#The Observer. an independent student newspaper serving notre dame and St. mary's L Friday, S eptem ber 9, 1977 Vol. XII, No. 9

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1 Fall concerts announced by Jack Ptzzolato Senor Staff Reporter Crosby, Stlls and Nash and the Steve Mller Band are among fve artsts and groups who wll appear n concert ths fall at the Notre Dame ACC, Student Unon (SU) Concert Commssoner Tm Speer announced yesterday. The fvedate concert schedule wll begn Oct. 1 and end on Dec. 2. Oct. 1 and Dec. 2 are stll open dates accordng to Sper. Kansas, the group orgnally booked to appear at Notre Dame for the openng concert, was forced to break ther engagem ent because of what the SU concert commssoner te rm e d to u r re sc h e d u l ng. Speer sad tht a hard rock concert for Dec. 2 was n the works. The Steve Mller Band, who released the album Book of D ream s, wll perform on Oct. 31, the date of Notre Dame s Homecomng celebraton. Crosby, Stlls and Nash, whch Speer blled as th e h o tte s t co n cert n the country, wll follow on Nov. 5. Hall and Oates, performers of the ht sngles Rch Grl and Sarah Smle, are scheduled to appear on Nov. 19. W e re tryng to ht everyone s ta ste. Soeer commented, and thnk we have a pretty broad spectrum. The SU concert commsson s co-promotng the three concerts t has presently booked wth Sunshne Promotons of ndanapols. Ths s not a contractual agreem ent, Speer ponted out, t smply turned out that way. Speer explaned that when schedulng concerts he has two optons open to hm. can go drectly to an agency and buy the act and promote t solely on my own, or, he contnued, can co-promote wth an agency who has an nterest n purchasng a show and brngng t n on one of my d ates. Accordng to Speer, Sunshne Promotons approached hm wth the concert offers and he accepted. Our frst prorty, Speer noted, s to get shows that are appealng and fnancally sound. The ACC gves the SU concert commsson four of fve guaranteed concert dates for each sem ester. W e re workng wth dates that usually concde wth bg events on j campus and are not flexble, Speer sad. You can t just call up a group and say Hey, why dont you play Notre Dame, They have to be tourng n the area and the money has to be rght. Speer predcts that ths sem ester the SU concert commsson wll do very well due to the fnancal deals that we ve worked out. The commsson has negotated drectly wth Sunshne Promotons, who wll bear half the fnancal responsblty for the concerts. Each show the SU concert commsson sponsors s self-supportng and s fnanced solely through tcket recepts. Speer noted that a bg part of Notre Dame s attracton to prom oters s the ACC. That s what does t for u s, he sad. Other bg schools are hurtng for shows, he added, because they don t have the knd of trem endous faclty we do. Speer emphaszed that hs commsson had a good relatonshp wth the ACC staff. Next sem ester, Speer plans to promote four major concerts as well as several professonal mn-concerts n Stephan Center. Some of the possbltes he mentoned were Bruce Sprngsteen, Dan Fogleberg and a reschedulng of Kansas. Szng up the SU concert commsson s record, Speer called hs organzaton successful and professonal. W e have to be tght-knt because decsons have to be made fast, he ponted out. Workng wth Speer s Stage Hand M anager John Bonacc, Commsson Comptroller Kathy Ftzpatrck and Head of Logstcs Mke Decker. #The Observer an ndependent student newspaper servng notre dame and St. mary's L Frday, S eptem ber 9, 1977 Vol. X, No. 9 Fear of arrest9causes drop n bar attendance Rosemary Mlls Staff Reporter Decreased attendance at two of the local bars last weekend s due mostly to exaggerated fear of polce harassm ent and arrest, clam the spokesmen for Ncke s and the Lbrary. Whle Ncke s served one-thrd of the people t had expected to, the Lbrary s attendance was only slghtly down from what they had antcpated. And we always expect hgher attendance than we g et, added Rck Kanser, owner of the bar. Both Kanser, and Bullet, the manager of Ncke s felt that an artcle and edtoral publshed n Frday s Observer ntmdated stu dents. The artcle n the paper was largely negatve, sad K anser. The extra polce are here by a mutual agreem ent of the area resdents, bar owners, and unversty. They are not here to harass the students. Kanser stated that any student who s 21 and s confdent of hs dentfcaton should not be afrad to enjoy the bars. Our cardng polcy has not changed from prevous years, he sad, addng that he does not antcpate changng t n the future. Bullet also stated that the extra patrols were on hand to prevent nose, ltter and drnkng outsde the bars, and not to bother anyone. He does, however, admt that the local polce and the ndana Alcoholc Beverages Commsson are watchng Ncke s as a result of ncdents that occurred last year nvolvng mnors. We expect to be raded early and often, he sad. Theresa Bauer, part-owner of Brdget McGure s, sad that they were not affected by the decreased attendance. We had pretty good busness, she stated. Polce have always been around here. Maybe t scares the kds, but they get used to t. Bauer added that several female students have confded feelng safer because the polce were present. They know that they re here for ther protecton, she concluded. A spokesman for Corby s also stated that W e had a really good w eekend. He added that he knew nothng about any decrease n busness. Dvson Polce Chef Donald Foy stated that there were no arrests n the Corby - Eddy area ths weekend. The only complants we receved were about loud stereos at partes, he sad. Foy sad the extra patrols wll be contnued. K anser and Bullet also cted the openng of the Senor Bar as a cause of the fall n attendance. K anser called t A new fad for the senors and added that the craze wll de off after a whle. Nether felt that not servng draft beer had any dffect on busness. Kanser feels that f a student judges prce of a product as an ndcaton of ts volume, our prces are no hgher than anyone else s. K anser, a Northeast Neghborhood Assocaton representatve, feels that once students begn to take responsblty for the area, the patrols wll no longer be necessary: Ths area s the last strong hold of off-campus lvng, Kanser stated. Any student who lves here has as many rghts as any resdent of South Bend. f these rghts are volated, we wll offer free legal assstance. Convcted Plat awats sentencng By Drew J. Bauer Senor Staff Reporter Former Notre Dame archtecture professor Enrco F. Plat pleaded gulty last month to three counts of recevng, concealng and facltatng the sale of three cars. A fourth charge of consprng to defraud the Unted States by smugglng foregn cars was dsm ssed by the federal attorney n exchange for the three gulty pleas. Plat, who s scheduled to be sentenced on sept. 27, subm tted hs resgnaton to the Unversty n July after last year s academc year ended. The South Bend Trbune, n a story two weeks ago, quoted Ambrose M. Rchardson, charman of the Archtecture D epartm ent, as sayng th at he had expected Plat A couple of local b ars experenced decreased attendance last w eekend because of stu d e n t's fears of arrest, but C orby's sad th er busness w as unaffected, [photo by D oug C hrstan] not to return to Notre Dame n the fall even before he heard about Plat s ndctment. Rchardson told the Observer that he had no dea why Plat resgned and that although they had talked on the telephone several tm es ths summer, they dd not talk about the possblty of Plat resgnng. He dd ths on hs ow n, sad Rchardson. However one assocate of Plat com mented you couldn t really expect hm to stay around here too long after he was ndcted and was watng to stand tral. The Unversty m ade t very clear that they ddn t want hm around any m ore. Accordng to th e Faculty H andbook, f Plat had not resgned, he could have been dsm ssed snce he was convcted of a felony. The procedure would have had former Provost Jam es T. Burtchaell appont two m em bers of the Academc Councl to attem pt to persuade a conclaton n prvate. f that fals, th e A cadem c Councl w ould appont a commttee to conduct a formal hearng. Burtchaell, who would have ultmately decded after the councl subm tted ther report f t would have been necessary to term nate Plat s servces, refused comment sayng don t know anythng about t except what read n the p apers. Plat s currently n Chcago workng as an archtect for a prvate frm. W hen reached for a comment f Notre'Dame offcals asked hm to resgn, Plat sad f the Unversty dd not want to make publc w hat happened, guess should not com m ent. An archtecture assstant professor for the last sx years, Plat was ndcted last Aprl along wth Pacolo Bernard) from Turn, taly. Accordng to the U.S. attorney s offce n Chcago, Bernard) pleaded gulty to all four counts n July stem m ng from hs nvolvement n the sm ugglng rng. He was sentenced to three years probaton and s now lvng n taly. The prosecutor s offce refused comment on whether Plat and Bernard) were part of a larger organzaton. However, the two were arrested n connecton wth a specal federal nvestgaton of a rng suspected of smugglng exotc cars nto the country. Plat sad Tuesday nght that he wll m ss Notre Dame very much and that leave the Unversty wth many regrets and no btterness.

