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1 , '. U. W. Paricipaion-page 3 VOL XV, NO. 24 h: imkp:nd:n sud:n n:wspap:r s:rving nor: Jam: and sain mary's WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1982 " :::;...,.,... '::4. j ~ -._/"" -,.., French forces are reinforced in Wes Beiru on he French roopcarrier, "FOCH." Hovering overhead is a French helicoper ha ferried in rucks and annoured personnel carriers. ( AP Phoo) 'Fla-rae' ax? Expecing Americans Overhaul of ax sysem proposed WASHNGTON (AP)- Members of he Senae Finance Commiee and he Reagan adminisraion agreed yeserday ha he income ax sysem is ripe for a op-oboom overhaul, bu cauioned ha many proposed reforms would boos axes for mos Americans. "The presen ax code has los all credibiliy," said Sen. Charles Grassley, R-owa. Added Sen. Lloyd Bensen, D- Texas, "There is a growing feeling of unfairness in he ax sysem." _ The complains were regisered a_-; he commiee began hearings on a dozen variaions of a "fla-rae" ax - a proposal ha in is pure form would wipe ou all deducions and ax everybody a he same rae, regardess of earnings. A fla ax, said John E. Chapoon. he assisan secreary of he reasury for ax policy, would mean a ax cu of S40 billion for hose making 550,000 a year and a ax increa.'ie of he same amoun for hose making less. One fla-rae plan would allow a $6,000 sandard deducion per couple plus a S2,000 exempion per dependen and ax he remainder of income a 20 percen. People earnin S5,000 o $10,000 would pay abou 13 percen more; he $20,000-o S30,000 group would pay 18.5 percen more. and hose making S 100,000 o $200,000 a year would ge a 29 percen ax cu. Sen. Russell B. Long, D-La., described he fla ax anoher way. "f you're rich you'll love i; if you're no - look ou. sraeli roops evacuaed Beiru "Every ime you ry o simplify he ax sysem by increasing somebody's ax, ha person ends o lose ineres in ax simplificaion a ha momen," added Long. Presiden Reagan and some op advisers have expressed an ineres in moving o a fla ax, and here have been predicions ha he budge he submis o Congress in January will call for such a radical change. Bu Chapoon said no such movemen is expeced in he forseeable fuure. However, Chapoon echoed he assessmen of several senaors ha Americans are fed up wih wha hey consider o be inequiies and complexiies of he sysem. Even wih he average 23 percen, across-he-board cu in ax raes ha Congress passed las year, Chapoon said, "wha coninues o upse he man in he sree is his convicion ha his neighbor who is jus as welloff pays 'less ax han he does. Furhermore, he is concerned ha he fellow in he big house on he hill pays sill less han eiher he or his neighbor is paying." As Chapoon, he adminisraion's chief exper on ax policy, was esifying before he Finance Commiee, he governmen's chief ax collecor was on he oher side of he Capiol, promising a crackdown on upper-income Americans who ry o escape heir share of ax hrough abusive shelers. Roscoe Egger, commissioner of he nernal Revenue Service, old he House Ways and Means oversigh subcommiee ha while in he pas, many ax shelers sreched he law, "much of wha is being markeed oday is no a ax sheler a all. bu ourigh fraud." See TAXES, page 5 Chairpersons speak Edior's Noe: The following is an inerview wih Nore Dame Unied Way Co-Chainnen john Bardsley and Tom Bogen. They me recenly wih Observer Senior Saff Reporer Kahleen Doyle o discuss his week's Unied Way campaign. Bardsley/Bogen Q: Wha are he goals and plans for his year's Unied Way drive? A: (Bardsley) The goal is 100 percen paricipaion from all he oncampus sudens. We are also collecing from off-campus sudens his year, and alhough we don' have a goal pu on ha, we are fairly opimisic. Our sraegy is basically o have a represenaive in each Beiru, Lebanon( AP) sraeli roops and armor evacuaed Beiru's harbor yeserday and prepared o leave he airpor afer resolving a dispue wih he Unied Saes ha cleared he way for landing,200 Marine peacekeepers. The sraeli governmen, meanwhile, approved a fullscale judicial inquiry ino he massacre of Palesinians in wes Beiru, and he PLO's chief of saff, Brig. Saad Saye, was repored ambushed and