jazz Festival selects entrants

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1 Mayday -page 7 VOL. XV. NO. 77 an independent student newspape seving note dame and saint may's MONDAY FEBRUARY St. May 'slake povided an aea fo weekend eceation as these cold weathe loves used the ice to thei advantage. [photo by lijd] - Fom Congess Guadsmen ecaptue New- Mexico pison SANTA FE N.M. (AF') - National Guadsmen and a police SWAT team ecaptued the buning New Mexico State Pison yesteday to fee all :he emaimng hostages and end a 36-hou bloodbath that left at least 27 inmates dead and 50 pesons hospitalized. State Ciminal Justice Secetay Adolph Saenz said the death toll had eached 27 "not counting the gymnasium" which had bet:n buning fo moe than 12 hous. ''The violence was incedible'' Saenz said. One of the pisones was beheaded. Thee wee ealie epots that the gym had seved as a funeal palo fo a lage numbe of pisones but Deputy Waden Robet Montoya said that was an unconfimed umo. A coections office Fed Heea said some of the dead inmates had been mutilated making it difficult to identify them. "Some of these guys' faces ae total! y gone" he said. FB pobe implicates officials. "Thee's nothing to identify." Asked whethe he was talking about disfiguement fom fie o umoed mutilation he said "t's fom the pisones." about 25 defiant inmates holed JP in the admin;station building began shouting at the offices the Guadsmen fixed thei bayonets. ''Shoot us'' one of the convicts yelled. "We ve got no guns." A shot time late Coections Commission Chaiman Bud Richads announced "We'e in contol ight now. Not a shot has been fied.'' Coections offices said the last thee of the 15 pison employees oiginally taken hostage wee found safe. Two guads wee found in a gas chambe which is no longe used and a medical technician was found hiding in a vault. ''We ae totally unde contol and we have all the hostages" King said. "We ae saddened by the numbe of pisones that we did lose - some to smoke and some to othe things.'' The goveno said the death count may go a little highe but ''not to any of the numbes we have head. ' ' State Sen. Manny Aagon of Albuqueque who met with pisones duing the negotiations said that based on what the inmates told him the death toll could go to 75 o moe. " wouldn't doubt it" he eplied when asked if that wee possible. WASHNGTON (AP)- - FB defense against conviction. ed some of the ostensible diecto William Webste and To wage a successful entapment defense atoneys must some in an expensive house in ageed with the plan to send in bibey tansactions including Gov. Buce King said he top J ustlce Depatment lawye.s closely monitoed the bueau's pove the law enfocement office instigated the cime and section of Washington. "When the hostages would be killed. Aagon said thee wee "quite the fashionable Geogetown the toops despite theats that lagest political couption investigation to avet chages of that the defendant was not the videotapes ae shown it'll Without fiing a shot about a few bodies'' epoted inside entapment as the pobe implicated eight membes of Con Jt. enteed the gounds at 1 :45 gess souces said. But one souce said ''The FB :>thewise pedisposed to join in pove thee wasn't entap- 100 Guadsmen and policement the pison gym which was still [continued on page B] P.M. MST. When a goup of [continued on page 5] Souces said the FB neve undecove men neve wee the was the fist to suggest bibes fist to suggest bibes to the to the public figues and that subjects. Oiginally they East Asia videotape evidence will show ween't even investigating political couption but unning a thee was no entapment. Code-named Opeation Abscam the investigation used stolen at stocks and bonds. SLAMABAD Pakistan (AP)- the beginning of the United tems of the 1959 (mutual phony fencing opeation fo Bzezinski analyzes situation undecove FB men posing as nfomants and lawyes who U - ':lational st;cuity dvise States esponse to the theat secuity) ageement against the epesentatives of an Aab came to them bought in officials seeking bibes.'' teda the poposed $40 mtl- Afghanistan.. noth he satd. Zbtgntew Bzezmsk1 satd ye_s- posed" by Soviet toops in (Sov1) dage fom the sheik offeing bibes to win a casino gambling license and As anothe potection against lion 10 U.S. economic and "The United States is commit- Afte two days of talks hee othe favos. entapment the FB videotap- militay aid to Pakistan is "only ted to safeguading Pakistan in with Pakistan Pesident Zia At least 20 public officials and Ulhaz Bzezinski told epotes 10 lawyes and busmessmen ''Pakistan faces a seious wee implicated ove 14 jazz Festival selects entants theat'' fom the Soviet pesence in neighboing Afghanis months a souce familia with the investigation said. tan. The souce who asked not to Bzezinski did not indicate if be named said that FB agents the two sides had eached paid out almost $ in cash to the officials although by Jane Babe Univesity Alabama Univesity Pudue Univesity Notheasten llinois UnivesityMichigan U.S. aid package to Pakistan. ageement on the size. of the fewe than 10 of them took money. This yea the Note Dame Collegiate Jazz State Univesity Univesity of Wisconsin at Last week Zia called the $400 Festival will be held Mach 21 and 22. Milwaukee New England Consevatoy Univesity of Akon and Ohio State Univesity. aid "peanut." Pakistan and million in militay and economic "Some aanged meetings o did othe favos'' the souce Established in 1959 this will be the twentysecond edition of the oldest and lagest and As always pizes will be awaded to individual the United States have had said. possibly the only festival o_f its kind. pefomes not to schools C<Jectively. Last stained elations in ecent n addition to state and local yea fifteen individuals fom vaious colleges yeas ove a cutoff in t;.s. officials in New Jesey and The Festival is sponsoed by the Cultual Ats wee commended. militay supplies and Amencan Pennsylvania the souce said Commission of the Student Union and is a As in the case of the Midwest Blues Festival citicism of slamabad's nuclea those who became subjects of non-pofit event to pomote jazz education at the the alloted budget fo the Jazz Festival was cut ambitions. the pobe wee: U.S. Sen. collegiate level. The 1980 Festival is chaied by this yea. Because the festival is still in an ealy Bzezinski added that while Hamson A. Williams J. D Stan Huddleston with F. Geoge Wiskichen stage of planning the full extent of the effect the United States is willing to N.J. and U.S. Reps. John M. seving as Faculty Adviso. that the lost funds will ceate is still indefinite. povide a sizeable amount of Muphy D-N.Y.; Fank Billy Taylo a vesatile pianist and compose t is cetain that thee will be no guest band aid to Pakistan "We hope that Thompson J. D-N.J.; and Tony Williams a jazz dumme ae the two pefoming this yea as has been the custom in othe -counties also will indicate what they wish to conti Michael 0. Myes D-Pa.; John judges chosen thus fa of the six that will be past festivals because of the lack of money to W. Jenette D-S.C.; John P. selected. Applications wee sent out to hie one. bute.'' Mutha D-Pa. and Richad thity-five college jazz bands who wee asked to The schedule fo Fiday night Mach 21 Congessional action on the Kelly R-Fla. send tapes of thei pefomances to the Jazz consists of pefomances by ftve of the aid was being delayed about a Those contacted denied any Festival committee which consists of thiteen competing bands and a jam session fo the six week he said while Washington consults with othe nations wongdoing. students who ae vaious depatment heads. judges. Souces said that Webste and Of the twenty-fiv< goups that eplied ten On Satuday Mach 22 thee will be two in the egion - appaently a Assistant Attoney Geneal ensembles and five!combos wee selected. The competiti()n sessions fo the paticipating bands. efeence to ndian concen Philip Heymann watched close five combos ae those fom Note Dame the The JUdges delibeation and awads pesentation will conclude the Festival that even:ng. The amed Pakistan its taditioqal ove the pospect of a heavily ly to avoid entapment which is Univesity of owa Univesity of Wisconsin a fequent isk in undecove Ohio State Univesity and ndiana Univesity. cost of the weekend admission pass fo the investigations and constitutes a The ensembles ae fom Note Dame owa Festival will be appoximately $ [continued on page

2 _ _....! Monday Febu page 2 National Guad bombe cashes nea Canada bode PLATTSBURGH N.Y. (AP) -An Ai National Guad B-57 bombe has cashed in a spasely populated aea nea the Canadian bode killing the pilot ad seiously injing a cewman. The pilot Capt. Robet \X. Noble of Bulmgton Vt. died in the Satuday cash authoities said. A cewman Lt. Col. Howad E. Tavis also of Bulington was taken to a hospital in P!attsbugh whee he v._as listed. in sable condition. The vintage bombe of me Vemont At Nauonal Guad went down abojut 1:40 p.m. just south Qf the Plattsbugh Ai Foce Base hee al: thoitie said. Ameicans suppot militay in Gulf if Soviets invade NEW YORK (AP) - Ameicans say they ae willing to send U.S. toops to the Pesian Gulf if the Soviets invade that egion the Associated Pess NBC News poll shows. The public suppots the thust of the so-called ''Cate Doctine'' put fowad by Pesident Cate in his State of the Union Mesae in late Januay:. The poll found Ameicans almost as wdlmg to use U.S. mtluay powe to defend the Pesian Gulf as they ae to _defend _Westen Euope. Sixty-fou pecent of those questtoned satd they favoed sending toops ' if the Soviets invade the Pesian Gulf whee most of ou impoted oil comes fom." Man shoots nine people. ba patons subdue him EL PASO Texas (AP)- A man opened fi ith a.22-calibe ifle in a cowded ba ealy yesteday _ktllmg fiye _pesons andwounding fou othes. Police descnbed the mctdent as the wost mass slaying in the city's histoy. The man was subdued by ba paton who h_eld h_im in the_ Stabust Lounge until offices anved poltce satd. _nvesugtos_ say they have not leaned a motive fo the shootmgs whtch ktlled two men and thee women. - Russia eleases Soviet dissident 's family to U.S. NEW YORK (AP) - The family of Alexande Ginzbug has joined the Sovtet dissident in exile in the United States. Ginzbug was among five dissidents eleased fom