2 the observer Frday, Septem ber 9, 1977 ^News Brefs. Amn n coma NAROB, Kenya - d Amn, self-proclamed presdent for lfe of Uganda, was reported n a com a n a Kampala hosptal yesterday after undergong surgery for an undsclosed alment. No horsng around CHCAGO - As part of a dvorce settlem ent, a horse s gong to et $250 a month. Crcut Court Judge Reuben Lffshn W ednesday ordered F. Cushng Smth, 50, of Wlmette to pay $250-a month support for hs 14-year-old daughter s show horse, Monkey Busness.,O n Campus +5:15 pm m ass and dnner, bulla sh ed. 7,9,11, pm - flm, "mahogany'', sponsored by student unon, eng. aud. $1. 8 pm - m eetng, catholc alumn club, lb. lounge. Saturday 1:30 pm o formal dedcaton cerm ony, sm c angela athletc faclty. 2;50 pm football gam e, notre dame vs. Pttsburgh at Pttsburgh. 7,9:15,11:30 pm flm, "cool hand luke", sponsored by sophomore class, eng. aud. $1. mdnght m ass, halls, grotto. Sunday sponsored by howard and bad n 10 am - bus trp, nd-smc junor class trp to dunes, lem ans parkng lot, $2. 10:45 am m ass, formal openng mass of academc year, fr. hesburgh celebrant, sacred h ea rt church. 1 pm - m eetng, mecna, rathskeller. 2 pm recepton, fr. hesburgh's recepton for new faculty and spouses, cce. 7, 9:15, 11:30 pm flm, "cool hand luke" sponsored by sophomore class, eng. aud. $1. $ 7:30 pm rosh hashana new y e a r's party, jewsh students, spouses and faculty wel Weather Partly sunny, warm and humd today wth a 30 per cent chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. Hghs n the md 80 s. There s a slght chance of showers and thunderstorm s tonght, turnng cooler wth lows n the upper 40 s and low 50 s. Sunny and cool tomorrow wth hghs n the low 70 s. Lbrary receves grant Thrd Dstrct Congressman John Brademas announced W ednesday that Notre Dame has been awarded a $400,000 challenge g ran t from the Natonal Endowment for the Humantes to bolster ts lbrary expanson drve. The challenge grant, a matchng program whch could brng the Unversty as much as $1.6 mllon f t s fully subscrbed, was created by Congress specfcally to attract prvate support to major cultural nsttutons lke the Notre Dame lbrary, Brademas sad. The Unversty m ust rase three dollars from ndvduals, corporatons, foundatons and other sources for every one dollar t spends under the Humantes Endowment grant. Unversty Presdent Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, who accepted the grant, sad, The heart of academc enterprse n any unversty s ts lbrary, and the mprovement of Notre Dam e s collecton has been a top nsttutonal prorty. The endowment grant wll enable us to take a major step forward n mantanng and enhancng the qualty of our collecton. Brademas, who s chef House of the legslaton whch Endowment, sad that the grant comes at an m portant pont n the Unversty s overall fundrasng drve and should provde a strong ncentve for prvate gvng to the lbrary fund. The Memoral Lbrary now holds over 1.3 mllon volumes as well as other materals. The grant wll be used to purchase addtonal books n the hum antes as well as to buld an endowment for future purchases. f*the Observer Nght Edtor: Bob Brnk A sst. N ght E dtor: Frank Kebe (one 'yurd 'stard) Layout Staff: Kate Kerwn, Tracy Herman Edtoral Layout: Judy Rupprecht F eatu res Layout: Drew Bauer Sports Layout: Bob Keen, Paul Stevenson Typsts: Eleen Lynch, Mard Nevn, Tom Powanda Nght C ontroller: Rch Clarzo Day Edtor: Mary Pat Tarpey Copy R eader: Bob Varetton Ad Layout: Greg Trzupek, John P. O'Connell Psych Servces to help wth alco John Morrssey Staff Reporter n an attem pt to help solve some of the alcohol-related problems on campus, a new branch of the Psychologcal Servces Counselng Center has been formed to deal wth such dffcultes. The program does not have an offcal name yet, but accordng to coordnator Peggy Cronn, the project s begnnng to take shape. Workng wth Betty Albert, a socal worker for the center, the program wll offer a new approach to dealng wth alcohol at both Notre Dame and St. M ary s. came here three years ago, Cronn sad, and dealt wth Eleven students qualfy as paratroopers by Mchael Berberch Eleven Notre Dame students became qualfed paratroopers by completng Army ROTC Arborne Tranng held at Fort Bennng, GA over the summer. Ths brngs the number of qualfed Army ROTC paratroopers at Notre Dame to 14 and ranks the Unversty s Arborne program thrd n the naton. The Army ROTC Arborne Program conssts of three weeks of tranng, accordng to Capt. Robert Clemens, an assocate professor of Mltary Scence. Durng the frst week the cadets went through general condtonng. n the second week they learned how to operate parachutes and ext arcraft properly. Durng the thrd week they made fve jum ps from an alttude of 1,500 feet to complete the program. Cadet Art Brannan stated that he was unafrad durng the jum ps, but that t was an eery feelng watchng those ahead of hm dsappear as they jum ped. Landng s the hardest part, he sad. Most njures occur from mproper landng. Cadet Bran Kao was nervous before hs frst jum p. Regardng the rest of hs jum ps he stated, knew what to expect and wasn t as tense. There are currently 14 Arborne cadet n the Army program. Only W est Pont and Texas A & M surpass ths number, sad Clemens. Clemens stated, Arborne Tranng provdes exctng tranng for cadets. He explaned that the program enabled cadets to get a feel for the army and prepared them for actve duty. He added that Arborne Tranng expands the cadets opportuntes. Those who fnsh the program are elgble for placem ent n Arborne unts worldwde. students that Dean of Students Roemer would send to me. Students, who would come to me as ther punshm ent, would, n many cases, prefer to rake leaves than talk about ther actons under the nfluence of alcohol. But slowly the kds came around, and we began meetng once a week, she contnued. The students began to feel that dscusson of ncdents nvolvng alcohol was not as dffcult as they had thought. became less of a threat and they began to open u p. Cronn s prepared, she sad, to ntate a program that would nclude all aspects of the Notre Dame communty students, rectors, resdent assstants and admnstrators. She sad she s n the process of preparng a hgh-level sem nar nvolvng adm nstrators and have approaches from outsde professonals be brought n and dscuss alcohol problems and ther solutons. An extensve meda campagn, nvolvng both the Observer and WSND s also n the plannng stages, Cronn mantans. A weekly column or program dealng wth alcohol n a student s lfe would be of nterest, thnk, to everyone. As the program stands now, Cronn stated, there are student groups at Notre Dame and at St. M ary s who are actvely nvolved n brngng alcohol abuse problems nto focus. There are two flms avalable for dorm showngs and there are students avalable to go to dorms and talk wth ther peers about alcohol. She also noted that there has been no Notre Dame women s hall that has nvted her or her group to go to the dorm to dscuss alcohol. m not sayng that they have delberately avoded us; have been nvted to women s halls to talk about other subjects, but just thnk that fact s nterestng, she commented. We are begnnng to get a drecton for ourselves, Cronn concluded and encouraged Notre Dame and St. M ary s students to get nterested n alcohol and ts role on campus. The O bserver s publshed Monday through Frday except durng exam and vacaton perods. The Observer s publshed by the students of Notre Dame and Sant Mary's College. Subscrptons may be purchased for 120 per year ($10 per semester) from The Observer, P.O. Box Q, Notre Dame, ndana 4*55*. Second class postage pad, Notre Dame, ndana, 4*5$*. The Observer s a member of the Assocated Press. All reproducton rghts are reserved. ATTENTON ALL ND/SMC SCLUBS AND ORGANZATONS!! nterested n partcpatng n St. Mary s Student Actvty Nght? j on Wednesday, Sept. 14? Please call SMC Student Actvtes Offce at 4318 before Frday, Septem ber 9 'ATTENTON! UNVERSTY FACULTY AND OFF-CAM PUS STUDENTS Anyone who does not have a meal program whch ncludes evenng meals and wshes to attend the Carney '77 pcnc dnner can purchase a tcket at the offce of student actvtes n La Fortune Student Center W ednesday thru Frday.. Carney '77 wll be held from 4:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. on Frday, Septbem ber 9. Tckets are $3.35. JULO S SPAGHETT Wth sauce Wth meatballs PZZA Cheese Sausage Mushroom Fepperon Green Pepper Ground Beef Ham Onon Anchovy Black Olve half Cheese plus any 4 tems) Ran Pzza $1.00 extra 12 nch SUBMARNES SANDWCHES SPAGHETT full n 14 n DEEP DSH & REGULAR] PZZA % LWW South Bend delvery fee $.75 plus tax DELVERY WTH OUR PORTABLE OVENS

3 Frday, Septem ber 9, 1977 the observer Scholarshp establshed Mchana cvc leaders honor Hesburgh by Maureen Flynn Edtoral Edtor A full scholarshp to the Unversty of Notre Dame for a student from an underdeveloped country has been establshed by members of the South Bend-Mchana communty and wll be nam ed n honor of Unversty Presdent Fr. Theodore M. H esburgh. The announcem ent was made last nght at a banquet salutng Hesburgh on hs slver annversary as presdent, and was attended by more than three hundred busness, professonal and cvc leaders from the Mchana area. Earler n the evenng, H esburgh was prased as a " p re sts presden t by Bshop Wllam E. Mc M anus, head of the South Bend docese, and as a bg brother to the world by Ernestne Racln, co-charman of the event and member of Notre Dame s Board of Trustees. Prncpal Speaker for the evenng was U.S. Representatve John Bradem as (D-nd.), mnorty whp, who descrbed Hesburgh as our communty s most llustrous ctzen. Fr. Hesburgh has been an outstandng champon of human rghts and socal justce both at home and abroad, Brademas sad, and credted the Unversty Presdent wth admonshng us that lberty s worth the effort, and the creaton of justce and peace abroad wll n large m easure depend on the m easure of justce and peace that we create here at home. H esb u rg h, B rad em as noted, w ants Notre Dame to be a leader among the unverstes of the world n undertakng what he has called the dual task of transm ttng and expandng knowledge and, at the same tm e, the more dffcult role of educatng persons wth that sense of moral responsblty and judgem ent requred to manage change and to use knowledge for manknd s betterm ent and progress nstead of for hs destructon. H esburgh responded to Brade- U.S., Canada reach agreement upon new ppelne constructon WASHNGTON (AP)- The Unted States and Canada agreed yesterday to construct a 2,700-mle ppelne across Canada to brng natural gas from Alaska to the lower 48 states. The Canadan route was chosen over a compettve land-sea route because t wll save U.S. consumers an estm ated $6 bllon n fuel costs, do less dam age to the envronment, and provde greater safety, Presdent Carter sad. Carter and Canadan Prme M nster Perre Ellott Trudeau announced agreem ent on the $10 bllon project after meetng for an hour n the Oval Offce.