/ ---------------------------------------- thursday Arizona State University C Copyright, Stela Preee, 1900 V _____________ __________________ stale press January 31, 1980 Voi. 62, No. 0 f T a m p « , A riz o n a Schwada silent on faculty group resolution for a Miller hearing By M ichael M urphy A SU ’s president has yet to respond to a Faculty Association resolution which called M r a public hearing Into Prod M ille r’s dism issal because the proposal came in the form ot a “ press release.” "I have seen a p irn s release on it (the resolution), after it had been circulated a ll around cam pus," John Schwada said. “ B u t! don't respond to press releases." The ASU Facu lty Association hand delivered the resolution to Schwada’s office Jan. 31. M urray Stride, president of the faculty association, said the document was sent without a cover letter. “ It was an oversight on our part but I’m preparing a brief letter apologising fo r it and resubm itting a copy of the resolution, ” he said. He added that there w ill be no changes in the resolu­ tion. M iller was fin d as athletic director Jan. S by Schwada without a University bearing. The resolution states that M ille r’s rem oval is bound to have dsa isgtng eonnotatiewB due to the controversy ever the football program and be is entitled to an opportunity to refute any allegations before an im partial body. The resolution also includes reference to the rem oval of form er head football coach Frank Kush without a bearing. “The need fo r a public hearing goes w ell beyond any personal right or privilege of M ille r or Kush and is sure to continue despite any personal settlements or the h ir­ ing of replacements for the two dism issed parties,’’ the resolution said. ASU Professor of Law W illiam Canby drafted the resolution. He said it was done in fairness to Kush and M ille r. "The association also would lik e to see the principle established whereby no one can be dism issed sum m arily (without a bearing),” he added. The resolution said, “ Only a public hearing can deter­ mine die v a lid ity of the various charges in a manner that w ill perm it the entire a ffa ir to be put properly to rest. “ The entire U niversity com m unity suffers from the cloud hanging over the athletic program ." “ It is an injustice to the community and Arizona to dism iss two of the contending principal figures without ever holding a fu ll and im partial inquiry into the facts of the controversy,” the resolution said. The proposal asks Schwada to convene an im partial committee to investigate the controversy, provide an op­ portunity for s hearing for the involved parties and make findings of fact and recommendations regarding the K ush-M iller controversy and other relevant issues. If Schwada denies the request, S irk is said the associa­ tion is not considering any other procedures at this time. Budget cut w ill limit new faculty, says regent aide rlmpftitk •■ ehanaa w w r a n v taslM ■figs vipBin «lahMoa v v i M n ptanli a m.^. n p wsNPBMvpv « w w if m ■ The Cantar Is Boozers could be losers Page 3 M usical classrooms Page 6 B yK yaFea ASU could withstand the affects of a slight budget cut, but a 13 m illion decrease proposed by the Joint Legislative Budget Committee could cause a problem w ith faculty additions, an Arisons Board of Regents representative said Wednesday. D r. Roger Huff, regents executive coordinator, said the regents re­ quested 40 additional faculty members to bring down the studentfaculty ratio which is getting too high in some collages. “ Whatever we get we try to w ork with, but they are thinking of cut­ ting it pretty low and that could cause hardships at the U niversity,” said Huff. According to norm al legislative procedure, ASU receives one new faculty member for 33 new students. W ith the estim ated increase in enrollm ent, ASU w in receive 13 new faculty members for the next year. ” 11» regents requested an extra 40 faculty over the amount we w ill autom atically get for increasing enrollment. The additional faculty are aaadsd to bring ASU in parity with other universities,” said Huff. ASU has requested (70.3 m illion for the fiscal year beginning Ju ly 1. Tbs Board of Regents reviewed the budget request and suggested a budget of approxim ately 173.9 m illion to the Legislature, s budget which ASU could function property with. H uff sddeed. The Joint Legislative Budget Committee staff, however, has pro­ posed a budget of 170.3 m illion. The governor's recommendation was 170.9 m illion. Provost P a ig s M ulhollansaid the U niversity w ill suffer if the budget is cut to 910 m illion hid he was uncertain in what areas. He said the budget Is presented to the le gis lature ia packagm and the lawm akers than decide w hich pack ages to fund and which to cut or decrease "W e request increases in certain areas. We don't knew what specific areas arid ha cut until the Legislature makes Its fin al decision," Muihe!)an said. The Legislature w ill begin bearings on the budget ia M arch and the fin al decision should be made ia A p ril, s legislative representative said. M utaU an said a reduction in t o budget would mean ABU could not make sc u m of the progress t a t would bo dasirad. Roads closed Page 2 Stal« Pres» Thursday, January 31,1960 DUTCHJOHNS In the news briefly ASU Ladies Night from the Associated Press H O S TA G ES TO SU FFER F O R C A N A D IA N R E S C U E Iran’s foreian m inister, angered by the dar­ ing C a n a d ia m re scu e o f six A m ericans trap­ ped In Tehran, declared W ednesday he ex­ pect« the U .S. Em bassy hostages to su ffer for C an ad a’s “ d u p licity .” T he estim ated 50 hoatages “ m ost probably” w ill now be treated m ore harshly, Foreign M in ister Sadegh G hotbzadeh said , and the respon sibility will be C a n a d a 's. •,000 E V A C U A T E D IN B A JA T IJU A N A , M exico — At least 8,000 people w ere evacuated a s floodw aters poured through m uch o f th is border city W ednesday, Baja C a lifo rn ia Gov. Roberto d e la M adrid said. The num ber o f evacuations m ight even­ tually clim b a s high a s 12,000, De la M adrid said after a helicop ter tour o f the flo o d zone with M exican President Jo se L o p « Portillo W ednesday afternoon. De la M adrid declared a state o f em ergency in Tijuana. B O B S L E D A C C ID EN T IN JU R ES PH O EN IX M AN L A K E PLACID , N.Y. — A four-man bobsled, drive by Sandy K ellin o f Phoenix, overturned Tuesday In p ractice fo r the U.S. O lym p ic trials. N o one was injured seriously. CANCER CANBE BENT _ __. Special Guest Appearance C o c k ta ils Tw ofor0ne 7to1 by PATRICK J. TINNEY 7320 E. Stetson Dr. • 947-0466 2240 N. SCO TTSD ALE ROAD — IN S C O T T S D A L E — O n the C o m er o f S co ttsd ale Roed and Oak S t. W ASHINGTON (A P) — The Carter adm inistration wants to make United States to be the site of an alternative to the Moscow Olym pic « nangrwMiwial panel was told Wednesday. ____ Nelson Lectoky, deputy assistant secretary of state for congressional relations, said, “ We want our athletes to be able to compete. They have worked very hard, often for years, to perfect their sk ills.” But he also said the adm inistration is determined that the Soviet Union must w ithdraw its m ilita ry forces from Afghanistan or face a refusal by the U nited States to take pert in the competition. , , ^ “ W e must convince the Soviets that they w ill pay a price for their ag­ gression, whether in Afghanistan or elsewhere,’ ’ said Ledaky, a member of the adm inistration’s ad hoc task force on the Olym pics. “ The U nited States would favor organising some form of alternate games in the fa ll or summer of I960, ” he said. __ “ We w ill Jain, as appropriate, in working with other governments to organise such alternative games,” Ledsky said, adding: “ Our preference is tin t such gsmes not be held in the United S ta te s.. .A t the same tim e, the United States would be ready if necessary to boat such games.” Lechfcy suggested the competition could be held at one or more sites overseas, perhaps in some Third World Country. President C arter has asked the United States Olym pic Committee and the International Olym pic Committee to postpone or cancel the a im m « r Games or have them moved from Moscow if the Soviets have not le ft Afghanistan by Feb. 30. F a iliiw that, the president has said, he w ill ask U.S. athletes to refuse to participate in the events. . 