Vol. XIII, No. 18 Thursday, September 21, Power struggle expected

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1 li!j Vance pressures Hussein o join Mideas peace plan AMMAN Jordan [AP) - Secreary of Sae Cyrus R. Vance me wih King Hussein yeserday, opening a diplomaic drive aimed a making he Camp David accords more palaable o wary Jordan and Saudi Arabia and keeping hardline Syria from derailing he agree-. men. Vance me wih Hussein shorly afer arriving here and was undersood o have applied srong pressure, elling him ha opposion o he plan could damage U.S. Jordanian relaions. Hussein relies heavily on_ U.S. miliary and economic assisance. Sae Deparmen spokesman Hodding Carer described he alks as "friendly" and "cordial" bu said Vance received no commimen ha Jordan would join he peace alks and preven formaion of a unified Arab fron agains he Camp David accords. Carer said Vance briefed Hussein in deail on he aspecs of he Camp David accords mos roubling o Jordan - he ulimae fae ofhe Wes Bank of he Jordan River and wheher srael will agree o complee wihdrawal from occupied erriories, including Eas Jerusalem. Vance also reporedly old he Jordanian ruler ha i was in his bes ineres o paricipae in he negoiaions called for in he accords, since Jordan will be neighbor o whaever Palesinian enirely emerges from he alks on he Wes Bank of he Jordan River. The secreary is also scheduled o mee wih hree oher Arab leaders - King Khaled and Crown Prince Fahd of Saudi Arabia in Riyadh oday and omorrow, and Presiden Hafez Assaj of Syria in Damascus on Saurday. Vance said earlier ha his mission was o explain o he "key Arab governemns no represened a Camp David... he conens, purpose and philosophy of he undersandings reached... so hey can make heir own decisions on how o respond o he inviaions o hem conained in he basic documens. The framework for peace in he Middle Eas was drawn up by Egypian Presiden Anwar Sada and sraeli Prime Miniser Menachem Begin under he sponsorship of Presiden Carer during a wo-week conference a Camp David in Maryland. The accord calls for, among oher hings, a five-year ransiion period in he Wes Bank and Gaza, leading o full auonomy for he people here who are predominaly Palesinian Arabs. srael has agreed no o esablish new selemens during he negoiaions and inhabians and o elec represenaives o paricipae in he peace process. Lef unseled are he ulimae boundaries of srael, he naure of he auonomous Palesnian eniy, he fuure of Jerusalem and he securiy arrangemens for srael. n he U.S. view, Jordan could have a srong influence on he makeup of he Palesinian presence on he Wes Bank if i acceps he inviaion o join he peace alks. f Hussein boycos, he runs he risk of seeing an independen palesinian eniy emerge, which could be anagonisic o he Jordanian monarchy. Jordan has said i would no be bound by he agreemens and Saudi Arabia has said he erms "could no be considered as an accepable final formula for peace." an independen suden newspaper serving nore dme nd s. mm)s Vol. X, No. 18 Thursday, Sepember 21, 1978 Power sruggle expeced Vorser announces resignaion PRETORA Souh Mica [AP]- Prime Miniser John Vorser announced yeserday he was resigning for healh reasons afer 12 years as Souh Afica s unchal lenged poliical leader. His deparure was likely o rigger a power sruggle over who will direc his racially divided naion. He also announced Souh Africa wiij go ahead wih elecions his year leading o independence for he dispued, erriory of Souh- How long can i lash The Souh Bend weaher, fickle a bes, has been excellen all week, reminding people of he summer now pas. Here, a suden is caugh while daydreaming of more imporan hings han he ever-presen books. [Phoo by Beh Cuer]. Wes Africa, also known as Namibia. The 63-year-old leader old a news conference ha he could no longer fulfill he "Srenuous duies" of office bu he said he would be available for he largely ceremonial job of presiden. A caucus of Vorsers Naional Pary, dominaed by conservaive Afrikaners, is o mee Sep. 28 in Cape Town o pick a new presiden and prime miniser. The new prime miniser likely will face a flurry of inernaional censure for is "go i alone" decision of Namibia. Among op conenders o replace Vorser are he hard-line Defense Miniser Pieer W. Boha; he saunchly conservaive Miniser of Plural Relaions, or racial affairs, Connie Mulder; Labor Miniser Fanie Boha and Foreign Miniser Roelof F. Boha. The Bohas are no relaed. The name is common here among Afrikaners, descendans of he original European selers. The poenial figh for he op job has led o warnings in he Afrikaan press o keep pary uniy a a crucial ime in Souh Africas hisory. Reading from a prepared saemen, Vorser said "The Souh African governmen does no wish o close doors" o furher negoiaions on he Namibia quesion wih he Unied Naions or he Wesern powers. Bu he said his governmen found he Unied Naions proposal for a peace-keeping force of 7,500 "oally unaccepable" and was no prepared o accep a year-long ransiion period. The governmen "canno allow his impasse o coninue indefiniely," he declared, and so would proceed wih consiuen elecions in he dispued erriory. coninued oa page 4 SU commiee announces Homecoming plans,. - 1 by Leslie Brinkley This years Homecoming evens will include he selecion of a King and Queen from he Nore Dame Sain Marys suden body. Finaliss in he compeiion will be presened during half-ime of he NO-Pisburgh game on Oc. 14. "Jungle Safari" will be he heme for his years Homecoming aciviies, which will begin Monday, Oc. 9 wih dorm relaed evens and will culminae wih he Homecoming Dance Saurday nigh. The Suden Union Homecoming Commiee me in LaForune las nigh o esablish specific rules o govern he King and Queen compeiion. The firs sage of selecions will ake place his Monday, when individual secions in each dorm on boh campuses will nominae one candidae. Each dorm is o choose one represenaive by nex Thursday, and hose chosen will advance o a campus-wide compeiion. Offcampus sudens will voe nex Thursday as well, for one male candidae, one female Nore Dame candidae, and one Sain Marys candidae. During he firs week in Ocober, he iniial round of judging will narrow down he field of 30 conesans ino five men and five women. The final compeiion will deermine he Homecoming King and Queen and heir cour. All en finaliss will be presened during half-ime a he game and a he dance. Crieria for poenial candidaes includes personaliy and poise (40ih), personal ineress (20Yl), exra-curricular aciviies (20Yl), good grooming and appearance (Oih), and academic sanding (OVJ). n addiion, all final conesans mus have a faculy characer winess. Homecoming chairman, Joe Gucker, noed ha he King and Queen cones became a par of homecoming plans his year as a resul of suden suggesions. s anoher way o ge sudens involved in he weeks aciviies," Gucker added. coadnued oa JM&e 10 0 ) :- ; The Suden Union Homecoming Commiee me las nigh o discuss he plans for 1M Homecomina Dance. [Phoo by Beh Cuer).

