Iranians vow more protests if speaker returns Security at Iranian speech irks ASASU By Clare Gramer sad EUn Haggerty The Associated Student» activities vice president Mid Thursday that ASASU Is «past over the hand ing oi security a t a heavily-protested speech by a form er Ira* Rian diplomat Mooday night Activities Vice President Lori T am er said because of the security situation a t the speech, a latter win be seat directly to Chief of Police George Bays itemising the events that took place aa perceived by ASASU. Turner added that a copy of the letter also will be sent to the Doan of Students Office. Form er Iranian ambassador Fereydoun Hoveyda was forced to step speaking after approximately IS minutes of jeers and bedding by approximately 300 Iranian pro­ testers. Hoveyda served in the regime under Shah Mohammed Reas Pahlavi from 1871 to 1179. “We want to clarify to the a tta r two bodies involved whet the events were as we perceive them, and why the event was canceled,” Tum or said. Tam er said die letter was In the rough stages of (hraftim and refused to comment on the specific content of the letter. Meanwhile, a group of Iranian student have threatened that their protests "would be worse” if the official is brought back to speak. Wayne Smith, director of the ASASU Speaker’s Pro­ gram , said he is considering inviting Hoveyda to return. “The only reason that it (rescheduling the event) would be considered would be on principle,“ Smith said. “It was wrong that Hoveydah was denied the opportuni­ ty of free speech.’’ Saied Aikary, a member of the Iranian Students Association, said he did not know yet what the group would do, but that it would not allow Hoveyda to speak. “He doesn't represent the Iranian people,” Afkary said. “They (ASASU officials) have to respect the Ira­ nian student opinion ta re .” Doan of Students Leon Shell said if Hoveyda was asked to return, “any steps to insure that he would be able to spook would be taken.” “We don’t plan to see that (a cancellation) happen again.” But Afkary said even if more security measures were taken,‘I t doesn’t m atter to us. We would not allow it (bis speech)." Hoveyda’s speech was sponsored by the ASASU Special Events Board. Smith said the event cost ASASU approximately $3,000, and that more than $700 will have to be refunded to people who attended the speech. Hoveyda had planned to speak about the current state of affairs in Iran, his projection for that country’s future, and discum Us book, “The Fall of the Shah. ” Afkary said Hoveyda is supported by the CIA and is on his current speaking tour “Just looking for money ” frid ay March 7, 1900 stale press Tem ps, Arizona Voi. 62, No. 8 f Arizona State University G Copyright, Stato Proas, 1000 __________________________________________________________ tv tawJ Sun always rises Attorney general : A S A lobby illegal By BBsa Haggerty A legal opinion from the board itself says,” he added. M. The regents have said they do A risona attorney general charged Sw Arisona Students not intend to abridge anyone’s A ssociation T hursday w ith first amendment rights, inillegally uriag public funds to ohMUwg the right to do s certain amount of lobbying, F ra ta g Mid. lobby for legislation. But Robert Huff, the regents’ Attorney Geewral Boh Corbin’s opinion a c cu se d ASA of executive coordinator, has said beoaching its understanding with tbs board’s policy specifically the Arisons Board of Regents by prohibits use of public fundi tar writing letters to legislators say­ lobbying procedures. Rep. Tony West, R-Phoenix, reCorey NUnioric, a senator Brew architecture, ing a record would bs kept of taw ipisetsd lbs B)hriir 3$. they (the taglila to rt) voted eu said she would use the money to help open the Haas Freitag sold ss an act of “good i f communication between fee approximately $$$ It added that ASA “cannot urn faith” gw group will transfer architecture students and the estim ated 7«$ preany putrite funds la lufhwnru $118.30, Uw fatal amount of nrofaesional students. money ASA bas spent on lobbying Although Sw Senate approved gw reqpast, legislative actim e r m easure hi (Ms year, from the group’s by gw Arisons ASASU Campus Affairs Vice President Kevin ¡private fund to its public funds. COagrevo voted against the increase because there The optarim r egnaste that gw wee no continuity amoag the callage council proBaard of Regents camminale, estim ated to be the cost of mailiag tatters to tagtslaters. he Mid. Ha aloe said previeuB monies to gw councils m d If m eam ary, term inate Ua ASA’s private fund include* f l a g — trip with ASA. wars aat “well sHscelsd. ” ASA is funded with $M*$ from money (ra n private donations “i e far, eniy IS percent ef the money shotted ts and leftover profits from ASAgw oowwils lw v a ham spent," Cssprsve said. such university’s s$adm M «woriri concerts, he said. Thu money is allotted by ••With Ims gam B pereant ef gw year left, we “We are entttled to bald such J R ." moaiM M these and spend them K art Frotta«. ASA’S ouacutivo •hid the of the Finance sciar, said "we dh agr ee with m we see fit, " Freitag said la coBege Ha addsd aagdag has bam acI interprets ttm councils m e baaed on griHug m m ey dewm Is a Bat wa will gs by what gw Waller Boris (1er Ughi) pule up a i*4not lump shot A S A S U Senate votes to give executive officers pay raise By Lari W to adjust dm salarias 1er Mm four A1ASU scuttvs officers end innrsais heading fSr several collage osuncili The Sarnie increased the salariée of gw four position from $3,100 to $3,3* to keep in line with ASASU PneM m t Susie B astridgs originally 1in the presiden t’s posi­ tion from $M »t to $M»$ —d aa Increase for the One ________ voted agrim t Baatridgs’s ram m t besam e he m id there era a tta r “aw ards" husMss flm ad al suaeArchitecture College, Cegags of Education and gw Flue Arte councils. The Architecture council Today Bathsheba takes Melliftuously mellow NCAA a bath M angione preview Page 3 Page 8 Page 12 P ep e2 8 tete P rete Friday, March 7,1980 In the news briefly from the