killed in easern Lebanon. "We are expecing he Americans in he nex 48 hours. We old hem hey could land a he airpor, if he Lebanese governmen agreed i was OK wih us." said L. CoL Yaacov Perez, depuy spokesman a he sraeli miiary headquarers in Baabda, five miles eas of Beiru. Diplomaic sources in Beiru said he sraelis had insised on keeping an air raffic conroller a he airpor even when he Marines arrived. By KELL FLNT Bu U.S. diplomaic sources in Tel Execuive News Edior Aviv said he dispue was resolved and ha he American coningen in Weak afer 23 days of "oal fasing," Farm Labor Organizing Com he mulinaional force probably would he able o deploy in Beiru miee (FLOC) Presiden Baldemar oday as scheduled. Velasquez will be replaced by a sraeli auhoriies were no board member of he Naional Farm available o confirm he resoluion Worker Minisry for a lecure of he dispue, hough he Tel Aviv onigh a he Memorial Librai:y command said sraeli roops would Audiorium.,leave wes Beiru oday as promised. Olgha Sierra Sandman will discuss srael radio repored ha US. Ambassador Morris Draper me wih "The Sruggle of Migran Farmworkers in he Midwes" a 8 Maj. Gen. Amir Drori, head oflsrael's norhern command, for alks on he p.m. airpor dispue. Sandman is a longime supporer of FLOC, and was insrumenal in he The Unied Saes insised ha s- Unied Farm Worker's Midwes boyco of leuce and grapes. Velasquez is fasing a his home i n Toledo. He describes his experience as symbolic of he sacrifices involved in he farm worker sruggle. A fas-breaking ceremony will ake place omorrow in Toledo. raeli roops leave wes Beiru before around he Sabra and Chailla he Marines landed in he Lebanese refugee camps o help he newly capial, and he Marines' scheduled reconsruced Lebanese army wih arrival here las Sunday was pu off securiy and o preven he recurrence of he Sep massacre of cnil srael announced is readiness o leave. hundreds of men, women and Abou 00 sraeli soldiers, alons children in he camps. wih personnel carriers jeeps and n Jerusalem, Prime Miniser rucks, rolled ou of he Beiru harbor Menachem Begin's governmen area yeserday morning. The deparure of he sraelis lef French, alian and Lebanese forces in conrol of he por for he firs ime since sraeli forces invaded wes Beiru on Sep. 15, one day afer decided o se up a full-scale judicial inquiry ino srael's conduc during he massacre a Sabra and Chailla. Cabine Secreary Dan Meridor saidhe governmen was giving he invesigaing commiee a free hand he assassinaion of hen o probe any quesion relaed o he Presiden-elec Bashir Gemayel French pararooopers and alian infanrmen ook up posmns in and killings in he camps and o call any winess, including minisers and generals, o esify under oah. Fasing FLOC Presiden oo weak o speak Friends of Velasquez say he appears "very weak" now, and encouraged him o end he fas. When FLOC members began heir srike in 1978, hey argeed omao fields conraced o Campbell and Libby. FLOC Naional Boyco Coor- dinaor Marha Mcferran claims farmers are no direcly responsible for he living and working condiions of migran farm workers. "The farmers are agens for he canneries," Mcfarren said. "Farmers don' direcly negoiae a conrac wih CampbelL hey carry ou he orders of a 'ake i or leave i' ype of deal. "Alhough Campbell does no employ migran farm workers, is policies direcly affec hem. FLOC wans a direc relaionship wih he cannery." A basic issue FLOC pursues is o be recognized o discuss he farm workers' problems wih Campbell direcly. "The cannery refuses o negoiae issues wih FLOC," she said. Mcferran said he lecure onigh should give people an idea on wha's happening wih FLOC afer five years. "We will make people aware of a referendum ha is coming up nex semeser... and ask for help," she said. The referendum will deermine' wheher o coninue a boyco of Campbell and Libby's producs a Nore Dame. Unied Way carripaign pafzned dorm and ha represenaive will organize he secion leaders as Unied Way represenaives who collec door o door. The money will hen be given back o he hall represenaive and we'll pick i up from hem. Tha's he basic breakdown of he drive. 