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February 24, 1972 Volume 30, Number 16

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1972-02-24

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

)rtlllry 17. 1 ~1
tall
~k
lur~· rlsl' to lhll
the wholl.' cor­
lull ot gravel
~m•ve r ll • atn~
Wt!l to run on
y. ftx potnltd
lt~re!'t tn J ··.
tase one .utv.'"
lwl'alht•l' tnck
tnCl' to U!>e the
t weatht'r con.
r advuotag~, In
~ould bt· to lurt
eel to LC evel')
nt the cheapest
e problem would
rehll the norlb·
field.
IVe resear(b
iied upon n rub­
Tack A Tartaa
cost ~100,000
surfaces do not
he qunllhes and
llt.
ace IS Installed,
nd .lSphnlt Sll
l1 be laid over
he cost: $11.000
ed asphalt sur­
)plied over the
se. The cost
>ximalelv $4000
re-construction
raillngs The
by J K Klaus,
irm 111 the field
inailtng to alum­
omttmenls were
resent, Fix has
tota 1 of 4000
>I funthng, hovo­
~tn unttl tht~
1dily admtts that
lY to go on lund·
class
•
~rvtce
.se measures art
as last resorts
Ddiltons reqmre
n. the womenaN
1e world-be mug·
reason htm ol'll
s. If the attacker
reasonable a.s
mcltoed to be'
ctics are applied
e lor women IS
fal course stnc~
)udes how to gd
but how to avoid
stressed so that
aacllons becomt
enlng the chances
;>ver
tn seem to enjoJ
feel that 1t may
1e day '· One stu·
that although she
~e releases well r should be [atriJ
~ end of the sem·
riad she's taktnc
use she Is mudl
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VICE
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-2239 Breakfast
at
Tiffany's
p. ll •
Vol XXX No 16 Low•s and Clark ColleQe February ~M. 1972 New dorm
set-up?
p. 7
• • maintain 0 ICla S
TORO FUKUI AND CHAREE THIENGTHOMCHARDEN go over
final plans for Saturday night's lnternataonal Party The affair
upected to draw over 2000 guests. Photo by Doug Fowler.
nterna tional party
icks off Saturday
A tn.tt fo1 the tastebuds and
.. chanrP of pace are in store
LC students when the annual
n1Pr"n:II10nu l Party kicks oU ai
p m Saturday ntght.
Thl' artu r opens wtth ,..., o hours
enl~>rtatnmp nt put on bv LC
fo!'l'sgn students tn Pnmphn Pal­
. At 10 p m a raft of actlv­
m~::> begtns 1n Templeton Center
A SOF' A-sponsored dance •ttl
,et under way tn Stamm mustc
provtdt'd by "Hoochte Coo. an
LA -based rock band. In the
Trail Room the wandertnJ! stu­
dent can ftnd folk dancing and two
torl'tgn ltlms tn the Council
Clumbers. Exoltc foods or 18
count rics w11l bl• pre­
p.tretl bv foreign students and
Ibm host famthes und overseas
return e~s. All ss free ol charge
rchestra
erforms
ednesday
Mussc 10 b..u oque and contem­
!Grary sl vies ..., til hi~hll ght a
conrt1t I bv the I. Solis II d1 Za­
ttd) chambe1· orchestr-a trorn
Yugoslavu 1 on Wl'tlnesday, Mar.
I except the bu!Cel, wbtch "'111 cost
soc
Satoro Fukui. chutrman of tbe
resllvtttes, explained that to htm
the theme or the lnternatronal
Party, 'lt s a Small World.' •
means that people from all over
the world are meellnv tn a small
area. but added that he exp~cts
everyone 9.111 hnd herov.n mean­
in~ tn the theme
The party whtch has been ln
the planning stagt.>s since last
December IS eJtpected to draw :woo people from all over Por­
tland as 11 did last year. • • r1 1
I.e..· • t'CUral\ OJlerutmn tun·
ltnuc nl 11 rnfl11mum 11l1t•r lh••
krlllll~ ol fill o~u t:ft·l'rl ~'t·h ~
null nllwr cnmpus ltackl'
nrft\uul On·gun
' :"'l'\:IITII.)' D~rt•Ciur l horlt·~
Pu·k~.:tt h.•s Jnllaalt•fl ~Jh••·anl
Sl'<'llfll\' UJII'r,ltlllll'\ U Jlft'\ t'fl•
l.lltvr• mt·ao;un~ onl\. •
"'\\'e l' fwd un n·nl
prnhlc•m!i.'' tu11..~ T•1m HNiin,
as t!1t.1111 Dcnn ol :"'turlenu "1
\lo tmlcJ l'm phlhHZC mt r rt'fJIH' I
fnr cuntinucci 111ril\ tduul 1\ltcn·
11nn and cr,mrnon o;••ns.•"
Tlw thrl't' rt•gul.tr uruforrncd
R•~urlly ~uurd . Larry K~·nnerlv,
Mt•l M.l!H>n, ,tnd Pruo"'k
lh•Pauzza , hn\ c rt!linqu i~tlll'd
da). uff, so that t~o uniformt>d
guurcl m patrol the woml.'n·
dorm .11 night.
Thirtl•cn students h.t\01.! volun·
h·l•Tt•d n nd wc•rt> hirt!d to work 11
~tal t"<:unty watch: Honuld
,\.tY. ood, Ronald Baull•kl'. l.nrrv
Diller. Barrie Lane, Gun -
l.tvc'~ll). Clet! Lloyd. Hadley
Me 'nnn, .J~?rl) M tiler, ~11ch.•cl
Purr, B<Jb ~chatz., Hurl
"Tbe Plebians Rehearse the
Uprtstng." a poltttea1 tr-.1gedy bv
Guenter Gnss, opens Tuesday,
feb 29 at the Ftr Acres Thea­
tre.
The play unfolds a(:ltost a h1s­
tortca.l backdrop- -the anh-Com­
mums! uprising of June 17,1953,
an East Germany . Bert oil
The 13-mcmber group wtll
P\!rform rn the Chapel begrnning
at 8 p m. l he conct.!l'l is the
fourth oUl'rtnr or the 1971-'72 TEO RATTRAY AND L VOlA AILI CLARK rehearse scenes for
Guenter Grass play 'The Ploblons Rehearse the Uprising . which
opons at F•r Acres Tuesday night Photo by Doug Fowler.
011 Arts senes
Baroqut• "'orks b\' Con·llt and
latltni wtll br> h~Jiurl'd tn the
rst half of lhl' prorr01m In
lh!' SI'C.'Oild hu If OJ thl' t.'Vl'IIIIIJ!:
••roup wtll phn Str:tvtnsJ..v·~
''Conct:>rltno for Slrtll"" · an;l
"S h " r ..rzo" b\' Sho!>l.tJ..ovtc h
I Soli sit dl /,lgl'l'b i.. .tc­
Cilunl>tl a!> ont.• of the ftnl'st
tharnbt•r orchcst r.ts tn th(• "orhl.
When t1 was Coundt~d 111 195 I
lhutto 'l..tKI't'b, tls memlwrs
•<>•·~ hllnd•Jll<'kl~ to IIJJII CM'IIt
hnest In Yugosl.tvtan str·tnc
il)'IIIC
ltckels to lhl.! concl'rt .trc
liable .1t t hl• In lor muhon
k LC goes to
LC ~ Ul rl'presenl thl' L' S S H.
at UtE' Modl'l U.N or the Fur
\-\ l'!>l 111 St:..llllf• Aprtl 19-22.
( ollt·1'C" and uniVt!t"Slhcs Jrom
l'ight v.eslt•rn .slah'S, Alask •
flo'tlt.lll, Rritt:.h Columtua, anti
Me~ teo v. Ill 1 epr••.senl n.Jilons of
the world bod . About 1000
students ..., Ill parttctpate in lhHi
annu.ll Model U N • llw 22nd oJ
Its land
LC's US~ R th•ll'gutlnn v.all
prepare for lht! SPSSIOII b\ It'·
~e.Lrdung So,•tet polk\ tn the Model UN
lJ N., l!mplo\'lng I hl' ll N. doc­
umt>nt ct>nter at H~l~ Collegt"
Th\'\' will prcp.ll'l' pohcy st.lll'­
mt nts .1nd resoluttons to bt.> suh­
mtllt.>d at the sessaon.
A lthou~h the delt>Rattun ts al­
n:.uh partially tot·med amlJH c&l­
nrator) work b.ts tx:gun, thu e
l n> ttll 3 numbt>J 0( o;ilC::InCU'S
to he Cllled, und Dnyonc '\lo ho
~ould hke to b~ (l."'rt ot the
•h:lcgut ton should contst'l h11ad
ol mt s1oo Wooo\' Cal'lsun as
soon us JIO stble measures
Wtllwrn .... lnhn •1 hl•ll md
<; rn IJ: Soh.' r
Spcocanlnttt•nlwn 1 t~<•mg pnnl
to tlw "urn en' 5 dormuur~ nr..:.
nl mghl :S.•cnnty gurm:l cnrn.
ttclrlahl,• ...,alkn-·t dk1 • urul nrc:
in t ontucl "tlh the• sc•rurel\ ol·
fi t• ruul llu palrnlhu • llt'\Urtl
cor at nll lamt
"'f'h ''" prtmnn. m .. trudum t~;
to rhnlh•IIKl' 'n\' 1 fflllJll'l"' nn
ounpu 111 n1ght. uul to mrekc
u r •• I he tlc1r rns nrc lcK kc:d,"
nul Ptl'kt•tt
'1'hrough thl! rh•nn'l' offll•',
...,,. nr~ '"nc•u•mgmg th•• gtrl to
kPt'Jl lh••tr doo"' locked ot all
ttmi'S "h••n lh•'\ are m tht•tr
~
rooms.'' nddL'<I Ph·kett..
I'll kl.!ll 15 m th•• proo "'!: ol m­
\'C ttgntin~ rahcrnouve lock
v lr•m , mdudm.: o iour­
numbcr pu hhullon lock. nnd u
curd·tvpc (.,ck. "Wl' hn"., :•1" a)'
been con<t•red \ 1th tht• kc\ con-• lrul svsh•m nnd locks," P1ckett
Aid
Pu:lwtt 1 ul!lo 1n1tinung n
Ct.,'t!U• l f.,r unpro\ ~·d cnmpu,.
lighlmg, pnmrsnl~ n••nr Odell
Brecht, Germany's foremost
modern dram1tlst, ts sbown re­
heusu~g a plebtan upnstng 11011h
hts troupe, wlule tbc anti-Com­
munist rt>volullon IS ta1ung place
outstde
The revolution e~~:ntu.ally
sptlls over tnto Brecht's stage
bappemng s, :as a delegatton or
,.orkcrs pleads wttb Brecht (ca­
lled ''the Boss" 1n the play)
to lend hJS aulhortty and lame
to thetr cause
"The Boss .. encourages the
wort..ers to eOJct thetr f"\'Oiu­
tton on hts stage, making them
unknown p.JrttctpJnts 10 bts own
productlon. But there Is one bag
dtHerencc bt>tv. t>l'n the.• plebta ns
tn Bri!Cht' s scrtpt .rnd tht! \\ior-
1\t>rs--lh•• plcbtan:c: are success-Mcmor ami tht ln"ttr lmJIU
Addllmnal lightrn.: "ou ld
al o tw d• •r•hlt.:' Ptlkcn ud
a lung lht• parkan~-t l~ot w 1lk"n"'
n~ar Pnmplm In tht •r~.:n twt
Y.t••n Tt mplclnn and Oddl
Manor, nnrl rwnr lht• durrn
f'1h Jtui!H• hfl\t; IOt"rcll !<J
theu J)hlrnl «tl th• c.: ampu oren
b~ .ll)(lut nne hurufrt?(l Jl •rt ... nl
ac~onhng to 1'1ckeU
Other cnmpu ·~ nround l'or
tlund hnvt• nl!lln lighlt•ncd
Sf.:('Urlt)', but 1~·" ,.. lln•l t lo rk
hu~ "JK'Ctol Jlroblem bt:: • U<;(• of
us i,;ol t10n nnd lar~t mpu
area, md tcnlt.'tl l,rrkl"ll
~Jnlc tudcnts huvc \olun·
tet!rt .. -d then nac~ fur "nml'n
"'ho 'II: onl nn ·<curl after dark
Tht! number to coli U. ~ t. 24:1
.. Student ~ ho ob t>rH•
an\·thtn~ or anvnne u ._.,crou •
or nn.) onunymou phone 11:~.
plea e c II et"urtt\ trn·
mc..'dtatel\·:· Ptckcu a ked Th~: -uten ion on~ 340 11nd :Wl, nnd
the drred niJ;ht-hne number 1
'! t6-27i~ .
rut in thesr upras1ng, htlc the
East Cerma.n ~turker s are lorce­
fullv put down b\' SoVJet tanks
Cuenter Grnss uses the ch2r­
ac:ter of "th Boss" to shov.: the
mtelledual 10 a tragic dtlemma.
reasontng keeps "the Boss•·
!rom acllve commttment unttl
it's too late, and be 1s hnalh·
~u1lty 01 bctravu:~g lbe work"rS
and btmseU
ShJdent tic ets lor ..,cekmght
performances . Tue day through
ThurSday are '25 cents FrhJ
53tun1av :.1nd Sunday m..1tlnc
sbo,.·tngs ·Ill cost 1
Curt am ttmc .,.. 111 be 8 p m ,
'1\"ith the matlne sUlrting at 2
p.m.
For lht.'31 re rescn-atto.ns, call
the box oriice at Ext 305
Fogdall foresees low
draft cutoffs soon
Although the numll r 125 b!lS
b en a crlttcal cut-on pomt re­
centlY ust.l(l b Sell't'llve Servu~e
tn uranu~g young men, the num­
ber tn the future may l>l' closer
to 40 or 50. Or \'ergtl Fog­
d..tll beltc\'e.S
"I :am conct-rnw that collt.>ge
men shoultJ hear oil he figure,"
Fogd.tll commented , notwg that
he h \~ not se~n or ht•ard or 1t
tn lht<: are.. ..Thts is ttr~
Ugur~;> Cltl'tt 10 on" Nev. York
Tllne!i rePQrl out ol w~ ·hmg­
ton, though the ston dirt not
name t ~pectltc sourct• 1n Sel·
t•d 1vc St•n h.~e "
llur1ng lh(' first st months
ol 19'11, 88,000 men ~~oct• llral-
hld. c(:ordu~ to one ro.: 110rt
Ry comJurlson , In th-.: hrst s1 .
months or 197e, 15 to l!O,OOO
ruvn art> cxJ~ectcd to tK> culled
Accor\ttng to on~ repotl on
Juh I. 1971, the :umy hJd l
123,000 m~.:n , an J:muar\ l97l.
1t han bt.'cn 1 oouced to une nul-Uon mea. and b Jul 1, 19i2.
at ts to be roluc~..>d to 850,000
men In this sfluauon dran
calls are ltkel to be to", es­
pt.>etallv tf \'Olunt~r s increase
beeause of lh • n "' pa~ scal"S
and other ravonblc lilctors.
Tb~ present drart sttuatton
1s 'fer\ thfferent from recent
ye rs It tS stgnUicant to
note ttut an 1966. th~.; htl!h<!st
yeur, ;j total oJ 361,000 men
were calli..'ll by Sel ell '-' Scr­
vtc~
tudenls vntb lo't\ numbers 't\Jll
fhut that the cnn quahlv lor
special ,u·ogrnms. e.rch of "'bu:h
ma\' offer dtsllnctl\ ·e opportum­
ttes
\\'hat all tWs means Fo dJll
notes. ts Uut mo~ und mor
colh.>gc men bould find the)
01n pursue thdr l.'\lucataons nor­
mall)" \lo1lh less J.'ro pt.>ct lhallht
dr.tll nUl\' lnt rfo.: rt: '<lilth their
lives dul' to the pre nt ant r­
nattonal 1tuatton Page 2 Pioneer Log
• • • Fobrunry 24, 1971
Chri "'!ian ou.tlooll
Few people find
reason to exist Tra lC commtsston judges
It 1 tmllltt' l\1 nuh• thnt '' ith
nil tho "'''' tlwnh1gi••s,
plulosophit·s I hcorws 1\nd I'll' II•
{rni mun h11. d,,,.t!'luJwci, mnn i
1111 di~!lfttl!\lh'd \\ tl h htnll!l'" ·
lhs clt'lltr~ tu ttthlt'\f' nul\t•nAI
t;nods II a mc•lll\!\ c>l lulfttlmt•nl
1 "' ul~nt. nnt onh nmnng tlw
ndu It , but n I '' among 1 hl'
~'Qu ng. ~otc tlll' numl'lt•r nncf
• \Oil I Ill t• II 0 <'qUIJim\'lll 011
cnmpu "unwrou trips rtr(l
u cd to"' 1nd fill n 'uad "athm
th•· andt\ 1ffunl whi··h 'r&\t'.S to
be iilh·d \\•t le\\ JWOJlh find
thl•lr ft'U!tOOO for CX 1 ltnJi {11\lwr
r• '' ltrthnl! or IR tIll§
By Phll Woekt
Stell Writor
Pas,:al ClOt'\' tmtcf thnt thts
\'old as dUl' to nwn' n llL'nR t ion
lrorn Gtld, .md thnt ("';,,d 111 the
(\Oh tmt• '' b.o cnn fill the• voirl • ndt•quull•ly . Yl•t fWnpk trv to hit
tt "ith thinJ:-:. otht•r t hun Gud,
nncf nr" not fulfilled.
The• fhbh• 88\11 I hnt t•nrh Ill·
dt\ 1dunl i tn n stl\tl' ot
r.•bdhllfl agnm'l the Cr,•fttor.
Thu. each rt•Jt'1""18 H1 t;•tudllnH
an rll'n hng ''~' h them 1•l\ es nnrl
the "orld around lhl•m, Th1 at·
tit ude of r1•bd linn, t'll hl•r
PI' I\ el,y md1tft•rcnt or arttHlv
r~i tt~nl, caus•-s n 'e1l t.o rt t
o'·er tht• mmds ol ull pt•oph•
1 he\ fuJI to undt>rstand thnt •
Gr-,d lo" es them and de trcs to
hi:• n purt ol tht•tr CH!rvdny liH •
~o thL•ir attuudt• nf tPbclhon
r• ults "' h•ar, nlit•natum (Inti
lonehne s, in nddll1on tu
hatred, selfltlhnc nnd
• cynH'Iflm
\\'e ta1ltit into tlll!! 9ummntinn
ta cuw t•:..h•nl or nnntht'r, llntl
Amoe "'e ull hu' c 111 tt-d 111 sonw
ot tht• t' \loR\'!1 at IL•Oiit "'"•' an
our lifetlmt', \\ ,. 111l hnn• innt.'d
I in 1 • thnt tllitudc of
rebt.•lhon I. It n~u Its an our
nhl'natlon from God and tlw
people nround u , and ul o in
the oc uon m~nttom~l abo\1!,
And tn~.o'C we art· alit•nll«.>d, \h'
h1w probl••m ~·latmg to hoth
God and peopl
Y cr God ha not n!mlunt!d
nlool from the ttuntaun here on
earth lie • tmc looking rvr mnn
in the form ol .lt•Ju Chn t.
t.;hn t cnmc to rcH•nl Gorl to
lht.: world, lo t>ho\lo u ho\~ to
"'''' and tbnt through him \\1'
~.;lUI hn\ e " lon.> rdHttOIIfihip
"'1th Ccxl. R,} h11 d~ath on t ht•
cro s 8 nd htll r••Rurrt·• 1 a on,
Ghrit" prov ulcd nn nn ,. fur ll6
dir•octlv to God. Yet todu,· th••
maJortt\' o( pt·oplc, 111 1h1 t'OIIIl•
tr~ I Jlt'CIIIIl), htt\'t' H!JCCICO
him. Pl'Oph• hll\ e lillt•d t hmr
hend With r••a cml.'l to r••j•~t
Chn ttanaly··nc\\ thuor1c ,
phtlol'opha(' , th~ologJCs and
hypoth~s as. Yl•l their hcurt
r~maan ampty and th1• unrch lor
me nint; continues.
r.hri t aum• proclaunang o
rL>con~lluuion between man nnd
God, kl put lut c:nd to &lw
rcbcl11on hy offenntt mnnkmd
l:li IO'I:•' Yet (l(l()Jllc fl'J•.:et th1
iOVt.
I am convmc •d thot tlu 1 fur
••n•rnl rt!ft ontl f'irt~t or nil, the
()fJtllhllt..'ll church hll!! turned ult
mnm• (K.'Oph• $(, ho'''' tlw .J !!IIJK
1-'ren~ 'l ht· mo'SSnr,c t ultc·n
d1 tmh!d, nnd tiH II\' • t•l tho1w
chummg lo bt f'hrullmn ur•• nl·
tc n hypm nt teal Pt>of1h• t'J! JWCl
('hra 1 inn 'I to be p• ric f'l,
Th•) lHt' n Ilk> 11 lrmd thut al
they lllkt tt lllcfl of tnll h. nut hlltJ!
"'" hnpptn
H hu IJet·11 lhr JlUfJ~t ol thiN
c•Jiunut wan \\e.r R•tmt of th e
r~:n uu It luu~ hot•n dr mon
litrat;•fi Ill tlu ltllurnn thnt
(."hrUilJnntt) I!! ahflt:n•nt than
"'h t the tJrJ!ontred ('hurd1 hltA
RJIJ!••IHtd lo ntOk• tl •1 ht • enders tn strange ways 0
nu• tmjtt' 1M (~ od • lcl\ t• I or
mnnk inti. not 11 hau~e •h "' ru h•,.
f'hrt!!l awn•r prmniwd hi~<
lollo"M 111811tnt JWrft•dlCH\
l'hnt nuu'l "nit tnr hill n•lurn.
I llMh•ncl, f''h ri I llfh•n; I II 1111
1~111i'tl, JCI\' nnd 11 lo\'t• n•lnt ton·
t~htp wllh God. II Chra~tinn~ do
not "'!1.'1ll '••n lo\ Ill):, nr un•
diQIIl'•l h M I\\ J>O<'rll tt•nl, t;t\l'
t httm tmw tu Ill• 1 hanl{t'cl. A nci il
ynu'q• noltc£'tl ome , hnng,•d
h\ l'g IIIII' ptlOplt• h11\ t' ht•(IIIT\t'
f'hrist1uns, th,at 1 tht proof thnt .Jw/g,• I \\ l\tl , 1111\ t'/
Cnmmal I Mv
,ftu/JI.t' ' No, 'I '.
CrtiiiiiWI I Nn nw, 1111111. l' m l(f'lt llltl ou I ol till' 1'!1 r,
IL•J\\'1111(, t umm~ hn<·k, ttncl
"~ltd\.tn~ tht llt'kot nn nw
t'RI I'll l4hn\\ il tu \'tl\1
now
Ill'\ t.
By Bruco Hodloy
Skeptic .Judll• I No vou " em' I, I h c itm' I
n mo\ ll' hoU!u, uu r rule •.
don't nllo\\ tl
,)w/ga• 2: 't•C'urit\' r••curcls shuw •
.Jwig•• .'i: lltl\l' 11 ~·mr \\ay, hut
\Oil no\\ hll\'l' 1111 nclrliltunnl lhnt \'Oil 81111 hll\'t' f!IUdl•fll •
rel(IMlrntllln on tht• c•tu·.
• CltH 11011 tor nut (olio\\ in I( Ctlmllwl /: Wt•ll, rhnt's not tn\ •
t h11 ru lt•s. fnult mnn Sonwhody tlow 11
C. hrtst 1 rc•11l
(~od hu pronu.;ed thr\l tl
110\otw t•t"k hun in fntlh, lw "ill
ft'\'CI\1 him t•lf to Lhlll J>(>r!iOll.
Hill flljl()tUISI' ·~ rwr:.onul . nnri
IIIR\ nut b,• t•mutinn.tl But the•
hill ()I ht II liS\\ t•r I tlclll'nrlt·nt
on It un, not on C'lllr ft•t•linl(!<>.
Tnlk with orne Chn tuln<: on
t'nmpu . ll you l'l' om• dmnR
!iUI1lt'l hing you cion' t I hmk i"
raght, tdl him \ uu htl\ l' the
nRhl to kno" "h' Chri'ltlllll do
whu t the~ do. ,\s lnr knowm.: Cnmwnl 1: Hult•s ol ''hut'!
,ludgt• .'1: Thn Gram 0111 t irn I
Ru lc•s of I<:nglish No\\ IH'l
on '"ith it tht•n• fuckl'cl up
.Jrulll•' .J. 'l'hl') Dill NOr
"luck up'' • I ht•) on I~ loll ow tlw
rul1'"· Tht• 1'n r i ~tt ill
re~ti<~tt•rt•d In vuu, it wu
Gud h1m t•ll, 1181\ Hnn lit c:
nm t>r too bu '· Cnm mul I. H it;ht. Oknv, I I{Ot
this lll'kL•I, t'l.\ and ...
,Jud~:• · 2: .lu I t hl' lru·t.s. buclrh
Cnmuwl 1: l'm trym~e No"
you Sl't', I huVl'n'l owrwd
thi" ntr fur t\\ 11 )'Ntl't', I MOl
lll'm 11 hall ul ~"It, hnKc•r
print~ of the• IW\\ 0\\-tWr,
umi 1\ Pult\rclid llnnp!!hot ol
t he• "''" nw nt•r m I lw net ol
(11\fk illK ilh•ttn lly lulluwl•d
bv n lli·mm. hlrn of ham • pn rkcd illt•J(tllly. t lwn•fnr1•
\'OU II ft.' 1{\J lit)'.
,Jml~tt• 2· l>nn't \H' nltlo hu\'l' u
ru h• lll{lltnst ohiiCl'IH'
lnnl(llttgu "
·'"'"~· I. nwrc IS 11 rull·
pruh1lut mg gointt "agcuMI
t rnlhc, ' obst'tHW hmgulll(t'
could be JUfhcinll). mtt•r·
prut('cl UN "ttgnmst trnflw
court", which j._ tlw ,umc
•
•
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about how the Log suck• and
never hot anything worth while
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weak? Woll, now's your big
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culeta a questionna ire through
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asks you to toll us what wo
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moro valuable to you. This
Inevitably Ia whot ovory editor
wonders about "What do thoy
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Our Man HopJJe
MaoTse-Tung bones up on life
behind the 'Plastic Curtain'
Mr. N1 on hus thrnughly pn·pur"d htrnSt•ll
(or ncx l \Hl•k' !l ncgot lfltaon tn l'l'ldng bv
n~du1~ l a numb1•r nl hooks on 1 ht• 1-ar East, tn·
cluchug. pra• umnbly, lh(· In\ aluublt• "An
t\mcrwan C.cude to Mv tt•riouK C.;lunH.'
Mt•nnwluh!, ol cuurl!t', Clmirmnn Muo I It'
tung hllfi bl•t•n boning UJI on t ht• U$ 'I o Jtllit
,'t'uu srmw tdt·a of tlw thinkinJl ht• will bring to
th•• t'onlt•n•nu• lnhll• (if ht• coml'il}, hc•n• un• t'.X•
cctpts I rom tht• \\ 11rk he hnti rl·portedly h••t•n
tHudvmc t tw hru dt•st.
It's cnllt•rl, "A Olutk• ,, C.uad~ to Mytatmiout
Amt•rh ~t."
By Art Hoppe
Syndicated Columnist
t'or more• than 11 quurler of n cc•nturv ltht•
Guulc lwgins I A mcrt•!h hntl '!!hut lwr ~It oft
from tht• uut.B1dt• Sncudist \loorld. Onl\• rt~r·nth •
hn th1 slt•t>rnng gu1nt bc·~un to sur. \Vhnt hnli
hccn gmng on ull tht'I\C vuun1 hdund whut tl'l
kilt•" 11 n "Tht• Plft tIt' Curllun"''
1-'tn~t ul nil. Anwrat·u wutr.lwr 111 Huvunn nnd
Ottnwa r••rwrt tht·rP Wt\1! nn ttth'nlJll 111 11 gn•nt
"'Culturnl Ho•\'olution" an llw U.S undur tht•
Kt•nnl•d,YH In t ht• l'R rly 191i0~> Bu 1 t Ius t•nd••tl
dl b trnualy m n ••r11· nl UKlUIIIIIi nhtann t~,
dt·mun uu 11l1mtB untl blfl(tti\' nut thruuKhout
llw unantry
Sm•·• ltwn, tlw fltclHrl' hali hc••n ••onlu•wd.
But l01luy 1\ 11lt•rtr.H IH ulJ\'IfiU,;I\' tn I lw I hr<lt!R nl
n v:,,.t llnrl mystenmus pullliatl filru~:~glt•,
N•1t onh• rlocfl Chturru:an Nu:on tnt• n1wn up·
110 llltlll lrmn l<o•ntu.:•h r• \'l\1111111818, lout tlw
w lu rt•nhuu u. ul IIUIIW ol t lw c unt t• , lt-.sc• 1 t 0
hun n Jlrt •·nl h u nk flu\\. n l'ur t• tiiiiJ•I• , Sptru
Agnt ", who \~ o phntogrnpht:d nt 111 ult•
du11ng lust ,>cnr'" fo'uurth ul .luh Pn11ult•
hntm't 111'1'11 lit't'll ill IHihlu for lllfllllh llllcl 1~
I II Olllft•d lfl'tHI, cluoguu t c) IJT ciUOIJit'd
l'lw nurnl,.•r t\Ht nwn '" "''" b '\ • • on• llt•rtr\ 1< 1 "lllltt'r, nlthough hl' holds no hi~th
ofr1canl IHI alum whul!lot•\·t.:r, or 11 "At•bl'
Hc•huw, ot whom litt lt• 1, known .. ,
At1 t u 1lw lll'OJ,Ic \ tm•ncun~o nrl' gorwru llv
drwth•, c·n"tly lod, unthmkmg .t.utomtllon~ . l'htM
rc•llt•t L'l tlw unt hkt• rulturP m "hteh lht•V hn•
l•;vl•rv mnrnmg t huy br(•nkftt ~l on n ho"' I ul
nn or whl•nt «'t•rt•ulnnd th<1n trudgt• off Lo work
• m h•t•tntnl( mmuu.' dol(t{lTlg rtll m-.•lhodll ol
lrtllltlpnrtatinu. 'l'lwy not only l(lok nhkt• "'tth
thmr hiK noses, but thl'V drt: "nhlw, It would bt•
dillu.:lllt to tt~ll u lo\\ lv clerk (rom Chutrmnn
Ntllun h1m1wlf hy thdr dn~ nloaw !Nu~on hns
the higgN no~w.)