2 he oburver Thursday, Sepembe!!_.!?.?. r-news Briefs a==:::::::::::::::::::::================= Naional Farm hearings begin W ASDNGTON- A House subcommiee headed by ndiana Congressman Dave Evans has opened hearings ino foreign ownership of American farmland. The inquiry is designed o deermine he naure, exen and consequences of foreign invesmen in American real esae. Evans office released figures showing ha foreign direc invesmen in he Unied Saes rose by 11 percen las year o $34.1 billion. "The fac ha he amoun of farmland is no going o increase and ha he number of acres under foreign ownership is rapidly increasing is of concern o me and mos farmers, Evans said. He barely f.{o caugh CDCAGO- A 22-year old Wrigh College suden was arresed siing naked on his moorcycle a a rafficligh. Jeff Pierecha old police a 1 a.m. yeserday ha he be several friends $20 he could ride naked o a ho dog sand, buy he food and reurn. Seveal blocks from his goal, he sopped a a Norhwes Side inersecion o wai for a raffic ligh o change. A car pulled up nex o him. Pierecha looked over, nodded a he wo occupans and chirped: "Hi guys." The "guys" were parolmen cruising he srees in an unmarked squad car. Pierecha was charged wih disorderly conduc. Cash rolls on.freeway DETROT- was a freeway free-for-all on he road o riches. Dozens of people sopped heir cars Tuesday afernoon o scramble for an esimaed $5,000 worh of quarers ha spilled from a moving armored ruck on he busy Chrysler Freeway. Several bags of quarers spli open as hey hi he pavemen, scaering he coins along he concree. Sae roopers and raffic officers from he Deroi Police were L!llled o help clean up he coins and reurn hem o he Purolaor Securiy Co Truck. Purolaor employees spen he res of he da} rying o figure ou how much money hey los. Each sack conainec. abou $600 in quarers, said A Young, Purolaors assisan operaions manager. Weaher Cooler wih occasional periods of showers likely!ursday. High near 70. Clearing and cool Thursday nigh. Low in he low 50s. Sunny and cool Friday. High in he upper 60s. On Campus Today_ :30pm 4 pm 4:3Q pm 7 pm 7pm 7, 9, 11 pm 8pm lecure, "conempory problems in federal indian law," frederick marone of jennings, srauss & salmon law firm. 101 law bldg. seminar, "opical aciviy in small molecules & nonenaniomorphous crysals," j. kenneh oloane, easman kodak co. 123 nieuland. spon. by chem. dep. forum, "he charasmaic movemen," by fr. ed oconnor, howard hall placemen nigh, ars & leers. c.c.e. aud. film, "shampoo," engr. aud. $1. spon. by chinese sud. assoc.. "second ciy," olaughlin aud. spon. by smc social commission. $3 ennis, smc vs goshen college THE OBSERVER Tonighs Theme S&M Nigh Edior: Tom "Worn Bels" Behney Ass. Nigh Edior: Sue "Bea Me" Wuecher, John "Cheap Thrills" Dondanville layou Saff: Kini "m bleeding" Convey, Barb "Sandpaper" Block, Kahie "Hur Me" Tighe, Sea "Pain is Fun" Wizleben Ediorial layou: Rosemary "Razor Srap" Mills Feaures layour: Calla & Karen Caruso- he dominance eam Spors Layou: Paul Mullaney Spors Edior: Paul "Plasic Shees" Mullaney Typiss: Beh "Slime" willard, Besie "We Cemen" Masana, Tricia "lacy undies" Meehan, Rosie "sild cords" Rodgers, Early Morning Typis: Lisa " refuse o paricipae" DiValerio Day Edior: Keih "Seel Wool" Melerango Copy Reader: Tim "Chains" joyce, Reed "Whips" King Ad Layou: Ma Desalvo, Beh Cuer- he ubes eam Phoographer: Beh "Rubber" Cuer Bike-a-hon se for Sunday by Kahy McEnee Saff Reporer This Sunday, he Naional Educaion Associaion of Souh Bend, in cooperaion wih he ndiana Sae Teachers Associaion and he Council for he Rearded of S. Joseph Couny, will sponsor he annual Ride-A-Bike for he Menally Rearded. The purpose of his even is wofold, according o Nore Dame Swimming Coach Dennis J. Sark, who is general chairman for his years ride. "This projec will no only provide money for addiional services for menally rearded people." Sark explained, bu also neip o increase he publics awareness and concern for hese individuals in her communiies." This year, Sark noed, he Council for he Rearded plans o use is 75 percen share of he proceeds from he ride o mainain is Residenial Services Program. This program is commied o meeing he housing needs of he menally rearded and develop -menally disabled populaion of S. Joseph Couny. The remainder of he proceeds goes o he ndiana Associaion for Rearded Ciizens, for special pro -jecs o benefi all of he saes menally rearded. Council for he Rearded, will serve 75 door prizes being offered. as he major saring and ending Prizes include a en-speed bicycle poin for he ride. The roue for he and wo oher bikes. even will be weny-five miles n addiion, eleven rophies will long, wih checkpoins along he be awarded o riders in various age way o insure acual disances and groups who raise he mos money o provide resing places. or ge he mos sponsors. There will Saring ime for he ride is also he a Ride-A Tike for younger scheduled for 1 p.m. bu bike riders children are encouraged o arrive early for Coach Sark will ride in he regisraion and insucions. even and encourage all Nore Members of he Nore Dame Dame-Sain Marys sudens o Logan Cener recreaion program paricipae as riders, voluneers, or are paricipaing in he ride as well sponsors. "This ype of even is as serving he voluneers who will par of wha geing involved is all assis riders having rouble wih abou here a Nore Dame," Sark heir bikes, man he check poins, sressed. "Everyones suppor is and help ou wih he aciviies needed, especially as sponsors. following he ride. Coach Sark ( ) or Logan Each rider will receive a icke Cener (289)4831) can be conaced for refreshmens afer he ride and for more deails concerning he will have a chance o win one of he Ride-A-Bike. : ANSWERS TO YOUR QUESTONS: Call he SMC Suden Governmen HOT LNE : 5776 or 5373 : : manned by your Suden Governmen : : 3-9 mon-hurs. : Logan Cener, home of he - WSND announces policy change NDAN \... summer Prfil l(l TH:;E:: TE 4"\.P/ KnTlD / 100 CENTER mishawaka ENJOY summers END WTH US LVE ENTERTANmENT NTELY VOlLEY BALL COURT The Managemen of WSND AM/FM has announced a change in policy concerning renal of sound equipmen for suden funcions. As of Sep. 12, no equipmen will be rened unless accompanied by a WSND engineer and a WSND disc jockey, a a combined salary rae of $10 per hour. A base rae of$25 for he saion equipmen will also be charged. The suden organizaion rening he equipmen will be held responsible for any damage infliced on he equipmen by any guess.== of he funcion. Kae Bernard, Saion Manager, cied as reasons for he policy change, "an aemp o be more realisic abou paymen for skilled services and consan damage found on equipmen from use by Nore.Dame Karae Club... meeing in he A CC wresling pi Tues. and Thurs. 6-Bpm here are beginning classes as well as people oher han saion person- advanced ry ou for he nel." The previous policy charged a inercollegiae fighing eam fla S25 fee-s10 for he equip.men FOR NFO CALL Mark Griffies and $15 for salary. jockeys were no required o run he equipmen. Wilson receives award coninued from page 11 The sponsor shees may be obained by caijing Rycyna a 1723 or be meeing him in fron of he Dome beween 3:30 and he ime of he run. Pay Wilson had epilepic i seizures as an infan, bu hey were no properly diagnosed unil she was in elemenary school. Pay has had hree forms of epilepsy: grand mal, pei mal and psychomoor. Gorman saed, "Pay is on daily medicaion for her epilepsy, bu her run has no been inerruped bv any medical problems. r i The Observer s published Monday hrough Friday excep durng exam nd v.aion.,.rods. TJe Observer s published by he sudens of Nore Drne Md Sln Marys College. Subscripions may be purcllsed for $20 per year ($1 0 per semeser) from The Observer, P.O. Box Q, Nore Dame, lndln Second class posage pld, Nore Dme, ndian, The 0 bserver s a member of he A11oclaed Prell. All reproducion rghs re reserved. WSND disc =====================::!:=± :.... RVER CTY RECORDS & BAMBOO PRODUCTONS + N ASSOCATON WTH THE N.D. STUDENT UNON PRESENTS AN EVENNG WTH RCK AKEMAN JON ANDERSON AlAN WHTE STEVE HOWE CHRS SQURE feauring a specacular ligh show and revolving sage in he round Friday Sep. 22 a 8:00 p.m. NOTRE DAME ACC Good sea. slll available a he A.C.C. box offjce hru nermission Friday nigh! r :.. : :

3 MANAGUA, Nicaragua [AP]- The Governmen claimed yeserday i has smashed a 12-day uprising agains Presiden Anasasio Somoza in which he Red Cross said a leas 1,000 persons were killed. Opposiion sources ouside he counry said he rebels would figh again o end 41 years of auhoriar ian rule by he Somoza family. Carlos Tunnerman, a Nicaraguan lawyer is exile in Cosa Rica menioned as a possible coaliion presiden if Somoza leaves office, prediced he would fall before he monh ends. The governmen said i had cleanea me remammg rebels from Eseli, a ciy of abou 30,000 on he Pan American highway norh of Managua. The ciy was reaken by naional guard forces Tuesday afer heavy bombardmen. smael Reyes, presiden of he Nicaraguan Red Cross, said his esimae of more han 1,000 dead did no include repors from Eseli, He said many more Nicaraguans were wounded. Oher Red Cross officials said he oll was high in Eseli, especially among civilians. "s all over up here," said Maximiliano Kelly, Somozas personal secreary, said ofhe uprising during which rebels conrolled mos of norhwesern Nicaragua. "Weve go i all cleaned up in Eseli," he said. There were no reliable casualy repors from he naional guard or from he rebels, who are led by he Sandinisa Naional Liberaion Fron. n Washingon yeserday he Unied Saes expressed concern over repors of arociies agains civilia_ns by naional guard roops, and urged Somoza, who conrols he naional guard, o conduc an invesigaion. The uprising, he laes and bloodies in nine monhs of violence in Nicaragua, began Sep. 9 wih rebel aacks on ciies hroughou he counry. Somoza has vowed no o sep down unil his six-year erm ends in mechid pizza parlor announces: Suden D Nighs mon -hurs 9 11 midnigh Pichers of Draf for only $1.75 wih college D play pool wach your fauorie T shows wih your friends or on our 4 fooscreen and enjoy one of our grea pizzas open weekdays ill midnigh fri S sa ill 1:00am us Afer he game or anyime Classic EnreeS- alian Specialiies and lae Nieh Snacks including Pizza and Sandwiches Reservaions Acceped a all imes 1611 So. Main follow US 31 Souh o ndiana Ave. Sunday spumone Brunch 124 THENAZZ CATCH SOMEOF THE BEST LVE MUSC ONCAMPUS Thursday- Open Sage Nigh 9 il??? (jus sign up a 9:00 o jam) Friday A Rabideau Jeanie OMeara 9-11 MarkPrus Ma Van Hoomissen Crazy Larry 11-??? Saurday Jim Speir & Co. 9-12

4 4 he observer Thursday, Sepember 21, 1978 Launches ax bliz Baker calls axes major issue NEW YORK [AP] Senae one in which liajcer is expeced o He said economic simulus he resurgence or Kepublicanism in Minoriy Leader Howard Baker make a bid himself. hrough a massive ax cu is he his counry. said yeserday ha axes are sill "Presiden Carer apparenly cleares saemen of Republican Baker said, " don hink here he poliical issue of he year and has a very significan vicory a principle in 1978.and believe i is any issue more imporan o he will bring he downfall of Demo- Camp David and applaud him for will be in 1980 for whoever our people of he Unied Saes han o cras despie Presiden Carers i," Baker said. "Bu here are presidenial candidae migh be." ge governmen off heir backs and summi success. oher issues." Earlier, as he flying caravan of ou of heir hair, and hink he Launching a coas-o-coas "rax " happen o hink inflaion and GOP digniaries boarded a charer way o do ha is lighen he ax bliz" by he Republican Pary, axes and he cos of living is he je in Washingon, Baker also burden on he average American." Baker also said a surging ax- number one poliical issue in he called axes "he No. 1, premiere" Baker denied ha he Egypianpayers revol will sill be he issue congressional elecions, issue of he year and prediced sraeli agreemens mediaed by in he 1980 presidenial campaign, Baker said in a news conference. "1978 will mark he beginning of Carer a Camp David Sunday had <uni s lfair Jfashinns River Bend Plaza We invie you ino our new branch salon for beauv wih a ouch of royaly.and prices ha are affordable J Grand Opening SDecials \ Bona Perm Bona Fragran reg reg ) ues.-wed.. 8:30-s:oo syling includedj Thurs.-Fri. 8:30-8:30 :--... Sa. 8: ii STUARTS. SHAPRO presens AN S.N.D. & VALSA FLMS PRODUCTON Voice of TARZOON: JOHMY WESSiULLER, JR. Execuive Producers: JENNY GERARD & MCHEL GAST Produced by BORS SZULZNGER Dialogue by ANNE BEATTS & MCHAEL ODONOGHUE Direced by PCHA & BORS SZULZNGER "The Perfec Maser" Creaed & Performed by JOHM BELUSH Oher Voices by: BU MUilllA Y Bll YAN DOYLE MUilllA Y CHiliSYOPHEil GUEST AN NTERNATONAL HARMONY RELEASE NM o be confu.ed wih he orijinai TARZAN C NTERNATONAL HARMONY forced Republicans ino a singleissue sraegy based on axes. An Tosal chairman reurns carnival profis o dorms A Tuesday nighs Hall Presidens Council meeing, An Tosal Chairman Pa l Callahan announced ha he was reurning all profis from las years carnival o he dorms. Callahan said ha las year i was agree ha he dorms would receive only 15 percen of he profis. Callahan explained, "The carnival was such a success we (An Tosal) decided o reurn all of he money because i was he dorms ha did all of he work." All halls received a leas heir iniial invesmen and any losses were absorbed by An Tosal, Callahan concluded. r--._, ;, : i M oveup l 1 fly Marine. Sand our ho F-4 Phan- om n is ail and je ino & he sraosphere. f youre in college now and wan & o fly, we can ge you off he ground Our PLC Air & Programguaaneesfligh school afer basic rain- f ing. f you qualify. we can pu you in he air before f college graduaion wih free civilian flying les- sons. Conac your local & recruier Now! Call , oll free. n f California Thefew. The Proud. The Marines. 1.._... OConnor.o speak a Howard forum The Howard Religious Commission will presen a forum on he charismaic or Penecosal movemen in he Caholic Church onigh a 7 p.m. in Howard Hall. The principle speaker will be Fr. Edward OConnor, professor of Theology a Nore Dame. Fr. OConnor is widely recognized in he area of charismaic renewal. He has wrien prize-winning works on he subjec, including The Penecosal Movemen in he CahoUc Church and Gifs of he Spiri. Oher speakers a he forum will be Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Knapp, Bey Jean Valdez, Mike Cunesh, and Bro. John Levelle. All of hese paricipans have been acive in he charismaic movemen for some ime. All are invied o aend his forum. SMC Sophomore class sponsers masquerade The Sain Marys Sophomore Class will sponsor he firs annual George Benson Masquerade Pary on Tuesday, Oc. 31, from 7 o 12 p.m. The semi-formal masquerade will be held in Michigan, alhough no specific place has been decided upon as of ye. All SMC-ND sophomores are invied. SMC Sophomore Class Vice Presiden Mary Ellen Maccio explained ha he pary was named afer George Bensons song, "Los in a Masquerade," which "ies in wih he idea of Halloween." Maccio added ha he pary is a "Creaive alernaive for he firs semi-formal." Cosumes wij be mandaory, and hey will be judged in couples. Prizes will be awarded for he mos original aire. Food and refreshmens will be served. Sophomore Class Presiden Adri Trigiani explained ha he pary is "geared oward all sophomores." "s purpose is o bring ou heir zany personaliies. We encourage all sudens o come as heir favorie insec sar1 adul role model, or characer of icion," Trigiani noed. Vorser resigns coninued from page 1 Namibia, a oneume German colony, has been adminisered by Souh Africa since 1920 under a mandae by he old League of Naions, since revoked by he Unied Naions. n Windhoek, he capial of Namibia, he adminisraor-general of he erriory, Jusice Marhinus Seyn, said elecions for a SOmember consiuional assembly would be held from Nov The resuling assembly, Vorser said, would decide he erriorys fuure - including he opion of acceping he U.N. plan. need resumes.in a hurry? cl insy-prins l wiz of lie prining biz! rag bond /2 X 11 $ N. Mam SoBend