'Q: Why have you decided o have he secion leaders become more invol,ed by campaigning door o door? A: (Bardsley) This may make people feel pressured because someone is knocking on heir door. Bu we feel ha in a week's ime for a drive his. is probably he bes way we can hink of o hi everybody. When say "hi" people, mean o le hem know ha here is a drive; o give hem a chance o give. hink mos people are generous enough o give if hey know here is a drive and i is convenien for hem o give. We're rying o offer convenience. So if people feel pressured in ha respec, we apologize, bu we don' mean i o be a pressure acic. We jus mean i o be for he sake of convenience. Q: Do you expec he amoun donaed o exceed las year's oal? f so, by how much? A: (Bogen) Las year we raised roughly S8,600 or 74 percen. There are more people here on campus his year and hink his year if we make i really visual ha he drive is going on, make people aware of i, we'll ge increased paricipaion and should be able o reach S 10,000. We've go over 6,000 sudens on campus so if we hi 75 percen of he sudens, 4,500 sudens, hen we will raise S9,000. And we hope o do beer han ha. Q: How did you arrive a he S2 per suden suggesed conribuion? A: (Bogen) The drive was firs organized as i is now back in A ha ime he conribuion was SLOO. A couple of years before ha See Q &. A, page 6

2 ~-~----~- NewsBrieb By The Observer and The Associaed Press Abou $10 million in federal financing graned by he U.S. Deparmen of Housing and Urban Developmen will help make consrucion of a new alcohol fuels plan possible in ndiana, Sen. Richard Lugar, Rind., announced Tuesday. Lugar said he plan will be consruced in Souh Bend by he New Energy Co., which has $156 million in privae financing. The federal package provides S9,963,000 o New Energy and is expeced o produce' 450 permanen, new jobs in he Souh Bend area. "The plan will also provide a new and lucraive marke for ndiana farmers for he sale of an esimaed 20 million bushels of corn a year o make 52 million gallons of alcoho~" Lugar said. Ground-breaking for he new plan was expeced wihi 1 n he nee hree weeks. - AP A federal judge dismissed indicmens Tuesday agains hree defendans in an inernaional compuer spying case afer governnmen prosecuors refused o urn over documens sough by defense aorneys. U.S. Disric Judge Rober Aguilar dismissed federal indicmens agains Raymond ). Cade, Barry Saffaie and Tabassom Ayazi, who had been accused of receiving compuer secres allegedly solen from nernaional Business Machines. The case involves an alleged cor.spiracy by Hiachi Ld. and Misubishi Elecric Corp. o seal compuer rade secres. Assisan U.S. Aorney Gregory Ward said he governmen would appeal he dismissal. Federal indicmens were issued in July agains 21 people- including nine in Japan - and he wo gian Japanese elecronic compar..ies, Hiachi and Misubishi, on charges of conspiring o seal BM secres. Aguilar's order came on he heels of effors by Hiachi lawyers o pry informaion from BM o show ha heir cliens are innocen in he secres conspiracy case. - AP ndiana auhoriies changed heir mi~ds oday abou a rip o Texas o inerview Coral Eugene Was, who has admied slaying 13 women in Texas and Michigan. Lafayee Police Deecive James Wihers was hoping Was migh be able o shed ligh on wo 1977 murders in ndiana and planned o inerview him in Texas. Bu he officer said Was was apparenly no in he Hoosier sae a he ime of he 1977 murders. Wihers said he deahs of Linda Sue Ferry, 30, of Dayon, nd., and Krisy Kozik, 19, a Purdue Universiy suden, remain unsolved. Was, 28, has been ransferred o he Texas Deparmen of Correcions diagnosic uni in Hunsville, auhoriies said. He was senenced earlier his monh o 60 years in prison afer pleading guily o a charge of burglary wih inen o commi murder. He admied, however, killing 13 women in Houson, Ausin, Galveson and Michigan, officials said. Was was given immuniy from murder charges under erms of a plea bargai. -AP n he Sovie Union, source of mos of he world's caviar, he once abundan delicacy has all bu vanished from sores. is available only o ouriss, he naion's elie and people able o pay exorbian black marke prices. 