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Kenyan Leader Kenyatta Buried

Arts Funding Increased

HERMANBy STUART HERMAN

Cornells' financial condition

After several years of apparent stability , Cornell's
. million deficit now
5.7
has seriously worsened this year , with a record $$5.7
expected for the current fiscal year .
. . Rhodes has responded with a call for a review
H.T
President Frank HT
year's' budget have
of all University programs , and some cuts in this years
already been ordered .
Rhodes and Provost W . Keith Kennedy are preparing a special
report containing their recommendations for future fiscal policies , to be
presented to the Board of Trustees Sept . 12 .
.
year's' budget problems are deficits of $$1.6
1.6
The major causes of this years
3.5
million in the College of Arts and Sciences and $$3.5
35. million at the

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coffin of President
/
A solemn Kenyan honor guard escorts the flag-draped
PROCESS/ONPROCESSONA
PROCESS
ofholds the body of
Jomo Kenyatta to his final resting place yesterday . A British gun carriage
Kenyas' founder and only president . See story Page 19 .
Kenya's
-

Cornell Medical College in New York City .

the deficit spending for the arts
Hall administrators
college after a committee chaired
by Kennedy concluded its study
' finances with the
of the college's
colleges
finding that the school was under
$2.2
. million a year .
funded by $2.2
to
,
added $$900,000
has
Rhodes
900000
'
budget
permanent
college's
the colleges
base to offset the ""long-term

Asks
Carter Asks-

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To Head Divestment Study/

ByANDYKNOBEL
ByANDYKNOBELIn response to student protesters ' demands for University divest
ment from corporations operating in South Africa , the Board of Trus
and last month named a
tees last spring agreed to study the issue
'
to head the study .
policy
existing
board's
boards
the
trustee who has shaped
Schaenen Jr .
Nelson
chairman
Committee
That trustee , Investment
' 53 , has publicly stated his opposition to divestment .
Schaenen said last night the board leadership made the decision that
he head the committee conducting the study . ""I was invited to be on
the committee and accepted , " he said .
Board chairman Jansen Noyes ' 39 declined to comment when asked
why investment committee chairman Schaenen was chosen to head the
new committee .
Vice chairman Charles T . Stewart ' 40 could not be reached for
comment .
Schaenen said the committee will meet in a few weeks and plans to
explore the social , fiduciary and financial impacts of divestment .
It also plans to discuss whether trustees with special interests ,
financial or otherwise , should be allowed to participate in decisions
relating to University investments in South Africa .
Former student trustee Neil V . Getnick law ' 78 and the Cornell
Corporate Responsibility Project charged this spring that five of the 10
members of the investment committee have conflicts of interest
in
because they serve on boards of directors of corporations operating in-

oOUtn AtrlCa

Thomas A . Smith ' 79 , student

member of the board's
boards' Proxy Ad
visory Subcommittee , said , ""The
The
conclusion the committee will
come to has already been decided
by who has been put on it . It's
Its' a
mistake that Schaenen , who has
already made his position clear on
all of these issues , has been
named chairman . "
He said he favored a commit
tee be formed from students ,
faculty , and trustees , but said the
board ""can
can assure that at least
both sides of the issue will be

heard " by appointing pro-divest

ment student trustee Gary S .
Guzy ' 80 to the committee .

pro
divest

Other committee members

besides Schaenen are ' Trustees

Blandford
Wilson

Ardella Blandford-Wilson

Donald F . Holcomb , Joseph B .

King ' 36 , Austin H . Kiplinger
' 39 , Keith Said grad and Harvey
E . Sampson ' 51 .
In 1968 , the board created a
similar committee to review its
investment policy , but subse
quently rejected its recommenda
tions that Cornell avoid making
investments which would support
the South African government .
Stewart , who was acting
chairman in 1968 , said in April the
trustees could reject this commit
tees' report as well .
tee's
Continued on Page 28

Aid in Ending
"long
long
term" Gas ControlsWasControls

underfunding of service areas .

In addition , the college will get
this year to pay
,
another $$900,000
900000
of
people already
the salaries
is to be
allocation
.
hired That
the next
over
zero
reduced to
.
three years
Informed arts college sources
report than when a committee was
searching for a new college dean
last spring , eventual appointee
Alain Seznec and the other four
final candidates refused to accept
the post until Rhodes agreed to
provide the college with more
money .

Part of the increase will provide

for faculty salary increases of

Sun Phot

NELSON SCHAENEN JR .
To Head Committee

slightly less than seven percent

for all but two departments .
Faculty salaries have lagged
behind inflation in the past few
years , and the committee cited
mathema
three departments
tics , physics and modern
with
languages and linguistics
"seriously below those of
salaries "seriously
Continued on Page 26

President
Washington ( AP )
hington
Carter reached out to governors
and businessmen yesterday seek
ing support for a compromise bill
to phase out federal price controls
on new natural gas by 1985 .
Carter met in the morning with
11 governors , most of whom
agreed with him that the bill
satisfies few people but is never
theless the best one Congress is
likely to produce .
The president , who cut short a
western vacation to lobby for the
gas bill and the rest of his
embattled energy program , then
invited the governors to stay for
lunch .
"The
"The entire world is looking to
see if we have the national will "
to adopt an energy blueprint ,
Carter told the governors .
Later , the president was
scheduled to speak to some 100
medium- mediummedium
executives of small-and
Continued on Page 16

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Students Inundate Morning Registration

HARFBy STEVE HARF

Registration officials and staff

,
were overwhelmed when 3,610
3610
students came to Barton Hall to
register in four hours yesterday
morning

registrar's' office had

The registrars
of the 16,500
,
,
16500
expected only 2,900
2900
eligible students to attend

morning registration .
At one point students were
lined up across the street to
StatlerHall .
Some students waited as long
as an hour to register with most
standing in long lines and some
sitting on the floor filling out
forms .
University Registrar Eleanor L .
Rice blamed students coming the
wrong day or time and logistical
problems for the overcrowding
and delays .
One especially bad bottleneck
occurred at the table for inter
national students . The problem
was especially acute with the
graduate schools , which enroll
large numbers of students from
foreign countries , Rice said .
Rice said she believes many
Continued on Page 2424

"

FrostBun Photo by Jack Frost

CORNELL QUEUES UP : A student helps a registration worker find records during yesterday
newmorning's
mornings' rush . Long lines were the rule in Barton Hall as the University introduced a new
registration system .

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Newspaper Talks Recess Again

Both Sides ' New Offers
Negotiations
between the publishers of the
city's
citys' three major daily newspa
pers and striking pressmen broke
down yesterday , federal mediator
Kenneth Moffett announced .
The announcement came as
parties to the talks had said prog
ress was being made following a
proposal from the publishers and
from the
a counter-proposal
pressmen , who struck the papers
New York ( AP )

proposal
counter

Aug . 9 .

Moffett said the talks were re

cessed indefinitely pending re

ceipt of some sign that the parties
""once more can get together and
once
make progress . " He said they
would be in daily contact .
Indications were that there
would be no return to the bar
gaining table until after Labor

Day .