Tht•y han• n 'ummon dtllhkc o( thinkin~t . I-'m
in tnm.·, tht•ir fuvorit•• OHupution jo; wnkhinK
lootb111l on lt•ll'\'IAion, (or ntt-t•r t!Ut'h plu\ tlw
mmuunc1•r t~XpluinM to them whut huppt.•rll'd.
Sirnilurly, ••vc•ry tam•• C'huirmnn Ni on mukt•s n
Spt•t•c•h, thrt·•· nwn 1mmt·dintt1ly JIJlJll'llr on ttw
rrt'l'll lCI •·xpluin \\hut h•• suid.
'J'hll!l tht• IW11(11l• UH• Wilily MO\Crtll'd U)' l'lim~
pi•• MloJtu 11 Ont• l'l'll I hum on JHlllh•r
t'\' t•ryw twH• .uul hL'uTS I lwm dinnt•d oVPr t ht•
govurnnHml t·onl rollc•cl ltlrWil\'t' t·unAtnnth •.
'T ypit-n I nl I lw mnny c·urr••nt rnut~, t'tlmJlll ign!l to
lwttt•r I ht• t'll\'tronmnnl ill' " 'top I'NAplrut trm
Wt•l Ot' M!"
1\ut \\hill' tlw 111 •l(Jh• nrc dullnnd Rhc•••p·hkt•,
tlw1r J,•,ui•••·H, wtlh their lt•l(••ndnrv tn·
II' rtiUtlnlity, lllllkt• l'lt•\'t•r nl•l(nliulnrt> . Tlw\'
hn~:•· hut mu~ W••nhncKS. To explnit It 111 thtK
'' unkrwas .tluaw thut hn kt pt tlwm llllrt•rl clu\\ n
all tlu t:' \t'lll'A m \'aclnittn ut .:n•HI cu!ll nl lhCII
nnd trt•O urL'
l'ht!l "CRKIII' fi, I) cltUlt ~Uit '"' lhl Olll'lllHI
rnand to untl• r tatul iH, ut ~,;C~url!t•, tht•
Amt ru fill ' nllllt!SI JlllffiiiUHI ll.lur ul "lu 111~
r." .. • ·
...!!:::,•Ii~'TI~I!! £hrwudc Puhlt htn ( 'u I ~J72) thtlll(.
./mill•' 2: Full' '" lwn•hy rlouhlt;
1111d m·l'tthu• Pny $R 111 lb.
~VI'Ilrll y 01111'1•,
Crftllfllfll I Y nu rr full ol 11h1~
huddy, 11 n m't r.Hm rny CAt'
.}wig•• .'1 Twit•\ t' dol111r ~
('tim mal I: Oh romu c111, hllll·n
./miR•' I: Sh.lt•t•n dulln rR
(•,. I I· \'Vh 1''1''1 I '"""'' • nt. .. ,. .oo~
11111 n, h••r«•' s tlw (1\•idc·mt\
.Jucl~·· 2: 'l'wc•nt dnllnr • Nnt
Rl'l out. \' ou' n• hud YOIIr
"I'Jwn I, untl ",. !ltlO' t haH
lu lutll'll to nnv l'\'idt•nt~•lle
don't wnnt to listen to:
t lmt' 1 ht• ruk
( rimiual I: Shhtt•tl, tnnn.
.lllrll(•' .'1: 'l'wl•llty ·four cloll11u
Whu's nollt'!
C'nmwal ? I 11111, .vour huno"
,Jwlgt• 2 Well''
Cnmitwl 2 Well, you twc•, thtu
whnt huppl•nod 1 ~~~
dri,•inl( by ('opclllnd Hall
\\ lwn I "nw un rlderb
wornun l(l'l htt by u ctlmt•n•
llll>.c•r and t ht• dravur dldn·•
~;top "i(•cinl( t hl• \\011111
ly1ng i man oh1l<: 11 nr
hll•t•dinl(. hH'C clown, in tilt
(l'lltt'r of tht• rottd, I figurt.'d
onwnrw ~hould mnybL• help
hl•r, likl' at lcn!lt pull I'm
O\'t'f to thl• ahould~r
Tlwfl•furt•, I quickly lookrd
lur n plnrl.! to park. Per
rei,·ing 1 hnt 'fl•rnplcton,
Huddll•!lton, nncl Aktn lou
\\ en• tilh•d, I dron· dm' n lo
Gn<lwold, hel'llll"l' I h&\f
nnlv u commu ter • rt•Ki"trntton 1 wnlkt•d bnd
up to Copl'lund to help lb.
old Inch, hut b\ thi~ Inn• . .
11ht• wu,., dtond, ~o 1 drnggtd
lwr to I tw tildl• uf t lw road.
mhmthntt to l.'Ull tht.) prttiM1
nuthnrat te~t nl 11 Inter llmr
.!rul~t• I Whut dot'• tlw dL•nth cl
thul poor wn•trh hiiVt•lodo
w1th yuur pnrkmg tickd7
Cnm111nl !! Nothang, your
hurwr. I m orn I •
tthouldn"t huw bruul(ht 11
up. I lo!\t my heud I'll 11tid
tn Uw h\(t~ lrom no" on
cltuiNt' 2: Okuy, hurry up nnd
m11 k,, 1 t :-;hurt; sl•\'t:ral
pcnplt• ort• wnitmg und I
Pioneer
Log
Stu(( O.B Arn.n.glon
Sutton Brown, Jan
y, Ball Chinn, Lin
Colburn, R C. Boo8•~. Lua Cur
.,. •• na~r . Jtm D•zon •
I,.Owt•~r. , JCJJtd Hall, Jan~
~r ., P/Jt Kaf~Rd~y . Ntclt Knapp.l
olhy Kubo, Chru MacMtllall.l
McCrory, Marvin
w~ltdy Morr~ll. Jim Ou,tt•f I
lliGICilllt' Ru~n. Jody Rutz,
Or~K
Traclal~raiHrg , Bay
IHt,rn~ , Pltil Weds ,Jun
IAd'tJU4~r.: Ron It ~II.
Offtclal publication of Ute As·
Stud~nta of Lewls and
Clark College, 0615 S W
Palatine Hill Road, Portland,
Oregon 9?219 Printed
during the academic year
tbe Lake Oswego Review. Se·
cond class postact~ paid at Por·
tland, Otc•f(on Annual I'IUb~<
llo.1 <. o!lt~> $:J.50 lor U S
c r1bers.
Tht.• rontents of this publica·
are tht• oplnton and rupon·
... "lly of the stafl. \lf th\' Plo·
Log and do nut n~c ,,., .. ul·
y r~nect tht• pulley of tb" A~= r
l.(!WIIi und t 'lt&rk <;ullt•Kt' • 24, 1972
esea1
• • emini
NT VEHNON, N. ~
'ons11ntt•r lhlJ)(lrls Mag
A"""'''" ha,;l wed~ II wil
mtllwn tl'ntlt•rs Uu•
tdYICI" ,Jllcllll l't'llllid (
rocJurl~ . "J)On'l liSP lh
The nunpt ofil m:tK.l1i
ulltls fault wllh I Ill
or "h•m t nltlP.
ys," 311d IS hlghl]
lbt> rrcrnu rkl'l ell nl
lhl' lnn;cst mnkr.r
1\ldUICIS, Albcrto-Culv
Consumt•r Reports
1)11SIJII<~'u's say "that '4
~ .. ,niSI~ of gt•niL.tl SJl
.... rs'UJdt"! many wom<'n
D3llnfl!tllons or· anuru
mmor to put off scektt
whtlt• using th
l'ld " They add tlt.ll
IS I hl• most tJCf
the safl•sl hyg
•·currPnl ,tdvcr11sln,
currt~nl Issue re1~
women to npply
.enltal tiPO<lcrant to I hi
m~rnbrnnes o
na •• And I hnt s.1 ys l
"ts <'specially dar
Tbt> artlch•quo tes Dr
Kaye, a pynecologh
1nt proft!ssor at
tty of llll nots
;cboOI, as say111~ "thl
IC31ion or vaRlnall
,,m,o: of thl• producll
Av11rt sll\;. Vai(tnal \
cont ratndlc.1t~
to trrltation from
andjor lhe ingr
wedisl
ooks
iffer
(US) ::iWC<ltSh Chlldr~
sharply wllh
lllil'k and Jane' • slorll
American kids.
Rog~r Choate, San I
,qrvfillt;le Foretgn Sel
, describes on'
on sex as "SO e•
tot ~ho reads and un
, Is llkl•ly to knov. rt
facts of ltfethan m~
Amertcans"
The Swedish chlldrl
have a clear soQ
·U.S. pollltcal or II!
reader tells
S napalms Vlt>lnan
A book on Greece s
U.S. continues to
lo the military
weapons are used
ry and the rtch to
lo do lhtn~s whtct
the tlch but not r
ntest
nds soo
Oregon younv, p('()p
old, have .m
l'nl~r th~l r work I
· tonal Tell•vasl
People's Fllr
OrtJgon F.ducallonal
Broadctlstlng Scrv
lon with North
udy Center, Portlun
jud~t·'s st•h
TV, Channel
fig.
£nt1ie.s lor thts a
.1t KOAP T
l'tlnt A venul'. Port
:should be rcct•
March 1. 19'72.
Rull'' and entry u ....
Pl'Opll' '~ fll
bt• obtaI Ol-d from iges
hl'TtlhV dnuh(1 I
1•. l'n \' ':18 nt I h.
[irt>.
iJ' rt.• lull 111 Mhll • n 1 ••Vllll m \ r4r
10 dullnr ,
;nmc on, ll"lt•r1
ll dnllnrs.
Vhut!'!!?! L<lQ~
t ht· 1.'\'td••mc
~y dullnrl!. Not
u',c haul )OUr
Wt• dnn't hl\'t
tny l>vidt•nt~• ,..,
lo lisl••n to
u lea.
:w~·it, mu n.
lly·fnur
I)
•
l\, VOlH
1. you ~l't', tht~ 1
pt·ncd I ~•
Corn•lnncl Hall
1\W un olch•rh
hIt by ll Cllml'na
th•• dr1vur dtdn'•
•g I he.• woma~
1mobde nnd
ce down, in tht
1.> rond, I ftgmtd
puld mnybt help
• l~nMt pu 11 hrt
he shouldtor
I quirkly look£;!
t to pn rk. Pt!f•
at Tt•mpleton,
1 n nd Akin lou
I dro\ l' down to
lCC:tlU'>C 1 hU\l
C 0 Olllllllff
, I wnlk<'d back
lnnd to lwlp th'
ut by 1 hit~ 1 imr
ld, ~o l drntU!l'll
1idt1 or 1 h~ rnud,
> cull lhv rropt.'f
111 u lntN 1lmr
Inc tht•dt•ulhol
'retch hnvt-to dQ
nrking tickl'l'
o l hi ng, your
• 111 .so rn· I •
OVl' brought 11
~· hcnd. I' II lid
from no'' on
, hm ry up nnd
lH1rt; scn•ral
wuiting nnd I
~eer
g
rrtJt.8ton.
Brown,
Chtnn, LtnaCII
:Oogte. Lua
Dixon. Do
!.fall, Jane Hop
ry, Niclt KnOI).p,J
~;OTVU1
I, Jim Uutllt~.l
ody Rutz,
R
IHrg, Bay
elu Jim Til
IHII.
atlon or Ule As·
;s of Lewis aod
e, 0615 s w
Olld, Portland,
Printed weeklY
demlc year bY
JO Review. Se·
!age paid at Por·
~nnual amb"'
0 {or US. ~
thiS publicD •
n and rt>spon­
nU. of th~ Plo·
not nCCt>~liUI·
11,.1:1 of tb" A~l r
Cullt·jl~ P1onoor Log Pago 3
I
esearchers warn against l
• • em1n1ne
~tu~·• 'f \'E.ItNON, N.Y. (C I'S>
surnnt' Rt•Jll)rts Mugar.fnr n.n
:ounrt!CilJSt Wl:'l•k It will glvt·ll~
111illllln nwl<-~.., thJt>t' word£
adYICI' .tbuul V<'llllal deodl'l.tnl
~IUCIIi "l>on'l IJSl thl'nt '
Btl' nunl'rofll m;tgattm• ., rt•­
rlrlll!: r.n1ll wt t h t ht• mPdk:t 1
of ''fl•mlnln(• hygt••nt•
s " nntl is highly critical
' ' tht• pn•m.trkt1l cltmr.al lt•sting
lh«' lnrycst maker ol such
mrtucts, All~t•rto-Culver Co
Consumm Rt!porls mfldtcal
l)llSullnnts S<~Y • 'that wtdespre.td
~Yrrttslf(: of gt•rut:tl spr ,tys m.ty
·'•""~ t• rnuny women wtth vag­
tnf('cllons or nnunsusp~ctcd
Jmor to put off seeking m~llc.tl
.A•u· •• whtlt• using lhl• SJ>r.tys
nstc:ut "They add that soap and
Is the most effl:ctivl' .1nd
tnly the s,tll•st hy~ewnc
··curn•nt ,tdvt•rtlslnl' ~ays
currt•nt I ssut> re)lorl 111.1 y
women to •1pply n remnlc
tal dt'Oderant to the delicate
1111:\tnhrnnes of the vu­
., Anl1thal, says the rn.,ga
, ''IS t•:; pe cln 11 y don' l'I'UUS
Thl' art tel<' quotes Dr. Beroard
Kaye, a pynccolocist 11nd as­
slant professor .11 the Unt-
y of Jill no as mt'fliC[Il
tllool, as saying ''there is an
mnlll'-"llon of vaginal use In the
ml•S ol the products and the
1dver11sl~ V.1gtnal use Is ab-
ely contrutndlca tPd and wiU
to 1rrltal I on !rom the repel­
aD! andfor the tngredl~.>nts or
we dish
ooks
iffer
S) Swe<llsh children s books
~run~ ... , sharply with the bland
Dick and Janl• ' stortes otrered
1 American kid~
RogH Choate, San Fr.Jnclsco
cle ForNgn Service re­
• dt.•scrlbes one Swedish
on sex .ts ··so explicit that
tot who reads and understands
Is IU..t•ly to know more about
ract!. or lUl•lhanmanygrown­
Amcrlcans • •
. Th~ Swedish ehtldren·s texts
have a ch•ar soclahst and
US po\Ulcal orltmtatlo n A
ll1nam readec tells how the
S napalms Vietnamese chtl-
A book on Greecl' states " .
·· U S continues lo sell wea­
to lh€' mllltury junta .und
Wl'apons are used by the m1l
:~nd tht> rich to force pE'O­
to do thtnns which are good
lh(l rich but not tor the pea-
'
ntest
nds soon
On.•(on younv people 8 to 18
old, have an opporluntt y
Pnll:'r thl•tr work In Natlonal
!liomal T~ll'vlslon · s 19'72
People'~ Fllm Contest
Otllgon Educullonal and Pub
Brm1dcnsllnrt Service, In co
with Nor1hwt•st F'llm
Conlt•r, Portland . w11l show
jUdV.l''s selocttons on
P 'fV. Channt•l 10 llus
• . E rtes Cor this art>a wlll be
Vl'(l .11 KOA P TV. 2828 SW
A n•nut•. Portia nd 9720 l
should b~> rccelvt>d no lalt.>r
March I, 19'72.
Rul~s and l!nt ry blanks tor Uu:
Pl'Ople's Film Conh•sl
bt• oblainl'tl hom KOAP-TV . hygiene
I he prodUC'I '•
'rhP m.lR.lZ.Int•' s mt•dlcul con­
sull.mls say .tl5o lhal the usa· of
femuiP gPtltlal dt'Odl'l'llnls pr io1·
to tnlercourst• is p,trllr.ulnrlv
lll-ndvl::;t'd, .trtfl C'ltt olll Aml•('lCIIII
Ml'dlcal Assoct.tllon puhlic'.tllon
us Sltytng then•h.H'l hl·t n n•ports
or mule Runlt.1l 11 rtl.tllon ntt rl·
butabh.• to lnlt•rcourst • v. Hh .1 p.tr­
tner who h.td Just used stwh 1
spray
''Thl•rc Is always n rask in­
volvt.'d tn spr.tylng Chf'mlcals
on the body, PSpN:Ially on such
sP.nslllve arr.1s as Ull!genllitls ."
says Consume r· R••JJOrl:; II adds
that ''manul.1clurers of the pa o~
duct tenet to shrug off nov pos·
sible rtsk as insignillc:tnt ."
In dtscusSIIIJ~ pr em.-rkcl tesl­
inr of flE'nllal dl'odoranls lht
consume a public :1llon rerount •
lnlormutton conlatnNl tn s w or n
prettlnl testimony by AllH•rlo
Culver tn connt•ctlon wllh a
lawsuU !tied by .1 womnn who
claim~ to have bet>n Injured by
the company's spr:t y product
f OS As set Corth In tilt.> pn·
trial testimony Albl'rlo-Culver ·
satd fl had n tol.tllv adt>quall'
preanarket It's I progr :tm.
One such lest, Alberto-Cul­
ver satd, ''to determine thl• va­
ginal I rrit.ttlon potential of F US
on rats, "involved spraying FDS
on the labia and vagina or 20
female rats ror thr(>e consecu­
tive days
Consumer Reports mt•dlcal
consultants described tht• tt•st as
"well nigh meantngle~s ."
Another Alberto-Culver test
reportedly constsled or a G
w e e k patch test on the ant act
skin of 67 human subJeCt!> IIO'ti
ever, the article notes, the com
pany's vice president tor con
surner -product research Is
on record as saying any deo
derant product should nlso be
tested on abraded skin--a test
which the makers of FOS dtd
not cl:um to havt• performed.
After noting that genUa! spr.tys
need not be clean>d by the gov­
ernment, the publ1c:.tton of tht>
nonprofit Consumers limon say.s
the Industry's Insistence th 11
the spr<~ys nre cosmchc.'>, not
dru~~:s also means that they are
not requtn~ to ltst nchve 1n-sprays
l{f"l'CIII.:nt • for tlu• s.ti\C Of (H'<lflle
Who mlghl lo.hO\It they ,JI'f'flllNgtr.
ur hypN;-~t•n•thvP lo certain
cht•mlcnl s
Olhf't' rwople might simply
want t~o~ avolcl rosmetu:s th11t
contain certain lngrt ~dlr•nts. such
us hexar.hloroph~n•• , whtch IS
known to bf' an lngn~lh :nt of
s1•voral gPnlt.ll c.II"Qth•rants
The r t' IS I!VIdr>nr.e thrtl h~x.t ~
cltlot O(llll'ne may bro absorb~
by the bl00t1 High blood lcv­
t'l s of hexttchlorophene ha Vt! bcl.'n
r .. porled to cause p:tralysts .1n1J
brain damagl! In l.tboratory .tn-
1 m.tlS
Should the Food ~nd Drug Ad­
mintst mil on not rt-class1fy fe­
male .:••nltal sprays, an alterna­
llvl•, s.tvs Consumers Unton,
would b(• tor the FDA to us~· Us
power to dl•rlar~ them mlslab·
t'll>d for fatlur (' to fl'Vt al In
formation on thf' consl'qu'-'nCP;
that may result !rom tht>tr ust:
"Sincf' A lb~>rtO "C'UivPr l.dmil
that FDS can c'lU.se a quit~
pa lnfu)' reaction ln some wo­
mrn II would appe.1r appropra ­
:'llr· fot' that Information to
·•PP(•,tr on lht! Itt bPI, .. says Con­
sumer Union.
Th•· :trttcle reported that 111
Ont• Of at lC'.tSt tv.:o lawsuits
fih.>d 3ga1nst thl' mabrs or FOS,
a woman who usPd the spray
while prcgn<~nt all~es ttut she
qulckly dl!veloped large lumps
and had to be udmtltP.d to the
hospU.LI wht!n the condlhon be­
came so patnlul that she had
dtrficull}' walkl og Her doctor
diagnosed the problem as a se­
vere n•aclton to the FOS :sprav. •
MOJO DOESN'T BOOGIE around campus very quickly sine:•
brooking hla pelvla In • run-In wilh a car, Hla owner is trying to
poy off doctor billa Photo by Bill Chinn
Car strikes • OJO;
help owner needs
About three weeks BlltO, MOJO
stt•ppcd in front of •• car movlnt:
up the dnvcway towards the
manor house .utd ,.,,s run over.
Nov., the mnc-month old Bel­
gian sh('pherd ts sporting a cnst
tor .1 broken pelviS, a dislocated
knt'f! 1n one ll•g. His other leg
IS crookt.'>d from .1 pr 'VIous ac­
cident.
Dr. Gt'Otr• Puh!rbaugh, the Lake Grove vertermanan who
t rea led Mojo, put the cost of
x-rays and repairs at $57 Mo­
JO's owner as alrt:MY In dt•bt
tor other vetcrmuy bills and
can't affor"d to pay thts ne on·
U you would like to help MOJO
get back on his feet, sr>nd con­
tnbutlons lo MOJO, BOX 263S
Le.,.ts .md Clark
Philosophical Studies offers
escape from 'lunch-box learning'
Studl:'nls ot philosophy Will be
tryi~ out an open. student cen­
lerL'<l curriculum slartlll$: Spnng
term. lnslt•ad or the usual hne
up of advanced courses tn phil­
osophy, students ~~tho 11idnt to
study phtlosophy beyond the In­
troductory level will plan their
own :sem1nars. mlni-courses.
rcadt~ progr~ms, ~d proJe<:ls
rbc progr.tm to be called
Phllosooh1cal Studies, 1s de-stgm~ to PMble u student to
cre.tte his own ~ucahon guided
by has dcveloptng lnlt!resls . The
pro~~.1m assumes tiUll every man
must educ~1te htrnseU, and that
an aatdcrntc tnshtutlon can do
no more than provade a congentlll
settu~ and the resources ror
sell-educatton . It atms to change
the imagl1 or 3 person which un­
derlies 1 radlhonal •!'<Jucat1on .
We are lt•mpted to thmk or the human mtnd as u conuuner
and to confuse ldeu v. tth thangs
v•hich eM be put Into that con­
latn~r This ,Idea of mmd as
essentlJI.l to the phtlosophaes of
Descartes, Locke, Berkely, alkJ
Hume ll tmphes thnt education
lS lUre pacUng a lunch box llh'
o"ner·s menu! nutrition re­
qul ~s that thedtellc:lan (te ebcr)
pad,; lbt.: boX WlUI b:ll.aDC+..'<i Ond
ordered combu1.1hons or rood
Experimental education program
probes innovations in learning Just as lunch boxes do not
vary sagmficantly In the foods
you can put tn them or tn the
order that they can b~ packed,
so mtnds can be J):lck\.>d tlh
1deas m thl• order that the Ideas
themselves demand .otthout con·
cern for the negligible dttrert•n­
ces .\mong minds. But human
nunds are e.xpre.sstons or human
~tngs , and ldcJS arc crca,•'!d
bv th~ human or:g~n1sm Ench
human cnn form only thOSt! tdeas
h~ des&rt!S sttven the context
of his tDdiVtdu:al needs. "The dan~rea fn asklng sonuo
questlons about l'lperunentnl t•d
U('atton is that those questions
are taalored bv the system that
you re attemptlnr to break out of
The Innovations wt• muke ntUsl
not become the slen'oty~ norm
but must under'1tO constant 1 e­
vislon '
Or John Brown Dean ol r<lC·
ully drew these conclusions after
returning lust wet>li. from the
Nattonul Symposium on Expert­
mental Educnllon . Held at John·
son Coller.e an expt>rlmcntal
branch of tht• Unaverslly of Rt•d­
lands, the conference atlr.lCtl'<l
.student~. faculty and admlnt:-.1 r.1
tors from ovtn· 150 tnsUtutton!>.
or lugher learning
"All hough deu hng \\ 1th (>duca
tlonal lnnov.tllon, the conrerencl•
was held to ,\ highly structun'tl
formnt Until this umc thvre
ha~ !wen no chnnnl'l tor lnlor ·
mat ton conct'tntng l'XPtlf'lmentul
education What l:s really nt•t'tlt'<l
1 n tlu s field and wht\t u n• othet
lnstUultons dotng., An ev.tlu­
.ltton wus dlfhcull. '• concludl'tl
Dean Brown
"'rht' purpose thl'se confen•n­
ces serve 1:; to bring pt'Ople
from .1ll ovt>r the country to.:l•lb­
er. nnd tr you ore lucky you 111111
contact the halt dot.t•n lndlvldu31s actually Ulvolved tn experimental
programs and discuss renovu
Hans In college currteulurn ."
' bpt>rtment.al education IS as
popular now u. !>Ctcncr was tm­
mt>dlately follow&~ thl· Sputnlk.
We are told that we must· change
our methods or die Therefore,
l'Vt-ryonl' IS clungtng their
teaching structures "'it bout 3ny
centnl guidance. There IS a net.>d
ror o catalogue that would de­
scnoo the l>ducallonal tools and
Innovative cour.-;es available to
lnstltulions .
Dean Brown stresses the fact
that mnny educators are no"'
talking 1n "t1 relevilnC tf'!t." and
nt•t'd altcrnullve tnl'thods of com­
murucatlon
Onl• or tnt· propost.>d methods
or communlc:.lhon ror thl' mtel
h•ctunl community would bt: :m
exchnn~\' of profl·Ssor:; bel ween
lnslltulwns
•'Thl'Sl' aoolvlduals would de­
velop nev. tdl'.lS and cxpo:w the
collloge to tnJJov31ive tl•aclltng
mt•thods. In addlllon, rl'turntng
prok!>sor!. would bring cr..-altvl•
Idea~ b.lck from lhl' e.xrhangt!
colll'\!t' · Llmn Brov.n salcJ.
Some curnculum Innovations across the natton mctude lne
leaching of problem areJS
Instead of sp.•c1fic subJects, .ll·
lownlg studt.~nts to pass a course
by only examinations and readmg
"'athout class allendanct•, a total
JlilSS·no pass system t1nd the
t.>Jtmirulton Of general TeQUlTC•
ments
"But one can talk n great de.1l
about mnovatton and that b -
comes a substitute for actuulh·
dotng something about at," ~an
Bro,.,n tlltplalnt.'<l He concluded
that each college llt>\.I(JS a clear
pt>rceptiOllS O( the problems 11
Cue~ and asststance rrorn tnow­
lt'tlgeabh: JX'Oplc around tht• llll­
tlon tn rormuJatan~: a solution
Although admtnlstrallvedutu:s
occupy hJs tunc, Ot•.ln Brown ,.,ll
conttnue study ol exptorinumtal
l>duc<Att\11\ Actton spccthcallv
nfh'<:t In& l,C rnoy be takl'n durmg
th'-' spring term.
"t pet'lmental t.>duc:ahon i to
allo,., tho lndtvttlunl to rhllnge
hlmscll. w~ must be tncrcas­
tr~lv careful, ho~l'vcr. that -~
do not duplicate the same struc­
turu 1 mode or present disclpltoes
or lhe degrue of cl\llnge w11l be
hmlled. •· The lea.rmng of philosopbv-­
and tdeallv of anv subJe<:t--need
to be thought of as a proe ss of
tndtvtdual discovery und explor­
ation Hence lht• rt!plac.:ement
of the luerarchr of courses CO\'·
ertng philosophtcal tssuP.s and
ftgures .o'lth n open opportumty
to read, lhlltk, discuss, anch rate
about ptulosophy and phtl·
osophers
The program Vi tll tnvolvc prl­
martly students "lth some back­
ground m phtlosoph)' Students
can t.>nroll In ll by rt.>glsteorlng
Cor Plulosophv 333, -104, -135.
