/ R o ses are red, but carnations are cheaper By K jr* F m . . . .. If you received a dozen long-stem rad roaea for Vaienune a Day, you may not realise the high price of love. In Tempe the average person hit by Cupid’s arrow today will soend $25 to $40 on love with red petals and a long green stem Sending a dozen roaea to someone on Saint Valentine’s Day is - • tradition but economically-minded sweethearts are finding alternatives to the rising price of roses. Flower shops in Tempe are selling as many spring flower arrangements as they are roses because of the scarcity of roses and the cheaper price of carnations. _ _ _ . , A, "We are selling a lot of Hearts k Flowers, the FTD Valentine arrangem ent, and other spring flowers. They are cheaper than roam ," said W alter Rumney. manager of Phoenix Flower Shop, 2800 S. Mill Ave. The price of spriigtim e arrangem ents varied among flonsts but carnations average $15 a dozen and mixed arrangements sta rt at approximately $10. The average price for a dozen roses is $32.50. . Flower shop managers agreed they are selling all types of ar­ rangements but roses are still the most popular and expensive "Roam are sentimental. College boys won’t hesitate to spend $5 on a rose for their girls,’’Rumney said. Even if 14college boys** will not hesitate to spend money on roam, they may not be able to. There is a shortage of room but that’s common a t this tim e of year, Rumney said. "Growers aren’t prepared for this. They should expect it but thursday Arizona State University state February 14, 1980 Vol. 62, No. T$ C Copyright, Stato Proso, IMO Tam p«, Arizona Finance group proposes lower A SA SU pay raise By Lori Wolaranb The Amodated Students Sanate Finance Com­ m ittee will recommend a pay increase for ASASU executive officers $400 to $M0 lem than what President Susie Eastridge requested. Eastridge requested increases of $M0 for presi­ dent and $$M for the throe vice presidents. Hie rfo m i—nd that the student officers receive a pay in cr seas ef $»8. Activities Vice Preaidant Lori Tanner said the pay inaraaae Is aaam anry to hasp the officer’s salai im la pmparttoa m th a pay Inereeem of other calai ladamplepaae at hWMKI. "If you hase emptayesa warhtag for you who earn am re thanyou é s, It’s unbalanced,’’ she m id. Eastridge was unavailable for comment. Currently, oM ean are paid I M I tar 18 « o d i. The Eastridge **“ *** *** w MOT " remardito* wants to Mailt 1the Fiaaaee Commiti*ii it for the there is ae reason to # v a ■a that ns money,” Keith W lbeiaaid. Executive Vtoa President gam why pay The committee now is in the procem of planning next year’s budget Their tentative recommenda­ tions will ha submitted to the entire Senate next week for its comideration. The budget is then sent to Eastridge for her approval and then to the pro­ ved. Meanwhile, the committee recommended an $«,888 incraaae in the money allotted to dm callage Wibei said the raise from $14,«8 to $8M $t ■ justified because “It la batter to put the money more on a gram r ests level Instead of an adm inistrativeone.” The also will recommend that the Speaker’s program receive an increase from $18,888 to $$$,$09. Alao, It sigfw tori that some boards and services be retained In name only and not financed. The mmmittoa proposed that the Cultural Af­ fair* Board not be financed, but two of its pro­ gram s, the Jam scrim and the Poetry Honorarium, be moved to tbs Concert Scrim and the Speaker's program respectively. A kw jt was suggested that Consumer Services be kept in name only and that the Inform a tion Offloor ha oMmiaatod because they overlap with other ASASU services. The committee ala* will recommend to the Senate Mmt funding for Exaeutlv* Contingency bo revised In the bylaws. Draft counseling Loyalty oath available soon betrayed? Page 3 Page 6 I sue AIM student i* waning h> the Paha WSNl The U.S. Weather Servi* The law is alive . Page 8 Trackman sells soles Page 11 Page 2 State Praas Thursday, February 14,1960 Goldwater: boycott may stop Russians In t h e n e w s b r ie fly from the Associated Press U.S. AGREES TO HOSTAGE RELEASE PLAN Tha Unltad Stataa has agreed In principle to a plan for release of American hostages In Tehran, it was reported Wednesday, but the White House declined com­ ment. Iran’s president said Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini accepted athree-point “action plan” for the release. It was not known If the reported U.S. acceptance was of a plan disclosed earlier this week by President Abolhassan Ban! Sadr of Iran, or whether Bani Sadr’s initial plan had been changed. The report on the U.S. acceptance, carried by ABC News, said the hostages would not be held by the Red Cross or any other third party. Instead, ABC said, they would be released to United Nations officials in Tehran after the members of a commission were named. CARTER ENDORSES COMMISSION PLAN FOR HOSTAGES’ RELEASE WASHINGTON — President Carter said Wednesday night he will support establishment of an "appropriate commis­ sion with a carefully defined purpose” as a way to end the stalem ate over American hostages in Iran. Carter did not define the purpose, nor did he suggest that the release of the hostages, held 102 days, was imminent. BEER AT THE ZOO, COLISEUM TOO? PHOENIX — The executive director of the State Coliseum and Exposition Board told senators Wednesday that it was “ridiculous” that people could buy beer at the Phoenix Zoo but not at the coliseum. Appearing before the Senate Government Committee, Tom Clark also said the state was o v erlo o k in g s u b s ta n tia l revenue by continuing its ban on beer sales. His comments came before the committee voted 5-2 to permit sales of beer at the coliseum and state fairground. Committee ap­ proval sent the bill, which has failed repeatedly in past legislative sessions, to the Senate floor. NAVY PILOT KILLED IN YUMA CRASH YUMA — The pilot of a Navy Jet trainer carrying live or­ dinance was killed Wednes­ day when his plane plunged into a line of parked aircraft after takeoff at the Marine Corps Air Station here and burst Into flames. Official identified the pilot as Marine 1st Lt. Steve Scott, 25, Daley City, Calif. Marine MaJ. Dan Dorn said the plane which crashed was an A-4 Skyhawk assigned to VT25 Squadron based at the Navy Air Station in Beeville, Texas. 1ST SPECIAL ELECTION IN 15YEARS SCHEDULED PHOENIX — Legislative leaders Wednesday set May 20 as the date for the first special election in 15 years on a proposed constitutional amendment. Senate President Leo Corbet, R-Phoenix, and House Speaker Frank Kelley, R-Scottsdale, told a news con­ ference that Arizonans would be asked to vote that day on tax and spending limitations now before a special session conference committee. ARIZONA SUPREME COURT REFUSES DEATH PENALTY CASE PHOENIX — The Arizona Suprem e Court refused jurisdiction Wednesday in an attempt by convicted killer Willie Lee Richmond to show that the state’s death penalty has been used unfairly against black men. Richmond’s at­ torney, Allen Minker, asked the high court to overturn an order issued by Pima County Superior Court Judge Richard Roylston in a re-sentence hearing for Richmond. REGENTS DISCOVER SALARY STUDY PLAN TUCSON — The Arizona Board of Regents’ staff has worked out the method it will use to compile information for a study on faculty salaries at the three state universities, the staff coordinator says. Regent executive coordinator Robert A. Huff said he will report to the board Friday that the method has been ap­ proved by administrators at the three universities, UA, ASUand NAU. THE UPSTAIRS PUB Valentine D ay Special HOUR DAY! HAPPY ALL! LAKE HAVASU CITY (AP) - Sen. Barry Goldwater, RrArix., says a worldwide boycott of the Summer Olympics in Moscow “might be the one thing which would cause Rnmia to pull out of Afghanistan. Goldwater told a 150-a-pUt* Lincoln Day dinner Tuesday night that Moscow wants to look good during the Olympics so visitors will go home saying what a nice place it is. ROSES still available Com e and Get 'um at B o b b ie's Flow ers Sw eethearts — *1.50 ea. M e d iu m — *2.50 ea. Long Stem — *3.00 ea. 20 East 5th St, T em p e Ph on e 9 6 8 - 7 9 6 1 e g g e w sse g STUDENTS and House­ wives: could you use some extra money? McDonald’s is looking for a few good people for morning and day shifts. Apply in Person M on.