Russian concentation camps last Apil and exiled in exchange fo the feedom of two Soviet spies hdd by the United States. ina Zholk'?vskaya-Ginzbug the couple's two-sons aged 7 and 5 and Gmzbug's 72-yea-old mothe aived hee Satuday. She. sad.she stayd in the Soviet Union in hopes of convtnetng authonues to allow the couple's 19-yea-old adopted son to leave. He emains in the Soviet militay sevtce. Weathe ostly sunny onday and iceasing louds Tuesday. Htghs both days m the low to mtd 20s. Fat Monday night. Lows seven to 12. CamP-_;_.us 5-6::30 pm_yalentne CARNATON SALE sponsoed by badm hall tn SOUTH DNNG HALL. deliveies made on feb. 14th. 6:45pm ROSARY daily at GROTTO 7:00pm PlJBLC HEARNG on h.e.w. issues. sponsoed by mock epublican convention platfom committee. RM.l16 O'SHAG. 9:00pm MEETNG ohio famwokes suppot committee. all welcome. LAFORTUNE BALLROOM. lo:oo l'm MEETNG fellowship of chistian athletes. discuss ton & eflection. DLLON CHAPEL. Fo students Defense fund incease cuts aid By Tim Vecellotti Staff Repote Many people applauded the incease in funds fo the nation's defense in Pesident Cate's ecent budget poposal. What many of this appoving public may not have known was that in ode to make up fo this ise in defense spending no money at all was allocated to othe pogams. One of the aeas whtch suffeed this loss was student aid specifically the National Diect Student Loan (NDSL). NDSL is a pogam opeated in conjunction with schools acoss the county. Though this plan students can boow money at thee pecent inteest to help finance thei education. n the fiscal yea this pogam eceived 220 million dollas. Note Dame students ae cuently eceiving 1.4 million dollas fom this pogam. Joseph Russo Diecto of Financtal Aid at Note Dame expessed concen but not appehension about Cate's budget. One of his easons is that this is not the fist time that funds wee not povided fo the pogam. '' have been woking in the Financial Aid office unde thee Pesidential administations and something like this is usualjy included in the budget poposal." Russo said. Russo went on to point out that Cate's budget poposal is simply that a poposal. "The budget is subject to Congessional appoval; and by the time it gets thoush the House and the Senate t is possible that some legislato wilj have gotten funds fo the NDSL included in the budget.'' Accoding to Russo the fate of financial aid pogams ae decided though a lot of political maneuveing on Capitol Hill. The Obseve has leaned of two stoies that seve to The Obseve_ Night Edito: The John Smith Asst. Night Edito: Tei Michielutti Deide Muphy Layout Staff Jean Steinbenne News Edito: Magie Bassil Editoniz/Layout: Ann Gales Spots Layout: Paul Mullaney Spots Copy Edito: Michael Otman TypistSY Kathy Muay BilJ Swift Beth Huffman Mailyn Bodeick EMT: Mike Galvin Poofeade: Rick Feedman ND Day Edito: Bob "Ealy Valentine" Benoskie SM C D.zy Edito: Peggy Schneeman Ad Design: Dave Wood Anne Fink Photogaphe: R.].D. The Obseve [USPS B is published Monday though Fiday except duing exam and vacatlln Plflldl. The Obseve is pubiisllld by till students ll Note Saint May's Cllllgl. Subsciptila lilly ll pudlasld lo S20 pe yea l$11 pe Slfllllttllom The Obseve. P.O. blx Q. Nltl'l bam1. ndiana 411i66. s-..1 ciau "=J' Plid Notl ndiana. The Obseve is 1 l11llllbl f till Auoclatld Pl'lll. All itpildwttln ig fits 11'1 l'lllmd. illustate Russo's point. Accoding to the 1978 fedeal budget $15 million wee allocated to the NDSL howeve by the end of the fiscal yea $310 miljion had been used tn the pogam. n anothe case in the 1976 fiscal yea no money whatsoeve was appopiated fo student assistance yet though vaious congessional biljs $320 million wee utilize-d fo financial aid. When asked why such a move would be made by the fedeal govenment in deceasing aid Russo offeed seval easons. ''Besides the move towads eduction of fedeal spending a possible explanation might be the de- ie on the. pat of the fedeal govenment to consolidate its financial aid pogams. Thee ae many diffeent scholaships and othe types of funds and this can make fo a confusing situation. f some of those pogams wee cancelled then it will be easie fo the govenment to coodinate s. udent assistance." Russo said. Russo conceded that delinquency in epayment of the loans is a poblem. He does not feel howeve that this could be a eason fo the fedeal cutback. n the event that no money is appopiated to the NDSL Russo claimed that the situation would not be as bad as it fist appeas. ''The NDSL pogam S patially self-sufficient. Roughly one thid of the money used in the pogam is co1lection money money coming fom fome students who ae epaying thei loans. Even if no funds vyee appopiated fo the upcoming fiscal yea thee would still be somethin in the pogam." Russo explamed. Russo went on to say that this money would be used to the fullest extent possible fo those students cuently eceiving loans. Also if need be only these paticula students will be digible fo the NDSL the following yea. Russo pointed out that an altenative to the NDSL is the Guaanteed Student Loan pogam (GSL). This type of the financial aid takes the fom of a bank loan taken out by the student (with a maximum amount of $2500) epayable at seven pe cent inteest. "The GSLJogam is a feasible fom of ai fo many students. n the event of an actual fedeal cutback would efe students to this pogam. Futhemoe iven the ocuence of a cutback tt would not be uneasonable to expect that the limit on the amount to be boowed would be aised.'' Russo said. Russo epeatedly stated that while this cutback in student aid should be watched caefully it is not a cause fo geat concen. He cited politics to suppot his feelings. ''What goes on with egad to financial aid is dictated by politics. Politics being the at of compomise do not feel that this budget will be passed without some negotiation between Congess and the Pesident.'' Russo explained. The Financial Diecto eminds students that befoe any aid eithe NDSL o GSL can be expected fo next semeste students must file thei Financial Aid Foms. These foms can be picked up in oom 111 of the Administation building and the deadline fo filing them is Apil 15. p MOCK CONVENTON - Delegate Sign-Ups :1 Wed. 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3 --.. The Obseve Off-Campus Commission distibutes cime suvey by May Ellen Woods Accoding to Shannon Neville off-campus commissione all off-campus students will eceive a cime suvey by the end of this week. The suvey is an attempt to detemine the extent of the cime against off-campus students and is diected to gaduate as well as unde-gaduate students. Neville stated that the Off Campus Commission (OCC) is attempting to dispel umos egading off-campus cime. "Ou main pupose" Neville said "is to assemble and oganize valid statistics in ode to analyze the extent of offcampus cime.'' "Many students do not epot cimes to the Police o the Student Housing Office. Fo this eason we cannot get an accuate list of cimes committed against Note Dame students" Neville noted. n addition the Police Depatment does not distinguish cimes against students fom any othe cime which takes place in a given neihbohood. The cnme suvey asks students to epot any cimes of which they have been victims. Students should note if foce was involved. They ae to comment on the assistance of Academy Awads the South Bend Police thei landlods and the Note Dame Housing Office. The suvey will also epot on the safety of off-campus housing and the ole of the landlod and the local police in maintaining o impoving safe conditions. Neville pointed to the suvey which asks fo suggestions fo inceased secuity in students' houses and neighbohoods. Pompted by Note Dame pofesso Albet LeMay a epot of the suvey will be pesented to the Note Dame administation the Faculty Senate the Housing Office and The Obseve. Neville asks that all off-campus students etun the suvey in ode to pesent an accuate and complete pictue of the poblem of offcampus cime. She stessed that the suvey may be an aid to Junios who ae looking fo off-campus housing fo next yea. ''The suvey will enable us to pin-point touble spots which students may then avoid as they look fo housing fo the coming yea" Neville said. Neville asked that completed suveys be etuned to the Off-Campus Room in the LaFotune Student Cente. Thee will be a box thee fo that pu-oos(> Monday Febuay page 3 Note Dame's College Bowl team meets to discuss thei upcoming competition. See stoy below. [photo by R]D] College bowl ND team to vie in championship by Janet Rigaux Senio Staff Repote The Univesity of Note Dame will be one out of appoximately Student Union pesents film fest by Kelli Flint staff epote An Academy Awads film festival will be one of the highlights of the Student Union's activities fo this semeste accoding to Tom Hamel diecto of the Student Union. The festival which takes place Mach 3-8 will show an Academy Awad winning film fom each decade the awad was pesented beginning with Wings and concluding with Patton. The Cultual Ats Commission a division of the Sudeut Union will be pesenting such activities as a Jazz Festval Senio Ats Festival and the Sophomoe Liteay Festival. Hamel added that the Cultual Ats Commission is not suffeing financial difficulties and that the Sophomoe Liteay Festival budget will not be cut. The Student Playes will be pefoming in ''The: Day They Kidnapped the Pope" Apil 17. The Playes last pesented "Stop the Wold Want to Get Off.'' n conjunction with the Black Cultual Ats Festival Nikki Chicago Teaches Union votes to stike today CHCAGO (AP) -Membes of was not an official stike since the Chicago Teaches Union teaches had no obligation to voted by a magin of thee to one Sunday to go on stike wok without pay. The school system's Monday moning union Pesi- employees got thei paychecks dent Robet M. Healey said.. F:iday bt the union and the nteim School Supeintendent ctty connnued to haggle ove Angeline Causo said public two issues - estoing jobs of schools would be open despite teaches and aides which the the stike. Chicago schools boad had cut to save money wee open last week even and adding to the cuent yea though teaches did not show the school days lost duing the up. walkout. The vote was taken at the Afte 13 hous of waiting fo union's fist eneal membeship