5 Suden finds wach in dining hall lunch by Paul Sauder employees are prey good abou i." A Nore Dame suden found a Afer he inciden was repored ladies wris wach in his food while o Ahey, he pan from which eaing lunch in he Norh Dining Ahearns casserole was served was Hall recenly. promply removed from he serving Senior Chris Ahearn, a residen line and examined. No oher of Sanford Hall, said he saw porions of he wach were found. somehing in his casserole which Hedge has since counseled looked meallic. He apped i wih "every cook abou he inciden." his fork and uncovered enough of i Ahearn was upse over his o deermine ha he meallic discovery, "For he money we are objec really was. " hough i paying for food service, i should be migh have been a ring a firs," on a beer level han his. m Ahearn said. lucky ha he wach wasn {rag- Figuring ha few people would mened and undeecable." believe he acually found an enire Boh Ahearn and Hedge were wris wach in his lunch, Ahearn amazed ha he imepiece was no immediaely lef he dining hall and found in he casserole before i summoned a friend wih a camera reached he sudens plae. o record proof of his discovery. He hen ook his plae o Ron Ahey, manager of he Norh Dining Hall and asked for an explanaion. Ahey laer called Ahearn a home o explain o him wha had happened. According o Ahey, he kichen was shorhanded ha morning and in he confusion a female cook negleced o remove her wach before saring o prepare he lunch. She did no noice ha he wach was missing unil Ahey presened i o her. "He seemed sincere in his explanaion, Ahearn said. The Nore Dame Food Service prohibis he wearing of jewelry by employees who prepare food, according o Bill Hedge, food producion manager a he Norh Dining Hall.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!f HOWARD RELGOUS COMMSSON PRESENTS A FORUM on he CHARSMA TC MOVEMENT CONDUCTED BY FR. ED OCONNOR C.S.C THURSDAY SEPT.21 Thursday, Sepember 21, A Nore Dame suden found a ladies wriswach in his food while eaing lunch in he Norh Dining Hall recenly. [Phoo by Beh Cuer]. THE RAMROD TONGHT: Drafs only 25e Pichers only 1.50 Brin,; his ad and enjoy hese low prices all nigh! Also pool able pinball dance.floor wih his ad live rock and counry wesern music on u1eekends Come on in_. Theres no cover charge a The Ramrod 511 s. Michigan s. 7:00pm PMHOWARD HALl (downown) "s a rule ha rarely has o be enforced," said Hedge. "The open ill 3am r , i THURSDAY NGHT a GOOSES 2 oays lef Pichers $ S7 Bloody Marys : - L lisll. Awe STARTS TOMORROW To Please Everyone Fri. Sa. Midnie Shows!... Because heres going o be nohing sraigh abou a CHEECH & CHONG film. Every generaion has had heir own comedy duo; he 30s had Laurel and Hardy. Abbo &.CoseUo broke up he 40s and Marin and Lewis ready fracured he SOs. OEECH & CHONG have helped make he 70s go "UP N SMOKE." CHEECH & CHONG are he comedy eam ha gave birh o rock comedy and in he proclss of urning on a whole generaion, sold en million albums, picked up numerous awards, including Cash Box and BiUboards bes comedy duo, and a Grammy for heir album, "Los Cochinos." Now is ime for a CHEECH & CHONG movie. C & C s "UP N SMOKE" wid make you feel very funny. So don go sraigh o see his movie! fii-lll _ 1R1EOl Up in :mo Sarring Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong Tom Skerri Edie Adams Sroher Marin and Slacy Keach as Sg. Sedenko Wrien by Tommy Chong & Cheech Marin Pruduc-«.>d by Lou Adler & Lou Lombardo Direced by lou Adler Panavision LQUORS.. 5 convenien locaions 2934 E. mckinley 1725 N. lonwood 1426 ffilah. ave 4401 S. michigan S., S. Send 113 Dlxhway N(US31) Roaelanda FOOTBALL SPECALS Pabs Soh s Olympia 241ooae cans 24 loose cans S5.59 S5.59 save Jl.OO KEGS Olympia J30.50 Hamms ffillle LleS30.50 call ahead fo Kega Also eg nglenook wine Zonln Lambuaco 1.99 m&r Aal Spumane Paul maaaon Emeald dy 2.49bole save Sl.OO 241oose cans J6.79 save Sec:lal 1.75 Lle Speclala uahe acoch (rg.14.29) Ealy Tlmea (reg.12.80) S10.97 Gordon Gin crg.l2.68) S10.72 Rlunle Lambuaco (regl3.29) S1.99 Calo Roaal (gal. reg. 5.25) and check our eveyday specials

6 8 he oburver Thursday, Sepember 21, 1978 Snakes infes moel; owners sue AUGUSTA Maine (AP] Beron and Mary Gran spen heir life savings o buy he Winhrop Moel and expeced o earn a nice reiremen income hosing an "invasion" of snakes insead. "They were everywhere. n he living, in he hallway, in a resauran coffee shop and in he rooms, Gran old he jury. The Grans are suing he previous owners for$175,000 in damages, saying hey weren warned abou he unwelcome guess. Gran ook he sand Tuesday and oher esimony coninued yeserday. The case is expeced o go o he ;ury his week. The snakes are no poisonous, and he previous owners say he Grans are magnifying he problem ou of proporion. Mrs. Gran, on he oher hand, summer up her feelings his way for he jury: How would yu like you like snakes in your home? don like o pick up a shoe o see if here are any snakes inside. Marin Hun, he young man hired o run he moel desk when he Grans moved o an aparmen in nearby Augusa, said hes seen a leas seven brown snakes in he monh hes been here. His desk duies include snake-caching for which he wears gloves. The previous owners, Maynard Babkirk of York and his wife Anne, said hey did no hink o ell he Grans abou he snakes, which apparenly slip hough holes and cracks which he Babkirks ried o pach wih seel wool and caulking compound. "They didn ask and didn ell hp-m, said Babkirk. Bu he added ha he fel he Grans magnified he problem in heir minds. "The Grans ried o look for problems," he esified. "There were snakes in he area bu here was no a parade of hundreds climbing on he chandliers and popping ou of shoes." Hun, however, sa1a one vacaoning family packed up and Jen afer finding a foo-long snake in heir bahroom. And Mrs. Gran said she is errified of he snakes and won se foo in he place any more. Gran old he Kennebec Superior Cour jury he ried o ge rid of he smakes wih moh balls, snake raps, ammonia and chlorine bleach. Hun said esimaes indicae i would cos a few housand dollars o pach he remaining cracks and holes and spray wih pesicide. He pu some of he snakes in a jar for evidence, bu hey weren admied. The judge didn wan snakes in his courroom Las chance o regisero voe Nore Dame sudens will have heir las chance o regiser o voe in he November elecion on campus on Saurday, Sep. 23. Sudens who wish o regiser should conac one of he depuy regisrars: Paul Falduo a (3626); Tricia Brennan ( ); Sam Willis and Jay Gendron (8285). Sudens wishing o regiser afer Sep. 23 mus go in person o he S. Joseph Couny Building a Lafayee and Jackson before Oc. ve go Pabs Blue Ribbon on 1ny mind.".