""Both
Both sides arc still in really"
different ballparks ,

completely

Rupert Murdoch , publisher of the

"The
New York Post , said . "
The pub
lishers do not intend to let this

Harkm Youth, 13, Convicted

Laugh ' Gunshot Killing
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victed in Family Court of the

senseless gunshot slaying of a

seminary student on
teen-aged
the pretext that the victim was
laughing at him .
After three days of a non-jury
found
Becker
Jerome
trial , Judge
the defendant guilty Wednesday
night and scheduled sentencing
for Sept . 8 . The usual maximum
! months in a secured juvenile
is8
' name was withheld
boy's
jail . The boys
because of his age .
Becker has the authority to
continue the sentence beyond 18
months . However , the boy cannot
be held past his 18th birthday ,
companion in the
A 16-year-old
July 2 shooting of Hugh McEvoy
is scheduled for trial in Family
Court in October .
MrEvoy , 15 , a seminary prep
student considering the Roman
Catholic priesthood , was sitting
with a friend on a railing outside
the campus of Columbia Universi

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teen

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LANDSMAN
By JON LANDSMANis possible to create

an
''academically
Masters'
academically sound " Master's
level program in nursing at the
New York State College of Human
Ecology , according to an ad hoc
committee report presented last
May to the Board of Trustees .
The committee , headed by
Graduate School Associate Dean
Alison Casarett , estimated annual
$200$200, direct program costs to be $$200000 . This does not include finan
saidcial aid , which the report said
"
"
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,
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at
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per year .
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programs
of
program's
the
details
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\\\ith
\
curriculum , Casaiett said .
. . Rhodes
H.T
President Frank HT
created the committee last Sep
tember . In May , 1977 the Board
of Trustees and the Board of
Governors of the Society of the
New York Hospital voted for
financial reasons to terminate the
' undergradu
School of Nursing's
Nursings
ate program next June .
Cornell and New York Hospital
jointly operate the nursing school
in New York City .
Struggle
The Long StruggleAdministrators of the nursing
school have been planning a
Master's
Masters' level program designed
nurse practi
to train primary-care
tioners since 1970 .
nurse practition
Primary-care
ers help doctors by counseling
and diagnosing , and by treating
minor injuries or
\\ith
patients
patientsith
\\
illnesses .
In May , 1977 , Nursing Dean
Eleanor Lambersten submitted a
Dale R .
report to then-President
Corson outlining such a program .
""Despite
Despite the obvious high
quality of the program , " the 1977
proposal could not be imple
mented because it required too
otrong a financial commitment
from the University , the Casarett
Report stated .
Cornell should request initial

ith

care
care
primary
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then

President

funding for progiam planning and

development from the Depart
ment of Health , Education and
Welfare under the Nurse Training
Act of 1975 , according to the
report . HEW has funded many
nurse training programs under
this law , the study noted . The act
expiies this year , but a two-year
,
is
study
the
expected
extension

year
two

said .
The University should request
support from the state ,
long-term
the committee said . HEW will not
grant initial funding unless Cor
nell proves it has long-term
support for the program , accord
ing to the report .
com
Cornell can make a ""com
pelling argument " to the state for
funding of the program , the
report stated . There is a need for
train
nurses with graduate-level
Universitys' coopera
ing and the University's
tive extension unit has been
successful , according to the re

long
term

long
term

level
graduate

term
short

about unrestricted short-term

gifts from alumni

according to

the report . It said he estimated

such gifts would total between
$$20,000
,
and $$25,000
,
annually ,
25000
20000
approximately 10 percent of the
programs
program's' estimated direct costs .
There are ""a lot more ques
tions " to be answered before a
nursing program can be im
plemented in Ithaca , Casarett
pointed out . The committee said
it strongly recommended further
program's'
study concerning the programs
curriculum .
Jerome Ziegler , the new dean
of the College of Human Ecology ,
Continued on Page 18

port .
In addition , it stated that a
mu
nursing program might be ""mu
tually beneficial with existing
state programs , " and pointed out
that Cornell is a land grant
institution .
Casarett also said it would be
better to have the graduate
program in Ithaca instead of New
York because there are many
places here where students would
be able to treat patients with
basic health problems . One of
these is Gannett Clinic , she
added .
Most patients in the New York
Hospital have serious problems
that nursing students are not
prepared to
and will not be
treat , she said .
The committee also recom
mended asking private founda
tions for financial support . The
Robert Wood Johnson Founda
tion has "expressed
"expressed considerable
interest " in preparing students to
nurse practition
primary-care
be primary

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Albany
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bany ( AP ) If youre
picnic , be prepared to shell out as much as $1.89
$ .
a dozen for
1.89
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them . You may have to turn it into a mussel-bake
instead .
An increasing demand and decreasing supply of clams has
pushed the price up to $$75
75 a bushel in the Albany area , causing
some seafood markets to curtail large orders , and some
customers to switch to the cheaper mussels .
'
""They're
like gold , " was the comment on clams from Steve
Theyre
Krause , owner of Krause's
Krauses' Halfmoon Beach and Grove , who has
clambakes and steakroasts at his place at Crescent , on the
Mohawk River .
At Lanthier's
Lanthiers' Grove , another popular picnic place in suburban
Latham , owner Jack Lanthier said he had kept in supply by
dealing with several wholesalers , rather than his one regular

mussel
bake

supplier .

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$ .
$ .
to $1.89
per dozen , up
1.75
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$1.39
last year . That makes mussels , at three pounds for
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Director of Development Ray
mond Handlan , a member of the
committee , was not optimistic

care
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As Prices Shoot UpAlUp

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bargain .

"You can do anything with a mussel that you can with a

You
clam , " said Barbara Steiger , who operates the L&B
& chain with
LB
her husband .
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Conservation said clam supplies may increase after the holiday ,
but the long-term
outlook is not good .

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convictions
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decisions
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their
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lessons from the past
strategies and views .
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college administrators
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and
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be part of the same
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the
who seemed in
establishment , President Rhodes and the" Trustees
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feared most of all any sign of "giving
blacks .
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of his
respect
President Perkins had lost the
blacks
to
the
in
administration and faculty by giving
Rhodes
and
,
1969
who occupied the Straight in
feared a similar fate . While stuck in the museum ,
trustees spoke nostalgically of past battles ' .
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child's' play compared to the 60s , " one
This
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Its' good for freshmen to have some time to move into
their rooms , learn the names of some campus buildings , take
placement exams and , of course , make some friends . And
cadres of resident advisers and orientation
the well-trained
counselors performed their jobs ably and enthusiastically , as
they have in the past .
But it lasts too long . Resident advisers , orientation coun
selors and student advisers do their best to keep freshmen
occupied with workshops , panel discussions , games , barbecues ,
open houses and orientations .
But freshmen , bright and accustomed to keeping themselves
occupied , can become bored in the artificial situation of
cant' pursue their ordinary
orientation week , where they can't
pastimes and projects and depend entirely on the University
for entertainment . A long weekend stretches ahead before
classes , and already ennui is dulling the edge of eagerness
for some freshmen .
Becoming oriented at Cornell without attending classes and
taking exams is like learning to swim without going in the
no matter how good the advisers and counselors ,
water
they can teach only so much .
Orientation week should continue to begin on Sunday , so

well
trained

parents can bring students to campus on a weekend . But

classes should begin on Friday , or perhaps Thursday . By a
fortunate coincidence , those days would compensate for the
Thursday and Friday lost at Thanksgiving .
hard-working
upper- employes and upperupper
Thanks to hundreds of working
classmen , orientation week is good . But too much orientation ,
like too many beers in Collegetown , can make people pretty

hard

sick .

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After two hours , things were undoubtedly tense .

Some trustees favored clearing out the crowd with
police , some protesters were hoping for the same .
President Rhodes finally agreed to an open meeting
at Bailey Hall with leaders of the Student Alliance ,
against the better judgment of some of the trustees .
nearly lost control of their
Leaders of the sit-in
crowd . The trustees came dangerously close to
provoking wider student wrath by calling in the law .
If the trustees dreaded appeasing the blacks ( even
with token concession ) so much that many were
willing to risk violence to avoid the appearance of
backing down , the Student Alliance and its
supporters put an equally misguided faith in the
doctrine of confrontation . The strategy of the
Student Alliance could hardly have been called
sophisticated . This came out in the utter simplicity
of the term the Alliance chose for its meeting with
the administration in Bailey Hall : it was to be a
"showdown
"showdown , " we were told . Many balked at this
request to see issues in terms of pure right and
absolute wrong . But the confrontation strategy had
taken hold much earlier .