Associated Press PAKISTAN WILL ALLOW CHECKS FOR REBELS ISLAMABAD, Pakistan P akistan’s p rssld sn t said Thursday ha would allow In* spectlon of bordsr rsfugss cam ps to show that Afghan robots ars not baing tralnad and armad thara, and ha suggaa tad poatlng an Intama* ttonal paacakaaplng forca In A fghanistan as a moans of ending tha crisis thara. Praai* dant Qan. Mohammad Zla ulHaq, addressing tha country’s alactad roprasantathraa, said Afghanistan could saal its border with Pakistan to satisfy Itsatf that no arm s or robots are baing sant from Pakistan. COLUMBIAN MILITANTS RELEASE 1 HOSTAGE BOGOTA, Columbia - Ter­ rorists holding tha Dominican Republic Embassy released one hostage Thursday, and a governm ent official said the talks aimed at freeing tha re­ maining captives focused on th a guerrilla dem and that 311 alleged political prisoners be re le a s e d . A u strian Am­ bassador Edgar Setzer, freed In order to return home to the side of his gravely III wife, was reported by the Venezuelan sta ts news agency to have told a reporter that he had not eaten In eight days, v BABBITT NAM¿3 STUDENT REGENT NOMINEES FLAGSTAFF — Three NAU students — Renee Marie Marter, 21, of Mesa; Garvey Biggers, 23, of Phoenix, and R o n ald M cCoy, 33, of F lag staff — have been nominated to Gov. Bruce Bab­ bitt for selection as the stu­ dent member of the state Board of Regents. Joel Stlner of ASU Is the currant student regent. B abbitt’s appoint­ ment, which will be effective May 15, is subject to state Senate confirmation. Stirrer's predecessor, the first student regent, was from UA. COMMITTEE DEFERS WOMEN INDRAFT WASHINGTON — A House subcom m ittee voted 8-1 Thursday to kill President Carter’s request for authority to include women In a draft registration program . Tha vote, the first congressional te st of sentim ent for reoister- \ on « Spend Spring Break on the slopes in Flagstaff Ing women, does not affect registration of men. The Issue of male registration Is tied up In the House Appropriations Committee, where budgetary problem s have stalled a vote on Carter’s request for money to start registration this sum­ mer. R A M A D A INN UNIVERSITY A AGE FAIR,ISSUE, SAYSJAvrre WASHINGTON — Sen. Jacob Javlts said Thursday he will not complain of unfair campaigning If opponents of his bid for a fifth term In the Senate question his age or his health. “The people of my s ta te can |u d g e fo r them se ivee w hether they want me." V M U L T K f7 •¡IS." Per Person / \ Per Pay . 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M arch 7,1900 S t a f Pr— Pag« 3 Humidity, roof leakage destroying art collection ■yK ym Fas lODIens of dollars is a rt ere gradually bslng destroyed hi ths University A rt Coilsrtiass in Matthews Center as a result of sin ssrirs humidity and a leaky roof, ths museum’s raglotrar said Thursday. ‘•We had to remove Batheheba (a R enaissance painting) because Mm not more than one bath,” said Mary Jane Wilhame, as she pointed to a water-stained wall that seed to be the home of Toilette Do Batheheba. The a rt p lla ry , located on the second floor of Matthews Center, has bean «* with humidity problems far more than IS years, Williams said. The repeated change in humidi­ ty is very destructive to much of the gallery’s art, she said. "The dampnaas causes mold to grow on paintings. The Jcsso on the fram es crock. It (the Jeasoed flrame) expand« and contracts with every change in humidity,” Williams said. She added that the prints done on paper take on a “washboard effect” and become crinkled with the moisture. The petnting i on wood are repeatedly swelling due to ths dampness, she added. "We had a print exhibit hero, and I was ashamed to have peo­ ple look a t the prints because they were ee crinkled,” WUUame said. A leaky roof in the gallery has been a recent contributor to the bumidtty. Williams said the roof teaks wesssively every time it rates, despite repeated attem pts to fix i t “They (ths physical facilities staff) have fixed it and fixed it and fixed H." she said. “They even put a new roof an once, but it didn’t work. They ere doing everything they can, but nothing works. “In the summer, the cooling Just keeps recycling the sam e air, and it gets wet,” she said. "Sometimea there is SOto SOper­ cent humidity up here.” WUhame said the gallery is equipped with humidifiers and dehum idifiert to keep the m oisture constant, but the machines are not effective. “An ideal museum bee a stan­ dard tem perature end humdity,” she said. “The building (Mat­ thews Center) was built for a library, not a i Wlhame «aid ttm only eetetten to the problem would be a saw building. T hs m useum 's «■rector, Rudy Turk, makes an appari for a saw building every year a t budget tim e but nothing has been done about it, she added; “Every year he puts a note a t the bottom of the budget, ‘P S . wo would Hke a new building’,” WUhame added. S K Y D IV E !! Call now •P ro fessio n al in stru ctio n •C la sse s S aturday & Sunday •Ju m p sam e day •O bservation rid es ARIZONA PARACHUTE RANCH Affirmative action g ets added support lt jtni-r— Director Joe Kearney, head H ie ASU Faculty Women’s Association has Joined. the football coach D arryl Rogers Minority Caucus in its fight for and si« assistant coaches. The group alleges that the hir­ affirm ative action. “We support them fully in their ing practices used by the Univer­ concern ter affirm ative action,” sity violated ASU affirm ative ac­ said Mary Anderson, the FWA tion plans and state and federal president and associate professor laws. Anderson said the FWA ap­ in industrial engineering- "We are obviously fa the sam e boat pointed two representative« to The statistics for women and assist the Minority Caucus: Deborah Loess, seeistant prom inorities both are inadequate.” Of \jm professional positions feasor of foreign languages; and a t ASU, S ta re filled by minorities Norma PBw, seeistant professor of health, physical education, and MS are filled by wesson. The Minority Caucus is a Joint recrea tion and dance. “I understand the caucus is group of the Black and CMeans faculty and staff caucuses. It has currently gathering m aterial on caBsd far an Investigation Into af- affirm ative-aettoa program s a t ftrm ative action plans and prac­ ASU,” rite said. “Sson they will tices by the University, stem ­ bo looking a t the m aterial and ming from the hirings of Athletic trying to evaluate i t " PASTA POWER and PEDAL POWER Bikg, w a lk or drlvs ( u m our special map) on over to THE SPAGHETTI COMPANY. Bring In this coupon for HAPPY HOUR SunriM S , M argarita*, B loody M ary's • S1.00 All W all D rinks* T ie Bear: P itch er $1 JO G lass: M e 3:30-7 M on.