7 M.ST H4VE au, Y, 1WR ldjr1j, 7JKXJ61 fellah. lljt MR. REJJFEFN. MY [)(NT <JOJJ UJENTTY MUST BE HCKJJ MfJCJ( OF PROfEC1E!). HAlE A 5007HAT _ 700 lllljch 70 W!U leave /E. - LOSE. / ommenary The Plan of Acion Srenghening he CLC The Observer an independen newspaper serving he nore dame and sain marys communiy P.O. Box Q Nore Dame, ln. The Observer is published bv sudens of he Universiy of Nore Dame and Sain Marys College. does no necessarily reflec he policies of he adminisraion of eiher insiuion. The news is repored as accuraely and objecively as possible. Ediorials represen he opinion of a majoriy of he Ediorial Board. Commenaries and leers are he views of heir auhors. Column space is available o all members of he communiy, and he free expression of varying opinions on campus, hrough leers, is encouraged. EDTAL BOARD Tony Pace Edior-in-Chief Seve Odland Managing Edior John Calcu Execuive Edior Barb Langhenry Execuive Edior Rosemary Mills Ediorial Edior Phil Cackley Copy Edior Jean Powley Sain Marys Edior Ann Cales News Edior Mike Lewis News Edior Diane Wilson News Edior Ray OBrien Spors Edior Bryan Gruley Feaures Edior Doug Chrisian Phoo Edior Mardi Nevin Producion Manager John Tucker Business Manager Bob Rudy Adverising Manager Thursday, Sepember 21, 1978 NFORMcCJ 501JRCE, 15. MJT BA().. PXJ(5 NFL." H(KJJ /Jil/...; KNWfW? - POLCY The Observer encourages commens from is readers. Leers may be mailed o P.O. Box Q, Nore Dame, n ; or lef a he Observer office on he hird floor of LaForune Suden Cener. All leers submied for publicaion mus be yped and include he name, address and phone number of he auhor. The Observer reserves he righ o edi all submissions for grammiical errors, lengh, and libelous saemens. Names canno be wihheld on leers unless sufficien reason is presened for doing so. ======P. 0. Box Q ======== Reques Dear Edior: The emperaure gauge which for many years has been a fixure ouside he porch doors o he Adnimisraion Building has apparenly been solen. The hieves should know ha his is a relic ha survived even he wors vandalism in he Grea Days of Suden Unres and ha denizens of he Adminisraion Building are dependen upon i for readings of hea and cold. Kindly reurn. Richard W. Conklin Commen Dear Edior: Wih reference o Jim Seifers opinion essay "The Teacher and he Researcher" (Observer, Sep. 18, 1978), would like o sugges ha i would be good for he whole inellecual communiy here a Nore Dame o ponder hese words of Jacques Mariain: "We may furhermore observe ha he work of universiies mus find is complemen in he work of nsiues of Advanced Research. is no doub normal ha any insrucion given in he universiy will resul in some original work and he advancemen of knowledge, especially in science. Ye his is in a way an overflow of he eaching scholarship. n he naure of hings, he objec of universiies is eaching of youh, and no producing books and aricles and endless conribuions, or making some scienific, philosophical, or arisic discovery. Mans educaion, by means of courses, seminars, and laboraory raining, on This column appears n he Observer u he fln n a aeries aimed a educaing sudens abou suden righs and abou he achievemen of hem. Since Dean Roemers direcive released over wo weeks ago, Suden Governmen has come o realize he need for sudens o have a more acive role in he formulaion of rules "d regulaions which direcly affec heir lives. Therefore, Suden Governmen has insiued a plan of acion designed o bring abou necessary changes o enhance and empower he Campus Life Council. The goal of his plan will be oal suden suppor o impress he imporance of hese changes upon he Board of Trusees. The proposed changes would srenghen he CLC such ha i would have he power o pass proposals which review, amend, and rescind all Universiy reulaions. The proposals passed by he CLC would go o he vice presiden for Suden Affairs. He would have o eiher ake acion or veo hem. n he even of a veo, he Vice Presiden mus reurn o he council, saing reasons for his negaive decision. The proposal may hen be appealed o he provos, and, if necessary, o he presiden. As before, each appeal mus be aced upon or veoed. n he even of 2. veo, he provos or presiden mus explain his reasoning. n order o make a good presenaion a he Ocober 12 Board of Trusees Meeing, Suden Governmen will need ample evidence of suden suppor for he issue. Therefore, he Plan of Acion is designed for maximum suden involvemen. This plan can be broken down ino four major evens. The firs sep is suden educaion hrough he Observer. Beginning wih his commenary and coninuing unil Sepember 27, a series of aricles, columns, and ediorials will be published o simulae suden ineres. is hoped ha his process will enable sudens o beer undersand suden righs and how we can bes achieve hem. The second even will be a hall o haij campaign. This campaign would ake he issue direcly o he sudens and allow for maximum sudn impu. This comrehensive effor by he Suden Body Presden, Suden Body Vce Presiden, and Judicial Coordinaor will ake place Sepember 21 hough 27. The hird even wi11 be he "Suden Righs Forum." A forum conce!"ing sudens righs is o be held Thursday, Sepember 28, in Washmgon Hall. The moderaor for he forum will be Dr. Faccenda, General Counsel. Dean Roemer and Faher Van Wolvlear, Vice-Presiden for Suden Affairs will enerain quesions. The forma for he forum aijows for he HPC and Observer o begin wih quesions for he firs half of he forum The second half will be open o all sudens. e finl and probably mos imporan even is he circulaion of a peiion wh he final proposal for sudens o sign. Again, we hope for complee suden suppor o show he Board of Trusees how very imporan hese changes are o he suden body. Suden suppor in hese evens is necessary o emphasze he need for hese changes o he rusees. Lack of suden suppor will kill he proposal before i is presened. Thus, he bulk of he he one hand, and he advancemen sciences of naure and of many responsibiliy lies wih you, he suden body. Suden Governmen of knowledge hrough original in- have ousanding imporance for has done and will coninue o do everyhing possible o bring abou hese chan es, bu we need our hel. quiry, which implies boh concen- he progress of civilizaion: hey... """""""""._...,...,...,.,_,""-11...,......,_!11!"""""!!1!...,,...,...,...,...,...,..1111""""., : :h:==: ".,sk:i ::: =o:er!i:s ;lh:::: ( l f; b differen hings - we professors -remain, for heir muual advanage U:. know his all oo well. Specially clearly disince." [Educaion a he.. { organized and endowed nsiues Crossroads, pp.83-84] /!// of R:serch delving ino he Joieph W Evans i?.. :;)i opznzon============================ An hnposiion =================================================charkserke The Freshman orienaion was well conduced his year. The opening Mass in he ACC was paricularly impressive in seing a proper one for he beginning of he sudens college careers. is wih hesiaion, herefore, ha voice a reservaion abou one occurrence a he Mass which could be source of confusion. The Gospel of he Mass was from Mahew 16, recouning how Jesus "began o ask his disciples, saying, "Who do men say he Son of Man is? Bu hey said, "Some.say, John he Bapis; and ohers, Elias; and ohers, Jeremias, or one of he prophes." He s aid o hem, "Bu who do you say ha am?" Simon Peer answered and said, Thou ar he Chris, he Son of he living God." Then Jesus answered and said,. "Blessed ar hou, Simon Bar-Jona, for flesh and blood has no revealed his o hee, bu my Faher in heaven." n his sermon, Faher William A. Toohey, C.S.C., Direcor of Campus Minisry, said ha Jesus asked hese quesions because he was genuinely puzzled as o wha sor of impression he was making on ohers and (if inerpreed Faher Toohey correcly) as o his own ideniy as well. Peers answer, said Faher Toohey, pro. vided "resoluion and enlighen-. men. for Jesus. The hough of he di-vine person, Chris, seeking aqd receiving "resoluion and enlighenmen" from one of His creaures is indeed curious. Faher Toohey old me in response o my laer inquiry ha such speculaion is he "laes hing" and here are many exegees oday who ake he posiion ha, o some degree, Chris was unaware of His own ideniy and he houghs of ohers. The erroneous idea ha Chris was ignoran is hardly new. "Chriss freedom from ignorance was denied by he Arians, he Nesorians and especially by he Agnoees, a monophysiic sec of he 6h cenury. (Ludwig O, Fundamenals of Caholic Dogma (1974 ed.), 165) While here are numerous insances in he Scripures of Chriss claims o diviniy and of his reading of ohers minds and hears (See Jn ; Ma 9.4, 12.15, 16.8, , }, Chriss freedom from ignorance is no sricly an aricle of faih. Ye i is clear eaching of he Church ha Chris had full knowledge and was aware of his diviniv and of his Messianic characer. n 1907, Pope S. Pius X, in he decree, Lamenavili, condemned he following proposiions: 28. When Jesus was carrying on his minisry he did no speak wih he inenio_n of eaching ha he was he Messias nor were his miracles inended o prove he was. "34. is impossible for a criical exegee o aribue unlimied knowledge o Chris, unless he makes a supposiion ha in inconceivable hisorically and repugnan o moral sense: namely, ha as man Chris had Gods knowledge and ye. was unwillipg o communicae his knowledge o. so many hings o his disciples and o poseriy." 35. Chris did no always have he consciousness of his Messianic digniy. On June 15, 1918, he Holy Office, leclared ha he following proposiions "canno be augh safely:" ". is no cerain ha during his sojourn among men he soul of Chris had he same kind of knowledge ha he blessed have, ha is, hose who have achieved heir goal.. Nor can he quesion be said o be cerain which holds ha Chriss soul was no ignoran of anyhing bu from he beginning knew in he Word all hings pas, presen and fuure, ha is, everyhing ha God knows wih he knowledge of vision.. The docrine of cerain moderns abou a resriced knowledge in Chrisfs soul should no be any less accepable in Caholic schools ha he opinion of older heologians abou a universal knowldge.".. ere!re legiiae inquiries ha can be made ino he mysery of he Hyposaic Union of he human and divine naures in he on one divine person of Chris. However, he operaive principles here is ruh-in-labelling. f Faher Toohey wans o voice opinions reminiscen of h.e Nesorians and Agnoees, le him a he same ime make full disclosure ha he is expressing his privae opinion and le him make full disclosure of wha he eaching Church has acually said on he subjec. As saed by he Second Vaican Council, he auhenic eachings of he Pope, even when no formally infallible. are eniled o our "religious submission of mind and will." (Consiuion on he Church. No. 25) The eaching Church, as saed by Vaican, consiss of he Pope and bishops in communion wih him (bid.) Your friendly neighborhood or campus heolo. lian is no he eaching Church. The uncerain, "puzzled" Chris of Faher Tooheys sermon is no he divine Chris presened o us by he Scripures and he eaching Church. Faher Tooheys sermon, lacking he acknowledgemen ha i was his privae opinion and conaining no disclosure of he acual and conrary eaching of he Church, was misleading. was an imposiion upon he enerbaa sudens ad heir parens..... l j

8 Ediors Noe1 MDPONT a a newcomf o he OBSERVER F-Paae. A phoo euay appearlq every Thunday, aemps o capure n phoo and word 10me pars of he Nore Dame experience. Subjecs will range from eonrovenlal ones [Uke oday] o more fan and familiar ones [like nex weeks on he Yes concer] o more unfamiliar, neresing ones [Uke a fuure MDPONT on he ND Flying Cab]. We hope you enjoy l. No maer which way hey um, i sares hem in he face. Wherever hey go o escape from i, hey have o come home o i--and live in i. Such is he pligh of he many on-campus sudens who live in overcrowded rooms and/or dormiories lacking adequae social space. The issues of overcrowding and lack of social space have been opics of discussion, complain, conroversy, and debae for he las wo years. So much has been wrien abou hese issues ha he ypical Observer reader is ired of seein he words "overcrowding" and "social space" in he headlines. Bu no amoun of apahy or sympahy will make hese problems disappear. And he ramificaions go beyond jus he dormiories where hey exis. More people on campus means more crowded showers, classrooms, dining hall lines, and booksore lines, o menion a few. The Universiy houses 5604 sudens on campus, abou 100 of which are currenly occupying new areas such as kichens and sudy lounges. This pas summer, money and labor were spen on renovaion or creaion of new lounges and game rooms, which is a beginning oward providing leisure space, bu which one akes prioriy, leisure space or general living space? The resricions. on lofs affec sudens living space also. Lofs alleviae he crowding ha excess furniure causes, bu he fire regulaions sae hey are a hazard. Fire regulaions are an eniy in hemselves and are no o be discussed here; however, hey ake away one feasible and immediae soluion o cramped rooms. These phoos hopefully convey some of he inconveniences of living in cramped quarers, along wih having access o beauiful new lounge areas. The reader can speculae on wha is like o live among his paradox--bu only hose who acually live here know for sure. The ideal room for a deserving suden. A ypical, packed Dillon residence. o Visi, B j r --- Formerly one room of a hree-room quad, his double is cramped for Lyons fn!shmen...