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"Nothing has happened to me yet, thank God. ” But one resident was not so lucky. She was kidnapped and raped last weekend while returning from work to her dorm. A s a means of combatting such acts, the University Police Department offers a crim e resistance program geared toward female faculty, staff and students at ASU. 'T h e highest prio rity w ithin this department is women safety,” said George Bays, chief of U niversity Police. "W e are concerned w ith alerting our (ensile-clientele of the risk of traveling alone at night,” he said. "W e want to inform them to not take any unnacceoary chances.” Bays said he has beefed up security on the north end of campus and a course in women's defensive tactics w ill be offered to the U niversity community in February. Lt. B ill Maughan, sixth-degree judo Mack beft and in ­ structor of the course, said tbs class w ill concentrate on su rvival strategies rather than physical self defense. “ We are trying to show women how to prevent being assaulted, how to be assertive and to use their intuition,” oaid Maughan. The course w ill teach women how to avoid an assault situation, how to perform physical reelstonre tech­ niques, how to gather evidence in case an assault does occur and how to recover from traiuna. The five-week class is free to a ll fem ale students, faculty and employees of ASU, and w ill be taught Feb. 6 through M arch 5 every Wednesday night. It w ill be held at the UAC, room 16, from 7 to 9 p.m. F o r information call965-34S6. Attendance low at liquor forum B y L s rlW slnranh A poor turnout a t a student forum to e lic it feedback on the campus li­ quor Hcenee proposal Wednesday was "disappointing,” the Associated Studeots campus affa irs vice president said. “ The publicity was inadequate,” Kevin Cosgrove said. "O nly three studonts showed up.” The forum was part of a cam paign by the Arixona Students Associa­ tion to ask the Ariaona Board of Regents to allow the sale of alcoholic beverages at the throe state universities. ASA director K u rt F reitag said at the forum that the group w ill sup­ p o rt the serving of liquor at special events on campus. Those events in­ clude Homecoming activities, faculty and alum ni events and student organization gatherings that now tend to meet off campus. However, the proposal would not allow the sale of alcohol at sporting events, F reitag said. " I f we Included the sale of liquor at sports events, the .regents w ou ld defeat us on that im m ediately. “ Thfe board fears drinking at these functions would be d ifficu lt to monitor. Also, there are some studenteat these events who are under 19," F reitag said. He added that the proposal would be a "foot In the door” for future student leaders who could push for the sale of alcohol at athletic events. F reitag a b o said there would be no competition with local binlnoosrs beeiww* liquor only would be available during special events. ASA proposed that a special committee from various sectors of the « m p be farm ed to handle the liquor license and the M U would be the only location whore alcohol would be available. "U liquor were to be available for sports events, then the football stadium would need its own license, the baseba ll stadium would need one and eo on. Our proposal puts the alcohol in one location," Freitag said. Student regent Joel Stiner said he supports the proposal and thinks there probably would be some support from other members on the board. “ I'm just speculating on what the regents m ight do,” Stiner said. “ O f course, the board would be sensitive to any controversial action but I don’t think the issue to that controversial. There are some seats of support fo r it. “ Freitag said the license ASA endorses would provide for the same general re ta il sale found on more than 960 campuses across the coun­ try V&W Parts & Machine ShopI VW Dntsun Toyota Parts 1324 W. University 8 lo . a t ions. 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V&W Farts & Machine -Shop Chic •Funk ‘ Purtod ■Imported ■Vintage ■Handcrafted 11 E. 5th Tempe Phone 968-2557 P »pa4 S t e f Proas Thursday, January 31,1990 Opinion L' slate press S o 1w alked in and 1sa id to the shrink, 1said, ’Shrink, 1w ant to k ill! ’ — H eard on a C a lifo rn ia radio statio n, c irc a 1968 ' Do we face the Third World War? Why do the nations so furiously rage together’’ II U i lik e the long wave of student apathy on the nodon's college ca m p u m is about to recede again, leaving behind an eipnaw i beach of confusion as President C arter prepares his proposal to reactivate the Selective Service System. C arter *m«iuer*H last week that he w ill send to Congrew a measure Feb. t to require a ll Am erican men IR­ IS years of age to register far a passible draft. A t firs t ghuice, it seems logical that this get-tough move has a better probability of having a scaring effect on the currently aggressive R ussians than say, telling them that we won’t be throwing their discus this year. B u t history repeats itself, and even on this very cam ­ pus y oung people are beginning to ask themselves the sam e questions their older brothers asked alm ost 15 years ago. And rig h tfu lly so, because it seems that a new version of D avid Hahw rstam 's The Beet and the Brightest is plotting yet another senseless m ilitary involvement that even the hardened peace lover would have to concede may w ell be the beginnings of the Third W orld War. The youth.of this nation are among the proudest, mast idealistic, end patriotic Am erica has ever fathered. We are w illing-tolight for the defense of our country. This is not the issue. * O il is the issue in southwest Asia. There isn’t much else there. 'The Russians want it. We want I t And it seems the- fight’s result w ill depend p rim a rily on who wants itmone. * It is the .definition of “ defense” and “ country,” and most im portantly, "national interest” that should have the fu ll attention of the president. He must listen to the voices of a ll Am erica on the issues of the draft, and of possible declaration of war, because w ar involves each and every citisen lik e no other facet of a national govern­ ment’s business. F o r it wUl not be fought by presidents. N or generals. Nor bureaucrats. It w ill be fought by the young, as a ll wars are. Nobody likes the Russians. O r what they’re doing in Afghanistan. O r what they m ight do in the Persian Gulf. People getting kille d doesn’t do w ell in anyone’s belly. President Carter says the nation’s interests are in that region and w ill be defended. But what this in effect boils down to is that if we do reactivate the draft and register a m ilita ry entry into Armageddon, the basic r eason won’t be to save our “ allie s,” the Afghans or Pakistani. Nor w ill it be to “ fight Communism .” “ The Best and Brightest” gave us that one during the Vietnam era. It w ill be for the right to drive our ca rs—where we want, when we want, how we want, and what kind we want, at whatever astronom ical price we want to pay for the petroleum m ixture that has become our god. Letters to the Editor Pass the gas; use booze .’ Editor: In response to M ark Roth’s letter of Jan. S , I .hope that I can provide another side to the energy .’ problem. Regarding the safety of nuclear power, le t’s ‘ think about who we are supposed to trust. Should we believe the people who reaped astronom ical .p ro fits during the last two o il “ shortages," w hile *W w a ite d for hours in line? , How could they rake in so much money if they . * didn’t have a product to soil? Shold we trust the .same people who are sp illin g o il a ll over the ■ oceans with the Job of carrying and storing deadly .weptes? Should we trust the people who brought us Three M ile Island? Should we gam ble on nuclear -.ppteer, when our uranium supplies m ay not last as ", long as our o il? And even though nuc lea r power ‘.