-Frl. 8 a.m . - 4 p.m . 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Fsbruary 14,1960 S tata Pres» Page 3 Em ployees gripe about treatm ent » a i t\ Ronrico Rum Quart C oors 12 « cam By Suzanne McElfreth M ore th an 40 housing # employees attended a Wednes­ day meeting with the ASU per­ sonnel director to voice com­ plaints against the housing department. “I didn’t expect this kind of a crowd," Henry Koelbl said. ' The meeting was requested by the ASU Staff Personnel Commit­ tee after several employees of housing and physical facilities at­ tended a January meeting and voiced complaints. A sim ilar meeting will be held Thursday between Koelbl and physical facilities employees. “I want to meet with the employees one on one so they can express their concerns to me," Koelbl said. "I want to know what the problems are, if there are problems, so I can determine some solutions.” Koelbl said he would prefer to discuss the complaints with supervisors and allow them to take action. “If no action is taken, then it would be put in writing to the ad­ m inistration, but the supervisor should have the first shot a t act­ ing' on my suggestions," he added. One housekeeper, who asked that her name bis withheld, said she knew of three women who had gone to Koelbl with com­ plaints, but no action had been taken. “Mr. Koelbl has been aware of lots of problems," she said. The same woman said the hous­ ing administration intimidated employees from attending the Wednesday meeting. "We were sent a letter inviting us all to attend the meeting, even if we only had positive statem ents," she said. "Then we received a phone call, I don’t know who it was from, that said only those who have complaints can go. “That intimidated a lot of the housekeepers and they started backing out. But the order was changed this morning (the morn­ ing of meeting) and they said everyone could go.” Outside the meeting room, a maintenance employee, who also asked that his name not be released, said the regulations set up by the Arizona Board of Regents are not followed by the housing administration. "They change whatever they want to change," he said. He explained that the staff rule book states no employee is to previous process used during the Vietnam War. “Previously when draft cards were issued, you could file for ex­ emption status, like minister or 4F, when you registered,” Wallen said. “That’s not the case now.” The person registering does not file for exemption until he or she receives an induction notice, he said. “They only have 15 days from the date the induction notice was mailed to get an exemption claim in,” Wallen said. Realistically this means about 10 days, he added. “That’s why anyone consider­ ing an exemption should start getting ready right now,” he said. “There are at t e s t three groups H IM . . . W W M — W M »H1 » KHS GRAN SPORT 10-Speed Regular Si 80.00 NOW M 2 5 00 Tempe Bicycle Shop 602 S. Mill Colte Lam brusco 750 m. *2" R U N D L E ’ S L IQ U O R S S M A R K E T U n iv e rs ity & M it t _______ TRAVELING TWO OR MORE? THE CHARACTERS 138 W . Camelback D e liv e r a c a r fo r u s lo r c o s t o f g a s o n ly . N o re n ta l c h a rg e . C o n n e c ­ tio n s (o r 28 y e a rs th ro u g h 88 o ffic e s in U S . an d C a n a d a F o r c o m p le te in fo rm a tio n c a ll Country Rock featuring 243-1785 AUTO DRIVEAWAY COMPANY Gopher Broke E-Z Pickens Caught In the A ct Black Mt. Band ___ The Hottest Club in T o w n -----With the Best Bands A ro u n d ----A sks you to . . . . — Com e Home To Q u a k e r s to p ro v id e d ra ft-re le a s e a d v ic e By Michael Merphy D raft counseling Kir ASU students seeking exemption will be available within a week, a spokesman for the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) said Wednesday. “We should be ready a t t e s t within another week,” Carl Wallen said. “I’m in the process of preparing a letter to present to the members (Quakers) at our next meeting so we can be ready." Wallen, an ASU education pro­ fessor, said th at persons seeking exemption, particularly con­ scientious objector status, should begin preparing documentation immediately. He said there is something unique and different about the new process compared with the S-Pacfc Comer 6th 6 Mill 966*6896 Granny-Anmes F e a tu rin g G ra n n y -A n n ie ’s “ InL a w s a n d O u t-ta w s ” . . . th e s in g in g w a ite rs a n d w a it­ re s s e s . E v e ry e v e n in g . C o n ­ tin u o u s (rom 8 p .m . A s p a c ia l tre a t a t n o e x tra c o s t. 1000 E . B ro a d w a y . T am p a 9 6 8-7784 7170 E . S te ts o n D r., S c o tts d a le 9 4 9-9700 T R Y US!!! « »— — — — — — — — CO UPO N — FREE ADM ISSION FREE BEER •— «— — — J 4 Stato Pr— Thursday, February 14,1960 Opinion day, a .. . dirty shirt Another These days, many “enlightened” corporation« are working under the assumption that if an employee is paid a decent wage, he/she is pretty likely to do a decent Job. Researchers for such companies have had no problem proving that a minimum wage, more often than not, pro­ duces a minimum effort And it follows, as sure as the inflation rate spirals, that those with the most talent and experience seek the best pay and conditions—and get them Well, keeping all this in mind, it probably will came as no great surprise to discover that ASU, Inc. is not among the enlightened ones. In fact, it appears this University doesn’t even have its eyes open. At its " « » tin in Tucson this weekend, the Arizona Board of Regents will discuss, among many other things, “a report on concerns of graduate student teaching assistants.” It’s no wonder that Arizona’s—and especially ASU’s—teaching assistants are concerned. Because as salaries (and professional incentives) go, ASU’s TAs are a t the very bottom of the barrel. The statistics are rather shocking. Although they are considered to be part-time employees, teaching press Labor is tha great producer of wealth: It movee all other causes. —Daniel Webster assistants here are responsible for a t least half of all courses in departments such as English, where they handle an average of four classes per year. Although hill faculty members may advise, TAs plan, teach, grade and bear the headaches of each section themselves. And it’s fair to assume they go through a lot of aspirin, because the classes they get are the largest and most basic. In the English departm ent, for example, every fundamental writing class averages XI students, writing about 5,000 words each, per semester. Althm«h most work as hard or harder as many full faculty members, they are not allowed to particpate in University insurance plans, they are not helped with registration fee waivers, and nobody bothers to issue them even a basic cost-of-living raise. What, you may ask, do ASU’s teaching assistants receive for their labors? Nothing short of the lowest semesterly salaries in all the Pac—10. English depa rtment assistants, for example, get the princely sum of $1,1012 per class section. Assistants a t the University of Washington receive $2,619 for every class they teach. At Washington State, the going rate is $1,755 per sec­ tion; a t the University of Oregon it’s $1,616. "And ASU isn’t the only Arizona school lagging painful­ ly behind the tim es; the $1,262 per section TAs get a t the University of Arizona ain’t hardly ransom for no king neither. The most frightening thing of all is that what we’re dealing with here is the quality and motivation of those who teach a heU of a lot of the moet important classes at this University—those basic ones that can determine whether a student sinks or swims in college. This is not to say that there aren’t many, many