9 A no-oo-shabby Flanner 24-hour lounge.! $.,. l88(11:$!:!jjj..-- :ees Views of Farley basemen. u. Sudy room or residence room J Hopefully his won ever be n«esury. Many mouhs o feed... - Edied by Karen Caruso Phoographed by Ken McAlpine

10 Commiee announces Homecoming plans coninued &om page 1 dorm decoraion cones, and a pep The King and Queen will receive an raljy, perhaps followed by a fireaward package ha will include works display. Homecoming mums dinner a Capain Alexanders will be sold and delivered o rooms Moonraker. Tenaively, he win- wih special greeing cards. ning candidaes residence haljs The annual Suden-Almni Homewill also be graned a SSO prize. coming Dance will ake place The Homecoming Queen may have Saurday nigh. Repeaing las he opporuniy o ravel o he years forma, a "swing-ype" Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida o band will provide he music a he represen Nore Dame in a naional affair in he ACC. Admission o he presenaion of college Homecom- semi-formal dance will be S6 per. ing Queens. Nine sudens and hree faculy couple. Homecoming packages will be sold members from boh Sain Marys and Nore Dame will serve on a again his year. The package includes general admission panel of judges for he homecom- Pisburgh fooball ickes, wo ing compeiion. Seniors wih good academic sanding wishing o padded seas a he Neil Young concer, and a pass o he Homejudge are urged o pick up an coming Dance. applicaion in he Suden Union. office or a he Sain Marys Referring o he Pisburgh Panhers, a "Find he Hidderi Pan Suden Affairs office omorrow her" cones will be saged, wih and o reurn hem no laer han he winner receiving a homecoming Tuesday. Homecoming week, which will run package. f here are any quesions concernfrom Oc. 9 14, will include individual dorm ing he 1978 Homecoming Week, call Rick Manso a or Sue evens, numerous happy hours, Turcoe a movies, he Neil Young concer, a ;,., Nore Dame sudens, noorious fiends for physical exercise, have coninued o ake advanage of he balmy Souh Bend weaher. Here an ND suden akes a break from his workou. [Phoo by Judge forbids wo lawyers o represen ndy schools NDANAPOUS [AP] Two naionally prominen desegregaion lawyers wilj no be allowed o represen ndianapolis Public Schools in is busing sui, U.S. Disric Judge S. Hugh DilJin ruled yeserday. And afer denying he sysems peiion o become a plainiffraher han a defendan - in he case, he judge se a Nov. 6 hearing o consider alernaive o he one-way busing of 9,555 black pupils from inner ciy schools o suburban disrics. Earlier his year he school disric hired Louis R. Lucas, a Memphis aorney who has been involved in several desegregaion cases around he counry. His job was o pursue a wo-way busing plan insead of he one-way reassignmen ordered by Dillin. Toward ha end, Lucas brough in Paul Dimond, an Ann Arbor, Mich., aorney who has wrien several briefs in he ndianapolis case. Bu Dillin refused o allow lucas noed ha in 1Y71, each man made an appearance in he case on behal of inervening plainiffs. Then each asked o wihdraw because of differences of opinion wih aorneys for he inervening plainiffs. The judge also denied he sysems reques o swich sides, poining o he sill-prevailing differences of opinion beween he school disric and he inervening plainiffs. The hearing, which Dillin scheduled, was ordered by he 7h U.S. Circiu Cur of Appeals a he WYGANT Floral Co. NC. Flowers -Gifs complee wire service phone or Dimond or anyone from heir firms o paricipae in he case. He Yes, America, Taco Johns has gone sof. reques of PS, which has submied wo separae desegregaion plans o Dillin. Boh of he disrics proposals call for wo-way busing of black and whie pupils beween he ciy and he Marion Couny suburbs. One cans for 9,555 black pupils o be bused o he suburban disrics, while an equal number of whie pupils are bused ino he ciy disric. The oher calls far he desegregaion of all schools wihin Marion Couny. Canoe-Kayak renal-sales call now for reservaion... The Spor Corner 320 N. Redbud Tr. Buchanan, Ml Wha a Tacorrific change-a Sofshell Taco! Made fresh, wholesome, cheesy and meay as our regular aco, bu wrapped in a sof flour orilla insead. Now you can crunch- or munch!- a Taco Johns Uncolnway Wes Mishawaka (2 blocks Eas of ronwood and Nore Dame locaion ) 1722 No. ronwood Souh Bend (l block Souh of S. Rd. 23.) PREPARE FOR: MCAT OAT LSAT OMT PCAT ORE OCAT VAT SAT 1MB,, ll ECFMO FLEX VQE NATL DENTAL BOARDS NURSNG BOARDS Flexible Programs Hours Visi Our Ceners & See For Yourself Why We Make The Difference LSAT, UAT & GRE.f Classes MPUN EDUCATONAL CENTER 0 TEST PREPARATON now f orm 1ng SPECALSTS SNCE 1938 hla flday and evey flday- 5:15 maaa and DE BEVERAGES 1340 Souh Bend Ave b.lks souh of Campus Hours Sun.-Thurs am. Fri. and Sa. Andeker Pabs Blue Ribbon Pabs Exra Ligh old syle 8., Drewrys Falsaff DRAFT TRUCK TAPPNG EQUPMENT CUPS AN KEG BEER ONLY SOLD AT RETAL. -.

11 Thursday, Sepember 21, 1978 he observer 11 Epilepic Wilson o receive award Pay Wilson, a 16-year-old Californian will be honored oday a 4 a he Adminisraion Building. Wilson, who is suffering from epilepsy, is in he middle of a 2,000 mile run. Carer soon o announce new ani-inflaion measures ATLANTC CTY, N.J. [AP] Presiden Carer old a seelworkers convenion yeserday ha hell soon announce sronger ani-infla-. ion measures ha will require sacrifices, bu will be ough and fair. Carer gave no deails of he new measures, which would be added o he volunary effors he asked of he public las April, and which his advisers now concede have been inadequae. "n he near fuure, will announce a srenghening of our limied arsenal of weapons agains inflaion," Carer said. " can ell you oday ha wha we do will be fair. will no penalize labor or any oher group in our sociey," he said. "A he same ime, i will be ough. will ask for resrain and some sacrifice from all." Carer, addressing he conven-. ion of he AFL-CO Unied Seelworkers of America, received resrained applause for his remarks on inflaion. Bu he go a whisling, cheering, sanding ovaion when he pledged o make labor law revision his op legisaive prioriy nex year. Before reurning o Washingon, Carer aended a Democraic fund- plan his year. raising luncheon where he predic- He said one reason hospial coss ed Congress will approve $25 have risen 1,000 percen since 1950 billion ax cu his year and is ha many hospials are owned by aacked he Republican he docors who decide wheher or Kemp-Roh plan ha would slash no o admi paiens, how long income axes by one-hird. hey will remain wha reamen Carer said such a cu in income hey receive and wha heyll have axes would mean "he local ax- o pay. payers, he propery axpayers, will have enormous increases. We do no wan o see propery axes raised, we wan o see propery axes reduced." n his address o he seelworkers, Carer blamed defea of labor law revision his year on "a massive, expensive, disored propaganda effor." He said he was especially irked a accusaions ha he defeaed measure had been "a grab for power by he unions," saying his was he only bill offered by his adminisraion in which " personally helped draf every single paragraph." The measure would have made i easier o enforce labor law violaions agains businesses. Carer also promised o renew fighing nex year for his hospial cos conrol measure, blaming "he medical lobby and he hospial indusry lobby" for defea of ha. plicaion o reques SMC suden Gov funding ar available in he SMC Suden Aciviies office All SMC/ND organizaions are eligible o apply. Quesions call 5329 (SMC) CEK:ERT Concerneing inflaion, Carer gave no indicaion ha he has dropped his srong opposiion o mandaory federal wae and price conrols. His advisers have discussed a sysem of volunary wage and price guidelines, bu his idea was aacked earlier his week by AFL-CO Presiden George Meany, who addressed he same seelworkers convenion. by Mary Ann Wluel Today a 4 p.m. Pay Wilson, a 16-year old California girl, will be hoored in a ceremony in fron of he Adminisraion Building. Wilson is in he mids of running a 2,000 mile course from Minneapolis o Washingon, D.C. Wilson is differen from mos runners, however, because she has epilepsy. A he ceremony a represenaive from he mayors office will presen Wilson wih a key o he ciy of Souh Bend. The welcoming commiee of he Souh Bend Chamber of Commerce and officials of business firms from many pa_rs of ndiana are also expeced o aend. Wilson began her run in Minneapolis on Sep. 10. Since he, she has run o Milwaukee and Chicago. Afer leaving Souh Bend, she will run o ndianapolis headquarers for he ndiana Epilepsy Foundaion), Cleveland, Boson, New York, Philadelphia, and finally o Washingon, D.C. She will finish he run someime in November (Naional Epilepsy Monh.) Jim Gorman, a spokesman for he Epilepsy Foundaion for America (EFA), saed, "Pay is running o make people aware of epilepsy. The 2,000 mile run was her own idea. The EF A hen unied goals wih her on behlf of he 2 million Americans who suffer from epilepsy. She wans o raise $1000 per mile so ha she will oal $1 for each epilepsy vicim." Gorman noed ha Pay runs anywhere from miles a day. "Her disance de ends on he Don Miss nearby owns involved and he faciliies available, Gorman said. "From now on, she hopes o run beween miles a day, he added. Parry is a disciplined person- shes up a 5 a.m. and running by 6. She runs unil 1 or so each afernoon," Gorman added. Bob Rycyna, presiden of he Nore Dame Marahon Sociey (a group for runners and joggers of he ND-SMC communiy) has planned a 2-mile run o honor Pay and her cause. "The run will ake abou 15 minues..sec ond Ciy mmediaely following he presenaion, we will organize a he seps of he Dome and run a course around he wo lakes." Rycyna explained. Rycyna added, "We hope ha all of he ND-SMC jogging fans will join us and show heir suppor for Pay and he Epilepsy Foundaion. All runners are encouraged o pick up sponsor shees and solici pledges from sudens and faculy o help reach Pays goal of 52 million." coninued on pag 2 Faher Dunne will receive Sheedy Award Faher JohnS. Dunne, professor of Theology. will receive he Sheedy Award for ousanding eaching omorrow a 1:30 p.m. in room of he Cener for Coninuing Educaion. Sudens, and saff are welcome o Thursday, Sep. 21,1978 8:00 OLaughlin Audiorium suden-2.00 general admission-3.00 No reserve ickes-ickes may be purchased in he Moreau icke office ND VS MCHGAN Kegger Special a WAYNES OAK DARY PARTY STOR. Package WTH EACH KEG PURCHASED WE WLL SUPPLY AT NO CHARGE 1.271bs of ice 2.50 cups 3-lapper renal niles mich. saeline line rd. 4.ub renal f:wjlclark &FREN Fri., Sep pm Nore Dame Library Aud. (Donaions will be aken),,_by THE SPRTUAl ROCK of Non o-...c 0 c: open 9 o mfdnigh mon-sa open 12 o midnigh sunday call STATELNE ROAD N NLES ONE BLOCK EAST OF US 31

12 he observer Thursday, Sepember 21, 1978!! j l Now comes Miller Brew1ng Co., Milwaukee, Wis.