•cap’* run a car? O r heat an o il or gas heated *house? * Why not do something sm art, or even obvious? /EH uri alcohol (moonshine) can be the solution to ‘‘ aD of our energy problems, as w ell as some m ajor * environm ental ( published a letter (Letters, Jan. SO) from Fred Alcohol fuel can run a car. It can boat a home. It the controversy over X-rated film s being shown on . Lets have a vote fat Ms tetter, F red pointed out that the (U.S. ) Supreme Court left it ’ up to each com m unity to sot its own standards concerning p a r-. nography. I have no quarrel w ith the court's decision, but, in this case, . the ABU com m unity didn’t ban X-ratad film s. (ABU President) John, DM theaourt give one man the power toast community standards? F le d Ashby cla im s to be a member of the “ silent m ajo rity" in favor' of banning X-rated film s. Let’s put the issue to a vote, Fred, and w e ll see what the m ajority re ally has to say ^ ..........' In Tuesday's M ate Frees (Jan. to) K e lly Bm ith reported on the sexual assault of an ASU coed ear­ ly Baturday morning. It was stated that (U niversi­ ty P o lice Chief) George Bays said that the victim eras later “ returned unharmed to the o rigin al site where the firs t encounter took place.” •I do not considar a student who is kidnapped and Pep band co n d uct off key Jeering at opposing players is to extremely poor taste, and reflects poorly on the bnad. A SU 's basketball as aneef the prem ier teams in the nation, needs to rsiy on such •nttg“ ***-1onthmtasqi to m aintain its intensity or w in b all games. As a result, fnétoad of continuing ouch “ bush” tactics, I suggest that the band lac reaps its cheers for Impressive ASU plays. BUI F e rra li Carter's powers are limited ty. But the proposed Olym pic -h e' continues h is o ffic io boycott is, I believe, the firs t tiaw ‘behavior to the point whore I, i strictly fe lp ate in. I can only say that I am glad Industrial A rts Raped and returned e the an tes of the Artaoaa State games this soaoan, I feel corn­ ea its unspertsm anlike con can generate electricity. It can do it a ll right new. H itle r ran his arm y on the stuff alm ost 40 years ago. And B ra sil, w ith the help of our own patriotic Exxon and Chrysler, has been sw itching over to alcohol for the past several years. Good old Am erican know-how I Alcohol produces practically no carbon monox­ ide, the worst pollutant in m ajor cities. It can be made from our own home-grown crops or homemade garbage, and there’s never a shortage of either. The fuel is actually good for your engine, is safer to have in your tank than gasoline and gives as good or better M PG . If mass produced, it w ill cost from B) to 40 cents per gallon, and the money w ill go to our own farm ers, who now get paid not to grow crops. Not only w ill white lightning free us from A rab blackm ail, but our own o il barons won’t be able to screw us any longer either (which is what they're afraid of). ^ sexually assaulted to be “ unharmed” in any of the word. It scares me to think that Bays and Ms. Sm ith do. E d ito r’s note; What Chief Boys said was only quoted by MS. Smith. H er personal views ware not p a rt o f the story . —MJS Thursday, January 31,1980 State P ra ss Paga 5 O ptics O rd er Early and SAVE V a le n tin « R o t e s o n ly $ 1 6.50 a d o z . If o rd e re d b y F e b . 5 ,1 9 6 0 . B e s u re to b rin g c o u p o n . A fte r th e 5th — $ 2 2.50 a d o z . Normst«, A d m is s io n s August SO 4 f t * fu lly 'tu g m n t) jnd eM bhsfw d M sncsn UsSicsl School with seven! hundted AflUf csn students eiwohed Um English ungueqe le iK n ots and eiam s in English School combines quality education small classes experienced teachers modern tacihiies ¿ppliCJnts 7 , ' " * • F re e D e liv e ry • L a rg e A s s o rtm e n t I S EM SI a .NV. NT 10811 fftntsa dg— ar tt M T M 15 W . S ix th S t. »68-0781 8 -6 M o n .-S a t. 11-4 S u n . Another letter Sons of Sam speak E illa r : We fsas of Sam W illiam s ware appalled at the cutline (caption) under the photo of him in the Jan. 30 Stale Press an page 13 blam ing him fo r the D evils’ second-place standing in the Pac-M. Sam is one at the m ain cogs in the D evils’ offense. H is defensive a b ility »peaks tar itself. Blam ing Sam is totally out of line. He has played at 110 percent aB season long and is truly a team leader. “ Super” Sam is not to blam e for the D evils’ current standing, but U there should be blam e than it should fa ll on (form er acting athletic director) Bob Knox’s shoulder for not allow ing Sam to play in the Oregon State game. I V r - 'K it Mit Bert BeUtasoa D aaM cA leer Sspbsm ort Junior Communication C rim in al Justice E d ito r’s note: Sports Editor Jim Elsieger tells us the caption was in­ tended to to il of W illiam s’ bey role in getting the Sun Davila as high as second in theP a c ific -If conference, something theD evils haven’t come close to doing in years. —M JS I ( a n i n i \? A t ; f a u > \ I; \ ( ’ l i \ i i f o v ’ I? A 6-Inch m ini-pizza, a ll the* .salad you can e a t, plu s so ft drink r ' ONLY * 2 .9 9 Wf KNOW YOU'RE SHORT ON TIMM. SO CALL AHEAD AMD YOUR ORDER WILL S! 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CORNER OF NELL ft 1 0 $ ST. § g East 10th Stroot v SW Cornar of Tampe Cantor U P H O N E : K M -1234 A Pag« 6 State P re ss Thursday, January 3 1 , 1960 Sketching student tired o f sw itching classroom s 25* DRINKS Mi x e d d r i n k s & b e e r THURSDAYS 7:30 - 10:30 By EUea Haggerty ASU freshman K eith Hoffman is one of at least 40 pre-architecture students playing “ m usical classroom s” this semester. And Hoffman says he's sick and tired of it Hoffman is enrolled in D ES 160, a beginning sketching class that meets from 8:40 to 11:30 on Tuesdays and Thursdays in the R itte r Building on the corner of Terrace and Rural. Since the semester began, his class has changed rooms four tim es because of faulty room schedul­ ing, he sakL Hoffm an’s class was originally scheduled for room 140 in R itter. However, three architecture courses also were scheduled for that room, so he and the 14 other students in his class moved to room 180 in R itte r on Jan. 18. The follow ing Tuesday, his class had to move outside because two other 16-student classes also needed die SO-eeat room. Hoffm an’s class “ sat on the asphalt" outside the building and sketched in the fog that day, he ankl. He said that two days later, his class got to stay in room 198, but another class had to leave. On Tuesday, there was no space again for Hoff­ man’s class in room 198. However “ we heard there was a possible empty room in the Language and Literatu re B uildin g,’ ’ Hodman said. The class found an open room there, but had to leave after 90 m inutes to give the space to another fle a s scheduled for the room. “ F o r two weeks we’ve daoe absolutely nothing,” Hoffm an said. “ It’s not just a fun class. It’s very im portant to m e.” None of the faculty members who teach D ES 180 and 181 (advanced sketching) could be reached for comment. Dr. Rushia Fellows, the coordinator of pre­ professional studies in the College of Architecture, said he is trying to find extra rooms for TuesdayThursday and Monday-Wednesday classes. “ Space is a big problem on this campus,” he said. “ We really, don’t have space unless it ’s shared (between the sketching classes). ” Fellow s said the beginning sketching classes are designed so that each class spends one day draw­ ing inside and one day outside a week. However, he said, the rainy weather has prevented the classes from working outside. He said that “ as soon as it stops raining” the D ES 160 classes can begin alternating between the rooms and outside; Fellow s said the classes need sketching tables to work on, so m any rooms are not suitable to move to. “ I did fin d a -room in the L anguage and Literature Buikhhg,” he said, but since that room can only be used on Mondays and Wednesdays, “ we’re s till looking,” Fellow s said. Fellow s said the teachers were told about the situation. He said that even after the weather clears up, he would like to keep the extra classroom s Just in case they are needed later in the semester. Fellow s said the-weather was good until w ell in­ to last semester and there were not as many space problems. ASU to offer special courses intended for 'the 1980 lady' Tw o courses of particu lar interest to women, “ Philosophical Basis for Fem inist Theory” and "W ills fo r Women,” w ill be offered by ASU Conti­ nuing Education during February and March. The form er Is an eight-week course scheduled to run from 8:984:90 p.m. February 8 to M atch 98. w ill meet Wednesdays a t A rcadia High Hottest Country Rock it Swing 2003 N. Scotts. Rd. • 946-4859 JOIN THE CLUB 100 COPIES 4CXerox Copies* SAME ORIGINAL $ ¿ 9 9 * Become an AlphaGraphics University Club Member! 