sit
in

SPORTS BOARD
BOARDEsther

At the meeting at which the Johnson Museum

was eventually planned , I argued for a
sit-in
peaceful demonstration which respected the trus
tees ' right to leave and asserted our constitutional
right of assembly and free speech . Any argument on
that issue was speedily squelched by another
students' authoritative answer : ""This
student's
This is not free
' civil disobedience . " This
speech , " he said . ""It's
confident student was not making a decision : he was
echoing a hardly deliberate choice that had long
been made .
To put the strategic question more simply ,
perhaps , than it deserves , both the administration
and the protesters had a choice between two overall
strategies . The administration could stonewall ,
in short , they could hold
evade and not appease
tight to the status quo and defy any insults or threats
directed its way . On the other hand , they could have
entered into free and open debate on the subject ,
and publicly defended Cornells
Cornell's' investment policies
according to the university their policies serve and
the goals it tries to achieve .
Critics , on the other hand , had a basic choice
between simple confrontation
do as we demand ,
or else
or again , they could have argued publicly
' policy of investing in
that Cornell's
Cornells
corporations
which do business in South Africa was harmful both
to blacks in South Africa and to the university . The
protesters had the first move and they chose the
confrontation strategy .

sit
in

Its

who emerged as the most visibly able leader of the

Student Alliance , was the least afflicted by gushy
nostalgia for the ' 60s . The white radicals , on the
other hand , were less ably led by Marty Robinson .
drama " of protest ,
Earnest but caught up in the ""drama
effective
any
white partic
limit
helped
Robinson
.
movement
It is the
student
the
in
ipation
up
cooked
the
plan
to the
who
radicals
white
, but only the reassertion of
sit-in
Museum
Johnson
black leadership , largely in the form of Dr . Turner ,
director of the Africana Studies Center , kept the
demonstration a near rather than a total disaster .
The well ordered demonstration against the merit
scholarships held by black students at President
Rhodes's
Rhodess' inauguration was effective . It bore the
stamp of good organization and clear goals . But the
and the Bailey Hall
Johnson Museum sit-in
thinking in either
clear
little
showdown revealed

Feature Editor

pull a Munich

It was fortunate then that Susan Maze , the woman

Sports Editor

Hayes 79

Johnson Art
Last spring , while trapped inside the of the Board
Museum with the Executive Committee and asked
Knapp
of Trustees , I turned to Provost
Trustees could
'
the
wasn't something
whether there wasnt
the 200 or so
up
in
do to ease the tension building
exit .
Trustees
the
blocking
protestors who were
Knapp in
Normally cynical and amused , Provost
no
"
time to
is
"This
,
This
said
and
dead earnest turned

policy
makers

- Editor-in-Chief

Peter H . Coy 79
Diana G. Salter 79

relevant to Cornell in 1978 .

The > did so , it seemed , because the popular

memory of the ' 60s , and especially of the climactic
takeover of Willard Straight Hall in 1969 , loomed so
large in their minds . Most students viewed the
Straight takeover as a great achievement for
Cornell's' black dissenters . Hearkening back to it ,
Cornells
the Student Alliance made its plans in the shadow of
the ' 60s . The blacks ' inspiration came from no one
source : their grab bag of political inspiration
sometimes yielded a call for solidarity with
oppressed students in South Africa , sometimes a
call to the banner of black nationalism and third
world revolution , but never anything particularly

sit
in

sit
in

conception or execution . Indeed , the protests of

Spring 1978 quickly decayed into the least effective
strategy imaginable .
The Student Alliance faced the question of how to
present its demands to the public . Apparently in an
effort to broaden its appeal among minority
students , the Alliance multiplied the number of
issues to include a number of black student
grievances : the inadequacy of union facilities for
minority students , the state of black culture at
Cornell , the incompetence of COSEP director
Darwin P . Williams , and the status of the Africana
Studies Center . Along with the better known issue of
Cornell's' South African investments , these issues
Cornells
"racism at
were bundled under the label of "racism
Cornell , " and sold to the public as part of the
general view that Cornell , like all American society ,
was racist . It was a very bad move .
showdown " at which racism was the
The ""showdown
umbrella issue not only failed to show the
administration down , it did not even convince any
administrations'
but the already committed that the administration's
policies were in all areas misguided , let alone racist .
This is not to say the administration in right ; merely
'failed to prove the
that the Student Alliance 'failed
administration wrong .
One was left only with the hope that the Student
Alliance has learned that ' 60s style confrontation
will by itself accomplish little on a campus about to
and other forms of
enter the ' 80s . What role sit-ins
, up to the
I
suppose
is
,
will
play
civil disobedience
protest
or
whatever
Alliance
of
Student
leaders
the
think
not
should
.
they
But
place
its
movement takes
' " when in fact
"
a-changin
they
are
times
c
hangin
that "the
they have already changed : more than before
through debate and discussion of a few clearly
defined , well researched and important issues must
precede any effective push for change . Most
students are too skeptical or too informed to settle
for less . Nor should anyone expect them to .
Cornell's'
The one nexus at which the power of Cornells
students and faculty is equal to or greater than that
of the trustees is in our ability to put together a case
that Cornell should not , even indirectly , support
apartheid in South Africa , and then to press that
case publicly . The same thoroughness should go into
arguing any issue , be it the third world student

ins
sit

the

union or whatever .
Cornell's' administration can quite comfortably
Cornells
" until critics
"
ignore the accusation of "racism
racism
become more reasonable and less shrill . Their
accusations may well be as harsh , but their
case should be stronger . If critics of the
administration opt for a strategy of open debate they
will force the trustees to defend themselves where
in public .
they will find it most difficult to do so
Just as important , critics will force the same
standards on themselves . Moreover , such a strategy
stands a better chance of winning the support of
sympathetic liberal students and faculty than does
advancing the slogan that Cornell is somehow at
heart racist . And however distasteful their support
may be to more radical students , it is necessary if a
movement aims for results and not just ideological
purity . The threat of student disorder is one the
trustees are well prepared to withstand , and ,
moreover , it is a threat black Cornellians are
ill-prepared
to make .
prepared
Jack Jensen , in the July 1978 edition of the
Cornell Alumni News , had harsh words in his article
year's' crop of
for the protesters of 1978 : " . . ..this
this years
protesters proved they could be bought , and cheap .
of
years' issues wont
This year's
won't' go away , . . . but the story
'
' 78 is this : the black students didnt
convince
didn't
anybody that Cornell is a racist institution . They just
made the President sweat a little . " If Jensen thinks
the administration can buy off the black protesters ,
he is engaging in wishful thinking . But so is anyone
who thinks a blanket accusation of racism can be
made to stick by itself . Accurate accusations are
better than the great lobs that fall wide . When it
comes to Cornells
Cornell's' investment policy , the truth is
bad enough .

ill

Thomas A . Smith , a senior in the arts college , is the

*
student 'representative
representative on the Trustees ' Pr0 ?
Advisory Committee .

'

The Cornell Daily Sun

Friday , September 1 , 1978

Tanya Blaze

A Law School Rejection

Debbie
Twas the night before Law

Boards and not a mouse was

stirring . Except behind locked
dormitory doors where thousands
of students nationwide were

"
reasoning "
logical
cramming "logical

"
judgment " with
practical
and "practical

the assiduity of Benedictine

monks .

After reading the directions

through at least 14 times , I was
convinced that practical judgment
was beyond my grasp . Two
minutes and four gnawed finger
nails later the phone rang . It was
my mother . And my father , my
two sisters , my grandmother and
my cat . They were all praying for
me .

""Don't
, " my
Dont' worry , sweetheart
"
all
"We
mother reassured me . We
' do fantastically . You
youll
know you'll
always do . "
""Of
Of course , of course , " I smug

ly mumbled

as I dragged on my

It's
Its' funny

SolomonSolomon .

K.

but amid all the

couldn't' help feeling
hysteria , I couldnt
somewhat sentimental . After all ,
taking the law boards is one of
' special rituals not altogether
life's
lifes
unlike birth , graduation , death
and kinky sex . Wasnt
Wasn't' this very
moment the culmination of my
childhood dreams ? Hadn't
Hadnt' I
,
all-nighters
pulled zillions of nighters
and slaved over a
grade-grubbed
hot bureaucracy for 21 years
solely to earn the privilege of
taking my law boards ? In the back
of my mind my mothers
mother's' voice
"
:
was chanting My
"My daughter the
lawyer , my daughter the lawyer ,
,

all

grubbed
grade

my .