-Fri. 0-12 S atu rd ay P FREE G lass of Sebastiani W ins With Every Entrae’ Ordered. J I * | T am pa lo c a tio n o n ly .^ 414 S. M ill TEMPE 11-11 Mon.-Tlmrs. ll.ltP r i.- 3 a t. 11-10 Sunday I T ton oy Tmywc 966-3848 Papn4 State P r w FrHky, March 7,1800 Opinion state press Restriction of fico thought and fraa apaaoh la tha moat dangaroua of all eubmcnlone. It la tha ona un-American act th « oouKI m ott M ill» _ w llllm 0 .O o o g U O uter's '60-minute' catastrophe Where was he when American diplomats requested protection— protection that could ham sp u ed approx­ imately 50 US. citiaens a brutal and bisanre experience that will scar them for ufe? Was be out campaigning.? ~aa Minutes” la the ssasoo’s moat eurrieefni show. But its M 0i r a t i ^ s r s a t Mkafr to be bsoetod by toiertsIob asta ia tha WMto Bourn. Chrtar may have captured the votes ln 117S by running aa an a M d v not entrapped by the capital's com­ plicated poltieal and sodai ustoark. But C arter's win^ b e t f ^ e « « raad T n riU k T laier, he would ham discovered the Wkrils House can net pressure a national network into kiBlag news. He should ham taken a Mason Bom Richard M san. If he’d wanted to, Jim m y Carter couldn’t em u get CBS to cancel 'M m of Barnard,” and that coaid ho construed ae a public sendee. But the man Bom Plains or, in the interest of ac­ curacy, Mb aflUates, tried to ham a segment of “SO Minutas" earned. Ik e Associated Prem r eported that CBS News Présidant William Leonard confirm ed reports that the White Bourn pressure d the network to drap a IB-minute segment detailing UÜ. relatione with H m S M I» Ik e mom to axe the chapter of the news magasine was as successful as C arter’s Massachusetts campaign, and about as futile. CBS ran the piece Sunday. AP r eported Jody Powell, State Departm ent affidai Boury Pracht and (according to a Leo Angeles Times story) Cyrus Vance called dm network to request cancellation of the Mike WaOace-raparted segm ent What are they trying to puB? Accorclng to White House sources, the report had the possible effect of harming hostage roieaee efforts. That naaidsltkeactaady reason, but inioi raetr ainHa a m u o , jfanmy. RMBsndisi IhsPantagnd Papers? In reality, the effect of the prop-am on the fate of the hostages probably ia negSglble. Ik e information about American relations with the Shah la no secret from Iranian m ilitants bokhag the U.S. Embassy. Bowemr, the broadcast contained reports that could cause the — crowd to change channels on Carter. Wallace reported cnSbasey officials in lU hsran aa saytarn if the Shah wow adm itted into the United States their security was threatened. They r equested extra protec­ tion. Wallace quoted Vance as telling the president “we could (ham protected the em bassy), but we didn't.’’ That is eoase information that could do C arter real harm . Be says he can’t campaign for the 11S0 election because he constantly m ust be on call for breaking Ira­ nian demlopmenlB. One can argue that C arter had information that could ham presented the seisure of the embassy by simply providing extra security for the parosdw l in Teheran. Wallace quoted the farm er Iranian foroigi m inister as hairing told the State Department that athnittiag the Shah into the country was “playing with fire. There will be a mry drastic reaction.’' C arter knew the possible consegnanres of Ms actions, but did nothing to present die w orst It is ironic that this sam e issue is rescuing C arter from political obHsion and insuring Ms re-election without Ms even basing to Mam Washington. It's no wonder C arter wanted that “aa Minutes” report cancelled. It could beU weeks and you’re out, Mr. Presi­ dent But C arter has to team that the American press is not the tool of any government agency. One Supreme Court esse after has reinforced the idea that politi­ cians can not tam per with the right of a free prom. If C arter had been around longer he might ham known that, but let’s not gim Mm four more years to learn. The WMte Bouse is no place for on- the-Jd> training ia basic constitution. Letters to the Editor Who's telling half-truths? B. Bell’s Mtin TMvaday’s Stats Pram : R m s to mo that Dr. B el inuring W hat am the “ carefully selected bits of truth and halftruth“? What Is the iatarpretetiea of the truth that “we" want? What is it that “we” would Uke to belem ? Even sim pler: to whom doss “we” refer? What “ru m en and guesses” ham ham “dtoguioed aa fact” ia tha statem ents of the minority cancus(m)? What are the “ohvkjub m ocurecM i in o k report of tho Select Committee? What is which is the baris ef the Faculty Association’s position? What anothlcal statem en ts have emanated “Bum tha Law OoL Aa a Scholar, Dr. BeU is un­ doubtedly anxious to identify truth and “puss it on to others.” Scholarly answers to the above qusotione might be helpful to the faculty in its effort to arrive a t condurians based on truth. Ik e paragraph regarding the cem peritim of the screening committee and the KA Board ■name Irrelevan t B ern there been objections based so insuffi­ cient faculty r eprseentation on them two peupe? It eeems to me that the protests that ham been voiced are directed a t whet wee done. Surely, Dr. BeU is not im­ plying that a group compsead of faculty maanhtra can not e rr, ie he? Vernon 8. Gertech Cetiegeef Education Jkr** PROTESTERS CAUSED THE CANCELLA- TUMI OP A SPEECH. by a PORKER ir m h a M om