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Seismograph Servie» •wasiaiaav os a a v t m s o n c o m p a n y Thursday, January 31 ,1980 S ta ta P r— Citizens fo r (Tax R elief claims lawm akers pian to hait drive TUCSON (APX — The head of a group pushing an Arizona version of the PropooKion-lSU uc reform says the Legtolature is planning » spring tax-relief referendum to undermine the group’s ef­ fort. “ T his is being done sp ecifically to n id ify the ef­ fect of the in itiative drive,” said W illiam F. Heuisler, chairm an of Citizens for Tax R elief. “ And the legislators even adm it i t ” H euisler said the aim of the special election would be to “ h ill the voters into thinking they are already getting a il of the property tax re lie f they need.” But he said be hopes voters w ill “ use their good judgment and see this game far whet it is.” Carter says Caribbean vital, safe Carter, who declared last week that any outside threat to the oilrich Persian G u lf would be re­ pelled by m ilita ry force if necessary, was asked if the Caribbean also was considered of v ita l interest to the United States. “ Obviously,” Carter respond­ ed, “ the Caribbean is of great in­ terest to our country, and Is our doaest group of neighbors.” But he added, “ I see no m ilita ry threat to the integrity of the na­ tions in the Caribbean from an outside force, and therefore don't consider it necessary to define it as ooe of v ita l interest where m ilita ry action by our own coun­ try would be necessary to defend I t . . .(w ould not want to threaten m ilita ry force there.” Asked if “we do indeed have what it takes m ilita rily ” to redeem M s pledge to repel any Soviet threat to the Persian G u lf area. Carter said, “ I don't think it would be accurate fo r me to cla im that a t this tim e, or in the future, we expect to have enoum m ilita ry strength and enough m ilita ry presence there to defend the region un ilaterally .” The president said the United States would need “ cooperation” from nations "w ho are heavily dependent, even more than we are, on an uninterrupted supply of o il from that region” - a reference to Western Europe and Japan. In his Stats of the Union ad­ dress, Carter had said any out­ side effort to gain control of the Persian G u lf “ w ill be regarded as an assault on the v ita l interests of t e U nitai States of Am erican and such an assault w ill be repell­ ed by any means necaeaary, in­ cluding m ilita ry fores.” Heaven Is Here N ow Why Wait Until Death? A* a way af Ufa, E C K A N K A R provides the sp iritu a l to o ls that w ill e n a b le yo u to understand and experien ce your divine self arid the heavenly w orlds of Spirit (E C K ) in this lifetime. WMi E C K you loam to live in harm ony with life and handle your d ay to d ay situations from a higher view point with the joy that co m es with So u l. Local Information: 987-4866 Or Write: ECKANKAR International Office P.O. Box 3100 Manto Park. C A 94025 W ASHINGTON (A P ) — P re si­ dent Carter says ne sees no out­ side threat to the Caribbean area and therefore w ill not prem ise to use m ilita ry force to defend i t Carter thus declined to place the neighboring Caribbean in the same "v ita l interest” categor y as the P ersian G ulf. He also asserted that the United States would not be able, now or in the future, to defend the Persian G u lf area by itself. The p residen t m ade the statements Tuesday ha a question and answer session w ith visiting editors and broadcasters. The W h ite H ou se re le a s e d a transcript of the session Wednes­ day. 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PENTAX ICiooo *145.00 Papa 7 Page 8 State Press Thursday, January 31,1960 New science library to be constructed Ground tweaking for a new science and engineering lib rary is ex­ pected to taka place this summer, the U niversity lib rarian said Wednesday. ___ Donald Riggs said the lib ra ry w ill be built in the parking lot between the psychology and engineering buildings. ____ Riggs said additional lib rary space is necessary to accomodate the increasing number of students using the Hayden Lib ra ry Riggs said he expects the new lib rary, which w ill allow seating for over 1,080 students, to be completed by e arly 1982, and operational by that summer. The total budget for the lib rary is more than 18.4 m illion, with the m m h i i c Hi»i budget totaling more than $7.1 m illion. The rem aining money w ill go for fu ndahinp. fees and utilities, Riggs sakl._________ Step #2. A c a re e r in e n g in ee rin g . You to o k th e first s te p w h e n y p u e n ro lle d in college. T h e n o tio n of seein g y o u r ideas b e c o m e reality w as p ro b a b ly a m ajo r factor in y o u r decision to b e c o m e a n en g in ee r. N o w c o m es th e se c o n d step. D eciding w h ere y o u 're going to p u t y o u r id e a s a n d tra in in g to w ork. T en years ago, A dvanced M icro D evices h a d n o p ro d u c ts , z ero sales a n d eight o fth e best people in th e b u sin ess. Today;'Advanced Micro Devices has* m o re th a n 600 p ro d u cts, $200 b u llio n in sales a n d 8,000 o f th e b e st p e o p le in th e b u si­ ness. W e‘ w a n t m o re . If y o u 're a n en g in eerin g d eg ree can d id ate w ith a solid state p h y sics b ack g ro u n d , w e w an t you. Y ou'll w o rk fo r th e fastest g ro w in g integrated circuit p ro ­ d u cer in th e nation. You'll w ork w ith e n g in e e rs w h o se id e as have, b e c o m e reality. S tep to th e h e a d of th e class. Join A d v a n ce d M icro D evices. Advanced Micro Devices will be on the Arizona campus February5,1980. Contact the C areer Planning and Placement C enter for more inform ation ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES il "G otcha" As the parking eltuetlen on campus worsens, students sometimes resort to Megal means ot parking. ASU students participate in learning center design ic*«»h year Arm co, a steel corporauon based in Middleton, Ohio, in­ vites ‘§rtit r and engineering students at selected schools to develop a general topic of human needs. This year's subject is products that teach. A t ASU , 18 students of design science are participating. They are evoU ed in Design Project, a two-semester, senior-level class intended to sim ulate an industrial internship. T h t ASU students are working as a group to design learning centers _ areas where, for the most part, students work independently on taeks w hich reinforce m aterial already loomed. Step Into the world of . . . R o fh a r W o have a com pleta lina of Roffler* products. U H M fgg-7812 •28-2240 IW E.U n W srsH yO f (Arches Placa) Tampa MOO S. M ill A »a (Panelie Plata» Behind Dairy Owsen Tamps 1S46W. n asalina we. (Alpha Saia Plata) Maas. Arltona 86202 Hoars: Man.-Prl. SC; sai a-s Hoars: Men.-Prt. SC; Hour* Mon.-Pfi. sa. Sal.S S Thursday. January 31.1980 S tata P r a tt Paoa 9 DISCO V EG A S NIGHT February 2 Begins 8:00 p.m . K n ig h ts o f th e P y th ia s L o d g e (7th & A s h , T e m p e ) $ 3 .0 0 P la y M o n e y to g a m b le + 1 F re e D rin k — A ll d rin k s 5 0 c R ID E S F R O M H I L L E L C a ll th e o ffic e fo r d e ta ils — 967-7563 Who's Hughes? nut lo do iralnfi n lynrhm nm it ~***“ *’***■“ * InffioEnQlhowhoNowotgxtcocom muntcattonsFirst m Nqfr-fchnotoqy electronics. Your Iks» employer dftar graduation, perhapsi Bator* graduation, ask your placem an! o lllce whonHjghes Aircraft Company’s recruiters w l be on campus. Grog BeNard (Ml) ef evening date In AMI pteL teaohea A S U students the ekNIe o f dfcrtng from the bettom u p at an HUGHES C M fin g lfw w d ffV MM « M ciran iri Networks reject ad m submitted by Mobil NEW Y O R K (A P ) — What la more profitable — sn o il com­ pany or a television network? M obil Corp. says a network is, and it made a television com m ercial saying so. The networks say they w ill not run the com m ercial. “ I think it ’s censorship," M obil executive vice president Herbert Schm ertz said Wednesday. “ I don’t think their m otiva­ tion la to censor, but that is the result.” The networks said the decision to reject the ad was baaed on long-standiig policies against airin g com m ercials on controver­ sia l public issues and had nothing to do with the discussion of their profits. N BC also challenged the relevance of the com­ parison. The M obil com m ercial, which has run on stations in New Y ork, Washington and Lae Angeles, features a well-dressed man, described by M obil as a "security analyst-type," saying M ob il's profits were "b ig ,” but then noting that M obil spent more than $2.5 b illio n last year to find and produce o il and gas. "T o get profits in perspective,” the man in the com m ercial says, “ business analysts look at percentages. Just as you do when you open a savings account. Over the years, M obil has earned about the same profit percentage on money invested as the average for a ll m anufacturing industries— and less than for ABC CBS and N BC .” The com m ercial did not back up the statement, but in newspaper ads M obil cited figures on return on