The ftrsl fl ..... davs of the term
wall ~ used to· set up groups
and plan actlvthes . Groups l'f
students nnd faculty have Ill ready
form{'od around certain toptcs bv
~lgnu~ up on the bulletan
board outstdc the philosophy of­
ftC"" in Odell Manor !)tudcnts
1iho ar<' Interested In parttcl­
patlng, or }USl hnd1ng out more
about th4! program, are tn-v1ted
to talk wlth any of the faculty
ol the department Poge 4
Netherlands group
• receives
Tlw Httlguun ~~ t lwrl mtl
11\l'l'l"l:l\" >~1utl group uu•l\t•d II
~tund111g O\ at wn nncl flH• •·ur
~tun rnll lc•r t ht•n nunw sho\\
.Inn :!S in tlu• cat) ttl Mnn tm~t
franz Rt•yndt•r 1'\plllalt'd
thl\t tlw gruuJI JK'rfornu'cl m tht•
('lh '!; largc't tlwah•r 11 n ~Ill to
tlw cal\ nnd ho 1 tnrmlll's for
thmr ho JHUtlit.) Tlw tht•ntcr,
holdin~ 4511 t•&L! tlll the rnnm
noor, 1\ft, hlh·d duran~ the 75·
m 1 nut t.l I'(' rIo r m n n I' • 'I' h t•
studl'nl5. f'TH!d food nttcr,,nrcl
Thr !;TOllp re<:l'l\tly ~.t•urt\d 16 ovation
nnh•s uf t~:w~l ll t•unt.tmau
.ttalptuu•>~ ll\' Ji'r;mt'l!lc an rnnnk
lll till' !nll\1 IIIII III ( 11111\llllllCI'i!
uuth of \l.lt lritsl, and tlnl •
t{TtliiJI Jlflljl • I l"ltul\'1111( tlw tty'
Otllll nncl t•t•nnumtc "14\111
tl'lll.
lh.'\'IUlt•r."' snnl tht.• gaoup ''
flCCI" In o'IIC'OIIIIIt 'f 111\11
\mt•rH nn lc•dint: m Am~terrl1111t •
oml hi' a trvmj! tu pn·p.Hl' t
tudt'nt. tn nci\'R llll'
l-;\f'l'fll lor nn OI'CI\"wna
hangm t•r. ,., '' tnb'c'11nll, nr
t'\ t'T\ OIW I Ill jtOUd ht'nlt h 1\ llC • gnmt ·pint>~ , h•• corwlurlt• •
British play 'Home'
'touches one gently'
For t ht• tudt•nt c•wrgt.•lll '
, nough to find his "~~~ acr~
tht• Burn~idt• Bndge tnto S.e.
Portlnnd, a rcmarlmblc httle
J•lay c how mg Ill Centennrv
Wilbur Church, 215 S 1-:. Nmth
s~
By J1m Ouellet
Editor
"Home," b\ Briti h
playw raght Da' 1d ..,, ort•', IS th~
tlort o( play that t llUcht>;S ono
gently and len' cs ont• mu mg
lontt aftt•r thtl applttu t' hils t~lop
ped (t i8 001 l\ \\Ofk thllt S\HCp!i
one a long wtth i~ fHlWcr, bul n
ttCntlc mwrmtnghnt; of t:Urrt•nts
to whkh one mu t nhllndon tllll'"'t'lf.
Ttw ftrst Hd uren.. in whftt
t•t•m to tw un b;n~hoth park
'~ ath 11 length) conH•r auon bt•l·
wn•n .lnrk und H11rry, two mid·
dlt•·Ut{l'd E::ngli hmt•n played b)
Bt•r nnrd l.vOJHlld nnd Roy Set·
z1ol. Thcu comer. at ion i!oo
nlmo t m.\ddcnin.:l · banal, tor·
n1ng from ont• h•pid subJcCt to
I ht' ne I ·· now t•rs, clouds. old
chool mat . It "ander,;, and
nn hrw of thought t!\'t•r reurhc>~
nnv finnlit\'. One wtdtc; for . ~
nmtlt hing to hnpp"n, but
nolhtnt; d04.'!l. Only Hl,rr)' and
.Jnck.
Unl' bc.•gtnl' to .. em-c l hn t
not hinf! 111, in facl, I(OliiJl to hap­
piJn nnd thnt the.• pin~ '" not
Network forms • to gzve
media wider access to
There has been dlscusston an
both the proressaonal and pub­
he Interest quuterS3houl public
access to the media Jn both
broadcast and cable televtslon.
H o '""~ v e r, conversation about
public access as not commit­
ment True access wtll only
occur through v.·tde r:ang&ng pro­
grams Involving all elements of
a community. The pubhc must
have the m~ans .tnd the sktlls
to utlh~e our ~ommuna callons
resources. programm ang t-qutpment and re·
sour(;eS, a&d thP local commun­
tltcs an tdenllfylng federal, stale
and local funds ror community
programming; and, In general,
prep3ranc each community lor
full parllctpatlon tn the Publtc
Access Networt.: PAN wiU be
a 1m ed at tnurung community
p€.'r.sonnel to racHttatc non·com­
mercml comrnunl<.aUon
Cnblc lelevt ton, through the
Public Accl'ss Network, wtll al
lov. pcopl(' an their own com·
munUy to parhctpate an com­
munteahng lht: idl'as, the de·
slres, lhl' beliefs the concepts,
lhl' very heart of that commun
lt )'. Ptonol!r Fobruary ~4 1
Irwin calls alcohol abuse
worst, barbiturates secon
\ knhnl l'l tlw lllt\!11 d11 ll)tt'l'llllll
nl dtllf' nn'urtlan~ tn nwchutl
1':\j)t•rl I h Snmu.-1 In~ 111, '' hn
~pukt• on t ampus lat~l Wct•k.
By Jonol Cosoy
Stoll Wrllor
lh ll\\111, hllllcl nl lht•
p;~.)' hnt•hnrm tlt olof.l\ dt•pllrt·
nwnt nt tht' lJn1Vt•r tl) ul
Ort'}lllfl Mt•tfu·HI s~huul. uid 1().
15% ol tlw Jlllfl\tlnlann (u-;t• c:nn­
trnl of tlwm t•ht·~ nnd mrur
ph\'Sil'l\ I unpntrmt•nl muh•r I lw
rtbout "I hin~ 1> thnt huprwn"
nn\'\\ 1\V. •
Tht•n t'll\l'qtt' two lt)Oilll'
ladh' , Kuthlct•n nnd Mnrjorit•,
plnyc•d by .It nnit· Muhnli l\lltl
Duma 1'\•rrun. Whnt~\ l'T .Jnrk
and Hnrry un•n' t, tlw~ •ITl',
The\ i.'lu:klt\ I ht•\· srrtK"I'h at • • eufh other and tht•\ 11tnb nt t•nch • other' littlt• ~rl'l . None of the
bnnnl plt•asnntrll'!l or llnrry nnd
.Jnck lor llw t• two rruw .
l\ I" onlv durmK t ht• M!<'cllld
net thut 11 ll\'l'Ciffi l'. den1 thut
tht•y an• not in 11 ctl\' p1uk but n
ml'lttn.l in~titution nnd the !(rent
et ret 1!<i whnt the ot hl•r pNson
i<~ committt•d for A nt.l tl i11 in t ht.•
l'Cond. 11t:l t hu.t lht po'lsalnltt ics
of ttw r1r I Ott cr~ l \lll7.t•
Strcnm" of h.•t•hntt nnw nnd
vdclv sndnt•ss, humor, rom·
pU'>!IIOI\ oll\cl gt•nt lt•nt•!l,. Tlwv du
not bur~t nnd oVNwhelm tht•
'iewt'r, tht',\' invitt• h1m to ll'l
lum df go lrwctin~t mto tlw tuh•
of th~·ir world. Ont• ,·un unlv
surrendl•r ont•!Wif to tlw uttt•r
humnntl\ of lhl· t:hnrnctcrs ,as
rhcv bob nnd Wl'n\e lht!ar "nv In
lh~ t•nd uf tht• llluy, cuuntt"r·
tmlnnring nnd highlight an.: l'tH h
otht•r.
l>iunr• Furrua .\ M ITJnrw j., u
rtght. ~hn•wi h nld Pw oh~~ ~·cl
w ath tht• ulen thnt ''''en• m11n is • nftt•r ht•r for sex. Sht• rs cold nnd
c.atty but smnc•huw not nt nll
harmtul .md ulhnllltl'lv sht• ts
only tcrrablv humnn.
Harr) und .hrk ilrt: qunint
figure-., pnru~on" of 1 ht• :-~ttff
upper hp Bntt11h wnv of hum
bhnR t hroul(h
I \·n 1 \ rrt•ll hufl dont• 11 hrw
Job of chn•t•lanl( htfi lnMt unci ol
c:reat11llt nn l'VNting, •'Vl•n tlw
Wt•t•kt•nd, wl.'ll \\orth thll trap to
l ht• '>out ht•nst. ml1\lt'lll't· ol akohnl i\lc uhnl Is
tlw nul) dntj( lhnt produc·l·
In .un cltunnA•· \\ ht111 nhu u•ll, lw
~~tlclt•d
Nc"' t in du ngt•r art~ htll·
bttunh ·~. \\had\ un• hu·wrdnus
bt•Cil\l"~t' tlwy '''" lw tllkc•ll in·
lrl\\ t•nt'CI\141\ \Oil II Jcm tfO\JIIKl'
ll'\'ul cnn cawh• ,lt•nt h. '1\n•ntv·
hH• r>t•ru·nt nf all IHIIt'lcll'li nr.•
1\1 cnrnph~h11d b~ u t• ol 11 knhol
nnd barhitunlt· ...
Throu~th r~l·ardt '' ith rats II
hns bt•(•n discn\'cr~cl thnt, lor un
orJ(nni--m nndt•r HI n•stl, tlw
lcthul du:.c of nrnplwtnmtm• s 111
lnwrr~cl . Thll'l, 1 T\\ 111 ttnid, anaty
c'plam the ~udclcn dt•ulhl! ol
nthlclt'" \\ho lnkt• 1\fll·
phct nn\lllC" for i nr rcnSl'd lltlrfur­
munu•
Spt'c•d, th\• third mo t
clung~rou. cirutt. prndUt 't•s
wak~·lt alncss unci Ill luw1•a· tlm~t•s
c•u n rmprovc at hlut u prnw,•sq,
flo\\ ,.,·l'r, 10 lnr~tN do-.,·~ . it mny
<'HU!H' Mchiznphrt•nin nnd
hnllucinntinn" Spt'od rnuy nlso
<"UU!'Il' thsu<• du mngt· u nd rnpid
dt•c·nv of teeth unrl J[llm!l Bltt•r
sh r;wnths of conttmaeti 1111c. A
"l>l't.'d·U"cr, nftc•r .l.fi dnys ot Ill·
jl•CtlOR Wtth no fl''l OT rood, muy
• ht•t•nrnt• pnruncuct ancl tnkc•
downt•rc; 111 'll't'Jl· TIH•n,
clcpn·~~ton mo)' sN in und lw
mu 1 tnkc ntnn• "Pet•d tu C!l<"llpt•
the temptation ol stucith•. I"' in
wurned "It', ton l'llS\' to l{t't
sucked into it, ~o lny off it."
Fourth in line is hl•ruin,
whirh, ltwm t~ntd, it> "u JITl•lly
llnCe drug" Ht> stnt.t.•d thtll,
lt•twing tlw lnw out uf at, he'd bl•
'lllft>r ns a heroan uddat"t than un
alcohol nddu:t Howl•ver, ht•rout
c·uu>~e' a htllh hol0111( nl unci phv 11111 d''Jll'll«h •llt)'•
I Sl>, \\hi< h C'llll ,•aut ,.
JlllllPcl JIHhtnwnt nncl
l'l'llt tinn, i~ 11 clruv to
nvnatll•cl Dr. lrwa11 nut t
nlc h11u l(h t twr.• 1~ nu prrnl
au•tcl Cllll!ll' barth clt•lt'('I.JI, h~
\'lfWS Hll ilhclrtllll\ Whtn
pn•gnnnl wnm1111 I nkl'
'l'lw tl.lllgt•r as lhnt mo 1
II\ 1\llnhlt• It! not llllrt' nnd 11
mon• nllt•n nhu'lt•d thun
hc•tll'fi\ wllv.
MuraJUttnn, wh&dt cnn
unpnirm t•nt uf rt•ct•nt
and ~In" n•uct tnn
clri\ inJ(, i~ moktttlnnd lhc·rrl
tht• closlll(t! c'l\11 lw ndjusc,-d_
t•<tpln i Jwcl.
Cign rl'llc•s, ln"t nn I h!! 11!1
JHltt•nt wlly clunttl•rnu ..
mn' unl v c 1111 'll' n pul'Mon ((,
lt•n v\•nrs yuu 1\J(t•r but
rlt•hnlnlilllll' ham tun "'
uont•t n~ Wl•ll. J>ipP tuhucro ·
('tl{nr" nn• ~nh•r th<'V ,,n
cnu!lt' c·unrc•r ul I h~ hps.
"Opium nnrl tnnnjunna
nfc• lnr publil' Rnlt• lwuiU
hll\'t• I tw t'fliiiiHlH'I\l h\ la'·
pt.'r nn ufl mnst <lt lwrs ut
sitlt•,'' J>r. Irwin "~dd H·
c<~Jwt'i n ltv c'tH\Cl' r nl'd
cot:a\int•, f!JWt.•d, hurbitunll-s_
hc•roin bi•l'J!Uo;e n U'~cr
fl!IIOTI to l hll.'\'l'Q'
pro~lltution to pny for the
l>r. Irwin snicl thl\t somtlt
is wrong wath nur <~ocit•l\'
1 ht• mol't clunl(eruu d
nlcuhnl, ac; lcl(n I and <~Rfl'r
nn• nut. "W~ nn• n dru
cu It ure I m not pn~w •••1•n
th1• "'' nf drul('!, but ar
mu'!t U!IC dn&J('!, w~:
n•J(U lntl' 1 ht•m a~cor dinJ
)lnCt•t \' '
Educators discuss
free high schools
'J'h~ Cnn\·ncttllnn<~ Cumnlltlf'\'
a spun!'nring n lrcl' It•( tun··
cl1•Htt~ mn in Dininl( Hnnrn~ 1-:1,
\.tnncluv, Ft•b !t( nt a:ao p.m
Spcnkt~r~ Stcvt.• Rhut•rmnn
1md .Jo<'l Ot•nkl'r ntl' to uuthnr
ot No Particular Place to Go The
Makan& of 1 Free Hi&h School, to bt·
Jluhli~hecl bv S1mtHI .1 nd
St·hUI~lt.>r next munlh Roth
Bhlll•rtnnn nnd Dt.•nkcr life
~ruduate~ nf tht• Putru•v
G ra cllu\le S( h<ln I. Ant int•h
Cnllt•ge, nncl both hnv•• IU\ll(ht
tn the WnNhmgton, DC public
httth '4Choolt-; Bct"RUt;l• nl I ht.•ar
dascnchnntment with puhlu
,•dmutlnn, 1 h•lt th<· "" h•m
~chooi.Thcu buok j,_ llll 1\CI'OU I\ I of I hat
J>l' fit.' II r c
Tht• ~'t·b I ls>~Ul' uf libriiJ
nal .. u nf No Particular Plut II
.\ n•mn rkublv ~tnod btKik
dl•tlilfl bnth tht• ha'~"'h:'
rcw11rcls an dt.'vclnpi ng n
lu~:h t hc10l .. One of the
ci~:.;UI JHion" nf hll' Ill on
CCIIIInl\11\l' I hiiVt'
tt•nd ... Thu; '" n book of
JH' nunll\ 1 l n rn 111 11 m c n I
liiUtt• .. t, tlw 1 t•nl pu~t>lbthl
I nw 'll'hnol 111 our ~unu t v
II om• 1~ ~unrcr m.'d
rlc•finlllj( and mnk Ill I( d'lt\n~r
I h~ !!dUfl\liCllll\ I '4V'6tCnt •
1111111 nntl Dt•nkc•r nn' mt•n
liHlcn tnlk tu. To brt~ lbts :about, the na­
tton's hrst national cabl(' tele­
vaston net..,ork dedtrah.'CJ to pub­
he access 1\as just been form­
~ an Berkeley. PAN, l~e Pub­
lic Access Nelworl>, vrlll help
pro\ ide non-commerctal pro­
~tramm i~ in pr3rttctpating com­
munities.
Services wtll include 1 rulmng
in ortg&nallon (the sl.:tlls to pro­
duce programs); access to pro­
duction cqulpm l•nt, and funds for
communu programming.
Through PAN, tbc wbole com·
munih·--men, women, Blacks,
Wlutes. Chacanos, Asians, chil­
drt:n and adults, the aged, the
great ma)orlty of us who hiiVI•
ncvt'r had our Eay-·can acthcl)'
c::ommuntcat.e wtlh ~:acta ollll'r
With lbf' developm('nt of com~
mumly·ortgtll3ted programming
PAN wall serv•• ll& 1.1 ch·artng­
housc and dlstrsbutt on C('ntcr
ro1 loea.l programs of nullonaJ
lnh•rt:sl Through PAN, the In·
divfdual can r .. ach Un• naUon, Loan defaulters face crackdown
In th•• nPJ:t ft!"'> months, PAN
w•ll have repr~··ntatlve s In ev­
ery cable h•h:vtslon conununtty
In the Unaled SlAtes. Stiff "''II
provtdP a "'1dt:! va net y of S~'r­
vaces· lec:hnt~l asststance to
each oommumly ; tdentify toea l (CP~I··On ''''t•r) mnJur r·nm­
I,U m tlw llOUntn thcr•· urc
tudcnts .,., hn ntt• going 14J Nehool
w ath I ht• lt·dcrl\1 p;m·•·rnml'lll
luntmg the hill. In mnsl ca e ,
thuunh, th1•1\t sturh·nt hn\'1• oh·
uum·rl luun , not f'cholur,.hip"•
md fHt• lht•n•fnn• ubhgaa·d 1u
JNIY buck the• mon•"•·
Hut IHI\\ tlw ft•dvrul .em ••rn•
nwnt tl\ wttrrvmg abc)ut tht·,t·
lnu fltl ~· rnna ,J .umury ,Jl I fl St•JJ
tcmbt .>r :'19 lht•rt• wus a thrt·l' told
llll:rt'UIII' an th" numht.'r ul
dt•fuu lkd luontl 'I' he ndual
number t~l rlt·fmtltt•tl lnfl n!' JUm·
r10•d frorn :l,lll~ w ~.91;,1
Unct.•r the pro\'lHiuru• ol the•
lunn, tht• liHit•nt ts nbhgoll·d ln
OOKan rm\'llllt hnt k thl' R"' ern
m•·nt nun• month nlt••r cnlll·~· ·
Krtttluntum . A h~tht lltl!•rellt 1,;
ncltlt•ti to ctw loun. hut tl11!1 cicw
IIIII lnkc t•Ut'\:1 1111111 tilt' tlllldt•fll bt.•gin11 mnkang pnym•·•HN
'l'hf' Offirt• nf fo:chu•nt icm, a
ubo;1chnrv of the• IJt•Jmrtmt'nl of
Ht•ulth, fo:rhll'lltaon nnrl Wc•lhlrt•
I lifo Wt and thc• l(m'ornmcnt
both \\ hu·h lillllt'f\'1!1t'S thtl lwua
progrurn, blnnws atf! lltnhahtv tu
cntrh ch•btor tm und~~r atlilhnK
In nrclc•r I o nua k11 up lot llu.,
clt•hcat'nty, ltt·:W' lfl72 lnttiJ.lc•t
fl'tllll! t ruJI,. l'nr ,z nrlchltounl
c lutm · tnllt•c lor At prt"!4t'lll
lhc•rr• llrt• un h I hrt•c• l'lll Jlln\·t•t•!l
work111g 111 thu; ""'"•
'l'lu bt•c•hng up of 1 tw c•ullt•c·
I inn ann nl lhl• dt•pu almt·nt
signnl u c•rurk-cln" 11 1111
dt•lnultt•d lo.cnli.
l'urnpcrolh•r f~cn• •1ol l•:lmcr
B Slnl\lH, whu n\'o•r t•c•>~ the• u t•
uf lt·dc•rlll luracf • hu H·ttllnmcn ·
flt•cl 11 ltRIU• 'IIIII~ IIJ, ul lh•• atl·
na 1111 1 rn I Hill ul I ht• I ut111 pro~trurn. In 11 n•port to
Cmti(TC " two Wt'llkti llJCn, Stnl\ts
rminh·d out till' prolllt•rHtion (If
lonn delllult~t atnd 1111icl thnt
ft•dNa I lu w ro•q\11r1· prompt
proct•!IMIII" nl dnmtl".
Stunt~ a at :c1n·d thl' Olfu ,. uf
l~duculton lur nul rnou·ud IIlii.
:qcntn l'>l ull lwblt• pnrtactt
"f 'ullt•<·tion iltl ann Wth htlllll(
I nkl'll ltJ:LUfl"( 1 h• tutlvnt
bur rnwt•r <tnd not nt;n in~tt t·cl·
Rii(IH'I '1\11 h II J>llrt<III S or
.-Jlnu.-t•'l ·
Ht• tnwl, Inn, thnt lorrn ll'lh•rfi
URt!cl In culll'd till' dt•hiH "IITI'
nut tHIIItl'it·nllv lnrn•lul In am·
prt·!ls tht· d~IHnr nl ha lt•J;id
•lhlil(ttl tun lu fi'Jllly,"
Sllutlll Atudv ul 1tw l111111 •
pntKram t~how t•cl t hut 1101 ul
.Jnnunn :11, IIJ71 1 brllaon an •
.,, • .,, urw lllllllnn lunns haul ht'l'll awnrdt•d.
Onto of t hl' rnost
clt•ft!c't in 1 ht• progrmn
Sllan t found '~us 1 ht· lad
urulur m pnlary fur pn rtlcu,
al'lwoJ., In rt•fuud mollL'~
tudt•nt11 dtl'ci, tfroprwd CMII
1tuprwtl nl tc•ndml! <~thuol
\'II nuu•. rt•ltlltlll"'
Stnut" puwh.•d out that
,;onw c•tuw.,, tm n•luncJ ~o
mucic unit"'" mqlllrit.•
chrt•c·t h• In I ht· terhnuiK
l'll<ec•H, c hool . mokc·
din·ctlv tn httll•nt"' ''
I lEW hu1n , 1 hnt als
hau cl lull' Ill lilt' wtll dutc.OO
w11uld bt· tltlhl ''' 11cler
tllh'h up \\llh clw ulann'lt
uut~ttHnctanJ( rlubtnrll In
chlllm, tlwn· mn\ now fw
Inn n ltpphc .lltun ~ dth' tn
tthl(hlt•a • humP nl l.'\ It clang
pu IJtnlliiiJt , Ht-;W . • '1-:H II'I'SI · l>r
M ~Jull'k, l'n•Ma~
, 1.t111,. lnr I Ill' 111'\\ ly (
Purl\ Wllfl tn l
n!l 1uut nl hu; wlu
.od!ll!ll &uur nl tile' 111111(
l't•llflh•'tl I'll rt~ "II
in Onllns
anL~il:i\'in~ hv nwmlwr
tlw Pt•llt!
11111 !'uri, unci
1h1•1 Jllll lhircl-pur
l!lli~ Ecot
110111
nannmg rnnf
1 nt her pr um llll'lll
uGore Vulul. urul
1\'i'ft' put fnrlh H!l m•
party's "shu tit>\\ C(ll
m,·huh•g n "st•t•
' UOII II '' I'Cf
fur t'l\t h pnst
h INlrlH'"• I'CIIOJIIIIi l
l CaJ
leads
ilty
l'l.r\IHE. \\'1!1 II
·•·u•nasl .\) Capp I
!11 to nth•mptt>rl H
~·ru'h•' f'lwr~t ·s ul ~
uul11 enr l'l\flllsur
PJii."l h\ &Itt• >~I tit•.
..IJIJl, \\ hn \\II !I f• n t•st
. tl lltt•l lt't'lll111lJ:
uf \\'I !I( oHI
•r "•'' lwc·tl fitlll plu
l'lltllll C'nu11
nil Fa•r -<hacl tlu•
"' Jill\ 1 n.: 1 he li
1\ulllcl ht• <Jili'
t',apJl JIHHI tht fi
t'utttl ·hulgt
,.,,.,, 1 ht• rt en
' 1 ut.ult• hy l>tflt
l' W l>u rru n
I' hc· pl:tu•d un pr:
' h'<'('i"' psychiat ri~
Ol
IPJI'" chargc•s 1\h'fllllll
at·~u. utiun mttdl•
.m.-ott Erua Clillrt• !lltUII
m~tclc• mclel'cn t It~
hc•r In ha<~ hnl
ran mh•n ll'\\ ~
IIUtlln~ '' i1 h him
!l ha' cnmput; h•t'hlr
aral ul "pt•amissl~
mornlit\," hnd •
t~ of llw \ n\11 h l'll •
il quo
elps or:
ndustry
oil im
>stem costs Amertcan
about 6.2 bllllon
otl lndust r·v and Its
dl'f('nd the tmpoal
ci:PS:S;t r• tor· nation a I
a11;ue that It unll
~ts or rot·~agn oal w
Into I ht.l U S., prt
lYe, m,aktnp 1t un
Anwttcan comp.ml
npv. dotnt.•st h: oil
IS we would berot
on Con•tp n otl wl
tul off in a war or·
OJtponPills 0
quut..a dt'till~ n1
lht> quot.a onlv bl•
Ull.lll!ol r \' tiii'OURh hi
prohts. Theil' .lllt•g
ted by fi r·•)port o
IISI dlvtston ol lh1•
v.·hach call:;
011 lmpoat quotus I
rnadr. J•ubllc on J
St•nator Pt oxtmtrc
II was twua • .suppr
llousc February 24
use
cond
nrlt•my.
h Cllll <'all ,.
hmt unci
II clrUM lfl
lr\\111 1111id
• f<' 1 tH> tn ro(
irt h clt•lc<'IH, hP
lwrtiun \\h•n
unuu I nk1•s
1s thnt must
not nu u· and
\husl'tl 1 hnn
whtch tllll
• rt'lll'l IOU
tokcrl u nd I ht'r,t!.o
nn h(• ndjultttd,
lust ell\ I h~
tin ng~·rnu ~;
,nw n p~ rso n to
ymnll(llf, hut
hun ll•n ~•
fl l'tpl' Iobue~
~rdet , I hl•\'
o ( 1 tw h Jl!oo
nrl mt\rtjuuna
I k ;cn It• b<>t nu •
llllpmt•nl to I, I•
~w~t nt twr .nr
hwm .;nul. H•
t'Onternl'tl
d, barbitulllf:!.
ll~l' II UIU'f
thie,·cry
to pny ll.n the
so id I h111 10onuu1
h OUT SOCil'l\ •
ctnngeruu
:JtU I und Qllft•r
t.• .1re '' thua
1 not pro
I rug~ but 11
drUjt!\, Wt·
H~m nc.:cortltnJ
~uss
ols
n·uu n t of I hnt
ISMUC of lJbllfJ
ParttCUIIf Phct
tlv good hno~
the hu.sll'
dc\'cloptnK a
One of tht·
'-'( lift· tn on
I hn H
n bonk of ,·, ''"
.umm 11 ml•nt.
reul po~'-ibtlilll·
in our -.rn·tcl~
cullt l•rncd
ml:lkin~ chun~r
11n l "'~tern,
"rt> nn·t•
lk ln.
the mn'll
lh~ progrnm
I "-ll!oo I ht• I ltd
cy fot partie
fuud mnney
d, droppt•d oul
ntlmR Hdtonl
Ill~ .
' ll I Ni IIU t I hut
nn n•lund
mqutnu
w lU'bon l~>
I, mnkt•
1 urlt•nht.''
t.'' thrll
nu• \\ 111 d ;.,, .. ,,.un
t•bt c•v tldc•r
1 ht• nlmn!U
r1ebt urt~ In
mu ,. nuy,; bt• f
inns d lit' 111
t• nl
1-:\\'. Plonoer Log Pnge 5
id ~ntial can(/idate -Health Service
.... ,.,J~U 1<'1'~1 · Dr Hc•ll·
~~ Spuc k, Pnosult·nt HI I
~,d.tll' tnr till' Ill'\\ 1\•·lmnwrl
f'afl\' \~II Ill f>t•ll\'1'1 •
A~v 1111 1uul ul hill '~ ludw incl
:ti~'IKII tmlf nl 1)11' ~IIIII hw••sl
p1.,,ph•'!! l111rty \\1111 luun·
111 I >ullalfl lust
~nk!!KI'• 'IIlj.t h) nwmlll'rN nf tlw
l'ttrl\, tlw Pt•nrt• and
Part '. unci nlht•r
thut run tlurti•Jiltll,:." tun·
,,, ~ Ill I !IIIR gCOIIUIIIIt.l
~~ lloltsnn \\R~< nominrtlt•d
'PO(k'li ru1HUil~ rnr1h' unci
ol h••• prnm IIH' rH hgu n~
v c:llr~· Vulnl. nml SHirwy
wfn' put lorth us lllt'llllll'rs
!It' p.trh' " hotdcm t•nbllll't,"
ml'luclt•!l a ''t!l't'r••t n ry·
nncJ n '1scocrl'tllr\'•
fur ••nc•h post
JIUrtu·s, nunpluin tlw
l Capp
leads
uilty
AU I'I.AIHg, Wi"' lf'I'S) ••
\I t'app ph·Mh•d
tu tlh•mptt•d ntlulh•ry
~·rul.'' c 'hnr.:t·~ c•l <ldmnv
1111lt I l1fll t':\lltl~llfC Wt'f\'
jll'll '" tilt' )!lith!
\\ "'' '' 11 lH rt•!ih·d lnst
nltl'l It•• turm~ 111 lht•
H"''' ul WJ~>~t.:llll!!III· Eau
\1 "" lnt~•cl rillll plu:; ul\lrt
t'tlt 1111 t'uurl .ludl(c
"nul tlw ultt•r·
111 111 l""'lll~ llw hnt• and
1\llltld lw utll' Vt'tl r i 11 •
"" !',•Jill p1111l 1lw fuw.
l'nurl .ludR•' Fun
I Ill' rt• ~ 1111\ "" " •
11111 nuuh• hv l>t~t \ttv.
