bstelsm«pnutu wy uabswvmn THE COMMUTER COLLEGE remains in the basement of Gray Coltlge afte %sbi r-imr. ft being denied space in the Student Union.

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1 " el Sttema W"Mmmmw%. FRDAY FEBRUARY Stony Book, New Yok Distibuted fee of chage evey Monday, Wednesday and Fiday, Volume 19 Numbe 44 k :" 11 Will the Commute College Move to the Union? M bstelsm«pnutu wy uabswvmn THE COMMUTER COLLEGE emains in the basement of Gay Coltlge afte %sbi m. ft being denied space in the Student Union. PM adzerm i t By DAVD SETH FREDMAN An aboted attempt to move the Commute College fom the basement of Gay College to the Billiads Room in the Union has aoused a political contovesy within the Commute College. Last yea, the Commute College Executive Council leaned that the Billiads Room 8 in the Union was vacant and that the Commute College had a '"9 pecent chance of getting in," Executive Council membe John Folcik said. 'Me Executive Council applied to the Union Govening Boad's House and Opeations Committee. Revesed Decsion The House and Opeations Committee appoved the move on Decembe 18 at 2 PM. But at a 5 PM meeting that same day, the committee ousted Chaiman Mak Minasi and evesed its decision. Afte the defeat of the petition, some Commute College offices began to have second thoughts about moving to the Union. Executive Council membe Gene Rollins voiced feas about being kicked out of the Union afte one yea and about educed sevices to commutes. Rollins said that the Commute College might un into some legal conflicts with Hon and Hadat and the Rainy' Night House ove giving donuts and coffee away fee to commutes. He also expessed his eluctance about moving to the Union because the Faculty Student Association might fobid the Commute College fom continuing to povide billiads and ping pong to commutes since the FSA povides chages fo the same sevices. Folcik said that he would be willing to move into the Union if the college can obtain an extended contact. "f the Commute College can get a thee to five yea contact in the Union then would want to move," he said. He added that if the usual Union policy of a one yea tco isant o c ed then the Commute Cobb w d be vey fooldo to lewe Gay Clleg. "1f we only get a one yea lease, then well become a political football afte that yea. G Quad Ma looke Joh n has b tow us tht if we lev Gay she wants to use the vacated mmea as a stoage oom. The Commute College is liable to become a $4, clb with no home." Commute Senato Mak West said the Executive Council is hesitating in eapplying to got space in the Union. "Thee ae 4,2 commutes. Twentyfive commutes have been ou best showing at a Commute College legislatue meeting." Railoads Poposl West said he ageed with a chage nmb by Com te _eato RB Dok doat ComtSntAl Sc oubet ailoads his poposals though telltaen wtf wth te belp at a few poxies. West thaqed dot' Schubet O Vnts to eman is Gmy sohe cm Main hbb cont ove te C < ConaoteCoeg i dowo in we tmut. t bisb a i dot e d b," be aid. "The Union would be a much bette place. On ang out then befoe and betw1n dms. AN they woukl have to do is wlk downsti." Schubet sid, ll am eu t to move into te Union becam a o of the sevies, we now would be lost if we Bmo into tee Union. "Nve been to fh out of te 2 weeldy meetings this. would like to thank Mak West fo the cmplemest that he thinks can contol them. but it is a bit unealistic." y~~ Judiciay Ousts Kon fom Chaimanship "MMN%411.1 By JASON MANNE Mak Minasi's desk is still in the Judiciay office. And because of that fact, Richad Kon is no longe Judiciay chaiman. He was emoved Wednesday night by the Judiciay fo not odeing Minasi out. n a twohou meeting the Judiciay emoved Kom fo failing to enfoce an ode issued this week that banned the Polity teasue fom the Judiciay office. Justice Dov Teiman t placed Kon as chaiman. Teiman efused to comment on the meeting o on Kom's em al. Kom esigned his Judiciay seat afte his emoval as chaiman. Kom had defeated Teiman as chaiman last semeste. Minasi had been placed in the office by the Polity Council, a student govenment legislative body, because he said he needed a quiet place to eview vouches. " was effectively emoved," Kom said summing up the meeting. "They said was hampeing the enfocement" of the cout ode emoving Minasi. But Kom felt that he had enfoced the ode. " ead it to Minasi, but the decision gave a cetain amount of discetion to the Judiciay chaiman." Kom said he would not have caied out injunctions and fozen Polity funds to enfoce the ode. Ealie Wednesday, Teiman issued an ode that theatened the Polity Council and Senate with impoundment of all Polity funds, and essentially placing all of Polity in Judiciay eceiveship, if Minasi was not emoved fom the office. Komn then evoked Teiman's ode. Minasi said that he would ignoe a Judiciay ode impounding funds. "They ae acting outside thei mandate fom the students and the constitution," Minasi said. "A student who needs money fo a hall paty should not be fucked ove because the Judiciay doesn't like a desk in thei office." Teiman's ode said the Judiciay would bing the matte to Vice Pesident fo Student Atain Elizabeth Wadswoth if Minasi failed toobey. "f they go to Wadswoth it would be my ecommendation to impeach and emove all involved," Minasi said. Howeve, the Polity constitution povides that the Judiciay ty all cam of impeachment, including othe Judicay membeb. (Continued on page 5)

2 : Fedeal Funds fo Bookhaven Town Debated By JONATHAN D SALANT though they can be used fo efunishing and landmks We have neve equied public asstance fo PatehoguelCuncilwoman Regina Seltze aid she ehabilitation of existing stuctues. housing. We have neve been in the houing busines. M ttn want a debate when she spoke out on the 1ge took issue with that use also, saying that don t want to see the pinciples of this town C~ommity Development Act, but the boad membes pate industy should handle it. " don't think we'e compomised." and community idents became emboiled in a equipped to efunish communities," he said. "Pivate Stuck With t lengthy a ent on the legislation anyway. entepise can do that." "We can take no othe intepetation othe than we Mh fiewoks followed an unsuccessful motion by Disgeement ae being saddled with public housing," said Edmund Councilmen Robet Hugbes to ovetun the esolution The othe speakes al opposed the measue and Peace of Noth Patchogue. '"We can become the to join the Suffolk County consotium applying fo called fo its escin g. '"Mee's going to be a hell of dumping gound fo New Yok City." fedeal fudin unde the CDA, which was appoved a lot of touble in this town," said Jey Campbell of "John, you had a chance to ethink it," fome last Thusday at a special meeting of the Town Boad. Cente Moiches. 'Tis thing was amodded ight Deputy Supeviso Stan Allen said following the defeat Huges' motion was defeated along paty lines, 43, though. Well take cae of ou own oads. Well take of Hughes' motion. "Now you've set the tone; you'e the same magin by which the Thusday esolution cae of ou own estoation of buildings and stuck with it." WaNk., passed. /' f d kaka ila o d N Scan Tactics "SWe wee asked not ", cause a debate," Seltze said afte the meeting. "We had been debating this fo tee days. We ha"e expsed all ou views. just esent the fact that they [the Republicans] have been misinfoming the public and ung scae tactics." "The people of the Town of Bookhaven ae afaid By ANNE HNTERMESTER of a Tojan hoe gift which you and you colleagues Hauppaugelbe Suffolk County Legslatue voted intend to apply fo," Huge said in pesenting the unanimously Tuesday to cut off funds fo a esolution. Seltze then accused Hughes of sobeingup station located in Noth Amityville "gandstanding." She said the CDA was not a Tojan because of stong community opposition. 