. .

"

Soul-saving epiphanies don't

dont'
saving
Soul
of
usually strike in the middle
cut
-

throat exams , but really , the time

was right . I suddenly realized that
I didn't
didnt' want to go to law school
and I especially didn't
didnt' want to be
a lawyer . Most of all , the prospect
of spending the rest of my days
with the CIA agent on my left
seemed infinitely boring .
' not one to give up , so I
But I'm
Im
raced through that test about as
fast as I could recite ""The
The Pledge
,

of Allegiance " backwards . I

wanted to go to sleep but I re
strained myself . The Data Evalua
tion questions , fortunately , pro
vided me with momentary amuse
ment . When forced to choose
alterna
between earth-shaking
"Major Objective , "
tives such as "Major
"Minor
"Minor Objective , " or "Irrele
"Irrele
vant " to the issue , I opted for
irrelevant . After all , what had the
"acquisition
"acquisition of investment capi
tal " to do with my life ? Answer :
Irrelevant . What had ""the
the net
profit of a new plow when volume
" to do with
$
vxceeds $200,000
,
200000
livestment from South Africa , the
'itch
'itch in my nose or my love life ?
Answer : Irrelevant .
Many of you will rightfully
doubt that I could be foolish
"Irrelevant " 37
enough to answer "Irrelevant
times in a row ; chances are that
they were not all correct . Some
will say that I have cut my nose to
spite my face , my mother in
particular . Others will declare
sour
that I am the victim of ""sour
grapes " ; because I received a low
score I am rationalizing my inade
quacy by mocking industrious
pre-law
students . In all honesty , I
haven't' received my score yet .
havent
But when it does arrive , dont
don't' ask
me what I got because I promise I
wont
won't' tell .
Meanwhile , as to my future , an
eighteenth cigarette ot the even
ominous
question mark hovers
ing and knocked over a nearby
my
before
fledgling eyes . Who
cup of coffee .
' be a year from
knows
where
I'll
Ill
Ah , my dear mother , if only she
' be a lion-tamer
?
now Perhaps Ill
I'll
had a hot line to God .
in an Armenian circus or a
vacuum cleaner salesperson on
the shores of Tibet . At any rate , I
sleep soundly now thanks to one
I should have known it was a
telling sign when I woke up 45 assuring piece of knowledge : I am
minutes late the next morning . not going to law school .
But I didnt
didn't' . So I dashed from my
bed with my number two pencils ,
and within five minutes , had
tucked myself into an obscure
corner seat in Myron Taylor Hall . To the Editor :
"

I enjoyed reading your "Fresh

Fresh
Paranoia seemed to be in style at
"
1978
man
which
Edition
nicely
,
the moment , so , with all due
respect for social dysfunctions , I conveys the ferment of activities
stole glances at The Enemy . The which characterizes Cornell . May
young man seated next to me I call your attention , however , to a
serious omission in the article on
looked more like a wife-beater
"Culture
Culture Vultures
than a Cornell undergraduate . Page 49 , "
His pencils were freshly sharp Thrive at Cornell " ? No mention is
ened , and I was sure that he had made of the fact that the Depart
woken up two hours earlier that ment of Music and the Faculty
morning and eaten two eggs and Committee on Music ( which ,
its title , includes
bacon for breakfast . I stared down despite
at my own one and a half blunt students ) sponsor approximately
pencils
one of which was lack 100 concerts each academic year .
offoffing an eraser
and swore to Distinguished artists from offin
campus
Bailey
appear
and
myself that the future CIA agent
seated on my left was definitely Statler Halls , and students can
purchase tickets at a discount .
going to do better than me .
The critical moment arrived at But the majority of the concerts
last . After the proctor had finger are given in Barnes Hall and are
printed each of us , convincing me free . Many of the Barnes concerts
that I was an incurable outcast play to standing room only , for
among our faculty performers are
who would repent for my aca
demic sins 'til
'til eternity , I raced for internationally known artists , and
the first page . In my haste I there are also excellent concerts
non-Cornellians
and by
ripped the booklet in half . Alas , I there by Cornellians
"
.
students
"Music is always in the
Music
knew it was hopeless from the
start . What law firm would ever air at Cornell , " you correctly
hire an inexperienced amazon write , and our concerts are an
who ravaged contracts and muti important part of that happy state
lated deeds before she even read of affairs .
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State Plans Cleanup

Of Love Canal Dump
The state plans
Buffalo ( AP )
to begin cleanup of the Love
Canal chemical dump site by Oct .
10 after giving neighboring fami
"
every
opportunity to relo
lies "every
cate , " according to a spokesman
for the state Department of Trans
portation .
The spokesman for DOT , the
agency charged with relocation of
237 families and the cleanup , said
yesterday ""about
about 15 families " do
not want to move . Some of the
residents
holdouts are long-term
who simply do not want to leave
their homes , others are chemical
" afraid of chemicals "
workers "not
not
and still others are awaiting
permanent relocation .
Spokesman Jack Bryan said in
Albany ""this
this is a voluntary relo
cation . We are not going to evacu
ate anyone by force . "
Bryan said William C . Hennes
sey , chairman of the state's
states' Love
Canal Task Force , was to an
nounce the Oct . 10 cleanup start
date to homeowners at a meeting
in Niagara Falls later in the day .
Plans call for the cleanup work
to begin in the southern sector of
the contaminated zone where ,
Bryan said , six families still
remain without plans to depart .
Cleanup work had been post
poned several times , first by resi

long
term

dents demanding evaucation ,

then by concern over the safety of
the cleanup plan , and most

recently by some homeowners

who have said they want to be re
imbursed for their homes before
they will move .
As of Wednesday , 100 of the
approximately 236 families along
97th and 99th streets
the boun

long
block
three

daries of the three-block-long

former dumpsite
have been
moved fiom their homes . Another
48 were reported by the state
ready to move .

$ ,
30000
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to
,
and has spent another $$40,000
40000
.
families
100
relocated
move the
scheduled
were
State appraisers
to make purchase offers to home
owners starting next week .
The canal site was used as a
chemical dump by the Hooker
Chemicals & Plastics Corp . from
1943 to 1953 and was recently
declared both a state health emer
gency and a national emergency
as a result of the detection of 82
hazardous chemicals in the base
ment and backyards of adjacent
property .

Declines
Market DeclinesNNew
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York ( AP )

Worries

over rising interest rates and

an economic slowdown pushed
the stock market yesterday to
its IcAvest point in a month .
Gambling industry issues ,
ahead through much of the
session , declined sharply
toward the close , while airline
mergers and more than SI
billion in new aircraft orders
for Boeing provided some
.
excitement .
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day ,
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others followed Chase Man
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Harrises Enter Guilty Pleas

In 1974 Hearst Kidnapping
Oakland , Calif. ( AP )
surprise plea bargain

In a
move ,
Symbionese Liberation Army
founders William and Emily Har
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Attorney Leonard Weinglass ,
who represented Harris , said the
move means the couple will be
" the street in 1983 . "
on
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The guilty pleas closed the
book on the last criminal charges
facing any of the participants in
the bizarre history of the under
ground group .
The slender , mustachioed Har
ris , 33 , facing a courtroom audi
ence which applauded him loudly ,
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proved to the world the power of
revolutionary ideals .
Emily Harris , 31 , pale and
from three years in
puffy-faced
prison , fought back tears as she
vowed that she and her husband
would be ""back
back on the streets as
people committed to change . "
Hearst , 24 , heiress to a legend
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the nation's
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Republican
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adver
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Duryea started a $$279,000
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in
yesterday
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appeared to be an effort to under
Carey's' fight
cut Gov . Hugh Careys
against two challengers in the
Sept . 12 Democratic primary .
Duryea began airing four tele
vision commercials and one radio
ad devoted almost entirely to
attacks on Carey . They are timed
to run through the night before
Democratic voters will go to the
polls to decide whether Carey will
party's' nomination .
get their partys
Carey's' claim to
One describes Careys
have cut state taxes as ""a total
lie , " and most attack the gover
nor for vetoing the death penalty .
contender's'
The Republican contenders
media adviser , John Deardourff ,
insisted that the intent was not to
Carey's' chances in the
undermine Careys
primary but to boost public recog
nition of Duryea .
' got people focusing on
"Youve
"You've
an election right now , " he said .
""We
We thought it was a good time . "
But other Republican strate
Dear-gists , including one of DearDear
'
said
they
,
s
dourff
assistants
hoped to weaken Carey in the
primary . And the Democratic
governor himself called the whole
thing ""a dirty trick . "
' using the old and dis
""They're
Theyre
New York ( AP )