"''' W llurrung lhnt
I'll l•c plllt~·tl un pruhut 1011
lt'<t'l\ t• )lll)'chinlri<' tfl'lll·
pp's < hnqws Slt•num·d frurn
&C'Cll8fltl0fl nlltdt' b\' :1 •
trm·..t 1~1111 Clttllt' tudcnt thut
mnd•• tndt•ccnt ncl\'nnu~s
•
artl lwr tn lu hott•l rnnm
nng 111 tntt•l\'lt'\\ ,;h1· '"'
'''"'"' 111 ~ w it h hun.
n h1.10 c.unpus l1•t·hm•s Capp
I I I .. . . ' trl 11:11 11 fll'lll\l!>><l\l .'ll~'..,S,
morttht)," unci urlwr
I nl t lw \'1)111 h cult u n•.
il quota
elps only
ndustry
, Tbe U. S. oil unporl quota
mflnt (OSIS Arnt'riC'.lO consum­
allout $6 Z blllton 1.1 vcat·
oil indus I ry und lis support·
dPft·nd tht• tmtlOtl quota~ .ts
lol' n.Ltlonal secunl\' . • ugm• thai If unllmltt-d a-
:unts of (Ort'iKO Oil '\lo t•re .11l0'\lo •
Into lhe U s.. prices would
~!~It Y(l, rnnk mg 11 unprohtuble
Amcrtt.tn companll'!t to de·
ncv. domt•~ltc. 011 sources
1 wt• would bt•t'Offil' dt•p~n
on forelp:n oil wlurh ('ould
cut off 111 , W<ll or ottwr em
11'nl'y OpponN tls of tlu · otl
t quol.t di:.tvrt•P ~: hllm
llll' rtuOIII on I y bunetlt 1 I Ill
tndu•.trv through high p1 let·~
lll'Ohls, 'l"hl'll lllf't;oll lllll!i ,JI'l'
rted bv .1 rt>JKirl otltu: nntt~
•hvtsaon of llw Just H'l' Dr.­
£•nt v.hich c11lh; ror .111 end
Oil ltnJX>I I tlUOtaS l'tH' n•J)()t I
llladn public un J,lfl\111') 10
Senator Proxunln• v.;ho cl.tllll­
tl •us hNatg suppt css~ b\ the
IIOUSP liH \l'llr·ul.J fll'lliUII ltllln, hc•lpetl
ll·nrl tluti tnuntr\' 1111•• tlw Vu·t·
~ tuhnccu ftr rtlfflhnl, ''\1.•1 luws
11,11111111~ 1114 llllt' Rf" "lll:lt!rl In
t•r•ucct ut1• long-hutr nruJ
rnclu11l8." pushes
num \\'ur, '"' rwtthc•r Clln ur
will lc•utl n 1111 I nl 11 l.1kc•w '"''•
lw !lOIII, Ni un'~< t•t'nllnlllll' llllltn
lii'CTil!O "11\UI I' li'Sit It' I I \II• nl \\Ill( I'M
1 hnn }JT wt·s tUUI pr nftt~.'' vt•l
"I hnl rmhcy Wlll!l IIIII fiiiH 1'1\ll'd
hv H~t•hanl Ntxcu• It wu con·
t Cl\t•d hv I he• l>t•lll<lcrlll.tl 111
(' .. u n I! n 'c'::;
"\h'p lwht•\'1' thL• IWII Jlllflllll'l
ttn• t•!l t•nllitll\' 1lw llfHllt'," Spuck
!llllfl '"llwy' n• rw' t•r tt«lllllt lo
snJVt• RIH'h problt•III R fiR
pullutiun, ht·c muw pollutmn 1
CHII t•d lw nulustrv • nncl 1t's in·
llut;lr.) thut (lit) the c•l1•ctwn
h1lh< for lht> l>t•mocrat 1\!1 w••ll
us tht• Ho•puhltt •an5 ''
Tht• Pt•uplc's Pnrl\' pl11tform,
a forrmdnhll• ~·l·pugc lrt'lll l!il',
l'llll'l lur lJ S troup-. to lw pulll•cl
oul of ull foreign hn ••s,
rlt•muncls 11 ti,511ll lfllllrllllll'l'cl
tnnuul irH'Utnc lc11 11ll
t\ uwru•ttrtR, h·q~llrt• . lift t•nd ln
lnw ,vh1ch dt'l! nnnnnll• IIJlllilll\1
wnnwn ur homo~cxultlli, culls
lnr IHl litH I lC, 1.1 w w htch
prol11hit whnl Spuck l'tdl
"thmg~; whtc h hnH• no vwtims •
ltkl' Rmnkin~ mnriJuanu"
!Spol'\( Snid tllt' \\N•cl IIi
"dt•arh muc·h h• ~ httrmful thnn Whtlc• llt Spock was 1•lt·•·t.•d
11111\ u" 1111 "utt .. rtm" ''""'
tlulul•. hut,AJ1l'1 '18 to stuv un tlw
hullnt wlwn thr• plltl) h.,lds tUI
l!flllVI'OIIIIII 111 M111m1 next ,July
unmt•rllfltt•ly lollu\\ tng tht•
l>•·rnuunttc ' l'urty cunH•nltnn
<lu1114h111~ rumor thnt Ht'l'·
~hirlc·~ f'ht!thnlm wmlltl rt.'OIIH'
lht 1\•npll.'s P !rl) nomanutwn,
l>r. SJlnCk 1w1t·d 1 hnt he \\ ou lei
hfl"•' tu gt' •• up her
c:nnt;re swnnl ••tJ t onri ht•r
fic•niMII to do o
l>r Spcwk ul n dt!!miss'->d lnr·
mer St•nutor Eug•·nc• \1.; "urt hv
11Fi ll prt<! ihll• Pt'IIJtlc.'~ Purl) t:Hn•
lhclutt•. "I duuht it th•• I'Nlplc!>
Pflrty \\ ould uccopt htm"
~hCurtlw 18 "n In\\ 11111n lum·
t;t•lf ''n ncl not 11 con~•stunt
lc•cul••r," h«1 8Jtid.
Sunw Cllllh.•nd thut u vott•r ts
'~nat in~t lu bnllot 11 h1• ('U l.'l 11
fur I h•• Pt•<JJIIt• Pn rly, hut hi<:
party rnn mt • ms the oppo it,
Spm·k Hlltci.
"If u Jll'r 1111 only \'llll'S tor tl
le t•r c\'1l,'' ntd ))~ :-ipock. "ht•
ulwnys \'Utc!S ror nn L•\'il. We
givt hun an ullNnntlvc."
Judge selection needs
tCPSl··\)nt• nf thl•
link:'! in tht· Alm•rit• tn
s,-.... tcm '" I he hu k uf • \\ l'llkt•St
judtctal
o truh· -
r~sponstble nwthntl fur t•kt tIll$;
judge•
Fi\'e diflt•runt ml'lhofl,; nn•
tUrnmtly wwtl lor l'ltll~···tmg
JUdge,. tll'rns:< llw nlll nt ry p11 r­
lillan t•lt·••tion, nun·pnttt un
c•h-rt um. mt•rll pin 11 flt•lc•l'l mn,
c ~ t'l'U 1 ivt' up putnlmc n t n tHI
lt·~t~\111 i'"4! ll ppoi nt nwn t.
Nonl' ol 1 hem, ho\H'Vt•r,
muu tgcs tn chmlnult• tlw
prohh:m~< that a met hod winch
"nrk" "ell tn tlwnn• uftt•n turn
tiU I <JU lit• d lfh•fl•ntJ~ • Ill prul'l IU',
Fourlt·t>n ~~~~h~ t11l u l' tht•
purtlsu n l'l••ct wn mt•t hod to
sdect tnc1<:l or all nl tht•Jr
judJ{t'"-n met hod which he• amt'
populnr in thl· cia ,,,
.1 nck~oniun clcmocracy . ...,nn·
d1datt•-. run ''"h a part\ nnclarc•
U>;Unll) ,tllmH•d In \\llgt• II fuJI
c:ampa II{ II
'l'htrh·en tolitlcs ust• nun·
pnrtl~t\11 <'ll•t'ltons whkh rc trtt'l
cnmrmiglllll~ unci diminult•
puny ntlihiiiiOfl
rh(" mertl plu n II> II l'cl h)
t•lt.>\t•n t,llt•s. \Jnd••r tlus
nwthocl11 nominntmg omnnllc't'
nf In\\ n•rs nncl l 1t t7.t'tu• ubmll • ,, putw l of 1utl u•ml nnm liii'I'S
tht•\ llll\1:\\do:r ffi(\ t quulitwd rur
~
11 Jill rt it:u lur po~t. Tht• gn\ ernur
thvn rnllkt•s .11\ uppomtmt•ut
frurn tht• pnrll'l.
1 n Ill~ hi tnh'"' und tht• h•rh•rnl
J{Cl\ t•rnml'lll, llw chit•l I' ~···utl\"t'
llppuinh Jtldgt•,; UI'IUHI 1\ \\II h tlw
cnn t•nt c•f tt lt•gi lntlH' hucl\ nr
romm '"~'IIlii
Onh lour
l\.'gislhttllt'S In t•h•t'l llHifll'"'
Tht• htJl.:'•sl tl;l\\ m nil tlll'
uwthnrlll 18 thut tlwy """"''
pcJltlll It dut·~ nul ht'lp till' rrt•tlihtlity c1f lht.• ch•·l·k 1\ncl
bttlnll<'t'!! y ll•m thnl mn t
JUdge!\ ur•• Sl'lt•ch•cl by the hrun·
dw!> ol go\'crnment they nrc
llf)pn~NI to hnlttn~:c .
Tlw pnrttsrHt t•lectaon ol
jurll(l!.!! relit•§ on pnrty politit;!j
tlow n to the lo~·ul part~· 1\-vcl.
And althnugh judicial t.•lc·crion!'
art· uftl'fl lc.!l!! compl•titiH• thun
otht~r t•I~Jfllllll ., w.ter~ oftl•n 'nt~·
tnr Jlllll{l'!! h\' purr • onl) twc.tll"t'
th•·' knm\ littlt• nhout thur •
lfUII It I lt'il t lOll"
\'ntt'r hn,rc fc" snurc~ 1'll
unbtntwrl mlnrmnltnn about
JUdie uti cnruhcl11lc~ Ill huth pnr­
h nn und non·pnrtt ·an dec­
' aon!>·•t'' en tf t ht'\ "Nl' iru; hm•d •
to mnk•· u cnn·lu I o;tud~.
,\ccorrlint; to un ,\rm•ttr.m
,Ju(hCifll ~udel\ report, ten dR)
uftcr ttl\ o•h•t•tinn m New York
Ctl), 81 pt•r tl'nt of the \C'lcrs
ruulrl nnt nn nw 011~ ol I ht•
jutllt'ml ~~•n<hclnh's tht•) hnd
vut••tl tor.
"Ml'ttl ~~·h·t·llon not ,ani) hn ..
guhHnlllnrt.d pnht t<'S hu rlt in In
tlw !t\"'4lUil1 bv 1 ht• pro\'ttoiOtl lor
gubt•rtmtunnl nppointm"'"'· hut
<thw •n~latutionn lilc l' bur
,, ul'lltllnn polltu'' b~ th•·
cn•nttnn uf numtnutt(.lll C<ltn•
rni ,;iun tntterl 10 part by
IHW\ en~ dt'tlt·d by the bur,"
snicl :Sh•·ldnn Gnhlrnun,
n SO<' in It• pruh' .:nr Ill ~0\ t•rn·
mt'nt nt tlw lJnl\l'f 11\ etl •
Mn sm hu ••tt •
"h hu"' nl!\n h~·t•n tnunrl thltt
tht• c:ommu; mn~< tht•m!>ch•c!\
••llt;tll(t' 111 t''-h'n I' l' tl\tt•rrml
tWt:ntu•t•un" and thttt ttw pnnt I
nl nnm•'" prt'"l'nh•d ln the ~oH'r·
nur \\l•r~ ofll•n ·~ull kt•cl' tn lu\'or
11 J!llliU uiRr lltlllllll\'1'," lw llHI
1\ c curd 1 n g t u (~ nl rl nw n,
l'' ult.'lll ,. !!Ugl(t'"t I hut ull t•h•C'·
• Paper suggests l!COJl01111C refornl
In tlwu I''"'"' hunt puR•'
tc-atun• un tlw t)mun nl Hurlwal
l'ohtu·Jd Enlllcll111< , Ill H Ph l.
till' \\',111 ~lll't'l ,JfltUIIflllll'fll'ltl"'
In hn\t' l11tii~IIIJt'CI tl1111 chu-.IU
ltlt'l\ lilt'~ nlll\ ht Ill'{•' Ill\ rtor
\ \H M!lltiiiUil uf lJ :0.: t'( Ctl\1111111
tttnhlt•lll l'HP I~ ntc•mh(ll'"
h'Jt•CI 1l11111"1 nil llll' hnso suluur
('Ill rt•lll l'("lllllllllll "' "'"' It tllll
nlilllii)JIIIV lUftllllh Ill tu lht
\\Ill k t•lhll :-\ullll' ul IIW •lht•t IICI\IH't.; tilt'\' 11Jl.(lt'Sl 111\'. I) A
, ttmph•te n•1l1 1 nhul11111 nf
\\c'lllth If! t•ltrnlll•tlt Jlrl"it>llt
'""l~lflllt' Ullll tl\t' "llhsiiiUitOII
nl mmnl llllt'IIU\ , .. fm molt rual
IIIU'IIII\l' hll \\ ur k :! I \ cut Ill
the \\lllk4h" ttt.l I htliii'S Itt t'llll
Ulll'lll!llll\ IIH'III I) l~llfhll): Ill•
tllllllltl h\ ltlltklll~ XIJ'o Oi IIIII•
<{unw1 ~:uutl-. lrlt' \\ 11h nnh '"""''
ftt\tll\ lh'lll" h 1\lll~ I p1111' I I! !( l'SI-Irt 1111 nllr•mflt to ht•IJI
hold hack I tw flfliiiR o,:puh•mtc 111
\'nrm•rPul dtt!•'n t' th• Pubhc
llt>~1l lh S1•f\'ll•· 1" n•• urnnwnclmg
ror tlw hr!\1 tmw thnt do•lllrll
rout rrt<•lv test \\ orn••n lur
gnnnrrhc•n 11 pnrt uf f''ltlllllr
ph\ rcu I check ·U Jill
I>~Jlth• 11 mnr~IPd rtsc• 111 thl'
numhcr of rcpnrtcd Kcmorrh••n
co I'S I rum :lh4'' I r.s tn I ~·6 1 \AI
htl0,1J72 an l 970, ht•nlth hfhcto '"
ron uler the thM."n I' r;r()~ ly un­
dt•r·n•pur t.(>cl l>r .1 uhn M Jllt!r,
the J>uhhc Ht•Rith cn.tr 's top
\ctwrnl dt Ptt l' t•Xpcrt l'Jillmllt<>
thRI 2 '!li m1lltun Amc•rac:nnl! g~:t
t;unurrlwn cnch )••ltr.
llr ~hll••r t'.llllmnlt• thttt
li 1!1,110(1 "omc·n m11y hn\'c
g{anorrh••n ond not kno\\ at
W urncn, unltk• mt•n, nrc frc•c ul
"' r•r t :11\'mptom Th • t• \\ nnwn,
CIIIII'CI 11 ~ m pt umn t h <'Itrners,
c•un ht•t crnw •~·rilr• ur I run11maL
the ch l'D c hv !!C'CUnl mtt•r· •
Cllllf o•,
~l1•n tHn t••ll the., hl'l\'t•
~nnnrrhc•n bc•cnu c tl (:t'Ol•rnlly
prudmt•.s unmh1Lnknhlc !I)'JnP·
tnrn~ uch 11 11 hurmng ,.;f'n·
amtwn 10 the (K'nt lrum thf('l' to
• • reVISIOn
taon ml'lhods 1nvoh e n
nl'gutlllttcm proc ~ 11nd that
JUdu•tnlpOSILHWS ore ortt•n ftlled
h thu 1• \\ ith o hockgrnund 1)f
• Jlltrl ISH II lit: I l\'1801
In tlw t•lecttnn ol fo•th•rul
judgt•~>, tht• ttl'gOtlllliuns ccntN
is tlw olhn• ol tlw l>••JnHy Attur·
Ill')' <':t•rwrnl and tndudr!'!l U.S
St•nutor lrnm I he ~>tnt~
ft'l't' I\' I ng ll••' 11 ppo mt mtlll t,
lt•Hch•n; ol tlw prc.!lulcnt's 1111rt\
nntl tm·mhcr of tho• Ameru:nn
Rnr A ()(Jullun' (AHA) Stnn­
dmc Comm1ttr••• on frdcrnl
.Jucltcmry
:Scnn tnrg phi\ 11 nutJor role Ill
JUdtctnl Bclc taon nnd rc
{t\wn\' ~ont:ultcd before n
nnmmnt10n 1 rnttdc ,lam~
Jo:u tl md of :\1 i 1 ipp1, chnir­
mon ol lhtJ :-.cnnll' .ludu:li11)'
Commttth Sl'nd n hluc• hp to
both nl till' JUritcanl r.nndldDtt:S'
honll'·!UIIlc l.lnfttor It c•uher
SunnLor d04!s nnt return the hp,
tlu• fHIIlllOIItlon I" 1handoncd
Tlu gl\'t•s St•nlltor cu1 u n­
\H ill o•n but rt•al H' to o\· N the
Prc lclt•nt' t•lt•cl ion Ln•~;n\1 c 1f
u Stml\lur hru; nul b'-'t•n c:on •
sultt•d ht• can tn,•ukc Scnntonnl
,·uurtPS\ .llld tht• :-;,•nne~ w1ll ttr-• dwnnh r~lll o• I c) t nnllrm lhc -ll\llllllllliiOil.
Tlw Am er 11:1111 H 11 r
A "0CIIlltflll (t\ Be\) I mnut•nttnl
bcUUl l' II h'\:<'1\ I' t lw llllPI ' uf
condidntl' fur a JUcitcwl
po tlmn, Ill\ c:; llgntt• tlwm, tmd
rntc them "f-: ccpt1onolh Well
Qu ilfu·cl. Well QuCthf1ed,
qun hfied. or nt Qunlificd "
'l'lw Nt on uclm1111 trutwn h."'
ugro,,•d nnl to unmmnt~ \:Uil·
dulllle:.; flllt•d "~ut Quuhltc&i ,"
:u t:(lrctm.: tn t~oldmnn, thu
gl\ mg llw t\ H \ " H•ln 111 fo•tlcr 1
JIICIUJ.d t•lt•tllnn
1\t h•n I 1lll (ICT ('l'lll nl JUdlt'll\l
nmmtnlnwnt gu tn tnt•mtwr ul
th•· Pt~,: tclt•nt' JIOrl Htdunri
Na 11t1 ll(>mm.tlt•d H(l pc•r t t•nt
Ht•pnhht 111 n , l.vncl"n .lohn em
''I p1•r ..:t•nl t'lttllu{ rn~ lnhu
K,•nn,•ch 'IJ pt•r rt•nt Dt•mO< rut ,
n ncl )),\ t):hl 1-: lilcnhow t! r !M P'''
('t•lll Hl'fHihltH\1\S
1'h1 11••ht11 Ul\nhcd 111 tlw
"l h l I lOti nf JUclg\"' chll'>t 1\0l
llut'"'"lrll\ rtllut on llwar
qunhl\ But till" r-.tulfllllh nut•
ii~JII.'II 11 !1 I I nf lht JUdltlll)
"' It m 111 w lm h lht•n '"' hHh•
llliJinlll '"'' check
mn•• dfwa 11l~r ,.,.unl c1p0llur•• • Tlw Puhltc Ht•nlth S••rvu e'11
r••cnmmo•ntlitt 11111 for 1 hr• rout 1111
gunor rht•ll h "' " 11' hruwd on the
hnrhngs of It thr~" ~Wo•nr tnucly of
women ""ho lA ••rc hnvm~ rt'll" In r
, ... h , ... cxommotuml'i 111 1lh t(l'wn
ttrlll Cllll~
Tho• r •11ulls v. l'fC
I H 9 Jh fC"t>lll •1l th•• 74t0,<4 In
wnmun l•· ted hnd gnnurrho.:n
1. a.1. percent uf tho 620,0tl0
w Omt'n \\ hn wert lt• ted m • t•
Hill\& uthc•r lhlln ,. •nerul di en e
cltnl hnd gunurrhl'n
3. 80 p••rcent of thP "nmcn
fou nrl to ha'W c gnnorrhi'D v. ere
nsymptomntu cnrru:Nt..
C.onorrhcll, unhkt.> vph1lh ,
cnnnot b,.. dclt.1'lt!d b • n hlood
t ~t. ·r n dcii'C.t gonorrh•·n, doc­
tor~ muflt rt!ly on n • ulturc tt!Sl
whu·h cnn onh b • rn ui • hy
p<.'h'tC t•J;ll mlnlttiOO
,\ctnrritnlt to IJr. M11ler,
gonorrho•(l cun cum1•• t~rthttt•"·
trnlntt• ll'f1don , dnrnngt• tht
ht•urt, m1m11 g11ll hhuhler Jlnlll
and c:au •• tumcct u rl urgl!ry,
bland til'" born and cnu c
m•·nmgat is
Advtmced Utgc , 8\i ~hiler,
cnn hnng ubout n conditum
kno\to n M cptll' hoek thut
rt!Sulu front pu produ t!d hy
gonorrh~a bnc:t.cnn tn p"h ~~
organ such a~: ll\: nne •
£nlloptun tubes, Ctnd the UlerU
~~~ rg~ons mu t do com­
pltcated ttnd l' pcmm: c urwcnl
Jlfoced u rc co llcd •• pch·•c••
cl••anou~ ... to suve lhr h..:c nf
auch pntwnts. "Such opcr uon
mnkc• tl imptJ'!. tblc for tht c
"omt•n to hR\'•' chddrun,'' :sttid
Millt<r,
Profits up:
executives
• • re]Otce
Wh1lc the frunt png•• of
mnJr>r new pap.•rs t.ctl of tn·
rn~nsmt; uncmplo\•mcnt ftnd
p1r 11ing mflntwn, tucke-d ft~R\'
on the bu m~ p g 1 tW"
that glndcJ~n tht.: henrt uf mnm·
nn c ecuu' ,. 'J'h., thrt: • lnrgt• t
bunk"' m th•• cmlllU) hnd c •
~;clll•nt rf>l'fod m 1971, and th(!
iuur n tttumoth·•· g•rmt nil
rt"pttrl 6hnrp inc.:rt•H t'S tn prollt
o\ cr l ~70 Ht•n• l\rc lhu J•W•Jil~
!l:tllttMi~ •
Only flq• at lhtr lift\' hlfg~t
banks mucic lc mtlncv '" 19i 1 -thnn tht> tlltf m Hl69. The Blink
01 A lllt"fll"U, lurgt•;J;t or 'hcrn "·
r~pot tt•d n I 0 r~rcL•n t llll ,,, ,.
tn protn ftom 1 !•iO l-'1rst
• ntwnal Cat\' Hnnk ot Ne.~
York \\us UJ) 20 • to 16~
m1lhon And numhcr three,
Chi! c t nhRLt.lm, n•portcd n
15~ '"'~ 1 , in a•rof1ts 1'htll
gtnnt '"' ito hug..: t.hnt 1t ... ne rl11
I\\ •c~· n big 11 the nn.t •111 tht•
lillt, M11nultH tur •ros ll no11 cr
Tru'lt of N''" \'or~
~h:.tn'" tult. Ill lJNrmt, Fmd
Motor f'amp~m • rqKlrll< the
So..'('f}nd ht.!st ~cnr 111 1t ht lor.),
\\lth Hl71 pr<llll~ \lfl tn G67
tnlllt•tn 111t ~orld ·\\ 11lc til$ of
1t1 4 tHlhun \ ;f,nt•rnl Mntoni
hkc" ist• ruportcd ll l'\Xmtl bett
~c.tr c\ cr, \\ 1t h proht.s t I ~
h11lwn l.lll I of 2 . .l \11lhon
Chno;;IN l nrpor •hon, w hu:h
.. nh mnd" t)3 7 mfllaon ln l
\cl\f, \\11 up from n -G nullll'n
lo th'· ,., .u bdort' Fan' lh
'nu•rtcnn Motnr turned l'liO
lno;... nf h _ nulhon tnto
ull,.f~ mg Jlr<lfi' t1l I U l nulhnn
lo l ~ • r / Page 6
ACLU analysis
indicts udretaps
({.;P 'l·· Wlult• 1 o' ••rnntt nt ol·
ll<'ml.; ~uch us FBI 11~rt'<'lor, .J.
Ecigur Hoo\ l'f, .\ttornv~
(u•ll\·rnl 1\htcht•ll, and l'r •stdt•nt
l''lll lOUI tht' OlOrll llllCI tlw
m, d l'f ~ 1r.•tappmg • huggmg
and tapptng un-. in ftH t. ftn Ill•
tndiou!< in\ aston of prh My unci
nlmost wholl • uwlfu·tuRI
Thr "In~ nnd orcil•r" posmon
1!< that electro me (~a' t' droppmg
(sun cillanc.•) , ~ ath d•'' H'<' to
on·r·hen r telephorw cnn" or·
satwns lv. &h•·tllps) nnd to h11h•n
"ith hidden mkrc,phurll's tbuc )
'" e..--st•nunl. Tht• nutJor premi"''
1 that 1t has bt>en 11s cllklt'nt n
lt j,. C~-t,'nli:lJ.
.1. J:::dgnr Hoon•r. rt•nlnrkt•d en
thc• ~'Bl':-< year·t'TIO r~pmt 111111,
"The: o dc\'iC'(•s hnH• ht•t•n Ill·
crenscngly \'nluablc an
penctr~tllllg th('o.;C tomplt•x,
lightly knn CtlfltlJIIrll!!Jt' in·
'ohing intricult• twcuril,\'
• •• JltL'CRU I tOn"
In nn unui,YNI< prl'pnrnd fur
the Aml'rttan Ci' tl l.1hcrttc
Umon, Prof~ or HNmttn :Sdt·
waru of thl• St.ntc lhm crstt) of
Nevo York nc HuiTnlo Ia" ~hQo l
"hO'' that "'1rctappmg nnd
bugging lHC tnt>lfc•ctunl nnd
mor~O\'cr theo pubh hed cost
figu rc" nrc• "RrQ. h undtor-
tnted ..
An expert tn In field, ~"' artl.
tnri in his r••port thn t tht•
fr•d•·ral go <'rnment ndmits onlv - . t•• Rn annual co t of .,5 malhun •
hut tht" onut!. 1mnng otht•r
tlnng • nnt1ontll ccurtt\'
en' 1•sdro}lptng, whtrh i dnnt•
wtthout ~arran~ from couru..
Swnrl:t. "llid nntiunnl t't llrtl\'
• • sun l•tllant"t: "in' uh·t•s n great
mltm• t Ips nnd bug~, on mnn\',
mRny, pt_'OfJit• m·••r Inn~-: JM'r uxl ft..... dh o tmc. s~ ortz n.•porlc t nt
betwl'<'n 19118 und W70 tht'
(L-deral nod state gm crnmcnl.:i
JJdmatk.>d they hod Ia tencd to
622,202 ,~on\ ••rsataon tn\ oh mg
61,,.00 pt•r on • Th• ft•deral
O\ ernmcnt rna~ ndnul at * It tened in 011 300,000 co"' l'T·
sntaons by 21,0(11) per Ot\S 111
19il, he pr.~icu;
But, "'artz Jl(llnt.S out, ther1•
ts no w D\' ol know mg ho\\ mon\ -ndchl tunul tOll' t•r..;ntaons '"''Tl'
lwurd nmf tnpt•d uttdt>r clw
hl•~~thnt: of nnltonnl !<\'t+llrtly, or
'111 onl•·pnrl\' const•nl
<'f" t•!ldrnrpmg
0 .. " tlt'•Jlltrt) C'Ot\st•nt 1. a
lt·~nlullic h•rm lor nn mformunt
whost• tt'lt•phcuw tR '' an·d \\ ith
ht!! J>t'rtnt ~iQn n l ht• pol in• can
li tt•n in Sth\\nrt1 nicl tim; IS
probnhl\' thl· most common form
of elt~trontc surH'Illnm \?
N'''' "t! ~'OmC to 1 he qut•stion
ol r ultl! Bn in~ ht.; <;tatement
on o111rtnl ligurt'"• Swartz "uirl:
"Tiw ~~rct•ntnt:t' of .:nn"''"'
1 ion pM pt•nplc m crht•urd '"' "tl
m~tll u to ht• ''trtuullv dt• • mininH!<, 111 1970 n lite It• bet h•r
thnn nnl•·hull nf nnt• JWrn•nt."
In HlhH, whmt tnlt• offi<'iuls
n•twrtt•cl I ht•V hncl I istt•twd In • 4,31:! pc•tlillrt!! t'onduc tm~ fl6,711i
f'IJII\'t'l'l':thonR 1'hl•) ulso repor­
lf'd onh .!fiK nrrcsts n• .. .o,ulting
frum tim; ur\'dllfuh t' und :zero
(~011\ ll'lHlll ~
1'1w ~4,!140 n•portt·d cofl\~•r·
Sl\t flirts by 4 ,5tlll J'Wt'<OrlS thl'
fl•d<!rn I gov••rnmcJtl reported m
1 !tt;9 pr()(hto">d on lv 26 COil\ &t'­
uon-.
In HliO. ltll' (rcportt·cll
t'll\ csdropJitttfi produced 103
OOII\ tctlon out uf 1,261 nrr • til
out nf J 5,:192 pt•ople n nd
234,(1 5 conHr ntauns lwnrd.
