from the Jowls of
m ediocrity.

UA takes the game
as refs take the cake
Now that U A has proven it can
heat ASU, at least once every five
years, it’s tim e to look a t the
method.
The first thing on everyone’s
m ind moments after the game
was whether either coach
would do a T erry Donahue im ita­
tion and knock doughnut holes in
the refereeing. Neither did. But it
wasn’t d e a r whether ft was
because of adm iration or fear of
retaliation. Besides, c ry babies
never die, they Just liv e without
bow lbkb.
N everth eless, there w ere
moments in Saturday night’s can­
te d that made one think the refs
were watching a rerun of the
B everly H illb illie s somewhere la

the (Marks.
ia il
With the score tied at 34. ASU
was on a drive w ith three mJaufes
loft that looked lik e it could only
be slopped by a court order.
From their own 31, the Sun Devils
drove to the Wildcat 31 and were
chucking along with a grounddown running game. Then Owens
sot word that John Mistier and

should be arrested.
So quarterback M ark Malone
abandoned fee coffee ground
game and went up top w ife a cou­
ple of ead-sone passes. The first
to M istie r was dosé, but no cigar.
H ie second to Hoary was an An­
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r e p la y said d o M . H e n r y SAid yes.
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U A that s tn a d a d ta ta n d y drive..
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thagr triad a drive.
That waa their lin t mistake.
T heir second was throwing the
ball. Mate— threw a third-down
past to M b tla r, who was wellcovered. So w ell, one waa temp­
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a ll waa forgiven — except
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U A M teuM havestUl had the ball.
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interference. M istier said it was a
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ta r U A ,jm d the replay and the
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Juniors and aonkm , they give ua
depth, but the young ones have a
lot of ta le n t”

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season. The tourney w ill played
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