- Both prased the project as an example of Amercan-Canadan cooperaton. Ths jont undertakng wll be the largest prvate energy project n hstory, they noted n a statem ent. Scheduled for completon n 1982 or 1983, the ppelne s expected to carry up to 2.2 bllon cubc feet of natural gas a day, or 4 per cent of present U.S. consumpton. The Amercan-Canadan ppelne SU by Tony Pace would run alongsde the Alaska ol ppelne before turnng east along the Alaska Hghway. t then would cross the rugged Yukon and enter Canada s prare provnces. The ppelne would splt nto two branches before enterng the lower 48 states. One branch would carry natural gas as far east as Chcago. The other branch would serve the W est Coast, endng n Calforna. Detals of the project reman to be worked out. We wll sgn the fne prnt next week, Trudeau sad. m certan there wll be no dffculty th ere. The ppelne wll be prvately fnanced by a jont Amercan- Canadan consortum headed by Northwest Ppelne Corp. of Salt Lake Cty, Utah and Foothlls Ppe Lnes Ltd. of Calgary, Alberta. t wll be the largest natural gas ppelne ever bult, brngng the fuel south from Alaska s North Slope to the W est Coast and Mddle W est. The ppelne wll be 2,700 mles long, wth about 2,000 mles n Canada. The two leaders noted the ppe- actvtes Student Unon Socal Commsoner Orest Deychakwsky outlned hs plans for fall sem ester actvtes at two organzatonal m eetngs ths Tuesday and W ednesday. He ndcated that most actvtes would be a contnuaton or adaptaton of last year s actvtes. At the frst meetng, whch was attended by all commsson m em bers, Deychakwsky revealed plans for Darby s Place, the Nazz, and the Quckee. Darby s opened earler ths week and the Nazz wll open ths weekend. W th ther o p en n g, th e b a sem e n t of LaFortune wll be actve every day but Sunday. The Quckee, a shuttlebus to varous Mchgan waterng holes, wll begn operaton on Frday Sept. 16. Deychakwsky sad the Quckee wll run on both Frday and Saturday nghts on eght weekends ths sem ester. Other events scheduled nclude Frday s block party on the Stepan courts, Homecomng, whch wll be held on the weekend of the USC football game, a small md-november concert and a Halloween m asquerade party. Detals concernng these events wll be revealed as plans are completed. Ths week s second meetng, held n conjuncton wth the St. M ary s Socal Commsson, was ntended to coordnate the schedule of socal events for the ND-SMC communty. One event specfcally dscussed was Oktoberfest, tradtonally a St. M ary s functon. Ths sem ester the two socal commssons may work more closely on Oktoberfest. Deychakwsky descrbed the second m eetng as frutful. Bascally, he sad, the meetng (wth St. M ary s) was to exchange plans for the year. We offered to co-sponsor ev e n ts w th th em. Oktoberfest would be the frst step. Lookng at ths sem ester s socal schedule, Deychakwsky expressed hope of workng wth hall socal commssons. Already ths sem este r, he stated, we have co-sponsored a concert wth Howard Hall. From what can see everybody was happy wth th a t. Deychakwsky hopes that these actons wll help to provde students wth a more vared and ntegrated socal program. lne would gve Canada greater ablty to develop ts gas reserves n the wlderness regons of the Mackenze Rver delta. The Unted States, n turn, wll have the enormous beneft of new natural gas supples from the North Slope of Alaska at a sgnfcantly lower cost-of-servce prce than could have been acheved through an all U.S. route, they sad. The losng project, sponsored by the El Paso Co. of Houston, would have bult a ppelne parallel to the Alaska ol ppelne, endng at Valdez, Alaska. The natural gas then would have been lqufed and shpped sou th to the W est Coast by tanker. El Paso vowed to fght the Amercan-Canadan route n Congress, whch can overturn the agreem ent. El Paso charman Howard Boyd sad recent hstory dem onstrates that even treates wth foregn countres are honored only so long as t serves the nterest of such countres to do so. The Whte House announcement brngs closer to a concluson a long dspute over how to transport to the lower 48 states the m m ense reserves of natural gas found n the Alaskan Arctc. Junor Class to conduct trp to Warren Dunes The ND-SMC Junor Class s sponsorng a trp to W arren Dunes on Sunday afternoon. M aps can be pcked up n the Student actvtes offce n LaFortune or LeMans. There s a two dollar charge for parkng at the dunes. A bus wll be rented for those unable to fnd a rde. The bus charge s two dollars. The bus sgn-up s n the Student Actvtes offce. FORUM CNEMA &H 1 M le N o rth of NOTRE DAME o n U.S. 31 N orth _ J^ st S o u th of NORTH VLLAGE MALL (219) RD RECORD MONTH N DOLBY STEREOPHONC SOUND! No passes dsoounr tckets weekdays 7: sat sun 2:00 4:30 7:00 9:00 n HELD OVER H e m o st controversal Amercan hero o f our tm e...a n d one hell o f a man. b m. GREGORY PECK «' G eneral M'cARTHUR AUlEEt flcmchncm weekdays 6g5 9:15 sat-sun 1:45 4:15 6:45 9:15 m as s comments by observng that Amercan hgher educaton has reached the heghts of ntellgence wthout explorng the depths of vrtue and the human heart. W e have to get our youngsters to lve for justce, Hesburgh sad. W e have to get them to ask, W hat s the rght thng to do? am grateful before God and m an, the Unversty presdent sad, for the wonderful people who have flled my lfe, for the understandng people and students wth whom have worked. Joyce, Burtchaell prased n hs address, Brademas prased Executve Vce-Presdent Fr. Edmund Joyce and former Provost Fr. Jam es T. Burtchaell, nether of whom was present last nght. Joyce, the congressonal leader stated, has served for 25 years as a leader of Notre Dame wth extraordnary skll and devoton. Brademas descrbed Burtchaell as the brllant and engagng scholar-prest-admnstrator who has for the last seven years gven outstandng servce to Notre Dame as Provost... Co-charman of the salute to H esburgh were Jerry Hammes and Ernestne Racln. Arthur J. Decco of Elkhart announced the establshment of the H esburgh scholarshp. Senor Trp money due Today s the deadlne for senor trp money. All senors who pad the $50 depost n the sprng must pay the $220 balance n person between 12-4 p.m. n the LaFortune lobby. All payments must be accompaned by a student D. Roommate reservatons m ust also be made today. There wll be four people to a room, and the D s of all roommates are necessary for reservatons. JUNOR CLASS WHTE SOX BASEBALL TRP SEPT 18 CALF. ANGELS doubleheader tckets on sale daly n LAFORTUNE LOBBY 12:00-6:00 $11 for bus & game tcket FRDAY 3-6pm HAPPY HOUR! T ^ Z BEERS 35* Z. nch 40* Z. heneken 75* SATURDAY 1-6pm 12 OZ. BEERS - 35* 10-11pm vctory shot o schnapps 25*

4 the observer Frday, Septem ber 9, 1977 SMC renovates by Maureen Sajbel Senor Staff Reporter The St. M ary's art departm ent n Moreau Hall s nearng the end of ts year long renovaton program and s now able to offer students «wder choce of studo facltes. The man areas of renovaton nclude sculpture, desgn, ceramcs and graphcs. The area of the most remodelng was the desgn and gallery area located on the frst floor under O Laughln Audtorum. The secton was redvded for a more effcent use of space and to make room for a new sculpture studo. Ths new sculpture area ncludes new tables, all types of large and small power tools, sewng ma chnes, com pressors, new lghtng and addtonal plumbng. Specal concern was taken to provde every safety feature possble wth the new equpm ent and power tools, accordng to Jam es Parads, actng art departm ent charman. The graphcs area was redesgned and new tables, chars, two presses and cabnets were added. Also a wde range of etchng supples, ncludng a plate cutter, exhaust system and large hot plates, were purchased. The area, on the frst floor of Moreau, s used manly for etchng and prntm akng processes. The ceramcs area also receved a facelft wth the addton of two klns, a clay mxer and a slab roller. The fbers studo receved new looms and ts locaton, along wth the art educaton room, were changed n order to enlarge the pantng studos on the thrd floor. NTERVEWS FOR 8 M PORTANT PEOPLE TO. Plan, Coordnate and nspre Sprtual Actvtes on the Sprtual Commsson Call Jeanne at SMC 4945 & for your ntervew t a k ths frday and every frday 5:15 mass & supper % j The renovaton plan also ncluded all gallery areas of Moreau. The Lttle Theatre Gallery on the second level was re-floored ths summer and the lghts n the frst floor Moreau Gallery are currently beng mproved. Parads emphaszed that the renovatons n the departm ent are not complete, but stated that they are all fully functonal now. He added that he hoped to have addtonal work done on the sculpture and desgn areas. The renovatons began after the art faculty and NASA, the Natonal Assocaton of Schools of Art, revewed the St. M ary s faclty and recommended the changes to correct weaknesses n each area. St. M ary's has been a m em ber of NASA for about fve years and wll be revewed agan n the fall of 1978 for further remodelng needs. The changes n the departm ent were fnanced partly by the school, and, to a large extent, by the Graham Company. The Graham grant of $25,000 was acqured through Dr. John Duggan, Presdent of St. M ary s. Further changes n the make-up of the departm ent nclude the addton of two new faculty members, Doug Tyler n photography and desgn, and Mchelle Frckey, gallery coordnator. Margo Hoff, an artst-n-resdence for the fall semester, wll be teachng pantng and desgn. Chess team to compete The Notre Dame Chess Team wll meet the South Bend Chess Club tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. n Room 325 of the M athematcs and Com puter Scence Buldng. Notre Dame has won three of fve m atches for the cup but the trophy s presently held by the South Bend Club after ther 18-5 vctory last year. Anyone nterested n competng should call Angela dedcaton Frday, Sept. 9 7:30 - Banquet - Dnng Hall - by reservaton - $ call 8:45 p.m :45 - Mck Kng Hogue - WOMEN'S ATHLETCS: A 10:00 p.m. SGN OF THE TMES - Dnng Hall - Admsson to ths talk s free. Saturday, Sept. 10 8:30 - SPORTS COMMUNCATON - workshop 9:30 a.m. Posey Tucker - WSBT "Whch Way to The Locker Room?" ADAPTED PHYSCAL EDUCATON - Dr. Evelyn A Daves - Professor of Physcal Educaton, ndana Unversty 10:15 - noon W O M EN 'S SPORTS: PROSPECTS AND PROB1 LEMS - panel - Kathleen Cordes - Athletc drector, Sant Mary's College - coordnator W O M EN 'S COLLEGE ATHLETCS - "W e re Survvng Beautfully" Leanne Grotke - Department of Physcal Educaton, ndana Unversty; member, Executve Board, Assocaton for ntercollegate Athletcs for Women (AAW). "W O M EN N AMATEUR ATHLETCS" - Carmen Paseck - Assstant to the Unted States Attorney for Northern ndana; 2 tme Amateur Golf Champon. "T H E MAKNG OF A CH A M PO N " - Patty Berg- Amercan Golf Hall of Fame; World Golf Hall of Fame. 1:15 p.m. FORMAL DEDCATON CEREMONY - The Most Reverend Wllam E. McManus, Bshop of the Fort Wayne-South Bend Docese 2:30 p.m. TENNS Sant Mary's College vs. De Pauw Unversty - doubles. 2:30 - VOLLEYBALL CLNC AND DEMONSTRATON - 3:30 p.m. Ball State Unversty Volleyball team; Don Shondell, coach. HANDBALL CLNC - Noel O'Sullvan - Physcal Educaton Department, Notre Dame. RACQUETBALL DEMONSTRATON - Jean Gorman. Sant Mary's College [c<mtnued page 9] THE LBRARY ND SMC THEATRE m n s tr y ALL STUDENTS NTERESTED N TECHNCAL THEATRE WORK ARE ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND AN ORGANZATONAL MEETNG ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, AT 7 PM N WASHNGTON HALL AUDTORUM. FOR MORE NFORMATON CALL addas SPECALTY STORE 60 STYLES OF ATHLETC SHOES TENNS WEAR WARM UP SUTS SWM WEAR & T-SHRTS ATHLETC BAGS 100 CENTER MSHAWAKA Q t, Vodka 5th Gn LQUOR STORE $3.99 $3.79 5th Runte Lambrusco $1.79 6pk Lte $1.69 2pk Old Sty $ pk Fall Cty $2.39 Assorted Case $3.99 ALL BEER Check Wth Us On Specal Party Prces We A ccept and Cash Any Student Checks Cold Beer Specals Extra Seruce SPECALS T'S SMPLE: THE LBRARY WANTS TO BE YOUR LQUOR STORE J

5 Reagan organzes Panama opposton WASHNGTON (AP)- Wth the nk barely dry on the new Panam a Canal treates, Ronald Reagan and o th e r co n serv atv e o p p o n en ts opened a campagn yesterday to block Senate ratfcaton of the pacts. Reagan sad the agreem ent to turn the canal over to the Panamanans wll weaken the Unted States as an nternatonal power and ncrease chances that the Panam anans wll seze control of the waterway before the year 2000, when U.S. control s to end. There s no way ths wll be seen as magnanm ous, the former Calforna governor sad. t wll be seen as a further retreat by the Unted States. Reagan s testmony before a S enate ju d c a ry su b com m ttee hearng came as the two chef U.S. negotators for the treates were testfyng before a House nternatonal Relatons Commttee. Sol Lnow tz an d E llsw orth Bunker sad Congress wll be asked to approve $345 mllon n economc ad for Panama, ncludng $50 mllon for canal defenses. Asked what the Unted States would get n return for the ad, Lnowtz sad, The most mportant thng we get s enhanced assurance of an open, accessble, secure canal. Lnowtz sad the Carter adm nstraton beleves both houses of Congress must approve parts of the agreem ent, ncludng the ad package and provsons to turn over polce jursdcton n the Canal Zone. But the Senate alone has the responsblty for ratfcaton, he sad. Some treaty opponents have argued that because the agreem ent ncludes dsposal of U.S. property, the House should have an equal role n the ratfcaton process. There s beleved to be substantally less protreaty sentm ent n the House than n the Senate, whch s not expected to vote on ratfcaton untl next year. A two-thrds vote s requred for ratfcaton. Wth the leaders of 27 Latn Amercan natons lookng on, Presdent Carter and Panam anan Presdent Omar Torrjos sgned the treaty W ednesday nght, culmnatng 13 years of negotaton. Durng hs unsuccessful run for the Republcan presdental nomnaton last year, Reagan rased the canal ssue and crtczed former Presdent Gerald R. Ford s attem pts - now completed by Presdent Carter - to negotate a new treaty. Ford s supportng the treates and was present for the sgnng ceremony. Ford predcted yesterday that the Senate ratfcaton vote s gong to be very, very close...t s gong to be a tough fght. W hle R e a g a n s S en ate a p pearance s expected to be frst of many n opposton to ratfcaton, Ford sad he has no ntenton to lobby or twst any arm s on behalf of the Democratc adm nstraton s foregn polcy ntatve. No changes envsoned for SMC pass-fal opton by Jean Powley St. M ary s Edtor St. M ary s students have been perm tted to take courses on a pass/fal bass for approxmately seven years and no