'Me hose by any means. '"We gladly accepted fedeal facility, which opened Januay 1, povided hot evenue shaing funds." she said. "'Admit the fact that meals and medical sevices to alcoholics in the the fedeal funds ae not some hoendous thing. hey county. ae ou tax money." Residents and legislatos ageed that a sobeingup The thee Republicans voted in favo of Hughes' station was a good idea but that it should be motion, the thee Democatic councilmen and located elsewhee. Community leade Ruth Jackson Randolph voted against. When Randolph's name was said that while "the concept is beautiful," location called to vote, te told Hughes "thee was no need fo of the station in Noth Anityville is "not conducive this," as he cost his negative tally to defeat the to good envionment." Anothe esident, vy equied the land fo the constuction of pumping motion. Williams, complained that the station had been stations fo the Southwest Sewe Distict. Residents " had sinceely hoped that the supeviso, afte he "dumped" in he neighbohood and that it ""ceates complained that the heaings, equied by the had an oppotunity to hea membes of the public, slums." Othes claimed that popety values would Suffolk mpovement Act, wee unfai because the m t econside," Hughes said aftewad in explaining be loweed if the cente continued to opeate and pipes leading to the poposed pumping station sites why he offeed the motion. "We have given away ou complained that community membes had not been have aleady been laid, making altenative sites homeule ights, when we enteed into this consulted. impossible. ageeoent."''m detemnfed to epesent the people legislato Lou Howad (RAmityville) called fo Legislato Richad Lambet (DWest lip) called with inght and knowledge and bing the Bookhaven temination of the station, financed though a State the public heaings a "tavesty." egislato William administation out of midvictoian thinking whee Depatment of Mental Hygiene gant, because of the Richads (RSmithtown) said, "We ae being asked fea and intimidation though lck of knowledge stong opposition. "The time has long since passed," to atify the acts" of the Envionmental Contol uled,," Randolph said to epotes afte the meeting. he said, "when membes of the community can Depatment. Assistant County Attoney Samuel "Mhe people ae going to deive a benefit and not in have things foisted on them." Legislatue Health Laughlin, who epesented the depatment, said the the fom of the feas and expectations the Republicans Committee Chaiman Matin Feldman (DDix Hills) paticula pacels of land wee equied fo indicated. would have voted with the Republicans if blamed the opposition on a lack of public elations "technical and engineeing" easons and that a thought this was going to bing to Bookhaven town wok by the County Health Depatment, which change in plans at this stage of constuction would something thought the public didn't want." administes the pogam. Howad uged that the be extemely costly. He denied that thee was any Pat of the fea of lowincome housing comes fom a gant money be used elsewhee in the county, and "malice" involved in the decisions. ecent cse in Hatfod, Connecticut, whee a fedeal suggested the gounds of Cental slip o Pilgim Envionmental Contol Committee Chiwonm cout uled that the Hatfod sububs, which eceive State Hospital as altenate possibilities. Milded Steinbeg (DStony Book) said she fedeal funds unde CDA, have to we thei funds to Sewe Heaings Blasted planned to meet with the esidents to Tind some build lowaincome housing and Randolph said the cam n othe action, the legislatue held public kind of common gound." She called fo changes in wee dissimila. heaings fo Bay Shoe and West lip esidents the Suffolk mpovement Act equiing heaings Randolph howeve, eiteeated that the funds whose popety is being condemned by the County befoe pipes ae laid. Such a change would have to Bookhaven is applying fo ae specifically banned Envionmental Contol Depatment. The depatment be initiated by the state legislatue. hfom use fo constuction of lowincome housing, even \. YOOOO"a umpus jdmses YVa» VA Ovsa a ans JL:AlVU> V JL AiX.Xm Physics Ps o and Nobel Pize winne C.N. Yang has been elected to a fouyea tem on the Boad of cts of the nameican o on fo the Advancement of &b. Mh AAAS is te s scientific oganization. ts main objective is to pomote public undestanding of science. The ognization spnsos confeences and seminas on scientific topics in addition to publishing a weekly newsmaozine, Since. Yang, a esident of the town of Setauket, wa elected by a Mi ballot distibuted to the ognization's 12, membes. Repesentative Mike McComack (DWashington), who is one of only two scientists in conges, was also elected. Yang and McComack eplaced businessman Edwad David of Chicago and Anthopologist Wad Goodenough of the Univesity of Pennaylvania. Yang,54, has been the Albet EOnstein Pofesso of Physics at Stony Book since He is also head of t h e B o o k Community pposition in cuffol Kills Funds fo Alcoholic Station Stony nstitute fo 7heoetical Physics. Yang peviously taught at Pinceton and Havad Univesitiec He eceived hs Batchelo's degee fom Southwest Associated Univesity in Kunming, China and his doctoate degee fom the Univesity of Chicago in Election Results A unoff fo commute senato will be held between feshman Rmey Donnelly and junio Ben Pittenge, who ties in Wednesday's balloting. Feshmen Julliana Newell and Pat DeRienzis wee elected to the othe two open commute senato seats. Fome Polity Pesident Gey Manginelli was elected as a delegate to the Student Assembly, defeating sophomoe Geoge Lee in the only othe contested election. Manginelli was ousted fom the pesidency last Septembe when he was suspended fom school fo academic easons. He was eadmitted to the Univesity in Januay. Junion Glenn Taubman and Byan Kimpel and feshman Thomas Neilssen an unopposed fo thee esident Union Govening boad seats, while Commute Senato Don Holies an unopposed fo a commute Union Govening Boad seat. 'Right to Die" D. Edga Reed, a nationallyknown lectue on the "Right to Die" issue, will speak at the Health Sciences Cente on Monday, Febuay 16. 'Mhe patient's Right to Live o DieWhose Choice?" will be the topic of the lectue given by Reed, who is also a physician and an attoney. Cuently, the Deputy Chief Medical Diecto fo Ambulatoy Cae with the Veteans Administation in Washington, Reed will discuss the questions: What is the definition of clinical death? And, who has the ight to pull the plug and when? this lectue is pat of the Health Sciences Cente's continuing lectue seies on Contempoay ssues in Health Cae and Public Policy. The lectues ae held at 8 PM on altenate Mondays in South Campus F147 and ae fee and open to the geneal public. A o T d o ' 1o Contact Fo NYPRG n Buffalo by JEFF FREDMAN State Univesty of New Yok at Buffalo Pesident Robet Kette efused to appe a contactual ageement between the Buffalo Student Association (BSA) and the New Yok Public nteest Reseach Goup. This ageement would have povided NYPRG with a $25, allocation fom BSA. NYPRG's equest fo the money was appoved by BSA to be given to them in five installments of $5,. Howeve, all student oganizations on campus which ae allocated budgets fom the student mandatoy fee must send all spending equests to the administation, thee they ae subject to appoval o ejection. n ecent months, thee has been much dispute ove this system at Buffalo, whee Kette said that cutting student monies to the student phamacy, the ecod coop, and the campus newspape, ae "executive n«(wilom n {(Continued on page 6) 'n%~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Page 2 STATESMAN Febuay

3 Stueo Gloveea: By EDDE HOROWTZ they choose to be a body of moonic i Two faculty membes addessed the political hacks," he said. Polity Senate Wednesday night to n othe mattes, O'Neill Senato BU equest student paticipation in a Kelle said that his college pefeed theeday colloquium to change academic pioities at Stony Book. Acting Dean of Undegaduate Studies seeing movies in the Union Auditoium than in the lectue hall. He equested the senate move COCA into the union Robet Macus and Assistant Biology pemanently. Th senate voted to have Pofesso Eugene Katz plan to hold the COCA movies shown in the union fo a colloquium duing the newlyceated 4 week tial peiod. eading and eview week peceding SAB Budget Sping vacation. Polity officials wee The Black Student Union came to the equested to ind out how many students will be on campus while classes senate to ask that $3, be taken fom the Student Activities Budget and placed ae suspended fo the eading week. in thei budget. BSU said that the Polity ageed to poll the domitoies. At the last Stony Book colloquium in 1968, the Pass/No Cedit option was instituted, the Expeimental College was $3, they had allocated fo the "Kool and the Gang" concet was supposed to come fom the SAB infomal budget as be one of the concets to un fo BSU. stated, and the Math equiement fo nstead this money w taken diectly gaduation was escinded. Many senatos expessed concen ove fom the BSU budget. A motion to give BSU $3. fom SAB's budget failed. the possibility that existing pogams The manage of the J.C. Uptown may be teminated at the colloquium discoteque, Joe Nobuy, asked the senate because of the ecent budget cuts. The fo $1,7 to buy a stainless sink. The senate pawed a motion that no budget discoteque had been cosed by the cuts be bought up at the colloquium Boad of Health because it did not have and that Polity should have veto powe the sink. 7be senate allocated $7 afte ove the agenda. finding out that the othe $1, was to "'Good luck to nextpo to Langmui Senato Michael Wadle pay off debts. become SAB chaipeson. don't even