stockholders' equity — the amount of profit divided by the amount of money invested by shareholders. y «P AN EQUAL OWOtnUNITY EMPLOYER M/F THE CAREER-OPPORTUNITY COM PARISON TEST *■* Can you be working «4 a c M U n In the m o« «aee-of-the-art environment In the world? —a will s i your professional responsibilities be challenging and career-building In an entry-level position? Will your Initiative be encouraged and your capabilities visible ? o f =0 VWI yo« be offered a Une selection of accessible institutions where you can continue your education tuition free? «T Will the com prehensive training program you receive im mediately accelerate your pay level? Can you be shown exactly how far your potential wW take you in 5 years? C h e c k O u t T h e se PERFECT SCO R E CIVILIAN ENGINEERING OPPORTUNITIES AIR FO RCE SYSTEM S C O M M A N D ACTIVITIES Electric*! In d u strial M echanical Electronic A erospace M aterials # The Aeronautical Systems Division at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base has an assignment worthy of all the nights you've spent burning the m idnight o il—the planning, research, development, testing and acquiStton of all ll.S. Air Force aeronautical weapon systems Immediate civilian positions exist in turbine and ramjet engine technology, flight vehicle aerodynamics, structures, flight control and control design, materials research, navigation, communicadons. surveillance, recon­ naissance and weapons de Every. These j R K m m v \& r/]IQ 9 U ^ ^ k areas offer unrivaled A U H o p p o r t u n i t y for Innowrtfon ^ precedents stre tcN n g “WE DELIVER” y o u ra b lH ties team of pro­ O urcM Ean found Dayton, fessionals have place to live If Ohio, a super the open air. it's you Eke to breathe hustle suits your aE around. If city r In Dayton. Everything style, you can have it tortc Fort Meigs Is tucked Item King's Island to Ns Into a short drive. And Cincinnati *Eth It's professional sports, culture and night Efe Is right next door. NwdiMd» N«» Te* S»le F b is Med» b ï New T « * « "TH E FINEST PIZZA IN TEM PE" à é -ju x b fic b a ESSkEZtitf T J to a a v There's no red tape in com ing on board We can Nre you w rhout Bureaucratic delay. The Aeronautical Systems Division has been m ighty good at getting places fast. Let us teii you how we can do the same For your career 7 1 on -m n £ J u k i WE ARE INTERVIEWING ON CAMPUS FEBRUARY 13,1930 •67*3073 I 60S S. Mill, T tig « ^ IN THE PLACEMENT OFFICE. 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THURSDAY thru SUNDAY JAN. 31 to FEB. 3 SHOWTIME 7 00 p.m. ONLY ' H I i S i' N ' C iM M A , ; ■ A ‘ >; •’ f v f i- (■>^' T H I V U iV ; *>! ' ' ' ■ \ V ■ i A 11 H V A l M ercury vapor can k ill, A SU safety o fficer says By Jasale Johnseo E v e r wonder where the name "M ad H atter” came from ? Back in the days when men wore ta ll, stiff top hats, a vary d o n e, m etallic liquid waa used around the band of the.hat to kaap it stiff. This li­ quid, m ercury, em itted a vapor that, when absorb­ ed through tte skin, drove people mad. This is the warning given by Dole S. Partridge, U niversity safety officer, who said the little , unobtrusive thermometer in everyone’s home can be deadly. “ If the early symptoms of m ercury poisoning go to the point of dtorupting bodily functions, it can be fo u l,” Partridge said. This would most lik e ly only occur over a period of tim e in w hich the person has been repeatedly exposed to m ercury vapor, he added. The U niversity health and aofety deportment has received four c a lls in the past two months to clean up m ercury sp ills. F o r relatively m inor sp ills, a Vacupick is used to pick up the hidden m ercury globules in cracks and crevices. “ If we’ve got quite a b it of m ercury, we have to tear the baseboards to get every piece out,” P a r­ tridge said. WE HAVE CROSS COUNTRY EQUIPMENT ALW AYS AVAILABLE FOR SALE OR TRY OUR RENTAL SERVICES. Cross Country Skier's Special RENT ONE SET OF SKIS A T FULL PRICE. GET THE SECOND SET AT V4 PRICEI Offer good through Feb. 5,1960 STUDENTS GET 16% DISCOUNT Eventually this w ill isad to various sid s effects, including excess salivation, tremor», nervous and m ental disorders and vom iting, he said. The biggest m ercury spill» occur in engineering laboratories and w ith “ anybody that w as m er­ cu ry." “College Tours” Presents MAZATLAN '80 Spring Break l ,000 College Students Eight Days - Eight Nights: 'IS ? 9* Trip Includes train transportation from Nogalea to M azatlan and b eck, lo d g in g — four to e room . F re t co ckta il party each nig h t, p lu s m any other ben efits. Plan A — Leave Frid a y afternoon, M arch 7th. R eturns to A rizo n a Saturday m orning, M arch 15th. Plan B — Leave Saturday afternoon, M arch 8th. R e­ turns to A rizon a Sunday m orning, M arch 15th. O p tion — Sloaping cab in on train, o n ly 520 par poraon round-trip. A 320.00 non-refundabie d ep o sit la required to reserve your trip . M all C h eck o r M oney O rder to: 235 EAST DESERT PARK LANE, PHOENIX, AZ. 31020 WITH ASU 1.0. ON A LL R SO U LAR LV PRICED M ERCHANDISE If you sro interested In teeming how to Cross Country Ski snd Winter Survivel Techniques, come in or cell ue about our ''Encounters'* Program. | When a ll foe globules are gathered, foe floor is dusted with diatomaeeous earth, a m aterial that picks up any left-over m ercury and retains it. ' “ We sweep foe whole room very carefu lly twice and gather it in a plastic container. Then we dispose of It in our regular toxic waste disposal,'' he said. M ercury is used in thermometers to maemre tem poral!im *"d in manometers to measure a ir pressure. If one of these breaks and the “ quick silv e r” gets into foe a ir, it w ill vaporise and hang there for days. Exposure to m ercury gas in foe a ir w ill cauee skin and eye trrito tk n s, Partridge said. Because the liq uid is ao dense, when it is inhaled it w ill rem ain in a person's system fo r some time. If the same person is exposed to another m ercury sp ill, the chem ical accumulates in Ms body. F o r add itio nal inform ation ca ll Phoenix 233-5017 • T u cso n 209-5340 N am e____________ _______________________ A d dress__________________________________ C ity _______ ___ State_________ Z ip -----------Phone ------------------------ -— ------------ ^ - - -— Iwant Plan A ___P lanS----- Sleeper ----ASU Thursday, January 31, I960 Stats P rass Pao# 11 Carter says increased oil cost may worsen economic future prices of about S percent Just this week. Charles L. Schultze, the chairm an of C arter’s Council of Econom ic Advisers, acknowledged to reporters that “ should o il prices rise significantly more’ ’ than the forecast, “ it would cause us some trouble.” Schultze also said the adm inistration projects the increase in domestic o il prices at about 30 per­ cent. Domestic o il prices would rise more than the world pr ice as the result of Carter’s program to lift existing controls from domestic prices. The annual economic report, which was prepared by the Council of Econom ic Advisers, was even more explicit about how another m ajor increase in o il prices could affect the economy in USO. “ A s in 1171, a m ajor threat to the outlook is that O P E C decisions about prices and production may lead to increases in world o il prices that go w ell beyond those announced recently,” it said. “ such a development would, in the short run, add to the restraint on the economy exerted by o il pricee, exacerbóte inflation and lead to lower economic growth and higher unemployment,” it added. The report said the increase in O PEC prices last year was equivalent to a tax increase on Am ericans of $53 billion. W ASHINGTON (A P ) — Another sharp increase in w orld o il prices could seriously worsen the already gloomy outlook fo r the nation’s economy this year, Preskkw t C arter and Ms advisers said Wednesday. In addtMen, the president said inflation alm ost certainly w ill be worse if workers try to recover aO of the increase in last year’s energy costs throv«h higher wages tM s year. •The most im m ediate problem in 1M0 is to en­ sure that last year’s sharp increase in energy prices does not result in a new sp ira l of price and wage increases that would worsen the underlying inflation rate for many years to com e," Carter said in his annual economic report to Congress. The report repeated the adm inistration's forecasts of a m ild recession in the firs t h a lf of tw o w ith unemployment risin g to 7.5 percent and com w m r prices increasing 10.4 percent this year and t J percent in lflU . Prices increased 13.3 per­ cent la st year. But as bad as they are, those forecasts assume w orld o il prices w ill increase only slightly more than the rate of inflation, o r not much more than 10 percent This seems especially optim istic since the Organisation of P etroleum Exporting Coun­ tries doubled their prices in the past 12 months. In addition, Saudi A rabia and several other o il producers announced new increeses in their o il GW EN'S OFFICE SERVICES A professional secretarial service that provides feet, reliable, accurate, guaranteed work. C a ll o r drop Into our o ffic e for: • F a s t/ A c c u ra te T y p in g • N o ta ry S e rv ic e s • R e su m e s — ty p e d a n d / o r d e sig n e d LAK ESH O R E g a r d e n s o f f i c e p a r k EX E C U T IV E SU ITE 4659 S o . 