substantal changes n that procedure are expected n the near future, accordng to Regstrar Sr. Francesca Kennedy. Freshmen are the only students who are prohbted from enrollng n a course on the pass/fal opton. However, no student may take a core requrem ent course or a course requred for ther major pass/fal. The fnal deadlne for returnng pass/fal forms to the R egstrar's Offce s Tuesday, Sept. 13. A maxmum of sx pass/fal courses may be taken whle a student s enrolled at St. M ary s, wth no more than two non-graded courses per sem ester. Although the credt hours awarded n a pass/fal course count toward the 128 hours requred for graduaton, they are not ncluded n com putaton of the student s grade pont average. Students takng pass/fal courses count toward the 128 hours requred for graduaton, they are not ncluded n computaton of the student s grade pont average. Students takng pass/fal courses are expected to follow all assgnments, tests, dscussons, projects and labs. However, no letter grade for the class wll appear on the student s perm anent record. nstead, a grade of pass or fal wll appear there. A grade of D must be earned to receve a passng mark. Students may not change a course to pass/fal after the normal add and drop perod s over. Mdnght mass set for Grotto Tomorrow a mdnght m ass wll be held by candlelght at the grotto. Sponsored by the Badn and Howard Hall Relgous Commssons, the mass begns a collaboratve relatonshp between the commssons of both halls. The lturgy wll be planned by members of each dorm. Nether may a pass/fal course be changed to a graded course after the frst two weeks of the sem ester. St. M ary s students takng Notre Dame courses pass/fal m ust adhere to St. M ary s regulatons. Notre Dame s regulatons do not apply to St. M ary s students. As of Thursday mornng, wth the deadlne for submsson of pass/fal forms to the Regstrar s Offce stll four class days away, 216 forms had already been turned n. Although some students have enrolled n two pass/fal courses, ths consttutes approxmately 12.7 percent of St. M arv s students. Frday, Septem ber 9, 1977 f r w me ooservor A sprted crowd g athered at the step s of th e Ad Buldng yesterday to express them selves a t the P tt gam e pep rally, [photo by Doug C hrstan] by Cathy M urray Staff Reporter t all began at Zahm Hall W ednesday nght, and by 10:30 p.m. the frst panty raders of the season had nvaded St. M ary s shoutng, We want slk! As usual, St. M ary s women hung out ther wndows danglng underwear to encourage the men below. Accordng to Anthony Kovatch, St. M ary s drector of securty, the Notre Dame men broke nto small groups whch he descrbed as farly orderly. The only dam age reported was a broken wndow n Holy Cross Hall and some damage to the campus grounds estm ated at $200. No Notre Dame students broke nto the women s dorms thanks to the excellent w ord done by RA s and dorm drectors, he sad. Kovatch further descrbed the tradtonal rad as a socal event and guessed that some male students called the underw ear owners afterward. Perhaps a good thng wll come of t, he sad. Those who mssed W ednesday nght s exctement don t worry because accordng to Kovatch, They ll be back. NOTRE DAME APARTMENTS Close to Campus Apartments stll avalable 2 bedrooms-completely Furnshed Complete Ktchen and D nng R oom $280-$300/ month Up to 4 students Call: or PREPARE FOR: 39th ' Year MCAT DAT LSAT 1MAT GRE OCAT VAT SAT NMB,, 111 * ECFMG * FLEX * VQE NATL DENTAL BOARDS NURSNG BOARDS Flexble Program s 4 Hours There S a dfference!!! For nformaton Please Call: Collect W est Lafayette EDUCATONAL CENTER T E S T PREPA R A TO N S PE C A L S T S SN C E Servng Bloomngton, ndanapols. South Bend For Locatons n other ctes O utsde N.Y. 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6 *The Observer an ndependent student newspaper servng notre dame and st. mary's The O bserver s publshed by students of the Unversty of Notre Dame and St. Mary's College. t does not necessarly reflect the polces of ether nsttuton. The news s reported as accurately and as objectvely as possble. Edtorals represent the opnon of a majorty of the Edtoral Board. Commentares, opnons and letters are the vews of ther authors. Column space s avalable to all members of the communty, and letters are encouraged to promote the free expresson of varyng opnons on campus Busness Manager Advertsng Manager Producton Manager Sue Qugley Steve Bonomo Karen Chames Box Q Notre Dame nd Frday, S eptem ber 9, 1977 EDTORAL BOARD Mart Hogan Martha Fannng Bob Brnk Kathy Mlls Maureen Flynn Barb Bretensten Jean Rowley Kate Kerwn Barb Langhenry Paul Stevenson Pat Cole Davd O'Keefe Edtor-n-Chef Managng Edtor Asst. Managng Ed Executve Edtor Edtoral Edtor Exec. News Edtor St. Mary's Edtor News Edtor News Edtor Sports Edtor Specal Projects Ed. Features Edtor Photo Edtor "Leo Hansen Let Them Know The Panama Canal treaty s now n the hands of the U.S. Senate, where the debate over ratfcaton s already ragng. When the ssue comes to a vote early next year, an mportant factor n many a Senator s mnd s bound to be the opnons of hs consttuents. As Abraham Lncoln (and ths week, Gen. Torrjos of Panama) observed, "Statesmen thnk of future generatons whle poltcans thnk of the next electon. So far, Senate mal s reportedly runng nne-to-one aganst the treaty. Unless the stuaton changes, the odds are n favor of rejecton: 67 Senators are needed to pass the treaty whle only 33 Senators can kll t. Many opponents of the treaty smply argue, "We bought t, we bult t, t s ours. Others have reservatons about handng over the Canal to a mltary government. Another fear s that Panama (and thus the Canal) may drft to the communst camp. The Canal tself s clearly no longer a mltary or commercal asset: t can no longer handle the larger shps that comprse a large part of modem fleets. Beyond that, the condtons under whch the orgnal Canal agreement was obtaned rank among the most dshonorable epsodes n Amercan Hstory. t s a product - and to the natons of Latn Amerca an everlastng symbol - of an era of ruthless colonal explotaton. As long as the Canal queston remans unresolved, any move towards closer cooperaton among the Amercan natons wll be forestalled. t s ths polarty that leaves a vacuum for another power, namely the Sovet Unon, to exert ts nfluence n Latn Amerca. Hopes for a more democratc-republcan system of government n Latn Amercan countres wll suffer so long as the U.S., as the embodment of that system retans control over the very symbol of colonal explotaton. Of course, we cannot be certan under what condtons ths treaty wll be fulflled. Who can say what Panama or the Unted States or Russa or the world as a whole wll be lke n the year 2,000, when Panama would assume full control of the Canal? Short-range predctons are more relable, and offcals have warned that falure to ratfy the treaty could provoke guerrlla and terrorst attacks aganst the U.S. and ts ctzens. The experences of Brtan, srael and South Afrca wth varous terrorst organzatons lend credence to ths possblty. On the other hand, the ratfcaton of the Panama Canal treaty may open the door to a new era of cooperaton between the U.S. and her Latn Amercan neghbors. The poltcal and commercal benefts of such an allance would far outwegh any advantages accrung to contnued control of the Canal. The Panama Canal ssue has become clouded by emoton and false prde, and the reactons have caused many U.S. Senators to walk cautously and reman uncommtted untl the voters have ndcated ther wshes. t s dffcult to beleve that 90 percent of the Amercan people have not grasped the mplcatons of the Panama stuaton. More lkely, supporters of the treaty have faled to grasp the mportance of usng ther nfluence on ther Senators. t s vtal to the future of U.S.-Latn Amercan relatons that nformed voters wrte to ther Senators, urgng them to support the Canal treaty. f the neo-jngosts, "red menace alarmsts and short-sghted patrots are not to carry the day, supporters pf the treaty must speak twce as loud-plus oneas ts opponents. j opnon Sophom ore Year Abroad Attenton, Freshmen; would lke to ntroduce all you freshm en to an exctng opportunty n lberal educaton at Notre Dame; you can spend some tm e n another world W hether your objectve here at N.D. s to get a job upon graduaton or smply to fnd out who you are, you wouldn t beleve n the value of a broad educaton. No m atter what other goals mght be fulflled, that of expandng your awareness of the world around you rem ans the foremost goal of a Notre Dame educaton. The paths to ths objectve are as dverse as the people who follow them, and no sngle path s suted for everyone. The unversty does, however, offer one opton that thnk everyone should consder: foregn study. Try to magne a better way of broadenng your understandng of the world than lvng n another part of t. Studyng and lvng n a foregn culture can open your eyes, not only to a dfferent way of lvng, but to lfe tself. You deal wth fellow human bengs who were brought up, not only speakng languages whch seem strange to you, but also wth basc deas and phlosophes of lfe that may vary greatly from your own. The educaton and personal growth you experence s the result of a questonng of every aspect of your opnon own lfe and culture. Don t be frghtened away from foregn study, however, vsons of a year spent ponderng lfe and all ts se c re ts. C onsder th e exotc places you wll see, the fascnatng people you wll meet, and the wld adventures you wll have. You ll never have a better tme n your entre lfe f ths sounds lke a part of the lberal educaton you desre and the adventure you ve always longed for, then you re n luck. The Foregn Studes Departm ent of Notre Dame offers Sophomore Year Abroad programs n Austra, France, taly, Mexco, and Japan, and you are elgblelyou needn t be a language major,n fact, you needn t have ever studed the language before, and for most majors n Arts and Letters or Busness your graduaton won t even be delayed. t s not too late to sgn up for these programs! You must act now, however, as most of the programs requre you to take a preparatory language course. You can get complete nformaton from the Foregn Studes Offce, room 304 O Shaughnessy Hall. Ask for names of students who were n the program that nterests you; they wll all be very wllng and even dyng to tell you about ther adventures! Danehy Legal Fund Ths s an appeal drected to the entre Notre Dame communty on behalf of Professor Jam es P. Danehy. From Aprl, 1976, through November, 1976, Danehy carred on a ratonal and frendly exchange wth the Unversty admnstraton n an attem pt to gan contnuaton of hs employment past hs 65th brthday. W hen hs efforts, and subsequently those of hs atorney (January and February, 1977), faled, he brought sut n Superor Court of St. Joseph County on February 28, 1977, askng for njunctve relef. Attorneys for the adm nstraton then moved that the case be dsm ssed. Shortly thereafter change of venue to the Crcut Court of Starke County, ndana, was granted. open letter Last March almost two thousand students sgned a petton on Danehy s behalf. We nvte all the m em bers of the Notre Dame communty to contnue and to extend ther support by contrbutng to the payment of hs legal expenses. Send your remttance, small or large, to: Danehy Legal Fund, Account No , Notre Dame Credt Unon, P. O. Box 7878, Notre Dame N No draft from ths fund wll be made payable to Danehy, but only to drect paym ent of statem ents from hs attorney and for other drect legal expenses. (The undersgned are students, recent graduates, and members of the faculty, both actve and retred.) the MW s s \ &\ON m s c tr canal Danehy beleves that term naton of employment, n whch age s the operatve crteron, s arbtrary, dscrmnatory, and unjust. M oreover, as the newpapers show almost daly, t s rapdly gong out of date. Danehy dd not ntate hs court acton smply to extend hs own employment. More nportantly, he s challengng a polcy whch he beleves to be morally wrong. Not only s he the frst m em ber of the Notre Dame faculty to do so; he s one of the frst half-dozen professors n the U. S. A. to do so. Surely the protests of these few, whatever the outcomes for them selves, wll make a real contrbuton to lftng ths dsablty from those who follow them. Danehy s case s far from settled. The judge has not yet ruled on any substantve motons. Effectvely, Danehy s unemployed now. The legal expenses, whch he m ust m eet, mount contnuously. L. W. Ammann Ellen Barnes J. A. Barnes R. J. Barnes Scott Ctno M. A. Connelly P. F. Conway S. B. Daugherty Steven Ftzmorrs W. J. Ford A. F. Fransway M. W. Lambertus Bradley Marcotte K.b. O Connell rwn Pres? R. W. Rauch Marshall Smelser L. F. Stauder Wllam Tobler Davd Vnson K. F. Walsh J. A.W thum R.. Zurcher Wllam Toohey, C S C. L. J. Putz, C S C.