meeting m eight yeas. the boad's esponse to the final teache poposals Healey Ealie the CTU executive said the boad membes boad voted 60-0 to ecommend ''would not estoe the teaches the stike. The union's membe Boad of Delegates o teache aides o live up to ou contact'' by estoing the late voted in favo of a stike. days lost. School boad pesident Negotiations between the Catheine Rohte called boad and the CTU boke down Satuday. Healey's statement "most unfotunate." Citing the deliv- Meanwltile the city staved off ed paychecks and the Ctty a second cisis when the city C<?u!lcil' s appoval of a $206 fiefightes union ageed late Satuday to postpone a stike. mi_lho. loan to the scoo!s she sa1d thee eally 1sn t any Healey said last week's walk- eason fo ou employees not to out which began last Monday wok." Giovanni will speak in the Libay Auditoium on Febuay 12. The Student Union will also be sponsoing a Madi Gas Valentine dance semi-fomal with a 50's band. The theme of the dance will be the "Jade 50's." The Union is also tying to plan a tip simila to :ast semeste's jouney to see the musical ''Annie in Chicago. The "Annie" tip was vey successful" Hamel said. "We ae tying to plan one to the Chicago Symphony o possibly anothe play.'' Applications fo Student Union Diecto and Comptolle ae available in the Student Union office though Febuay 13. GUADALAJARA SUMMER SCHOOL Univesity of Aizona offes moe than 40 couses: anthopology at bilingual education folk music and folk dance histoy political science sociology Spanish language and liteatue and intensive Spanish. Six-week session. June 30-August Fully accedited gaduate and undegaduate pogam. Tuition $295. Room and boad in Mexican home $315. EEO/AA Wite Guadalajaa Summe School Robet l. Nugent 209 Univesity of Aizona Tucson (602) ' J. '.!:i "\': 16 othe teams going to the college bowl championship in Huntington West Viginia ove the weekend of Feb. 29 to Mach 2. The team epesenting Note Dame is an all-sta team consisting of Dan Meuleman Ed Bylina Paul W eithman Phil Hochul and Phil Seasly (altenate). The team was picked by Pete Lombado the Note Dame college bowl modeato. Accoding to Lombado thee was not enough time to wait until Note Dame had its finals to ente a team. Theefoe Lombado picked the five best contestants fom all of the Note Dame teams. "Thee out of the five guys wee on Note Dame's championship team last yea and so wee an obvious choice fo this yea's team" Lombado explained. Thee ae two ways fo a team to qualify fo-the championship Lombado continued. One way is to win thei egional tounament. The second way (which is the way Note Dame qualif- ied) is by winning o doing well at a mini-week competition. "We sent ou all sta team to St. Louis and they did well thee and so wee invited to the finals" Lombado said. To pepae fo the upcoming finals Lombado is having seveal pactice sessions with the team. "You cannot study fo these competitions'' Lombado noted. "So am going to have pactice games to incease the team's speed and accuacy in answeing questions." Next weekend St. May's is sponsoing the Midwesten College Bowl Reginals. " hope St. May's wins next weekend" Lombado said. "Then we can all go to the finals togethe.'' VLLAGE GREEN HOUSE NORTH VLLAGE MALL U.S. 31 NORTH 10% discount to students except on sales o specials. 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4 ' The Obseve Monday Febuay page 4 Asia (continued fom page ] foe. ndia and Pakistan have fought thee was in the last 33 yeas. Bzezinski is scheduled to leave today fo Saudi Aabia. Zia's foeign affais adviso Agha Shah1 ead a joint statement fom the wo delegations saying the weekend meetings had esulced in "a full exchange of views...'' Ealie yesteday Bzezinski visited a efugee camp inside Pakistan and told hundeds of cheeing Afghans: "You will pevail... because you cause is ight. God is on you side." 'Histoy beas testimony that no one has eve cushed the bave Afghan people. Remembe you ae not alone'' he told the efugees who esponded with slogans of welcome and chants of '' Allah-o-akba'' - God is geat. Bzezinski spoke at Sadda 80 miles southwest of Peshawa. Sadda is a stategic post on the 800-mile Afghan-Pakistan bode. About 7000 efugees live in the camp some of the estimated Afghans who have fled thei homeland duing thee yeas of successive Maxist egimes. Bzezinski Undesecetay of State Waen Chistophe and Defense Depatment officials ae on an official visit to assess Pakistan's secuity needs in the face of the Soviet intevention in Afghanistan. Bzet'inski pointing to the snow clad mountains that fom the bodo told the efugees: ''The land ove thee is yous and you will go back thee one day. "You will ultimately pevail and you will have you homes and mosques because you cause is ight. God is on you side" he added. ''The Afghans should know that the entie wold is outa8- ed ove the developments 111 Afghanistan. Not only the Muslim wold but also the Chistian wold is outaged. We all sympathize with you". Ealie seveal Afghan eldes told Bzezinski that thei homes mosques and villages HOW TO GET-BETTER MLEAGE FROM YOUR CAR Obey the 55 mph speed limit. had been destoyed by "the alien and atheist egime in Afghanistan'' focmg them to flee. "They ae bent upon destoying ou eligion.'' The eldes said the Afghans do not want wheat tents medicines and othe elief goods. but instead want ams and weapons to fight the Soviet tanks and planes. ''The communists esot to indisciminate bombing of ou homes and villages" the eldes said. The Soviets poued up to toops into Afghanistan last Chistmas. The toops backed the coup that toppled Hafizullah Amin and installed Babak Kama! as pesident then fanned out acoss the ugged countyside and began helping the Afghan foces battling the anti-kabul ebels. Bzezinski has met wice with Pakistani Pesident Mohammed Zia ui-haq and is scheduled fo a thid session befoe leaving fo Saudi Aabia on Today. The United States has offeed $400 million in militay and economic aid to Pakistan but Zia labeled the two-yea package ' peanuts.'' Bzezinski now epotedly is seeking to assue Zia that the United States also wants a long-tem assistance pact with his county. Cate poposes chate to goven secet cout WASHNGTON (AP) - The Cate administation intends to popose that a new secet cout be given powe to autho- ize covet govenment intelligence agents to beak into!lomes and offices and open mail of cetain Ameicans. But with Pesident Cane's poposal still at least five days fom being made public debate has aleady begun ove just which Ameicans should be tagets of such intusions. The question is whethe the govenment can act against any Ameican believed to be an. agent of a foeign powe o only against Ameicans suspected of ciminal activity. Anothe question is just how cetain of that ciminal activity the govenment must be. The issue aises because Cate plans to popose possibly as ealy as Fnday a compehensive chate to oven a wide ange of activuies by U.S. intelligence agencies including the CA FB National Secuity Agency and othes. n his State of the Union message last month Cate said that because of inceased U.S.-Soviet tensions he wanted to loosen estictions placed on hes! agencies afte abuses by them came to light in the 1970s. A void hot od stats. Dive at a steady pace. Housing extends due date Don't let the engine idle moe than 30 seconds. And when buying don't foget the fuel economy label is pat of the pice tag too : Fo a fee booklet with moe easy tips on saving enegy ENERGY. and money wite "Enegy" Box 62 Oak Ridge TN : W 'f Name 8 CCin Addess : ahod to ci.ty :.asteit : - U.S. Depatment of Enegy "' The deadline fo housing con tacts has been extended until 5:00 PM today. Contacts ae to be tuned in at the Housing Office on the thid floo of the Administation Building. NDto hold Senio Ats Festival The Note Dam Senio Ats Festival will be held Apill3-19 at locations aound the campus. All senios fom Note Dame and St. May's ae encm.:aged to paticipate. Enquiies con cening pojects should be d1 ected to the following people: Kevin Paulson (1553) dama; Dave P!'"y (8836) witings; Liz Bathon ( ) film; Buce Richadson ( ) at wok; Rick Bu0ughs (769) achitectue; Laua Sisson (1674) music; and Chis Le Blanc (1327) dance. Fo futhe infomation call chaiwoman Kim Gumz at

5 ' ' The Obseve Monday Febuay page 5 Shah's 'cimes' United Nations poposes study (AP) - an has ageed to set up an intenational commission that will conside alleged cimes of the deposed shah and ''will be effective in solving the hostage cisis'' a Foeign Ministy spokesman said yesteday. Establishment of the commission poposed by U.N. Secetay-Geneal Kut Waldheim has been appoved by anian leade Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini as well as the uling Revolutionay Council said the Foeign Ministy spokesman Nassiosadat Salami. A spokesman fo the militants 1 eached by telephone at the embassy said he was awae of the council's decision announc Satuday night but declined immediate comment. A statement might be issued late the spokesman fo the militants said. Yesteday was the 92nd day of captivity fo appoximaely 50 Ameicans held by slamic-militants at the U.S. Embassy since it was seized on Nov. 4. Thee othe U.S. diplomats have been held since then unde vitual house a_est at the Foeign Ministy. The militants have said epeatedly they will not elease the hostages until deposed Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi living in Panama is etuned y the United States to stand mal on chages of couption and mass mude. - The Foeign Ministy spokesman did not say when the commist'iion would come to Tehan no when heaings would begin. ts membes would be selected by Waldhein and would include anian and foeign epesentatives Salami said. He said it would be Waldheim 's decision whethe to include U.S. epesentatives among the goup. He efused to confim o deny epots that Waldheim soon would visit an. Added the Foeign Ministy spokesman: "The intenational commission will be effective in solving the hostage cisis." [continued fom page 1] buning hous afte police egained contol. Asked if he knew of any pisones being mutilated Aagon said "Thee's a lot of awful stuff in thee." State Sen. Ben Altamiano said he saw one Black inmate who had been decapitated and Coections Division