good, qualified TAs a t ASU. But how frustrating must it be to work that hard, only to realise that all that’s a t the end of the rainbow isn’t enough to feed the dog? Would yen stick around very long in the hopes that maybe, someday, you’ll get to be a real live professor? Probably not, unless you couldn’t get a Job anywhere else. Letters to the Editor Tough but clean Editor: ^ We are sending this letter, on behalf of ourselves and others who were involved in the Arizona State football program from 1967 through 1971. We have become aware of various allegations made against Frank Kush during this period, via the media. Having been on the scene, we feel compelled to give an accounting of our experiences in Coach Kush’s program. In the football program a t ASU, mental alertness as well as physical cniyti tinning was stressed. Coach Kush and the coaching staff were aware of the fact that not every player had the sam e physical capabilities. They schooled us to use our knowledge of various football techniques to overcome lack of size and strength. The mr— gr of being better prepared than the opposition was con­ stantly relayed by the coaching staff. At no time was anyone ever pmii«heH for his lack of physical ability. Mental mistakes were not acceptablee to the staff, and were assigned various drills. Those guilty of mental errors during a practice were given stadium steps to ran after practice, extra sprints, or perhaps given a “hamburger drill." The “hamburger drill" involved various aspects of the game block­ ing, m«*Hng, etc. . . . These drills were never excessive or of a m aiirifM» nature. Physical pain or injury was never the intent of such drills. They were merely a way of instilling in us not to make the men­ tal mistakes. We never saw any pipes, chibs, ropes or anything of the so rt In no way were we ever threatened or physically abused. Coach Kush helped us instill pride in ourselves, the Job we did on the football field and foremast our team. Although Kush ran a tough football program, it was a clean pro­ gram. Everyone was made aware of Kush’s philosophy and the gyv^in— he set up. We feel that the allegations made against Coach Kush, concern«* this period are unjust and untrue. Sometimes when an athlete’s collegiate career doesn’t go the way he envisions it, he b eg in to look for a scapegoat. We see this as the case involving some of our form er teammates and Coach Kush. We would like to express our appreciation to Coach Frank Kush, for having given us the opportunity to play for him, know him and learn from him. We take great pride in being graduates from Arizona State University and FraMt Kush’s football program. How can a man give so much and end up with so little in return? David C. Pentz Jacob T. St.Clair Leals » » m Michael K. Kwtatkowski STATE PRESS MARYD CULI Seit f dito? STIVI AllNATT M an to rn e I dito» City Idito» DAN I I U N IR Atti City Editor (ACQUIIGAULARO Ncwt Edito» T1M eOIICZKO Photo Editor O INNY COLLINS Sport« Edito» (IMELSLECER Asti Sport« Editor DAVI NEISIRCALL Art« A Enti Editor DAVE WALKER Copy Chwf IOMN ISHIKAWA MARK) SCARP Opinion Pago Editor Tha Stato Ptomi*pyWithad Tuesday throweh Friday durwe the academic year wcept hriuEari and mam period«, at Matthew» Center. Room IS. Arizona State Unrvonity. Tempe. AZ SS2S1 Neuoroom »»-2292 Advertnm« t PwArction asn n The Stale Pmi it the onty newspaper wtlmwtly puhlithad for and circulated on die ASU cemput The newt and newt puhluhod in thn neuipaper are not nacataahlyWore a«the ASUadmwntration. lacufty. ttaff or ttudaiRBody K e e p y o u r m o u th s h u t Editor: In writing the editorial on Rep. [Jim ] Cooper’s (R-Meaa) House Bill 2082, Dan Fellner forgot the age-old adage, “ ‘Tts better to keep your mouth shut and be thought a fool than to open it and remove ail doubt. ’’ Obviously Fellner need« to take a remedial reading course and study such words as God, church and ideology. The Constitution never called for a separation of church and state, nor did it call for a separation of ideology and state. The dictionary definition for the word “church" says that it is an “ecclesiastical organiza- tion and authority, as distin­ guished from secular authority.” H.B. 2032 never even implies the use of any ecclesiastical organisation or authority. The constitutional fram ers didn’t want the government to be run by any single church as it had been done in the Old World. Obviously, Fellner has never read H.B. 2032, nor has he any conception of constitutional history. HR. 2082 is in no way tairaical with constitutional liber­ ties; on the contrary, ouch a law would allow free exp roesion of one’s ideology la public, thus enhancing the ideals of liberty. Governmental institutions such as schools constantly shove their doctrine down our throats. Why not have a few minutes in which the individual may m editate on Ms own doctrines? Darrell Parry ■Mogy Editor’s note: Lost time we look­ ed, the F irst Amendment to the Constitution separated church and state by ea/oining Congress /ram establishing a sta te religion. —MIS Don't excrete on our image Editor: In reference to "Latecomers m ar trio performance” (H ate Frees, Feb. $), Mark Scarp com­ mented, **... an exhibition of the damned cowboy mentality that still perm eates ‘theee here parts' H We are incensed by thin com­ ment. Dam Mr. Scarp knew m y real cowboys (not the Saturday night R asali breed)? Has ha ever bean out of Pheoal i aad ex­ perienced tha hospita lity and friandUnem of the real, aat paouda-.cawbopa? We tend to doubt it; otherwise he would have not made this com­ ment. We, as students a t ASU and members of the Rodeo Club, would like to defend our image. The true cowboys, sf families that have for gonsratioas earned their livings in “these here parts" by ranching aad farming, a ra polite, thoughtful and respectful. Urn bobsvisr Mark Scarp describ es Is anything but c h a ra c te ristic of cowboys I Scarp’s a tle a * t a t sophisticated fails with hii sophistic (not to mention bigoted) reasoning. If biases are to he a m ajor pari af Mr. Scarp's future exerations, wa hope to b ear a few com m enta on “ dam ned B astar aero aad foralmMrs.’* L rt’shavs a broad rango of opinioa b ara, M ark, In th is democratic society. Tbaaks to thè F irst An n oda m i, avsn panpteU keyou bava thè righi te ex- Thursday, February 14, I960 State Press Pag« 5 Mori about ISVMMNKE NEXTT Flowers expensive Gestalt Therapy they can’t prepare for Just one day,” he said. Another florist, from Flower Children, 15 W. 6th S t, said die shortage is partially caused by peer weedier in California, where the rosea are grown. “We sold aid three days ago and moat florists are sold out,” A ONE-DAY WORKSHOP WITH JAMES SIMKIN, Ph.D. York roses are going for 975 to |S5 a dozen, he said. “And some fool is going to love someone enough to pay that much, too," he m id. Y9 N9MÉ Sunday, February 17,1960 10 a.m . - 6 p.m . Sunburst Hbtal, 4925 N . Scottsdale Rd. M ileAsdup. 