7 serously9folks Goodbye Old Frend DOONESBURY HULL YOU LOOK ATM E? 'M ABOUT 10 GO ON NATONAL TELEVSON - j m LBON JAUJORSKt fz jn jn by Garry Trudeau KNOW DD, RCK, BUT -, 'A e e e! W ASHNGTON--Lke everyone else used to have a frend at the Chase M anhattan Bank. My frend s nam e was Chauncey and he was lke a brother to me. W hen the recent Securtes and E xchange C om m sson s re p o rt was publshed t turned out, accordng to the SEC, that Chase M anhattan was sellng New York Cty securtes to ts customers at the same tm e t was unloadng the ones t had kept for ts own portfolo. couldn t beleve t so called Chauncey. He w asn t there. called hm agan. After four calls he fnally pcked up the phone and sad tersely, told you never to call me at the offce. W here am supposed to call you? wanted to know. W hat s t? m very busy. Chauncey, s that the way to talk to a frend? We stopped that advertsng campagn two years ago. That s what m callng about. Remember when you were my dearest frend four years back and you called me and sad you could sell me some of the fnest muncpal securtes money could buy? don t recall the conversaton. Well, do. You sad that New York Cty was on a wave of new prosperty and anyone who bought ts notes would never have to worry about hs fnancal future agan. sad that? You certanly dd. You also sad that because the dem and was so great you were restrctng sales of them to only your closest frend. mght have sad t as a joke, Chauncey repled. You w ere dead se ro u s, Chauncey. You ddn t laugh once. All rght, for argum ent s sake mght have sad t. W hat do you want from m e? Well, just read the SEC report on New York Cty and t clams that all the tm e Chase M anhattan was toutng New York securtes t was unloadng ts own notes because t knew the cty was n a fscal mess. There was dead slence on the other end of the lne. Chauncey, are you stll there? Yes, m here. m sure the SEC report s mstaken. We would never do that to our customers. W e re one of the largest banks n the w orld. T hat s what sad when bought $20,000 of the notes. sad f Chase M anhattan recommends them they must be good. They were good at the tm e sold them to you, Chauncey sad. They just got bad as tme went b y. But why was Chase M anhattan gettng rd of ts notes when t was pushng them on ts frends? W e felt we owed t to our customers to let them buy them. W hen the dem and was greater than the supply we had no choce but to sell the ones we were holdng a rt buehwald for our own nvestment. t w asn t easy. W e loved New York Cty securtes, and t broke our hearts every tm e we sold one. Then you ddn t know the cty was gong broke? That s the most nsultng queston ve ever heard. m glad Davd Rockefeller ddn t take ths call. You would have broken hs heart. thought we were frends. dd too untl read the SEC report. f had a frend wouldn t sell hm securtes that knew were gong down the dran. Well, f you feel that way about t, sad Chauncey, maybe we shouldn t be frends any m ore. don t know why you re gettng m ad at me. m the one stuck wth the securtes. Frendshp s based on tru st. Chauncey told me. You stck by a frend not only durng the good tm es but the bad ones as well. Ths call has hurt me very much. never thought you would stoop so low as to brng up somethng lke ths. don t thnk we should see each other any m ore. m sorry, Chauncey, ddn t m ean to get you angry. t s too late to apologze. You ve runed a beautful relatonshp. f you re so petty as to let a lousy $20,000 nvestm ent n New York Cty securtes stand between us, then we don t have anythng more to say to each other. And you can send back the toaster we gave you when you opened your account. U N T! 'V E GOT U NT ALL OVER M Y ss H R T! UNT.. A NATON S SHOCKED., com m entary. RJCHARD! WHAT AM MG TV D O? JU ST HOLD YOUR OF YOU. Credtng Edtng maureen flynn Off-campus scapegoats Dear Edtor: Queston Why do students clustered n front of bars arouse more publc concern and polce acton than do numerous ncdents of theft and muggng n ths same area? A nsw er: B ecause d sg ru n tle d neghbors and polce who cannot effectvely d e te r th e crm nal element n ths area m ust fnd another target - and students, bascally cooperatve and lawabdng, happen to be t. t s almost nconcevalbe that students from Notre Dame and St. M ary s are beng subjected to such ntense dscrmnaton and prejudce by the ctzens of South Bend. By token of the on-campus housng shortage, many students are lterally forced to obtan offcampus housng n less than sutable dwellngs, s t far then, that these same students, many of whom lack transportaton and m ust walk through bad neghborhoods to reach campus (for adm nstraton-approved actvtes), should have ther every other socal outlet curtaled? The Unversty provdes vrtually no accessble actvtes for students lvng off-campus. The bars, however, are wthn easy walkng dstance and afford excellent opportunty for socalzaton, as do the off-campus partes. Even so, t s more than lkely that students wll defer to requests that they conduct ther congregatons, socal functons, etc. more peacefully; some may even acquesce to the no bar hoppng, no partes at all suggestons. And what wll have been accomplshed? All of the nnocent and harm less P.O. BOX Q partyng wll be elmnated, whle the more serous and less vsble problems of th e ft,racal tenson, and muggngs wll persst. These varous crmes, as any off-campus resdent wll attest to, are both common and blatantly executed n ths area. And students, of course, are the prmary target of these crmes by token of the substandard housng they m ust accept. And so, once agan students fnd that they are the scapegoats - of South Bend ctzens, polce, slum lords, and last, but by no means least of the Unversty, whch by actng as a surrogate parent deprves us of our rghts as both students and ctzens of South Bend. Barb Brenholts 77 Bonne Ford 79 No mud path ths sprng Dear Edtor: W hen returned to the Notre Dame campus ths sem ester, there came to my attenton a combned work of man and nature. To some fellow students, am sure ths remarkable feat went unnotced. W hat am referrng to s the regrowth of the grass on the south sde of Memoral Lbrary. n case some have forgotten, there once exsted a footpath for students who wshed to economze on ther tme. Now, t s up to the student body (no pun ntended) to mantan the present landscape so that by the tm e sprng rolls around t wll not become another mud path. please, KEEP OFF THE GRASS! Jm Thornes So Queston the process Dear students, va the Edtor: You are gong to be shafted, let t be known! Dean Roemer, that shrewd and crafty Dean of Students s tryng to cut down the commttee apponted by your presdent to only three m em bers, thereby reducng the objectvty possble. He naturally would lke to lmt your access to legal advce, as what student knows much about the Unversty as t relates to the State and thereby to you as ctzens. Of course, he would lke to be the only one from the adm nstraton on the on the commttee so that the Board of Trustees wll see only the fnshed document and not the real show of a more-than-lkely attem pt to threaten and to subjugate student attem pts to affect the very judcal process whch effects them (you)! Fght Back! Queston the process whch determ nes your freedom and your rghts, (by the way, you do have rghts as students, and you should fght to be free as well as fght to be treated as adults]. But f you choose not to say anythng, then lament not only that you have accepted defeat and have relnqushed the rghts to proper and cvl justce, but also th at you don t want to act or exercse your own powers, thereby showng your m ettle. You have power, but sleepng gants cannot do anythng. Awake! Thnk! Look! Queston! Act together! Freddy Slebenmann edt, v.t. (L. edltus, pp. of edere, to gve out, put forth, publsh) To superntend the publcaton of; to prepare, as a book or paper, for the publc eye, by wrtng, selectng or correctng the m atter (W ebster s U nabrdged Dctonary). double-checked the meanng of the word edt ths week, to assure myself that t was n no way connected to the words butcher, suppress, dstort, "plebeanze, or cut the hell out of. My lfe-long belef that edtng s a postve functon and not a form of lterary sadsm has been shaken snce assum ed the edtoral edtor s poston last March. have snce dealt wth the ncensed authors of sx-page manuscrpts who cannot understand why ther columns cannot be run n toto, even more ncensed authors of letters that were never prnted, and snde postscrpts to contrbutons nstrucng me to wthhold my nam e from ths letter f you edt t n any way as would not want to put my nam e on somethng dd not w rte. To avod m sunderstandngs on the nature of edtng and the crtera used n choosng materal for ths page, would lke to outlne the ground rules now. Please clp ths for future reference. C o n trb u to n s to th s p ag e generally take one of three forms: letters, columns or cartoons. They should deal wth some topc of nterest to the ND-SMC communty, but need not be connected to campus news and events per ee. 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Letters and columns may also be edted for taste. Ths s necessarly a judgem ent of the edtoral edtor. Agan, no extensve edtng wll be done w thout consultng the author. The other targets for edtng are spellng, gram m ar, punctuaton and factual materal. Mnor errors (the wrong date of an event, the wrong nam e for an organzaton) wll be altered wthn the body of the letter or column. Major errors and rem arks requrng explanaton wll ether be brought to the attenton of the author or clarfed n an edtor s note followng the pece. t s unfortunately mpossble to prnt all contrbutons n the lmted space avalable. Prorty wll be gven to well-wrtten tem s of current nterest that are wellreasoned and/or humorous and that m eet the specfcatons for length. W hen many letters are receved on the same subject, representatve samples of all vew ponts wll be selected. Any contrbutor who feels that hs letter or column has been butchered or dstorted rather than edted wll be gven the opportunty to cut the hell out o f me or to dem and satsfacton n prnt. Unversty regulatons pro-. Mbt duelng.