13 Thursday 1 Sepember he observer 13 SMC offers foreign sudy program by Brian McFeeen Sain Marys will sponsor wo sudy programs nex summer in London and Rome. Travel and sudy will be combined in he rips, according o Anhony Black, SMC coordinaor for boh programs. Before arriving in Rome, sudens will visi Paris, pars of Swizerland, and Germany. The London group will ravel o reland and Scoland, and will cross he Channel o visi France. Tickes available for Yes Tickes are sill available for he Yes concer omorrow nigh a he ACC. Reserved seas will be available a he Gae 10 box office oday from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and omorrow from 9 a.m. unil inermission. Courses offered relae o he counry visied, and o Europe as a whole. Ar, lieraure, and hisory courses will make use of museums and monumens in each counry. n London an economics class will visi Common Marke offices as well as major banks. n Rome, To avoid larger clerks srike special alian classes will be offered. The London program is scheduled for May 22 hrough June 22, while he Rome program will las from June 20 o July 19. The cos of he programs, including air fare, oher ravel expenses, lodging and meals, is $1295 for he London rip and $1475 for Rome. Sudens from over weny universiies hroughou he Unied Saes, as well as from ND and SMC :>aricipaed in he programs over he pas six years. Black will disribue brochures on boh campuses soon. He will also pos liss of he sudens who wen o Europe wih he groups las summer. According o Black hese sudens are he programs bes publiciy Railroads ask Burger for injuncion ROANOKE Va. [AP]- Chief Jusice Warren Burger has been asked o issue an injuncion barring expansion of he clerks union srike agains he Norfold and Wesern Railway o oher railroads. Burger was asked o rule solely on he issue of muual aid o he N&W from oher railroads. The 73 railroads giving financial aid o he N&W asked for he injuncion o give hem ime o appeal o he Supreme Cour a ruling ha permied he clerks o srike muual aid pac members. The 73 railroads filed iniial papers wih he high cour earlier his week, bu no answer has been filed ye by he Broherhood of Railroad and Airlines Clerks. Federal judges Tuesday issued resraining orders haling or limiing pickeing by he BRAC of he Lousiville and Nashville Railroad and four smaller lines. Bu he clerks place pikes yeserday a wo connecing pnshe Kansas Ciy Terminal Radway and he Termmal Railroad Associaion of S. Louis. N&W inerchanges wih abou a half dozen lines in each ciy. A Louisville judge Tuesday issued an order resraining pickeing on he 13-sae L&N or five places. Pickeing was sopped a he Delaware and Hudson, he Toledo, Peoria and Wesern and he Peoria, Pekin Union. A judge ruled ha BRAC could picke he Wesern Maryland Railway wih N&W union members, bu he srike here ended Wednesday. Nearly 20,000 N&W clerks and oher employees have been off he job since he BRAC srike began July 10. Also, some 25,000 coal miners have been ou of work because he N&W is a major coal hauler in he 14-sae region i serves.. Les face i. n 25 years or less, he world of energy as you know i, will be enirely differen. So will we. Today, were a leader in he peroleum indusry. And omorrow, when your children are grown.. we hope o be meeing he.ir energy needs as well. Weve commied 83 million dollars his year alone o research and developmen programs ha read like science ficion. Were ino earh sciences. Mining and milling uranium. Solar research. Geohermal energy developmen. Even new echnology o produce fuel from coal; and synheic crude oil from ar sands and oil shale. And all he while, were sill looking for ways o squeeze every drop ou of old oil fields. And coninuing he imporan search world-wide for new ones. f youre also commiedo changing he world, o making your mark on he energy froniers ahead, wed like o alk o yol Wrie our Professional Employmen Coordinaor. oday. care of Sandard Oil Company of California. 225 Bush Sree. San Francisco. California Or see our recruiers when hey visi your campus. Chevron Sandard Oil Company of California Chevron Family of Companies An equal opporuniy/affirmaive acion employer. Chevron Recruiers visi his campus oct s

14 ... \ \, l: v! r, ; j; l; ]; F l li \ l,! l! \ 11 4,.,, ll lj ll 1\. i.l r! l J: j! ) f.,.:,, v <,,,, j( (; f li r. (.,1,,,, l,!j \. f J ; 5 i \ ll 1\ 1\,. jl,i!.,. jl 1:,,.; \ f ;! \,, i., r 1 14 he observer Thursday, Sepember 21, 1978 GO AWAY LEAVE 11 ALDN ;L AV HY MASSES ALONE.. DONT TURN THEM NTO T# GCN6 SHOW. br Michael Molinelli THE HA SS /S A R L P MONY- THE PRASNG OF GOD- TS NOT A SHOW DO YOU THNK W SHOULD CANCEL THE PUNK ROCK GROUP S:OR NEXT WEEK!S HA55? Law School o hold pep rally The Nore Dame Law School will hold is annual pep rally Friday morning a O a.m. in he Law School Lounge. Feaured speakers will be Coach Joe Yono, Bob Golic, Dave Huffman, and Dave Waymer. Also appearing will be former Nore Dame quarerback Rick Slager. Skis and special appearances will highligh he even. All sudens and faculy are invied. Answers o yeserdays puzzle... f CLUBS AND ORGANZATONS :Applicaions for consideraions in his years Suden Governmend : Budge can be picked up now in he Treasurers Office : : Second floor LaForune Suden Cener : collegiae crosswo Edward Julius, Word in Cagney ACROSS phrase 1 Discoloraions 49 Region of ndia Coas (ndia) 50 Organizaion for 14 Floaing srucure Ben Casey 16 Ciy in Texas 51 Prayer par 17 Counry in Africa 53 Lacking delicacy 18 Concise 55 Cu 19 Prefix: mouh 56 Dug ou canoe 20 Very pale 58 Milk glass 22 Well-known 60 Repea magazine 61 Trifling 23 Richard Deacon role 62 Mexican garb 24 Mah concep, for 63 Office workers shor 25 Young boy 26 "Bea i!" 28 Employing d 1 Azur 31 Pu he fooball ino play, 33 Sirred up 35 Reained 36 Furniure wood 37 Wihdraw : Deadline fo.r compleion is MON. SEPT. 25 : 40 Favors Vigor 44 Less cooked -DSCO Tues. hru Sun. 8:00 P.M.-2:00A.M. (Mich Time) DOWN 1 Tics 2 Mexican ndians 3 From Luanda veo 5 " iron bars a cage" 6 Begrime 7 Slander 8 "The Sory of - Boy" 9 Official penni (abbr.) WEEKLY SPECALS EVERY SUNDRY S HRNG-OVER SUNDRY lowes drinks in ffiichiana EVERY WEDNESDAY DANCE LESSONS LADES NGHT all ladies admied fee learn an he newes seps as augh by he Apple High Seppes EVERY THURSDAY NOTRE DAmE ST. marys NGHT anyone presening a Nore Dame or S. marys College.D. will be given 5 half price drink ickes ha can be used anime durina he nigh FR._EE- ADffifffANCE-Wih-This_Rd i l rjlq- g9y j locaed a U.S. 12 and 1-94, New Buffalo, Mich. (formerly The Golden Door Resauran) Ph. 616/4& Collegiae CW "Thanks ----!" 11 Mussolini, e al. 12 Enliven 13 Wen backward 15 Carpenry iem 21 Nullify 27 Duped Vola 29 Miss Garson 30 Garden vegeables 32 Prefix: child 34 Clod 36 Disloyaly 37 Ancien Egypin god 38 Ancien Asian 39 Affair need 40 Malayan boa 41 Sraighen again 42 Type of class 45 Concurs 47 Badgerlike animals 52 Miss Bayes 53 Good-looking 54 Name for a dog 55 Voucher 57 Hiaus 59 Whie House girl,,