Diecto Felix Rodiguez said some of the dead inmates wee "unecognizeable.'' Deputy Waden Robet Montoya dismissed as "umo" a epot that some bodies had been stacked up in the pison gym and buned. He said many of the inmates wee ''hysteical when. they came out.'' King said he ageed to ty foce because "We just felt we eached that point. We have the hostages eleased o we know whee they ae" the goveno said. The goveno said fie tucks also wee sent to the smouldeing compound whee fies toched by inmates caused an estimated $10 million in damage. EaLit:. as -smoke continued-to News of the coimission came late Satuday following a lengthy meeting oflan's uling Revolutionay council. Afte the session council spokesman Hassan Habibi said ''the intenational investigation commission will conside the shah's cimes his violation of human ights and the etun of his wealth to an." The militants announced Satuday they had invited a special Ameican delegation to Tehan this week to hea an's gievances against the shah and the U.S. govenment. The State Depatment in Washington said it knew nothing of such a tip. Wnting in London's Sunday Times Egyptian jounalist Muhammed Heikal said that afte the commission aives in an the hostages would be "kept in Tehan in the custody of a thid paty. Th United States wquld have access to them and be esponsible fo thei health and welfae.'' Thee was no immediate comment on Heikal's epot by eithe U.S. o anian officials. Duing a visit to an in ealy Januay Waldheim said he was willing to fom a goup of some sot to study anian complaints against the deposed shah. Fam Labo Oganization calls fo campus boycott by Bendan Bown Repesentatives of the fam L'abo Oganization Committee (FLOC) met last Fiday with F. John Van Wolvlea Vice-Pesident fo Student Affais to to take effect when fifty pecent of the student body did not vote. The efeendum will be eintoduced duing student go':enment elections this spnng. discuss details fo a efeendum ' ' -:. Ty Poplava and Ein Coutney hit the dance floo at one of the weekends many theme:paties. [photos by R]D] 0 eta'dmfibb;cict_camp- eland solicits suppot_of students The FLOC is woking to gain i;s o7t:t :!n hok fo coalition against daft egistation es. Accoding to the FLOC Campbell and Libby affect the migant wikes wages and woking conditions when buying poduce fom the fam ownes. The boycott is designed to pessue Campbell and Libby to in tun pessue fam ownes to ecognize the migant wokes' union. Accoding to F. Van Wolvlea ules to inttiate the efeendum wee discussed. Repesentatives fom Campbell and Libby and the FLOC ae equied to pesent thei views. n the event that Campbell and Libby fail to paticipate in the debate the FLOC would have to pove that an ''honest attempt was made'' to enlist thei paticipation befoe the efeendum would appea on the ballot. The efeendum was oiginally poposed last sping but failed Pison billow fom some pison buildings and demonstatos milled outside the pison gates with signs saying "No Moe. Atticas" Waden Jey Gnffin said officials had assued the iot ingleades "We'e not stoming the place.' The iotes who eleased the hostages one by one until only. seven emained in captivity yesteday moning had theatened to kill them all unless thei demands fo bette living conditions wee met. Officials said yesteday aftenoon anothe body had been found binging the death toll to at least eight. Giffin said yesteday moning moe than half of the pison's inmates suendeed afte evolt leades said any who wanted to could leave. National Guadsmen and police inged the peimete of the pison with its concete walls wee blackened by fies set by iotes.... The waden said he had no idea" how high the death oll would o in this the w?st pison not in th county snce the evolt at Atttca state pnson by Bndget Bey Seven students have joined the ND-SMC coalition against egistation fo the daft since Feb. 1 when Pat eland solicited suppot though the Pesonals. Accoding to eland esponse has anged fom suppot to iesponsible "t-shit jagon" haassment. As he ts uncetain about oganizing the movement eland pefes to begin with a coe goup of only ten students. They will attend the meeting of the Midwesten Coaltwn Against Registation and the Daft (CARD) in Kalamazoo on Febuay 16. Although the ND-SMC coalition will not be officially affiliated with CARD goups eland said that he hopes to wok closely with them. The coalition's goals will be to infom the student body of the implications of the einstatement of the daft. Accoding to eland the Note Dame - Saint May's student body is compised of a coss section of ambitious uppe middle-class Ameicans. Caught up in thei own goals and futue plans eland explained many students hee assume that they won't be dafted. Many do not ealize that thee will be no student defeements this time. He did not find atypical the SMC woman's comment "Sue think women should be dafted. All women except. SMC women that is.'' No does he feel that like sentiments ae limited to females" o to the ND community. Accodin to eland the ND mentality S consistent with Walte Conkite's inepetation of the ational attitude: "Yes we'e fo the daft but don't daft me! " Students ecognize a distinction between egistation and the daft eland said. He quoted the latf)j Geneal Lewis Heshey: "Registation is the fist step towads manpowe pocuement.'' eland said that his goup will also coect the misundestandings about the U.S. all- voluntee foce that he claims the R.O.T.C. has stimulated. CARD suppotes ae not necessaily pacifists eland said. They ae questioning the legitimacyofu.s. involvement i Middle East affais at this time. 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6 Editoials Monday As it is The Abotion Quanday '1.1/t' 1.1" a comedy to those who think 4 tagedy to those who feel." un 18th centuy phzlosophe 'llle phone ang shilly Jallenng the noctunal calm "'H attling me fom my 11 t' a-. u ed -;om nolescence. ludg111g duttfully to answe it l LtH eel hack at the dock adio "" tl< nghto.;tand. The :Jil1111<'u n glow eeily l g.lt cd 1:\0a.n..\ W< n; -. voce not 11 lllll' l;<"il ecognizable -. ohj('j JuguhliL'iJy at the "lw cd. l11i. l n pegnant.".\1d dj<' l<"as hecane a J;... j lntoheently she l.ld J..-. uggled to clea 1l1<.. Jwch-.; fom my bain. llw l.. cn\1-.;age who it was. l h 11 d.twnt:d on me. May' Ol my God. why he That dkmma solved. my net poblem wa!'- what w say to. vey dea fnend needing "lll< o ove the telephone that ;dwn in..tumt n whch tansfilii-. the vebal while p""' lwtg the phyical. At 1 h; nnment she needed "<>llh H' t< 1 oue h to hold he. n llllllllt'llts of despai. the tout h 1f anothe human body is the Llose-.t thitig to edemptiun. Yet. knt'w in my soul that no l'dcmpthh was fothcoming to all<"vtatt the tagedy in he ljll<l\'t'lng VlltCt'. ' ook my EPT (Ealy Pegnancy Test) again today fo the second consecutive day. Tht' esults ae positive. can bael helieve this is actually hapllening to me." et he tell ht stoy fo the next ) wnutes. Dy that time she was < l;uively composed. t was had w helieve that it was in fau 1 ue. She has been daing he boyfiend fo a elatively shot peiod of time and felt a genuine affection fo him that sht:' believed was t'cipocated. They had slept togethe duing finals week whll'h is when it happened. ncedibly he was using a contaceptive. But to no avail. The esult of thei conjugal expeience was an unwanted pegnancy that nightmae of evey good gil. And some not so good. May is a ct'ative mt'mbe of the ND-SMC community. She hails fom a tine upstandig U\lpt class Caholtc famtly w 11ch t sid<. s in ont of the wealthi<. st sububs in Ameica. She is bight vivacious and quite auactih _. She has the..;.tnt a..;pat pns as most o.; udt ms: to be successful nakt a bundle. have a family and live happil eve afte. Last Satuda..\1av had an 1hnnitm. Onl a handlul of people kotuw ahnu it lltlne of whtch 11du.k memh<'l.. of he family. know \1ay'o.; family. hn <" ct ept ion a people lcnted to thei childen Chis Stewat community-minded outgoing devout Catholics educated m the finest schools in Ameica. The classic family. All of thei childen have attended Note Dame o Saint May's. By any citeion they'e an immensely blessed family. know that he decision is abhoent to Catholics who believe that abotion is a cimf' sinful even mude. O w use a moe gisly label pinned on women (usually by men o women who've neve suffeed the indignity of an abotion) who choose to exet thei ight to self-detemination: baby killes. But know May. She is my fiend and love he as such. She is no mudeess. Eveything in he: spiit affims life adiates goodness and makes mockey of cynicism. s she to be condemned fo a choice that John Andeson Republican Pesidential aspiant says is "hetween the woman he docto and he God" can not condemn he. have leaned though countll'ss expeiences that thee ae times in life when thee is no black o white; only gey. n that gey thee is a mental and spiitual mist though which each of us must gope. By goping we choose what we as individuals believe to be the hest option fo ou own unque situations. May chose abotion because none of the othe altenatives - maiage keeping the child o adoption - would have made an aleady d<speate situation any bette. n he mind and concued the only viable option was abot ion. The gey. Neithe of us believe in abotion but thee ae many moments when life demands an action that we neve believed we'd be called upon to do. Abotion is one example; wa and daft egistation anothe. The teible tuth is that we all at one point o anothe compomise. We all do those vey things which we neve cont:eived in ou ideally ceated ilons of doin. And those among us who msist - 'No bette to.die ' than to compomise''. without having f;ll'ed and expeienced the awful eality of life's twisting ionies jaing paadoxes and incipient agedtes ae without a1 auihentic undepinning fo thei feveed convictions. May compomised. She knew (ull well that the pesonal C<St was pofound lifelong and moally gave. But fo he abotion meant that he existence would not be adically and negatively tansfomed. She would continue school and he paents would not be cushed which they suely would be if they eve knew about the pegnancy o the abotion. t was he choice a teible choice that scaed he ideals maybe foeve. Febuay page 6 ; w qj;: tb.""