Altornt•y Gt•nt•ral Mttchcl
lll8) hR'\ C \Ill Will tn~ly ltt•d
togt•lht•r tht.• loose t•nri~ nl the
l'lt•t:t route pnlico sun•t•illnnrt?
qucstton m 11 SJtt.>cch h~ mudt• in
Hoanokc, Vtrl{inin, on .June II,
1971. In g1' iug tht• .Ju,ltt(l•
l>t•JIIlt t tnl'n 1' lt•gul Clll't~ I or
I'll' e~dropping on dorne1H1t '
"I'Uh\l'tSt'\'cs" '' tlhout court up
pnl\'ul, Ill' tHud tn pnrt:
"Tiwre i nu dt\'tdmg ltm•
bet\\ ·~n hostt It• fnrt•t~:n font·
t>ckmg to undt•rnurw our mt~r ·
nol At'{Urtt,.\ and hosltlc
"domt.'Sllt~ group"" St't•king the
O\'t'rthrow ol our J;O\ crnmem by
ony mean nt.'<':essnry . I don't Sl'C
ho" \\t..l Clllt cpurntc tht• "' o,
but 1f tt ''en· po..;;;stblc. I "nuld
D) thor haswry ha ~hown
&renter dungt•r trom tht•
domt• Ill' 'urwty" Ploneur Log
Swntonl. Culiluntlll··A grm111
ul Stunltml lJnl'''lriul\' tuclcnl!l r
hn!l ttll{!(l\'l'rt'rl ,·utwrl'l o ru nnf
thnt ,., t'T\' 11111\'t'r'i'tl\' n•'l••nrdt • •
pWJt't'l hmci••cl by t lw l>t•ft•H~•·
l>t•pltrtnwnt II )(}1)) has dirt•c•l
nnlitnr) npplit•nt aun. Ntl
n•!!t•nrch, ho\\ 1 \'t•r "hn tr," 1s
lundt•tl by !lu· DOl> unlt·!l~ huth
nuhtllr,.\ ''"''' rt 11111 n Jllllll
cumntttlt'l' of lht "lattnnnl
,\.-udl•m\ ol St•ll'nc 1 111tl t lw • Nn 1 tonnl H••:tt•nt ch Cnu•u·i I
ngr1·t• thnt n projc•('t hn" or "ttl
hn' c dtn•ct rt•ll•vuntw lu
rnalitury n·qutn•nwnt!i
Cnnl rtl\l'r l in n•ccnt Yl'll r~
surruunrftng noD tt'SI'H n·h \lll
t•ampus hns ufh•n 'en tNt•d on
11s npplicuhalil\• lu llw "ur t•l·
fnrt Proft• ~nrs •ltHI ncl­
nuna,.,trntur s hll\t' dntntcd that
ft•\\ Jlftljt.'rl~ l\ll\1' rJtrtH'I
rult•l.·nnn•, thttl nto~l lll'l' 'btUiiC'
rt'S('lHt 'h' tiT 'purt• Sl'llt'IIC'I''
Hndtcnls hu\'l' chntRt'd thnt ull
dcfNISt• rt•!lt'ard\ hll!l lllllttJIT\
" npphcation, though tttlnhlt• to
prn\'t• tht•tr dunn unit• !l nt··
ctdt•ntal t•viclt•llt:t' lu lis t lwir
\\1\\',
But tht• Slnulnrcl \Huk group,
Jlnnsun•ri b) tht• Stnnlord
\\'ork hop nn l'olJtu•ul unci
!'oc•inl l uc"' (SWOPS ll, a
s••rtt•s ol sluclcnt·tntliul·
~d H•minurs, hR!; dist cl\'t'rl•cl tlw
'Xtslt'lh c ol dtiCUtnt•nllltttlll fur
t•adt dt•(Cil I' rl' I' Ht'h JltlljCd
"hid1 mdurle tlw RJH'CIItc
nuhtury ren nn lnr tis uppnrt.
'I ht• lnformnttnlt tti t'llnt•
llUit•rtzl•tl nt tlw l>dl.lnsc
Dncum••ntntann Ct•ntcr 1 {)))( ')
Ill W nshangtun
DOC donunc•lllB rl'lnt ing lu
nil Stunforcl dl11t•tt!il' prUJN'I
\\ett• lllltlAJlt'c'h•rlly ,;ivt•lt tu
swor .. SJ 11\' II Stunfnrcf
proft• SM, t•nnbling tlw group to
IIUH<·h uti St n nlnrcl JlfOJt't'lS 1o
!lJJC<'tfic miiHHr~ rcquan•ntt•nt .
L' ' ror lllSI~liiOc, o Stllnlord JlrnJt'<'l
en til h•d "Fundnntt•ntttl In·
\ 1•st ignlwns nl A morphtlllN
St•mirmulut •tor unci 'l'riiiiNitiun
Metal Oxtclf's" \\II shu"' 11 tu IJc
n•latt•d (in tht• mind nf tht•
Army, tf nnt u( tlw rl' t•lltdll'rl
to tlw dt·,·eluptnt.>lll uf mghl·
\'It'\\ ing dt•\ 1Ct•11 SUdt II lhOIIl' nuw ust•rl t11 lndndlinn h\ tlw
nultlurv untl in tlw U.S h\ tlw
fltllit'l',
'l'ht• fir~t voluam nf thc
SWOPSI ti'Jlllrt, puhh lwei 111
.Jucw 1971, lt!~lt•cl llnt\ ·~·rl!itv
llltl l)l>(' ll\lt•lnt•HIN rm nil Ill
llOil projL•t•ls nl Stanford .
'wq·ral S1 ttnlord proh• sur11 u t­
tn<"kt•rl tht• valtdtl\' ul tlw cntt•r· • pn•tal ions g1n•n 1 ht•tr wnrk hv
tht• I)DC tUa1t•11wnts . In n•ply,
SWOPSI quott•d Dr. ,John
l>n wson, lwnd nl l ht• Army
Ht•l~tHtrl 'h Otfu•t:. "Bn ·i, ~
rt.' .. l'art·h. ltke bt·nul\', iN m thl! •
c,Yt,> of lhl' ~holdt•r.''
Altt>t tlw publicntcnn ol tlw
farst \'Oiumc•, Aso:ck ~tuh• Ut•un ,;f
Ht·~Ntrch at St~tnforrl Wallwm
H.lunbu ~IIJ:IW"Il•cl t hal t ht•
l't'Ottd \'Olllnt!o!, Bll ltlliiiWi'l of
thl fir .t, IHII(ht ~ll>nt•lil lrnm
l(tl'llh!r 1>01> parllt•iputum m
t'X n nti nang the 18!1\t <' lito
nrrnngl'd for t hl· RfllUJI I o ltll:l'l
111 Stnnford with thrt•t• ant•rnlwr l'i
of I ht• Pt•ntntcnn re.-.l'un•h hlt'mr·
l'lly, bt•hevang. 1\tt nrclmg In
workshop mt•mbl•r Norm AllwrR,
thnt tht•\' wmtld umltrm llw
lncull~ point ol \'t('\\ ul
TI'Sl'll rt•h ·:t:.·hns jc. ci••nn•
Astonishment
Alh••rs, a quwt, lnl'tuJiy Ph I>
l'nndidntc tn t\pplic•d l'hystcs.
n~·ull" his lllllontshmt·nl al tht•
t·t>murks ol tht• (Jl•ntragon
n.•prellt~nt.atin•s ."'l'lwy ~~ n•s. l.'rl
n\'c•r n nd o\'er agaa n 1 hut
nothing wall lundccl unh·s:;
miliutr~ · application" "t'll' t•x­
JWI'tl•d. They hud tlwn own
icl€'nlogy abmll n•st~ardl, \Vhic•h
tulllpll'll!I,Y ('ultlirnlt'cl th(•
ruclcculs' tht•on·. Ont• t•Vc•n
l'lninwd neH•r to huH• lw~~rd tht• • • I . . .·l'll11lCtl· OT•.H'H•Ot't• ' Nit 1\t•'
llrHUinl'OI."
Alber" halt•r ml'l ''ith tlw
Rllffil' nfficinls in \\'a hmgton
nnd wtth s('\lernl ufflciul of tlw
Army Ht.:,.. IHdt OICit-c •n
Dnrhnm North <'urolinu.
In LhlHt· rncl'l int;~ he "'n
gl\'l'll 11nothcr set of do('Umt•nts
uf " ho•w c:w; tS l~lltt' t ht• gruu p
~~~ unownrc, rt!.f c•ntt·h ubjt•l'•
II\'('," hondbnoks fnr euch bru nl·h
Orbiting electronic narc sniffs out vot
(GPS Mnrijuunn und
opmm popp-.· fil'ld llrll 11mm to I • btl dctt:cu·d by nn e~~rth n• our-
005 atdli~ that ~>dwdul~d to IK•
launched t hill pring, act or ding
to b rec••nt Asaocaot~ Ptl'SS
SlOt"\.
fhe orbiting att•lltl••,
l'hl'dulcd for lnunchtng m MU\'
or .Junt-, will be capable (;!
dctcchng pc>l or pgppv fichh•
from I 00 mtlcs up, says A P
Quotmt; Dr Bobcrl B.
~hlll'r ol thn agnruhure Uof'Br·
tmcnt, "htch AP IW\.!i t •
COOJJ(!rOttng Ill the JlfOJCC: t, thH"'
lnrgt• held (II mOtiJU&nn ~all be
r,row n for the ltosl, tmulntin~
daflcrl'nl 6fltl& nnd cltmnt1-s CJI
tho "Orld. He• ~mcf tht•) wuuld
flrCibi'Jbh · be IOt'Hh•d m To•asu;
• • "'tth a mcxJerM•• clamnlf•' lilt' • • 1\ r tl.OnA dt'IH'rt, n nd ~ n rm,
rnru111 ll'lt.r ttfa,
Tho• fib jed of r lu: Unt'•.) c.ftt
proJ•·ct, U!UIIR $~ mtll iuu A I'
aya Wfll$ ullocctll•d by the
lu IUJo·. [Jcr•urtmt•nl'll B•H••nu !•I
Nnrcot.tcs and lJang••rous Druw;,
u~ t•l •fet•·rmant• lh•· •· agnatur••"
ol the mariJunnD r•htut.
Th" lftfHHUrl' 1 tlto pattNn
IJ) ,... ha~h u plnnt H•ne.-tll lwo1
nnrf hght dunnr. ~orauu11 phnRt
of growth lwd unch•r rltllt:r• nt
otl nnd cltmf&lc condat tun~
"f.u.on ~ aLh nn llthltshud lltgnnturt• wt• won't bt• ublt• tn
dt·t~:et rt•lttltvdy "mnll c:ropH ol
mnnltlltnn " Milll'f suad 111 tht·
AP tnlcr\ltcw .' "Rut wt• llhoulci
~· u bit• to spot lu rRt' growths ."
Ae<:ordtng tu AP, Mtllt>r ullin
ntd tlw proJt'<"l 11111\' nlsCJ in­
\'olve IJtnnturt• dt1lcrminntion
ol Uw optUm poppy, the souru•
ol udt drug 1111 mor plurlt',
cocn me, 1md twromt•.
Ho~ u\ cr. J'Klkmnncn Cor b()(h
f.P)
~ tht· Dt.1pnrtnwnt of \gr11 ulturc
~md tlw .Ju tuc• Dt•prtrtm<•nt' g
Oun•nu (I( Nurcutu•s nnd
Dungcrou R Drug~ dcnv tht•
lltory' \'Hlid tl v. ·
"\~,.do nnl huH• nny program
(U _UJ;t• !'1Utdltt~•!1 to RJlOI
mllrtJUIIIIII, nor llfl' Wt' Spt•lldtng
2 mallaon tn dt•lt•ct
.. I munJtannu, SIIH " lifJO~.esmnn
1m tlw Hurcnu ur Nn r~ot ICS ltnd
Dunguou l\ Drug ' Ofltt't• of
2. 0
---S~;umtafi( SU(Jpurt
The Agri( uhur•· Depurltncnt
Npoki.'smun . atd pn•tly mul'h tht•
f'Uml• thing:
"Tlw fJcpurtmoltt ol
Agrll'ulturc doc nul hu' t' 11
n·motc scnf!ing prg~rnm tu
111'1\rch for rnurijunnn in llw
Unctt·cf Stnl~~ ...
Dr Hubert H. Milli!r, who AI'
clntnwd to be dirt'<'tlv mvol\'l•rl
in tht' progr.1m, uc~·urdinK tu lu
nl ftt'l•, "j, in A rizonu nnd <'II nnot
he rcal'hcd by tl.'ll•phonl• ."
3.
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ut llw miltt1u~· . l'lww • huuk • the At mv' 11 • l'lwn\1" lnt Oawn tl•cl
ol I llf(h "\( tt•lltiftr. Mt•rtl
A1r l'oru l((•,.tnrdt OhJt
llll d I Ill' N 11 v nl H \' r
Ht•quin•mt•nt 11 n• ue~ed
ltltlitnry cnntrnd mnnitort
cf••O I ing with prospt•t·t t\'e
c'hl•rN. The~ ummnri1e
ntilitun •'s lwt•dN for ba
n• t•urch, n•prt•!n>nlittg thr
sh•p tn 11 lon~: prnt'e,u
ll'tlt•finitum whirh ht•Jttn!l wn.1
8JK'Ctfit• nulttn r · nt•t•d In
pron•"q• 1 hl• lnnguatw
mort• nb~troct hut the
dot'S nut.
In t ht• !'t•c•ond volurnt
~WOPSI 's rPport, publiRht.-4
flue t?rnlll'r, I 9 7 I , l ht· Kr
nnuly7t'!i lht• inform
fl'\'Ntlcd lll it~ fuRl Volam1r
c•ondutHon: "Tiw influ\ln~:t
tlw militnry hus sigrur1ctr
11kuwt~tl tlw direl'lton of r~'l!·
111 Stnnlurcl." Wnr
in it iltlur nnd lencltn
Gluntz t•xr,luin , ";\l'll
frt•t•clom hll'~ t'Offil' to Jllt'80
frt•c•dom to clo tlw rt.•llt>llrch
cnn Rl'l tnlllll')', und tlw
ron I rnls thu mortc\'."
A It hnuHh t h•• rt'JHltt doc
mnkt• n ll\' c plicit rl'l't~m '!!!:
dtlllunR, thl tmplkalwn I!
1111 nun· 'l't't c•t r 'l\t!llft•h
bt• ullnwed ut n univt~Jtf
unlimitt•cl moncv
~
11\'lllluhlt•. GlnntB, nn
Ph.D cunduluh• 111 A
Mt•chnnir~ "ho l'Ulll' himk!i
"llnmtnl{ mmll•t•,at£•," l'O
"tlh chi'l. llt1 puintN out tlul
f('i<JH)flSI' I() ll
(Jlll'SliUillllllrt', US
dt•IIIIHW l'l"!l'llt dwr 111 St
Ruirl tht•.} would ruther cJo
n·st•llrdt but nn• lnrt·crl to
In Llw DOl> lor: mcmc\
"t•ht·\t• t hut il JH'nple h~d
flP~ ibtltl It'!< upt•n to them
thc•rt• \\nuld hl· Iiiii£• or no
n• t~nrc h done." ht• uvs
Defenstve
SinH· tlw etL~ond volume
t ~u•·d, u numb£•r ul SIM
prnft>s&ors hu\'c leapt to
du(tmSl' of I lwtr wurk, d11
tht•)' hnvc chnilt•n frccl\' to d
nncf thnt it i.-nut. th . mtssmJH)r wn tt'd. Point in~
t hnt I h•• fll>C .'4tUitlmL
hc•lit"''' the hrtil poml nnd tJ
univt•rstt ,, Jlft• ~urc to
n•wnrch n•Htract thetr rhol<'
lorcin~ lhum to gn wbtm5
mom•y 111, G lnnt1 suggt>ltl'
tlwv rnuy hl' t•rtt:nRt•d m un
~'"1'' in tll'lf·cll't·cptcon "I
nuly ht•lit•vt• thut our lin
pr '!Will fluch 11 thrt•nt to
t•lf·intlll(t' I hn I I ht•~· fed • onully utl~lckt•tl . ~'ur Vt'llrt5
huvt• dntnored ft•r ll rl11im
rt'IISOtlt'd 01 c'lb8IOII o{
tS!I\tt' in t h,, litH' nf 11 rudJC"Jtl
hlt•k. Now \\ t• hu\ t• prl-:;:Cn~
lht•tn \\ tth a ltl\\-·kt•\,
mflummnt••n study Ill' thl!
lor sr.hnlitrly cltHtuurst>, und
rt'lll'l \\ llh lltll\l'kS Oil t'Vt!r\ r
from our mnt j, •l' 10
hunt tv.''
.\hhuugh llw SWOl'SI
llfll'Cilu•ullv rt•lnlt•s to
rl•!lc•nrdt Ill Slunlotcl, It I
u; nppltcnblt· to nil 1~111\t't
w lwn rll•lt•IHl ttJSt•tt rrh
nn• lundt•rl. It da"nl·''
pt nv 1dc•N 1 tw mu 41 t umplt•lt·
lltr1· y••t 1111 c•mblt'd of
p:rH't'!l!l lty \~ htt·h flO I) n·••••r
• Ill t•urrll·cl c1U t. 'rht~ r"lu t4:rl
llli!ll18 b.\ l'l•Jilul(olt uflirinl ,
tlll'r mnrtl, slltlultl dis pel
nnttuus ul lilt' lll'lllndit \ uf •
tl~ t'lll c•h Tht• IJ1•h•n ,. r> .. n~
nwnl 111 t "'" cr nccl w tl h ''
\\ ltrB, ll I l'lll(t'l It) II I' \\ hll
lwlp tlw unl\ t'T8111t• tn
~all ..:iv .. tt FcbrunfY 2·1, 1972
A te.tm ol rc.sN
thu On• gem St udt•n
trrcsl Rt•search Gr
MS rch'.1Scd .1 shi
vtJals 111.11 r.t!rluln
shuJlS In PoriiJnd
prices lor urmeCdl~
ri'JIIacomcnl p.u ts
In 29 visits C
shops--v. Jilt cars
sound hv th" !Iuton
llOfi dt>Jlallllll'IIIS of
Ml Jlootl Commun
the rescnr chcrs w
D('{'d t>d " 0 I k d 0 Ill' I
thtl'dS of thf' 1nstnn
Jed. On 18 of ltll'
cssnrv ~cr vicing
om tn~ntJ1.lfl, rwNn
eacl1 tunc, th•• 1
Tolltl cost for I h
was no1 nct'ded ~as
$1,160.19
Tht> PSU student
took lh~· study asl
pa1r shop to chP4
rronl ('Jid and ask
len estimates of thE
or rt•placemenl p
Included In the e
flllilngs h'Om 15 '
Associated Tire Cl
metropolitan ara•a.
of the centcn., pa
looally-franctusl'<f 1
mended servtcl~ I
mobiles.
On 10 or the 1
TI'Searchers wen• II
ed lll'·rod servld
ol'w busht ngs. On 'I
I hi' t rto was t~
shock absorbers '
The reSJlective
bushangs wen• qu(
Sl?-$33 rnnRe. $3~
frequently . F' a orl
absorbers were que
AI one center, 51~
Blvd . a 1966 Vol
In the study wns
four nl'v. shocks
111r wheel shock q
total cost of 'S'10 80
AI two othe1 sb~
were COT rectly din'
I~ no slynlrica~
Glob~ Brake Cen
Powell Blvd. .tnd
Shop, Inc., 83·1 SE
both saul no ti!p.lt
l.'d
Tht• study team c
posstblv rraudulen l
occurring tn met r
land re~til shops
lhose vtstted by
team.
''The tlntJJ~ WOl
lhe consumer bas
50j50 chance or
tn·.ttment tn this r
port sl1led
December 1 -9, l ~
Associated Ttre. 5
1968 Cheve llt•
bushings. $33 00 ~
New lle-rod bushl
Assoctaled 'ri rl'.
1968 Chevelle -
bushtnts. 16.95; 1
N11w Tle rod bus
Nt•v. front shock
SOCiated Tt rt•, 633
1968 C hen• II(' -
bushulR;s. $32,95,
shocks, $27.50; I
Nev.· he-rod bus
Nev. front shocks
SOCI..lll•l "'I ft'. 68
'White p
establish
'Dial a
{CPS) -A "0
servtl'c hns been
Sl•att h• Bv dlnll
ontt mu y hl'il r F r· ·
sell prochu mt.><J 1
pov..pr movement
e!l such as .. Nt•g
lo be our brothN'
want Jo til• pa rl
and I hPy do not
hkt• clvallzl'd 1tum1
can'ti It's JUSI not
Troy claims I
scnptures 1\!ll 1
tomplelt•lv dt>sl
fl'om 1111.! 1.1ce February 2<t
e
lfor
tJt ry. 'l'ht· 1• h
Arm\'h Mthll
Or~t•n h.>d H
ll•l\t the' MNit • !c"t•nn·h OhJ
Ntl\'tll Hcha
ts, lire used
1tTIH't munllon
• pro!lpt•cll\ '1'
,. summunn
ncl•dll for
rL.oscnting lhll
long fJrnrr~t
\\ hich bt'RIIlS wr•
lnry tlt.lt•d, In
langunRt'
ct hut tht•
ICl'Of\d \'u) Ulllr
•t•porl, puhh•ht1
I 97 I , t h\· ll
t h l' i 111 or "'••r.·
ll~ fir~l volum.
"The inl1ucnct
t hns ~ignifi
I in•< IWn of rt<<•»·
rd." V.'ur
d IL•atlt•r
lnins, "J\t:uar;
t·omt• to mean
n tlw re.<:t'll r< h
~o\, und tlw • .. mnncv • •
\ hL• tt•port doc
•xplkit
implit•a 1 wn ~
et rcscHrrh
at n univcrr.u
llll!nl'\' w
Ill 1\111, 1111
id Ult• ltl
. lw call11
nd l'l'll t t• " ' • • J>llllliS UUI I
II ll
c, ~5 pNI'i'lll
I rdwrs ul
uld rntlwr do
nn· for<:cd to
) lol~ monu' • if rwopk had
pt•n to 1 hl'm
t• littlt· or no
.. h '• l' Sll \'S
~
~nstve
t•t·und volume
Jmbcr of
IIJ\·c lcupt to
leir work, r, .. .,_
o~~·n frct•h· to •
~ is not rl'
Ht•d. Punning
Pl>C !4tUit•IIIW • rst pullll urul
prl'H:o;Urt• to
ic t.t. jJum l'htiiCt r
to go w lwn·
n Uti SUj(Ct"d
r~gnged '" llll (
lice cptton "I
thnt our
a thrt:nt to
tat thc•v ft•c>l • l·d. f'or vc·n~ •
cJ for H du1m
~.~~·us ion of
an• oi 11 rnd ira I
P. lut\'tl
il lo\\ ·kt•),
Hlllcl\1 II the •
ltiiCCIU t l', nntl
tCkll Ull t•\'t•r
lOll\'t!ll II)
I' S\\'OPSl
n•)uh•s tn
11 nford, it11
I u U II Ill\ t'"" on~
rc!lt'nrdt pro)•·
It tl d , .. , II
mc :~!ll rompll'l•
111'10 blerl ol
• ·h ()()I) n•~t ''ll''
'J'hl• l't'!Utl•d
~n~tun ul hc'llt I ,
uu ld dt!lpt•l
ncutrulity ul I
I >••h•n t• I >•·
nc•cl with '' "'"~
to 11111• "h"t"'' Februnry 24, 1972
:Research reveals
fraudulent • prices
A IP.IIll ol t·•~se.ll chers trom
the On•gon Sludt>nl Puhl,k ln­
tcn•st Rc•St•.trr.h C'iroup(OSPIHG )
n.1s rcl<'aSI'tl ll study which fl'·
vt!.tltl lhal cc•rl.tln .win rc•J~o~h •
shoJIS In Portland IH e •auotwg
prtCt'S 101 untwl'dr.<l rcnairs and
rrplllcemcnl (1.11 ts.
In 29 visits to hi rep.dr
shops--.... tth cut'S certlfir·d as
sound hY the automollv•• eouc~­
tlou detmrtmc nts of Portland and
Ml nooo CommunHy Colleg•:s­
th•' res en r•chers \\ ·~n· told Uwv
nut.>dl>d v. ork tlon" tn ncn rlv 1 wo­
lhH'dS of tlli' Instances tlr.>cumen-
1 tro On 18 of th•• visits. unn('C·
cssnrv scrvlctng v..1s rec­
ommcn•led, 11vcraglng 6•1.'15
t'aCh limo, the t ~·pori noted
1 Total cnst for· lh•• work whlch
, W'JS not tH•(•<h~ was e~llmated at
$1,160.19.
Tht PSI.' studNtt~ who undt•r
took I he study asked each r~
VJIT c;hop to check the cur's
front l'nd and askt'<l for· writ­
t~n e.stlmatl':>J of the re(>utr work
or rt'JilacPmcn t patt s needed
Jnl'ludl'd 1 n I ht' evldenc~.> wt>re
HoolfUts from JS Vt!.ILs to nine
Assoclatl'd Tire Center.s an the
metropolitan art~a . All but one
of lhu Cl'rtl('rs. p:lrt or ~1 nat­
lonallv-frnnc hht'd firm recom­
mrndC..l servicing for tht auto­
molltles.
On 10 of the 15 vtslls, the
researchers were told they need­
ed llt•-rod servicing, including
nt•v. bushtngs. On 7 of the vtslts
the tno was told thut new
shock absorbers were needl'd. 1968 Chevf'lle -N• "' hocks -
nil whl•t~ls,l!l!i 00 1989 Punll:tc­
Nt•w II~· roo htU>hlllf? , $33,95,
NE.•w '>hocks a II wtu•lllN 69 00
January 31-F'ebruary Z, 1966
As .01 talt!ll Tin ,) I ZO SF. Powell·
1966 Volkswag•m -New shur.ks·
All wheels, $55 80, Nev. Slt't•rinR
shur. lo:, $15 00: l9G6 F'.tl con -New
llr>-rods, 21.!15. Assocltttl'<l
'fin.'. 8828 SE 01 vast on Not visit­
('(I wilh V\\, 1966 Falcon -No
rt.:Jt:ll rs round ne•••h'C! on f onl
AssociJlt[l(l f\rt>, 2600 Sf;
Holgate 1966 \'oUtsv.·ag(ln -'I o
nuw deluxe lr\lnt shocks, 55 00:
No repairs found ne(.'(h'Ci on fo'o•·d.
Assoctatr:!d Tin'. 6811 Nf. Unton.
Not VISilt'fJ with VW, 1966
falcon -Nev. tw-rud l.lushlngs,
$33 .9~ Assoclall'd Tire, 573•1
E. Burnside : 1966 Vo1ksw.aj!cn -
New tw-rOtl bushtn~ts, $32.95,
Nrv. shocks all whe~ls. $62.00,
Not vbltl'd with ford
Thl' two vl~lt!i v.Hh llll! Ford
fa leon ln which no rPp.ll r . w~re
found needed were mndP, In·
ctdentally on h•bruu ry 2 197Z,
the day aller somP or tht d.1ta
from the necember study lud ap­
peared tn the February tsSUl' ol
the Oregon Times
White f rout Automotive Cenlt•r,
10200 SE Wa 'Shi~ton: Woobch
tirothers Goodyear Auto Sea·vtcc
Center, SE 82nd and Bots~. B.F.
Goodrich, -1003 SE 82nrl; Sl!ars
Automotive Center, 52·1 NE
Grand: Ft res tone Store. ·12 15 SE
82nd; the Line-Up Shop Inc.,
at 83•1 SE S.tndy Blvd., did not
recommrnd unnccessa r'V re­
p:urs. butexamtne<l both the Cht•·
velle .tnd th~ Pontiac Ul such
a cursory manner th11l data from
those vlsats c;hould not b~.> rl!gard­
ed as comparable wtth other vtc;
Its made by the OSPlRG te.Jm Pioneer log Page 7
..
LC STUDENTS MAY SOON GET new living arrangements based on student interest• according to
Deon of Students Kent Hawley Dorm arrangements would probably drop lhe present sexual
segrlgntlon . Photo by Doug Fowler.
awley seeks dormitories
grouped on 'interest' basis
Editors Note. This Is the
second In a series of lour er·
llcles on the co-educational
dorm proposals now being con­
sidered
l'lw co·l·du,·utionn) conc~pt
jo; 0 gnod Ohl' ror ~Oml' pcoph!.
I h~licH• that the school now ol­
ft•rs u variety of housing optton
lor tht;> student. Perhnps t'O•t'd 1s
mo!ll sim1lnr to real life, und
wht•n· students can be \!:'l.po t!d
to intormol situntioM.''
Dcnn KPnt Howley cxpr'~ Ni Lht• \'II'W!I ol lhc tulrmnt!ltrauon
m rclllton to co·cducahonal
hvmg llttuntton!l lo t week.
,\lthnugh L1ppro,ing the co t:d
conc:cpt, Hnwlcy obji!Clt•d to lhc•
bn IC clu tfiutwn for dor·
mtturte bctng unly scxunl.