15 Thursday, Sepember 21, 1978 Lovejoy leads rish o 21s sraigh by Mark Perry and Finnegan drove he ball pas Bob Carlson of Valparaiso scored Spors Wrier he ousreched goalie. only he second goal of he season Lovejoy ook charge a his poin, for an rish opponen. Taking advanage of numerous as he scored he nex four goals for The rish came back wih a flurry scoring opporuniies, he Nore he rish. Ted Carnevale assised of goals, beginning wih Bill Ralph, Dame soccer eam swep o a 13-1 on he firs goal, crossing he ball assised by Mike Mai. Mai vicory over Valparaiso Universiy from he righ side, where Lovejoy compleed his ha rick wih he yeserday a he Sepan Cener worked pas he goalie and drove nex wo Nore Dame goals, assis- Field. he ball ino he open ne. Tim ed by Murphy and Ralph. The win upped Nore Dames Nauman assised on Lovejoys se- Then Joe Ciuny scored on a record o S-0 for he season, and cond goal, and Roman Klos added penaly kick, followed by goals by increased heir winning sreak o 21 assiss on he las wo. Seve Miller, assised by Seve sraigh games, ops in he naion. Mike Mai closed ou he firs half Burgoon, and wo scores by Roman The rish began heir scoring scoring, as Bill Murphy looped a Klos, assised by Bill Weerer and barrage wih abou eleven minues pass over he defense and Mai Murphy. expired in he firs half. Kevin scored easily over he helpless Commening on yeserdays Lovejoy dribbled he ball down he goalender. game, coach Rich Huner said ha righ side, hen crossed o Terry The defense relaxed a lile a he he rish could have played much more inensiy," he pleaded. "We need compeiion o help make he eam more aler. " The rish should be geing some some compeiion his Friday nigh, as hey pu heir winning sreak on he line agains he Universiy of Michigan. The game is scheduled o sar a 8 p.m. a Carier Field. Fullback Tom Luekehans was injured early in he firs half when he collided wih a Valparaiso player. He received a small cu on op of his head, bu is expeced o play in Fridays game. he observer Observer Spors Bea Michigan Rally on ap a 7 The "Bea Michigan" Pep Rally will be held Friday nigh a 7:00 in Sepan Cener. Feaured guess will include defensive coordinaor Joe Yono, Jim Browner, Dave Huffman, former rish quarerback Terry Hanray, and Nore Dame legend Ziggy Czarobski Finnegan in fron of he Valpo ne, beginning of he second half, as beer agains Valpo. We need Tomorrow: Fooball Special Q L G ld h ndependenly Wealhy businessman CHCAGOANS <_. weenoo c arn a bcross onrfleldd need one Suden ic o Michigan wans 2 Michigan GAs. Call now 8372.?Ok, up in!he sky, is a bird, \.y C.... wers an rary. ewar game. Will pay anyhing. Call 1 sa plane. No--is Jany Byrne!!?:J n Call Jim Charlie a Addressers waned mmediaely! work Saurday 1pm. :: Los: Green walle near K of C D a home--no experience necessary-- OBSERV. ER TYPSTS Hall. f found call B. Leibe espera;e Y need 3 Michigan ickes excellen pay. Wrie American Service, Reward. for frienu. Call Billy Park Lane, Suie 127, Dallas, There will be a r.1andaory meeing his C TX Thursday a 7:00p.m. in he observer Los: Plasic green binder in he g:p}ej 2 : 8 GA Michigan ickes. office. All ypiss mus aend. Mardi. booksore on Friday Sep. 15. Con- Desperaely need 2 GA ix for Mich. FOR SALE ains syllabus for 3 courses & some Desperaely need 2 GA Purdue ickes. Will pay Big Bucks. Call Bill THAT DAMN YANKEE For Sale: YES ickes. Close o please call Hillbilly Family coming rom a 1 orma or my hear. he edge of he sage. 4 Fron o learn abou fooball. Need 2 GA NOTRE DAME-MCHGAN TCKETS S d. k f M h Wll row seas available. Make offer. Call WANTED. EXCHANGE FOR TCKETS or u en C e S or C 1gan. D. K S 1208 also ake Purdue or Pi Ga ix. on cry e Y very imporan informaion. f found Chuck f c lf Jus can ge him ou of my hea WANTED TO NEi<T YEARS SELLOUT GAME Call 3484, ask for Jehro. Heroes ofen fall!! For Sale: 2 Michigan GA ickes, N ANN ARBOR OR MONEY. M.G. Oblue! 6h row. Top offer Need 2 Miami GA ix-call Tim a Will rade a Black & Whie TV for A suden icke for Michigan Hey oomie, N d 1 2 GA d 1 2 S d M h WLL TRADE TWO 1979 TCKETS, Happy Birhday! mpored clohing, jewelry, book, para- ee - an - u en C lgan OR ONE NOTRE DAME AND ONE Love from he res of he only crossphenalia and gifs for men or women. ickes. Sue Need GA ic for Purdue & Pi. Joe Bring his ad and your college D and OHO STATE TCKET, OR MONEY FOR quad quin a NO. receive a 15 percen discoun on your Mus have 2-4 GA Pi ickes. ONEl9 7 8 TCKET. CALL TOM Need Suden or GA Michigan ickes. nex purchase. (excluding sale and Susan COLLECT AT Call Kaie Dear D-P c ser, consignmen aricles) Expires Oc 1, Happy Bir<Jay from all of your roomies! Waned Desperaely: Waned: one suden fooball icke Need 2 GA Purdue ickes. Call jennifers 4 GA ickes o Michigan game. for Purdue game. Call Jeff Dear Glaser, Scosdale Mall Will pay good$. Mary Lu Waned: 2 GA Purdue ix. Can Happy Birhday. Upper level Temporary posiion Friday before home Love M H elp, need Purdue ickes!! Call Pay big bucks or rade 2 Pi ix. fooball games, 2-8 p.m. Good pay. Sill waiing for classbooks? Pandoras Anne Debbie Call Herbies Deli, from 6-8 Laura Rhorback! has special 5 day order service. We p.m. Bring an exra Hug-A-Pooh onigh also buy books. Behind ND aparmens. Need wo GA ickes for Pisburg. Waned: Two GA ickes for Purdue Roue driver needed evenings 8-10: Call John game. Call Michele Earn $3 o $4 per hour. Mus be G. reliable and have own ransporaion. GOLD LOOKS BEST! Need 2 GA Miami ix. Please call Desperaely need GA ickes for Call from 6-8 pm. Jacquez-Baby: Sunning Mens-Womens Classic Rob Michigan. Call Joe Happy Berhday Chica! Remember K jewelry a Wholesale Prices! Call Need 2 GA Michigan ix. Call Jim 20 is sill young. You don have For Sale: 2 Michigan ix. Call Will rade 1 4h row. floor YES (no like las year) Heres o fa Cahy Buron Need 7 GAs for Tennessee. Call Waned: 2 GA Pi ix. John icke and or cash for excellen Neil kneecaps and your bg abiliy! Bill Young icke. Call Dave a (2 ou of 3 ani bad) For Sale: 2 YES Tickes. Lower Need GAs o Pi. Money no BWs arena-padded. Call A or Tony need 4 Purdue GA ickes. $$ Objec!! Call Tom Anxious for 2 Pi ickes for Mom and Call1786. Dad, call Ma Paul DAiessandro: For Sale: Dunlop Max-ply For Desperaely Desire General Admission There was a young frosh from Flanner. Brand new 4 and five-eighhs in. wih Need Mich. ix, Suden or GA. ickes o he Pi garne. You name Need 1 GA Mich ix. Call Larry who had such a sexy manner, Marilyn Thomassen Big money Murf needs Purdue and Desperarely need wo GA ickes o a o die good (you know) Pi ickes. Call afer 5: any home game. Sco Please do come home his year. synheic gu. worh 60.00, asking Call a nigh. he price. Call Jaynie 0 Ba He urned us all on and hen he was gone, 35.00; down jacke, mens red, large Will rade 1 GA Michigan icke for 1 Tha nasy young freshman from Flanner : se of vinage pre-1960 golf 5 RA Aciviss, fresh from he fron Need 4 GA ix for Purdue game. (GA or Suden) Pi icke. Call TTT from he RLD irons (wih imiaion bamboo shafs) wan o see 2 hings in lifeimes: Call Jeananne and woods plus new golf bag 35 oo freedom and NO kill Tennessee. 5 Need 1, 2, 3, 4 Mich GA ix. neresed n Ho11eback Riding c M k 8 f - GA Tennessee or 2 Miami. $$. Call Need 1 icke for Michigan game, Money no objec. Brian nsrucion? Conac-Melissa Cpklla all ar a 551 a er 7 pm. Mike call Mike a SMC, 5409, 415 Me; Jo Hell u. NOTCES Need a leas 4 GA ickes for Purdue, Urgen: Need 2 GA o any home My parens are coming his weekend Pi, or Tenn. Call Mark Need ride o Norh-Wes side of experienced ypis games. Pay big money. Call and need wo Michigan ickes for Chicago on Friday Sep. 22. Please Fas service-repors, papers, resumes, hem. The price of heir admission is Ex-Mah majors never compleed hesis call Nancy ec. CAll Desperaely neeo Michigan ixs, 2 GA no objec-hey are worh i! Call on "Alcohol and Nore Dame" bu " and 2 Sud. Will also rade (2) Mark a would like o coninue research a Today is Jerseys Birhday. All Sponsors needed for Ride-A-Bike for he "YES" main floor for Mich ix. Mich. game. Need 2 Suden or GA wishing o abuse him will find him Rearded Bike-A-Thon riders! They are Money is no objec! 1! Call Rick Will pay $$$. Need Purdue ickes ix. Call 3489, ask for Poindexer. under he able onigh a he Senior s.r. riding 25 miles his Sunday- could you [GA) Call Bob a back hem wih 5 or 10 cens a mile1 Need Suden icke for Purdue. Will Czechoslovakian Swingers Jorge and Dear Bob "Chump" V. in New Jers,.,., The money goes o local and sae pay well Please show compasslc.n! Need GA Yoruk coming up for Mich. game o Happy Birhday one day lae. We f 1 f h d d w ickes o Purdue. Call Mac check ou he foxes. Need 2 Suden miss you councl s or ere ar e e need Need 1 or 2 GA Purdue ickes. or GA ix. Call 3489, ask for Alfonzo. your help! Call Mike a 1371 GuessWho! Money no problem. Call Tom Michigan Game! Will pay huge piles! GAY STUDENTS OF NOTRE DAME of greenback for ix. Call Pa Waned. GA ix o Tennessee. O.K. Den, Wheres ha an? Cmon Gay nformaion Would someone please help Mimi a Call Eric les see wha an rish an looks like ; Call Friday Sepember 22, Saurday SMC. She desperaely needs 2 GA Desperaely need wo Michigan GA ix. Does i really op ha ile? on he Sepember 23 10:0Q-12:00 p.m. or Michigan ickes. Call her a Call Cindy Waned: Michigan ix.. Call 8991 or rain? This ve go o see! wrie P.O. Box Need Suden or GA Michigan ickes. M. Mom and Dad need 2 ickes for MORRSSEY LOAN FUND Call Purdue. Cali Dan Help reaffirm my belief in miracles Hawkeye, "Suden Loans $2Q-$150, 1 percen need 2 GA Michigan ickes. Call Happy 20h Birhday ineres due in 30 days. 1 day wai. Help! Have o have 1 GA Michigan need GA ix for Michigan. Will and help make my day. Yourex! LaForune basemen M-F 11:30-12:30. icke. Call Mary pay$$. Call Gary Need ride o Chicago Friday afernoonwill share expenses. Call We can wai o hear all abou "T"! sudens on auomoive pars. All you icke. Will pay$. Call Ruh 7136 afernoons, evenings. Will you be showing slides? need is your D card. Anxious for 2 Pi ickes for Mom and M&B&S&P Hoffman Bros. Auo Elecric Need 2 o 4 Michigan ickes. FOOTBALL PHOTOGRAPHS WANTED! Dad, call Ma E. Madison Hey Den Special Discoun o all NO and SMC Waned: 1 Michigan Suden or GA Need 4 GA Michigan ickes. Call N D Acion shos needed for new Close o he edge down by he river. book. Large acknowledgemen; small So. Bend Need 2 Michigan ickes. Will pay Down a he end round by he corner. Need Pi ickes; any kind, any price. remuneraion. carus Press, POB 11, ND good money. Call Brian a 1751 or Dave ; ! Ali ND-SMC sudens from Georgia (especially Mero-Alana area)! ineresed in forming club. (rides, paries) Call Sue: FOR RENT "House for ren. 5 large privae bedrooms. All furnished. $ per monh, plus uiliies and deposi. Gas hea Call o 5, Mr. DeR ck." ; FURNiSf-lD THREE ROOMS-FRONT UPSTAif --STALL SHOWER-NEAR HOWARc PARK. Call Los: f wih gc i Waned: 2-4 GA Michigan ickes. Call Bob Waned: Full and par ime cockail wairesses for our Gippers Lounge. For more info. call , ex Needed: 2 GA ickes o Purdue, Pi and or Tennessee. Call John 8828 Need Michigan Suden ickes or will be sho by angry friends. Call Pee Waned: 2-4 GA ix for Purdue. Please help m desperae. Call Laura Desperaely need wo Michigan ickes. Call Kahy a Help waned: Anasaslos Resauran 1611 S. Main S. Call Walcom ND-SMC Sudens!! DesperaelY need 2 GA or Suden Michigan ickes. Call Maria Desperaely need GAs o Michigan, as many as you can spare. $$$ Cali Mike PERSONALS Tennis & Racqueball rackes srungf fproessionally a affordable prices. Joe Monroy 1469 Joe, Welcome back o NO! We miss you. Love, Gina am very chubby and would be oh Beware! The core is coming! so jolly if you sold me one Purdus ix. Call Billy P.S. Please call Brian P. Sheehan, 306 Pangborn: before food sales opens. W r. is Fekesh? Bond No No- Anohe( Crushing Sickball Vicory over ron Fisis Fizparick and Mike Bilski is no God Yes s God. Gopher Ball Fabian by he rish Mike Bilski is no YES. Need 2 GA or Suden ickes or Michigan. John Waned: An organizaion o sell Children of Dillon Wipe Michigan Toile Paper (caricaure Congraulaions and Bes Wishes LOST ::-a UNO Please! Family coming o Purdue of Bo Schlembecher on each shee) Will Alumni ever come up wih Tim and Ricarda.. game. Need 4 ix. Leslie a he hree enrancs!o campus on sickball players worhy enough for From he Spiri of S. Louis Ker fou, Sliver Sep. 23, Profi S.38 cens he Dillons awesome alen? poin an. ::all Need 1 Mlch GA. Will pay big per roll. For nformaion call Thursday The rish children of Dayon have Suden Michigan lx for sale. Call iard. bucks. Call Jeff o149 ask for Chuck. rur n or. SMC ::--}--... < l l