opposed the senate's actions. '"he COCA Chaiwoma wish it on Paul Tautman," Kaen senate epeatedly mixes up the issues, On Monday night the Polity Council Bunin Sad when she esigned he post daws out discussion and embaasses chose Linda Plante as the new COCA lht Decembe. itself in font of distinguished guests. t chaiwoman. She eplaces Geg Meli who Polity Vce Pesident Paul Tautman is supposedly an efficacious body of esigned afte COCA was emoved fom was appointed Student Activities Boad students whim can effect change. nstead ithshnw n.4 Student Paticipation Requested at Colloquium at the colloquium. chaiman by the Council. be Polity vice pesident, exoffcio membe and watchdog ove SAB, is now in chage of the Polity dub fo the emainde of this semeste. Tautman said he is going to make clanges in SAB. " will wok fo the students," he said. Tautman said he planned to eevaluate SAB and to ask the Polity Senate fo suggestions on SAB policies. " think thee have been shifts in student tastes,/autman said. "The old membes of SAB had the same goups all the time. He said he planned to hie diffeent goups to povide a N4.Y Tautman s Appointed As New SAB Chaiman '14bow ~~~~ Education Depatment aondaysuiit to Be Headh vt of muk SUURwta Tallboan sa"d be s by ex pd o coos" of oo. e sadd a te new SAB vice c,mt o L Senato Stevw _ km Wo MO dhuld be ahk to cut Coals. The position of vi ie became t wen Doug Gian 2ed afte the Council ofu" to aot im a G had been acting chaiman since Bunin's esignation and wated e a s position. The nst of the appointments to SAB by the council wee o Bill Do as infomal concets chaiman C ues ToM Vitale a a Ofme ote nfomal (oncets ommttee and Jeff Godon a da of mao cone de Hoowt By GARY ALAN DeWAAL The Education Depatment faculty, Stony Book students and Long land esidents have filed a class action suit against Stony Book. The suit will be head Thusday, Febuay 19, at 1 AM, in the State Supeme Cout in Rive head. The petitiones ae challenging the August 28,1975 decision of Univesity Pesident John S. ToU to eliminate the Depatment of Education as of August 31, 1976 and to dismiss the entie depatment's faculty in esponse to financial exigencies confonted by the Univesity. The suit is being bought by the petitiones, "as a class ation on behalf of students and futue stlw JOHN TOLL of Education at Stony Book and paents of Long sland whose childen would avail themselves of the teache taining cuiculum at Stony Book." n thei statements to the Cout, the 23 petitiones will ague that Stony Book's decision in abolishing the Depatment of Education violates the 1955 State Legislatue diective, "that a teache taining institution be ceated and maintained on Long bland," that the Univesity's decision was made, '"without eview, consultation o concuence of the Faculty Senate," and that Stony Book's action was taken afte the institution "failed to efe to, consult with, o obtain the concuence of the Stony Book Council." Reseve Judgement When asked to comment about the petitiones' allegations, Assistant to the Pesident John Buness said, "We have to eseve judgment until ou attoneys have time to eview the chages." The Faculty Senate ecently censued Toll and voted "no confidence" in the Stony Book Administation fo thei "seious aboagation" in allegedly failing to ask fo Senate input in esolving the pesent fiscal poblems. Howeve, the special committee of the Stony Book Council, which was oganized to conside the censue, compiled a epot unanimously appoved by the entie Council citicizing the censue. Accoding to the Council's committee epot, Toll epeatedly coesponded with the chaiman of the Senate's Resouce Allocation and Academic Planning Committee Monica Riley while consideing actions in esponse to the budget cises. t also stated that Toll established the Commission on Budget Pioities whichappoved the closing of the Education Depatment on the ecommendations of Riley and Faculty senate Chaiman Max Desden. Fou faculty membes, thee students and thee d s vd tha s commision. Nevetheless, pete dag thei s1 f that the Univesity f led Oo, "consut with o obtain the couence of the Faculty Senate ad/o is standing committees with espect to the oto edimaato the Depatment of soduat and to teminat be. entie faculty of that l _m t de1pive t#n Petitiones who ae of the f of thei contactua igt with the Res d n Named as espondents to the =it aw State Uniesty of New Yok Chancello Enst Bye,; Executive Vice Pesident ToU, T.A. Pond and We Pesident fo Academic Affais Sidney Glbe. ERNEST BOYER

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"He is in citical condition," said the spokesman, Phil Debasbant. Soviet Ships Sighted in Angola A fleet of Soviet ships believed caying weapons and Cuban toops to aid the Communistsuppoted faction in Angola has been sighted off the Angolan pot of Lobito, a top official of a Westenbacked movement said today. Thee was no independent veification of the claim made by Joge Sangumba, the foeign ministe of the Union fo the Total ndependence of Angola. He spoke at a news confeence in Lusaka, Zambia. Tea Gas Used in High School Riot Police epotedly used tea gas in an attempt to beak up fiece fighting between white and black students at a high school in Pensacola, Floida, yesteday. Witnesses said gunshots wee fied duing the fighting. Escambia County Sheiffs deputies efused comment, but thee witnesses epoted that thee pesons, two students and a man believed to be the paent of a student, suffeed mino gunshot wounds in the fighting. The witnesses also said that a gil was un down by a ca on a steet bodeing the school. Bicks wee epotedly thown duing the distubance at the Escambia High School building. The witnesses said the fighting stated soon afte classes began and aged on though the moning. New Railoads to Cost $6.4 Billion Pesident Geald Fod yesteday signed a $6A billion bill to fund ceation of a new aiload system fom the emains of seven financially ailing Notheasten caies and povide new egulatoy flexibility fo all ailoads. Fod hailed the changes in the fedeal govenment's egulation of the ailoads as '"the most significant efom of tanspotation egulation by any administation o Congess." "Evey othe pesident since Hay S. Tuman has called in vain fo inceased competition and efom of ou egulated industies," Fod said. "Fo moe than a quate of a centuy the nation has had no esults." Fod called on Congess to extend the egulatoy changeswhich, among othe things, give the caies new feedom to aise and lowe ates without pio govenment appoval to othe egulated industies such as tucking fims and ailines. Moe Chages Fom Nadjai Special State Posecuto Mauice Nadjai chaged in an affidavit yesteday that fome City Cultual Affais Commissione ving Goldman shaed owneship in a $lmillion Floida popety with a tansit official Goldman had been accused of bibing. n an ealie indictment, dismissed on the gounds that the case was outside Nadjai's juisdiction of couption in the ciminal justice system, Goldman was linked with Seymou Wassebege, fome diecto of concessions fo the Tansit Authoity. Goldman, an office of nteboough News Company, which had a vending machine concession in the subways, was accused of paying off Wassebege fo inceased potection of the machines by tansit cops and lowe ent fo the concession. Nadjai 's new affidavit filed in Manhattan Supeme Cout said that owneship of the unindentified Floida popety was shaed by Goldman, Wassebege and anothe concessionaie. Heast Receives Skull XRays i Classes n the mmediate vicinity Contact us fo the location X a9 % ''Vneaest VJ yaou Paticia Heast had a skull xay shotly afte dawn yesteday in i a defense effot to detemine whethe she suffeed a hailine 1hM~tl H B ( f a c tu e when she was kidnapped two yeas ago. il K Fedeal mashals confimed she was taken fom he San Mateo County jail cell befoe daybeak to an undisclosed location to TEST PREPAR T T E ST P O undego the medical examination that Chief Defense Attoney F. PEC R AL ST S O N L ee Bailey e q u e ste d o n Tuesday fo possible use as evidence in 49 SNCE 1938 he bank obbey tial. 41 LOCATONS N He lawyes efused "fo secuity easons" to comment on the S klyn (212) examination until it was completed. Ad L..' (516) Bailey had told the juy duing his opening statement on witema CithS eet Wednesday that Heast was clouted "had in the cheek with the As 4" Booklyn, N.Y '! butt of a ifle causing he a seious injuy" on the night she was.kl n + M»»»»» + + Mabducted by teoists. Page 4 STATESMAN Febuay 6, 1976