"Thcrt• nrc manv baacs on • "hit h to portiOn out living
assiKnmenlil: t'imilnr ucnd~mic
• • lnll•rests, Rl'll\'ttaes groups,
pccttll a.tttdJ groups -nil or
I hl• I' c.rih•rUI COil Jrj inl'!ud1• hnt h men and womr~n on the noor tl
thut as the Wtt'r' it turrwd out.," •
he ntd
The resp(lchve costs ol the
bushtngs wen• quoted within a
$1?· 33 rang€'. $33 quoted most
frequ!'nt Jy. f ront end shock
absorb~.>rs were quoted at ~27 50
At onL· center. 5120 SF Powell
Blvd a 1966 Volkswagen used
In lht> study was saad to need
four n.-w shocks and a steer
lOR wbe~l shock absorber at a
tol.1l cost ol $70.80
At two other shops, the cars
wer11 corrl!clly dtagnosed as hnv­
~~ no sl,nlhcant problems
Globt• Brake (enter. 936 SE
Powell Blvd.. and the Line-Up
Shop, Inc., 831 SE Snndy Blvd ,
both satd no rep.al rs were need­
l'd. OSPIRG begins logging study "As nn CJ:Rmple, tudt•nt.s on
the foreign tudie.." program
could return tu n holf-\\oy
hou c thnt would tnclud(• ohout
half the forctgn tud••nt.a on
camJ,US nnd mt~rcsted futurl'
foreign studtc pMllCtpnnts, tt
wt•ll n.11 thost• student!! rt•rurnmg
from theu trtp~ •1 he rcturmng
iltudenlS r.ould han~ lhr•tr C!\·
pt!riunn-s wuh other . ant.l at
maghl stop t h!.! pll mnmn ISO
mBn\' utter \\ht•n the• lrccclom
!hl'\ t•xpcrll'nc ,:d 0' t•r cuM 1
rt tr&dPd hy c mpus
n•gu lnt ion •'
The study team concluded that
possibly f mudulenl pracltces are
occurring In melropoliLln Port­
land rep.rtr shops--at h:ast tn
those visited by the OSPIRG
team.
"Thl' Clndlng would imply that
the consuml'l has less than a
, 50/50 chancl' of recelvu~g fail'
treatment 1n thls field,' the rt>­
port slat l'd.
December 1 -9, 1971
~S!iOCiilll'< l Til'~. !\811 NESandy
19G8 Chevl'lh• New Tie rod
bushlnl! s, $33 00 1969 Pontluc
N(•V. tte-rod bushings, S3Z 90
Associall'<l Tire. 2002 SE. Stark
1968 Chevelle NL'"' lle rod
bushings, $16.95. 1969 Pontiac -
Ne~ Tll'-l'od bushi~s .• 33 00,
N1•w front shocks, $27 50 As­
soctnt~ Tire. 633 NE Broadwuy:
1968 Cht>Vl•lle -New th: rod
bushlllfs 32.95, Nev. Front
shocks, $27 .50; 1969 Pontiac •
Ne\li Itt>~ rod bushing~. • 33 00,
Nev. fronl shock:\, S27 .50 As
soclatt"l "'art· 68·ll NE Unton
'White power'
est a b 1 ishes
'Dial a Racist'
(CPS) A "ntnl a Racist"
.setvln• has been ostabhshed In
Seattl(' Bv diu.Hnl( MA 2-0623,
Ont> muy honr francis Troy. the
St•lf proclntrned loader of o white
flOJ~t•r movemen t dt•Uvcr dantrlb­
l!s such .ts "Nt•grot>~ do not w1U1I
lo bl• our brothea ·~ 1'hey do not
want lo be rMrt of our culturt>
and lht•y do not want to bl•lmve
Ilk•· ct vllt1wd humnn bet ruts Thev •
can't; It's just not their naturt· · ·
11r·oy claams that ··the Blblt>
scnpturt•s lt•ll the whitl' rthlll to
complclt•lv dL•stroy ull Nt•grot•s
hum lht: l.lcl' of the earth." The Oregon Student Public In­
terest Research C.roup(OSPIRG )
loday announced a major study
of loggl~ practices in Portland's
Bull Run waten;hed
The student-funded research
group v. Ul Investigate ltmbet
removal pncttces In th(• dram­
age. Including clear-cuthng, nc­
cordl~ to Stephen R. McCarthy,
OSPIRG dh ector. He s:ud OS­
PIRG also v.:ill study the shde
which entered Portland '~ water
supply an e.trly January caustng
a salt buildup whtch hn:; not yl'l
vanlshl>d
OSPIRC.. chemtsl Dr.. Roh••rt
u.s. farm
subsidies
backfire
The U S. Corm subsidy pro­
gram was ortganalh ' cre.atl'<l to
help thr .. mull f.u·mer. But II
has been the largl' agrt busa
ness companie!. that have bt•nl'
flted most About '75% of tht­
farmen reCl'lvlnr ~ubstdy pay­
ments earn more than 20,000
a ye.lr. anti In 19'70 fa rmcrs
ltke Senator Eastland and the
family got $160,000 In suhsld·
les whtle John Wnyne .1nd part­
ners I(Ot $218,000
Tbl'se hug{' pa ynu'llt!. rontlnll~
d~spltt• the 19'10 • rn r m subsldV
control ,act" whtch wns suppo~f'd
to limit paynumts to $55,000 .a
f11 rmf.'r 1 h(: larr.t• f.trrners 'Wl't e
quick to l.tke advant.tgt· or Lhl'
luv. ·s loophoh•s und poor l'll·
forct>ml•nt by lht• U.S. Dl•parl­
ment of Agr•tculturl'. In f.1ct.
it was dlscovert ~d that Kenneth
F. frick, the mlln In r.h:u ~e of
policmg tht> $55,000 hmil, rc­
cctved $90,000 In subsidies last
Vt'.ll'. Gay wtll study the naturl' or the
pollutant and Its possible dele­
terious etrects.
"Bull Run uter is an Impor­
tant factor tn the quality of
life lor everyone an Portland, "
McCarthv satd "Tills sltde
raises a question about logglnc
practices and wMtberoroot they
should be pcrmttted "
McC.1rthy satd the dirty water
has caused considerable harm
to business, wdust ry and res-!dents .tnd that the dehuc'r .tnll • 1mportancl' of the walersht.'d
makes an Independent study of
thl' a rc . .l necess.1ry .
Studl!nls from Portland State
Universttv and several out-of­
st.tte soti coolog1sts "Ul be ln­
volved tn tbt! study. McCarthv
said
He said aerial surv~ys and
detailed analysas of U.S forest
Sentcc m11ps and rec:ords al­
r,,ady arl.! unden.ay
Overpaid administrators
come under
t.uyent: Or~.> (CPS)· Adtnlnl·
st rators who don't teach c.tr-.s­
l'S arl' 1 hl'Y bel ng JXUd too
much"
Allan Konrad. u Untvl·r~atv or
Orrgon 'it>n&Ol , raised this qu~:s­
tion tn J pt!ltlton he circuJ. &h~
on the Orf.'gon Unaverslt)' earn­
pus last week •
Konrad sent the ~tauon, whacb
said thl' Unaverslty Is "over­
udmtnJstcred," to the Oregon
State Board of Hlgher Educa­
t ton after collecttng 84 Slt:nll­
turcs.
The intent of the pehtlon, Kon­
t".ld s.lld. 1s to make studl10t.li,
as wt>ll as state board mem­
bl'rS, aware th.'lt "OAdmtntstr.a ­
lors can't be trush.>d to cut then· I
own s.tlarll's.'
His petition, whtC"b naml>d .&d· fire at UofO
mmlstrators he constdcrs ns be­
trw over-p.1id, notes that ••Jasl
sum rnl'r. admtmstrntors wert;
giVl'O rulses--ye t teachtng post­
lions ur l' being cui and tuttlon
IS bl!tng ratsed.''
Ht: suggests "knoclung 11 per­
Cl'ntntl' otr or the S.1l rles ol
all non-tt-achtng adrntnistr:.ttors
who make ntore lhan 20,000
a year 1 mean, I f1gurc a gu)'
can ll~l' on $20,000 a year &( he
rc.>all\' tncs."
The mam thrust of thl' pe­
llhon, Konrad said, "is ra1smg
thr: qucsllon or ·Arc these sal­
anes JUStifll'lJ?' and, assuming
they're justtfl~. then 'Do we
ne•"-l thest.' people 11 I ht!SC prtc­
es?' and at this time, v;~ don't
feel lhl' Unt ver.»aty can aUord
tt."
Utilities utilize rules
Your loc:..l gus and el11ctrlc
l'Ontp.ln)· haS Its proflts rl!fUioltl>d
by .1 ttovernmcn t :tlo!t>llrv Such rc­
gulahon ts supposl'd to tnsun ~
thai tht' ulllllles don't abust'lht•lr
rnonopohsltc control by chargang
high rates to mttkt• exc~'SSl\'t' pro­
Uts. Things havt>n 'I b\•(!n v.ork-
11~ out ~xacll) as planned. hov. •
ever· In {art, the. g.ts and elcc­
tnc compamcs m.n be the most
profitable or nll lJ S coq)()nt­
lions F'or t!.xample, acronhng to .:olummst Mtllon Moskov.tll. , thl'
1970 proHt return on suh•s for
the 100 largest utl!ill(•S \\liS 15%
(3()% lwrorc trrxes) v. htle 1\ a,·e­
rngt'd onl)' 4% for th1• 500 larg­
ost non-uhhtv oorpo~atton.,. But
tht• utiHtaes are still not .sDtls­
ficd Montana Pov. er, 'tlihtch h lS
the highest profit return tr1 the
nalaon. a centl · llSkl'd 1ts •~­
gulatorv ag~nc\' for 34f{. an­
l' rcnsc an gas rates ftnd a 1 '7
1ncrca \'!' tn el~trtc rate!) trl'!'IBing rhnt Lf' stud• nts
art• read\ to go beyond t lw co-ed
conn:pt, Dclln Hu" Icy cullcrl lor
more intt·gr l1on bel\\ ecn
r !Stdencc on c.umpu nnd the
•cndcmtc hie uf the ~hool
Until rt..-ccntl~-. the llld> or
adequutc Utffing hn ht•cn lht•
mejor ride.rrQnt to c.hnnging the
pro! t•nt h tdcncc hnll
arrnngcm•·n~. 1 )t!nn H "lc) ex·
plnincd One head n•sHh•nt fur
the t 972-i3 \"enr "all hl' n -cducationnl pcctnla t \\ hu \~all
ob en·-: model progrnm~ m
group tnrl 0oor IOli'taCIIOil and
r~porl tu the fiCh\•OI uti•
mtm .... trotum on tht• prugrt or
the progrnm"'
Oth~r uggt'1!1tnn!\ len" urch:cl
hy ll•·nn Hu" 1,., Wl'r•· "qutct"
dorm,.; lor 1 ht studl'llt whu \\ llll·
l.(>(f tt) I iH on ~nmpu tOr 1 he
(OO\cnten •c hut "ho \\Mi nul
~•xh dl\' mdmed "n dorm lor
the mtellc~tuul •t on t>.UIIIJIUl\."
he 8.111d
B·•nn Hrl\\ le\ nl o pmnted out
thnt thc• group mh'rcst dorm or
rlorm nonr c.·ould be c pundt..'<l tn
ll i'On<'cJH for ex mplc,
;\ugu lnn f'nllcoge 111 Mtn·
nesot:t olloYOed l'\<!t I dMm
\\ lwrc tudent h11d umln r tn·
tcn•st"' to ele\: t thetr o" n
curnculum for tht• •"X~mmg \'tlnr
Cl<t "t's "erl.' contluC'lcd hv •
~·\'~rnl Jlrnlc son; "ho nh•o
li,·l'd m th•• clorm
"In ..;horL, 1 hl•n· nrc nutny
JlO" ituhtt~;; IM ch 111gc nncl
rt•OI)\01\Illl lll t\uflll J~nh o;\ lf
tudc•nt \Hmltl lt:l u knu"' hv"'
&lu:~ h el Pt'rhClfls "·~· '~~all poll
them n \\-1:! ,lui ln t \'CAr. •
.. An md u•nttnn ('f l h·· clumg·
tng UJ'IIIIIIt\ on t;lttnpU!i I th~
rrc hmr:m "'unwu'" huu,.._ Ent h
\'etlr lhf•\' ttr11.• \ Oll•d Cllll b\ till'
girl ... m tlu fnll nud thr.n \nh•d
10 n~tttttl Ill the prm~: 'l'ht" m
rlt~nl< thnt tht• cln\l' fur tllllfl
ll\ iu~: '"' not llUih' 1 t• h•n l\ ~
~I II mt~hl t't'tll •• •
Horso drawn milk wagon-Edinburgh , Scotland .
Typtcal old English farm houu near Btrminghom , E
Warwich Castle · Warwlch. England .
Cold der •n Cambridge , England •
Wallt'd 'English typo' gurdflns • lnvorcs~ . Mussolburgh Scollond .
•
sh farm house near Birmingham Englond .
Photos by G. B. Arrington Stone hegh back budgo "' the heghldnd s ol Scotland. Pag 10 Plan r Log
AFSC
speaks consultant
on China
Aus oil Johnson w111 bo
apouklng about Chind lo LC
studunt~ Thur<Jduy, FHb 2•l ul
3; 10 p.m In Evnns 1vh ol\n­
son IS the Progrem Consult nt
lor lhO NQw England Rogron
Amortcon Friends Sorvlco Com
mlltoe He has rocontty lravol d
to tho Peoples Republic ol
Chin on tile tnvUauon of
Prince Srhanouk His addrus
will be •llustratod w1th shdos of
contemporary hfe 1n Chtna
•••
The Amoncnn Chornl OHOC•
tor's As9ocrollon will prcsont n
concert Fndoy, Feb. 25, rn the
chapel. The concert will boQtn
ul 8 p m
•••
1 Sollsti dl z.,greb chamber orch..-,tro will porlorm 1n the Chnpol nel{t Wodnosdny nl 8 p m. os port of
the CuUurol Arts Seuos The group has been acclaimed as one ol lho finest chamber orchostun in
th world. Admission praco IS $2 Charles Ooan tonor, will
perform 1n !>Onlor rocllal
a'st-;tod by William Han lin
IOOISt T h« l c: l
KOAP offers second • Elizabeth I Ill
'the • ,history series,
•
S turda Feb 26 7 30 p m
KOAP Channel 10 The second
of 1ne senes ol me ltle of
Ellznb th I, The Marriage
Gume Upon the d ath of t10r
hatl-stst r MOt)' Elizabeth
becomes Queen or England
•••
Saturday Feb 26. 9 p m
KOAP Channel tO • lv.1n tho
To11lblc, Pnrt 1," Ntkolnl
Cherkosov plays Ivan In the
Russt n-m de htstoncal
m sterpteco by Sargt"l Eisen­
stein whecn explores the lOtgn
of one of Russia s most &yran­
nrcal rulers
•••
Sun Feb 27 6 45 p m KOAP
Channel 10 Or Frank Munk
VISiting prolessor at LC and lor­
mer professor ol political
sctence at PSU will provrdc a
pr \ifOw and boch.ground lnlor
m lion lor local dlscussron
groups on the toprc • Our
Chrna Polrcy; How Fa~ and
0 ep the Thaw? (also rerun Thur day Mar 2 10 45 p m) . -.
Sun Feb 27 9 p m KOAP
Channel 10 The thrrd of the
senes of Elizabeth t, Shadow
m the Sun The Queen s
polllecol romance with Due
d Alencon ts explored (Rerun
Sat Mnrch 4 7 30 p m )
•••
Mon Feb 28, 8 p m KOAP
Ctmnnet 10 .. Tho Restless
Earth." Television orQun--IZOIIOrtS f10m IIVtJ COlin
trws have collabor tied on this
oocumenrnry on the
rediscovery ot ttlo earth
Origtnal trim for the program
was shot rn 16 countnes A
feature ol the program will M a
200 square-loot model of the
floor ot the Allant1c Ocean
wh1ch wtll be useo tn animated
ltlm to show what the area
would look ltke 11 lhe wnrer
were drained from 11
•••
Tuesday Feb 29 9 30 p m
KOAP Channel 10 'A Tnntdao
424 &.W.4th
announces ..
COLLEGE DAY
Ever) !>unday· flOc Puchflrtitrllto :.IO PM
FRAGILE LIME
HEADSTONE
OPEN 6 P.M. • 1 .~.M.
V•ltd Sludent 1.0 Admlta
Two few lhe Puce of o,. 1 Talc Dil~o~ld and the
Dovll." Filmed tn Trinidad , thiS
Jram presents an ancient
legend of the West IndiOS
Island
•••
WedneSday Ma , 1 ~
1\ '~' • Channel 10 · Vlbrottons
No 3." Drummor •t nt I ••1P
1-•, ion cellrst Msllslav
Aostropovrcll. and composor
Mlckl Grant uro tonturod Krupa
recalls the htgh points •n hrs
caroor with th~ Gooumrm Juzz
Ounrtct and the tormot•on or his
own orchcstm, the low points,
with his arr•Jst on mar ljunna
chor gcs Rostropovlch
examrnes tha cello as o solo ln­
strumem and ploys "Rococo
Var to lions· wun 1he Aldclurgh
Fosuvnl Orchestrn conducted
by BenJamrn Brnten Black
compower-srngor Mlckl Grant
srngs some ol her own com­
positions dealing With social
problems
••• Stops Allred Hitchcock's 1935
thriller about 1 nnocent
Canadian rancher drawn 1010 a
London murder mystery stars
Robert Donat and Ml\deltne
Cor roll
•••
Friday March
Chnnnel 10. 10'00 3 KOAP
p m Black
stars and new 1 •II '' •re
showcased In Soul". a
program whrch al o lr• quonlly
has tnlervlews With black
nowsmakors It 1:. hostecJ by
Ellis Hatzltp
• • •
Monday through Fr~day, 9
p m KPT\ Cnannel 12 "The
Oavrd Frost Show' Oavu.1 talks
v. th ntor~o .tmg personn1t11os
throughout the week Monday­
Prime Mrnrster lall Smtih ol
Rhodesia, Tuesday Mrs
Joseph P Kennedy, Wed-
nesdrw-Dore Scharv head of
the Antt-Oetamatton League
Bnt1sh Fascist leader Str
Oswald Mosley ThlHsduy-Kns -KnstofltHson and FridaY·
Frldoy March 3 KOAP. anthropologist Desmond
CMnnel 10 8 30 p m "Tho 39 Morris •• ····~·~····················· • • .·~.~. 1111 II.·:·. I I o I .,.,.,•, ·····-· .. , ... • -.It 1aY.JII 111111 I 1 . ~~~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
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Golet Open to 4.5
f~•• Cor Heote'•
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• POV'-'E Ll n•T USTWOOD In
: ,,.;·.~,~· "PLAY MISTY
I Gu••• Open (1•4 5 Mf• (!)
• J,.,. Cor Httot•r• • ;m l~ll.tllon to IC't7f)( ••• l I ~ ~,.~."l~.l'~ . S(~~( l£SS.t(A TO DE~ .. '·'·''''' ........................................ choCJu locJ lor Sunday F\!
nt 3 p m In Evans •••
Cuthollc Mtlat'l Is hold
S rturdoy niqhl t 6 10 1n
Collogo Ch.ipvl
•••
Tho Aoglonn l Counc•t
Chtlstlnn Ministry, Inc.
Ieung u SSOO choler h
black stud nt uttcndl"
church rolnted coli no and
ore mOJOnng In llolas reac11
a career rn P.ducallon
Christian mlnlstry SOCial
or nllrslng Tho deadllno 1
phcotlons •s May 1 For lu
mlormouon contact I he F •
clal Aids Olflco In Roc~
Odell
The Holy Oullnw.'' a
abo Jl • u 1 1-'"' I Father
Ber11gan will be shown
Tuesday . Feu 29 Tho him
bO shown at 9 30 am
Tomlinson and nt 3 15 and
p m In tho Councrl
Do!lallons will be acceptca
• • •
Tho toprc or tt)e Sunday
vice at thO Chapel F I "
be "WhO Am I Gomg to
For?' The S(HVICO IS b:
coordinated by Nnncy Ash
•••
Perrormors tor Musrc H
on Wednesday, March 1 w,
the Madngal Singers dl!
by Mr Hunlor Moore M
Hour rs hold In Evans
Wodnost1oy at 2 10 p m
I Sollsll dl Zagreb 1 ch
b••r ort hoalr .J wtll perform
tho chupol on Wednesd
Mnrch 1 nt 8 p m Genoral
rmssron •s S3. stuoenls
StJason tiCktltS will bo honor
•••
Rood nnd Borton Arnerl
oldosl muJOr ,, vor• rn th~
ron :1ul llr q I Silver Opln
Competition 1n ,vh, h ~ n
h1~ tot \II q $2 500 arc
ollored 10 women colle
students Roberta L t:s1per
is the Studont Repres~mtahve
LC Those Interested In
compet1tlon shoultl contact
nt Oc1oll 16 or Bo• 1180
•••
Th< Civ lectures huve be
rnovf'•j mcc agorn They
now held bock 1n Evans Just
case you wont to tho Cou
Chumbt:trs tnd thought ~
wero the first parson tharu
"The Ploblans Rohearso
Uprising optm hort F •b
rw~ ,d •'r A German tr nnedy
Guontor Gruss. II Is "n
within n play. wrth poiH
overtones Curtain umes fl'e
p m Tuesday th1ou~h Satu
and 2 p m Suntlny ot Ftr A
Thonrre General admiSSIOn
S2 student 11ckuts arc 75
Tuesday throunh Thursd.Jy
S 1 Fnany, Saturdny and So..
dnv
Mlck Jagger and 1 he Roll'i
Stonos Will olnr 10 nmct .. ,.
1tqht • mov1o, "Symphony
the Ouvll' rn Evan:. at 7
9 30 P m Admrsslon IS S 1
• ••
Showing tomorrow ts
of Holl," ,, vrntn~w j('lt-ncE· 1
tlon lhrlllor 1r1 3D Show
7 30 unci 9 00 p m
'Hy. Tont Funn11•s I'
proSt)nt tho tntt)rnotton
Houso, tha great com1c II
slturlno w C Ftold .•
Hopkms Jovc•l GoorgtJ Burr
Gracrc Allon Bold Lugosr C
Collowny md others II :; to D
l>roM comody th 1 lAkes n
In the zan1c t hotel
Shfll'lqhcu •· l ho lllrn dolus
1U33 Show•ngs will be at 7 p
nnd tO p rn jfl T Hnar
Lounge Ac1m1ss•on •r> 75c 2•1, 1072
Tne boa dpproochol
qulvorlng poralyzoc
RIGHT, the snake
who seems to go 1
LOWER LEFT, mou
LOWER RIGHT, a~
snake's head. By I
the snake's mouth Februnry 24 1
tnt
fla
or SlJnCJ y F Evans
• • •
Mu&'S Is hold 1,
qht nt 6 10 10
II Pol •••
Jonul Council
lnl~lry , Inc.
iOO scholar h
nts attnndll"
d college na
In ftelds I nd
education
I try SOCIUI lfl
·he deadhno to
Moy 1 For h,
ontact the A
lflce In ROOIT'
•••
f Outtuw,'' 3
prrest Fothcr D
II be shown ~
D 29 The lllrn
at 9 30 cl m
(j 81315 Dn07
:ounclt Cham
ill be accopted
• •
ol tht:. Sunday
.. hap• I I I
I Gomg to
service •s be
by Nuncy
• • •
lor Music
y, March 1
SlnQcrs, dlfit!O:I
ter Moore
1n Evnns
t 2·10 p m
I Zagreb 1 cht
Will pNI:>rm
on Weuncsd
p m General J.;
$3, studonts
ts will be honor
• • •
Batton Amo11
sliver milt
Silver Opln
II Whll I • I
S2.500 are b
women coli
blma L Esper
t Representollve
nterested m
tiOuld contocl
r Box 1160
ctures have br::
aq un They
In Evans Just
1 to lhe Cou
nd thought )
person thero
• • •
18ns Rohonrso
un::. h~>rl~ F~b
;Hrman trngody
S, It IS ' P
Y. With pohl
urtoan umos •rr
through Satut
~nday at Flt At
• ral admasston
kets arc 75 c
gh Thursdny
turd w and S1i
. . .
r and the Roll
lll ar n•••t f ••
• "Symphonr 1
Evans nt 7
'l11SSton 1s S1
•••
mOIIOW I'· •·
lnflt:t ~clonn· 1
l 30 Show 1
i p m
F lr n 11 ', s w
lntnr natlvr
II eat COOliC
F11~ld • Peg
. Gooro~> But
ola Lugosl
Others II s to t•
thut tnkcs pi
lOSt hotel
o II lrn datos lr
s w 111 bo :u 7 11
10 T unnr
1 75c rno boo llpproochos his victim at loll of plcturo Tho mouse 11111
quivering , porolyzod by four as tho snake neon; nnd atrlkos.
RIGHT, tho snoh boglns the long task ol swallowing hi& prey,
who seems to qo most cooporattvoly .
LOWER LEFT mouse disappears Into lho-,snake 's long thront and
LOWER RIGHT appears as a bulge a littlo wny bock from tho
anoko's hood By 1 hu way, that's the mouse's tall coming out ot
lho snako'a mouth: the snnko Isn't licking his lips. Plonenr Log P !10 II
Pet boa gobbles weekly
meal --without catsup
Photos b.Y Doug Fowler • 'I
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TWIS'LL All eE. ONE SAD
WE.T ~·. • February 24, 1972
The third anr
1uros in Avfallon 1
bOtnQ hold tht lu~
IM Oregon MuSOI
and Industry,
OMSI's Aviation C
oovtd StoOdiHO, It
ouector ol NAI
abOut some or thl
valuoblo mcdl
bCnehts of spaco
Sunday. March
Aancuollt, ol 8
weSt, Will diSCUS
pr1me tnvesttgat
rocks 8oth progl
10 the general pt
• • •
The 30th ann1.
the Oregon
Science w II be 11
State tomorrow
Feb 25 and 26
wh1ch tncludes
reQion's leadtng
tuntor researchel
trate on "Ttte So
Soc•ety" duung
sess•ons, whtch
open to the pu
and 8 p m Fud
the ballroom ot
The eventng s
htghhghted by
"They Share the
ol the "Sea Gra
Section mcehl
presentations I
papers tn sev~
SCht:!duled lor
ning (Feb 26) F
contact Bob St4
v1ces. Portland ~
at 229-3711
•
The Portland
ts presonling "
Man, Charlie
umes are 8 p m
and 8:30pm F
day ntghts thr•
AdmiSSIOn IS sa
S i ..SO lor stu de!
• 4
Ken Kesey's
Over the Cucl
be ng pre~en te
town Stop Th~
Brazee Strel
scheduled pet -------­• I
1 Cla s
I fee-l h~e dol I ty to your enet
I rather oat lake
I Ung caught • No1
I Uung to worry l
I at those crel'p.i
I the newh establ
I R.f (Rat ftrU.:)
I art-some exam
I otrer:
I T.P.tng roo"'
Jvoith sbavtng ere
1 Slnppu~g entJ
1 (Just beds • 601
J40~. other var
I later arr-.1nged .
1 Crank phon~
1 or othennse) -
1 for R f. o~
1 rormatton Cll!l
I -----------
I WBnted: use-d
1 goose<Jown sle
1 Dennts Rael
l ------------·~
I I nt!cd l ride
1 around Mar.
1 could use "
1 Mar. 22 •
1 ·' d1sgust1ng I Call Jtm Ext
I COLLEGt: .......
f $59.66 per
I group of thrn•
campus
1
1 hot walur, cOj
\'ILLA. 3400
I bur Blvd, , 2,H '------I Computer opcr
I est? For adi
I term.
I KLC Call
I 464 or wrtle L ------------
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• • •
F<S·
. THE.-
s-february 24. 1972 P1oneer Log Pogo 13
... ,
! 0 SI sponsors
I • Ill space research show,
Aviation and Space' II Quest
comes
soon
1 Tho thtrd annual Adven· p m Sunday, Fob 27 Resor-
t tures tn Aviation and Space" as vn11ons are a must to got a scat
f ooang held ~h ougt r ~ Jr ~ h 5 at Cull tho box olllce ot 228·1969
I tho Orogon Musoum ot Scaencc • 0
•
I and Industry, sponsored by Next week will bo tho final
I OMSI's Avmt•on Commlltee Or. tssuo ol LOG lor tho torm
f oavtd Stoddnrd, former Medical Anybody wishing to ploce an·
I Otrcctor ol NASA wlll talk nouncemonlt or clo .. lhod ods
I about somo ol the excllmg and must submit them to tho LOG
1 velunble medical spin-off office tn Templeton basement
1 benefits of space research On no later than 3 p.m tomorrow .
1 Sunday, March 5. Or Louts Absolutely no Insertions w111 be
I Aancttolll, ol Battelle North· accepted after that time.
I v.est, wall dtscuss hts work as a · • ·
I prtmo •nvesllgator on moon The deadline for dropptng l rocks Both programs are open classes .,., th 8 "W' 1s tom <N
1 ' to the general public at 4 p m The Registrars Olllce
1 • o • w111 not accept any schedule
I The 30th annual meeting of changes alter that time
1 the 0 rogon Academy ol 0
• •
Science wall bt. held ell PortiJnd The Now Theatre presents
State tomorrow and Saturday , Home'' by Oovtd Stlr ., d•rec-
Feb. 25 and 26 The Academy , tf.!d by Lyn Tyrrell The play wlll
whtch ancludes many ol the run through March •1, nt 215
regton's leadang sctenttsts and s E Ninth Streot. 8·30 p.m For
1untOI researchers w1ll concen- reservataons call 224-11·:•1 or
trate on ''The Sea, Scaence and 224-6839
Soctoty' durang the genelal
sessaons, whtch are tree and
open to the pubhc, at 3 p m
and 8 p m Fnduy (Feb 25) tn
ltle ballroom of Smtth Center
The even1ng scssaons wJII be
htghhghtod by the new lllm
• They Share the Sea the story
of the "Sea Grant" ln Oregon.
Section meetings teatunng
presentations ol SCientlhc
papers an several areas are
scheduled for Saturday mor­
nmg (Feb 26) For mtormat•on.
contact Bob Stem, Public Ser·
vtces, Portland Stale Un1vers11y,
ut 229-3711 •••
The Portland C1-vic Theatre
is presonllng "You're a Good
Man Charlie Brown •• Show
t•me~ .ne 8 p m Thursday n1ght
and 8 30 p.m Frtday and Satur­
day ntghts through February .