8 8 the observer Frday, Septem ber 9, 1977 Letters to a Lonely God Lfe Beng Father thnk that f God were to say: m takng t all back: the tw enty-three years of presthood; the dozen upon dozens of marrages numberng nto the thousands you have blessed; the baptsm s sgnng a thousand or two nfants wth the sgnature of Chrst ther Savour; the daly Eucharsts and the pardonng words of absoluton destroyng the bonds of sn; and the thousand conversatons of comfort that a prest s allowed to speak as a gft from hs Lord to the Church" thnk f God were to say, m takng all of t back, and gvng you a dfferent lfe n ts place," :ould answer wthout regret or complant: Gve me sons and daughters by the museful, and ll not m ss the beautv. Wjen go nto restaurants or Dsneyand, watch the famles wth young hldren enjoyng them selves n ther aryng moods of humor and mschef and :rss, and of self-conscous solemnty, f :hey suspect they are beng watched. When go to churches where am sttng n the bleachers as a lay Catholc, wthout duty or mnstry on the altar, keep close to parents who have lned up ther chldren besde them n the pews. As celebrant, watch ther faces from the corner of my eye, lovng the freckles and the har color and the nose shape and curve of the cheek that make boys and grls, father and mother, nto a matchng set of related people. m never jealous of tycoons or ol barons or successful novelst or actors who annually trade n ther sexy wves as though marrage were a busness done wth credt cards. ve never wanted to be pope or provost; but offer me the chance to be papa to a dozen kds, and d be tem pted. d have to turn the offer down because of pror commtments wth whch am very happy; but would often wonder f hadn t chosen the lesser holness by rem anng wth the ordaned lfe. Feelng as strongly as do about famly lfe, was n a mood to get cross wth God at the news Denns had to tell me ths summer. Denns had nvted me to lunch at the New York Athletc Club overlookng Central Park South. had never been nvted to the NYAC before, mostly beleve because you have to be enormously successful to hold membershp there. ( have never been enormously successful.) But Denns s enormously successful, beng presdent of hs own frm of accountants. Lke me, he s mddle-aged; an rshman full of grace, wth a face that a prest should have f he s teachng poetry. He s the father of sx chldren, fve grls and a boy; the youngest chld, eleven, beng the boy. Sadly enough, the news Denns had to tell me s that he s serously ll wth leukema. Dammt, God, thought to myself, why do you have to mess up your own best handwork? have gotten the boy a dog, he sad. My wfe was aganst t, but wanted hm to have a dog to grow up w th. He had always told me he wanted to get a dog for young Denns. suspect that gvng the lad a dog was what he dd because he couldn t gve hm a brother. nodded my head n approval. thnk a kd has a better chance at decency f he grows up wth a dog to look after, sad fatuously. t was not an easy conversaton. thought of sendng hm away to school, he sad,"b u t h e s stll so young, and am selfsh. enjoy havng hm around. Young Denns s the apple of hs father s eye. Denns wants to do good thngs for hs son; to protect hm from the future; the problem s, he doesn t know what good thngs to do. The grls, he sad, are older. They do pretty much what they want to do, htchhkng around, backpackng, sleepng out on beaches. T here's not a damn thng can do about t. Do they know about your llness? asked. " te y know about t, he sad, but don t thnk they beleve t. My wfe doesn t beleve t. She beleved t for a lttle whle, and got very scared, so she stopped belevng t. Now sh e s spendng all her tm e openng up a ceramcs shop. D enns, sad, lookng at you, t s hard to beleve that you are ll. don t feel sck, he sad, but the doctors tell me about the lfe expectances of someone n my condton. n the end, t s the lfe expectances that kll you. wondered what the lfe expectances were. ve got from one to three years, he sad. n a world where there are women drvers, sad, and mracles are clamed for Laetrle, schedules for the last ext are always chancey. You may outlve me by twenty years. The problem of beng a father, he sad, s that your kds don t beleve you can do anythng for them. One of my grls was havng trouble gettng courses, and she was on the pont of leavng college. All had to do was to pck up the phone and call Columba, and got her nto the courses she wanted. She had been tryng to get n to see the Dean for months, and all had to do was make a phone call. Only she never asked me untl t was almost too late, because she ddn t know could help h er. m sure she m ust have been m pressed wth your connectons at Columba, sad. My grls are not m pressed wth anythng have or do, he sad. They don t lke ths place, ndcatng by a gesture of the hands hs chldren s dspleasure at the entre NYAC, whch seem ed to me lke sacrlege on ther part. They thnk t s wrong to belong to a place lke ths. They thnk t s un-amercan to be a m em ber of exclusve country clubs. They say t s undem ocratc. n my mnd, could magne D enns grls lnng up as a bunch of backpackng Commes, shakng ther fsts at, or beng btterly contemptuous of, the pleasant perqustes of beng wealthy. don t thnk t s wrong to belong to country clubs, he sad, but you lose a lot of the fun of t, f you can t share t wth your wfe and kds. Reverend Robert Grffn He looked up at me and smled, and hs face was full of peace. Thanks for lettng me dump on you, he sad. m not the least bt afrad, and don t feel sorry for myself. m just curous about what the future may brng. The future holds mysteres for all of u s, sad engmatcally, engmas beng what use n place of depth. One thng, he sad, about the boy. have a few plans for hm, but don t know how much tm e we have together. d love to see hm go to Notre Dqme. " thnk d love to see your son at Notre Dame, D enns, sad. ve never met anyone from Notre D am e, he sad,"w hom haven t felt would lke to nvte home for supper. That s knd of a test, sn t t, judgng whether you d lke to nvte someone home to supper? To tell the truth, almost hestated to menton what he sad about Notre Dame, lest t seem lke a pont ve been workng up to. Lke t or not, we are people consdered worthy of beng present when the wne s passed; ours s a school ft for the chershng of the fatherless chld. You have a golf course at Notre Dam e, he sad, ve seen t. nodded assent. The boy goes wth me every Saturday to the Club, he sad. He loves the gam e. He should be pretty good by the tm e he gets to Notre D am e. f God were to take back all twenty-three years snce my ordnaton, and replace them wth the care of a famly, would not feel cheated of beauty. have felt ths n a dozen homes ths summer. have known t whenever have seen famles together. t must be God lke to watch the strong, straght mages of one s self and one s spouse, begotten n ntmacy and rased up n grace and sheltered n all the places where love can reach. t must, lke ordnaton tself, be a blessed state. But have never, ever, thought any of t would be easy. The Weeks worth by davd okeefe on the tube: Washngton: Behnd Closed Doors (Frday, Saturday, Sunday, 8:00pm, channel 28): Ths weekend wll mark the mercful concluson of yet another job of neglgent showmanshp by ABC s Fred Slverman: The pre release publcty fnally ntensfed to the pont where people now feel an oblgaton to tune n for fear of mssng the most recent "hstory-m akng televson program. All the unnecessary anonymty and love subplots really run the studed realsm of the show, as well as a cunnng portrayal of Nxon by the fne actor, Jason Robards. Government Majors ought to tune n anyways, for t wll most lkely appear on one of your fnals. Mdnght Specal (Frday, 12:00am, 16): f you happen to tune n at the rght tme, you stand a far chance of catchng ether Nel Young sngng Lke a Hurrcane from hs latest, Amercan Stars and B ars, or you mght happen on Davd Bowe dong Fam e. Good luck. Mqjor League Baseball (Saturday, 1:15pm, 16): The fadng Tgers take on the Red Sox n Fenway Park. The back-up gam e, n case of ran, wll be the M ets and Cubs. Remember the Cubs? College Football (Saturday, 2:45, 28): Guess who open's the season on natonal tube aganst the regnng champs. Guess who got pcked num ber one? Guess who s got Ross Browner. Guess who s gonna wn. Drty Harr}' (Saturday, 8:00pm. 16): Clnt Eastwood blows away a lot of people n San Francsco. He plays a cop. 60 'Mnutes (Sunday, 6:00pm, 22): Mke Wallace ntervews Henry Kyemba, a former mnster n the government of U ganda s d Amn, a former boxer who now eats human flesh. Do you ever wonder what hs m other was lke? As tor the rest of the week, ths s, ot course, the begnnng of yet another new season n televson. t s a m atter better left undscussed. But let us pont out that Rchard Pryor has begun a comedy-varety seres that wll prem er Tuesday nght at 7:00pm on channel 16. on the screen: Outlaw Blues (Boler House 1) The Car (Boler House 2) Fnal Chapter: Walkng Tal (Town & Country 1) You Lght Up My Lfe (Town & Country 2) One On One (Rver Park) Kung Fu Gold and Journey nto the Beyond (Mall Theater) The Spy Who Loved Me (Scottsdale) Star Wars (Forum 1) Mac Arthur (Forum 2) on campus: Mahogany (Frday, 7,9,11, Eng Aud, $1) Dana Ross stars as a seam stress-turned desgner-turned-m odel who needs a strong shoulder from Blly Dee Wllams to help her handle the bg tm e. Qute good, and qute overlooked when t was released, Mahogany also stars Anthony Perkns as a psychotc photographer. ve never seen Anthony Perkns play anythng but men wth serous mental dsorders. Cool Hand Luke (Saturday and Sunday, 7, 9:15, 11:15, Eng Aud, $1): Paul Newman steals the show as Luke, a chan-gang hero whose refusal to gve n to ther keepers gans hm the respect of hs fellow G eneral M aca rthur [Gregory Peck] and G eneral K enney [W alter M les) at front durng the New G unea cam pagn n M aca rthur."