2. New S2S FEE — Includes lunch. Register by celling THE GESTALT INSTITUTE OF PHOENIX 4302 N. 32nd St., Phoenix, Ax. 36013 •66-0230 COLLEGE TOURS PRESENTS: z n n n n ,80 ■Spring Steak 137.95 1,000 COLLEGE STUDENTS TRIP INCLUDES: TRAIN TRANSPORTATION TO MA2ATLAN AND BACK-LODGING-4 PER ROOJrf IN MAZATLAN’S NEWEST HOTELS-FREE COCKTAIL TOURS MAZATLAN TEE-SHIRT, PLUS MANY OTHER BENEFITS THAT WILL BE DETAILED IN YOUR ITINERARY. E ight N ig h ts—C lght D ays HURRY'»I We will give you a complete Itinerary and guide on what to do In Mazatlan. Last year we turned AWAY over 1,000 students. Reservations are limited to the first 1,000 students who send their deposits In. 109 4- t* 7 Jk PLAN A: Leave Friday Afternoon March «Mh—returns to Arizona Saturday morning March \ * I * 1* March fOBt—returns to Arizona Sunday s , March „ / u m pl a n B: Leave Saturday afternoon morning SOLD ove* to be shown OUT OPTION 1: Sleeping Cabin on train for only an additional 320.00 per person. A. 2 persona par one bed compartment (with bathroom) B. 4 persona per two bed compartment (with bathroom) at art gallery Three sculptures recently ac­ quired by ASU Art Collections are now on display a t Matthews Center Gallery. Bach of the sculptures is religious in subject m atter. A gift of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thomas of Paradise Valley, “ Archangel Michael and Satan” was made by an anonymous' 19th Century Hispanic-American artist. Another anonymous, SpanishA m erican scu lp tu re, “ San Vicente, " Is also carved wood but is painted in colors. The third sculpture, “Crudfita " was done by Mexica nftsm riran sculptor Luis | . Tapia and depicts Christ on the cross Christ’s figure is carved aspen University Art CeUsctisas is located aa the second floor o A Stra Matthews Canter Hours are M a m to I p m .. Monday through VYtdhy. and 1-5 p m., Sunday. Tours may ho arranged by caWag the gallery at M5-2W4 ■dedeo. They have Uvea. Don't 1st It happen te you! Mentova mm g 3 sculptures Dr. Simkln will focus on some of the theoretical aspects of Gestalt Therapy and demonstrate his approach. He is considered by many to be a purist in his style and approach. This one-day workshop will provide a unique opportunity for those who would like to listen and learn from his extraordinary command of Gestalt Therapy. »1 Although some florists said they were out of rooas Wednes­ day, mere were expected today. “I hope w ell get more. We'd take whatever we can get,” Humneysaid. - Mary King, a florist a t Duane’s Flowers, UX-DE. University Dr., said she hopes to get a shipment in today because she only re­ ceived haH her original order. If the florists do get their shipments today, the roam will not go to waste. Many people wait until Valentine's Day to bay roses, said the owner of'M arge Smith Florist, 72X8. Mill Ave. “People have all year to think about it but they wait until Valen­ tine's Day to do it,” said Bob YarHe added some florists try to overstock roses so they will not sell oid but it has been difficult to do that this year. Yarwood said he does not do that becam e roam are perishable and if they are not sold, he could not keep them. “If you don’t sell them, you have to eat them because they are perishable, ” he said. Yarwood added he has been sold out for three days but ex­ pected a shipment of 900 room lata Wednesday. He said he has sold more than 2000 Valentine’s Day room and the total will be higher. Becauae of the shortage of room and their short life in a vase, Yarwood said he suggests his customers buy Just six room mixed with other flowers. “ I would rather keep 100 people happy with room than sell a doaen to one person who would ha veto pay MOfor it, " h e said. Tempo sweethearts do not have it as bad as some of the nation’s lovers, Yarwood said. In New CO M M O N M ISCONCEPTIONS CON CERN IN G S oO lL dD s SOLD O U o u r OPTION 2: Two people par room 340.00 extra par parson. T A 320.00 non refundable deposit Is required lo reserve your trip. The balance Is due 30 days before departure. Mali a check or money order to College Tours, 235 E. Desert Park Lana, Phoenix, Arizona 66020. For additional infor­ mation call 263-0017. To insure your reservation fill out the Information below and sand a 320.00 checkor money order to COLLEGE TOURS, 235 E Desert Park Lana. Phoenix. AZ 85020 Roommates (if known) ____ _ . Phone N o . ___________________ __________ _________:-------Name .. City Address I will wank Plan A Option 1A ZIP. Plan B_ IB ¿4. Option 2 „ A .8 .U . Pag« 6 State Prass Thursday, F«bruary 14,1960 House bill would abolish government loyalty oath By Jam ie Johnson A bill that would abolish portions of a loyalty oath signed by all Arizona state employees before they can receive pay is being considered by the state Legislature Signing of the oath has been a statutory require­ ment since 1961, but parts of the pledge were declared unconstitutional 14 years ago by the U.S. Supreme Court The bill, which would bring the oath in line with the court ruling, has been introduced in the House of Representatives by Rep. Peter Goudinoff, DTucson. It would delete a major section of the oath which requires the signer to disavow any association with the Communist Party and acknowledge that any attempt to overthrow the government would be classified as a felony. 25* DRINKS M I N I I ) D H . i \ k S <\ H H . | 111 BSD \ \ S 7 U ? In the 1966 case of Alfbrandt vs. Russell, a Tuc­ son teacher refused to sign the oath because she was unsure of its implications. The court declared the passages in the Arizona oath an “unconstitutional legislative gloss on an otherwise valid oath. ” Portions of the oath were declared “too vague," but the statutory law was never changed to recognize the verdict. The statute also states that it is illegal to run in an election as a communist, and that in itself is un­ constitutional, Goudinoff said. Rep. John Kromko, D-Tucson, asked the at­ torney general to issue an opinion on the oath's legality in 1979. 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G odfather’s P izza 0 R CLOSE TO ASU T 0 A W e are t C C lic e n s e d a n d in ­ su re d M u s t b e 21 y e a rs o r m o re S U 991-5533 * W A R N IN G Cara Available Many Points U.S.A. SCHEU1 ORIVEAWAT — 102 S. 24th St. Phoenix, Az. 85034 in th e Va l l e y o f f e r i n g counseling." “The groups are the Quakers, Mennonites and the Brethren," he said. DRIVE CARS FREE S irin . SALOON More about "People can file a claim for ex­ emption by filling out a form and answering a series of six ques­ tions,” he said. "They will also need letters of support from other persons attesting to the beliefs of that person." Students can obtain informa­ tion about draft exemptions by writing in care of Friends (Quaker) Draft and Military Counseling, Danforth Chapel, ASU 85281, Wallen said. Wallen cited the Supreme Court decision of United States vs. Welsh as the basis for claim­ ing conscientious objector status. "The draft law exempts all per­ sons whose conscience is spurred by deeply held moral, ethical or religious beliefs that would give them no rest or peace if they allowed themselves to become part of an instrument of war,” Wallen said. “It’s important to note that reasons can be moral, ethical or religious. A religious background is not necessary for exemption. ” He added there are two types of conscientious objector status. “The first is for anyone in op­ position to all war and the other is for those persons who refuse to kill but will serve in military posi­ tions not related to com bat," Wallen said. Selective objection, as in just objecting to the Vietnam War, is not grounds far exemption, he said. The process for draft registra­ tion will require a person to go to their local peat office and fill out a form which asks far one's name, permanent address, date of birth and Social Security number. No draft card will be It CORNER OF MILL fr 10th ST. 6 East 10th S treet SW Com er o f Tem po C anter PHONE: 894-1234 Thursday. Fotoruary 14,1960 S U f Press Pago 7 Prof wants real estate data bank ByKetty ta tth A research Institute to collect data about real estate in Arizona may be formed in ASU’s College of Business Administration. “Presently, there is no real estate research institute in- the state of Arizona,” said Jerry Poe, chairm an of the finance depart­ ment. “There are some kinds of teal estate research performed by private groups, but there is no organized way to focus research activities in the state.” Poe said if the proposed research institute is approved by the Arizona Board of Regents at its monthly meeting this weekend in Tucson, real estate faculty and students will be able to collect data to be published and made available for public use. “Industries or other groups might find data useful for zoning or land-use studies,” he said. Some of the data found could also be used by students and faculty for academic research, he added. “Real estate related seminars are presently conducted by the college, but a t the present time we don't have a vehicle to per­ form research,” Poe