< Socates favos Olympic Boycott n spite of the fact that st:hool has just stated again hink 've aleady ead too much about Socates. The othe night fell asleep and deamt that somehow Socates was alive and on campus. He stuck out like a soe thumb in that classical Geek gab. Many of the students just hought he was some cazy alumnus out to ecaptue his youth at a toga!?aty. ecognized him tnstantly howeve and just had to talk to him. Amazingly he was vey up-io-date on the cuent wold situation. couldn't miss an oppotunity like this one so immediately began to give him some of my views. ''Olympics above politics that's what say. Ou athletes should be fee to compete with he athletes of any othe county no matte what the political situation is. Afteall they have tained long and had. To ob the athletes of a chance to compete would be to ob them of the one goal... >-..0 H. MY NAM&!s 7CRJzy KJYT! they've had fo so long." ''That's a good point'' Socates eplied "but what is the essence of politics? s it not as have ead in a ecent Wall Steet jounal editoial 'the aiing of opinions on mattes which distub. the county whateve they ae?"' Reluctantly conceded (admitting of couse that the Olympics wee not above politics). But was quick to ton what had said ealie: athletes should be fee to compete with each othe no matte what the political situation is. At this Socates' eyes lit up. "What a vituous thought indeed. You mean that men of diffeent cultues diffeent beliefs and diffeent eligions should be allowed to wok peacefully togethe towads a common goal?'' "Exactly" eplied. ''Then we could logically extend this idea to all pofessions. magine. We might have intenational scientists Byan O'Neill enginees achitects lawyes compute expets and doctos all shaing ideas and all woking towads a common goal." ''Well watt a minute Socates. We can't all wok togethe towads a common end. The 'politics' of the matte would pevent that." ''Then what is the special vitue that allows the wold's athletes to compete togethe?" By this time was becoming impatient. "t's the had wok the dedication the yeas of taining that set these athletes apat. Many have pacticed yeas fo these games. All the athletes endue totuous taining day afte day. magine the sacifices that had to be made. Conside the mental discipline the commitment to pefection each competito had to instill in himself. Why undego all of this? ' tell ym.l why: fo a chance to compete fo a chance to pove you excellence. No my fiend we must not boycott the Olympics. We cann?.t suddenly pull out of Moscow. "That's a vey admiable point'' eplied Socates. "Dedication sacifice had wok and a commitment to excellence ae indeed admiable qualities. They emind me of anothe fiend of mine Andei Sakhaov. My fiend Sakhaov is a totally dedicated Soviet physicist. believe the expession tocfay is 'top-notch'. Anyway he is a totally committed and vituous fellow. He spoke once too often though. So the Soviet Union exiled him: cut him off fom any moe intellectual endeavos. Who knows what haassment awaits him. Still he felt he had to champion human ights; he had to abandon his excellence commitment and dedication to nuclea physics to speak out fo human ights." "That's extemely egettable" answeed. "What did he say befoe his exile?'' '"Boycott the Olympics"' Socates eplied '"Boycott the Olympics.''' -The Obseve_ Box Q Note Dame N The Obseve is an independent newspape published by the students of the Univesity of Note Dame du lac and Saint May's College. t does not necessaily eflect the policies of the administation of eithe institution. The news is epoted as accuately and as objectively a possible Editoials epesen the opinton of a majoity of the Editoial Boad. Commentaies opinions and lettes ae the views of thei authos. Column space is available to all membes of the community and the fee expession of vaying opinions on campus though lettes is encouaged. Editoial Boad and Depatment Manages Edito-in-chief... Rosemay Mills Spots Edzto.... Mak Pey Managmg Edito... Diane Wilson Featues Edito.... 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7 .. FeatUes The Quiet Voice of Jlovety Kaen Smith Evey one of the 235 students who made an Uban Plunge this Januay had a diffeent expeience; even those in the same goup within the same city. Th(' Plunge is a highly pesonal expeience because the individual bings to thi5 llllcnse 1ban situation a unique histoy. Each peson sees the wold in a sepaate way and integates new data in a diffeent way. The excepts that follow ae quotations fom students'.eflection papes. They speak fo themselves. '\ vaiety of questions undelie these paticula eflections. What ae the inplicaions of povety-- fo those- who ae poo? fo society? What is my elationship to the poo? What is my attitude to people of diffeent aces. when am actually confonted by them? How does one deal with social 111justi.:e without dominating o dehumanizing the people involved? H9w is 1 he Chuch esponding to human need and to stuctual injustice? \'JV'hat is tbe ""u.:e of hope in the face of eality? lah.y-uucago As people who ae well-off we often citicize he poo fo being lazy and fo n" lifting themselves ou of thei pedicament. n one day ealized that all ou ;nionalization fo pemitting povety to exist was shatteed. We the 'supeme white ace' foce the poo to emain poo by such means as instituional acism. POVERTY S OUR PROBLEM AS WELL AS THERS." ''Thee wee about fifteen o twenty people in the chuch besides ou goup. They wee all black. Because it is against chuch ules fo women to appea. at a sevice in pants we sat in the back of chuch ou of espect. To ou supnse though we wee welcomed by the congegation and led to the font pews of the chuch. could only wonde if my paish at home would welcome a goup of visitos so openly. sinceely doubt it." 'The loving and caing elationship we developed with the Shalom Community House which was stated by Rev. Claude-Maie and Hattie Williams will stay with me fo a long ime. Claude-Maie's ministy is 1emed mission in evese' which meam: that the ministe can and should kan fom the people ministeed to-- including and pehaps especially fm poo and maginal people. Thei aim is to enable the poo to find new digmty and new hope by being enables and ministes themselves. The mi':iste must elinquish his/he 'powe' -- skills knowledge etc. and pemtt the 'poo' to be 'leades in the elationship'." ROCHESTER The soup accompanied by bead and stale doughnuts was given out fee. The men consl)med the soup till thee was no moe in the lage pot. Anothe woke an back and foth filling coffee cups. The men sat devouing thei food as if it wee thei only meal fo the day and fo many it was likely to be. Ab>ut a dozen men asked the man in chage Fank fo bead to take home to the1 families... One of the guests even asked Fank fo the food scaps which had been wiped off the plates and put in a pocelain basin... This kind of povety deeply shook me fo how thankful felt fo the food had to eat. Funhemoe as gazed at this man ealized that knew him. He was a membe of mv paish. ' APOPKA FLORDA... the Plunge has poven to be life alteing and as such has met and supassed my expectations. n the event can. sidestep. o appse my conscience and not become diectly and completely mvolved 10 the m1msty to the poo shall always hav to be _at least indiectly conened_ yvith the plight... The Plunge then 1s poss1bly _th geatest amfesta_uon of th1s univesity's endeavo to pomote Chnsuan values 10 the lives of he students. Soviet Pesence Detected: Massive Plot Unco-veed 1. The State Depatment eleased infomation ealie this week that implicated seveal membes of the Note Dame community in a complex Soviet conspiacy. The discovey of the Russian plan was spaked by econnaissance of the campus duing the visit of fome Pesident Geald R. Fod. The Secet Sevice a!$ents accompanying Fod have epoted the appeaance of suspicious wave pattens on the lakes of the campus to the State Depatment the day afte Fod's visit. A senio State Dept. offical said that these epots and subsequent flyove studies of the two lakes confimed thei susp1c10ns that the Soviet Union has amed the ducks and geese of Note Dame with seveal stategic and tactical weapons. Thee was no specific infomation on the natue and types of weapons that the watefowl have stoed beneath St. May's and St. Joseph's Lakes but the senio official who did not want to be named did say that most students and faculty membes would not be paticulaly upset by the pesence of some weapons since they appeaed to mostly po-nuclea at one of Fod's lectues. One young duck has tuned himself ove to authoities and has iven an extensive account of the Sovtet plan. Assued that he would be ganted immunity he told the State Dept. and Univesity officials that the KGB agents took advantage of the lak_e esidents' discontent. The officials epesenting the Univesity wee supised by this because they thought the watefowl wee quite happy and geneally content with thei life and Note Dame. "We ae fa fom happy" the duck asseted. "We feel that we ae not teated the esponsible geese and ducks that we ae. We ae foced to live in bathe in and dink this disgusting wate. And with all the jogges couples and failing students that come aound we get no pivacy. The Russians pomised to give us positions of authoity and teat us. with espect." Late the duck confided that he was to a vice-chaiman in the Soviets' poposed Mid-Ameican Lake Landscape Aea Residents Dept. o Mallad. (Cont'd page 53: Geese take cyanide; Soviets Deny Chages; Cate Mobilizes Toops on St. Joe Rive) Cb l UT d aes oo ST. LOUS Monday Febuay page 7 "Otis bon in Bimingham Alabama woked fo civil ights. When his ca was bombed he l?m;d to Tenesee t?aied and _began to aise a family suit wok10g fo c1_vl ngts th1s ume w1th D. Maun Luthe King. His life and th lives _of h1s famly wee constantly theatened. When his wife was expewng theu fifth ch1ld a docto came to the Woodad home and told them that becaue the city ws tying to. hoi don the black population thei child would be klled 1mmedtately afte lts bmh m the hospital. Otis and his family fled to St. Louis. They slept on a woma_n' s poe until Otis got a job as a janito of the Luthean Concodta Semay. Ous now able to povide a little fo his family saw many p_eople_ stavng. He esolved to shae whateve he had. His