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Boom h * ne* 12 S tate P re m Thursday, President's '81 budget to aid poor W ASHING TO N (A P ) — President Carter’s electionyea r urban budget ca lls for in­ creased housing assistance for the poor w hile im posing austerity on local govern­ ments whose federal aid w ill feel the harsh bite of inflation. Housing experts say the boost in housing funds won’t m ake up for past cutbacks in C arter budgets. Even so, they believe it w ill be tough to win congressional approval of the iam urban plan. This paradox typifies the pres iden t's m i budget, a spending plan that treads a dahcate line between politics, fisc a l austerity, defense in­ creases and efforts to improve the face of urban A m erica. "The bottom lin e is this: We'd lik e more, but we’U take w ind we can get,” says a con p a ssio n a l housing expert, w hs ashed not to be named. The budget’s m ain urban fo a l is to help poor and m oderate-incom e fa m ilie s fin d decent bousing. The president is asking Con­ gress to subsidise an addi­ tional 300,000 housing units in flse o l M l , w hich begins Oct. I. That’ s an increase of 29 per­ cent above this year’s 240,392 units. C arter is seeking a budget authorisation of $32 billion for this program , up $5.6 billion fro m fis c a l 1980. T his represents the cost of sub­ sidies over several decades; actual spending in 1981 would total $5.5 billion, a 20 percent increase. Funds w ill be used for new construction and rent sub­ sidies. In addition, some money can go to rehabilitate, old, dilapidated public housing th a t M o o n L a n d r ie u , secretary of Housing and U r­ ban Development, ca lls “ a na­ tional disgrace.” Water issue said to be near collapse TUCSON (A P ) — If represen­ tatives of Arizona agriculture do not m ake more concessions, an effort to com prom ise on a state groundwater law reform pro­ posal w ill fa ll apart, says a par­ ticipant in the process. "The chances are pretty good the negotiations w ill come ■■glued about F rid a y ,” the Taceea Ctdseo Wednesday quoted a source as saying. It identified the ■•■rce only as someone involved In the com prom ise effort. The negitiations are being con­ ducted in private, with Gov. ■ w ee B abbitt’s direct involve­ m ent, as a way to reach settlem oat on a proposal to present to gW Legislature for water-law The CM sea reported that its • m irc e s a id a g r ic u ltu r a l repceeaatatives are holding out We u s u »salons from m ining and arhaa M e re st on virtu a lly every petot of the proposals. The ■ewapaper quoted its source as m yiag the ag ricultural position W: ‘ ‘We w ill not give up one drop W w atsr without compensation. ” A 31,1960 Home Cooking With a Touch of Soul THE BOARDWALK RESTAURANT Cocktail Lounge - Supper Club 2090 E . A P A C H E B L V D ., T E M P E Between M cClintock and Price Open S p.m . to 1 a.m . Sat. 8 Sun. 4-1 p .n . $3.50 DINNER S P E C IA L 3 p.m. to 1 am. 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M U E R RD S u ite 114 S co ttsd a le OFEN N on FO R G LA S S E S Thru ♦25 tat FRIDAY, FEB R U A R Y 1 7 & 9 p .m . each evening SATURD AY FEB R U A R Y 2 TH U R S., JA N U AR Y 31 - 0:30 & 10:30 FRI., FEB R U A R Y 1 - 11:00 S A T ., FEB R U A R Y 2 -11:00 SUN. FEB R U A R Y 3 - 6:00 & 10:30 THE HARDER THEY COME - reggae - ROCK N' ROLL HIGH SCHOOL - The Ramones TH U R S., JA N U AR Y 31 - 8:30 p.m. S U N ., FEB R U A R Y 3 - 8:30 p.m. ASASU NEEB HALL FILM SERIES FEB R U A R Y 7 , 8 8 9 B y Dave Nefbergall W ith the two bottom taams in the Pac-10 rolling into town, you would thinfc the Sun D evils would be prepared to have a fun weekend playing basketball before the home folks with nothing much to w orry about. Wrong. “ If you’re up at the top of the conference but s till not in first place, you can't afford to lose a game,” ASU coach Ned W ulk said. “ A mustw in is alw ays a pressure situation. Once again, we’re facing teams w ith nothing to loae and everything to gain.” A fter meeting C alifornia tonight, the D evils w ill host Stanford at 3:30 p.m. Saturday on regional television. W ulk is hoping for s good student turnout for the T V game. On a BIG S C R EE N — jn a SPACIO U S TH EA TER A tth a LOW , LOW PRICE of just $1.00 Make It a point to see ",Anim al H ouse"at N EEB H ALL a n im a i , n a u ta H EW LETT PACKARD GIVE TO ORIENTATION TUES., FEB. 5 * 4:00 pm • STUDENT UNION Com a Hom e To Granny-Annies Featuring Granny-Anala'a "InLaw* ano Out-law*" the emglng «altara and «mit­ rasse* Every evening. Con* tinuou* from • p.m . A apocini tram al no aitra eoat. 1000 E. Broadway. Tampa SSS-T7S4 TUOI. Stetson Or., Scottsdale MS-0700 CAM PUS INTERVIEWS WED., H i. 6 THURS, FIS. 7 FOR MAJORS IN: ciFCTRICAL ENGINEERING • COMPUTER SCIENCE M B A • M ECHANICAL ENGINEERING CHEMICAL ENGINEERING • SU M M ER EMPLOYMENT P e je 14 State Pr— Thursday, January 31,1960 ■COUPON SPECIAL' CARPETS IvfT h e C h e ap sk ate o f A rizo n a For DORMS. ARTS., CARS. ALL SIZES. New A Used. 9 X 12 i . jT* ly s o E xclu siv e in A riz o n a ! C o m e in an d See Them r * L *'«* H < ssssssM ism ] U s e d C a rp o ! Title hunt is on The Pro-|et Skate with Rhino Boot is Here! * r 9 CARPET HOUSE II doesn’t take a college basketball expert to see that something’s •w ry in the Pac-10 this season. Two things in particular catch the eye • f Sun D e vil fans. U C L A is » 1 from the top of the standings and ASU is only a half-gam e away. Talent-wise, die Bruins probably are as good as anyooe else. But the hey in the Pac-10 seems to be experience, and that is what U C LA is The Bruin s returned only one starter from last year’s PA C cham pions— K ik i Vandewegbe. U C L A is m u a live m athem atically, but math is not one of the better subjects far mast Pac-10 basketball players. It is highly unlikely that the three front-runners — Oregon State, ASU and Washington State — w ill jo in in a mass collapse, which is what it would take for the Bruins to even tie for the con ference title. There are five seniors on the team, led by Vandewegbe, centers DarreD A lla n s »mt G ig Sim s and forward Jam es W ilkes. But the Bruins have been starting freshman guards this year in Rod Foster and M ichael Hoiton. Freshm an D arren Daye can play either forward or guard for U CLA. Along w ith ASU guard Byron Scott, he is reputed to be one of the top players out of die C alifornia prep ranks last year. The lr s f iif lo o tin g Beavers s till have the best shot at the title. Steve Johnson is the top center in the conference, R ay Blum e and M ark Rad­ ford form a guard tandem which rivals die U C LA Ham iiton-Holland duo of la st year, and Dwayne A llen and Rob Holbrook are very consis­ tent in the forw ard spots. aaoSwaSMSl* i i L. 1516 E. Van Butan Phoenix « a f f ig e r MONDAY THROUÛH THURSDAY i 80c OFF ON RENTALS WITH COUPON G r ü n e w a ld & A d a m s D ia m o n d C ln b P la n * '% No intercut— No carrying charges IS months to pay P u rch a se any diam ond engagem ent ring •with a sm all dow n paym ent, on approved cre d it and m ake 12 m onthly paym ents — in te re st tree. Y o u can T R U S T G runewaumpA dams A f in — J» » ilm ■>. ( . IM S K O S E . C ia M l9 a. il K X / P X tS S M S P I ® M .a li.m f llt la W O w iS w m y Pac-10 stats S s s Rh i 1. Port CoM fia. W atU n g lan S t 2. K M Van.MUW A X UCLA X K m M M ■M ux ASU X JM M a M B ,U A x m » a > m i. Stanford L M m M viaon, Oregon S t 7 Hay Stan.a, Oregon St 4 P u rriaM War. 