said. “We have a very substantial program of real estate in the Business College and an ample group of faculty with expertise,” he said. “With this we can bring together a substantial research Interest.” Real estate research institutes already exist In IS states of major industry, said Jay Butler, an ASU real estate professor. Arizona's industry and real estate activity is increasing, and a need exists for available research data, he “We would supply the data for people in the state to do forecasting,” Butler oakl. A magazine put out by ASU’s Bureau of Business and Economic Research called Arizona Business could he a w H 1111" for published real estate data, be added. Poe said, “We really don’t know what the hill potential of a new research institute could be. Nothing is firm yet except the concept.” He added that he has no idea how much such an institute would cost. Famous poet to read work GW EN'S OFFICE SERVICES I A ttention! Fbrelgn C ar O w ners ■ we to * eacrciae east* 1 iAVf MO TIHMWM BATSON TOYOTA.VW m d OTMIM I A ll M odels Foreign 1 SOMU. sew» STrwt h a . l«Nf By Clare Cram er “All Rise” when she w a to into the room. Nearly disappearing under her long black robe, the petite lady Judge commands authority in the cour troom. But place her in front of a class of 15% OH With This Ad Y o u •>• c o rd ia lly In v ita d to a DINNER D A N C E with “SASSI” $25 per couple — Doubletree Inn •Complete Dinner F®b. 23,1950 •Cash Bar •Lots of Fun For All F O R R E S E R V A T IO N S — C A L L H IL L E L 967-7863 ‘ D e a d lin e F a b . 2 0 ______________ With bar phassr sat an sten, Toby Oerst mors than S9S crim inal Justice students, and she becomes an ac­ tress, comedian and professor rolled into one. With her huge blue eyes twinkling and her »—mla gesturing wildly, Toby G erst brings her ASU class to life. “The law is alive! "sh e said. “It is based on reality and is a living, breathing thing and pert of our ethical beiiefsas a society.” A part-tim e Judge in the Phoenix City Court and part-tim e crim inal justice professor a t ASU, G ent radiates with excitement for the law. G e n t said she wanted to be a lawyer for as long as aha can remember. With bar grandfather a lawyer and her mother a paralegal, Gerat grew up with the law. “Every night a t dinner my mother would pose a legal question to my brothers and me, and wa would all discuss it,” aha said. “Education was always stressed in sny home." Although riio loved college, Gerst said she coukhi't wait to go to law school. By attending classes a t ASU and Phoenix College simultaneous­ ly, she was able to enter the UA Ceilefe of Law a t it. Graduating a t tt, she was the youngest parson over admitted to the bar in Ariasna. “I wanted to go through law school HELLENIC SOCIAL Representatives from Dlsneytand w g b eo n cam pus conducting Interviews for se a ­ sonal employment. Please co n tact y o u part-time placem ent office for Information Disneyland. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNTY EMPLOYER C 1979 Wait Di«n*y Production« August 80 •pgliceMt * y#»< tully ttcogntra) and esttWwhdd Maman Mam ai School «nth several hundred Amarcan students enrolled Use English langudge mibooks and crams m English School comtmos Quality education small dasiot. er pone need teachars. madam lacthhas l!SEa«41U..BY. ST1SS17 IWU N I — •rN M T M W e would like to invito you and other Greek Studente to com e and enjoy a Social Mixer on February 14,1960 at 7:00 p.m . in the Rendezvous Lounge of the Memorial Union. N.H.S.F.A. [CREEK CLUB) hamnananami BY POPULAR DCMAND ______ OPfBf POR LUNCH 11 A.M . MONOAV •FIUOAV -T H E FIN EST « Z Z A IN T EM P E U N Oe#»er L H O tx tt R a n i a t Apache Tempe Ph. 966-9124 in 2 Vi ye* let me. T1 me f ro m < E u ro p e . S In Engl class a t 0 escorted! barns ten “I went rangemec u id . “Bu th e n . “My lui Se there 1 dress and and can looked HI stood up stood up quiteapa After gi a d e rk in years, tk torney foi once, the born babj "I was months, I one of us a mem be meant mj “Them So I said admitted said ,‘gra Gerst fc Thursday, February 14,1 9 8 0 Stale Preee Pago 9 G O O D F O R FR E E C O N D IT IO N IN G W IT H A N Y H A I R C U T . C O U P O N O N LY. s, comedian in nice i sc­ ulled Offer expiree Feb. 16,1960 Aclassroom THE HAIR KAMP 120 E. University, In The Arches in 2 Vt yean but say father wouldn’t let me. The oidy way he could keep REDKEN PRODUCTS me from doing it was to send me to 966-9Q61 Europe. So that’s whet he did. ” In Eityland, G ent obser ved a law class at Oxford University. She was escorted tothe dam by one of the six barristers to the quesn’s court. “I went to eoe Mm to make ar­ ‘It is ring, rangements to visit the dam ,” she said. “But he insisted I go with him then. “My luggage hadn’t arrived yet « n ix Se there I wee, dressed in a purple »---* dress end a blue and whMe Maser, ■erst the and carrying a red umbrella. I looked like Sambo. And when be be a stood up from behind Me deak, he can stood up and up and up — we were ter s quite a pair!” After graduating, G ent worked as etal, a derk in the Supreme Court for five rthsr years, then as a prosecuting Mr t my terney for one. While arguing a case dan once, the Judge appointed hnr un­ stfoo born baby to the bar. “I wet very pregnant — about M i.” le n t months, I think. I t * Judge said that i law one of ue (lawyan) present waa not ASU a member of the bar. I thought ebe meant my opponent , “Then sbe pointed to my stomach. tc u ­ lt a , So I said, ‘I move that my baby be admitted to the b a r/ and the j i t y i ■aid, ‘granted.’” G ent became a Judge in 19T1, test phiw4 cling kOy, ■ to Remember Flowers & Candy” For Your Sweetheart on Feb. U th Com o In or U se O ur Drive-up W indow 941-8149 THE PLANT VENDOUR 507 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale YOU MAY BE The useot aCar tor 1Yr by Chart«ReesISFord 9960 9600Savings•** Judge Toby Gerst has worked only part time stace her children were born. Her hcnhsnri is a Phoenix lawyer. Although she claims to be of humor encompasses both Jobe. “If the lawyen get really heated I call them up to the beach and say something to calm them down. If don’t wort, I teO them a Joke ” efLewenFmiwene OsunaaynasaThree as a Funnel m the Natten*«*»el Ganen □wringmstgn TheAnnnak ENJOY... W FIN1 MBXIEflN POBB For 1» year* the Keen*# Family hes served the finest Mexican Food h» Tempe. 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Benefit for Palo Verde Defendants MAID OF COTTON A pply B e fo re A P R I L 2 0, 1980 For Information - Applications Contact Dean of Women or M . t ■S n IS A SSM 1SS Pa— 10 8tate Prass Thursday, February 14,1960 O f f ic e o f S tu d e n t A f f a ir s t o h o ld o p in io n s u r v e y DavW Davit m a t should be the student government's number one priori­ ty? Have you used the tram ser­ vice? Hear would you rate your academic adviacaaent? You may ba asked these and ethsr questions if you are selected to respond to a Universi­ ty survey which will be conducted an campus this spring. Ih o Student Opinion Survey is designed to allow cam pus w ganhsllm a, deans, professors and others to ascertain student opinions so that they can improve their program s, said Katherine Davis, research coordinator for student affairs. The survey, which is being con­ ducted jointly by the Office of Student Affairs and Associated Students, will be sent to about 1,060 students, which should give a fairly accurate indication of the student opinions on campus, Davis said. The list of students to receive the mailed survey is made by random selection so that the opinions of the majority of ASU students will be determined, she added. Davis predicts the survey will be sent March 22, and expects the results to be bade by the middle of April. This is the seventh consecutive M o re about W orkers air gripes about employm ent work over a height of three stories. “But the building where I work, Palo Verde, is seven stories hi—, ” he said. “Housing says if thare’s a safe ledge, you work where you're needed. "There is a ledge that’s 42 inches wide. They might say th at’s safe, but I may not think so,” he added. “There are also wage dif­ ferences between us and Physical P lant employeea,” he said. “We as m aintenance men know three a r four trades. But we’re not in the union, and our top pay is 615,000 “The base pay for physical facilities is $19,600 for the trade Jobe.’’ A n o th er em p lo y ee sa id m aintenance employ see had in­ stalled derm sinks and done “other plumber’s work.” Such work is out of their category and employeea should be paid the Mgber rata far theoe teaks, he added. H ousekeepers' com plaints cantered around harassm ent by hm d housekeepers who are their im m ediate supervisors, the ■election process for head heuaeheqprrt, aad “degrading’’ lagnlationa and working condittana. According to two women, the hand housekeeper is appointed aad there ie no opportunity to ap­ ply for the position “The job is supposed to be advertised, but it’s not,” one ■aid. “ I think that's in violation of Affirmative Action.” year that such a survey has been conducted by the Student Affairs Office and the second year that ASASU will be involved, Davis ■aid. “Last year was the first year we worked with ASASU. It’s good we are (working with ASASU) because it gives us better student input,” she added. Davis, along with represen­ tatives from ASASU and the Dean of Students Office, will meet next week to determine what queationa will ba asked on the survey. “We would like to delete a lot of the old material and then add as f • \ O Happy Valentine’s Day Party I W e’ll Treat You To • *5.99 , S in ce We Forgot • % To Send You / \ a V alentine / % * ALL RED DRINKS ft PRICE D Except Wine H IE SPAGHETTI COM PANY much of the current questions as we can. It is probably going to be too Mg, and I wish it was shorter, but we wouldTike to get as much information as possible,” Davis said. < - How About a Pair of C logs to P lease Your SWEETish HEART? Three d ay s only: W ed., Feb. 13 T hurs., F eb. 14 V alentine’s Day Fri., Feb. 15 Bring in th is valentine and walk o u t with your feet feeling fine. 4th & M ill, T e m p e 1418 N. Central, Phoenix o< A 414 S. Mill • Suite 206 • Temp# L im it: o n v c o u p o n p e r c u s to m e r, v a lid o n ly w ith p u rc h a se . Valentine's Day IF YOU M ISSED If you missed 1957 you missed the Russians launching Sput­ nik I into earth orbit. You missed seeing a young singer continue his rise to the top o f the record industry with a song called Jailhouse Rock. You missed the baliyhooed introduc­ tion of a car called Edsel. And you missed the birth of an industry when a group of talented young engineers and scientists formed the nucleus of Fairchild's semiconductor operations. 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Thursday, Fabruary 14,1980 State Press Paga 11 warn* “The AAU and U.S. O lym pic Com ­ mittee have got m illions of dollars and all that money Is going Into the m iddle m an’s pocket: the coacheft not doing anything and useless clin ics. — Scott Scott's sales help him stay on the track By Charlie Diat C ortex, vibrant, Linarius pillow. These words sound like either props in "Abbot and Costello meet Dow Chemicals (P art II)” , or some sort oI kinkiness in the Fredrics of Hollywood catalogue. Alas, they are neither. Gortex is a space age m aterial that is wind and water resistent but breathes to allow comfort in most situations*. Vibrant is a long lasting shoe sole and the Linarius pillow is a cushion worn between foot and shoe. We're On Top O f The Latest Styles Guys . . . Gals Find out what’s new ... and now in the way of hair shapes. See our profes­ sional stylists for cuts, comb outs, perms! Call! 6E „ ¿I •S O -* 8 HAIR GRAFFITI E.np»'«* (formerly BJ’s) 907 E . Lem on • 966-6183 Tastebuds Bored with Pizza and Tacos? They are all things that the "g reatest A m erican middle distance runner in term s of range” wears and pushes for a living whenhe’snot running. Steve Scott, winner of three consecutive AAU 1500-m eter titles and best tniler (3:51.2) and half-miler in the country, is a sales representative for a small California company that sells running togs. He also wears a shoe which he considers to be the best on the m arket which is made by another small company. He e M M m ll TRY O U R "B U FFA LO S TY LE CH ICKEN W INGS n S h o w tim e * : 1, 3 , 5 , 7, 9 F r i S S a t o n ly — 1 1 p .m . An order: •10 sp ecia lly prepared w ings •bleu cheese dressing •celery and carrot stick s C A M E LV IE W 2 9 4 5 -6 1 7 8 m i‘V ^ ft}rrn7rrl,rr:ni:r^ ^ “ laugh-out-loud funny.* GET A FREE PEPSI WITH EACH PURCHASE! 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Kart NKnghkw, A K MB IM S Ma*a JaAwaan. Oraoon M 4 M 176 4. KUn BaHon, Stanton) 144 1 T J 7 A o n 1 a M M a r.U K >46 16.4 A Mar Munw . Oragon S t 171 I M • Oeug Trua. C alllo m la 112 15-3 6. Brian Match, Stanford 3M IM « .la m ................ M l M 1U 1 4 .B 7 re a 6 a a n .A K M6 IM P ac-1 0 S ta ts M Û «HM* in «port* ak pm ASU Summer Study Tour JAPAN 1 . K a rl N M BM aa. A M 1. KOa Banen. I ! B A SEB A LL Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Fob. 15-17 at Hawaii for thrM doubtohaadars. G O LF 6 Hours Credit No Prerequisites Ail interested ere invited to an information session Friday. February 15th, at 12:30, Language & Literature Building, C46 (or call 965-7184). I I G R A N D O P E N IN G O F F E R — w e e k s le s s o n s , 1 h o u r in e x c e lle n t w a y to s lim d o w n to A N o 26% o il o n fir s t 3 s s m l-p rtv e te le s s o n s . L—— 29% 0« b e g in n in g S le n g th . 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Sunday, Fab. 17 at Sahuaro Field against UCLA at 11 p.m. Hooka* — Saturday, Fab. 16 at Oceanside Arana against the Oceanside Sharks at 530 p.m. Sunday, Fab. 17 at Oceanside Arana againat NAU at 4:15 p.m. r — Not scheduled — 8 w e e k c o u rs e d u rin g e v e n in g h o u rs re g u la rly 138 - N O W S2S . arreas pm tn,t! 2 I f P P * A.^ * * IM E jW g g w K y M se m r MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY 50e O FF ON RENTALS WITH COUPON Studio locations avaiiabls in: PHOENIX • TEMPE • MESA AR CH ER Y Mm and Woman — Friday, Satur­ BAD M IN TO N Ixckm ve in Arizona! Hr».: M on.-Thure. 10-10 F r l.- M . 10-12 Sun. 10-10 A R A B ES Q U E B ELLY D AN CE .\\ In stru ct N o r aSM j — Thursday and Friday, Fab. 14 and 15 at Ahwetukee Golf Course In AhwatukM for tha Arizona Collagiats Golf Tourna­ ment. Women — Not scheduled. day and Sunday, Fab. 15-17. Two members of sseh team to compete in Las Vegas Shoot in Las VegM. M SI « f■ tJ a ‘>,A,r3^ f nm e in and S e t Them | H < S F m 7 U .C * 6 u M A liV l SW IM M ING W m tm — Friday, Fab. IS at Tucaon for tha Arizona Invitational. Mm — Saturday, Fab. 16, at Tucaon for tha Arizona Invitational. KB IM 1A1 The Pro-Jet Skate with' Rhino Bool is Here! t -k »- May 19 - June 21,1960 W R ESTLIN G Friday, Fab 15 at tha P.E. West againat Cal Poty-SLO at 7:30 p.m. aa. M4 M l S3 i**The C heapskate o f A n io n G Y M N A S T IC S W m m — Friday, Fab. 15 at tha Activity Cantar against Cat Stata fuiiarton and Cal StateLong Baach at 730 p.m. ■otiaiia) Fab. 16 at P.E. West againat Mlnnaaota at 730p.m. Mm — Thursday, Fab. 14 at Eugsna, Oragon against Oregon. Friday, Fab 15 at Palo Alto against Stanford. Monday, Fab. 18 at Chico, CaNf. againat Chico Stata. Al I OenCeOme. W eeM nelenBt A Bryen Waen. WaaMngMn B t A Bay Blowia. Oregon B t ♦. M a * nadlora. Oragen S i A L o la i m a H oar, A K ■ C O U P O N S P E C IA L * B A SK ETBA LL — Thursday, Fab. 14 at Activity Cantar against UCLA at 730 p.m. laliiiilaji. Fab. 1« at tha Activity Cantar against USC at 530 p.m. M m — Saturday, Fab. 16 at tha Activity Cantar against USC at 730 p.m. Monday, Fab. 18 at tha Activity Cantar againat UCLA at 8:10 170 7.7 IM .M 116 4B MB 4B M M noaaaKB m aa.U A t. Lalayana Laaar, ABU 1. DoaynaAKan, Oragon M A Hay Bhaaa. Oregon Bt. > 1. HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 140 s.m . - 6:00 p.m. SERVING ABU E fT