enepnse ot feedmg the poo gew so big that the Luthean Chuch J?Ut him on the payoll as a counselo t the_ Luthean Family and Childen's Cc;1:1e... At the end of the d1scuss1?n _Ons gave ';S a <:hallenge: 'f can do dus a black With no money fom Btmmgham thmk of what you can do with all that you have'." " NDANAPOLS -+ "Leaning to be patient is something th llb-1'1 Plunges find difficult. We ae all eady to change the wold now One the Uban Plunges _felt a sense of hopelessness because she felt tl. - uemg fom N_ote Dame 1s ou ticket to anywhee and in getting thee we will become t?o ned to the system w change it... pesonally feel that because of my powe m the wold have a geate chance ofchanging it th;w does the?6 yea met o the 8 yea old bla.:k boy. But must use this powe fo the1 good and not JUSt fo my own advantage." WASHNGTON D.C. " do not feel guilty about what saw on the Plunge. No do feel pity fo d'at vague goup of people that once thought of as the 'poo'. thik that the. ;mpotant thing that has come of the Plunge fo me S that thnk of the poo as the steet people and that is impotant--they have moved fom poo to PEOPLE." "Social justin: seems in pat to be caing enough not to hut what yo':l ac.:anng about. t is to be willing to follow o!lt he tads <?f goo_d _that ae n all things and ty to each te good coe. Sooal JUS_tle ts bemg w1lhng t ty?do the mposs1ble and pay1ng the pnce whethe t ts fo success o fatlue. DETROT At the Recode's Cout it became painfully obvious that the violent cimes W(' ead and hea about daily happen often and to eal people. Fo me it had always been athe easy to dismiss these cimes because they did not pcsonally touch me but as head women teafully descibe being aped and men talk about how they wee beaten with lead pipes had to conside wha it all eally meant. People men and women with the same feelings and emoions that have ae expeiencing these teible things. also discoveed hat cime is no the whole poblem. Evey day the pooconfont a wold a wwld of fomsand pocedues that is stange to them. They ae put clown and called lazy but it s ome that often it is the system and not the poo lwmselves that is to blame." ' Mayday in Januay The Note Dame Univesity Pess celebated sping in Januay when it bought out the tade edition of Faulkne's Mayday on Januay 26. Witten fo a woman who had efused his offe of maiage Mayday is handcofied and illustated with oigina watecolos and fine capitals all by the maste's hand. A facsimile edition was published by the Pess in l 977 and quickly sold oul. This edition of some copies will make avai!able to a wid _public a book wh1ch lagely lhfluenced Faulkne's mastepiece The Sound and the Fuy. Mayday also shows the effot that scholas put into esablishins the Faulkne canon. Cavel Colhns edito of Mayday and pofesso emeitus at Note Dame tells in his peface how William S. Wisdom the book collecto teasued this liteay memoabilia fo many yeas allowing only 2 scholas to see it until it went to Tulane Univesity in a bequest in Edito Collins also tells how he found a companion book Lziacs in the effects of Phil Stone Faulkne's confidant: "'Afte Ms. Stone and had taken fom the site of the fie which had leveled the house almost ten yeas ealie a numbe of damp chaed lumps bundles and stay sheets of pape and had sepaated and spead them i the Stone's back yad to dy a badly buned booklet appeaed among what tuned out to be moe than 470 p. of Faulkne's eah wn'ting. Containing moeove at least 9 poems... (Faulkne Mayday peface] Much the same cae was lavished by collecto S. W. Wisdmmon Mayday. Emphasizing the effot involved in fmding pats of the. liteay canon such as Faulkne's edito Collins spoke in an intev1ew at Note Dame in 1972 about the painstaking natue of the wok. To avoid eo as much as possible it has been necessay to go to all kinds of souces. mpotant among them bave been scoes of elatives fn'ends and associates of Faulkne whom it has been possible to inteview ove the yeas stating befoe he won the Nobel Pnze at a low point in his eputation when almost all of his books wee out of pn'nt in this county. nteviewe: Can you tust the statements made in such inteviews? Oh no. But they ofte lead to documentay evidence. And it is supnsing how much eliable docu mentation can be dug up in public ecods and libaies when someone 's memoy howeve inaccuate gives a lead. An example of how a lead was taced to its souce in a libay was the finding of the Cadet Wing Review the jounal of the Canadian Ai Foce academy in the 20's when Faulkne went thee. He published some of his ealiest poety in this jounal and the Humanities Refeence Staff of the Memoial Libay found it. "You found things that bigge school libaies neve found'' Cavel Collins told the Refeence Libaian Pat Fenelon. Mayday is a cedit to the Univesity of Note Dame Pess and is a wothy celebation of sping in Januay Paticia Fenlon./

8 The Obseve Monday Febuay page 8 Pobe The ''Zips' 'fom St. Louis pefomed basketball wizady at halftime of Satuday's ND-Davidson game. [photo by R]D] CHRSTAN AND MSSONARY ALLANCE DVSON OF OVERSEAS MNSTRES. 350 Noth Hi!?hland Ave. Nyack NY C.A.R.E. 660 Fist A venue New Yok NY 100/6 NTERN A TlONAL RESCUE COMMTTEE 386 Pak Ave. South New Yok NY SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTST WORLD SERVCE 6840 Easten Ave. N.W. Washington D.C OXFAM AMERCA 302 Columbus Ave. Boston MA 021/6 [continued fom page 1] AMERCAN FREDS SERVCE COMMTTEE CAMBODA EMERGENGY RELEF!501 Cley St. Philadelphia PA ].9102 FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY NTERNATONAL 331 Noth llayde Road Suite # 1 Scottsdale AZ WORLD VSON NTERNATONAL P.O. Box "0" Pasadena CA ment" said one souce. The epots pompted a weekend confeence of Republican congessmen govenos and othe officials in Eason Md. to uge an "immediate full impatial" investigation of the chagc;s by congessional ethics committees. The FB investigation was conducted in five cities and seveal points in between accoding to seveal souces. The cities wee Washington New Yok Philadelphia Miami and Newak N.J. One souce said the locations used fo meetings included the Baclay Hotel in Philadelphia the Twin Bidges Maiott in the Washinton Sububs the Plaza Hoael m New Yok and a condominium in Ventno N.J. nea Atlantic City. About 100 FB agents began inteviewing the 30 subjects of the pobe on Satuday to advise them of the investigation ead them thei ights and question them. "Most of them told the FB to go to hell" said one souce. No chages have been filed no aests made but seveal souces said fedeal officials wee planning to pesent thei evidence to one o moe gand juies pehaps as ealy as this week. One souce familia with the investigation gave this account of it: The FB did not begin the opeation as a political couption investigation. ts New Yok office poposed nealy two yeats ago a complicated undecove "sting" pobe in which agents posed as fences willing to buy stolen an and financial instuments. The fencing opeation went undecove in the summe of n ode to give it legitimacy in the eyes of ciminals the FB men asked an infomant fo a favo. To the supis of the FB the infomant volunteeed the names of lawyes local officials and congessmen who might help. This tuned the pobe towad political couption. in Novembe As moe and moe figues wee lued by the bait of cash bibes the pobe "gew like UNCEF U.S. Committee fo UNCEF 331 E. 38th St. New Yok NY ACTON FOR RELEF AND REHABLTATON N KAMPUCHEA (ARRK) c/o Chuch Wold Sevice 475 Riveside Dive Room 678 New Yok NY AMERCAN RED CROSS NATONAL HEADQUARTERS 17th and D Sts. Washington DC CATHOLC RELEF SERVCES 1011 Fist Ave.. U.N. 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Evey elief goup on the list is making a substantial and conceted effot to end the suffeing by woking diectly oveseas with the Cambodians. Complete this coupon and send it with you donation. Name-.... Addess City... State... Zip..... Fo moe infomation about othe ways you can help call the Cambodian Hotline toll fee n Washington D.C. ca/ Topsy" duing 1979 eventually involving seven undecove FB men and 100 othe agents backing them up. The FB men and othes helping them posed as businessmen and even as Aabs epesenting a wealthy sheik who wanted a gambling license in Atlantic City and assuance he could live in this county pemanently if he fell into disfavo in his homeland. One agent opeated ou of the Geogetown house whee a numbe of the tansactions wee videotaped. One souce said the undecove political couption side of the inquiy was closed now bu that the fencing opeation which aleady has led to one ciminal chage might conttnue. Daft [continued fom page 5] alism eland said. He obseved that ABC especially has caused a sot of hysteia: ''Thee is admittedly something vey teifying about watching the Ameican flag bun ntght afte night" he added. Befoe calling fo campus suppot eland contacted the CARD headquates in Chicago. He said that oganizes thee wee doubtful that a movement would be successful at N.D. eland quotes: ''Note Dame has been notoiously consevative - even apathetic.'' Diectos suggested that he contact Monseigneu Egan who efeed him to Campus Ministy. eland said that he. hopes to eventually solicit suppot fom Campus Ministy and faculty membes notably Pof. Joseph Duffy as well as fom ndiana's Senato Bademas and pehaps Fathe Hesbugh. His fist concen though is to oganize a student alliahce. ish [continued fom page 9] thee baskets by Shai Matvey two fee thows by Jane Politiski and anothe fee thow by Molly Cashman cut the lead to two with 2: left. A beak-away bucke by Lisa Moin stated a sting of eight unansweed Waio points which caied ove into the second half and gave Maquette a lead. Note Dame could get no close than nine points the est of the way. Thee wee a couple of bight spots fo the ish. One was the play of Maggie Lally. The junio guad hit seven out of 14 field goal attempts in the second half all fom the 15-foot ange to finish as Note Dame's leading scoe with 14 points. The only othe bight spot came late in the fist half when Shai Matvey boke anothe ecod. With the pevious ecod holde Caol Lally watching fom the stands Matvey took a pass fom Conboy and hit a five-foot jumpe to set a single-season scoing ecod fo Note Dame. She now has 287 points on the yea beaking the old.mak.of.281 set last yea.