9 3:00-3:30 p.m. 5:30-6:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. ' f.v Angela dedcaton (co n t) Sunday, Sept. 11 GOLF CLNC - "rons and Woods" - Patty Berg TENNS CLNC - "Stroke Correcton" - Joan Ramey, owner and drector of Ramey Tenns Schools. Come dressed to play. MODERN DANCE CLNC - Dance Kaledoscope, Laura Elmore, artsc drector DANCE KALEDOSCOPE performance - O'Laugh - n Audtorum 930. "COM M UNTY RECREATON" - John Boruff - Assstant Supervsor, South Bend Parks and 10:00 a.m. Recreaton "SPO RTS AND RELGON" Sster Katherne Rechert C S C. - Drector, Campus Mnstry, Sant Mary's College; former Mnnesota Golf Champon 10:00 - FENCNG CLNC - Mchael DeCcco - Coach ot the 11:00 a.m. Unversty of Notre Dame Fencng Team Nazz to open wth Sat. by Dave Rumbach Staff Reporter The Nazz wll open ts season of nghtly programs tomorrow at 8 p.m. wth an open jazz jam, announced Nazz manager Enrque Lull. Musc wll contnue untl mdnght and anyone wshng to perform need only show up wth ther nstrum ents, accordng to John Flaherty, Nazz entertanm ent drector. Refreshments ncludng cokes, sandwches and coffee wll be avalable. Flaherty s currently searchng for performers to fll the Nazz s nghtly schedule of programs. Startng Monday the Nazz wll open Monday through Saturday from 9 to 12 p.m. Flaherty has openngs for performers on all weeknghts next week. Anyone nterested can contact Flaherty at Recyclng project to start Sunday by Barb Langhenry News Edtor A campus-wde paper recyclng project wll begn Sunday, Sept. 18, under the drecton of the ND S tu d en t G overnm ent and St. M ary s halls. The recyclng project was approved yesterday by Bro. Just Paczesny, vce-presdent for Students Affars. The project s beng started for envronmental purposes, Student Government Admnstratve Assstant John Ryan explaned. He added that any money earned wll be gven to Volunteer Servces, who s donatng the use of ther vehcle. Student government plans to contnue the project on a weekly bass. Students at Notre Dame and St. M ary s are nstructed to place ther newspapers outsde ther doors. Volunteers from each hall wll gather ther hall s papers, whch wll then be collected on Sunday nghts. The papers wll be taken to South Bend W aste Company where they are worth $1.25 per 100 pounds. Persons who want to volunteer to collect the papers n ther hall may do so at the student government booth on Monday at Actvtes nght. Ryan expressed hope that Student Unon Servces Commson or n Prg wll assum e the responsblty for the project once t s started. Student unon handles more of these types of servces and t s out of character for us (student governm ent), Ryan noted. He added that he sees t as a servce type operaton. Frday, September 9, 1977 the observer By Farm er s Almanac Btter weather predcted LEWSTON, Mane [AP] - Keep your long Johns handy - the Farmers Almanac says the comng wnter s gong to be a btter one. For , we show another rough wnter, wth cold and snow aplenty although not as bad as the wnter just p ast, says the alm anac s 161st annual edton, just off the presses. The venerable publcaton was rght on target last year when t forecast a bg, bad w nter, followed by a scorchngly hot summ er. We predcted t frst, crows Almanac edtor Ray Geger, 67, who obtans hs forecasts from Harry K. Bue, a retred astronomer and school adm nstrator n nverness, Fla. He uses a secret formula, J TMM PARTY STORE : OPEN: MON - SAT 9 am pmj SUNDAY 12 noon - 11 pm BEER SALE S. 11 ST. NLES, MCHGAN: 2. 1 Block North ol state lne on U.S. 31 * passed down snce the Almanac was founded n 1818, says Geger. t s based on sunspots, the poston of the planets and the tdal acton of the moon. The Almanac has been sung forecasts 52 years longer than the Natonal W eather Servce, says Geger, who rarely passes up an opportunty for a good-natured jab at the governm ent-run bureau. We call them a nonprophet agency, he sjfys. Despte the Almanac s warnng of a cold and snowy wnter, ts long range prognostcatons offer the prospect of relef from extremes of heat and cold. The summer of 1978, says Geger, wll be moderate and more pleasant. t won t be qute as hot or qute as dry as t was ths summer. And n another year or two there wll be a. mld wnter, he says. n addton to w eather nformaton, ths year s Almanac s flled wth the usual blend of homespun homles, one-lne jokes, nspratonal essays and recpes, ncludng ones for a concrete pecan pe and hot tuna dogs. SMC Law Socety to m eet Sunday Ths year s frst m eetng of the St. M ary s Law Socety wll be held on Sunday at 6:30 p.m. n 161 LeMans. The m eetng s open to all underclassmen. Refreshments wll be served, and new m em bers are encouraged to attend. SUNDAY MASSES MAN CHURCH 5:15 pm Saturday REV. ROBERT GRFFN 9:30 am Sunday REV. JAMES BURBANK 10:45 am Sunday REV. THEODORE HESBURGH (formal openng Mass) 12:15 pm Sunday REV. WLLAM TOOHEY Vespers wll be at 7:15 pm n the man church. The Celebrant wll be Rev. Theodore Hesburgh. challenge. Match the proper colors to the clues shown below. 1 London s Fang B ea tles Felds Chandlers Dahla S ch ool s Board Calcutta s Hole P op e s Helper W am baughs Knght H gh-class Blood Capr's Grotto H ugo s Pmpernel Gansborough's Boy Robn H ood s Wll Kaaba s Stone Duke s Mood When there s a challenge, qualty makes the dfference. We hope you have some fun wth the challenge. Pabst Blue Rbbon s the Number 1 beer n Mlwaukee, beer captal of the world. That s why we'd lke to offer you another challenge the Pabst challenge.taste and compare Pabst Blue Rbbon to any other premum beer. 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10 10 the observer Frday, Septem ber 9, 1977 Carter ctes causes of WASHNGTON - Presdent Carter, confronted by a drop n hs natonal popularty ratng, sad yesterday allegatons about hs budget drector, Bert Lance, as well as ncreased unem ployment, the opposton to hs Panam a Canal treaty and nflaton are to blame. Ptt a p p ro a c h e s for N otre Dam e [contnued from page 12] attack, however, they wll probably favor the run. W hat f the rsh were to fall behnd? Last year we played Ptt wth much the same team, Orsn remarked. "W e are much the ter prepared ths year. f we were to fall behnd, th at s where experence steps n, because we know we can do t. The game tomorrow may be the most mportant gam e the rsh wll have to play ths year. Many say that Notre Dame s truly numberone, but ths Saturday they wll have the opportunty to prove t to themselves. Wth four captans lke the rsh have ths season, the leadershp and gudance wll be a factor whch swngs n favor of the rsh. Carter also blamed controversal m atters lke welfare reform, energy problems and ncreased taxaton on some knds of energy sources for the drop of 17 percentage ponts n hs popularty as measured by the H arrs poll. The Presdent sad anew that Lance ought to have a com prehensve hearng before Congress. m very eager to see the testm ony..., Carter declared. There has never been any doubt n my mnd that the outcome of these nvestgatons wll be not only proper but also wll be well accepted by the Amercan people. The Presdent spoke to reporters after bddng farewell to the last of several Latn Amercan heads of state who vsted hm n the Oval Offce at the W hte House. The government leaders were here for the sgnng of the Panam a Canal treaty. Earler n the day, the John G. Hemann, comptroller of the currency, toldcongress fts reporet last month dd not clear Lance of fnancal m p ro p re te s, even though t found no evdence of llegalty. Lance had clamed t dd clear hm. That certanly w asn t our asserton. That s not n my opnon a judgm ent acan m ake, Hemann told the Senate Governmental Affars Commttee as t reopened conflct of hterest hearngs on Lance. The comptroller, who regulates the naton s banks, em phaszed that hs reports on Lance s bankng actvtes have only covered ther legalty, not ther ethcs. Hemann sad that although L ance s b an k n g p ra c tc e s n Georga were faulty, he would have recommended Lance as budget drector as long as the problems were corrected. Lance was a very successful banker. Hs attenton to detal leaves somethng to be desred, sad Hemann, who took offce n July. Hem ann s Aug. 18 report sad he had uncovered nothng that warrants the prosecuton of any ndvduals, but t rased questons about mult-mllon dollar personal loans Lance obtaned from banks n New York and Chcago, and repeated overdrafts by Lance and hs famly on ther checkng accounts. The report also nvted Congress to re-examne exstng bankng laws n lght of Lance s case. Lance sad on Aug. 17 tht he was confdent the comptroller would agree have not done anythng m proper. After the report s release, Lance called t a very favorable report on my actvtes. Presdent Carter sad, my fath n the character and competence of Bert Lance has been reconfrm ed. [Meanwhle, a new Harrs Survey found a sharp drop n C arter s popularty. n the Aug survey, 52 per cent of the respondents sad Carter was dong a good job, compared wth 69 per cent at the end of July, and 40 per cent dsapproved C arter s handlng of Lance s dffcultes; 33 per cent approved and 27 per cent were undecded. The survey noted that a declne n popularty at ths stage of a new adm nstraton s not uncommon. Meantme, the Boston Herald Amercan reported that Lance plans to resgn after defendng hmself before lthe governmental affars commttee, chared by Sen. Abraham Rbcoff (D-Conn). The paper quoted sources t sad were close to Rbcoff. Carter asks S to return Tongs WASHNGTON [AP] - Presdent Carter has asked South Korea to return ndcted busnessm an Tongsun Park to the Unted States, emphaszng the mportance the case may have on U.S. relatons wth Seoul, U.S. offcals sad yesterday. The offcals sad C arter s request to return Tongsun Park, ndcted n alleged attem pts to brbe U.S. congressmen, was made n a letter to South Korean Presdent Park Chunghee. State Departm ent spokesman Hoddng Carter sad he understood the letter had been sent and that t concerned dplomatc efforts to havetongsun Park returned. We are clearly askng them because we thnk they have the authorty to make hm avalable, he sad. Earler, South Korean Foregn M nster Park Tong-jm told a news conference n Seoul the Korea government tred and faled to persuade Tongsun Park to return to the Unted States, but sad t cannot force hm to go. He sad Park made clear that he had no ntenton of comng back to the Unted States. 