**

Duryea Launches Ad Blitz

As Political Battle Tightens

a.m
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credited technique of interfering

in the politics of the other party , "
' advise them to
Carey said . ""I'd
for the time
money
save their
'
to face me in
going
theyre
they're
when
debate . "

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Whatever their intent , the

Republicans ' ads could prove a

' Demo
governors
godsend to the governor's
cratic opponents , Lt . Gov . Mary
Anne Krupsak and Sen . Jeremiah
Bloom , neither of whom has yet
raised enough money to air tele
vision commercials of their own
Carey's' media
and compete with Careys
blitz .
Although a second Republican
cricriradio commercial being aired crtici/es
iticies
/ Krupsak , too , the over
whelming thrust of the campaign
. Deardourff said the
is anti-Carey
spent on television
$$170,000
being
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170000
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the average viewer would see the
ads about six times between now
and the primary .
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said , and

is being spent on
,
another $$74,000
74000
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time
radio
Krupsaks' upstate
Sue Cohen , Krupsak's
campaign chairman , said , ""Some
Some
money is coming in and we hope
to get enough to run at least a
little TV . " Sor far , however ,
Krupsak has only a few radio ads .
Duryea had said on Wednes

that his new advertising cam

"
part
of the game
paign had been "part
plan " for months and that it was
not aimed at interfering in the
Democratic primary . And he said
it would be running for three
weeks .
But Deardourff acknowledged
" " was for less than
that the "buy
buy
two weeks , ending on Sept . 11 .
He showed reporters six tele
vision commercials he had pre
pared for Duryea . Two , with
Duryea explaining what he would
do if elected , are not being shown
in the current campaign . The
other four , devoted almost entire
ly to attacks on Carey , will be .
In one of those , Duryea is
talking with a group of construc
tion workers , one of whom asks
Careys' claim to have cut
about Carey's
taxes .
' a total lie , " Duryea
""That's
Thats
"
.
replies "He
didnt' lower taxes . "
He didn't
Duryea aides did not explain
the basis for that statement .
Carey proposed a $$250-million
tax
cut last year and a $$750-million
tax cut this year , and he signed
into law the modified versions of
those proposals passed by the
Legislature .
day

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750
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Betty Friedan
FriedanCareyEndorses Carey
Term
For Second TermNNew York
ew

( AP )

One of the

' leading feminists offered

nation's
nations

a ringing endorsement yesterday

of New York Gov . Hugh Carey ,
who is facing a tough primary
battle from his woman lieutenant
governor .

""We
We know what politics is .

We

punish our enemies and reward

our friends , " declared Betty Frie
dan , often credited as a founder
women's' movement .
of the womens
"
do not desert a man who
"You
You
has served in principle for you .
You do not risk losing him , " said
Friedan , after reciting examples
governor's' support for
of the governors
womens
women's' issues .
Standing on the steps of the
New York Public Library , Friedan
also delivered a few verbal slaps
at the woman who hopes to
unseat Carey , Lt . Gov . Mary
Anne Krupsak .
""This
This is no time for ego trips .
This is no time for you to vote for
a woman because she is a
woman . I think Mary Anne has
Its' no
made a serious mistake . It's
time , however , for us to go along
with that kind of mistake . "

' public endorsement

Friedan's
Friedans

of Carey was the latest coup by

the governors
governor's' camp in the battle
womens'
for endorsements from women's
groups . It was accompanied by an
endorsement from the New York
City chapter of the National
Organization for Women .
The occasion , however , also
highlighted the divisiveness in
womens
women's' ranks that has surfaced
in the gubernatorial contest .
Because of the significance of
women's' vote in the election ,
the womens
Carey and Krupsak have both
worked hard to bolster their
"
" reputations by lining'
"feminist
feminist
's
women- ns
up endorsements from womegroups .
On Careys
Carey's' list are such promi
nent women as former presiden
tial assistant Midge Costanza ,

New York City Council President

Bur- Bur
Carol Bellamy , and Karen Burstein , a member of the state
Public Service Commission . On
,
Krupsak's
Krupsaks' list are Gloria Steinem
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upstate
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.
v
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the significance of the other
camps' list . Krupsak supporters ,
camp's
for example , always point out that
many of the women supporting
Carey are people he appointed to

oman
congress

state jobs .

Friday, September 1 , 1978

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1978

Teachers Strike
Against Schools
Country
Across CountryB-

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against
strike
on
were
Teachers

schools with a total of over

students yesterday , and
150,000
,
150000
the walkouts could multiply after
Labor Day , when school begins in
much of the nation .
Teachers in Marion , Ind . , re
fused to resume negotiations
while eight of their leaders re

mained jailed on contempt

teachers
,
4200
charges . Some 4,200
Or
New
in
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on
remained
leans .
students were out
,
50000
About 50,000
in Rockford ,
strikes
of class due to
and
Edwardsville
,
Collinsville
SusSusWaterloo , III. Walkouts in Susquehanna , Allegheny and Jeffer
son counties in Pennsylvania kept
pupils home . There were
9,000
,
9000
also strikes in Michigan and Ohio .
Teachers in Cleveland and
Philadelphia have voted not to
return when classes begin there
next week .
In New Orleans , classes were in
public
,
90000
session for the 90,000
day of
second
the
in
school pupils
the strike , but the school system
did not say how many were
attending .
The Marion strike was one of
three by teachers in Indiana .
Some 330 teachers in Richmond
and 130 in Avon were on the

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streets in a four-day
uprising
against the government of Presi
dent Anastasio Somoza .
Helicopters chuffed overhead .
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Catholic nun who said eight tanks
were backing up the troops , went
from barricade to barricade telling
young rebels the fight was futile .
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northwest of Managua .
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not known , but Red Cross volun
teers said there were many killed
and hundreds wounded .
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Red Cross volunteer , said she
feared a slaughter . ""We
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confirmed 20 deaths or so in the
last 48 hours , " she told a report
er . "We
"We know of hundreds of in
jured and the situation is criti

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this Central American nation
indicated that violence was abat
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and a general strike called by
businessmen to pressure the
authoritarian , right-wing
Somoza
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yards from the center of the
battle . Scores of refugees crowd
ed the station , which was running
out of blood plasma , food and
medicines .

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House counsel , has returned to
an old federal prison here
where he served four months
of a sentence for involvement
in the Watergate scandal
but only to look around .
Dean spent several hours

Wednesday wandering through

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23rd of September Communist
League . " A note , purportedly
signed by the league , was left at
the scene of the abduction , near
Margain's' home on the south side
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Begin Would Accept

Mutual Defense Pact
Prime Min
Jerusalem ( AP )
ister Menachem Begin said yes
terday he would accept a mutual
defense pact with the United
States , including American mili
tary facilities in Israel , but re
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Camp David , Md . , Begin said if a
defense accord were offered , ""I
will recommend to the govern
ment to sign such an agree
ment . "
Referring to reports President
Carter may suggest to him and
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat
that American forces police a
peace agreement in the West
Bank , Begin said , ""We
We will not
accept any troops in Judea ,
Samaria and the Gaza Strip ,
including American , or United
Nations troops , because we do not
defendwant foreign soldiers to defend
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agreement , the Israeli army must
remain garrisoned along the Jor
dan River and maintain a force in
the populated mountains of the
West Bank .
Israel could not accept the
American idea of minor changes
is its 1967 border , he said , and
would never relinquish Jerusalem
as the Israeli capital .