's a fur cry from he 1950s, when caviar was so pleniful and cheap ha Sovies ae i for breakfas. Now, good connecions or Wesern currency are essenial for geing he prized appeizer - eggs of he Caspian Sea surgeon. Officials say he cach is good and only 3 percen is expored. Wesern prices have quadrupled in en years and one French imporer esimaes he Sovies expor 15 imes wha hey claim hey 4o. "We haven' had any naural caviar for a long, long ime," said an employee of Moscow's bigges fish sore, Okean (Ocean), las week. One sore someimes sells arificial cavi ar, made from curdled mil and oher addiives and resembles he iny black fish eggs. Bu for genuine caviar, mos Sovies mus urn o he black marke. The official sae price is he equivalen of S32 for a 1.1 pound in, bu black markeeers may charge S90 or more for he same amoun. - AP A huning acciden ha nearly cos a een-ager his righ hand apparenly hasn' discouraged him from he spor - and he'll use a humb ha used o be a oe o hold he gun. "'ve go a new shogun and 've sho a couple imes since," said Mark Rhode~, 1? " am going o ry again for a deer his year." Rhodes los ~s n~l humb Nov. 15 when his shogun discharged on a deer hunung rp. His hand was severely damaged, requiring six operaions o repair. During he mos recen surgery on Aug. 26, he second oe on Mark's righ foo was ransplaned o his hand, said Dr. Ronald Clark. Clark, he surgeon, said ha wih he new humb, Rhodes will have feeling and he abiliy o wrie. Bu he will need furher surgery o repair he res of his hand Clark esimaed abou 200 oe-hand ransplans have been done in he Unied Saes since he procedure was developed in AP A federal judge dismissed indicmens Tuesday agains hree defendans in an inernaional compuer spying case afer governnmen prosecuors refused o urn over documens sough by defense aorneys. U.S. Disric Judge Rober Aguilar dismissed federal indicmens agains Raymond]. Cade, Barry Saffaie and Tabassom Ayazi, who had been accused of receiving compuer secres allegedly solen from nernaional Business Machines. The case involves an alleged conspiracy by Hiachi Ld. and Misubishi Elecric Corp. o seal compuer rade secres. Assisan U.S. Aorney Gregory Ward said he governmen would appeal he dismissal. Federal indicmens were issued in July agains 21 people- including nine in Japan - and he wo gian Japanese elecronic companies, Hiachi and Misubishi, on charges of conspiring o seal BM secres. Aguilar's order came on he heels of effors by Hiachi lawyers o pry informaion from BM o show ha heir cliens are innocen in he secres conspiracy case. -AP Parly cloudy oday,bu becoming sunny by afernoon. Lows in he upper 50s; high of 81. Coninued mild omorrow wih a 50 percen chance of rain. Showers or hundersorms ex. peced. - (AP) Wednesday, Sepember 29, page 2 Unied We Sand Design Edior... Kay Holland Layou Saff... Cash, Maria. Allen Typeseers... Bruce Oakley A Novas News Edior... Vic 'The Barking Slug" Sciulli Copy Edior... Maureen O'Toole Feaures Layou... Joe Musumeci Spors Layou... Skip Desjardin Ad Design... Paul Sloa ND Day Edior... Cindy Coldiron SMC Day Edior... Greg Swiercz Pboograpber... Jill Origer Gues Appearances... More of Maura 'Le Lapin' The Observer!USPS ) S published Monday hrough Fnday and on horne fooball Saurdays excep dunng exam and vaca1on penods The Observer S published by he sudens of Nore Dame and Sam Mary s Colege Subscnp1ons may be purchased for $25 per year($ 5 per semeser) by wn1ng The Observer P 0 Box 0 Nore Dame. lnd1ana The Observer S a member of The Associaed Press All reproducion nghs are reserved Second class posage pa1d a Nore Dame lnd1ana This week secion leaders all over he Nore Dame campus will be knocking on doors and asking sudens o donae 52 o he annual Unied Way drive. 