O R THAN T N I REST MARSHALL'S s p o r t in g LOCATED IN THE ALPHA-BETA THRIFTY PLAZA Scottsdale Rd. at McKallips 1829 N. Scottsdaia Rd. 947-1096 N MeRsNipa j G O O D S Tamps All 8als Marchandise Limited to Quantity in Stock And For An Extra Bonus A L L SKI CLOTHING % PRICE (Gloves, Hats A Vests) *1 i W University ASU s Thursday. February 14,1960 State Pr—» Pag« 13 3,000 miles from home and driving For Weinkofsky, swimming is serious business By Jhn Wallers Swimmers find out early in their career if they are tough enough to compete —long before they stand on the blocks in a m ajor meet. It takes hours of practice and dedication to pet up every morning and jump in the pool for a workout. In Corrina Weinkofsky's case, swimming is serious business and has been since she was 10 years old. Now a freshman on the ASU women’s swim team, she was an instrumental performer in the recent upset of powerhouse Mission Viejo, national AAU champion. Not an easy feet when you consider she is 3,000 miles from home and Just starting her first year a t coUege. She isn’t here Just to be an athlete, but also wants to get an education and is trying to do well in her studies. “I’m adjusting pretty well,” she said. "The people are really nice here and I like i t ” Weinkofsky, from O akhurst N. J ., is here on a swim­ ming scholarship. “Swimming doesn’t come easy,” she said,'*it takes a lot of hard work and long hours otpractice.” Weinkofsky is in the pool a t S a m. for two hours every day including Saturday and Sunday . She takes a full load of rliitt-r in health, sociology and crim inal Justice; and s îlo t Corrina W einkofsky ( Jt Weinkofsky w ai the winner in the women's 900-yard free and anchored the final leg of the SSbyard freestyle relay that beat Mission over the past weekend “It was a great win,” she said. “Mission is a com­ petitive team and beating them gave tbrw hole team a big lift.” Women’s head coach, Bill Rose, added,"The team has lost a lot of dose meets abd this one should give us the momentum to do well in the upcoming championships.” Weinkofsky said she wasn’t particularly happy with her times, even though she set two school records in the m eet “I am looking forward to doing better in the (Pac-10) championships,” she said. "I don’t know how well I’ll do as far as position in the standings, but my times should be a lot better. “Stanford and USC will be at the meet and they should be our toughest competition. ” Other girls to watch in the meet include Kathy Shipman in the butterfly, Gail Amundrud in the SO and 100yard freestyle, and Allison Grant in the breaststroke. The women’s team will compete in the WCAA cham­ pionships February 29, March 1and 2. then it is back to the pool for two more hours of practice. f it ’s a tough schedule but the training methods are good and I really enjoy being here,” she said. "We don’t have facilities like this back heme in New Jersey .” Railroad Ties and Power Poles SPECIAL C A B LE SPO O LS O rasi lo r Dorm a S A p ia, as End Tablas. P la n i Stands. Just 1 Sandwich It’s that Qood (U n d a rS T Otamatar) Forgot Your Sweetie? (O vsr42” Otamatar) D O N T WORRY 3*» & 4” 25* Tap Beer We still have quite an assortm ent o f flowers ¡. 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M I. ama. M S m t t . Mr. Lesee._________________________ STUOIO ANO houaa ter te n t Studio MOO ptua utwttaa «tth tiiapioa» near ASU. Hom o *480 più» uttutrea A ir condatanad. « a o io ASU. 8 .LW .In aad yo u l J .L ____________________ J » w » ir v ______________. PAYING TOP I M tor that gold c la « ring you naror wear. Par inform ation. eaH Nalaon tooM M or R ich S M M M aovan day» till S p m H IG H EST. FA IR EST C A S H P R IC E S PAIO fo r yo w G o ld and S ilv e r Jaw d ry w acrap by w eight tO K - M OO and up p w dwt 14K - $7 50 and up p w dart. IS K . M -S D an d up p w dwt Starting S I M M p w a t. C ad me IddH IS S S 4 S M I(t1 Trove»___________ DRIVE CARS tree to moot pomIs of the United s tate» Over 21. Scha« Ortveawey Systems. Ml4832-______________________________ _ SUPER TRAVEL opportunlttm throughout USA. No car rental; drive to w Horn aft motor eftIw Arrange tripe m advance. Care avureble now. AAACOMAtrtoTtanapert.MtOMt. 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Private Heme ae s-Jt 17. 411 Help Wanted P artonol ASU PRO PSBSO R aadka married aaugMa « aukfocta tar roaaarch an eanaumw produc i deeieten m « tn g Fui out quM Hom taM . Tota ty ro aayw teuaCdKW S M T I ta ta re « «end IS p m Mandan through Friday M r fw th w Mtor m uren Taw eanirtSuWan la tmgarM ntt M»Ip Wwrttd TYP ING IBM E le trame M AH type reporte, arenaeortpte. Hendwrm « u ow aatta tapa. »torto, MS4IEa____________________ TYP U to tato Setectn c T « year* »«penance OUawtoMona, tha n « , term papare. « tor moto. JM A .ETT4M E. ___________________ TY P P W THESES, dreaartatton». term papato, M c Protoauaaw aaerotery. « »vru a. epoHlng ■a ipw igaea» mU gqw ww»- TYPINO Ht my home P a d . « « tu » wart» «Hh iq p b o n a b to m t« N M » « yS M M n g .tM IS M auge m - *- » - yre. ma, n n re re ^ u « T T riN v iv w eeiecinc na»* |99» aecceaw o. larga u emart Pratoaarend « d roto m a a u re b to M yH w w to n H U b P M tS T ia P t t U ik u i TYPHtG. H EAP ABU. Rw w reh pepare. MgBMàpMB vne»Ht aMaanM Ram s t o r m ì AMgwre a a f w aanR^7 yppm « p U to n p M T «M S_______________ .w v u f f lT n r s d ä y * A D MAN : RO SES u à net Uareya rad, rtcIM a not only bkre. aw with thirty throe Vdanttn « . I M M lo ro yea. RuM M.____________________ LIZ, I hope yeu d M l mtnd Him i «rare dawn to words, how wonderful my nto W «man yew*ab m tha «arid. Loro. LB A VALENTINE M i M « and M g hug to my Eskim o baybae « Ore n e w robbing day Prow ro w MaRkow N otion LITTLE EUBAN. Tm bfg « you tor • vafsndrre. 11 you aay yea, M IS bring ow "h earts" toguirer.Lbua.Rtok._____________________ AN U LAN O WHO you rea If you a u , within LOTS O F to w and drenka 10 one or ore g rao lau blende I know. Happy Valentinos o ro .Q p b .W K i. Quire.____________________ yVtMrlOHVMB M Inwwlf Bn. VVIVVIfOU sartina rd toro to c itu aom dHne today: n t iw t brina m y e u ___________________________ A GIRL oattad Pendres re my toro. You would think •he'» a g ift from above. P w Ore Lord brought frer m io my ate. and maybe eomoday ah a'll be my arito, but H ru tid e girt m ud graduato. « « 1 H drenan « o d o re d u a l I truly hope you entoy whU I write Happy escono Vareremo'» Day, Garen Tarent I_____________ A SO X o l crayons and a pad o l paper Thank you tor eolortng my world, Randy. I toro you. Cyn. BILLY. I lova you more man word» can ever w ptU n Thanks tor being part of my Ufa Forever yow a. M antea__________________________ BUGS, OH down m M w loo. never realty b e « to . I'd aura tree to go. « Mealee, rn guess wa'N hero to go now. Who toro» you babyl Riegue. BLONOtE: H APPT, happy Varerem o» Day' Prom me to you. « w hua you »ay? W ill you Pm omy smpmv»» SPEN T. W MH I could be «ridi you « Valen Hne'a Day. 1 band my to w 10 you. I toro you. Amy.__________________________________ CO O SA, O NE o l thro« day» it'» gonna ba trum pets up from. 1 «routan t worry though Loro, Baby Cm o M cP ougM._______________ CHERIE JOHNSTON, «m «rtoh you a Happy vareremo Dayl Alpha PW._________________ DONNA AND Carol. Am ona d o « not « « ore two «Monture» lure you Loro Uway» Vlnny DEAR TNt, ’W h o's tha lu ck ie st gal in tho «rertd? T h u s rig h ili" Luv, Bugs **m m _____ IMS NANCY: IT may be rom antic, but Happy Velentm oS Day anyway Loro. Jim .______________ PHILIP. LOVE la divided into two helves You are my other beautiful hall and above an my b a u bland O.K.________________________ _ e a ________________________ PAUL BUWW1TO Y o u » ttitl ft* gnat________ PAT, W ANNA com« up and s m us batw— w holiday* and how about a pama of tana Tha 9,rt* .................................. — DEAR SALLEE. Roana aro rod. vtoret» are Mub. «magma re ehaaaay, hew about you? ROSES ARE rad. vioWt» are blue Dear Jimmy, my Ills dM n't start until I mat you thank you honey b r a n d _______________________ DEAR KARYN. I'll loro you atwwy». one »rey or dhollrer. Loro. Tom.