Admasston IS S2 lor adults ~nd
Sl.SO for studE'nts •••
Ken Kosey s play 0 ne Flew
O-ver the Cuckoo s Nest as
be1ng pre .entr.d 1t the Slab­
town Stop Theatre, 2.$29 N E.
Brazee Street The last
scheduled performance IS 3 .-------------- -i
1 Cla sified :
Feel hkt domg som~thUlg nas-I
ty to your enemaes but '4'0uld I
r:&tber oot tJke tbe risk of get-I
tlng caught'> Nov. you have no­
thmg to worrv about Get back I
at those cr1·t>ps saJely through I
the newlY estabhshed Odell Hall l
R.F. (Rat Fank) Service Here I
arc some examples ot what we I
orrer: I
T.P.ltli rooms-25~ (S~ extra I
~ith shavlllJ cream) I
Strtpputg entire rooms-Sl 00 I
(Just beds -60~, JUSt clotbes -I
40~, other va rlattons -praces I
later arr.tng~.) I
Crank phone calls (obscene I
or otherwase) -lS~ I
For R F or'ders or more an-I
formation ca:l Ext. 37Z I
----------------- I Gordon L1ghlfoot will be tn
Portland Thursday . March 2.
on · n• ar<. .heduled at 7
p m and 10 p m tn the Portland
Cav1c Audltonum Tickets are
avaalable at the usual outlets
•••
Dr William H. Pickering
Director ol the Jet Proputtton
Laboratory ol tne Cal I • o.1 n
shtot~ of Technology s1nce
t9~ . wall present a semtnar at
4.00 p m Fiday, March 3, at the
Oregon Museum or Sc1ence
and Industry (OMSI) The sub·
1ect for the semtnar will be
"01v1dends lrom Space Ex-• ptorat1on ·•
A news conference lor Jour­
nalism students at high schools
and college level has also been
scheduled here for 3 p m
Frtday. March 3 For further tn·
lormatton contact Clint Gruber
of OMSI. at 224-9500
. .
The Roman Catholic Arch·
d1ocese of Portland has an­
nounced the ·ormauon of a
Commattee on Human Develop­
ment composed ot poor or
recently poor people nominated
from partshes and commun1t1es
across Western Oregon The
comm•ttee's ma1n function will
be to so1tc1t proposals tor self­
help protects from the areas
poor and to make dectSions on
tundtng
lnqumes about the Commit­
tee for Human Development , as
well as contributions and
requests lor fundtng, hlms, or
speakers may be made through
the Socaal Actaoo Commtsslon
ot the Archdaocese at 2838 E
Burnsade Street or P 0 6os
351. Portland , 97207
•••
Alfons and Aloys Kontersky ,
two brother Jo from _ togne.
Germany, wall solo as duo­
ptanlsts 11\'tth the Oregon Sym­
phony Orchestra Monday and r,,csday Feb 28 and 29 at 8 30
p m nl Portland C1v1c
Audltortum Jacques S•ngcr
conducts Ttckets for the con­
certs are on sale nt the Ctvac
Auditorium Bo... Ot11ce
CotebrttV Attracuons Stevens
nno Son, Lloyd Center and the
Oregon Symphony olllcc
Tackets arc puced ct S3 S4 and
SS Student tickets are avtlable
the naght ol the concert at S2
• 0-
Mt Hood Communtty College
as spon r ll the 'Baptasm of
Steel. tournament lor begin·
nlng fencers The tournament
wlll begtn at 9 30 am Saturday .
Morch 4, It ts lor those fencers
who have never competed In a
tournam!ltll before No entrance
lee Is charged. . . .
The Allman Brothers Band
and AI~ c Taylor w II p rform at
the Salem Aud•tonum Satur­
day. March 26, at 8 p m Tickets
are $4 tn advance and S5 at the
door Ttckets are avallable at
6th A11enue Records, Stevens &
Son. Everybody s Records, and
the Crystal Ztllentum •••
The National Poetry Press
has announced Its sprang com­
pelltton to· the College
Student!. Poetry Anthology .
Any conE ga .. ludent Is eltgable
to submit has verse, there IS no
hmatataon as to form or theme,
but shorter works are preferred
by the }udges because of space
llmttataons Each poem must be
typed or pnnted on a separate
sheet and must bear the
"tudent s name colle e ad-
SEPO news
PIONEER LABOR EXCHANGE
SUMMER WORK -Construelloo.
c:aMery and warebous~ .. ·ork may
be avaabble Cor LC students in
Portland, eastern Oregon or
Washingtun state this summer
SEPO as taking 3-ppllcataons no
The ofhce v.1ll ootUv students as
openangs anse.
RECRUITER \'ISITS -
2/'!.4{7'!.· Massachusetts futual
I~lle Insurance Comp3ny "ill in­
tenoae' students tod3v.
3f3f72 S S Kresge Company.
3 nahonal rel;ul ftrm. 'lllll inter­
vae" stud~nl s tor fobs an manage­
ment, marS.~hng and purch.1sang
Career opemngs beginrung tlus
summer tor the U.S. Interrusl
Rf:>Y~nuc Servtc:e .... ,n be an ac­
countu.~ and ~tenernl man­
a~ement. Liberal arts, accoun­
tang or busmess admant.stratton
majors should talk ''lth the re­
crull~r wbo -.Ul be on campus
Marchi
Conl.acl SEPO (Odell Mano1
2!-A) fordt:!taLls or appointments
for anY of tbese recruaters .
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES -
Meter and f~nk Compotn Is
looking for tratnees lor an..~r
positaons here ao Oregon Fand
out what they have to oUer b •
calli~ SEPO, Ett. ~16
Wanted. Jsl>d b:lckpac.lc and 1
goos~o von sleeping bag Calli
Dennas Rael Ext. 482. 1 ------ ------- I
1 nl.!ciJ u rlde to the Bay Area 1
arotm\.1 Mar 15 or so. Alsol ~················ ~ • PREPARATION FOR APRIL e
I could use u nde back around 1
Mar 22 Sb.1re expensP. :and 1
: .1 dasgust lng sensl' ol humor. 1
I Call Jim Ext 233 or 636-0291 .1 ---------------- I I COLLEGE STUDtNT SPECIAL: 1 r $59.66 per mo. 1)\'r student for
group of three Three msn. to
I campus All ~tpphances, '/
1
1 hot water, garb.lge, parklog. KIM
Vll.LA, 3•100 SW Allee at Bar­
t bur Blvd , t-44-9300. I------- --------1 Compul~r operuttoos your lnter-
1 est"' F'or ucttv1hes credit nut
I term, computer operatton Cor I KLC. Call John Mcintire at Est
L~4_0.!:_!,.'"~ ~-L..£_!o!.:?.:_ ___ .~, : MCAT OAT LSAT:
• GRE ATGSB •
• BEGINS MARCH .s •
• e Pr~ti!IIOft ICW ~~~ <IPQ\IIrt'CI -.td,., ~~lOft to •
• ~~ Qti!OV.tlllt 'CI'IOolls
e S • M'UIOI\ CO.,t),C'\ -lm.lk< ~~~ •
• • UnlliO\ol fll l.tl)f lnYIM "CW ,.. .. ,_ •
• (o.;ru m•'""'' c;ot\ll"'"'l' WO.IIO
• e HO<t\P till>!• m.t .. UII Of~r.O 0> ~1Cir"ll tf'INC" lofld •
• STANLEY H KAPLAN •
• EDUCAT-IONAL CENTER Stnce 1938 •
• In Portland Artta (503) 244 1329 •
~················ ~ Clrcss nd home address
Manu crtpls should be sent to
thf! Otflce ol the Press Notional
Poetry Press 3210 Selby
Avenue Los Angef~s Cattror­
mo 90034
• 0 •
Soochow Untvor&ll y tn
Tatpel Taawan Republtc of
Chana offers durang tts second
summ~>r se .. saon transferaote
courses tn Ch1n se rt history.
culture. language tingutstlcs •
philosophy ond comparotave
religions The 8-wee~ sessaon as
trom July 10 to Septemb4;!r 1
1972 For mformataon and an
apphcallon blank tnterested
students should wnte to the
US coordanator Miss Marcia
Harms. Box 133 308 Westwood
Ploz.a Los Angeles Calltomea
90024
•••
Clackamas Communtty
College has begun a series or
commerctal films, fhe hrst ot
the sertes "Oklahomat .. co­
featured with 'Unicorn In the
Garden: will be shown Thur­
sday March 2 at 7 30 p m tn
the Claremont Bulldtng Room
133 There IS no admassaon
charge
• • •
A seco ll o tormance ot
Oomzettt s Rlla"o a one-act
com1c op·t • Enghsh as
scheduled for 7 30 p m on
March 5 at the Crvtc Theatre
Tickets may be obtained In ad­
vance ol either the Cwtc
Theater box. office or Stevens &
Son. or at the door tor S3 lor
adults and Sl lor students
0. 0
LC begtnnlng lancers are tn·
v1ted to parttc•pate m a cltmc at
Clar1< College m Vancouver
Tne chnlc w111 cover the etec­
triCBI sconng apparatus. there
wtll also be some anter-school
compehllon Tne chn•c •s
scheduled for 6 30 p m Feb 28
Monday 'pu:1tu I Qu t H, Jym
Jlfl!ltUm, W til h£• pr en led r)n
c.:nmpu M t• h 6, i nnd h 11.
ll!rtUt(! llt'tl!lton!l, tw 0 Jlt'r cf Yo
"'" sctwdulcd. to cov r o tde
" rit•ly nf lOflle!i
Hcgmnmg tt l p m on Iorch
G, Jnrk h\li rt:t wall pe k on
''Mmrt 0\cr Mnu,.r' At p m
George Emcl) wall 1 cturr on
G1bron, Mud d nd de Ch r
dtn
,._,.,!!lOn!i nn Tu~ '· Mer 7,
f!!oture [) ntel Fn ~I kmg on
UFO' t 3 p m Or hofica
K rnJ.tl.•ll , ncuro· .,"'C.h, ln
re c n:her nd uthor 111
&penk on H1gh r • n J,erccp­
tton ot p m
On Morch 8 "Lom •·
psychtc \\ho dared$ a Jlhll n·
thrclptc:: due: t10n nt.-r on Or
cas J.,Jand, ~til pe k on A urn
and K~rhon PhotoRr phv at lJ
Jl m Th{' fin. I ton, ut p m
\\'Ill fc tU te II mm f\J
tnh•menL" b • oil of the pre\ tou5
peuk~n
Hl.lr\c\ Freemon, Gnu:e
McGmm , Mannon Fr nl.!l!.
1-:ugene Ko" lenko ond Htrk
Chapman \\til be pr ""' t
e ch 1 turc to net r pon·
den~ "'ho wall re ct to th
pe ke~ ond • r.e a cat.ul)~ts
for audtcn anteractaon durmg
questJOD·Dnd· ruwcr pcnod
~ 1! nd Cl rk &tud,.nt.s w1ll
ha\C lirst chan ut th tar..k u.
and w1ll be abl to bu.. la k l
Cor one dn}'s I tures for J 00
T1cke~ ore now B\&alnble Crom
Helen Hutchtn.'IOn at the Infor­
m tton ()~! Others wtll ha\e
to p:!) 15.00 for t1 kct to all
1:1 ton
~Jllrtl\lal Qu t II ""' b! 1ng
coordmot.ed bJ Kathryn €\1 n
o( the 0" •n>ellti Office. and
follow the fin;t ~ptntual Qu\' t
S\'mfJOSIUm wh1c::h w & hdd o.t
term ptnlu I Qu t Ill as now
bemg Jll nned for 8omeum I te
mM\ . ., wvann1 1 DCCXL PIUERil
EAT IN or TAKE OUT
740 N. $Utli
fore\'er
long time
together
frightening
family
responsibilities
make it
financially
our program
insurance
invest
now
costs less
means securit '
later
see us
on campus
.:;top by
together
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Frasch & Associates
Racnard IH. Frasch Mgr.
Sutte 315 Rav1era Ptaza
Portland , Oregon 97201
Office telephone 222-"301 1 hOO•s"IS-Fobruo
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• • ommune c a1n o ers more ever Ill
GOO dtdn't dae for long In Am·
eraea. Th£' gt~neralJOn thai hn1'-e
"'lh middle class \'ltlUL'S In tht!
~niles, that-.. ent scampl'rln!t an­
er Tamtlth)' L''U} :) though lw
'I ere the Pat>d Paper. tum an& on
or droppaog out en mas!>t', no~~o
bDS ~and ert•d fnto rclu:aon
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Whether the' 've chosen Charlie
1anson, Jesus Chr1s1, or Mchl'r
Bab3 as the1r prophet, the\'' re on
their } to God And 3 nc"
prophet has arisen tn the West,
one ..:bo not only Df'Jl('als to
11oung dropouts, but to mtddle­
agt"d dropouts, hOSt' mindS hav••
been ch~ngt.>d by halluct>ngenics
His name fs \'ictor Baranco
In Morebouscs, utoptan com­
munaties which are sprtnglng up
all over. from Ra,.au to Berke·
ll'y, \'ietor's ptcture IS every­
,h~rt ·, ~nd r~used ns though
tn blessing, and 1n the heads ot
h1s lollovers his n.am~ rll\gs as
hl&h as the name of Mohammt.od
or Chrtsl.
Search
lo tbe starT tbat 1s told hl<e
gospel by his faithful, \'1ctor is
lbe bero of the tre;tl Amencan
success story. He as a hustler
voho made hts fortum.• from hiS
intuJllon for business . But mat­
erial wealth "''lls not enough for
\'tctor In tbe 1960s, "ben the
p s) c bed e he revolution bl>gan,
\'ictor was restless and deprcss­
l>d. He sought ror meantng 1n
psychotherapy , 1n encounter
groups, tn Setentolon . And he
round n at last on LSD· -one of
those great acid flasht;S tn wh1ch
e'·eryth1ng ts und<>r.stood. That
•'Is a t1me when many of us
Ullle Buddhas recognJzed our
Buddha sehes· a peak ~xper-
1encc t~t •as once reserved for
religious leaders, but lh2t has
no.: been made available to the
masses 10 tbe lonn of LSD Rtghl
on Vlttor, so lli hat?
No Buddha
\'1ctor B.traoco ts not JUSl n­
otbt'r littlt! Buddha. He not onl)'
recogmzed that be "'11s perfect,
but Uat be could be more per­
fed 11 be bustled. Hts enligbt·
(!nment ns not a medtlattv e ont>,
sitting st1U, regardtng his nav~l
It Is an enhgblenmenl lbat mush­
rooms Its physlc41 mantf~sla ­
tton is the sexual orgasm and the
word for it as More: moru sex,
mon.o fun, mon• profit.
Today Victor lives 1n seclusion
ln Lafavetle , Callforma with his •
wUI.!, his disciples (v.ho c:trr)'
names llkt! Ju<Us Cohn and St.
Peter), and a band o! his foli­
o• ers, some of whom camp to
tents In his b3ekyard . 'Tbcy arc
IUS Sla\'CS BOO their purposl:' ln
Ule is to give bim pleasure He
mates fe• pubhc appearances,
-and uo one ts allo'lled to se ·him
ttbout his express p('rmisston .
Th•· otlicW tacade ror tbc
Mor bous~ organtulloo is 80
Hamtlton Place, tn Oakland. II
1s a handsome \'tctorJJ.n house,
•ell furntshed , Wt!ll k~pt up,
_ to impn,>ss tbP public. MoreboutH .•
O'ltllS hve other houses on Hamil­
ton Place. Tbe} say lltey ar~ buy­
Ing the nelgt.borttOOd .
The hft> and le3cbmgs Qf VIc:·
tor Baranco wen~ lnlerpr .. lt>d for
me by Bnan Sbt>k.PlOU, the PR
• man, who prell•rs to call htmG••If
the restdent phUosopher. Shf:kel­
off spent a year wtlb a Tlb~:tan
lama, and be considers U'lat be
ts deaJioc whb the same conce(lt.s
no•, ln lbe ph.ilosoptly of More,
but ln a ny that ts more uaU­
able to popular understandtng . \\'h;1l VIctor teachos IS .1 re~
lntlvlsllc 5\Sit•m, n lctntJ oJ t'mo­
tumallnisscr.-ratr~. tn which lhl'
onh· moral ahsoluh• as that then·
n~e norw II ts ne:~lly pad..1r.ed
into a J3f1Con ..,htch rt.tduct•s .tll
ol hie's stntlt(tlcs to .1 gam~.
1 o :.pt~r,).; an thts Jargon, She~ ~t­
off told me, Is ''to think clean."
Morcbousl!rs all usl~ tt; ll IS the
,.n VIctor SJM!:U:s
Basically, there are two post­
lions (rom ,_hiCh Onl' C!ln pl:ay:
onl' can agN!l! or one can disa­
gree To dlsagr e me an s to
choose to suffer. SufleriOR Is
must recognlte that one chooses
to sufCer. II one wishes not to
sutter, all one has to do ts to
agn·t•. All poslllons Jre valid.
••What about authorllarlao rl!·
glrnt•s?'' I asked Shekelotr
"Authortt) ·~ •• he told me "Is
only reprt•sslve insofar us you
dlsncrct• ~~otth 11. If you're total­
ly an agrcttmenl with the master,
Uu:n your sla v'-'rY Is not abJect.
11 's a love relattonshtp .• Nobody
Is l!ver seduced. Pl>aple lUte to
play from v1cttm."
"Old the Je••s m concPntra tton
camps en toy playang the \'lcllm ?''
I 'WOndered .
"What we knov.· about that Sit­
uation IS that It took place. rt
was a prelly b3d situallon. But
scholars tlavc po1nled out lbal
there were all sons or oppor­
tunllies lor the Jews to get out "
"What about th•• war tn Vtet­
nam?"
"II f•xlsts by virtue ot our
knowtng about II You c.1n use
it lo tmv,. an sorts of p;lin and
mlser,y .''
The V1chm, by thJs system,
must take r••sponsbiUty for hit>
YICIIrnlutton In pracllve U1is
has lnh1n·sttng n•sulls. Bt'CIIlu~e
tll poslttons are valid, Mor~­
house at once holds that Uus soc·
icty as perfel"t, and anyone In
rebellion against this sociel)' LS
also perfect.
So It Is that a young man wllo
ObJ~ts to the war In Vtetnam 11m•--tl t:; n p31'1 or II rc nut one
IS ••ncourngt"<l h\' ~01 chouse to
USl' 111 hiS IOIJI'Rlllt\' tO find B
v."3'' not to go 1 knov. a young
man ror v.·horn llu~ v.or kl'd out
most successfully lh> :tpJn'.lrcd
at hts lnductwn Jthystclll a t'fiV·
tng rnantnc, v. tlh n lcltl'r lt'Ont
a doctor .tllrlbutlng his stale ol
mjnd to his connecllon "lth un
organtr.ation cnlled Morchoust•,
v. hlch encour:t~cs bt>SIIl1hl}' and
bomosexu.1l1ty . fie did not men
get as far ns tht• psychtatnst
belorl.! he v..1s declarl'd unhl
lor m1Utan· Sl'n-lce. •
And the doctor's acrusullon
IS entirely correct. A homo­
sexual, a prJcllltont.>r or sod­
omy J rapist, a murderer, will
all be told how perfect they are,
at Mor~?house.
What Mor.-house does fot pco­
plt> who feel weak is to make
them strong by assocl.\llon When
you JOin Mort>house 11 becomes
your CamUy, and B1g Mamu Vic­
tor loves you. VIctor offers sanc­
tuary and resourct.'s tor soc­
Iety's reJects, Its problem chil­
dren, and Cor' those who are
.simply unfulfillt'Cl by the nlnt• to
fave grind, I met mldcJle-actKJ
•' x-pro fessfonals , as well as
young hlp P<'<>PI" tn MorPhouPs,
hut I was surprised to find no
wortmg artists.
Heirarchy
J askt'd Ll'o ZcfC, a p~vcho
logfst, a lou.~ ttml' rrtt•nd .tnd
a.ssoctalr• of Bnmcg's, wby this
should be so. Hf• told m•• that
all lhu crPaltve c•nt•fltY Jl Mort>­
bousu goes Into lbl! community
''Till'y don't own thtlr own ltv•·~ • •
he said. "Morl't1ouse -..ants .;u
ot you." Hf• fl·t>ls II offers u
S3fc haven lor peoplt• who nN.'<I
one, but Cor olhcr5 lt r..an be
deeply dtsllluslonu., That's bt:·
cause lhts rcliRIOn of permls­
saveous, actu.allzt'd , is a rigid h1crarchtc: •. tl svstt•m.
lt ts somewhat llkt• n '"'''
hh•t•. All th(' pow••r .uul t•nergv
nuhalo.:. from lhl• qur.t•n hl'l?,
V1ctor, \l.ho ts Ced and rturlur­
ed tw his follolu•rs . Evt•rhodr IS • ulllmnll•ly Vu:tor's sl:.vt•, nnd
tlw higher up you .t rll lfl the
ory.anlzallon, the mor c sl,,vcs
you (ll't. Everv household IS .1
small r~pllcn of this .ln'.\Og••·
mcnt, ht•adNt by n hous~moth••• ·.
whoSl' ple.Jsurl' is the cornm.uul
01 the mt>mbers of lhP hou.:.€'hold
And Morehouse not onlv asks
tor an emotional co nun It ment
--~--
well Early 1n the history of the
oryamzallon a number or rich
people joined brtn~~:lng m their
houses and money The ayrt>e·
ment was that iC they WIShed 10
withdraw their person..tl posses
sions would be returned plus 8
percent lnterest But a lot ol
people lost J lot oC money througn
lhe1r Involvement wath More
house One m.to not only lo!>t but f«lr your WOI'ldly K60ci! u
If vou v..111t to become 1nltta1
ed Into the Mtlrt~hu usl" lih· slyk
lttt• course to sl.trl ""tlh Is
•• nco lll".lg€' oqpsm---more Q!
bt•llt'l or~asm -··f'Sper.lally 11:!.
h•nwh• or•~asm ""hlr.h Is bank;
to rome hy than the male A
rn.tn h ts to shov. .1 man ~hzi
gives her pleasure, th"Y ~~~•
Mon•house, but sht• can't ~
to tlo this unlll sht• kno~~os heJ
to fllV•~ ht•rsclf plc.asurf.! . f'f'l
womt.!n kno-. how to ma:.turt4!t
lo orgasm. Jn the B.tstc SeG
s u.1llt y courst.•, m .. sturbauoc.,
v.htch for most pt>oplt• is a SEt
relive nnd lont.'ly p.Jstime, iJ
t.>lev.lt('(J to the lev(>l of a vtrttt
l.lbcr.llt.! your hooy, v.:ornen! Go
Into your ht>drooms, armed \iU
a lubricant, shut out the ki<U
hu ry llw phont>, and beg1n to
f\..XplorP.
Do it
The lubricant Is kE'y e\tf!
Morehouse bf'droom b equlpp.N
with :1 lillie j:1 r of oranpe Jtl·
ly. decorated wllh the More syn:
bo, und c.'llled "do ' Jelly. Tt
"do" somebody, Jn Mor PhOQH
Jurgon, ml'ans to make love t;
th~m . One should no sooner "do
onc!it'lf or .tnyonc elst• wlthcllit
a lubriC4nt, than give a mas.
sage without oal.
To get along with n womu
a man not onl}' has to "do" h£r
WC'Jl, he has to understand
heat cych•s. These arl' limH
ol high rem.1le energy, ,.-htd
occur tv.1ce amonth, once an lit
middle of the menstrual cyclt
and oncl JUSt be!ore the per·
lod Th(' symptoms of ht>al an
moodtness , bllchlness, feroc1om
hous<> cteamng. or sexual lnsal·
lability
In Basic: Sensuality a man iJ
told how he can "delumescf
his woman Sex Is an tmport.ul
method, but fortunately tl 1s DOl
the only one, since old tadin
and little girls have heal c:yclts
too, If you fet•l uncomCortablt
about "domg" your little girl
or your g~ndmother you w
brush her h:ur Instead, or lar.
a Rood lon~t talk with her.
The a1m ol thts philosopbt
It would sef"m as to be constanl·
ly commg. I talked to a yoU!(
woman who httd a long conn('(·
hon with Morehouse, and thl.nls
11 Is a terrible bore. •• All lhEJ
cvt>r do 1s tuck It ::. theh soma
In Morehouse, sht• told me, sbf
"a~ under constant pres:.ure to
slec:>p wUh all the m~n She !Pels
I h n I tbe relationships bel w r~
p eo pIe In Morehouse ar& as
merhanical as lht'tr Jargon
She also provided me with tb1
intrtruing theory that Baranc
... to become initiated into the
Morehouse life style. the course to
start with is orgasm ---more and
better orgasm ---especially the
female orgasm
thousands , but IS himself PJY·
ir11; back $6,000 w debts which
were Incurred 1n hts n.1me
Morehouse, With Victor at
tbe corporate helm, Ls btr. bus­
lnl:!ss Vtctor sells fronchlses
to pe-oplf:' who want to start lhr'h'
own MOrt"bOUSC5 11 C06tS $2,000
and "lVI'S you the nghl to use
the Morehouse name. and to t'n
gugl' tn teachli\R th€' course which
which propor..tlt• Vtctor s Ideas
on such subjects a~· Sensuality,
Jt•alousy, Mont>y and Possl!ssfo n,
and Communication . Tht• cours­
es are the prorH-maktng ent~r ­
prlse In whlcll all Morehouses
are t•ngaged. Is pulling oil the ulttmatt:' l'OI
gamt• sh:.tllnp money from hi$
follo~ t'rs, stn shl ng II an J Swl~
bank, and plunnlflll to retire lrolll
M or chou s e with has tllgotteo
gatns Yet l'Ven It this Is true
It would only be n demonstn·
lton ot hts philosophy and would
merely provP pcrfecUon at thlt
wblch tt .. has alw-.1ys been ptlr·
ft>cl . busllu~g or possibly conniP&
p.ooplt• lie would only bt: playlnJ
rrom wmn~r agaJn, creatln& .lD·
oth~r chnpt~r In hts grc..1t A mer·
lean ~uccr.ss story. And his loll·
owers, agn•elng to thetr vtcllm·
lr.allon, would luugh, and reca«·
nlzt> hun as betng more ~rCt!ct
than ever. arJ 24, 1972
IU~HKEt.ln· ICP~ l
rrcn 101 :l2. U" i t hi
, .•• u.mntlt•" m illmnn l
1,, rwrhnp m I
11tnrtc·tl f't•rtnpllfl'1
ostcm Jill! I orw y1•n r ~
111 tuur: "ju"t n\1
L\IU wnrk11r11, n nd
l.l'tfettlr).'' No\\ tht!rj
r-l!tf<CS an 1\mc•nr.u nnj
In t\\n )I'Hn\ Wnrr
0 "go ewer tht• oount
pnrlnnr1• f••
(tn t lw N••"' VI , .......
.., •. _ .. ongcl ruul 111 I\\(
thnt, Ill 197 h, lw
rti\'IIIU; llniRS!WC I II lor
ton clullu rs
Tht·rl' t mont~y
It "ou ld Ill' t•a y, H
rd Worrt'n 1 tn
mo~r• :.)o Hut ht• I n' L )
he 1 n't. ,\nd t~i
i'.\'idt•nc•· .,.. nu I
:t!lliY thnl thi10 younj
things up h
lih <'
omb
(CPSfWtn)--Dur lng
hours, 11 the uvc
bOmbing w1ll take p
In the Untied St~
or ten ma)or U S tl
novo bet?n threahmec:t
Some urban orr
now have securl
:Jres that nval even ~
elabOrat~ pr('cau
vlll'''"' to a roport by
4e<i'ulre, senior m
spcc1allst at
tn>n 'c~ Board.
Reprinte d fro
Win Magazln
Until about 1960,
r.en::!asf'd at about the
cr1me tn general. i
ho110ever, the in~
ombill has c:llmb1'<1
than lhP crtmc r
....... ., 1960-65, for an.
Cttv pollee recq
:ombi~s . From 1965
r, there v.:erc 438
~8%, agatnst a r1
tor the overall c:l
ReHable anformatl
cut num~r of bom
against e1 th
governml' nt facllth
t to obl:11 n Whtle
Depart ment ·~
ed O\'er 35,000
the 151/2
stodtl'd1 many lav.
btolteve I hat
~amlber of thn•ats ln
-"::.111 a v~r JRes bet
75,000 annually
Ooe re:~son for this
is that many bust
ll.sbntents no longer
warnin;s.
, ror example,
II no longer not
poltc~: or Its o"' n
ev('rv bomb threat.
With Oflt: motlvt•!>
1111,.. klr.t or bomo~~~
is lt>ss I
prtor cnminal
beiiN' l>ducah!d,
Qntlally mori• soJphl~
Ct!S, nnd is ofll•n
to dett>ct and
U S Treasun cfal.•
about 65% of "IJ
tulprrts go umh·~
rem:nning 35• .. t
groUJlS· -such a
Weatht•l
on en ad ntthet.l
E:lfllosivcs arc reaa1
com(' b} As
if:i.:nl put it, •·an]mnOI
!!JtJllOSIVC tnlll~l
ly tryang " w • llll
•orltlly ROOd$ ll
o beromt• lnillat
t•hou~c It h) lily It
Sllll·l ""lth Is
,.,sm---rnorl! a
• ·-t'SJWCH\lly Itt
which I~ hanlt:
~ tht• mule A
1ow a man b.l!