5 / ~ Student Hut n Robbey A student who collected swods as a hobby had one of those swods used against him duing an ealymoning obbey in his domitoy oom. Campus Secuity Office William Bell said that Thomas Passao, a 19yeaold sophomoe, was obbed and assaulted about 5 AM when he answeed a knock on the doo of his oom on the thid floo of Geshwin College in Roth Quad on Wednesday. n the scuffle which ensued, Passao eceived cuts on his hands and finges fom an 18inch showpiece swod he had kept displayed in his oom. Accoding to Bell, Passao wa awakened ealy yesteday by someone knocking on his doo and calling his name. When Passao opened the doo, an intude descibed only as a black male gabbed the swod pushed him against a wall and told him to "lie down and keep you mouth shut," Bell said. But Passao epotedly fought back, eceiving supeficial cuts which wee late teated at the campus infimay. Afte the scuffle, Passao was bound and gagged. Soon afte the intude left, Ptuao feed himself and aleted his suitemates who called Secuity. Suffolk County Police Sixth Squad Detectives ae investigating the cwe. The items epoted stolen included $45 in cash, a Pionee AM/FM ecieve valued at (2, a steeo tuntable valued at (16, a calculato valued at about (1, and a watch valued at P&A "Ruth oacc 4. Cu B a~~~~~omooow Teiman s Judiciay Chaiman (Continued fom paop 1) Kom said he believed the Judicay actions wee pat of a Teman plan to make Teiman Judlciay chain once again. Minasi aid Teiman offeed to meet with him to fom a compomie solution, but added that Teiman was '"eady to stip us of ou powes and now that he's chaiman he wants to peacefully compomise.' Wednesday night, the Polity senate,,the othe student govenment legislative body, fomed a committee to investigate the Judiciy's actions. THE POLTY JUDCARY H ChamFn Rich Koem W Buffalo Pesident Refuses Contact To Allocate NYPRG Student Funds (Continued fom pop 2) educational student oted Unde the NYPRG contact, ech allotment would be sent to the paent NYPRG office in Albany which would eallocate the money to each campus. Tus, the distibution of funds would be independent of campus j dt Assistant Vice Pt dent fo Student Affais at Buffalo oid that unde thx system, 'Thee was no accountability on the pat of NYPRG as to what this money would be used fo." Lovenzetti also said that once the student mandatoy fee was paid. it was no longe " mtudent ey," but athe, "publc funds" and thee must be some indication fom NYMRG as to what wsee would be endeed. "My job," he aid, 'i to ensue that ad te public funds best seve the campus community and ae used fo specified, pulpoe. ftact that they ae public fund ge us [the admintion] the ight to enfoce this notion." NYPRG is a consumeoiend oganization founded a few yeus ago by Ralph Nade. t dileted to ald s, and s centeed n Albay but has subsidiay outlets on ad of tx SUNY c ampue. PR is Billed by the Student Aof so Stab univesity that ebos to d _. Accoding to NYPRG, t pimay age of e psneon the eampumses is to glt andesemeb aeas of student atef and to enlighten the studemts ieuteties i the system. to my "Tbe administation eithe itento lly o uninten b, does iot know that a cootect isgn msi" icto Do n W S. WWt sg smply, is anasittbotwses to X a 8UN"Y adinstat_ tle enltdeo, QC e dot a% b col~ a The', Activoity Feeu Refeendum s Coining! m. Wm vt my d_w _; V W; bi some coatol excisd sam Ktte s ta.k to _s11 am, _w "l 4 a di@8" he e swam& tduts Wm bded otw NbW tm They by to a"e h at as p nt. Wto egm' hawd of as hvoft to susuk ~buyt &,ap~clo?' This Apil, tudens will get a chane t vote on the activity ee. HALF ML OF THE 23 AMERCANS WTH HGH BLOOD PRESSURE do not know they have it. Students of the school and Community Health Pogam have oganized a FREE MGB BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENNG PROGRAM to detect high blood pessue among membes of the Univesity community.'note the location and date of sceening neaest yon! MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY _ Roth 61 pm G Quad 61 pm Table. 61 pm H Quad 61 pm Kelly 61 pm Stage X 6lOpm So.CampuS k~~~~~~~~12 pm THURSDAY FRDAY Union 1 13 pm Union 113 Admin. 12 pm Admin. 12 pm Libay 113 pm Libay 113 pm FUNDED3 BY POLTY vmllon t t falls, this Pave will Como ut n an eight9page vsfioa once eekly. COCA movies wlll case to be shown. SAN wvill be but a memoy. And wen te'«next tuition hik s aound, thee would be no tudent govenment with any financial powe to oganixze The Student Voice would be a Whise S _ Febua t STATESMAN PM 5

6 LAtt w. w U Pue Politics To the Edito: t is unfotunate that Statesman must play the game of pesonal politics. Two examples of the pesonal polities appeaed in the Fiday, Januay 31 and Monday, Febuay 2 editions. The editoial paising the Togetheness Weekend efused to give cedit fo the planning and successful poduction of the weekend to Eale Wepin and Paul Tautman, meely because the editos ae in opposition to those two Polity leades. When Wepin and Tautman thought it up told them it would flop: thee wee only two days to put it togethe and thee would be little if any publicity. felt Polity would end up with shit on its face. was wong... 'm cleaning the shit off My face. t was the most successful poduction in yeas. SAB and the Union can lean fom Tautman and Wepin. Now admit it, editos, and eat shit, too. The othe example of had jounalism was pefomed by Statesman in the aticle concening the appointment of M. Walsh as Executive Diecto of Polity. The epote completely ignoed pevious epots of the situation. This appointment became news last semeste when the Polity Seach Committee selected anothe candidate, a candidate who membes of that Seach Committee still say was highly qualified. Howeve, Stan Geenbeg wanted his SASU fiend, Mossgabbe to be consideed and Mosagabe applied too late. Geenbeg tuned to his political allies, Mak Minasi and Al Saubet. With that, what should have been a selection based on competence then became a political football. Soddenly the Mina si Sc h ube t G een beg Syndome swept though the senate, infecting all membes. ( ume the wod, "syndome" as the medical tem fo a collection of L symptoms, which, when combined, lki m e al AlieAA A 'ZZ7 Y VOL. '19 NO. 44 Sta tesman Jonathan D. Salant EditoinChief Jason Manne Business Manage The new Seach Committee, consisting of Minasi, Schubet, and othe senate membes, selected Mossgabbe, Wendt, and Walsh fo consideation. By the night of the voting the Syndome had split (a news stoy not epoted by Statesman): Schubet suppoted Wendt, Minasi oiginally suppoted Walsh, then switched to Wendt be foe the voting. Mossgabbe (who stated it all) eceived a handful of votes and was eliminated fom consideation. Geen beg switched to Wendt. The following week was heavy with politics ove a position which should be untouched by politics. Rumos had it that the Minasi Schubet Geenbeg Syndome wanted Wendt so they could contol him. On the night of the voting it was appaent that Wendt wuuld lose. Thiee was maneuveing to put off the vote. When the vote was called the MSG Syndome voted fo Mossgabbe yes, Mossgabbe, who had been eliminated fom the voting the week ealie because had eceived only a handful of votes. Wendt, once pomoted so heavily, eceived fou votes. Now Minasi had voted fo all of them, changing his mind faste than he changes his undewea. Unfotunately, this Syndome does not vote fo anything; it just votes against. This time Statesman missed the news. t was bad epoting. Stony Book is badly in need of good jounalism. We only have Statesman, so it's you job to give it to us. Bill Do Statesman welcomes viewpoints fom all membes of the campus community. All submissions should be typed, tiplespaced, and deliveed to Union 75 o mailed to Statesman, P.O. Box AE, Stony Book, N.Y Anonymous lettes will not he pinted; names will be withheld solely on discetion of the editoinchief. "Let Each Become Awae' FRDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1976 Ruth Bonapace Managing Edito Rene Ghadimi Associate Edito News Diecto: David Gilman; News Editos: Robet Blamne, Rachael Konolau: Ats Edito: Stephen Dembne; Spots Diecto: Stuat M. Saks; Spots Edito: Gey Reis; Editoial Assistant: Sandi Books; Office Manage: Caole Myles; Advetising/Poduction Manage: Fank Cappiello; Poduction Supeviso: Cala Weiss. STATESMAN. newspape of the State Univesity of New Yok at Stony Book and suounding community, is published oncampus thee times a week on Monday, husday. by Statesman Association. nc. a nonpofit liteay copoation ncopoated unde the laws of the State of New Yok. Pesident: Jonathan D. Salant. Vice Pesident: Ruth Bonapace. Secetay: Rene Ghadlmi. Teasue: Jason Maine. Mailing addess: P.O. Box AE. Stony Book. NVY Offices: Room 75, Stony Book Union. Editoial and business phone: (516) Subscibe to Associated Pess. Repesented by National Educational Advetsing Sevices, 18 East 5th Steet. New Yok. N.Y. Pinted by Smnlthtown News, 1 Bookslte D., Smithtown. N.Y. Enteed as Second Class Matte at Stony Book, N.Y. Statesman is patially funded by mandatoy