16 18 he observer Thursday, Sepember 21, 1978 Sabius key o rish soccer success by Frank LaGroa Spora Wrier f you haven seen one, you probably haven been looking. You know, hos fancy colored -shirs wih he clever saying embossed across he ches. This paricular shir reads: " ge a kick ou of soccer." Everyones wearing hem. According o one Souh Bend merchan, "Theyre selling like crazy. Someone ough o give one o Jim Sabius. A fullback on he Fighing rish soccer eam, Sabius doesn play for recogniion,. applause, or even scholarship. " jus really love o play soccer," admis he 5-10 naive Of Vesal, NY. " played fooball my freshman year in high school, bu wasn really big enough and didn enjoy playing. Sophomore year wen ou for soccer and played all hree years." You won hear he soccer coach a Vesal High School complaining. A sandou player his sophomore \nd junior years (even hough he mi$,sed he second half of his junior seasbn wih an injury) Sabius led he eam o a record his senior year. The eam was good enough o be ranked number four in he naion and Sabius was good %Observer jim Sabius enough o be named firs eam All-League. Why, hen, come o Nore Dame, a school where soccer was sill a he club-spor level? " alked o a couple of coaches from differen schools abou playing soccer, bu wasn wha you would call heavily recruied. narrowed my choices down o Nore Dame or Colgae Universiy and guess decided on Nore Dame because my broher bad gone here and really liked he place. Wih an accouning career in mind, he academics of he school also ineresed Sabius. " knew Nore Dame was a good school and ha played a big par in my decision," he poins ou. m definiely happy came here. The school isn perfec, bu all hings considered, is a prey good place o be." Even for a soc<;er player? " hink so," is Sabius response. " would be nice if he program was more developed, bu hen again, is really saisfying o wach i grow. And of course, didn come here jus o play soccer._ Whas ha? "Thas righ," he smiles. "As a maer of fac, when was a freshman, didn even decide o go ou for he eam unil he nigh before ryous. "Sor of an elevenh hour decision. Needless o say, he did ry ou and became an insan sarer for he Nore Dame Soccer Club. He sruggled hough he firs year and no one was happier when soccer achieved varsiy saus a he beginning of las season. "When i was a club, i was for fun," Sabius recalls. "f you didn wan o show up for pracice ha was all righ. f you were busy and couldn make i o a game,ha was ok, oo. " didn like ha a all. hink if you commi yourself o somehing you have o go au ou. When we became a varsiy spor, we narrowed he squad down o he dedicaed players. hink has been he secre of our success." n 1977, Sabius shared he eams Mos mproved Player award wih Jim Rice, Randy Wiry and Oliver Franklin. n 1978., head soccer coach, Rich Huner calls Sabius, "he key o he eams success." "Jimmy plays he mos criical posiion on he field, explains Huner. "Wheher or no we win depends on how well we conrol he middle of he field and from his back-up posiion, Jimmy does jus ha. He can rap, head, pass and he ges he offense going. "He should ge he chance o play professional soccer. Hes go all he necessary si.jis." Sabius, who serves as co-capain of he eam wih Ted Camevale, Terry Finnegan and Jim Rice, is equally complimenary of his coach. "Rich is a very special person," he poins ou, "in ha he is a lo of differen hings o a lo of differen people. n a lo of ways he s he Nore Dame Soccer eam." Huner, who was eleced head coach by a voe of he eam, doubles as a legal professor and also serves as he Assisan Direcor oflnerhall Spors. Hes led he rish soccer eam o 21 consecuive vicories, he longes sreak in he NCAA. Ye he insiss ha heres sill a lo he doesn know abou soccer. " guess hes learning," says Sabius. "Were all learning." The rish will have a chance o es heir knowledge his Friday nigh a Carier Field when he Michigan Wolverines soccer eam invades. Gameime is se for 8 p.m. and Huner hinks he cones should be "ineresing." "We bea Michigan las year, 4-2, bu heyre an improved soccer eam. Sure were 4-0 hus far his season, bu your pas record doesn win any ballgames. This game will be a severe es and i should ell us a lo abou how good we really are. "Besides, i will be a grea way o kick off Michigan weekend. Bea heir soccer eam Friday and heir fooball eam Saurday afernoon. : A real_clean swep i2. he rish. " hink we can bea Michigan," he emphasizes. "Hwe play like we can play, know well win. Games like his one and our wo games wih Dayon will do a lo o mprove he eam "Of course, were building for he game wih ndiana on Ocober 22. The Hoosiers are ranked second in he naion and if we can bea hem, heres no way he NCAA can ignore us when hey hand ou ournamen inviaion." And hen heres he Olympics. Thas righ. Jim Sabius is serious candidae for he U.S. O.ympic Soccer Team in " have a slim chance," he modesly admis. "Las summer was invied o ravel in Colorado for he Olympic fesival bu had endoniis so couldn make he rip. Laer his year, Rich will probably conac he naional soccer coach and if he hinks have a chance may ge a ryou. d love o represen he Unied Saes bu like said, is a slim possibiliy.,, isn easy o find someone wih so much abiliy as humble as Jim Sabius. Jus give him a ball or an accouning book and, well, you don need a crysal bal1 o predic ha hell be successful. Oh, and don forge he fancycolored -shir. Women neers blank CU by Muk Hannuksela Spors Wrier Trivia : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : T, me-ou j An exciing pasime has found is way ono he Nore Dame campus: rivia. Previously limied o shady saloons and discussed by frusraed jocks, rivia is rapidly gaining populariy, especially in colleges across he naion. For he firs ime las spring, Nore Dames "Trivia Bowl gained wide aenion as Leslie Fair led Badin o a hrilling vicory over Pangborn in he finals. Spors lends iself o rivia so beauifully because of he mass of records kep by saisicians. Addics know Babe Ruh hi 714 career home runs; Wil Chamberlain pumped in 100 poins in one game; O.J. Simpson rushed for 2,003 yards in However, rivios derive rue joy from much more obscure informaion (wha is Bob Laniers shoe size? 19DDD-answer. Wha player wen 0-for-22 in he 1968 World Series? answer-dal Maxvill). Wih his in mind, he following lis of rivia queries has been devised. Anyone correcly answering more han fifeen Quesions will be awarded an Observer -shir. You may submi your answers o 326 Pangborn Hall or call Answers will appear in a fuure ediion. Good Luck. 1)Who is he only cenerfielder in major league hisory o cach ajly ball in foul erriory? 2) Wha California eammae ackled Roy Riegels on his "Wrong-way" run in he 1929 Rose Bowl? 3) Wha receiver, caugh boh Oakland ouchdown passes in heir loss o Green Bay in he second Super Bowl? 4) Name one of he wo horses o defea Secrearia a Saraoga during his Triple Crown season (1973)? 5) When Sandy Koufax piched a perfec game agains Chicago in 1966, wha Cub hurler allowed he Dodgers jus one hi in ha game? 6) Name he coach of CCNYs baskeball eam, a sar on he 1950 squad ha won boh he NCAA and NT championships. 7) Who kicked he winning field goal in Dallas overime vicory over Housonl. in he 1963 AFL Championship game? 8) Wha professional spors eam has sold ou all is home games since 1946? 9) Off whom did Willie Mays hi his firs major league home run? 10) Can you name he only major-leaguer in hisory o break up five no-hiers? 11) Who is he las player o score six ouchdowns in a regular season NFL game? 12) Who is he only person o have played for he Mes, he Knicks, and he NY Rangers? 13) WhO!. was he only Czechoslovakian-bom player in major league baseball hisory? 14) Who scored he only ouchdown in Nore Dames 7-0 win over Oklahoma in 1957, snapping he Sooners 47-game unbeaen sring? 15) Name he hree major league players whose acive careers spanned four decades, from ) Can you come up wih he name of he only golfer o shoo a double eagle a he Masers and a hole-in-one in he Briish Open? 17) Name he only major leaguer o gamer 200 his in each of his frs hree big league seasons. 18) Who was he only NFLer o rush for 1,000 yards in each of his firs hree campaigns? Despie playing in srong, gusy winds, he Nore Dame womens varsiy ennis eam recorded is firs shuou of his young season yeserday by blanking ndiana Cenral Universiy. Led by senior co-capains Jean Baron and Anne Kelly, he girls swep hrough all nine maches, wih only wo ses exending as far as iebreakers. The eams number one singles player, Mary Shukis, played he days only hree-se mach, bu did manage \o defea her counerpar by scores of 6-7, 6-2,6-0. The number wo and number hree players, Baron, and junior Paddy Mullen, recorded idenical 6-3,6-2 vicories. Freshmen filled he final hree posiions agains CU, bu he lack of experience was no deeren yeserday. Peggy Walsh played number four and beaterrydonovan 6-1,6-2. Numbers five and six, Mary Legeay and Sasey Obremskey, recorded 6-4, 6-2, and 6-4,6-0 wins respecively. n doubles, he op eam of Mullen and Baron combined o down Mann and Miller 6-2,6-3 denical wins Sheila and Laura Cronin ook a 6-2, 6-3 decision from Johnson and Thompson. And in he evenings final mach, Anne Kelly and freshman Tina Sephan survived a sligh scare before overcoming CUs number hree eam of Donovan and Rubush 6-3, 7-6, winning he second se iebreaker 5-2. "m pleased wih he girls performance onigh, saed coach Sharon Pero. "Were all looking forward o Sundays mach agains. a srong ndiana Purdue eam." On Monday Pero ook her eam o Goshen, where he "B" eam ha Pero penciled ono her scorecard managed o come away wih an impressive 8-1-vicory. "Yes, we basically used our "B" eam a Goshen," said Pero, "and hough h!l he girls did a highly respecabfe job. You know said a he beginning of he season ha we were going o have a solid eam, Nore Dames women ennis eam blanked ndiana Cenral yeserday, 9-0, o capure is firs shuou of he sill young season. Eigh of he nine mached lased only he wo ses for coach Sharon Peros squad. [Phoo by Beh Cuer]. because of our deph and so far hey (he girls) have made ha saemen sand up." Legeay played in he number one singies posiion agains Goshen and came away wih a 6-3,6-4 vicory. Sophomore Sioban Kilbride, playing number wo, suffered he rishs only seback, dropping a hree se marahon, 6-3,6-7,4-6. The Cronins spli up o record easy wins in singles compeiion wih Sheila defeaing Sue Brubaker 6-0,6-2, and Laura gaining idenical 6-1 ses from Gayle Perry. n he final wo posiions, Sephan and Kelly each gained convincing wins, Sephan a 6-0,6-1 vicory over Luczkowski and Kelly a 6-2,6-0 decision over Gingerich. n doubles, he Cronins again combined o down Goshens number one eam of Bigler and Miller, The Cronins, as well as he number hree eam of Kelly and Kilbride, only had ime o play en game pro ses, because of darkness. Before any races of evening se in, however, he number wo eam of Legeay and Sephan downed Brubaker and Perry, 6-3,6-1.