9 The Obseve - Spots ' John Wzlliams and his Boston Pops Ochesta pefomed at the ACC on Fiday night. [photo by R]D] Belles finish second in touney by Beth Huffman Women's Spots Edito ndiana Tech just kept getting stonge and stonge as the minutes ticked away in the championship game of the Saint May's Roundball Classic on Satuday. Tech managed to tie the game with host Saint May's as the seconds of ef$u!aion play elapsed. Ftve minutes of ovetime ganted Kik Kavanaugh's Waios just enough additional time to nab the cown with a win ove the Belles. "They outplayed us. We made a lot of fundamental mistakes'' said Jey Dallessio of ij.is 9-6 Belles. "We played lik :: it was the fouth game of th: season. We had been pogessing but tonight we egessed to whee we wee bt"foe Chistmas. "Tonight thee was just no blocking out. They got thee and fou shots and anytime you give away that many you'll et beat" continued the Samt May's mento. Saint May's jumped out to any ealy lead el}.'ing heavily on its fast beak offense. The Belles built a magin its lagest of the contest on a typtcal play of the day: ebound May Bayless outlet to Anne Amstong lay-up by Tace Hag eaves. At the halftime buzze Maueen King hit a 30-foot jumpe to nudge the Belles ahead going into the lockeoom. "We usually play one half eally well but neithe one today was vey good. We played a flat game-except fo one sput of life nea the beginning" offeed Dallessio. "We played lifeless and that's not this team. They just ween't themselves." Tech took the lead with just unde five minutes gone in the second half. Two quick buckets by May Zuehlke put Saint May's back on top. The two clubs then poceded to exchange baske.s and the lead until time had nealy wound down. A fee thow by Loi Noble and two by Beth Puden tied the gam.: with 24 seoncds emaining. But that was not enougl: time fo Saint May's to penetate the tough Waio defense befoe the end of egulation play. ndian Tech gabbed the lead--. a lead they neve elented- ealy in the ovetime peiod. The Belles kept within two points fo the majoity of the exta five minutes but could not command enouh comeback powe to get the wm. Tami Leach a 5-foot 8-inch feshman lead the Tech attack with a total of 22 points and was assisted by Noble and Puden with 14 and 11 espectively. Leach's outstanding pefomance was not lacking in laud fom Dallessio. "Leach played a heck of a game. She eally wanted to win" said Daltessio. "When she missed a shot she went in and got anothe one until she made it.'' Diecting Saint May's was guad Amstong with 17 points and thee steals. King scoed nine fo the Belles while Hageaves added eight. J unio Maueen O'Bien led the team in assists with thee. Saint May's jouneys to St. Joseph's College on Tuesday fo a 7 p.m. contest. TOURNEY NOTES: n the c>nso!ation game Finlay was vtctonous ove Saint May's of the Woods 73-.;9. Monday Febuay page 9 Saint May's initiates bachelo of ats in music by Clae Padgett The depatment of music at St. May's College has instituted a new bachelo of ats degee in music which was appoved by the National Association of Schools of Music (NASM) ecently. The degee is designed fo students wishing to majo in music within a libeal ats famewok. The NASM is the agency esponsible fo the acceditation of music cuicula in highe education as designated by the Council on Postseconday Acceditation. The United States Office of Education has designated NASM as the agency esponsible fo the acceditation of all music cuicula. The music depatment a( St. May:s eceived its acceditation fom NASM in 1978 thus becoming a membe institution. n ode f the music depatment to eceive appoval fo the new degee fom NASM it had to meet eneal NASM standads whtch the music depatment submitted in a detailed 54 page epot. The epot dealt with such items as facilities available to the students ationale fo cuiculum the ;lumbe of expecte'd sudents and expectations fo the placement of gaduates. Ruth Fishe an assistant pofesso at the St. May's music depatment stated that the new degee is intended to ceate a boade spectum fo music studies and povide fo a lage enollment. She also statd that the degee is beneficial because it povides moe oppotunity fo the student desiing a libeal ats backgound athe than the Bachelo of Music a degee heavily concentated on the study of music with libeal ats exposue. The chaiman of the music depatment Siste Fancesca Kennedy said ''The college itself is accedited by the Noth Cental Association. Fo a music depatment to then also be accedited by an oganization such as NASM is vey impessive. The appoval of the Bachelo of Ats degee is a pestigious appoval by a pofessional goup in the same field (music)." Saah Lanman a junio majoing in music at St. Man 's believes the acceditation of the degee she is woking towads is vey helpful. f she continues in he music caee the NASM acceditation will be to he advantage. The music depatment at Saint May's is vey pleased with the acceditation of the new degee and hopes that this appoval will povide the students with multiple caee options and the ability to compete successfully fo jobs. Maquette pounds lady ish by Mak Hannuhela Spots Wnte " need only one wod to descibe a game like this" stated ish assi.tant coach Bob Scott afte SatUJ day s women's baskteball game against Maquette. "Rebounding. When you shqfs aen't going in you have to hit the boads. f you don't hit the boads you'e not going to win. We wee outebounded 53-39; thee's the diffeence ight tht.:e." That was the majo eason that Note Dame suffeed its fifth loss of the season at the ACC. t wasn't the only eason though. Thee wee a lot of little things too. Like Kathy Andykowski. Andykowski a 6-3 senio" cente' fom Milwaukee exploded fo 17 of he game-high 23 points in the second half to tun a close game (24-20 Maquette at halftime) il1to a omp. n that second half outbust Andykowski hit all seven of he field goal attempts added thee of fou fee thows and collected five ebounds. Note Dame's only lead came when sophomoe fowad Ticia McManus hit a 10-foot jumpe at the 15:21 mak of the fist half giving the ish a 5-4 advantage. Ove a minute late feshmanjulie Sieves who finished with 16 points hit both ends of a one-and-one oppotunity to give the Waios a lead they would neve elinquish. Maquette continually widened the magin until they eached thei biggest lead of the fist alf with 4:41 emainmg. Note Dame then made its only eal un at the visitos as [continued on page 8) Sl() (Al A Allllls ()A l'?sf)al ROCCOS men's and women's haistyling at comfotable pices 5 31 N. Michigan Fill out and send back you Cime Suvey... Coming to you house soon.

10 The.. Obseve- Spots Fists Molaity HELLO WfLCOME TO THE' TALAN AL ANP YaR FRST TME' E.VER SK L 5SoN. WATCH [continued fom page 12) he was injued" emaked head coach Ray Sepeta. "He was named the most valuable westle -- that speaks fo itself.'' Unhealded feshman Fishe The Daily Cosswod 1980 by Chicago Tibune-N.Y. News Synd. nc. All Rights Reseved totally dominated the 118- pound class thwating his ealy ivals by 12-4 and 13-2 counts. The Buchanan Mich. poduct outclassed Scanton's Mak Facas in the finals westing an emotional 12-5 decision. ACROSS 33 Soviet sea 1 Bound along 34 Caesa's 5 Kitchen " came" gadget 35 ndian 10 Pea 36 Maies 14 Neat as- well 15 Laiat 41 Comp. pt. 16 Within: 42 Ball of comb. fom thead 17 Westling 43 Cental style pat 20 English 44 Cetain cathedal Bitish town soldie 21 Unctuous 46 Maked 22 Suspicious n a way 23 Be pensive 49 "- geat 24 Sashes day fo..." 26 Tems in 50 Roof edge office 51 Secet 29 Topical society flowe aconym Fiday's Results Special bonus offe Fee $2.50 bottle Samson & Delilah Shampoo with styled haicut. guys $12.50 gils $15 Monday Febuay page 10 '' eally feel that my moves and my technique ae beginning to come togethe'' explained second-seeded Fishe. just hope can continue this pace fo the est of the season." Fou othe ish westles by Michael Molinelli 54 Daped 24 Magaine gament 25 Goup 55 Winglike 26 Less feal pat 27 Wipe out 58 Speaking 28 Stipped top page 30 Fu magnate 62 ndigo 31 Mothe-of- 63 Removes in peal pinting 32 Felt dis- 64 Fam comfot implement 34 Swea 65 Pescibed 37 -and soda amount 38 Too bad! 66 Long time 39 "- kick peiods out of you" 67 Sibley o 40 Palestine pup pot 45 Coteie DOWN 46 Skua 1 Timming 47 Touch 2 Rin stone lovingly 3 Compassion 48 Tel- 4 Lage 51 Type of book: abb. school: 5 Kudos abb. 6 Bidal 52 -Wa paths 53 Amos of 7 Vigoous baseball 8 Schedule 54 Nomandy abb. town 9 Go back on 55 Do office 10 Command wok 11 Fomely 56 Saced 12 Excel object 13 Rabbit fu 57 Salamande 18 Eleventh - 59 Lupino 19 Outpatient 60 Fomely depatment known as 23 Fam 61 Make a animal choice "Not too long ago was speechless. Now lin teaching Ben how to talk Donald Stev nson Benjamin Evans Cance of the laynx is one of the most teatable cances.lf discoveed in time 9 out of10 patients ae cuable. Of these two-thids lean to speak again thanks to a ehabilitation pogam of the A.C.S. Ealy detection and pompt teatment can save you life and you voice. eached the finals of the consolation ound. Senio captain Mike Wilda was the most ovewoked westle of the day. The systeatic top-seed a to westle stx matches wmnmg five {two by pins) and losing only one to gane thid place at 150. Sophomoe John gla a unne-up at 167 last yea finished thid at 177 this season. Note Dame's othe thidplace winne was heavyweight Tom Woblewski. He posted 8-1 and 5-3 decisions along with a pin at 1: 15. He lost only to champion Fed McGave 6-5 in the semi- finals. Senio Dave Welsh was a heatbeaking 2-2 fouth. to finish Split [continued fom page 12] Afte the ish wee tuned away seveal times in the final peiod by the alet goaltending of Wisconsin's Roy Schultz Meedith finally stuffed in a ebound again off a shot by Michalek to tie the ane and notch his fist hat tnck of the season with 12 minutes left. With most of the fans at the ACC anticipating an O'vetime Wisconsin's Ron Vincent stole an eant ish pass at the blue line and lifted the puck ove Lauion on the uncontested beakaway. Duoche scoed an insuance goal with thee seconds left on anothe beakaway fo his fist hat tick of the yea. Satuday's contest ended on a happie note fo the ish as Meedith boke a 3-3 tie midway though the final peiod and Note Dame held on fo Smith's 200th caee win. '' n a way it was nice to get it against Wisconsin'' Smith said. ''They helped us out in the beinning of the pogam by putttng us on thei schedule and that adds something exta to it." The win helped climax a big day fo Smith whose daughte gave bith to a 10-pound thee-ounce baby boy at 2 p.m. Wisconsin had the ealy lead in the contest as Giffin scoed with two Note Dame playes in the penalty box. But Dave Poultn got the equalize with 56 seconds left in the fist peiod backhanding a shot past Schultz with a pile-up in font of the net. Defense man Jim Bown scoed the second goal of the season on a slap shot fom the blue line giving Note Dame the lead two minutes into the second peiod. Just 50 seonds late Jeff Pey scoed fo the ish getting his stick in font of a shot by Bill Rothstein to deflect the puck past a confused Schultz. Goals by The an Welsh and Pat Ethie the latte coming in the thid peiod tied the game at 3-3 but Note Dame took the lead on a fine individual effot by Meedith. The ish co-captain took the puck at the cente line and was met by Wisconsin's ] on Mogan at the blue line. Meedith swung outside of Mogan steaked towad the Badge goal and stuffed a shot undeneath the pads of Schultz. The est of the contest belonged o Note Dame goalie Bob McNamaa who saved 20 shots in the final peiod as the Badges stuggled to get the equalize. ''t was a heckuva hockey game" Smith noted. "We sucked it up and played well. Bobby Mac had an outstanding day and we had excellent balance on all thee lines."