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12 12 the observer Frday, Septem ber 9, 1977 rsh set for season opener wth Ptt by Paul Stevenson Sports Edtor The date was Septem ber 11, 1976 and the place was Notre Dame Stadum. That was the day that the Unversty of Pttsburgh last nvaded du Lac, only to depart wth a vctory and hand the rsh ther frst openng day loss n 13 years. Tomorrow, the Panthers wll be lookng to gve the rsh openng day blues for the second straght year as well as ncrease ther wnnng streak over Notre Dame to three gam es. Lkewse, the rsh recall the humlaton they receved n front of a natonal televson audence and hope to make am ends for ther poor showng of last year wth a great showng ths Saturday. M att Cavanaugh s also lookng to become only the second quarterback to defeat the Notre Dame three years n a row. Mke Phpps was the only other player to ever acheve such a feat, when Purdue beat the rsh n 1967, 1968 and Pttsburgh Head Coach Jacke Sherrll wll be dependng on the experenced Cavanaugh to lead hs team mxture of super perform ers and nexperenced players when the Panthers take the feld on Saturday. Captans by Paul Stevenson Sports Edtor Although an openng gam e, tomorrow s Notre Dame - Pttsburgh clash could be the turnng pont n the season for both squads. Pttsburgh wll be defendng ther natonal ttle, whle, the rsh are expected to have a great season by many football fanatcs. For the wnner, the opportuntes le ahead. For the losers, the team can only pck up the peces and try to dsplay ther talents n the remanng ten gam es. n a gam e of such mportance, the captans of the team can make a crtcal dfference when both compettors are so hghly regarded. The Fghtng rsh football captans have the leadershp, enthusasm, experence and gudng abltes that typfes captans of Notre Dame squads. The tr-captans for the 1977 ootball squad are Ross Browner, erry Eurck and Wlle Fry. A fourth captan, Steve Orsn, wll be n charge of the specalty teams. On offense, Terry Eurck wll add the experence and enthusasm necessary as the rsh debut n Pttsburgh. The senor from Sagnaw, Mchgan asde from hs offensve dutes, returned eght kckoffs for 159 yards last season. W hat was the team s feelng gong nto last year s opener? Last season the team realzed that whoever won would have bgger and better thngs that y ear, Eurck commented. The same thng s happenng ths year. W e know what we have to do and we know w e re ready to play football. Ths gam e s our frst bg obstacle, Eurck contnued. W e just have to keep our heads together and w e ll just be glad when Saturday gets h ere. Notre Dame has been rated by many to fnsh number-one n the naton. That, n tself, s an unbelevably hard clam to uphold. t s nce to talk about beng the b est, Eurck rem arked. But, the mportant thng s to prove that you re the best on the feld. The fact that the gam e wll be played n Pttsburgh wll help the Panthers. However, there may be an ncentve to playng the gam e at the P anther's stadum. Everyone talks about the hometown crowd and all the fan support, Eurck stated. W e d lke to play the gam e here, but, to go to ther backyard and beat them there m eans m ore. Tr-C aptan Terry Eurck wll be leadng th e rsh tom orrow as they try to stop Ptt. The rushng attack wll depend heavly on Ellot Walker, who s the sxth leadng rusher n Panther hstory. However, the Ptt speedster needs only 234 yards to move nto second place on the all-tme lst. The specalty team s are an ntegral part of every football game. These team s could make the dfference between a wn and a loss. Ths year, the rsh show mprovement n ther specalty team s. Every year snce Coach Devne has come here, w e ve worked really hard on specalty team s, Orsn Paul Stevenson by Paul Stevenson Sports Edtor Walker wll rely on an offensve lne consstng of center Tom Brzoza, P tt s best lneman, George Lnk and M att Carroll, a two-year starter, at guards, and Art Bortnck and Kurt Brechbll mannng the tackle postons. Ths quntet antcpate commented. thnk that the personnel we have ths year s the best snce ve been here. As far as preparng for a major contest, the specalty team bears just as much mportance as any other facet. The specalty team s have to be ready to perform. Ths game s gong to be very tough, Orsn contnued. f we Although t seem s mpossble, the football season s upon us once agan. Snce the grdron battles are nearng ther start, wll attem pt to follow the tradton of all the sports edtors that have preceded me. Every season, the customary procedure s for The Observer Sports Edtor to predct the w eekend s college football contests. So, wth the ad of the Pgskn Prophet, Bob Keen, here are tomorrow s grdron hghlghts and ther expected outcomes. Notre Dame vs. Pttsburgh: The rsh were em barrased last season by Tony Dorsett and company n front of ther own fans as well as a natonal televson audence. Dorsett may have departed from the Panther lneup, but, there s stll plenty of talent on the Ptt roster. Look for the rsh to strve for a ball-control, balanced offensve attack, whle Pttsburgh wll be shootng to suprse the rsh wth a bg play. Notre Dame wll have a tough tme-n the Panthers den, but should be able to return to du Lac wth a vctory. So, gve the gam e to Notre Dame by 10. Keen goes wth the rsh by 14. Alabama vs. Msssspp: The Crmson Tde were upset by Msssspp last season as they opened ther year wth a 10-7 defeat. Ths gam e wll be played n Brmngham so the home feld advantage goes to Alabama. Bear Bryant s crew also has eght offensve starters as well as sx defensve starters returnng. The Rebels are just gong to have to chersh ther vctory last year, because ths season, the Tde wll roll. Gve the clash to Bama by 14. Keen goes wth the Tde by 17 ponts. Oho State vs. Mam: Woody Hayes always comes up wth a team that s overwhelmng wth talent. The Buckeyes have 16 returnng starters, eght on each unt. Even wth Lou Saban begnnng as the new head coach for the Hurrcanes, t should not take much for the Buckeyes to blow them out of the stadum. The tlt wll go to OSU by 17. Keen favors the Buckeyes by 21. Georga Tech vs. South Carolna: Both of these team s were opponents of the rsh last year. The Gamecocks regstered a medocre season last year wth a 6-5 ledger. Ths opener wll be a perfect tme to start on a good note. Pepper Rodgers may have downed the rsh last year, but other than that, t was a dsmal season n Atlanta. The Gamecocks wll not allow them selves to be wrecked by Tech. Wth the home feld edge, SC should take the contest by 10. Keen backs the Gamecocks by 7. Oklahoma vs. Vanderblt: Vanderblt fell vctm last year to the Sooners at home, The Commodores dd go on to wn two gam es the rem ader of the season. Although Vanderblt welcomes back 18 starters, the Norman bunch wll be too much to handle. Barry Swtzer s gang should run away wth another one, ths tm e by 28 ponts as they seek another natonal ttle. Keen goes wth OU by 35. Mssour vs. Southern Cal: The Tgers gave the Trojans ther only defeat n 1976 wth a drubbng at the Collseum. Although the Tgers wll be at home ths year, USC has too much revenge on ther sde to lose two years n a row. Gve the gam e to the Trojans by 17. Keen pcks USC by 14. UCLA vs Houston: Terry Donohue, accordng to many sources, had the best recrutng year n the country. However, unless these frosh can fll some gaps mmedately, the Bruns wll have a tough tm e aganst The rsh Eye averages a beefy 246 pounds and should gve the rsh defensve front four a supreme test. Cavanaugh, a legtm ate compettor wth Ross Browner for the Hesman Trophy, who completed almost 60 percent of hs passes last season, throwng for 1046 yards and nne touchdowns, wll be tryng to connect wth such targets as Gordon Jones, Wlle Taylor and wde recever Randy Reutershan. Steve Gaustad wll be holdng the tght end poston, gvng the Panthers four strong and experenced recevers. Wth a passng attack lke that, there s no doubt that Pttsburgh wll come out throwng. W e ll play open, exctng football, Sherrll stated. W e ll try to get the ball to all our sklled people and dstrbute the offense all around. Defensvely, the Panthers return only one man out of seven up front. That man s Randy Holloway, one on of the best defensve tackles n college football. f Pttsburgh can come up wth some talent to fll the vacances, that wll be qute an accomplshment. n the secondary, the Panthers return all four starters, a quartet that was second n the naton last year n nterceptons wth 28. Wth safety Bob Jury, strong safety Jeff Delaney, and com erbacks J.C. beat Ptt, our momentum wll be great. W e re ready for a bg game. The team realzes how mportant t really s. f we lose, t s a long road back, but f we wn, t wll get us on our way. The gam e can be expected to be a hard-fought struggle. The rsh are expected to follow the balanced [contnued on page 10] Wlson and LeRoy Felder, the rsh wll have a challenge n the passng departm ent. W e ve had an awful lot of rebuldng to do defensvely, Sherrll remarked. We have good sze and ablty, but t mght take us some tm e to m ature. Meanwhle, the rsh, under Head Coach Dan Devne, wll be relyng on junor quarterback Rusty Lsch to lead the offense. n the backfeld, Jerom e Heavens, who was Notre Dame s leadng rusher n 1975, wll be mantanng the fullback poston. At halfback, Vagus Ferguson wll be reled on to replace A1 Hunter. Both rushers have shown them selves well n rsh competton n past years. The combnaton gves the rsh added speed n the backfeld. On defense, the rsh wll be guded by two of ther tr-captans, also known as the rsh Bookends, Browner and Wlle Fry. Wth ths duo leadng the experenced defensve squad, the dea of gvng up a consderable amount of yardage seems unlkely. However, there s more than talent and experence that goes nto a football game. Emoton playes a trem endous role. Pttsburgh wll be out to prove that they are a team wthout Tony Dorsett. n addton, they have a Natonal Champonshp and a 13 gam e wnnng streak to uphold. The rsh have experence n ther favor gong nto ths gam e, a poston whch has been reversed snce last year. Most assuredly, we are more experenced than we were last year, even wth the unexpected losses of some playe rs, Devne remarked. Pttsburgh has a super football team, Devne added. However, our team has really good atttude and m very pleased wth our progress. Ths s really a hard workng squad. We just hope to play a balanced attack, Devne concluded. Football Pcks Houston. Snce the gam e wll be at the Astrodome, the contest should go to the Cougars by 10. Keen backs UCLA by 3. Texas vs Boston College: Ths should be an nterestng battle. The Longhorns fell to BC last year by a pont. Ths year the gam e wll be played n Texas. Although Texas had a bad season last year, ther mprovement and revenge motve should stop any BC threat. The game wll go to Texas by 10. Keen favors the Longhorns by 10. Mchgan vs. llnos: The W olvernes were supposed to be great last year and they are suppose to be great ths year. Mchgan always seem s to have a powerhouse, only to lose a couple of gam es along the season s schedule. The lln have a new coach n Gary Moeller, who arrved on the scene from Mchgan. Although he may know a lot about Bo Schembechler and hs team, the W olvernes wll be too much to stop. The gam e goes to the W olvernes by 21. Keen looks for Mchgan to capture ths one by 24. Purdue vs. Mchgan State: Purdue always seem s to upset somebody and usually that somebody s Notre Dame. Last year, the rsh defeated the Bolermakers, so Purdue decded they d defeat top-ranked Mchgan nstead. The gam e s at MSU, and although Jm Young debuts as the Bolermaker head coach, the Spartans wll take ths battle by 7. Keen also sdes wth MSU by 7. Penn State vs. Duke: Joe Paterno s group may have lost to the rsh n the Gator Bowl last year, but ths year they have a stronger unt. The Nttany Lons return a sold defense, wth nne starters from last year. The Lons demolshed Rutgers last week, putng the Scarlet Knghts n perspectve to bg tme college football. The Blue Devls should not be too tough to handle, even though the gam e s at Duke, unless the Lons are stll thnkng about last week s vctory. Gve the battle to the Lons by 21. Keen also goes wth PSU by 21. Yale vs Brown: Ths looks to be qute an nterestng matchup. Brown gave the Bulldogs ther only defeat last season, forcng them to share the vy League crown. Ths year the gam e s at Yale and revenge here wll be at ts peak. The Bruns wll also be lookng to capture the vy League crown agan, but ths tm e they do not want to share t. The game wll be close, but t wll go to the Bulldogs by 7. Keen goes wth Yale by 3. Prnceton vs. Dartmouth: The Bg Green wll have a great shot for the vy f they can edge Yale at md-season. Now, t s Prnceton, and they should not be a major threat. Gve the game to Dartmouth by 13. Keen goes wth Dartmouth by 10. Calforna vs Tennessee: Ths wll be the debut for Johnny Majors at hs alma m ater. The gam e wll also be played n Knoxvlle, gvng the Vols and excellent advantage. Tennessee fnshed 6-5 last year and they should equal or better that mark ths season wth Majors at the helm. The gam e wll go to Tennessee by 3. Keen fgures Tennessee should upset the Golden Bears by 7. Upset of the Week: Nebraska vs. Washngton State: The Cougars enter the 1977 campagn wth 19 returnees, ncludng the naton s top aeral act n Jack Thompson and Mke Levenseller. Thompson threw for 2762 yards and 20 touchdowns. He hs 208 of 355 passes. Meanwhle, the Com huskers wll be havng a tough tm e ths season wth all the competton they wll face n the Bg Eght. Although the gam e s n Nebraska, the Cougars wll capture the contest by 3. Keen goes wth the Com huskers by 13.