student actvties fees allocated by Polity. the undegaduate student govenment. K LSta tesmaiil [OPNONS Editoials nceasing Domitoy Secuity As the numbe of apes on campus inceases, we ealize that it is essential that college legislatues tighten secuity measues in each domitoy. Howeve, we oppose the decision made by Bauch (Kelly B) College esidents to lock all entances to the building in the ealy moning hous, allowing only those with oom keys to be admitted. This policy will ceate a hadship fo guests who wish to visit between the hous of 1 6 AM and fo college esidents who must meet thei guests at the doo. And what happens if a dom esident fogets his key, as often happens, and his oommate isn't in. n addition, the social atmosphee on campus will suffe without the fee access to the esidential colleges. We theefoe encouage the college legislatues to take altenative pecautions to potect esidents. Posting student voluntees at building entances between 1 and 6 AM can effectively decease the cime ate. Voluntees can be stationed nea an oncampus phone to call esidents when visitos aive, simila to the doomanintecom system employed in most apatment buildings. Unde such a system, students who have no legitimate eason fo enteing the building can be tuned away. nteim Public Safety Diecto Kenth Sjolin is planning to coodinate the closings of domitoies at night, upon appoval of each college legislatue. This, we feel, is not the best solution. n addition to a doomanintecom system, we uge M. Sjolin to concentate his enegy only to the einstitution of the student coluntee dom patols. the patols stated in Kelly Quad last yea, but neve expanded acoss campus. f this policy is implemented on a campuswide basis, it could be vey effective; while allowing the domitoies to keep 24hou access. We uge Sjolin to make povisions fo student patols in all of the esidential colleges. Moe impotant, we uge each college legislatue to implement such a secuity plan of its own o to appove Sjolin's poposal. n addition to dozens of unepoted apes, thee wee two epoted apes on campus last yea. Although we ae just beginning 1976, anothe ape has occued. Wednesday, a obbey occued in Geshwin College. Students stationed at dom itoy entances making peiodic checks thoughout the building will help eliminate futhe sexual assaults and make the doms a safe place to live. Judiciay Shenanigans (Pat ) The inmates have taken ove the.asylum. Wednesday night, the Polity Judiciay decided to emove Chaiman Richad Kon fo having the sense not to enfoce the Sunday decision to make Polity Teasue Mak Minasi take his desk out of the Polity Office. Replacing Kon is Dov Teiman, who was defeated by Kom last semeste fo the post. Such decisions can only lose what little espect the Judiciay still has. Fom a legitimate thid banch of student govenment, the 1membe body has disintegated into a flying cicus. Fome Justice Kon, who esigned fom the body afte he was ousted as chaiman, stood almost alone in tying to give the Judiciay any sot of statue. Now, it appeas, the Judiciay may ask Vice Pesident fo Student Affais Elizabeth Wadswoth to intevene in the dispute and cut off all Polity funds. Howeve, because Minasi 's desk is not a student, Wadswoth appeas to have no juisdiction in the matte. Then again, that neve botheed the Judiciay befoe. We agee with Minasi's obsevation that vin e wouic uebsui iuluil iay siavc uccun a political powe play on the pat of Teiman. Teiman has been attempting to oust Kon all semeste. Now that he has succeeded his mood has changed fom confontation to compomise. We can only wonde why the most militant justice is now appaently willing to compomise so easily. We applaud Minasi's and the Polity Council's actions as the only sensible way to deal with the Judiciay. They plan to ignoe the justices. The Union s fo Students The Stony Book Union: As the name would suggest to any liteate peson, the Union is fo studentsfist and foemost fo Stony Book students. That's not the impession anyone would have gotten had they tied to attend the dance held in the Union Balloom last Satuday night. The dance was sponsoed by Ebony 1, a goup which is not affiliated with any student oganization on campus. Appaently the dance was advetised off campus as attested to by the nine busloads of nonstudents fom New Yok City which attended the dance. To exacebate the situation, thee was a pohibitively high admissions pice fo students and the dinks wee also quite expensive. The atmosphee was one which hadly encouaged paticipation fom Stony Book students. onically this dance was held on the vey same weekend that Polity sponsoed a 72hou festival of activities to pomote student use of the Union facilities. Now we have leaned that anothe goup, Obitals, is planning anothe event to take place in the Union Balloom on Febuay 14. The flyes advetising the event give infomation on buses which will leave Booklyn and Queens bound fo the Stony Book Union. t seems that the Union is becoming a entahall fo paties, open to all of New Yok City. We stongly uge the Union officials to execise moe discetion in pemitting the use of the Union Balloom, especially petaining to outside oganizations. This is a student union and we would like to see it omsain that uua Viewpoints Oliphant 'NEXU, shallshcwmju W [HE UNEOLNTE MY LA NCDENt WALSO A RESflMNED~ AND QWPNSKK!EARWfRESRSE 1& 1iETHEtSOF W 4?EjL WWDMEN AND GWULf& W' Zoomingjn Poiil f you have eve diven on the Long sland Expessway, pehaps you have noticed the flow of taffic. 've obseved that when moe can ae in the middle and ight hand lanes, taffic moves faste than when moe cas ae in the left hand lane. Thien ealized, politics was like this also. f one equates the geneal flow of taffic with social pogess, and the political feelings of individuals with the lanes they dive inleft lane fo libeals, middle lane fo modeates, and ight lane fo consevativeswe can see this similaity. Social change moves fowad fastest (the flow of taffic) when most individuals ae modeate politically (middle lane). The eason fo this is due to the fact, that when the left lane is clea, the fast cas (social moves) opeate feely and set the pace fo the est of the county (flow of taffic). Such was the case duing the Kennedy and Johnson yeas. PNople geneally stayed in thei lanes, and the speed that taffic flowed at. inceased (the Geat Society). t should be noted that this eal analogy did not apply in the case of Vietnam. As we all know, one cannot dive to Vietnam. At any atenixon came along, he wanted to be eveybody's Pesident. One might compae him to a dive who is hogging all the lanesthis of couse causes taffic congestion slowing down all taffic. Had Nixon emained in the ight lane whee he belonged, pehaps he could have been convinced to exit by the flow of taffic passing him (the votes). He even had an escot to tie up anybody who'd think of tying to pass him. The escot was made up of seveal motocyclesmost notewothy the Haldeman, the Ehlichman and the Mitchell. Pehaps you saw these bikes in the movie Easy Ride. But this wasn't enough fo Nixon. He even used govenment agencies (we might compae these to the Suffolk County Pakway Police), to haass othe individuals (motoists). A list of license numbes of cetain cas wee given to the Suffolk Police and pulled ove unjustly. This tied taffic up even moe. t inceased and inceased until finally taffic almost came to a standstill. Even when 1 tucks (senate) and 435 cas (congess) came up fom behind, Nixon would set up oad blocks (vetos). Meanwhile thee wee some motoists who wanted taffic to move faste (libeals). They woked on the poblem at the AAA (National Democatic Headquates). The Suffolk Police decided to find out what the AAA was up to, but as they enteed the building and the Nassau County Police (good guys) caught them. The Nixon guy who was hogging all the lanes told the Chief of the Suffolk Pakway Police not to say anything. Nixon even caused it to snow to distact thei attention fom the beakins (we call this a Doug Weisbege Taffic Causes A Jam cove up). Howeve the head of the Depatment ot Highways (special Posseuto), statd to dea thinge up anyway. As Nkxou dw on he looked to his left then he looked to Mb e~t. te. inouit had been pufled off the oad. So he dowe mue Cbste when suddenly he looked i. his ea view mio and saw 1 snow plows (senate), 436 tow tucks (congess) gaining on him. Befoe he aould be towed away (impeached) he got off at the meaat exit which happened to be estoy Bok ( a esignation in evey sense of the wod.) Well taffic stated to get momewlat back to nomal. Except thee was this one ca, esot of ho the middle to ight lane, not umning vey smoothly wouldn't you know it, it was a Fold. Fod had a bette idea and told police to let Mixon's ea atone. Nixon left Stony Book (the dinlce definition of the wod '"padon"), and went ot weutalthoug he has stayed off the ntentates ead maid montly batck woods oads. At any ate while this out of fme. Fod wa ambling down the oad a Califonia dune bugg (1ithinki1 saw it in an old sufing film) called a Reagan came ulp fom behind in the igat lane. n esponse to all this mess n the maddde and ight lanes, the left lane became moe clutteed. saw Scoop Jackson with Washington plates, a Mo Udall with Aizona plates, a Cute with Geoga plates, a Hais with expied Oklahoma plates and even a militay Jeep called a Sagent Shive with no plates. Meanwhile a ca ealled a Kennedy with Massachussets plates being diven by an old lady kept following the othe cas, but on the left shoulde. No matte how had the old lady tied to get he ca in the left lane, the wheels efused to tun off the shoulde. Coming up fom behind saw a ca with Alabama plates. think it was called a Waflace. t looked eal stange, sot of like a wheel chai. t was obyious this ca should stay in the ight lane but no, it had to dog the left lane up as if thee wasn't enough taffic. though most of the taffic had passed, when saw a ca with Minnesota plates called a HHH. The dive claimed he didn't want to be on this oad, but that he was just following the pack in caue of an emegency. found this had to believe as the HHH had un out of gas on the same oad only 7 yeas ago. Fo those of you who have ead this column and ae concened about a majo taffic jam on the way to Stony Book tomoowhave no fea. just listened to the WCBS taffic helicopte and have been infomed that the LE will be clea tomnmoow. The cas efeed to in the atici) wee last seen on the oad to New Hampshie. 4, Page 6 STATESMAN Fe uay 6, 1976Feay6196SAEMN Febuay STATESMANPage Pg7 7

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8 p~~~ /' SCENDENTA MEDTATON By AUDREY B. WLLAM Pepaing fo Caees in Voluntee Adminitation Many institutions of highe leaning ae playing a key ole in taining and educating students in the maemial and administative skills necessay to be the administato of a voluntee pogam. Goddad College offes a Mastes' Degee in human sevices, with a concentation on voluntee administation. At least 8 pecent of the student's time is devoted to ceating o managing a voluntee pogam. Couses supplement the voluntee expeience by poviding the necessay educational backgound in inteviewing techniques, ecuitment and placement of voluntees in community sevice agencies. A summes' Maste Degee pogam in community leadeship and development is offeed at Spingfield College. This pogam enables candidates with a minimum of five yeas' voluntee sevice wok expeience to Bin expetise in voluntee administation though minimal time on campus. Degee equiements can be fulfilled on the job. hitysix hous of cedit must be eaned and all students must attend special intensive wokshops befoe designing thei couse of study. Voluntee wok can be a way fo students to identify caee aeas and to apply leaned concepts and skills while helping othes. f you ae inteested in becoming a voluntee in the community o on campus, VTAL, the oncampus Student Voluntee Sevice og a willst s you in finding a placement. They have available plaements in the following pogams and agencies: Big Bothes, Elementay, Junio and Hgh School Tu toial Poga, Adopt a Gandpant, and Legal Aide Pogams. VTAL is located in the ibaay oom W.53. Visit the office any aftenoon o call to speak with a student counselo. Additional nfomation The Cae Confeence wil take place oncampus duing Apil. Oncampus job ecuitment will take place duing Febuay and Mach (Senios and Alumni only). % ff X.. Town Low on Salt So Roads Stay cy PatchogueOne eason fo Bookhaven's slow stat in cleaing the oads afte Monday's snow was the town an out of salt. Supeviso John Randolph made the comments in esponse to a q :.... As t"hot by 1 NTERVEWS. t~~~~~~~~q fo SAB Speakes Chaipeson and Vice Chaipeson Monday ight at 9: in the Poity Office. Fo moe info call w Mau pauk pma Yqw A Wkwtfwinwofwtod dleo W so t = dact fbe id OW N WN o jft ntoductoy Lectue Evey Monday 2:3 & 8: PMS dent Union Room 231 Eale Wepin n Polity Pesident...~~O complaint by Doothy Moell of East Patchogue. Randolph also blamed the snow emoval difficulties on the weathe. "We've had moe snow, ice, and feezing conditions than we eve had," he said. n othe actions, the Town Boad: voted,. 43, to teminate Osca Bloom as a special town attoney. Town Attoney Walte Beck said this was a step in the plan to eliminate sttoneys all special and have all town legal wok done in the town attoney's office. Randolph said that the contovesy suounding Bloom's involvement in the constuction of the RS cente in Holtsville contibuted to his dismissal but that one special attoney would pobably be dismissed pe month. set public heaings fo ezoning on Mach 3 at John F. Kennedy Junio High School in Pot Jeffeson Station, Mach 1 at Newfield High School in Selden, and Mach 16 at Wad Melville High School in East Setauket. expanded town fie pevention sevices to the Village of Lake Gove allocated funds fo the installation of guad ails at schools thoughout the town appointed Robet Genada and Raymond Giglio as assistant town attoneys and accepted the esignation of William Maloney fom the attoney's office. Jonathan D Salant 'makes sue that the Administation lives up to its pomise to make i this campus safe? f f VWe do. JiThe Statesman News 2 Team.» ~~Join us. Call Dave at < V~~ii~~~ ~ M, M, M W i.m $ s The sael Action Committee of Hillel pesents a discussion with a panel of futue 1im fom sael Aliyah Desk, Tuesday, Febuay 1, 7:3 pm, Union Rm. 231 ALL ARE WELCOME Hillel pesents the next in its weekly seies of FacultyStudent Shmoozes. D. Lawence Slobodkin of the Biology Dept. will discuss "New Light Eon Old Chestnuts". Monday 45 Feb. 9, pm, Union Rm Refeshments will be seved. ALL ARE WELCOME. Upcoming Shmoozes: FEBEB.. DR LEE KOPPELMAN, "JEWS ANDD POLTCS" FEB. 23: DR. PETER KAHN, "THE LLUSTROUS MMGRANT Hillel's film festival; "The Celluloid Jew", continues with its Sping semeste featues on "The Stange and f the Supenatual" with a showing of "God and the Devil", Sunday, Feb. 8, at 7:3 pm, in Lectue Hall 19. la FLL ARE WELCOME. ALAELOE. FEB. 1 FEB. 5: "FRANKENSTEN" _ 22: "THE GOLEMw _ FEB. 29: "COMPULSON"W HLLEL S FUNDED BY FEB. POLTY 2 Febuaw 6, 1976~A w _ STATESMAN Pap 9 Febuay 6, 1976 STATESMAN Pop 9

9 PERSONAL JUDY Hope you have a funfilled and happy 27th bithday. Amos & Fiends. STEVEN P. Congatulations on you twentythid loss n Yahtzee. t moms like even cheating doesn't help. We love you anyway. Judy and Gace_ HM, RB. JDS. You, Too, Stu ARBY s going to be 22. Happy Bithday. CARA RUTH Buon compleanno a te, buon compleanno a te, buon compleanno caa Ruthhe, buon compleanno a tel Love, Mom and Dad. Dea RUTH Happy Bithday to, you, happy bithday to you, happy bithday dcea Ruthlfe happy bithday to youll Love, Pony. OEAR FRAN Happy Bithday to the geatest fihnd peson can have. Love always, Rhondette. OEAR FRAN t means a geat deal to be able to shae this special bithday with you and show how much you J"n to me. Happy Bithday. Love, Fank. MARC SCHOEN has changed his name and s now MALLORY SCHOEN. FOR SALE REFRGERATOR KNG Used Refigeatos and Feezes bought and sold deliveed on campus. Call anytime. THE GOOD TMES fo Quality Used Books Liteay Peiodicals & Jounals Good Bowsing Also Macame Cods Clay, Glass & Wooden Beads 15 East Main St Pot Jeffeson Open 116 MondaySatuday QUAALUDE necklaces 24 kt. gold plated. EXACT eplica of famous RORER kt. gold chain, $2., call Cindy at SUPERDSCOUNTED AUTO PARTS, fullllne, new specials nclude: Champion plugs: 59 cents std.. 79 cents es., 21PC socket set guaantoed, $9.95; 1W4 ofl, 49 cents qt.; Gabiel HiJackes w/kt. $49.95; Deico batteies lowest pices; pats house eps on campus; call Bet o Stu, Cuse n style 1968 CADLLAC ELDORADO adial ties, AMFM steeo, font whoel dive, 4 disc bakes, elctic windows and seats. Asking $95. Contact Bian AUDOVOX 8tack tape deck ca STEREO with FMstoeo, fo unde dash, slideout mounting, $55.. Call FRGDAR 1 cubic foot see Nick, Roth Quad, Cadozo A23, phone TYPEWRTERS: Royal "'slent" potable, excellent unning condition, $4. De Lusce Manan thee nch potable, vey. good condition, $3. Also old Royal standad, vey good condition, SZ5. Call Gay Mention this Ad 25% OFF ANY RNGS 'N THNGS, Old Town Village, 166 Collectable Lane, exeept sale tems. QUALTY STEREO SPEAKERS: 3way, 1" woolfe, 3" midange, 2" supetwetet factoy sealed, $6 a pai. Call _ 1975 DATSUN 28Z fully equipped, excellent condition, low mileage, call Dan RECONDTONED B&W, COLOR TV's $68 to $22, full guaantee Old Town TV, 68 Collectable Lane HOUSNG FURNSHED ROOM Pot Jeff. kitchen, bath, $3 week ncluding utilities. Gad student only WATERFRONT