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resolute stand ap
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at Camp David with Sadat , who
has insisted on total Israeli with
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Chinese Communist Party chairman and Shah Mohammed Reza
Pahlavi . It was signed by the new Iranian foreign minister , Amir
KhosorAfshar , and his Chinese counterpart , Huang Hua .
The accord the only formal agreement reached during the
Hua visit , calls for educational cooperation , exchanges of
publications and of researchers and experts , reciprocal visits of
sports teams and cultural groups , and radio and television
program exchanges .
Hua's
Huas' Iran stop , which ends today , winds up an unprecedentunprecedent- unprecedent
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and Yugoslavia , two communist nations that follow policies
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Rail Clerks Stay Away

Washington (AP )

The head

The aide ,

declining

to be

of a railway clerks union stayed named , said negotiators had not

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anything " as of
accomplished
away again yesterday from talks "accomplished
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( Kroll ) anxious
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to get back to the bargaining , but
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progress toward resolving their

labor dispute .
An aide to Fred Kroll , presi
dent of the Brotherhood of Rail
way and Airline Clerks ( BRAC ) ,
said the union chief was anxious
to return to the negotiations as
soon as the railroad was ready to
confront the disputed work rules
that prompted the 53-day-old

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sized users of natural gas .

Press survey found 18 senators

supporting the measure and an
other 14 leaning that way for 32
sena
potential votes . Thirty-five
tors said they were against or
leaning against the proposal and
another 33 said they were un
decided .
Phil Spector , the White House
aide in charge of the afternoon
session , said the group included
representatives of utilities , manu
facturers , retailers , farm groups
and others , all invited from lists
of interested constituents sup
plied by members of the Senate .
The gas bill is scheduled for
Senate debate Sept . 11 . A fili
buster is threatened , and the
administration , while exuding
confidence about the eventual
outcome , concedes it cannot now
count enough Senate votes for
passage .
Carter asked the governors to
press their senators and con
gressmen for enactment of the
bill . He said the natural gas
compromise is ""not
not perfect . " But
the president argued that its
rejection
by Congress would
devastate the dollar , swell the
huge national trade deficit and

Deal

of a Meal

Wednesday that Kroll's

Krolls' absence
was hindering efforts to end the
strike , which began July 10 .
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4600
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everything and return when he's
hes
needed . "
Kroll walked out of the talks
late Tuesday , a day after they
were reconvened . He later
charged that the railroad had
" progress in the
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sabotaged
talks and said he would not return
until management showed an
earnest desire to bargain .

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Carter described the com

promise as ""fair
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and desperately needed . "
The compromise bill would
create about 26 different cate
gories of natural gas subject to
different price regulations . The
Energy Department estimates
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losses , but did not cover expenses
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ments .
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errors in judgment . "
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day are :
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yans mourning under a hot Afri
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wolves " who might try to destroy
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nurtured by the late president .
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wise
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residence in the coastal town of
Mombasa . He was in his 80s .

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lage of Gatundu as the body was
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Grease . An inept musical totally
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heart throb Travolta , just had to
be the big hit of the summer . At
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Brando's' best . Fri
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incom
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that stand out in the crowd , not only obvious
""Jaws " and "Star
hits like Jaws
"Star Wars " but re
markable movies like ""Black
Black Sunday " and
"The
"The Outlaw Josey Wales , " show that intelli
gent work can hold its own as entertainment .
In this light , the summer of 1978 has beeni
almost without exception , the most titanically
inconsequential period this decade .
don't' want to think
The word is out : people dont
in the theatre , so movies must take care not to
viewers' mind . No film of integ
overwork the viewer's
could
ever amuse the fairy tale-hungry
rity
hungry
summers' cinematic junk
masses . Thus , this summer's
food not only dispenses with sophistication ,
originality and wit , but it also ignores ingre
dients like plot , characterization and co
herence . The only creativity in Hollywood
today is in the hype .
The films of summer ' 78 ranged from OK to
bad to unbelievable . One of the big hits that
"Heaven Can Wait , "
really let me down was "Heaven
an uneasy cross between 1940s screwball
wont' accept
comedy and 1970s hipness . I just won't
the silly plot conventions of screwball in such a
Foul Play , "
film . Worse yet is ""Foul
with-it
with
crammed with cartoon-styled jokes , cheap
shocks and stolen scenes from other films .

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"
Eyes of Laura Mars " shows itself to
"The
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be as slick and superficial as the grotesque
fashion milieu it represents . The worst'
Dunaways
moments here come from Fay Dunaway's
predictable
annoying ner\ous
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originals . Both films rely too much on gore
surprise instead of implied violence and
suspense , which is nothing
l-constructed
constructed
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excruexcru-The Cheap Detective " is the most excru
beingly dull movie in a long time , a bebejred Neil Simon parody of Bogart that
ol Burnett could have done better in a 10
""Convoy , " an unneccessary
.ute
ute sketch . In Convoy
take of "
"Smokey and the Bandit , " Sam
Smokey
kinpah goes through the motions with
tiing new to say . ""The
The End " shows that
lough he works expertly in good-ole-boy
or
show humor , Burt Reynolds just doesn't
doesnt'
e the head for black comedy . And mercifulmercifulmercifulI missed such drive-in
as ""The
fodder
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Grease
summers' big hit could be
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less fun than it is . The entire enterprise
!s calculated to bring down the teenyteeny- teeny
per house with unfunny jokes , frantic
jging and bad songs ,
thought ""Grease
Grease " to be the worst film of
' Lonely
Peppers
year until I saw ""Sgt
Sgt . Pepper's
"
its Club Band . Truly a movie worthy of
' total contempt , "
ryones
"Sgt
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Sgt . Pepper "
of
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Hooper " come in redneck
rough housing and terrific stuntwork , but the
film sinks when it brings its pretentious ode
to the stuntman into the open . Still , both
comedies are decent enough summertime
"
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entertainments , as is "The
The
Pink Panther . "
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Holly- low budget rock movies made outside HollyHolly
low budget rock moview made outside the
Hollywood system . ""The
The Buddy Holly Story , "
old-fashioned , inaccurate and
could be called fashioned
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corny , but Gary Busey's
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n' ' roll original .
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inexpensive transportation but also presenting
some hazards to the inexperienced .
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operation of these motorized bicycles : the
machine , the road , the operator , the other person
and the weather .
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learn a few simple rules for its operation and give
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together . I can only hope this cycle peaks and

Hollywood begins to take itself seriously
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For as long as he can remem
ber , Carson Huff of Allisonia ,
Virginia , has been carving his ini
tials and the year on the shells of

tortoises just as his late father ,

Wyatt Blainc Huff , did before

him .
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tortoise near his home here

recently , he picked it up to carry

tradition .
on the father-son

son
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peer institutions " at all tenured
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The medical college deficit is
part of the school's
schools' plan to spend
from its capital fund ( unrestricted
endowment ) in anticipation of
rebuilding the fund through its
Third Century gift drive .
However , the gift drive is
lagging behind schedule , with the
result that the capital fund is now
half of what it was four years ago .
The college had a deficit of
.
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administrators , he said .
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medical college is necessary ,
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aging facilities and to fill six
departmentchvacant
department
chairmanships
airmanships .
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Ithaca campus deficit the admin
istration has ordered non-aca
demic departments to increase
annual savings from leaving posi
tions vacant from two to four per
cent of their budgets , Herbster
said .
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will have to leave positions vacant
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for longer than they might
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some spending projects .
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demanding the increased savings
so it does not have to impose a
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Declined In August
The prices
Washington ( AP )
that farmers get for raw products
as they move into the consumer
pipeline declined nearly three
percent in August , the Agricul
ture Department said yesterday .
departments' Crop Report
The department's
ing Board said lower prices for
broilers , corn , potatoes , cattle
and apples contributed most to
the decline .
However , higher prices were
reported for hogs , milk and eggs
which helped offset the price drop
for other commodities .
It was the second straight
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In July , they declined one percent
nine consecutive
following
monthly increases .
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. percent in
04
cery prices dropped 0.4
July following average monthly
.
percent in the
16
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mists say . Food prices last year
.
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rose 62
levels .
The crop board said that overall
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In June , they were at their
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nine percent above a year ago ,