oA U v Guest Editorial They gave their lives — now let us speak Friday. March 7,1900 8 tete Proec Pag« 5 Orme Dam would upset life style, leader says By J ia to Jaheme If OrnM Dam la bant, It would M t a precedent for oppreaaion aimed a t UN American Indian aad seventy upaat the McDowell Indiana’ way of Ufa, the prealdent of the tribe told a meeting of ASU Native American Students. “All along the river our families live in groups. If we have to move, they’ll probably buildup subdivisions all dose together," Clinton Pattea said Wednesday. "We don’t like living dose together." The propoeed Orme Dam, which m d d be built a t the con­ fluence of the Salt and Verde rivers, would flood 17,000 acros of the 25,000 allotted for the Fort McDowell Indian Reservation. The tribe would receive $33 million for the land aad 2,500 ad­ ditional acres from the Tonto Na­ tional Foroat P attea said the 2£00 acres would not be enough and the government-picked site would not be suitable. "All that land is Just rock. It would be like living on r>«iMihMt Mountain We, as In­ dians, don’t like to live like that," b e s a il Pattea added that the economic impact of Orme Dam would put 25 percent of the Indians on the site out of wash. “We have leas than 10 percent unemployment now. All these people who only drive a couple miles to work would have to find a job somewhere else,’'h e said. Rep. Daniel Poaches, RWindow Rock, said if the McDowell IwMana, whose 58» members occupy the land that would ba flooded, were Corced to leave, all Indiana would suffer tneetttccs. “It would eel back precedents for IndUn people that the American governm ent could push Indhms around,” P eaches said. Pattea sakl, "We’ve been living in that area for the past hundreds of years. We’ve been relocated and mislocated from all this years before, and 100 years later it’s happening again." Though the gin is anient pro­ posal of $33 million would yield $120,000 for every man, woman aad child on the reservation, Pat­ tea said the Indians are not in­ terested in the money. "Soma of us could live on that money all our Uvea, but a good m ajority of our people would never make it throu^i the first week or two,” P attm said. “Money is way dawn on our priority lis t Our priority is our land base and preser ving our life etyle.” Ponchos said the P o rt McDowell tribe is “very much com ssitted" to opposing Oram Dam. Although the trfte “doesn't know the flan ling la Phseaf r , they fed thsre are ether, cheaper alternatives to relievo the pro­ blem, "h e added. When Gov. Bruce Babbitt took office in 1578, he told the McDowell Indians that Orme Dam would not be built without considering available a lte r­ natives. Peaches said the etudiee being made will not be completed until 1582. “Governor Babbitt committed himself to waiting for the recom­ mendations for alternatives. Now he says he is very much con­ vinced th a t som e kind of structure will be built a t the confluence of the Salt and Verde rivers," Peaches said. Some of the alternatives being studied include the building of higher, b ig p r aad "bettor" bridges, constructing the Rio Salado project, or raising ex­ isting dams te hold more water. Rio Salado would allow the Salt River to flow year-round and in­ cludes a system of parks and recreational facilities along the river banks through Phoenix. “I believe the general public ia not aware that Orme Dam is very costly. It will take five to eight years to build and cost between $260 million and $300 million. As opposed to that, there a te better alternatives to resist flooding,” Peaches said. Orme Dam eras originally pro­ posed in IMS as a part of the Cen­ tral Arizona Project to bold back w ater from the two rivers. In 1877 President Carter ordered Orme Dam be excluded from the pro­ ject and the CAP continue ody if alternatives to the dam were studied. Opponents of the dam say flooding in the rivers from CAP w ater would be controlled, but yearly deluges would continue to swamp the flatlands. “If the dam should go in, Salt River Project is still going to FOR THE UNIQUE ^ INDIVIDUAL A Lens Out Smokey Quartz, A Free-Farm Ring To Set Your Gems, and A Striking Diamond Band. & e x r u n a / JEW ELR Y & DIAMOND CUTTING 130 & U N IV E R S IT Y D R . “ tN T H E A R C H E S " 9 6 7 -8 9 1 7 - to fit all m echanical pencils. The “S h ak er' m echanical Pencil and NEO-X lead Shake it or ‘ d ic k it*. It'll com e out great in the end. 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Environmentalists also have opposed the Orme Dam con­ struction because the land is a m ajor nesting ground for die bald eagle. They m y if the land was flooded, the nation’s symbol would be wiped out “They never mentioned that we live there. We have 550 people on that land.” P attm mid. A S U CORNER OF M ill ft 10th ST. 6 E ast 10th S tru ct S W C o m e r o f T em p o C e n te r PHONE: 894-1234 Pepo 6 fia te riraso Friday, March 7, IMP Scottsdale businessman proposes Salt toll bridge By B arters VoaFtM t A priva tely flnancad tall bridge acraaa the Sail M var a t Sesttedale Road would ba a rotation to tbs traffic problems ASU commuters eadure during repeated floods, a Scottsdale shopping center developer said Thursday. John Hoboes, managing partner of Lae Areas Mall, said a larger bridge acroas the river at Scottsdale Road could be completed sooner by private investors than by the governm ent He heads a group of m erchants that has hired a San GOLF N S W F ’COMPUaagMVAMVPAgg boobnowon«gnteciiow Iof GoM uri Indy BM Oaring Ceppo 201 Wy il, ISSO Francisco engineering Arm to review plans for a river crossing. " I’m not Just blearing smoke," Holmes eakl. "This is economically feasible. “It would take about five to seven years to recover the initial investment — maybe more than M years with interest, be added. Holmes estim ated a four-lane bridge 1,900 feet long would coat 90 million to flO million. Mora about A S A violates p o licy comptiebed by Corbin’s work because ASA had planned to tecu m the m atter with the board anyway. In a second opinion