HOUSE: Mille Place, 2 bedooms, available, mmediate occupancy, kitchen, fieplace, $12 monthly, , HR APARTMENT FOR RENT Pot Jeffeson aea, 2 bedooms, living oom, kitchen bath ncluding utilities, $ HELPWANTED Vey attactive females nteested n modeling fo pofessional photogaphe. n etun fo potfolio o potait photogaph. Call Cal 26147, day. MEN WOMEN JOBS ON SHPS Ameican. Foeign. No expeience equied. Excellent pay. Woldwide tavel. Summe Job o caee. Send $3. fo nfomation. SEAFAX, Dept. H12, Box 249. Pot Angeles, Washington SERVCES Local and Long Distance MOVNG & STORAGE cating, packng. FREE estimates, call COUNTY MOVERS, anytime. GUYS: SCK OF NOT DATNG? Want to do something about t? A two month pogam that may help s being offeed by Clinical Psychology gaduate students. Call ELECTROLYSS/RUTH FRANKEL Cetified Fellow ESA, ecommended by physicians, moden methods, consultations nvited, walking distance to campus, TYPST THESES & TERM PAPERS expetly done. Expeienced, efeences, Stony Book aea, TUTORNG AVALABLE fo Oganic and Geneal Chem. See Bay, oom 767 Gad Chemisty. LOST & FOUND LOST: gold and white hat somewhee between Union and O'Nell. f found please call Dlanne at LOST: glasses n a black case somewhee between Lectue Hall and Libay. Hall Phone 6352, ask fo Steve, A24 Whitman. LOST; steling silve "Liquid Silve" necklace with five pt. sta. Sentimental value. REWARD. Contact Ronna 63747, oom 222C, Kelly E. LOST: a silve bacelet (.D.) Paul on font nsciption on back geat value to me. Call Paul at o Mount D14A. FOUND: A pai of ski gloves n Light Engineeing, oom 12, on Feb. 4. To claim call 6531 nights. FOUND: gold wedding band n Knosh on the 4th. Must dentify the nsciption. Call Dave FOUND: set of keys n Table Paking aea. Ai Foce medallion. Contact Douglass Coodinato evenings to dentify. LOST: ton soft canvas ovenight bag Stage 12 paking lot Mon. eve. ound 7, Feb. 2. Of found call Andy o Richle at 6427 n 124. REWARD. FOUND: calculato Fi Jan. 29. Call to dentify, Jeff, NOTCES Gay Men's Goup will be holding ap sessions Sunday nights n the GSU, oom 45B {opposite Caft Shop) at 7 PM. Thee will be efeshments seved. Call the GSU at fo nfo. Students fo Jewish suvival need people to paticipate n an oncampus campaign. Contact Heidi Schlffen Enties fo Coed Volleyball ae Due Feb. 6 at 2 PM oom 12 of the Gym. Minimum numbe on a team 3 men and 3 women. Reading tuto needed fo educably etaded student. This gil can pogess f someone can help he ove the ough spots. Tanspotation s necessay. Can someone help. Call Vital. Any men o women nteested n officlating the coed volleyball league on Tues. & Thus. evenings should contact Ms. Kupskl. Leave name and phone n oom 12, Gym. Officials will be paid $2.5 pe hou and must be expeienced o have a knowledge of the ules of volleyball. Finally a good smoking clinic on campus. The Ameican Cance Soclety and the U.G.B. ae cbsponsong a 5week pogam to help anyone quit smoking. Registation fee s $6 and will be collected at the fist meeting. Meetings will be at 8 PM n Union oom 237, Jan. 2, Feb. 3 1 and 17. Fo moe nfo calr Jonny at :1 H VALENT'N ;ES CLASSFEDLS 1 15 wd%./75e...5 each additional wd. Deadline Feb. 9, 4:3 pm will appea in Feb. 13 Statesman. Come to Rm. 75 in the Union to submit ad". NO phone ads will be accepted. Me LX s MPF AW f BfoS my/ c Page 1 STATESMAN Febuay 6, 1976

10 BREFS Tough Lo" fo Women Gymnasts t was anothe tough lon fo the Stony Book women's gymnastics team Wednesday, as they wee defeated by Lehman College, Stony Book had lost thei two pevious meets by a total of 2.9 points. Enteing the last event, the floo exeises, the Patiots wee leading Lehman by less than point. Lisa Rubin led the Pats with a 5.8 and Besty Bamble scoed a 4.8. But Stony Book was denied victoy as lehman's Dalene 'hompson and Lulu Camney etuned scoed of 6.25 and 6.85 espectively. Andew Zwln ABA Squies Rescued Nofolk, Va. (AP)Viginia National Bank, the lagest bank in the state, came to the escue of the beleagueed Viginia Squies of the Ameican Basketball Association, loaning the team enough money to complete the season, Squies officials said yesteday. Bank Boad Chaiman Wight Haison said the bank loaned the Squies $25,. Viginia managing patne Van Cunningham said the figue combined with the Squies sale of advetising bannes, would see the fanchise safely though what so fa has been a chaotic season. The Squies wee unable to meet the $6, team payoll Monday, but all the playes wee in action Wednesday night as the team lost to Denve in ovetime. The team has had the wot ecod in po basketball ove the last two seasons. Cunningham said the Squies so fa had commitments fo 54 advetising bannes at $5, each. He said the bank loan would be paid back though sale of bannes. She Squies hope to seu 1 bannes, which will be hung in the Nofolk Scope Coliseum, whee the team plays most of its games. The Squies had announced Monday that they would fold unless they could sell 1 of the bannes by Fiday. Nofolk Mayo vine Hill also said the city was waiving the Squies' ent of about $2, fo each game the tetm plays in the coliseum. The squies have nine moe games thee thi smeon. Cunningham said he infomed othe ABA ownes and Commissione Dave DeBusschee of the loan lhusday aftood. Allin Leads Deset Classic uam Sping, Oalif. (AP)Buddy Allin, unassuming and lowkey as eve, quietly slipped into sole possession of the top spot while two of po gold's elde statesmen povided the damatics yesteday in the second ound of the $18, Bob Hope Deset Classic. Allin, playing in something appoaching solitude, managed a fouundepa 68 and a 135 total fo two ounds of this five day, foucouse, 9hole tounament. But while Allin was woking at uncowded Bemuda Dunes, a thundeing hed of tans watched 46yeaold Anold Pdme and 44yeaold Bill Cape un up some ecods at Endoado. Palme matched the couse ecod with an eightundepa fou the best ound in many yeas fo himand Caope played his back nine in 29best on the tou this yeaon his way to a 65. Walke and Bayi Out of Mile Race Los Angeles, Calif. (AP)4ohn Walke has pulled out of te featued mile ace and Filbet Bcyi won't be hee, eithe, but the event still figues to excite the cowd at tonight's Lee AngdW Times ndoo Games. Rod Dixon, Walke's New Zealand countyman, will take a lot fling in the mile befoe etuning to the 5,the ee in wh he espablished himself n Dixon's main opposition s expected om Paul CUmmings. But one event does not a tack meet make, and the lineup fo the meet appeas as impessive as any eve staged at the Foum. Geoff Capes, Geat Bitan's stongman shot putte, will ty amw make it fou staight victoies ove Al Feuebach in the shot put. Tom Woods of the pacific Coast Club will attempt to beat wod ecod holde Dwight Stones in the high jump fo the second week in a ow, and Dan Ripley aims at the wold pole vault ecodand hopes the ba will be measued coectly this time. Connos njued in Action Boca Raton, Fla. (AP)Topseeded Jimmy Connos withdew fom the ndependent Playes Association tennis tounament late yesteday afte he injued a tendon in his left leg duing a match with John Whitlinge. tounament officials said. Connos eithe, toe o pulled the tendon duing the fist set, which he won 64, tounament diecto Geoge Liddy siad. The match was awaded to Whitlinge. "He's limping and just felt he shouldn't play anymoe," said tounament spokeswoman Kitty '1hompson. "We had a docto in the audience look at his leg and the docto felt that if he played on it, it could cause seious damage." Ealie yesteday, thidseeded Cliff Richey defeated Vocto Pecci, 64, 26, 61, to advance to the semifinals. United States Wins Two Medals n 2nd Day of Winte Olympics By WCK TELlt nnsbuck, Austia (AP)Me But dhat was not t deny son of a Vemont fa and a bhe. Ratho t was the fome waite om Dt AmllDs woo puw.vlo X stunned the winte spots' wold with mel peoa e fist full day of ic yesteday as they led the ption. Thee ww t United States to a supisingly secondjplae finishes oa Kock stong showing on the second and ;: Young, te weo day of the X Winte tbe Amican sklen bd bq Olympics. cuaeosandy MH paed n Bill Koch, an e ded the top 13 in the mm's 2yeaold New Endande, and downhill me and then was a Sheila Young, a vetean who couple Co d od was just waning up fo events fl onto d ad late in the week, won slvw twc~hid of th omeito medas fo Undo Sam while in ce dancing Fanz Klamme, Austia's Two Rumdan e the national heo, won the ce danng whic had a seeond p gius mns dnbmlll U i e yesedy. But Colleen (4onno, 2 and bee wee thee gold nedals James it, 27, o C d waded yest eday and Sping w wen ad of the won two of themsegel fouthipace couple and ha" a Savelyev in the Gilomete ski shot at second going into ace and Gaina Step as in Mondayys feestyle, the find the 1.54mete speed skating pot of the competition. ntamuals < he fifth cup of acfe ad fouth boo lingeed lp my g my appocnd. ft was my nht to becme a zeba aped aound my ne}k m a cla y ws. mhe inia ta" of foeign a d me. he st.sh now efee sit funsed by Smide Ltd. awe al ext x lawv (dmsged fo damese twin). With scoebook and mecoc (pe 19 Catholc Youth Ognization model) in band, tekked fom the of tw Gym, the ntamual office, to thes ou gymasum floo. At the sight of my stiped shit, a bed of 5 playes chaged towa me eamg "Which one is Cout 3?" Afte fou yeas of intense, Stony Book schooling, didn't know. Afte settling down at the coect cout (cout ne Wo fawb o ft. W Wks bd be a. n hia lo w X~ bc OtApa< _ " M wy X e n tok 1 kkomete. & wm amptag but odfd 'Von Vt to =ma t im.' tus =am me vey sxcted. hop th too." Law 1k,&' Yon, me n which he placed second WWa is not Koch% best. He's. stonge la the w Wm be n. The quiet, selfeffacing youngte tcm t F Vt.t also win compete n the foumm, 4 Fe 11., ommmmmmb_ Confessujns of a i Refeee Z : BRUCE BRANDLERone of the intamal ets, gets a few shots in befoe a gan. By John Quinn n. / tme is the s gy, noticed tben wes uoooay &b Y Ha_ 1 1K e appee o mysal point of adi and ctatoed ttnity Sd _ t. "Wel p so." th to me said; 'what don x dk MW X funm tittle boxes?" 