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Friday , September 1 , 1978

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attack as

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for the Expos .
Eric Rasmussen , 14-10
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the first SVa innings to pick up his
third triumph of the year over the
Expos . He gave up eight hits and
needed relief help from Mark Lee .
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Woody Fryman , 7-9 , in the first
when Gene Richards singled and
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in the first ! 2/3
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fifth . Ken Griffey delivered a twotwotworun single in the sixth and drove
in the final Cincinnati run with a
sacrifice fly in the eighth .
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Ph D , blond , 30 , 57 " , 135 IDS , new to
Ithaca , seeks sincere , attractive , af
fectionate , slender female who enjoys
classical music - an evening by the fire .
Marriage possible This isn t a psychology
class project - Bars are Impossible to meet
people Box 6 , Lansing , 14882

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Mon thru Sat . 10-5

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REMINDERREMINDER
wishing to be in
this years Student Organization Directory
must register with the Dean of Students
Office , 103 Barnes Hall 256-4131
by Sept
15th
All student organizations

4131
256

MODERN DANCE CLASSES

Ithaca Dance Makers , Fall Term Sept 7th 16th Schedules available at the
DeWitt Mall Studio oror
Call 273-0863
or 272-8598
Dec

0863 8598
273
272

Welcome BackT.M
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0111
277

NEW LOWER RATES

Classes for
Adults & Children beginning mid Sept
Community School of Music & Arts
272-1474
for brochures & information on
classes from madrigal choir to piano
accompaniment and sculpture1
REGISTER NOW '

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272

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Scholarships Available
CALL 2564000
No Obligation

Bring a Touch of the Tropics to Your Room

BOOKS BOUGHT & SOLD

SOLDALANDONI'S
' BOOKS
ALANDONIS
ALANDONI'S
- 277-3700
120N CayugaCayuga2773700
Cayuga
Corner of Clinton House

The Plantation

3700
277

SHCHARANSKY GOT 13 YEARS "

Organizational Meeting For The
Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry
Tuesday , Sept 5715 Founder's
Founders' Room
Anabel Taylor Hall

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TheStudent
JewryTuesday

Lush Hanging Baskets

RoomAnabel

2A

Services

HORSES BOARDED
Box Stalls . Indoor
and Outdoor Arenas Good Care
10 mln
from Ithaca Evenings , 272-8529
-

8529
272

COMMUNITY NURSERY SCHOOL , 309

Highland Road Experienced teaching staff
excellent facilities , reasonable tuition
Call 257-3043

3043
257

DAY CARE South Hill Child Care Center

has openings for full or part time care
Located in South Hill Elementary School ,
520 Hudson St 272-5977
-

5977
272

PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL

On arms , back , breast , chest , face , legs ,
stomach thighs , underarms
underarmsCall Nancy A Lorenzfnf C T .
At 273-4987
, The DeWitt Bldg

4987
273

Terrarmms . Sand Gardens

plants

--

Fresh
- Flowers
: Dried
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Flowers
Seaihells
Pottery , Baskets , Gifts

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open to the public and student registration
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Friday , September 1 , 1978

The Cornell Daily Sun

Entertainment

3 Dining ,

TRADITION. . TRADITION
DISCOVER
ISCOVER A C.U
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1 Price
Bar Pour 50 With
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Paper Routes .

FIREPLACE ROOM
Large , panelled ,
lots of windows $125
$
00 Inclusive Year
125
Lease Pets Kitchen Privilege 272-7860

& Pleasant Grove

Balch
BalchNorth
North Campus 6-10
CALL JULIE 273-3606
BETWEEN 9 & 5

HUGE CORNER ROOM near Cornell .

Abundance of windows , closets Kitchen
Kitchenprivilege $$125
125 Inclusive Year Lease

6
10

8657
272

hr

"

including separate

WANTED

entrance and private bar To add a little life

to your meeting , enjoy Happy Hour cocktail
and beer prices Make your reservation
today

9540
272
3733
272

PART
TIME Kitchen Help 3 nights
week For appt call between 4 p m

Automotive for Sale

CUSTOM
SPORT
scoop

Red1978 CUSTOM-SPORT
ROADSTER . Red
Red-40 m p g $4
fiberglass - scoop-nose
$ 500
Bargain $$3,200
Also similar body ( yellow )
,
3200
all parts , you mount your chassis $$1,200
,
1200

nose
7277
257

COLLEGETOWN

9463
273

Garages 273-9463

257-7277

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1972 PONTIAC LEMANS 59,800

,
miles
59800
P S --P B Radio A C Best offeroffer
Call Gabriel , 272-6286
or 257-5890

P
SP

6286
272 5890
257

1972 HONDA 600 Sport Coupe Excellent

Low Mileage 40 m p g AM
Condition
radio Radial Tires 273-0457

0457
273

0236
257

7040
659

1973 VW BUG , ready to drive Excellent

Excellent/
cond , new tires , brakes , AM/FM
Radio
$$1,300
387-9241
,
1300

AM
FM
9241
387

8 Mobile

0469
257
257-0469

Apartments for Rent

Homes

up
date
to

4754
533

Motorcycles , Bicycles

$20
$90
90
20

house
apartment

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0123
273

HOME FINDERS , 273-0123

BEDROOM
nearAPARTMENT near
$$440
furniture440 00 includes utilities , furniture

Pets allowed

Large

backyard ,

272-7860
7860
272

porch .

air1

WEST HILL
Beautiful bedroom
1-bedroom
modernly furnished , conditioned
10
air-conditioned
month lease 273-9414

9414
273

3
2

DRYDEN RD
, beautiful
fire
place , 2 baths 5 mm walk to campus 10
month lease Utilities included 273-9414

THE BIKE RACK , 414 College Ave

Guarantees one day repair on most bicycles
or we pay labor charge1

WEST HILL
Modern bedroom
, 1 mile
2-bedroom
from campus , modernly furnished , airairairconditioned 10 month lease S240 me1 jdes
heat 273 9414

1 1

1977 KAWASAKI 400 , $700

$
700
- 168 or 273-1
273-1
273
273- 183

Pot washers

waitresses , kitchen help

helpCall
Call SMC 256-6341
6341
256

humerus
8 . Cafes
9 . Japanese

ter

3 . Mass of bread
4 . Finch
salad plant
10 . Urge
5 . Clinched
UrgeMove
16 . Move by small

Mr . Carney

Vegetable

degrees
Pigeon

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Petition
23

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25
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30 . Dry
32 . New : comb .

2424

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Drive to Door . 3
well insulated , fireplace ,
cathedral ceiling , all modern 10 month
lease 10 minutes to Cornell .
Call 533-7360
or 594-2280
- p m
between 6-8

7360 594
2280
533

68

AVAILABLE

IMMEDIATELY
Attractive
Furnished Houses near Cornell Vet School
3 & 5 bedrooms with eat-m
kitchens , 2
baths , dens , yards Rent Negotiable
257-0313
or 272-3146
or 273-6990

eat
m

COLLEGETOWN five bedroom apartment ,

yard , barbecue , dishwasher , one minute
minutewalk to Cornell $600
$
including heat
600

9462
273
273-9462

5459
273
273-5459

For Sale

VIVATAR Automatic wide angle lens for

Olympus Camera 28 mm 1 2-5
- , almost new
- $$50 Call 257-7287
.