Hire, they sa,
I sht• c.1n 't bep
1 shP kno-.s bet
l plrasurc Fn
lv.: to rnasl ur~.~att
the Baste S
ie, m:JsturbaHO&,
peoplt) IS 8 S ,
aely p.tsllmc, h
h~vP.l of n vine
bO<Iv. womrnl ~
10ms, armed •1u
lUI out I ht.> kldl
ll', and bt>gm Li
it
11 ts key t'h ·,
room Is equlpp­
'r of orang(' jc
hh lhe MorPsym
• •do" Jelly Te
, tn Moreh~
to make love te
ld no soont'r "do
on~ els" TOt~
an gtve a mu
with a WOilll!
has to "do" bd
) understand bti
rhese are Hma
~ energy, 11rhld
onth once tn li!
menstrual CJelt
before thc ~r·
oms of heat '" bmess frroclow
or sexual insal•
sua.ltty a mnn u
an "detumesct
IS an lmportttl
tunately tt ts nd
since old ladttJ
have heat cyclu
I uncomrortablr
vour httle girl
mother you cu
mstead, or hlff
with h£>r.
this philosoplly
s to be constant·
lked to a youq
S a long COOO('(•
)ouse. and thtnlS
bore. "All they
lt s Lhelr som.1 "
sbe told me ~~.~
tant pressure tc
ae men She feth
,nsbtps bet,., l'~
1rehouse Jre u
~eir Janton
ided me with tht
ry thnl BaranOl
rse to
rnd
e ultamatt! coa
jl1lOnl"y from hu
~ ng H In a SwiSS
to rell r~: I rorn
his Jll~otlen
II thls Is tru~
a demonstr.&·
[SOJflllY a.nd would
fecllou at thai
.w~vs bf'~n per·
:Po:sstiblv conn1ng
only be plJylnC
• cre;ttin~ Qn·
great Arn••r·
• And his foil·
their v1cttm·
, and reca&·
morl! P\'rfecl 24, 1972
at:HKgLt·:Y H'l'~l ·· Wore!
L''"""'nl!l :.!2 lit• I 1111' )UUORtlltl
l(.nuult•" milhunatn • 111 tlw
tr\ • 1wrhnp '" tl\l' ,.,orld
11t;rtt·tl 'l't•rmpnrwr, Inc. m
MIC'IO Jlll'l 01\1' \eRr ltj(U Wtlh a
nl lnur; ''JU!tl ml', l\\o l'JC•
ttLh wurkc•rs, und 11 lc•gHI
..,..,,0n" Nov,; lht•r• nrc 100 . ~ JliCC!I 111 ,\ nwr !I'll n ml < 11 nnd n.
Jn two '''HI'S \\'arrl!n •·xpcct
•go u\nr tht• c Cl\llttor ... ( toc:k
rkcl pnrlnm •• lnr llil!Uang
,UA,. nn t llf' Nt•\\ York Stock
•.• r~,Rnj,td and in t\\o :Yl'Ani nf·
thAI, tn Hl71i, lw ~tntactpllll'
10g nntn ~··d n lurhmt• of 20
lton tlollnl"ft.
1'ht•rc 1 mont',)' an ll·rm·
pCili
It woulcl Ill_' c•nsy. tlwn, to suy
Warrt•n 1 1n 1t lor thl•
, , .. Hut h•• ssn' 1 At INtlH lw • he 1 n' 1. ,\ ncl some hurty
c\'tdt•nc c ~ ould mdc<•d
1.,111y thnl thtt~ ,young mnn lms
1•r thingtl up his Kh•t•\'e.
1ng lik•• compl~h·ly
rtvo1utwni1.in~ lhl• AmcrH'an see
u mvc•rsat y/rull c·g~ II.) l••m.
"I stnrto•d 'rermflllpcr, hu
wath thc· 1rlN1 of hruagmg altoul
mllB!ll\ c• c•d urnttonft I reforau I
wn 111 t n mnkc> the• 1\ rnt.! r ic1m
'' mvc•l'8ity (lt·fu n• 1 h) 1976 Hy
'76 I wall huvtJ lhtJ m••nnH, tht•
t•·1·hnoloJt\', "nrl tho' mAnpow••r
(ht• dnunl! hi oompa nv hllt'l
mort• Ph l>',; nml M.A' ••m·
plo.)t•d propurtionntr ly, thnn the
Rnntl Corpornlu>n) lO do it M\• •
sy&ll'ffi w11l thnroughly rcstrnc•
turt• lh<l lurlt•nl·h !ACher
relntwn~hap nnrl. cnn C(ltwntl~.
1 h~ 'l,)'Sh•m."
Rutl••t's rcgrt' !I moml•ntnnly .
H1ght now Wnrn•n 111 cngag••d in
buying und t•lhng l••rmp~tpcrtl •
n controH!rstlll suhJCt:t among
A mL•ricu n c•d ucntnr 11 nd
tudt•nta
'\\ ~ r•• strictlv n re cnrch 111·r· •
"an ays \\'nrrt•n, tt duthhy,
~very-rnothc•r' ·snn·typc who
\\a6 drc ~d fnr this int••rviPW tn
an unfnllhionllhlt· bluc• sport
cout, n llclcs psydwdt•lu shsrt, Paoneer Loq
Term )JafJer game
s ow 'smo
nn!l d'IUnky bind~ 1950 mnlt
http llhOt'!l
Orw 1 andancd to tlunk nf
Wnrrlln'fi IHHnnc " nil h
.. h • " h '"~cure ,.rVI(C m 1 l' fU•mc.:
l••rrns mw r•·gnrd .n ~otntbag•'
rr\llt.'<tnr whu cnliA him~elf n
.. t t .. h anm ~~ ton l'nJCmC•·r • wtt ••J;·
trPrt\1' kc•pt tr.l!lffi But he t~lr~s­
•'ll lhl' pomt· "(..c)(lk," ht> JJC'Jinls tQ • n .SIRU nn tlw far wnll of 1'Ptm·
pllJl!'r, In(! '11 par •I) cttll!d
futwllunol Sn n Fro nc1sco nfl tee,
"thftl' mar molloo • 'Wrl Don't
C'r111donr PIBftBtl m!"
"W" nrc n rtosNtrch fac1hty.
It's llccn proven that ~cry fc\\ of
thl' tudt•nl.!l who bu\ a paper
lrnm U& tmmcdutl• •lv turn 11 tn • Thc•y im n raahly tc· lntClUrt• at..
rc-wrttc.: il, or Ullt' H lor
rd••rcnct• . II n tlhtdtmt comes an
here 11rttl tt's ohviou11 that he IS
gomg to u ~ lht· pap• r stup1dly,
or dtt<hnnt!!!th ", lhPn we won•t do • husml.'b \\ tlh ham. Wo: hcp ,.,.
lL•nHn ,. hlcs on •'\'t1ry pap> r we
turn nut nnd wr nrc.• 1.1Xlrt•nwly cnrdul nbout rP-cyclvtn~ot Lh••m"
't'..,mpllper, Inc hiUt nbou 1
2,000 people Wrtllll~ for 11 unw
On1 •' nccu ••rl of hnv mg a lllylc
t hn t, ,u';( ord Ill it I 0 one pro{t ttl or,
··ynlt crlt_ald sm••ll u male nv.r•y"
tt1111 d IHrtlaly nl contrtbtat ton
hn m.tdo• 11 hnrd (,,r h t(h••r!l ltJ
11po1 Lht•m
J\ hm, whew thr•y onct• dP. oWd
thmr cllort8 ulmost l.'ntrtl"ly to
undcr-grn•lulltc r I.'Urch pnpf!1'8.
Tht t'liJiflO ton lws an cv,rol Ill·
trrcl!tlng fu!ld&, grnduotr
pnpert, doctorote Uu 1 ', ~or·
porAt~ ret~f!ar ch. n net finally,
Wnde Won••n't' pecull proJl'<L •
on tuh·anred, unaque educatiOn
)'lll•·m that. 111 has "'ord .. "'ill
mnk• the unhcr uy m Aml'!riea
dduncl hy l'f7t,,"
"'rh term JUIJX!r 18 oft••n JU!It
n proof!durnl muk• cn.-cn for
thc• prot' M to tude l~hmd •
they don't hMc to fuu.; th•
hatu rdR of d••ahnR ,\ ath the
tudcnt on ll humuu l(.~el. ont• u
h•\el thnt wnuld rnntrthtJif! to
tht• tlludc•nt' cdU•;Jttlon, to ht Pog 1S
escreen'
nf ltfc
Hf)--. would he go bout rc
lllrurturang 1 hr• unn ••Nialy1
"I ona dlw••lr•J.nng l'l na rtght
nnw ror n ••rtt• nf computcttlt'C.f
memory bank11 whtch wot~lrl
••nrLble n ,;tudt nt to do Test'Ar~;h
m 11 mnu.-.r of moment&." Sllld
\\'arn:n " n' hr· waut.cd t-<1 r
know l!Om" hmg bout Walla m
ShnkCl!pcnrc • he'd fJres~i n but~
ton and on ··rcun would be n II
the rcfcn•n h~ted thot JKr·
winoo to ~hnkCt~J~-.nr~ "
41u•n the! tudt'nt could pa
out ~o~~htch ont~ he \\iOnlt.:d nd
pr• RnothPr button for throm
Cia so could be Lought ~ Lht
tnPthod fl "'ould ehmmntc•
prof o~ whn ~ould not com·
pete "'1lh at nd 1t "ou ld mokc
hbrarlt'B obsolc.tt> • oil o{ whach
would cut tuatson m holf. ·nw
t,.ncht>n; who rcall~ l>;:.~s h, whtl
rl!fllly relo t•• to th.-&t.ud•·n~ and
make fJduo1tiun a chnllcngmg
nnd mcanmgful .;• peri no.:t•
would Rtl\y,'' he• R&ad
• ombings zn U.S. skyrocket during 60's
(CPSfWin)--Ourtng the n~xt
bours, 1f tht• nvcragt>s hold.
blmblng v.-tll take place some­
'""r" In the Unitt'<! States. Nine
or ten mator· U.S. Urms have
DO'fi been thre.ltcncd v;ith born­
Some urban orttct> build­
nov• hl ve securlt)' proce­
..,...,~ that rival even lh~ Penta­
elaborate precautions, ac­
:ordllrtg to ~ 1 eport by E. Patrick
.~-uuar e, senlot· management
l!st:·a rch specialist al The Con­
mtlce Board.
Reprinted from
Win Magazine
Until about 1960, bombing:;
rc1sr.d at about the same pace
crtme In general. from 1960
bo-.ever, the Incidence of
blmbings has chmbt.>d much fa.s­
tlun the cnme r.1te. Be­
tN'n 1960-65, for example, Nev.:
City pollee recorded I 1 3
PJmbtll{:s from 1965-70, hov.:­
' there were ··138 -a Jump
!88% •• agatnst a rise or only
ror lhc over.1ll crime rate
Rellable informal ton on the
numht>r ol bomb threats
against either pnvate
governml' nt racllltles--ts dtf-
1 to obtain Whlle thl!Trea­
Dep.utmenl '~ survey re­
over 35,000 bomblhrcals
the I~ I 2 month pertod
studill'd, many Ia"" enforcement
beltt>vc th.1t the actual
~mber oJ lhrclts ln the United
.... .,~:. a ver-olges betwl'f'n 'iO,OOO
15,000 annually.
One reason lor this dlscrepan­
IS lh.il many bustlll'ss estab­
ents no longer report an
~mb warnings One public ut-
• ror ~x.tmplc, acknowlt!dges
II no longer notifies either·
poll<:~> or Its ov.-n employees
everv bomb Otr.--•at.
Wllh n• v. mollvt.•s has come
aev. kind or bomber. 1odav's
omt)cr IS less HJtelv to have
prior crtmanal background,
b<:llt~r t.>duc..ttl-d, butlds suh­
olllnll.lllV mon• sopht511cn tNI dc­
.md 1'-ottl"n mort' dllh­
to dl•t~>cl and appn•ht'nd .
' U S Trcasur.v dnt.• reve.ll that • about 65% ol all bomb cast!S,
culptlts go undetcctt.ld . ln
remaining 35%, student mil ..
groups--such us th~ nov;­
~eJtl!round Weatht)r men-n re
on en tcJ~nt if ted.
EIJ•Ioslves .tn" rPIIlh~el~ t'aS)
eomQ b\ As one Federal
iii:nt pul it, "nnyont' 11ohO can't
t•xplostve mattlrlnls, Isn't
fhll)' II 1ng " Whtlt.! the Or· gantzcd Crtme Control Acl of
1970 rt.>qulrt~s a Federal license
for sellers of explosives , buyers
must merely present personal
tdentific.\lllon
Bomb builders who don't obta1n
lhelr mutertals rrom leglttmate
dealers can purchase them rrom
• •
Fly
Fl-Y NAPALM 'TO
QQAt-JG- Sl~H-SHE
HAS GREAT
LO).JNECTIO~S NQRl1.1 a= i"H~ OMZ.
y~ SE.EN ONe.
MY L..Af YA
SEEN 'E/v\ AU...! • black market sources or s&mply
ste:1l them Senate JOYestigators
uncovered 87 major theJls of
explosiYI.! matertals 1n a 17-
month Ptmod. Involving over
30,000 pounds of dynAmite, and
most experts believe that this
is only thl"' ttp of lhe iceberg
Bombs Away Despite official dentals, ap­
parenlly the D rense D<'partment
has toadvcrtently supplied cJ­
plostvcs forsomedomesttcbom­
blng atl2ck5 Mlhtary e1plostves
such as C-•1 ''plasUquP'' have
been stolen from several mil­
itary Installations . Even the CIA
WE'Q.E eDMSIN& J __ " n:-I~OSE.
VIETNAMESE
OEASAN1'S HAD YOU DE.OPL..E ONL.Y -ro PQOTE.C\ AMERtCAN
LIVES W~ERE:;?
YOUR. PA\'RtO-rlSM
.....__, WDI\' AN ~ -~ ANY lN 1\IAIIVE.
"11-tE::Y'D BU JL-0
AIQ. R-AID
S~E.\... TEQS!"
~rr:s NO BIG ow. II
I Is wd to have indl rec.tlf gone
into the business or supplying do-
mestu: Lerrorists ,., &th CJPlOSl­
ves. Reportedlv, the CIA pro­
vided Cuban revolutionaries ith
quantlttes of C-4 tor the Bay
of Pigs tnvaston, Uus material
bas nov. turned up In the bombs
constructed bv urb:ln guerillas
In Apnl of 1970 CalUornla po·
hce arrested an anu-Caslro
group 10 Santa Barham and re­
covered 94 pounds of C-4. The
leader ol th£> arrcstP.d group,
tdenltflEd as Hector Cornllot,
stated that tbe C-.,t camC! from
Ch•• CIA
The would-be bomber rec~ives
instructiOn from a broad arr:a)
ot military manuals, books and
undertround n.~ .. spapers Some
mtl1tant ae,.spapers , 10 fact,
prov1de step-by-step guldllnc~
on ·here to get materials, ho
to construct bombs. and here
to place them for muunum f­
leet. And under 1M la , cu­
ltens are entilled to obtain cop1cs
of uncla.sslfled pubhcattons of
the Defense D"pa.rtmcnt (¥ttll~h
Include :some manuals on boobJ
traps and expiOSI\'M) stmpl b)
pl:.ctng an order 1th the Gov­
ernment Pnnth~ Offtcc
Some ollictnls tmve SOtJt!hl to
reclass&h · cer1n1n government
mater1aJ or Testnct Its dtstn­
button ttlrt'lught ltm mllls But
manv la enforcement oHicaa Is • potnt out Uut such llttemrts have
h:ld httle lmp:ttl, stnce manv
manuals have alrc d • been
idel illstrtbuted
.o\ccordtng to David A Nelson.
ceneral counsellor tile US Pos­
tal Servtcc, .. Our experl nee
ioo1cates tbat if persons ished
to use the m tis to transmtt
rltten or pnntl'd mmten J aDd
are wtllt~ to ace pt Ul rlsk
ot pros ·eution ner it Ius tleen
transmUted, lt ts not posslbl
s a practtcnl mall •r to pre'fcnt
them from using them Us Man·
boxes rc COUDd on cv l') cor­
ner ''
BOth iodu.tn nd lc tslatl'fe
le<J.d(!f'S, i\ldltenly 8'1olltC Of the
scope and SC\' rity of lb • oomh-
1~ atlac.ks, hav'" begun to rem­
rorce bombtng d~f m.scs Nc'
cxplosiv('S control tntutcs ha' c
oocn elllltted, dottmtion nd ap­
prebcnston cHorts h " bel'n ex­
p;~od«i ~and business sccurlh
has bi:lt>n b\! fed UJI But lbus
far these m asures h.av'-' not
m:ade o nouteable d nt In the us
or this ravor-lh' tcrnmst "~­
pon • -P1onet1r Log -
If you can walk
you can dance
t .. 1 I I I I I ( '; 1\'l' II ·-... . . ...
turn C'hun.:•· Jllllflii•I!O BoHI
lmd 11 tww (;11'1 <~trl ltnrla Ill'\\
Klrl'' t:irls 11\lllllllllht•l tlw hm~
hv it h•\\ • on ph•~o~
l1'o; Tut•sllll\ ult••rn•u•n 111
l'Mnttlm, ftl«llll l'i ~~~ Ill I l>tttlll'
l'llt!ls hill' Jll~t ltt•.:1111
SWEATY PALMS AND BAITED BREATH oro tho rule as Socml Dnnce students sway through thou 90·
mmute scsstonl> Students report that 1t' not u bod as the old junror htgh doncos··Dnd tho boyd
don't spend all the trme playing tag. Photo by Doug Fowler. Th• cia n• ''T" !lUll I "' li~>lllJ!
llw \\ 111~ untl ln:~.trnt In "llt•ll••.
I loll\," rt•• nlhn)t pl!'llares nl ,,
l~t~tl's mnlt ~'h"PI~' nr 11 haJ;h
1 hnul Mit k hc111.
llw ""'reo sill~!'\ 11111 ""Ill"
mu-.11• uf "o;lt•n••nr nnll tlw
!lturh•nt ht'l(lll 11 "11llt. A lu''
hum ol -.cw~od thflltt·•· fill tlu
room, ancl ouw lu1 ~··tM thnt tills
1 a I' E , Ia >~, nut 11 '"-1111
gnt lwrint; Pamplin hosts
LC takes 2nd swim meet
L ..... t ,H.,·kt·nd tlw Purnplm
Jilin I huu .. c:d l.f'' h1~.: • '' s\\ am
nh~t ul tht ' •• ,, r 1'h•• '"'"'' I'll
' OlllfJJI sed ten rns hom .~ I Jo\
f)r.,.lrhl~ 0111' lllltlhHt ollllf Rtl\'
:-.:on h\\ e"t C'unft•N•n• ,. to.·<~tn"
dull \\<•rt•n't Ill th•· dt .. lru~ls
L< fint ... lwd ~cund an I l1't r11 I
ncl third m lht• oonf••n•nn h:tl
tl~ !'iulll ht•rn OrcJ,:t\11 Collt>J;t'
casd) fought ull :nl\ Ua'ltru I
t\\ o ~t-arn~ for thl' top SJ!Ol "hilt•
~rmon Fra t•r ouU)nttlt:d f''cn • Ill
lrnl \\'a11hangtun llllci l'.wllw
1.111 hl•ran lnr tIll' Dtst 1111 Ol\l'
1111•· Pl.U tonk tlw hunnr!i ttl tht•
N\\ C"
'I tu
fnll IIH't'l I'll\\ lf\1111\ It'\ (II d"
nw [), .. , ru I I "I'll IIIII
t ht• 11na ol ru·wl"
n cognr7t•cl rnt•t•l c•f tht• t•a. on,
thuo; rtll tnmos fiJI' rl'rord" In
ll1 .. trul II. "' •' n•tttrd tell
llaH· Hutch•·r. '"' LC' frt hmun.
et 0 IIC\\ 200 hnd\SlTOht' r~mi, district
nllllll~ ll\t' •'•t•tlll" 1111111 lht uhl
h'• md I It" '"'"' "n to~ .! II h \II
uth• r fl'(llltls 111 I ho~tru t II II•
lw ld II\ =-'Ot' • Uutdlt>r ulo;n hro•l..•· tlw N\\'t'
ret•mll lnt tlw hru k,;trukt• 111
both tht• IIIII \Hrcl nmf .!1111 \lltd •
1'\t•nl!'l. 'l'ht• l'l.l lt•nm hn1kt•
l'aght rnord.; 111• harlan.: tlw lhn·t•
rl'hws
Ac<·orchng to ("onch 'l'l•rl
Btl\t'll t lw mc•o•t w.l!\ CJIIIIt' IIC'· •
<~: slut "Tiw hn11k >~lt•Jl . I clun'l .... ,.
t "" lllltll\ huokt•l' !i u11 t t lwrc•," 1
!'lll!lt•nl tt·iu·lwr lrom th•• 2•'111
Hh\ lhmr; Luh • ln-<11 ulll~< ••Ill
· l'av lh•• h••.:&lllllllll st1•p"
1'1 dp' ul pa111 un• lwartll :.!:.111
Jl.ITI CIH"'-'> tlil4lnl"'-'H'Il.
!Sillnt· "' uch•nt ~ ndnut tlw\ • "''rt' tw,.swnt ulmus t.lkmg tlu"
du·s. hut uftt•n it \\II'" tlw unl\·
l'ho11 ,. lt•lt at rcJtt t rat wn
flu\\,., t•r, tht• dii"S hns prm't•d
to lw lun nnd n 1(11(){1 t'\1 ""'' t n
hu' , ... ·nur '""' around sornt·llnt•
lor t•tghty rnanult'"·
SSCS offers challenging jobs Otll' gisl Slticl ~ht• wc.•nt In fl
\H·cld ing n nnln•ro;t\r) u ncl '' n
l'mbnrrus.:t•d wlwn ht•r grand­
lnttwr "htppt•d her nrouncl tht•
cl11nct> Ooor nnd -thl! didn't know
"hnt "u" httppt.min)t . ''It Fur thl! "lruJ:~:hng ·~ll~·gt•
cudt•nt. ummt•r 'a•·atiun lomn"
on the hortton likt• u t•uphurtr
d(lud ol hli"l llmh•\'t•r,
lou 111l~n alh•r a fl''l\ "l'l'k" 11« n
hft• f:\11\td or 1 short orrlt•r fnok,
ht• rand ht• In I t' t}W
tunu J,, t iun ol collt•gt• hit•, n nd
'" mt•rdv ,. ISlllljl.
But no\\. l11lk • th•·rt• 1 a
solut um to th1 .. prublt•m . LC's
~ummt•r Studt•nt 111 Com·
muntt\ ~·n at:e prnJt't I orro•r
-;tudl•nt a l'11nnco• lor n
1 hnlltmgsn~ and Nthsh: sng urn·
mer t' Jk!.ra.·nCtt. Tht prc•t:ram, '' hsdt hn<~ bl•t~n
npt•rnllnll j;illct• tht• urnmt•r ul
I 'lui'. '" run h.) 1 ht• chnol an t'u·
opt•rltllt.m "nh pnmunt•nt '~ocml
ilgt•nc·tt·s and c·onUlHlnlly ~t·rvit'e
urg 1niwt inns 111 l'ort land Enrh
Ullllnt•r tl hll!i j)l'll\ tdt•d 25 to 1(1
ludt•nts '' tth u uniqut• oppor·
IIUIIt\' ru bt•rnm<· dirt•c·l lv in· • "''"'d \\lth cr1ttctd urban
prnh lt•m" fnt'tn~; tht• Pnrtlund
Dft'U.
Studt'nts hu\ ,. ht'l'll acti\'t' m
oo-orclim ttang dt1\ camps (or
chthlrt•n and vou n~: pt•opll',
supt't\'lSIIIJl h·t'IIDf;t' rlrop·tn (l'll•
Traffic court ...
"ant to ··nt lunch
rnmwn/ 2 \ • 11sr, thnnk
)C>U \\'l'll. upon r••t.urnmg
to Grt.s'l\ 11lrl I lnund th1s
llf kl'l nn m\ \\ md hit!ld,
the 'auh\llnn twang 1 hnt ol
"ttHIIf')lllj! l'l\0 !IJ)Iltl' ," ,
l tJflllnU tnJ: Ill\' Ill· • \ t·<tt igt~ltOn, I not 11 .. d t Ius t
Ill rm httsl4• I had !!hut tlw
''nr dftilf on t ht• ,.,,, b··h.
ht•ncc th.· '"'ht oc•h .,.. rt
hrmgtnc •m t:wf\• 111 t h•· en r
uruf t.out hrnJ:: lh• ria' admt:
I HI•' llt't '1\ t·~ n the t" n
Jlurkan.J: Jilt• t .... l'hu,. \nur
htnwN, I om oh\W U>~I\·
gush) n.:; (hor~"rl, m\ ttnh • t'Xl'tiM ,,. thlll m\ D11t un
dr~ llrtt hn\t• nuromutu
rl'trncttJn> nn tho tnt lwlt,.
.Juri~:,. I Tho 1' no (•xcu ••. 'uu
• hr,uld buv Arn•rtcnn
Jlfnduct Ynu•rt 1111 ill
rena It AncJ ·•lthough \(IU
ho~H ~8 led ffiUt h ol IIIU
pre l11U~ tum• v.11h ~uur
cumstmp )ltnko WhlrtlJlt'r IOJ:,
I bdlt•\t• ~hs c:ourl '~'" lw
ll!Hf'lli bnrl IWI dtouhlt • llw
lilt,.
f nmmal .! Thnnk yuu, tltrll,
thnrat vou And I'll mot•• r.
tlu'l\ n prwnwnt ''" • Funl tins 10~ Mu tang
tomorrO\\
.Jml~: • 2• 'I on1ght
Crrnrmul 2 Yessar, ltmsght.
dudJ:t .l Whc1' nt• t7
Crwwwl .'1. lll•rl'' mv tu k(•t·
pnrktng :1 7!Ult1U Jtt'und, lfi·
fut1t douhlt•·hlnkl'f 1 rul'k
., ncl t null'f m I rlllll ol 1 ht•
C' hn pd Ia '1\ '' un ly 1 h1•r"
lm I hro•t• ""'t•k : I lu"l Ill\
~
kt•\ , or t lwughl I dul, but
llwn (tound tlw111 tn tht•
trurk'H Jgnar inn
•lllfl)!• .! \\'hnt's \'our ,. <II t•" • • rrmwwl I Nntll', I Jllt;l wnnkd
lu ,.,. tum \I)U t:U\~ \\ork
• JudJ!t I l.t lt•n, loci, wt• JU!lt
fnll"'' the rul1•,;, mnkan~ 1111
t xoept uu1 , .... •' hn\ ,. u julJ n;
du, onrl ,,,. dn 11 Alto
\\ hnl' ~nur numt, 1111\'\\!1\ .,
Cflmmn/ :1 ltc>ekv Huck\ Oclcii­
Pa kl'lt Jlu"nrcl, Ill
•llld}f•' 2 "Od,JI.J'IIkt•tt
llu\\ a ret•• '' 0 I'll Ut k. l'wl.:ct
II' lwrt•lt\ \'OI<fl•cf, IIIII
1111 IJ('IIIic•rl
/111/~t · .1 \\.'hn'.-111 ,.,
420 A. Avtnut
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'1\ tth pt•oplc in lo"' ·tncomt•
hou"ing llfOjt•t'lS, Ofl{llnlllll~ prt••
sd1onls. c'flllt•t• hmtst•>: unci t·nm·
lllUIIHI\IICIJ\S •tflltr nncf
dl'Hinpmtt 11ntl llflJlh•nwntin~
mllrt•m h prngrnm lnr ultt'lllltt•d
nnd trl\nNil'tat vuuth
'l'ht· prngrnm j., now bt·inl(
dl!velt)pccl lor t ht• upt·nmmg
I!Urnm•·r Htlpt'fullv 25-JO
!ttudent.c; "ill lw pllu t•d th1s
.) ettr. Group hnusing, rnllt•gt•
cn-dit, Wt'l•kl\' st•mmun:~, nnd
rdnn• ol ... 200 to tWO 1 tn· •
cludl'd. A II studt•nt tnt• t•littiblt•,
und intt•rt tt•d pl'rson,. may nb·
llttll lurtht•r inforrnntiun at thtl
chupcl. a I islit•:-U RCIH•rnJ 1'.1~.
rt'IJUircmtml, nnd I nh\Jil). \\fill·
tc.•d tu ll!nrn to d.tnt't' likt• that.''
o;h( '41\ id.
J'lw on Jy gript: :Uiffil Ill till'
bovs hnvt! U-1 I hut I ht•\1 w t'lh I ht• " .
da'>:-hnd thrN• unt• hour
.;c. sao no; '""t.utd of I he Jlfl cnl
two 90 ffitOUll !'(''i'IIOIIN, bt'CIIU!'l'
it' <'ll'~.) to ftlrJ{ct th•• dnnt t
!'lt•ps nnd dam·ing i!l llrinR
"o fur the cln"'s hno: lt>nrnt•d
I ht· "slltz. :.wtng, u nd nhou I 16
\'flrtu t ion of 1 he foxtrot. Du nt:cs
Yt'l to be lt•nrnt·d urt!: tnngo,
rumba, chn t hn, -.omhn, und in·
ds\'lduul -.tudcnts' t~chniqut· nl
curnm£ duncing . Thl• polku i
Jock shorts
'1 ht· hu kt•tbull h•am , l111dwd
11 lwrth in tlw NAtA Datlril'l
plil)·ctffs with Fruluv'" win
111(1111\ t l'nctfit• 'l'lwir loll!l to
W sllunwt It• 1lw I olio\\ lnf m~llt
I u·d t h1• 1\\ n 1t•nnu1 111 t h1 N\\ l
ltnnl t;IH nch Uttli
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11111h h tu \\'allunwllt· In t ''''''k·
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