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ASU is favored in the meet, but BYU will provide the Devils with stiff competition, which they will need in preparation for a trip to Oregon to two week«. Oregon upeet No. 2 ranked UCLA last week. Robinson will be looking for some top performances from Ms crew «p i i a t the Cougars as they bead into the meat of their conference schedule. “Oregon will definetd y be our toughest competition this year," Robinson said. Tha task Robinson faces will be tough enough, and soma injuries to key personal, like freshman Jeff Vanyek, are making things even tougher. Vanyek is recovering from an appendectomy and will miss the BYU m eet Bruce Barclay will fill the spot vacated by the freshman. B iitom n will have to rely heavily on Barclay to the all-around, and the sophomore is also going to be especially important in Ms specialty, the still rings. AtS-foot-2, Barclay is the tallest of the ASU gymnasts, and possibly the moat surprising. “I’m really happy with Barclay’s performances thus far,’’ Robinson said. “He has been doing a great Job for us, I really couldn’t ask for much m ore.’’ After die BYU m eet the Sun Devils will travel to New Mexico next week before Mtting the West Coast. Over 1000 to select from, all fully assembled with excellent warranty and service. •Modeledeeorlbedmeywy from models pictured ........................... *210. M AN Y OTHER BIKES ON SALE Tempe Bicycle Shop 0 Q 2 S e A A ill C lo s e d Sun. 966~6896 Cornar 8th & Mill IF Y O U K N O W TH E N AM E O F A M E R IC A ’S TA LLEST P R E S ID E N T YO U KN OW TH E NAM E OF ONE O F A M E R IC A ’S ■AR G EST FE IN S U R A N C E C O M P A N IE S . Devil day on tap Even the hardiest of sports fans will have a difficult tim e haaping up with Sun Devils athletes this weekend as Super Sun Devil Saturday unfolds. The day will kick off a t 10 a.m . when the men’s tennis team meets Badlands a t the Whiteman Tennis Center. At noon, the an­ nual alumni baseball game will feature the IMS Sun Devils against Sun Devil stars of the NOW past. The women’s tennis team will meet WCAA rival Cal SUge-Long Beach a t 1 p.m., the Stanford basketball game will tip off at 3:00 and the women’s teem will meet UA at 6 p.m. to the Activity Center with Pac-10 wrestling — ASU vs. Oregon —to follow a t I. In addition, the ASU archery team will host the ASU Indoor Open all day. We are offering a policy of econom ically priced life insurance* protection. A $25,000 policy would require a monthly automatic bank check premium of only: M a le Female Age 18-30 Age 35 Age 40 *7.46 *7.78 *8.73 *7.03 *7.28 *8.83 ‘Annual nenew We Tern» — Premium# increeee "4th age. P lease call Jim Corcoran or Jerry M arcs: 956-9710 or return coupon below for additional Inform ation w ithout tha least obligation on your part. 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CdtUenda is com it« off an 86-55 beating suffered at the hands r f confereace leader O re « » SUte. The B e an , a 74-63 loser to 45U m B a ld ly , are one of the youngest teams in the conference with three freshm en in the starting lineup. . .. . Forw ard Doug True is the leader of the team, averaging 14.8 points and S J rebounds a game. True, a 6-foot-8 senior, is a 4-year starter for the B cara,havii» failed to start only one game in his career. The other front-line perform ers for the Bears are 6-foot-7 forward D arrell H aley and 6-foot-ll center M ichael P itts. w hocam e to t^ l wtto a list of honors alm ost as long as the California lis t of possible basketh ^ ^ D e rt» ’ Saturday encounter w ith Stanford promises to be an in­ teresting one. The Cardinals took Oregon State down to the w ire in a tortoise and the tortoise race 18-16 Monday. Tbegam e w ill m atch the P A C ’s No. 1 and12rebounders » B a M > K im berty Belton and the D evils' K u rt Nimphius. Belton ranks fifth in theconference scoring derby with a 17.6 average_ cardinals Stanford assistant coach Cory Russell said * w ere as surprised as anyone about the outcome of the Oregon State *^ W e never thought it would become a game ------j do it (stall) for about two minutes at the start, but tney let ironic Clung to that they hold U * b.U t o JOIN GTE LEHKUHTS CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM! As an sspiring engineering professional, you're alreedy aware of OTE LENKUW* Inter­ national reputation in the State-oMhe-Art design and manufacture of video, voice end data communication systems and related electronic equipment. NOW YOU CAN BECOME A PART OF THAT HIGHLY REPUTED TEAM...you can work with the best! We supply communication systems to the Telephone Industry...to railroads...power ig a m e t i^ '^ B 1' everyone starts scream ing about a tim e ^ W r ik M id l» u £ * s toe reason Stanford was able to poof the game was because the Beavers shot poorly in the firs t half. 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Moscow, the site of the 1M0 Summer O lym pic Games, and the rest of the Soviet Union is under Qre from the United States and other Western countries and some Moslem nations fo r the m ilita ry “ intervention” into Afghanistan by an estimated 100,000 Red A rm y troops. President C arter's deadline for a Soviet w ith d ra w a l from Afghanistan is Feb. 30, hardly tim e enough, some experts say, for the Soviets to move 100,000 troops and their equipment even if they intended to do so. A boycott, w ith the United States Olym pic Committee’s recent support, appears imminent. Canada, West Germ any and Saudi A rabia have expressed their support of the U.S. stand. “ I have some very m ixed emo­ tions about a boycott and pro­ bably would have to preface my statement by saying the situation in Afghanistan is probably a lot worse than it seems,” ASU women’s track and O dd coach Roger K e rr said. “ Two weeks ago, I would have said T hope we don’t boycott,’ now because of the w orld situation, a boycott is alm ost inevitable.” The A fg han people are prisoners w ithin their own coun­ try, and in a way, Am erican athletes training fo r the summer games are prisoners in their country also — they probably won’t get to go to the Olym pics. Moscow, tf the Games are s till held there, w ill be a city without children. AD school age children reportedly are to be sent out of the city for the length of Games so they won’t be exposed to Western influence, decadence and politics — something that is not supposed to be a part of the Games. “ We’ve (U.S.) been influential in m aking the O lym pics a p o litical football,” K e rr said. “ In IMS in M exico C ity we had the M ack athletes (boycott).. .in ac­ tuality, aD three past O lym pics and this one have bean p o litically involved.’’ Steve Scott, the No. 3 1,300 meter man in the w orld and best m ile r in the U .S., said he is in sup­ port of a boycott “ I kind of feel the same way as the articles (State Press stories on the boyostt in w hich coaches and athletes have been largely in support of the action) printed,” Scott said. “ I’ve fe lt that way from the beginning, especially after President C arter’s State-ofthe-Unionaddreas.” “The Russians are going to go along with the games,” Scott said. “I don’t think the sits will rhnngs because the Internationel Olym pic Committee Is too chicken to move. Lord Ktllanin has the power to move them." So, the Soviet capital w ill be chHdMw and boycotted by a large part of the, intamational community. And rightfully so Scott thinks. ‘Thegoalaf the Olympics is to bring together aD peaceful natieos of tbs world. It’s wrong to hold them In Russia haanuee they’re an aggreeer and dsee to cutting off eur oil suppiias.” NBC has installed a multi mllMea dollar system to talevtao the Games which wiD bo loft ia fhs Soviet Union after their cemplotku. Anwricaa dollars and tadmakgr apparently wIB net ha , uaatf to televise Am erican atldalm. ‘1 think it would be a good idea If a ll gw tejevietre would pull out,” Scott said. “ They (Soviets) want to show the rest of the world what a great nation they are, which is a bunch of baloney.” One argument against the boycott is that the athletes, not the Soviets, are the ones hurt by the boycott. ‘T o devote an entire life to that one moment in four years is not a sm art thing to do,” Scott said “ I’ve got a number of goals, I Railroad Ties I I and Power Polos | THE UPSTAIRS PUB SPECIAL CAB LE SPO O LS IWTY HOUR 4-7 EMI, M l Owf Qraat for Dorma 4 Apt*. •s EM Tabla«, Plant Stand«. (Ondar4T (Ovar«r Diamatar) Dtamatar) plea for money, Scott said, ‘T h e people, not the government i the athletes and I would go i with the m ajority of the people.” Various plans for an alter- and the Olym pics, even though it ’s a m ajor goal, I can’t be too upset (to miss it),” Scott said. “ Maybe when I'm 30 my view w ill change.” Going along with the USOC Pitchers M.50 Heineken (Bottles) 95* 3 " ft 4 " I---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 YOUR CHOICE 50% I I l I I l Off On Any Sandwich Coupon good 1/19/80 to 2/28/80 Lim it O ne Coupon per Purchase U U C5310 E. Washington 273-6996 Near Legend City Mon. - Sat. 6-5 Cloaad Sunday 4 th & M ill 9 6 7 -9 0 2 5 (Above Spaghetti C o .) 