7287
257

Extra
39 . Extra40 . Arrow poison
41 . Sole of the
foot

42 . American civil
engineer

14
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inch
colored

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ELECTRIC

burners

2969
272

BUY YOUR FURNITURE

Direct From a
Manufacturer's' Representative 2 piece
Manufacturers
living room set from $$149
149 95 , reclmer
chairs , $$69
95f mattresses , $$36
69
36 each Call
Don Lucente at 273-1200
,
Ithaca Com
mercial Center , 223 Elmlra Road , next to
Greentree Nurseries

1200
273

( Electric )
PORTABLE
Typewriter $150
$
150
- Hide-a-bed
$$175
175 Sony TV ( Color ) $350
$
.
350
Office ( Electric ) Typewriter $150
$
Desk
150
Lamp $25
$ , Love Seat $150
$
272-7168
25
150

Hide
bed

44 . Language of

RANGE
30 "
large oven with window .
$
$75
00 Call 272-2969
evenings
75

Hide
bedItalian
made
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7168
272

23 Auctions

WATERBEDS All Sizes Guaranteed

Only
OF SHALfMAR for

Call HOUSE

91

APNewsfeatures

FOR SALE
Black and white portable TV
set , 14-inch
- screen Hide-a-bed
sofa , twin
size , rust-colored
Pair of Italian-made
ladies ' brown snow boots , size 61/z-7
- .
'
Woman's seasonal coat , checked , size 8-10
Womans
Everything like newnew
Phone 257-0001
10 00 a m
.
.after
after

2995

WEST SHORE 2 MILES OUT

OUT4-bedroom
house Available Immediately
4bedroom
bedroom

50

PartimeSOmmutes

LAKE

21

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'

43 . Popinjay

House for Rent

bedrooms

form

9462
273

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and Sales

ANTIQUES : Our twenty

BRIANWOOD
fifth year of supplying Items of the finest
quality from our collection of 18th & 1911 }
Century country and formal futniture ,

linersheaters and liners

Phone 273-7939
or 257-2222

7939 257
2222
273

' RCA 15 " black &

TV's
TVs
whites , recondition
ed - with warranty - $$75
75 00 Sabre
Electronics-TV
Shop , 518 W State St .
Electronics

copper , brass , pewter , porcelain & custom

framed prints & paintings BRIANWOOD
ANTIQUES , 409 West State Street ( next to
the Ithaca Theater ) Open 11 00 am to
5 00 p m Monday through Saturday

ANTIQUE CRUISER , 1938 Richardson

Length 26 ft Sleeps 4 Cylinder Gray

COME TO Taughannock Antiques on South

St in Trumansburg and see our large
selection of interesting antiques and
'
collectahes
collectah'es

TV 272
2575
272-2575

Marine Engine Beautiful Condition

$ ,
$4,500OBO
4500OBO

7172
533
533-7172

9414
273

waiters ,

COLLEGETOWN EFFICIENCIES
EFFICIENCIESVery short walk to Cornell $170
up
$
170
273-9462

9462
273

"
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THROW AWAY MONEY ON
WHY
RENT ? Buy carefully used mobile home
now , sell it when you leave Two bedrooms ,
completely furnished , shed $3200
,
$3,200
Call 257-7541
, after 6 00pm "

7541
257

The Labor Day Special

16.00
1600
CONNECTION
SWEATER CONNECTIONT)
( Reg . $$16.00)
.

Two of our mosf

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S1600
popular selling SHETLAND sweaters a S16.00
' here take a look at our
youre
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995
each . While you're
value , now only 9.95
fabulous collection that includes cowls , turtle necks , bulky
knits , and lacket styles In all the new Fall colors . Our Sasoon
jeans are in Sizes 4 to 16 Shop early for best selection .
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'' The Joy of Dancing ' '

CREW NECK

&

PULLOVER STYLES

jazz
ballet
lap

Social Ballroom for adults in all the

standard dances Class or
private Yes We teach Disco & Hustle . Classes in lap-ballet-jazz
for
adults as
\vell
vell
as children . Registrations are being accepted now for
asvell
\
all classes . A Social Ballroom class is scheduled
to start Sept . 12th
8 00-9
00 p m ((8 lesson series ) .
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8
9 Ithaca
Academy

00

of Dance

W. State St .
--no answer call
Telephone 273-0521
2730521no
no
272-7113
102

0521
273

7113
272

beautiful fashion colors

Sale ends Sept . 4th

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PLACE

NEEDED : INTRAMURAL OFFICIALS

OFFICIAL-

. .

SStudents
Students interested in officiating touch

football and soccer contact the Intra

mural Office , located in the Grumman
Squash Courts Building . Experience
required . Minimum wage .

testWarp

ParkingCall

DRIVERS
needed to deliver pizzas
Excellent base pay plus incentives Must
have car Call 272 2000 or stop by Student
Agencies between 9 and 3
HELP WANTED

canasta
Hamper

2 & 3 BEDROOM FURNISHED APTS

APTSWalk to Campus Lease Parking
Call 273 4925

Help Wanted

10

20 . Low trees and

shrubs
49 .
Cleopatras'
23 . Cleopatra's
50 .
serpent
51 .

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7 . Radius and

3-bedroom
bedroom

USED BICYCLES 3 - 10 speeds $$20-$90

-$
Large assortment used parts Bicycles may
be seen in Ithaca 589-6356
mornings

6356
589

47 . Record
48 . To score

19 . Buff

DOWN

272
31

0313 3146
257
272 6990
273

Home Finders ' personal service holds the

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TO CORNELL
Collegetowns'
Collegetown's
best rooms with kitchen privileges You will
be pleasantly surprised by the high quality
and low rent 273-9462
.

NOTERENTERS NOTE

LANSING
Furnished Mobile Home
Private Lot Ideal for 2 people All utilities
$$275 00 No Pets Call 533-4754
275
H

Several loca

Spaces and

ROOMMATE WANTED To Share Lansing

$$100 plus utilities
Townhouse 100

key to your new

Self
driven

13 . Fish
14 . Background
15 . Pemmican
17 . Finesse

CLOSEST

A
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FOR SALE 1975 VW Excellent running

runningcondition Low mileage , new tires No Rust
659-7040
$ ,
evenings $2,00000
200000

Hirobumi

ROOMS AVAILABLE
5 mm
from
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varsity
football scrimmage will take place
:
1:30
at
this Saturday afternoon at 130

fifty
cent

Schoellkopf Field . A fifty-cent

donation to the Friends of Cornell
Football will be accepted at the
gate .

Coach Bob Blackman

in his

second year with the Big Red ,

says , "
"We
its' going to be
We think it's
an exciting afternoon because it
will be the only time this season
that the two first teams will battle
' going to play
head to head . Were
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the scrimmage under game condi
tions . "

Co

Co-captains
captains

of the red team

composed of the first team offense
and second team defense , will be

quarterback Jim Hofher and line

backer Moreno Miller . Leading
the white squad , made up of the
second team offense and the first
team defense , will be quarterback
Mike Tanner and safety John
Curren .

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ed in joining the track or
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and cross-country
is also asked
to attend .

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country
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whichtomorrow's' scrimmage , which

battle for varsity positions in tomorrows
:
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pm
at Schoellkopf Field starting at 1 :30
30

Hofher and Tanner are both

senior quarterbacks who have
shared all of the starting time in
the past two seasons . Running in
the red team backfield with
Hofher will be senior tailback Ken
Talton , sophomore fullback Dick
Clasby and junior swingback
Keith Sepassy . Rounding out the
white team backfield along with
Tanner will be graduate student
Joe Holland at tailback , sopho
more Ben Tenuta at fullback and
sophomore Tom Weidenkoph at
swing back .
Blackman said , "Talton
"Talton and
Holland are a real toss-up
for the
number one spot at tailback ,
while fullback is wide open among
the sophomores . "
After three days of double ses
sions without pads , Blackman
feels that the team is further
'
ahead than a year ago . ""We've
Weve
been extremely pleased with the
receiving of Dave Rupert ( split
end ) and Brad Decker ( tight end ) ,
but it's
its' wide open at the ends
after those two fine athletes . "
On defense , the Cornell coach
cited senior Pat Hansen for an
outstanding performance in
making the transition from defen
sive tackle to end . He also said ,
"Even
"Even though we lost our AllAll- All
Ivy linebacker Terry Lee , the
finest player on the team last
year , we have the fiercest compe
tition at inside linebacker . The re
turning veterans , Dan Leonard ,

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Cotton . He said , Mike
Lou Montgomery are fighting for
the other starting spot . "
After the red-white
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