____________________ DEAR MARY, I loro you more than anything' (Even my Beetle convertible.) I can't wait to marry you and nro happily ever alter 1 g u au wa'm oftic tally engasad now ba ca r e 35 000 pappi» win mad thw and that'» going 10 maha II emtcult 10 keep It • «aerai « y longer I toro you! Loro, Lao___________________ OSAR KERMIE tooge. have a Happy Varen lina » Day. Am you looking tor a new movie erme? 1« you m tha »«amp, rrrlbObttl_____ EO. PROMISE to IM you "win" a tow thw waUrend, only Hocsue« 1 loro you « much Yew tarortt» «meri tm _________________ ONERO, I loro you F.Uhy_______________ GREG E. TVs chubby tittle Cupid loro» you mom Hren you'll ever know! Vow aareotie P a m a ______________________________ GAIE. YOU mak» ma fasi ima every « y it Vdamme'» 0 « . You re »0 apee Id' Happy Vareretna'a 0 « . I loro you, Marisol HAPPY VALENTINES Day John. Jon. Lillian, Laurean, Mare. Handy. Randy. Robbie. Scott. Tommy. Tracy. Martin and roommate«, horn Jana, EttaabUh, Wtnnre_________________ NAPPY valentines Day to d tha TPQ'at Loro Liada. _____________________ NAPPY VALENTINES 0 « . Chuck and crea PiymPbU. ______________ NV0.KQTI BUSS______________________ HAPPY VO to Hw "PM cu e bro'a " When it conrea to pat cam. you are prosit Loro hum yownoiskaam. ___ ________________ HAWK. TO ms nicest »«rotrot young Catholic My I know — and cottusi« 1 I loro yow muw auam rohrea Loro you. AMa NAPPY VALENTINES Day to the worMS « a r a d perore» l toro you1barbar» leo NET MR Wan btreat do you hero a data with yow a a « l hu rl Sforo, o r e « wo go otri?__ I’LL JOIN Mb Mub. t u t a apoda a apadb. my M u lto » worntolRbiiMMMbtrei aMdei _ JESSIE BABY, I tore« now why to « ron Ut prendWHtu» cauro bwbtg you «round u grand P» myYfinmim# ^ ^ j J>. I tow you. too posptoa toro you, and VbgbitoWaM Muto»— Ito to « to your bdbbai idatolMto._______ ___________________ WWW— H H ^ P fT P P I P P B _______ W f l n t a d ________________ MM, YOU am auddly. auto. »oft. «arem, aanMrtuL warm, todas, earmg. gtvtnq. ahar taH.toA,torekadnb. Jwha _______________ aUYHta GOLDand taro eom». tinga, ole rappir m recare cu n a m is i » m l b w b _________ __ SM ALLCOLORTVObliIH» A M fPMStame Basi humss sottosto and good «nutren LUKE. ANY MUtoaS tore, my glaM and ydw ware. Oon t worry about tha artrer. but « Or regyuwpultor. PwagreSS_______________ suvy.iEBant________ NICKY, HAPPY Valentine » Day. I loro you with alt ot my heart. O w loro la so aroig rem beautiful and special Far m mum but naror aver m ow heart» Foreror mtna and yowa, Sharon.________________________________ RENE ERVANIAN and Juba Macy, I saw you m tha M U catatana and 1 tu t m loro Happy v re re m a S Day_________________________ KCON. a l f a s u b «rere, now bbrnama are btoak, woso aunod an aw touaa, youto Marta Ato» proor « u à and MICHAEL: YOU’R E what keep» me going. C « 't w « 10 ba yow bride AH my loro, Chris. DOUG. I can't find enough way* to say. ich nabs dieh. Du bid ma m « yaremmsaclwti im m arah u u . ____ TYPIS T EXPER M N CE P wfth «H u rtaHa a i. th a a u . re abaren papara, ate M M Correcting Satoatrtc. QuestoO M U . S S b iT M __________ _______ _ M.P.R.: M Y loro grows with you. Only tire hand of Hto c « coream ow h a u ls Gat psyched tor Otago! 8.P M ___________________________ POOP CAT, ba 11 U a motel, at Mam or u w eal H doesn't matter, you're tha b est' Poop STATt O f MIND? Sound to o good to b o try» ? W e InvHa you to com a by o w o fHoe and a « ! o T a * to d ur am p i o yero. N u n to dB. MM g u a p n to e you'» IMS « N U you bM . tren for appom tm uni U^ BSSSB M ICHELLE. ALW AYS rarnambar Braatm's, THS. la » Vagw . Saturday nights, tire drive m. Dtanaytand. and th u I loro you) Retry DEAR G ERN, It's M « red Hope wa spend many more Happy V arerem o Day» together 1 loro you, l elunack.______________________ N EW YO R K YOU LEARN MV DEAREST Mary Jana, forgot not that: An m dlvtduUS first duly la to Pro hto ilia « hW principals demand H.O. Thoreau with loro, J.T. "C rag g a."__________________________ PRETTY GIRL. Thanks tor a ll the loro and help I'm madly m loro. C « 't wait to gat to Tatoot.________________________________ KERR. LOVES mad re «•• Mnoe arida Da you won! to IM« a Ulutuna «Mb? Yaw Banure BtobdUreags________’_______________ _ M u dd, tot«» Sto tddM H U B 1 U S M M il totor to d ^ Ä n e d U g F ^ W o re a rtU tonU to d l and aquM u a n l arttdtoddtor H tU u d M tong dM4uu re W ATS tow d to can to rt o w « a d u n ib . M youtre n u w ro e n U d u sd a aatoe HddHion aow re. uuirei«»i th is — wq w ttl pay you $190 00 g ar 10 toM ir «reto, pitre Ebnpreu« eom m reu I WHILE M ARK HONEY, w ill you marry m s? PI««««. Today! Maggy V U « tln a s Pay- *tore you.______ DEAP ALPH A Kappy Pai — Happy Vareremo'» Day . Wa toro you an. Cindy and So b ________ TYPING. TERM papar», m utuat i» »», ata. RM aan«blb,paatoauw iU . Ew a. «Onda. Q m Mty SaarotutU S e m e l M 147ST____________ W e re e young. M ud lean ty»e e l e e m se n y H iU 'e tooklng tor 2 m ore m dtvkKiU a who. LAURA. YOU’V E got tha aroW U lettering. 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Aaooriean athletes a re am ateurs—remember? “ I think after this year some MC rule changes are going be ntade because they’re inconsis­ tent (internationally),” Scott said. "Like the communist coun­ tries — their government sup­ ports them ICO percent financial­ ly and they can train as long as their an a world dees level. “Even in a lot of ‘free’ coun­ trie s, top athletes receive monies. I think the U.S. has a ways to go in the way they handle their am ateur athletes. The AAU takes nine-tenths of the money and that leaves Just a little pit­ tance for the ath letes” Scott knows where the cellulite is in the USOC end AAU. "The AAU and U.S. Olympic Committee have got milliono of dollars and all that money is go­ ing into the middle m an’s pocket (By that) I mean the coaches who are not doing anything and useless clinics. They built an Olympic training site in Colorado where half the year you can’t even go there. It’s stupid." Star jocks do one of three things when they retire: became sports casters, promote products or both. In Chicago, where Scott recently went to promote his company’s products, he saw a lot of "prostitution” — that is people selling their names to products that aren’t necessarily e l they should be. "In Chicago, I saw Sugar Ray Leanord and others eododng pro­ ducts. I saw Bruce Jenner pro­ m ote products that he probably couldn’t use (personally),” Scott said. Jenner and others are going for the bucks and may not be too in­ terested in the product they sell, gcott feels. "H e’s a spsrtseeelor, he sails Bruce Jenner shoes which are trash and I could think of a t least four other things he’s behind. When you flood the m arket, you’re prostituting yourself. I would fed I ’m prostituting myself if I did that. ” But isn’t that just what he’s do­ ing by endorsing the gortex suits and other ham of hie company? Scott doesn’t think so “I know whet goes into produc tton," be said. "I wouldn’t stand behind them if I didn’t think they were the b e e t” Scott graduated from Cal StateIrvine two y e a n age with a degree in social n c d ^ y with a teaching minor. He woe peached g u t by A8U track coach Lan M iller When MUter task the ASU jab, Scott was net far hahiad. Although Scott jest traine with the Sun Devils, he ie an seed M iller said. “ He’s an nee te Mm hale aa far a s ree rd tia g ,” MUter aaid.” Although Mm middle dteteuces require a dMfsraaf training pro­ gram , M iller feels S co tt’■ "range” coaid enable him te nm "T here's a s question la my mind Scott can break the American record te the 9000meters,” M iller said . " Ie January, he teak five seconds off of Steve Prefeata tee's indoor MSO-meter reeerd. ” P a c-1 0 S ta ts n n m n w 2. Bryan M aon, WUMMngton W mo MM XNa>aka«*, OMgon*t jao 4. 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