Thursday, Corbin said ASA cannot sue any state universities. If ASA were to bring suit, it “would be engaging in an activity inconsistent with both the board’s policy of cooperation between students and adm inistration and the mriakm of the universities." F reitag said he tUd not understand why West sought Ibis opinion because ASA never in­ tended to sue an university. The request for C orbin's opinion referred to a possible siat against ASU by ASA for censoring X-rated films on campus. “We couldn’t afford to pay a lawyer’s cab fare to the Universi­ ty, much less hire a lawyer,” Freitag said. “It (the opinion) is reaOy not applicable.” Just 1 Sandwich It’s that good T -S H IR T $3.00 6:30 to Closing Weekdays All Day W eekends ih t- • • • c À U J lè r - frSm fvLjf KOPOUBTABOUT IT... ¿WtufiWajA f r w n 6 - 0 p m w * p r w iie » u e r < A h O W T /T c ¿venm os, f i t t , 2 5 f* * à * H u e * r w t* K « w ï } uhne i t b u r ^ p r o v id e - \v tr tr » A * p t e c e i © r h u m b a u ( 4VH PCVIL U>UNGC . APACHE ftt f?URAL m ltM PE . Come to the A rts & Crafts Festival at Fiesta M a li 968-0066 Mi Tempe Center (Behind Godfather’s) c Firebird artists are com­ ing from all over Arizona to show their work, answ er ques­ tions, and give demonstrations Come brow se through the fantastic selection of arts and crafts while checking out the new spring m erchandise at Fiesta Mall's three major departm ent stores and over one hundred specialty shops The show will b e held dur­ ing regular m al hours: Monday through Friday 10-9, Saturday 106; Sunday 12-5 That’s Fiesta Mai's native Ari­ zona Arts and Crafts Festival M ardi 6*9 Alma School and Southern n Meea \ Experience it a _ — m i ( y P B K Tl M arch o f Dim es nwf wnegtc.siTteat*ta a*t«c »uw•w« Friday, March 7, I960 Stata Praga Paga 7 Mora about Frisbee 'freakout' scheduled D e v e lo p e r s a y s t o ll c r o s s in g w o u ld s o lv e b r id g e p r o b le m s H olm « said a f r o n t toil would be a “modest charge ” compared to gasoline costs of taking loagsr routes across tbs river when floods close the Scottsdale Road Bridge. “The state would need to ¿ v s permission to col­ lect telle,” be said. "They currently finance 75 peec ent of tbs bridge, so they have the biggest stake. “After 10 years, operation and ownership of the bridge would revert to the stale, "h e added. Holmes said he has considered the University community In dra wing up the proposal. He said he realises a tod bridge would slow ttave! to and from the ASU campus. “Time Is one of the factors we'll have to deal with,” he said. “We don’t want to deter traffic flow. A- M aricopa County D epartm ent of Transportation official said the Scottsdale businessmen are "Just wasting their money." Ed Schneider said construction and maintenance of the bridges is “solely the respon­ sibility of the county.” “We’ve gone back to the drawing board with the Scottsdale Road Bridge,” he said. “It’s being redesigned and increased.” “Any figure he (Holmes) is throwing out is a fig­ ment of his im agination," Schneider said. Work on a river-bottom crossing a t Scottsdale Road begins today and will be completed in two weeks, Schneider said. “I’d think people would be satisfied with that,” he added. Holmes said, “Scottsdale business should pick up immediately, as soon as the crossing opens. The Arisona Frisbee Asesdattou will host the 1000 Willie and Millie Famous Frisbee Freakout beginning a t 0 a.m . Saturday and Sunday a t the PapagoBaUfleld, N th Street and CinTy Rood. Events will include Frisbee golf, freestyle and K-0. The divi­ sions will be open, am ateur (both men and women) and Junion All agss are welcome. Prises will be awarded to the winners. Registration is IS. The event is in cooperation with the City of Tempo, KBBC radio and the Mill Avenue Merchants. Environmentalists to demonstrate against Japanese baseball team ■y Jam ie Jo Members of a California-based environmen­ talist group will meet next week in Phoenix to stags demonstrations against a Japanese baseball team owned by a m ajor whaling company. Members of the Greenpeace Foundation, a 10year-old international organisation, will b e a t all the Yokohama Taiyo Whales’ games Mmday through Wednesday. Sue Fountain, spokeswoman for Greenpeace, said the orgaafsatien hopes to make people aw are of the Taiyo Fishary Company’s backing of fits The Taiyo Fishery Co. owns 90 percent of all whalers in Japan, but Fountain said there is no way of knowing Just how many whales are killed every year because of “pirate” whaling. “P irate whaling is unregulated and illegal. So nqbody knows how many whales die through these operations, "sh e said. Members of Greenpeace have been trying to set an appointment with the general m anager of the Japan ^airrkr11 team. Fountain said they hope to m akes presentation to the players. “We will maintain presence a t each of the ex­ hibition games where the Whales will be playing, and we will be flying a 40-foot inflatable whale bngosn,” Fountain said. Sunday and Monday, the Japanese team will play the Chicago Cubs a t Hohokam Park in Mesa. Tbs remaining games Tuesday and Wednesday will be played a t Phoenix Municipal Stadium . "We want to convey to the public the emergency of the issues of whaling and the role that the whales play In our m arina ecosystem ,” Fountain The earth is composed of 75 percent w ater and the “m ajority of the a ir wo breathe comes from the oceans,” she added. MANHATTAN VILLA PIZZAS AND SO BS WE ARE NOT FANCY, JUST PLAIN GOOD - 894-1201 Free Delivery to A S U "I LARGE Naw York Pina SANDWICHES LARGE PITCHERS W ith Coupon Until 3-19-SO. Coot* — M lcholob — S c h llti B udw eiser — S o ft Drink* • Batin or Taka Out Ad. 