'a (te Ohi w _ i eo aw immed inmb kn1w wa n fo tout. The game sted oo. Afte eipht minutest methb team ad mamml A w te of besket caued stanuon _o at tbe abe. "Wait a minuto, Wie NC top te e. We dofft know wa wee doe Al 1 bekets, had been woad ol Am mm "No doo4es in this leage, pd, l' finish th Mw eaewmich& The pe continued until aothe _ b bpti balted play. Tb tme, Mm a an Om n o y, B klc had eigbt gu on th cout at one tme. Au tc echnica "W h it a " queies a diohy eciated, m d low chld wa b1wk soek unde KMtb, fe A _ at titution, ae glunds fo a _ctlnics." le. in da p monot!e voie. Woei bee ey my uthoy?" "We pott was at" 1f _a dontan s on sin.. L1cily Ni potest was e. Afte bin the PM by 8 pobdnt th potest wu sided OUW me, wao Mt am MMea He bhommid, fttg hcy Wo off his ebadt, "Yaw dolt so O Wu my lewn py. Ome dow, two to one dow, oe to go mw ts Mi1ht oomld be! i _ms oa and th, a det ie moneay mmunenton fo fofeit 1 xactly the me a a eglaty payd Pm&e, (2.25. t's like finding an lee cold dspwk ot m ob outside you doo. Game thee is affectionately d o d, f e ygetaway Game." Whistles mysteiusly bmw quite often duing the 15 minute, unning tm, negment. Temendous pessue is put on the t of the playes. On a Fiday n t at 1:3, wbo wants to efeee a basketball pme? The mad dah to the ntamual OMie afte the pme evitalizes al body function A quick exit aviods the ampaging combatants who \t the gme because of a bad call. A visit to the Pub coaus all $6.75 you owned fo the evening. You daily existnce has once again been inteupted by the foce known s ntamuals. You swe that you'll, efeee agin. Min duing the net day the phone inf, "ntamual office, would you like to efeee tonight?"' Ob well, once a kng... Febuay STATESMAN Pia l

11 n Adoob [statesman in e 1 a Yiday, Yebuay to, Y1R 1. 1 i i 1 ad' M A k Aw 14.1 ORTS, Patiots Retain Shae of Knick Confeence Lead By KEN SCHWTZ t mgt seem a little stange that Stony Book basketball coach Ron Bash was talking about a championship afte the Patiots 8171 win ove Patt nstitute of Technology Tuesday night. Afte all, hadn't his team lost six in a ow ealie in the season and didn't they have som pesonnel poblems down South? n college basketball, howeve, what eally counts is confeence play and the Pats have had only smooth goings in Knickebacke Confeence this season. Tuesday night's win ove Patt gave Stony Book a 3 ecod in confeence play tying them fo fist place with New Yok Tech and Booklyn. "We ae in good shape," Bash said, "but in ode to win it we will have to take all of ou emaining league games." That means the Patiots will have to beat secondplace Pace Univesity tonight. "Pace, is eally a good team, they have won nine in a ow, and it should be a geat game," Bash added. Against Patt, the Patiots held the ealy command, building a 166 lead. The Patiots box zone defense was keeping Patt away fom the hoop. But Stony Book was having no poblem penetating Patt's zone. Only some accuate long ange shots by Eddie Boo, who scoed 3 points, kept Patt clae. Patt only tailed 3528 at the half. "We could have won by 25 tonight if we wanted to," Bash said "but we tied to un a little too much and we substituted feely most of the second half." Then Bash spoke about the man he knows will be the main facto in the Pats' championship dive. "Keith was fantastic tonight," Bash said. "f he keeps playing aggessively as he did tonight see no eason why we shouldn't win it." Patt guad Joe Chilli ageed with Bash. "Keith was a monste tonight,'"he sad.."he is the diffeence between you guys [Stony Book] and Pae and most of the othe teams in the league." Keith, aveging 22.5, insued the Stony Book victoy m the second half. The 6.5 cente hit on unning onehande and he muscled his way inside fo easy layups. He wound up shooting 13 fo 15 fom the floo with eight ebounds. Only the outside shooting of Boo made the final scoe. ' "t looks like the Pace game will be the big one," By ERC WASSER The thing that makes spots so exciting is the unexpectedlike when a lowly team ises up and outplays an obviously stonge opponent. Tuesday night Stony Book supised the Division leading team, Wagne College, by taking a commanding ealy lead. But in the end, Wagne won, the exhibition game, 98. Chip Deacon and Jack Bieg, two of the membes of last yea's championship Patiot team, wee able to play because last night's game does not count in the league standings. The Pats opened stong, scoing the game's fist thee goals. They led 42 afte the fist peiod. 'Me second peiod was moe of the same. Stony Book added anothe thee unansweed goals and thei lead swelled to 72. Then they collapsed. Wagne Awakens Wagne scoed six consecutive goals, thee of them on powe plays and two shot handed goals. The Patiot lead dwindled duing the second peiod and finally disappeaed as Wagne took an 87 lead with five Patiot guad Neil Gottlieb said, "f we win that one, then we will have to beat New Yok Tech in the last gpme." "f we win the Knickebocke Confeence can't see how anyone could deny us a playoff [NCAA Division M] beth," Bash said. Guads Lay TMlley and Ron Schmeltze made the JM PETSCHE (whie unifom) has his shooting fom mpeded by Patt's Bland Robets. PATROT RA UiUKMAn izu) sets up fo a wins minutes left in the game. With 51 seconds emaining Alan Gass scoed the equalize on a powe play goal. But with nine seconds left, Jack Venasco, snot in Tuesday's loss. Wagne's leading scoe, beat Stony Book goalie, Waen Landau and the Pats had lost. "We quit, we just quit," said Patiot defenseman Bob Bindle, who weekly ECAC AllSta team... The new man on the squad is Calos Matinez. He weas No.43 and is fom Alfed E. Smith High School in the Bonx. The Patiots ae now 98 in oveall play... Cyndi Meseve of Patt, the only woman to eve play on a men's NCAA basketball team, was on the sidelines Monday taking stats. She is now the school's Spots nfomation Diecto. Patt Clyne Boo Chilli Flglla Williams Lightbun Robets Stony Book G Addeley 2 Keith 13 Schmeltze Tlley 4 Wight 8 Petsche 2 Castigile 1 Gottlieb 2 Jones 1 Johnson 1 Hanove 1 35 i Halftime: Stony Book 35. Patt 28. \7... New Yok Tech Stony Book Booklyn Hunte Pace Queens Lehman Yeshiva Knickebocke Confeence Standing w v 2 2 _ G F T ' L Pct F T Patiots' Remaining Confeence Games Tonight: Pace, 8 PM. Tomoow: at Booklyn, 8 PM. Sat., Feb. 21, Lehman, 8 PM. Sat., Feb. 28, at New Yok Tech, 8 PM. Hockey Club Loses Despite Ealy Five Goal Lead scoed Stony Book's fist goal. JekyllHyde Syndome The Pats looked like they had the D. JekyllM. Hyde syndome. They wee an G.B /2 2 1 / 4 agessive, had hitting team in the fist half of the game, a team wothy of making the playoffs. But then they eveted to thei usual sloppy play, giving the game away. The Pats tied to sit on thei leads and this was a majo facto in thei downfall. " don't know, it [the loss] kinda figues," said Bindle, "t's just been that kinda season. t gets ough when you lose so often. You gotta get psyched and afte each loss it just gets hade and hade. A lot of guys ae just getting into a ut. can't believe it. just can't believe it. " feel soy fo [coach] Bob Lamoeaux." Bindle said. "He comes to evey game. He's a good coach. He deseves a few moe wins. All we have to do is get staightened out." Seveal playes wee playing hut and it was only an exhibition game but at this stage of the season any win would have helped. John Bianculli and Cal Hish both missed Tuesday's game due to illness. The Pats' next game is against Cook College at Peddie, New Jesey. 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