11 . The Obs_eye - Spcits JJ! S-winities sh.i.de; easily beat Bonnies by Michael Otman Spots Wn'te Win one fo McDivitt'' was the theme as an inspied ish swimming team destoyed visiting St. Bonaventue Satuday to close out the home schedule fo the season. The scoe did not tuly eflect the lopsidedness of the meet which the ish swimmes had dedicated to teammate Pat McDivitt "; ho was unable to compet.::. The emotional facto gleamedthough duing the meet-opening 400 medley elay. Afte the backstoke and beaststoke legs of the event the ish tailed by almost thee seconds. Sophomoe Don Casey then lunged into the pool fo the buttefly leg coveed the_ 110-yads in just ove 53 seconds to pull the ish team even with the 100-yad feestyle ematntng. Then sophomoe Mike Shepadson continued his temendous comeback fom offseason busitis suging past St. Bonaventue's Walte Deck to give the ish team seven points and fist place in 3:42.2 less than a second off the _vasity ecod. "We had to beat up on somebody afte what happened last week against Badley'' said Casey Note Dame's buttefly ecod holde. "Badley was the only team that has beaten us convincingly all yea and we wee mad. Besides when you dedicate a meet to SO_Tieone you'e not suppose to lose.- Afte St. Bonaventue's Mike Coppola took the 1000-yad feestyle Note Dame went on to take fist place in each on the next six events to put the meet on ice and impove the season mak to 4-3. Among the six fist place finishes wee a numbe of season-bests fo the ish including junio captain John Kom oa's :48.8 if} the 100-yad feestyle and his :22.2 -in the 50-yad feestyle which eaned him second place behind teammate Thon Kutsch (:22.6) in a disputed judges decision. {cof.tinued fom page 12] veted 14 steals into buckets. Not you typical nail-bite. "Note Dame out-manned us at all positions seveal playes deep" added Biedenbach. "You can't hide any weaknesses against Note Dame. They ae vey sound.'' ish guad John Paxson could not hide any weaknesses eithe -- pobably because he didn't have any. The feshman quateback hit seven of nine fom the floo and all five fom the foul line fo his new collegiate high of 19 points. Paxson also pulled down fou.ebounds dished out seven assists and came up with thee steals -- all cammed into 20 minutes of action. He also ' '. conveted thee diffeent theepoint plays on the evening. '''ve seen John play fo some time now" said Biedenbach of Paxson. " stated to ecuit him when was an assistant at Noth Caolina State. He's a geat playe and is Note Dame's best talent at guad." Phelps was also quite pleased with his feshman blue-chippe and suggested that the back injuy that is still botheing Kelly Tipucka combined with the spain ankle suffeed by jnio big man Gil Salinas may g1ve Paxson even moe playing time tonight vesus Navy and Wednesday against Manhattan-both games at the ACC. " think that with the (injuy) situation we have with ou fowads. we ae going to have Fences extend win steak to 111 KENOSHA Wis. Mike DeCicco's Note Dame fencing team extended its ecod winning steak to 111 matches Satuday with thee victoies at Wisconsin-Pakside. The ish defeated Lawence College 26-1 Ti-State College 24-3 and Pakside The ish ae now 6-0 on the season. Note Dame's women's..team extended its ecod to 4-0 by beating Ti-State College Paxson to move Bill Hanzlik down to a fowad position" said Phelps. ''With the situation that was ceated Paxson went in at guad and did an excellent job. '') ohn does so many things well. He ceates offensive situations and penetates well. think it's impotant that we keep him in the goove.' Tacy ] ackson meanwhile emained in his goove. The ish fowad scoed 18 points while shooting seven-oflo fom the floo. Cente Olando Woolidge who only missed wo of 11. shots led the ish with 20 pomts. 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12 l. Monday Febuay page 12 1 Wisconsin fans located behind Note Dame goalie Dave Lauion have eason to celebate one of the Badges' seven goals yesteday at the A CC. [photo by John Maco] Paxson ND outclass Davidson by Paul Mullaney Assistant Spots Edito Davidson coach Eddie Biedenbach wasn't too happy when he head that Note Dame had lost to LaSalle last Wednesday night. ''Note Dame came out eady to kill us'' offeed Biedenbach afte his Wildcats wee humiliated by the ish Satuday night at the ACC. ''They had to make up fo the loss. and we happened to be next on line... The ish wee simply too much fo thei outclassed guests. They pleased the home fans by scoing the game's fist eight points and late had stings of nine and 14 staight points. t was ove ealy. "Davidson did enough to stay with us fo the fist few minutes but we got those sputs that enabled us to dominate'' said ish coach Digge Phelps. '''m eally happy with the way we played. We shot and ebounded and mixed ou defenses we. '' Note Dame shot 54 pecent fom the field outebounded the Wildcats and con [continued on page 11] ish Badges split as S111ith -wins 200 by Mak Pey Spots Edito What a diffeence a day makes. On Satuday aftenoon the ish eyes wee smiling as the Note Dame hockey team came away with an exciting 4-3 win in the opene if its seies with the Wisconsin Badges. Fo ish coach Lefty Smith it was a day fo ejoicing as he notched his 200th Note Dame victoy and also celebated the bith of his gandson midway though the fist peiod. But on Sunday the Big Red fans did the celebating as Wisconsin ovecame a 4-1 Note Dame lead and scoed two goals late in the thid peiod to leave South Bend with a 7:5 win and a split fo the senes. " gave Wisconsin a lot of cedit fo coming back the way they did" Smtth said about Sunday's contest. "We just didn't have that kille instinct. The Badges could have folded but they didn't." The Badges gained the ealy lead on Sunday as Jon Mogan connected on the powe play. But the ish came back with a vengeance scoing thee goals in the last thee minutes of the fist peiod. Dan Collad stated the Note Dame fluy with 2:10 left tipping in a shot on a fantic scamble in font of the net. Defenseman Jeff Bownschedle gave the ish the lead on a beakaway 47 seconds late nd. then Geg Meedith poked tn fom Mtchalek's ebound with only two seconds left in the peiod. When Meedith notched his second goal on anothe assist fom Michalek ealy in the second stanza it appeaed that the ish wee going to un aay with thei sixth staight VCtoy. "But we stated to let up" Smith noted. "We wee getting moe individualistic stated taking chances we shouldn't have and that buned us. ''When you get somebody down you squeeze them. We didn't." The Badges esponded with fou staight goals of thei own including two by Chuck Duoche and Ron Giffin's tip-in with ish goalie Dave auion complete!>: out of position gave Wtsconstn a 5-4 lead going into the final peiod. [continued on page 10] DiSabato Fishe takes fists by Bzll Maquad Spots Wite CLEVELAND-- Note Dame's Dave DiSabato and Mak Fishe t was the best of times fo Lefty ' was the best of times it was the wost of ttmes... ' suggest fou don't tell Chales Dickens that his imnota illustation of the state of Fance hefon: the evolution was eve used to descibe the state of the Note Dame hockey pogam bdoe "the e-allocation." Of money. that is. U now. it s no secet that the Ayatollahs of the ish athletic depatment ae cying "Boke" at eve tun. Of couse they won't let anyone allually..hakt' thei piggy bank. but it seems thee i.. going to be a athe hefty cut-back on "l)('ndin(?.. and the spot umoed to be in fo the most patnful "belt-tightening" is hockey. No mlje scholaships-at least fo one yea. \nd dc..pllf' tht' official dibble one can almost hea the ;q death knell inging fom the spies of Saued Han Chuch. Obviously the whole tl11ng has caused much ange fustation and ('\Til a few tea!-> unde the noth dome of the ;\( :c But all of that was fogotten on Sautday when lw lmh faced off against ach-ival Wisconsin. \o ont wao.;_ counting thei pennies o scanning 1 hc' o..;te to playes sue to tansfe. No on " u uda\. l omplete with its sell-out cowd and 5 'let on. even the skeptics paused to enjoy!jot kn the way it can be played at Note Dame. :\nd quite fittingly the day belonged to Lefty Sm11l1. lhe coach and founde of the Note Dame hol key team picked up the 200th ish win and..t gandchild of his caee all in the couse of.m aftenoon. Of couse much fuss was made; a... ign was hoisted and a plaque pesented all to hono this man who has had little to smile about tn ecent weeks. The applause fo Lefty was thudeous and eveyone had a ciga. 't seems like these things always happen to ou family in bunches'' he sighed afte being told the new mothe (his daughte) and his gandson wee both doing fine. it was a pleasant moment and no one wanted to ask him about Fank LaGotta Spots Wite gave things; about scholaships and sellouts and how the lack of eithe could affect his team. No one wanted to spoil his day. "f we keep winning think it could help the pogam" commented senio captain Geg Meedith- someone who always knows that to say and when it should be said. '' think we poved today that we have championshipcalibe team but whethe o not that will affect any decisions emains to be seen... " can't ead thei minds." "t was geat playing in font of a packed house'' pomted out Jeff Pey a sophomoe who may soon be foced to decide whethe o not he wants to stick aound and play fo a team sentenced to slow death by stavation. '''ll stay" he says with conviction. " like this school and the people 've met hee. Besides made a commitment to Coach Smith and the hockey pogam and 'm not going to tun my back on that." Ah... a lesson in loyalty pehaps fom student to teache. Unfotunately 'm afaid this is all a moot point. Like the song eminds the wishful thinke-"whateve will be will be... " Anyway most of us have been aound Note Dame long enough to ealize what we think about the whole thing pobably won't matte at all.. But fo Lefty Smith Satuday was the best of ttnes. Congatulations Lefty fo all you've accomplished. t's just too bad that the people who want to take it away fom you couldn't see it. captued individual National Catholic westling championships at John Caoll Univesity yesteday. The ish finished thid as a team with two fist-place winnes thee thids and a fouth. Maquette captued the team championship with 75-and-onequate points nudging second-place John Caoll which had 70-and-theequates. Note Dame posted 58-and-one-quate _eoints. Senio captain DtSabato at 134 pounds thilled the homestate cowd with some of his most decisive westling eve. The Columbus Ohio native notched two peliminay-ound falls (at 1: 50 and 2: 50) and a supeio 22-4 semifinal decision befoe posting a 16-8 win ove Caoll's Joe Watson in the Sunday evening finals. The top-seeded fee-style upped hts season ledge to a spakling 21-1 while pushing his caee win total to six shy of the centuy mak. He was named most valuable westle of the tounament as he won his second National Catholic cown in a ow. and the thid in his fou-yea caee. "The way he westled today no one would have known that [continued on page 10] n'sh guad john Paxson calmly sinks one of hz's 19 points in Satuday's win ove Davidson [photo by Rick Dohn'ng]