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Who'd a thunk, even as late as two years ago, that a Jass/rock artist of Maagkne’s stature would receive volleys of oohs and aahs for each song performed, new or old, as he did that night Yes, recognition for the composer has been welldossrvert. Many of Ms earlier composttions wore p art of an aarty wave of experimentation in J a n that bridged hie gap between J a n and pop music. “Chase the Clouds Away” and other earlier concepts were, in their own cute way, Chuck Mangione a m e lllf lu o u s ly m m aestro fo r the m asses UptanHy onswmasfUl far tfaatr tim e. And even the P eek 8e Geed had its moments, them atical­ ly, that seemed to suepend tim e a bit, es the warm arrangments poured forth from the Jm om 's in our minds, soothing away the problems of our un-meUow world. I don’t know bow many tim es I was bogged to listen to a Mangione album in the past few years, by a well-meaning friend who had Just . . got­ ten into J a n .” Unfortunstly, Msngtone’s brand of J a n barely scrapes the surface of the largly un­ discovered world of Ja n music. Few if any of Mangione’s new fane know that he served time in Art Blakey’s bend (Blakey, by the way, speaks quite highly of Ms one-time charge), or even know or care ^ ^ u t i T t h T f o n ir T li c k llo m ^ w I r t l^ i^ X unusual gtfft from your Museum Shop. O ne look at our wide selection, with low price tags, will thrill you, too. THE GALLERY STORE M atthew s C enter, 2nd F loor OPEN 12 to 4 WEEK DAYS__________ f 705 S. Forest [A croae from DAX] 894-6996 H FO O T TURKEY HOAGIE $15 2 Reg. 91.78 HOAQIE7 A sourdough bun filled with turkey and your ohotoe of Chaaaa (Provolona, Cheddar, or Swiss); topped with chap lettuce and a spiced sauce. It la ell served with chips and a pickle. BAGELS: W E G O T 'EM! 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Favorites such as an ab­ breviated medley of ‘T he Children of Sanches" sound­ track mixed reasonably well with newer pieces from the new Faa sad Games album. Mangkne was reportedly commissioned to create music far the latest Olympic broad­ casts from Lake Placid, and that choice makes a lot of sense, becam e a t its w ent, Mangione’s music is great fodd e r fo r th e d r a m a tic background swells of soap operas and the Uke. Perfect, in fact, for the cool, mindless m enage of most television broadcasts. one. —Dave W ater sm, JEWELERS 9L.C FOR ALL YOUR JEWELRY NEEDS Diamonds, W atchss 14k Chains, Pendants Sorority-Fraternity Jewelry Watch & Jewelry Repelring EARN A LIVING DOING A JO B YOU ENJO Y!! B ecom e A Pro le e slo n a l P en ce In stru cto r. N o E xperience N ecessary . Fully L icensed. E m ploym ent A ssistan ce. 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He’s been ridiculed, and when he used the words “n itte r " and “Lester Maddoa” in the same sang he was called a bigot He was a perverted blasphemer when bo naked the Lord not to send him any mare “young girls” in “Lover’s Prayer.” And when be sa i* about the world’s short people he drew fire from high and low. Nevertheless, the s o « “Short People” is Newman’s big­ gest h it It is a prim e example of Ms cutting wit and cynicism. The son d a prominent Los Angeles physician, Newman was born with crossed eyes. He was shy, introverted and awkward, tisperially around girls. His uncle Alfred Newman was a suc­ cessful conductor and composer of film scores and was a major influence on Newman. At 17, Newman was writing songs far Metric Music fir ISO a month. Ifis doaest childhood friend and producer of Newman's albums, Lenny Wamnker, was instrumental in getting the young Newman his first job; Waronker’s father was board chairm an of Liberty Records. Despite commercial success, Newman has remained a painridden figure. Ifis latest release, Bora Again, contains a track called “Ghosts,” in which he, accompanied by only his piano, siiv s about fate never-ending growing pains. “Out in the street There’s little colored kids playing Where my own little boy used to ploy So ! sit in this chair And ! ache with the gout And f talk to my—If ‘Cause I’m scared to go out And f ju st want to know What was it all about f’m sotry. ” Newman also jabs the lust tor mooey on Bora Agate in the song ‘I f s Money Ih a t I Love” : “They soy that money Can’t buy love in this world But it’ll gat you a half-pound a/cocaine And a eixteen-ycar-oid girl And a great big long limousine On a hot September night Now that may not be love But it is all right He ends the alxizn with the song “Pants” and the quintessen­ tial question: "WIU you take off my panto? ” Randy Newman wtH be appearing in concert Saturday at the Center for the Arts.______________—G—ft GBbart ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT HEAVENS ABOVE TOURING SHOP Is offering a SPRING BREAK SPECIAL I SKI ON ANY WEEKDAY } FOR ONLY $5.00 WITH THIS COUPON j 21*. 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Susan Alcantara will pre­ sent a cello recital at 7 Sunday night in the S cottsdale Center for the Arts. For information call 994-ARTS. Tom Rush will appear at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Dooley's. Tickets are 86.50 and are on sale now at Dooley's box of­ fice. Sob Ayala, a C hristian' songwriter, will perform at 7:30 p.m. March 23 at Abiding Saviour Lutheran Church, 515 E. C o n tin e n ta l, T am pa. Tickets are $3.50 for adults and 82.00 for children and are available a t moat Valley Chris­ tian book stores. THEATER “Company," a m usical by Stephen Sound helm, will be performed by Phoenix Little Theater March 14 and 15 a t 8 p.m. For tim es and ticket in­ formation, call 254-2151. “lo ssm sn and Lana" will be prseented by th e Black Theater Troupe, Inc. at 8 p.m. starting March 14 a t 1002 E. Moreland 8t.. Donations are $4 for adults and S3 for students. For Information and reserva­ tions call 258-8128. OPERA Artaona Opera will perform Puccini's "Toeca" a t 8 p.m. March 13 and 15 a t the Phoenix CM c Ptazs Sym­ phony Hall. Tickets are priced a t 812,810,8 8 ,8 6 and 84. CaH 286-7484. W estern O pera T heater will perform Qluseppe Verdi’s “La Traviata" a t 8 p.m. March 21 and 22 In Qammage Center. Tickets for th e event, which Is sponsored by ASU*s Lyric Opera Theater, are 88 and 86 for adults and 84 and 83 for fu ll-tim e s tu d e n ts a re available through the LOT box office o r any Diamonds loca­ tion. CaH 9853388 for reserva­ tions. DANCE “ D aneeprebe •88," a series of lecture-dem onstrations o n how dance reveals asp ects of society, will be presented at th e Scottsdale C enter for the Arte Tuesday night at 730. Admission for th e evening’s presentation is free. "An Evening with A geee da MMe" will offer Phoenix danoe lowers an opportunity to •h are In an e wW ng dialogue w ith one of A m erica's leading danoe figures a t • p.m. March 17 In Q am m age C antor. 