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A. 2 persons per one bed compartment (with bathroom) J COMPARTMENTS LEFT B. 4 persons per two bed compartment (with bathroom) j OPTION 2: Two people par room $40.00 extra per person. - (16 ROOMS LEFT) A $20.00 non refundable deposit It required to reserve your trip. The balance le due 30 days before departure. Mall a check or money order to College Tours, 236 E. Desert Perk Lane, Phoenix, Arizona 86020. For additional infor­ mation call 263-6017... I To inaura your reservation fill out the Information below end eend a $20.00 check or money order to C O LLEG E TOURS, 236 E. Desert Perk Lane, Phoenix, AZ 86000 Roommates (if known) Name ______________________________ Phone No. --------------------------- -------------------------------- A d d re s s __ __________________________ C ity --------------- ------- ------------------------- I will want: Plan A . Plan B . Option 1A IB _ ZIP--------------- Option 2 A.S.U. Pao« 18 Stai« P ress Thursday, January 31,1960 M o sco w called poor Gam es site native to tbs Moscow Games have pepped up and P resident Carter has pledged 9500 m iffim to stage such games. “ A ltern ative games would re ally be great,” K a rr said, “ especially tf they were held in M ontreal or M exico C ity .” A SV men’s track and field coach Len M ille r said the alter­ native games would be nice “ as a ate a ll milestones that our athletes can meet to establish themselves,’’ M ille r said. substitute for the Olym pic Games per se, as long as the games stay intact and are attended by most countries.” “ I don’t feel the Olym pics have to be held for the year to be meaningful,” M ille r said. “ L ike Steve Scott, if he stays healthy he’ll break the w orld record in the m ile, that would be meaningful. ‘T o place in the Pac-10 meet, to place in the National A A U meet E V E R Y T H IN G G O E S ! P O L E S * B IN D IN G S • B O O TS P A R K A S • S U IT S • B IB S • PA N TS • S W E A T E R S •S K IS ^B R A N D NEW 1980 SKIS, BOOTS & CLOTHING w re ENTIRE STOCK "MID-SPORT 220” SKI (hi MOM'S AND LADIES' SKI PARKAS ggn Alpine fii™ DesiGns S pecial Purchase 1st QUALITY M EN 'S AND LADIES' SKI PARKAS • VESTS AND BIBBERS 1979-80 STYLES AND COLORS S u n set h a s m ade a sp ecial purchase from A lp in e D esig n s and is p assin g the savings on to yo u l G o o se dow n parkas and vests for both m en and ladies. A lso p o lyfill bibs. T h ese are a ll 1979-60 sty le s and are availab le in m any different co lo rs. Select factory Iit s . An «M y turning bacauaa of •van flax distribution. Fiber­ glass ski buMt in the polyurattiana intaction-m olded sys­ tem. A great ski at tional price. 'SECURA MEDIUM" SKI Designed tor the recreational ■klar ttiat w ants tha ski to grow with h it ability. Handles well on hard anota and la easy to turn. $10099 "FLEX” RACING SKI 25*017 Flechara top-ot-tha-lina racing ski la priced juat right for you now) This high energy ski will out-partorm them all. ENURE STOCK N O W ... *1795 RAONG CUT "TURBO" SM The entire sto ck o f W hite 8tag “ M ountain G o a t,” “E x p e rtise ,” and “A ctio n S p o rts” ski parkas are m arked dow n 29% o ff our everyday low price«. These are top q u ality ski parkiss w ith that perfect stylin g fo r the serio u s skier. HANSON CITATION R ♦119“ The "Racing Cut Turbo" la tar tha sklar emo la ready to make that big atap Into aartaua •Ming. $10099 l £ 3 au •JU K H O N T M EN'S "M AGNUM " Reg. 8190.60 0 9 LADIES' "ARPEGE' ' Reg. 9198.00 SKI BOOTS *129” Recreational boot with cu stom fit for com fort and sk iin g perform ance. IN PHOENIX • 3618 W. Northern Ave. • 3107 E. M ien School Rd. IN TEMPE • 021 E Southern Ave. Veer Chotee ♦89" C h o o se from either o f these versetile recreational b o o ts. A great boot value In e com plete range o f sizes. Open Weekdays 9:09 to 9:09 Saturdays 19:00 Is ?W9 10:09 le I M Thursday, January 31,1960 S tats P ress Papa I t More about PAC race tightening, but where's m rntm m t Bern peg« M Oregon S tate does not have the schedule in its favor, however, still having to face UCLA and Southern Cal on the road, not to inention W ashington S tate in Pullm an. Then the last weekend of the season, ASU will visit C orvallis for the gam e th at could decide the league crown. Washington S tate m ight be playing the best basketball in the con­ ference right now. The Cougars rolled up an im pressive victory over the Bruins last Saturday. They still m ust m ake the Los A n g ela trip, but have the top two team s in the PAC, OSU and ASU, a t home. The schedule favors W ashington State. Now as for ASU, the Sim Devils have ju st two road trips rem aining, but they indude both the B eavers and Cougars. The Devils have ju st com e off th eir biggest victory over UA since 1971, only to be dropped out of the U PI top 30. ASU’s only conference loss cam e a t the hands of Oregon S tate without the services of sta rte rs Alton L ister and Sam W illiams, who w ere declared ineligible for the gam e. The first round of the NCAA regionals this y ear a re in the Activity C enter. It is yet to be determ ined w hether the PAC champion will go to W eber S tate for the first round or come to Tempe. In aU liklihood, BYU will win the W estern A thletic Conference crown. Should th at happen, the Congers would go to W eber State, where gam es will be played Thursday and Saturday. The Tem pe gam es will be played on a F riday and Sunday form at. BYU will not play on Sunday. Should the Pac-10 race end in a tie, there will be a one-gam e playoff to determ ine the champion for NCAA seeding purposes. A coin toss would determ ine the site of the playoff. So if ASU and Oregon S tate ended up in a tie, there would be a playoff, even if the B eavers had already beaten ASU twice. If there is a three way tie, coin tosses will determ ine which of the three gets a bye and the sites of the gam es. The reason for all this m m confusion is th at the champion gets a bye in the first round of playoffs. Two team s each will advance from the Tem ps and W eber S tate regionals into the F a r West Regional a t Tucson. A nnounc»m»nt» H alp Wanted_____ DISCOVER ECKANKAR. A «W ot Ms, a •ptrituel path unique to Sadi boM and adven­ turesome indMduM »ho sssks ths saisonal riam atisi! o l aaM an# Sod F Mm and dtocu» M enThw red»y.4an.> l.TJta.00p.m ..M U2l4. BI08V8TEM S INSTITUTE, S ch ool of Rasplraui*» Therapy, W asoapMng «ppHceIlona tor basic scWwcs inatruciows) to toceh the follow ing coursas Introductory Chemistry. Phyalss, Awwsmy 8 Fhytootogy. W»«h. Pr»toreno»«rMl be p h a n to m indhrtduM with a S S . 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Pots__________ __ S438 or M a a n a ______________ ■ a n d . «b condRWnad. m b »d in t eond. 26*«■«82581»«j manine» ________________ IMS OLDS, «apart oondMton. Four near new premium «1res. New brshas. Needs body work, upholstery. 5*00 firm. Osya 585-7572. evenliiuc SM 5125_______________________ ISO REWARD tor tha i««um of tumltura When from Barclay'» No question» aakad Anunpto ty 8uaranl aod.CoM Larry «H i aa w a _______ «maaa-itao._________________ OELIVERV HELP wanted. Musi M m own ear wHh waursnoa. flood pay. thrao iMgMs a week. Tony*» ItaMan Food, 557.2P41.________ iaaa c o r v e tte , «m m somwebn. w . «- Personal________ _ Ruppi» _______ t i l _______ FR EE ROOM * BO ARD HI Rad a brother, sister or retathre «tending ASU. rd tall thorn how to obtain FR EE ROOM k BOARD. In ordar to do that thay would •knpty naad to purchase a homo to Tampa rathar than rant. There art many way# to purchase including oo-algnara and FH A 846'a. Rant monay it «pant money Why n d have your roommatoa rent from you? And, when it come« time to graduate and ta ll, too appreciation may pay tor graduate or profesatonM achoot. Call ma tor more detail« or tow oath to loan homo« around ABU. WRBUAAAMTIS I ■ wweaai aa>year haaaa, wewMbuyM. THArS AFACTII A b K for P u l P— Wo • 1 1 -1 1 1 4 o r >20 S t f P f s » T h u fd a y , January 31.1900 FEBRUARY 8,1980 That's a date that may be very significant to your career. That's the date that DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION will be interviewing people who want to explore a career with the largest producer of minicomputers in the world. 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