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The Lions play basketball in the West Coast Athletic Conference along with perennial powerhouse San Francisco. But the Dam are in the NCAA doghouse, which means they are not eligible for postseason play I WEEK!!! Wn also BUY AND Trade Military Mechds, Patches andU nitorm eof All Countiiee and nH Ware. WViu loculnd hi thaMBIAuanun Shops, atongudth the Spaghetti Company. 414 MHI Ave., Tempo »110. H orn 10-7 Mon.-Snt. 12-5 Sun. 068 3808 A N N IV E R S A R Y MARCH 7 ,8 & 10th (A ll Nam e Brands) SPECIALS: k Group of Suits & Sport Coats AH VOStS ($19to$2SValuo) 50%OFF ♦9.99 ♦9.99 Jeans & Dress Slacks & Cords • ($18- $26Value)I AH Long Sleeve Dress & • 9 .9 9 Sport Shirts <$2o-$»vaiuas) AH Dress Slacks AH Ties 40%Off «490 SUPER SPRING SPECIALS Al Short Sleeve Shirts, Shorts &TennisWear 30% OFF ■Tf ■., . tI w SB M i SALES FINAL • (Alterations Extra on Sole Itwms) AMERICANA io -7 :oo 10 * 6:00 10 - 6:00 Tempe Canter m u m a 90/ So 967-5457 E CHECKS N a » 14 S te f Praan Friday. March 7,1980 Catching glim pse o f Sun d ifficu lt fo r opponents I ( f a n li ano c a n n a » rtn o d to the NBA,it’s that everybody to good. B rary p iafar goo» oat w a y night and doos the boat he la capatila of doiag. The Phamdx Sun» lav a as maagr, U not mora, All-Star» on their »quad as any team la Ha Each team reUes on Ms own speciality to win games and the Suns are no exception. They like to run and have the horses to carry it off. Or should we say the greyhounds. M o re s p e c i f i c a l l y th e “Greyhound” , forward Walter Davis, one of the fastest men in the NBA. If d a defender takes Ms eyee off him for a second—forget it In Thursday’» game with Seat­ tle, Davie struck for 30 points to put the Sonic» away. In the fourth quarter the Sanies were preesing on the inbound» peas. Davis went to the backcourt and took the pass. Two Seattle players sandwiched him between four arm s trying to slap the ball away. He headed one way, reversed his field and cut through the defenders, leaving them in the backcourt He stopped about 13 feet from the basket and swished it through for two—forgive the shades of A1 McCoy. “I’m Just doing my Job, I don’t think it was anything special,” Davis said. Davis was picked as player of the game and the night before a t the Phoenix Press Chib “Playerof-the-Year” . He was happy with the honor, but said he was more interested in winning the game. “I was really up for this game,” he said. “Seattle is ahead of us and we have to play catchup.” Davis was ready, but said he didn’t do anything out of the or­ dinary in the game. “I was Just trying to execute and get the ball upcourt,” be said. “My role is different now that I’m in the pros.” Davis had to be m ate of an allaround player when be played in college (NorthCarolina). Now he is — to score more and play tough defense. “The thing that is tough is that there is no one player in the NBA who is the b est I have to be ready to play every night” be said. “There is no easy tim e beesuse you don’t have any nights off when you’re playing.” Davis doesn’t look more than one game ahead during the “Our game is Utah and and I Just have to prepare for that one and not look ahead,” be said. “I think a » " « get in trouble when they look ahead ” Even when he was in school, Davis didn’t look ahead to a in the pros until Ms “I JuM wanted to g rt out of school," I» said. “Playing ball was nevar onset my dram as.” Davis hasn’t forget Ms family ttm and (riaods back boma. “My parante Uva in North Carolina and eran though 1 Uva In EUROPE“'CAR RENT o r BUY LOWEST PRICES fOR STUDENTS,1EÍCHERS Invitation to apply for STATE PRESS EDITORSHIP The ASU Student Publications Advisory Board is now soliciting applications for the State Press editorship for the Fall Semester 1980. Lonnie Shelton In the dust after breakino the hiU-oourt press. De*to etopped 12 lest short of the basket and naNed two for the Suns. sr. z(JCXISTINE’S k S v< 602-967-3295 EPISCOPAL PARISH Oden you Cultoso Forai» . and toSoweMp tor cosos» m iy Sunday at 11:30 a.n . SU N D AY SCHEDULE: 8:00 a.m . Holy Communion 9:00 a.m . Children’s Church & Coffee — Adults 9:15 a.m . Church School C lasses — Children & Adults 10:00 a.m . Choral Communion 11:30 a.m . College Forum & Lunch 5:30 p.m. Episcopal Young Churchmen (High School) DAILY SCHEDULE: 7:00 a.m . Morning Prayer (Mon. - Sat.) 7:00 a.m . W ednesday — Holy Communion & Morning Prayer 7:00 p.m. W ednesday — Holy Communion & Healing THE REVEREND B. FRANKLBi WILLIAMS. IV, RECTOR 1 7 3 5 SOUTH COLLEGE AVENUE TEMPE. ARIZONA 85281 ' Applicants for the position of editor: must have a cumulative grade index of 2.20 or better; must have either two semesters' service on the staff of the State Press or responsible etfitorial experience with a commercial, college, or univer­ sity newspaper; and must have beep a full-time student at ASU for at least the two consecutive semesters prior to applying. Candidates must also: submit at least two letters of recommendation from university faculty members an d /o r pro­ fessional journalists; list on the application form the titles of all jour­ nalism courses completed and the grades earned in those courses; submit at least two examples of a news story, feature story, or editorial w ritten for the State Press or another newspaper; and describe on the application form the functions and responsibilities of previous positions held on the staff of the State Press or other newspapers. Candidates must pick up at the State Press office, M atthews Center N orth Basement, application forms. The completed forms must be typewritten. Applicants for the position of editor must be available for one or more interviews by the Board between 3:00 and 6:00 p.m . on the day specified for selecting the' editor. The Board will interview candidates for the Fall Semester editor (1980) on Friday, April 11. 1980. The deadline for receipt of applications will be Thursday, M arch 27 at 4 p.m . Applicants need not be journalism majors; candidates from all disciplines are invited. Edward H. Peplow, Jr. Manager, Student Publications M atthews Center, N orth Basement Phone 5-7572 m mmi*— mm a n aB > D ooLeys r 968-2446 ' Don't forget DOOLEY'S for a Special SAINT PATRICK'S D AY Celebration on March 17th. Call for details: 968-2446. WINDFALL Now appearing for your Spring Break Entertainment at DOOLEY'S Friday. March 7,1980 Slate Pr— Prqo 15 H t»P Wontod P gommato Wontod ■ xrtiu encsp mktail a ú n . m m and t ooMomma-Apply a n uni a»». e v a s e n e JOGS: Sunn i ifyaar round. Europa. dJtetatoa. Arald i, Ada, ala. SMS PU * u n u n e e and SIS eapaan, Nam sen Dadroom. bathroom. CaM OabOora. ES4a n ,! Annoiincsmsnts A S U p itch e r q u its sch o o l COME LET US SHARE TOGETHER: ASU finhm an right hunted pitcher Ron Romanick has quit school far ropar tadtty “p n o n o l m i w ." Romanic* was 1-1 tMs aaason with a S.flB ERA ia five games over 14% innings. Christian M ane* Collage Organization T inada« 1:40 p.m. Stehwddng. Ptm into, w m u c, Saa tSAD. Parran Palliar. CAI PAaT-TSdS m a te alaaaar a*------ -------Baa Hu «ala, m annarin i, Sanata. H as e l IW hour. Oak Ren. I>* dST*._______________ Pantarth Chapd C hristian Scianco R a ilin g Room M on.-^ii. * 4 g.m . • S et. *-1 9-"»- ThaBaH^tew, Wash, aathmaaraad a spat on the team the first day of the ssaaan against A sm Pacific. SOt. Mi St.. 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S 1 - 1 H _______ '__________________ STUDENT SENATOR TICKETS AVAILABLE tor legtand (baabalball) haw at ASU. id and ted round «otate Ex­ en tad aaate ktata an öfter. C l Old MM. «ab torta». _______________ ___ WOULD YOU «ta te «dan end buy our home In U ta m e a n that wa Hartad? Cad im- A lso Senate Parliamentarian poaition available. Contact the Off Ice of tha Executive Vice President for further Information. Stereo, brand now, natter been used, still In ortgind carton, AMfPM Multiplan etereo radio, full atea automatic B8R record changer, ceaeatta player « d raconter, lama apsatam. Full origktd guarantee. Raull *360.00. WHI sacrifice for0190.00. »1-170d. 4/2 PEMAL*MOOELE: Huatandand »Mu, prate*- “f**t-uring:" High & low haolad Swedish Clogs for man and woman. O n s oougon p sr custom er. e Explrge 4/11 /•$. 414 S. 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R ansnk pagan, theaaa. doaartdtona. Enqkan dagraa Edritog 7 yaanaapartena. 17-4441. TRY ME, yau nay I * md Goad aaeunte u n ggBBRREM* JSSB HISSM/L TYPING: IBM EteMswl* 1 am type nppria, NMMNRCf^liRv RpGSfNNS OF gggggpg RUgGv Maria. 6464H TYPIST: EXPERMNCSO wrih dliaartdtena. laaaA raaaanh papan. ate. IGM C analng ■...... .. n ■» ■■■» U 617B TVPMG: RBAEONABU ratee C l after 430 sja . ta te n I* * « . S3B14SS, tarn. TYPING SSRVICS. 0 1 Eaata. 1M S11 alter Wantod A SOOO tenotar to*Ma our « year ate aen P i— W —etoPraeeSrtdev.M eroh7, m O Sun Devils PAC-ing bags for conference meet m ____ tessi le seiss Sm o iv u to pechlt'oba— aed tap ó ltw tllb ag teP A C file e ste n d e Ontose Beare m i 1— 8 t e Pie-H gjmnaatina d M f t o — § March 19-14 M i t e Datoli ara foinf, laatong t e itola of Ia itola of flux far t e ctem- UCLA Ml Orogon. two chiba that omaared the Devito along the mala. UCLA lag—d ASU 171.86-919.00 In ASU’o oecond match of tho year and Oregon whomped the Devito up-oida-te-haad 979.90-9K7.75 in Eugene in February. A8U will aond a qualified group of opacialioto and all-araundan to On Pac-10 flnalo. Darryl Davia, a high-Jeaper, will ba in the floor axarcioa. Davie hao a M gi m ark of 9.05 on the year. Tho Devito will be extremely tough in the pom­ mel hone with John Cathgan and Brian Peteraon. cmi f . hao the higheet NCAA ocore on the home tldo year with a 9.8 and Peteraon hao nailed a 9.55. Natl Geoke and Gary Handler will be in the etill rii— . Geoke hao received a 9.75 and handler a 9.0 in the ringo tide year. Don Baker will handle the vault Baker’s beat ocore tide yaar hao been 9.46. Cerrttore, with a 9.75 m ark, wfli he need in the parallel bare. All-American Don MacWilliame, who hao a 9.7 beat iooet for the horisontal bare. The Devils are trying to recover from a defeat a t the hands of Indiana State in the Southwest Cup, in which they loot their one-year reign ao champion. On Feb. 90, ASU outdistanced the UA, 900.60901.45, for the 11th and last win of the regular season. hh ’V m linsup ino chaagsd tortaally tvory moto u d we’regoing loto t e PACO wlth a compiatoiy —forato linsup t e a « a uoually ha va,” formar NCAA paralhibaro t i t e l Jo ta Cerritora oaid. Gymaastico ooacii Don Robinson's top froohman m onto, Jaff Baaaan, aa aU-aroundar, wtll ba on t e raator fOr t e fin i tte a I te yaar. Baaaoa brada I li w riit oarliar in t e oaaooo bui oiaoa Ma racovory hao baan training ond “arili otrangthen t e ell-around - our weok a ria — bacauaa il lo m aio up of fraohman and oophomaros," Corro toro sa Id. Corri torà, arbo amo t e p a r a te baro Champion la tfflarhUa ha waoat t e Univaroityaf Michigan, fasto t e Datoli bava a ahot a i oecond piace and mayba t e NCAA'a. “Tha Pac-10 io no ionger a qualifying maat (for individualo and team*) but it io a otrong criterion for lolaction. Aa a team, ara bava a chance at oacond — it'a hard to baet Oregon .“ Tha Datoli tabe aa l i -4 ovaraO record urto Berkeley l i t e Sun Datolo, ao Cartolare beMveo, inva a ohot a t i acond, t e y ’ll bava to tali that to M ore about Davis on run o*M Phoenix I still go back and sea them. Sometimes they come out bora and eee me. Ao far ao Ms friends, be is play­ ing against them almost every night l a t e NBA. 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