'f you're like he average suden of pas years, you'll hand over your wo bucks wihou giving i a second hough. Or, maybe if you're in a rebellious mood, you'll muer somehing abou "no change" and close he door. Some sudens refuse o give o he Unied Way campaign because hey say hey resen he pressure imposed on hem o donae. The fac ha he drive is run on a very personal, one-on-one soliciaion basis, wih secion leaders direcly approaching individuals seems o make some sudens feel hreaened. These sudens' refusal o conribue o Unied Way is based on he way hey perceive he drive as handled a Nore Dame. They feel ha if hey donae, hey will be giving because hey are obliged o, and no because hey are acing ou of a rue sense of chariy. Juniors John Bardsley and Tom Bogen, co-chairmen of his year's Unied Way campaign saff a Nore Dame say he campus drive is no designed in such a personal manner o induce "guil" conribuions. is simply he resul of several years of inense organizaion of he campaign. "We don' run i his way for pressure. 's for convenience. f (sudens) don' wan o give, we respec heir opinion... We hink here are ohers ou here who believe i is worhwhile," said Bardsley. 7 4 percen of he sudens paricipaed las year. Bu hose sudens who refuse o give because hey feel pressured should examine more closely he objecive of he Unied Way program. Nore Dame raised $8,600 during las year's drive. All conribuions are disribued o he 34 member organizaions wihin S. Joseph Counry. These agencies and services include he American Red Cross, he Menal Healh Associaion, he Salvaion Army, he Alcoholism Council and many more. The mos redeeming aspec of Unied Way is ha i acs as a blanke organizaion, making i unnecessary for he agencies involved o spend much ime and funds on donaion drives. n his manner, he agencies can concenrae on heir primary role of helping he communiy. The fac ha he S. Joseph Couny Unied Way managed o raise $2.8 million for hese agencies las year is admirable. Bu perhaps he fac ha he money was raised enirely by voluneers is even more significan. There sill are people in he world willing o help ohers wihou hough of moneary reward. A conroversy ha seems o arise each year in he minds of sudens is wheher Unied Way funds finance pro-aborion organizaions. The following is an excerp of a leer wrien by Joseph A. Greci, execuive direcor of he S. Joseph Couny Unied Way, ill response o he aborion quesion: Each Unied Way s locally organized and conrolled by he ciizens of he communiy i serves. Each makes is oum decisions concerning wha agencies o suppor. The Unied Way of S. joseph Couny does no include Planned Parenhood nor does i include agencies ha have aborion or aborion relaed aciviies. Bardsley commened on he aborion issue, saying "Any money given in his drive will no go o fund aborions... People would have problems wih ha and righ y so." n recen years he Sain Mary's Suden Governmen has voed no o suppor Unied Way, for reasons alledgedly relaing o he aborion issue. This year, however, his sand was reversed afer he faculy approached Suden Governmen and asked for heir suppor of Unied Way. Suden Body Presiden Kahleen Murphy says Suden Governmen plans o se up a Unied Way commiee ha can be used year o year o promoe fundraisers. Preliminary plans for he campaign will be discussed a Sunday's Suden Governmen meeing. Murphy says ha she doesn' wan o se up a compeiion beween dorms, in he manner in which he NO program is organized. "We don' wan people o feel obligaed o give - we wan people o wan o give," she said. Alhough i's oo lae for his year's drive, Nore Dame and Sain Mary's should make plans o unie heir campaigns nex year. has aken NO approximaely seven years o reach is presen level of organizaion. would probably ake Sain Mary's jus as long o reach a comparable level. Cooperaion beween he wo schools would enhance he early effors of he Sain Mary's paricipaion and hus achieve beer resuls han if he campaigns remain separae. Brogen sees he conribuion drive as an educaional experience similar o requess ha will be made of us when we ener he working world. When we graduae and go ou ino he "real world," such requess will be numerous. will be up o us o examine hem and deermine which are worhwhile. As for he Unied Way drive his week, he ulimae decision o conribue can only be made by he individual. Bu in he long run, he acual value of a conribuion would far ouweigh any well-meaning plans o cleanse he sysem by refusing o donae. Thursday, Sepember 30 4:20pm 1040'ShaughnessyHall NFORMATON MEETNG ROTARY FOUNDATON SCHOLARSHP

3 The Observer Wednesday, Sepember 29, page 3 FaherDavidTyson. By AMY STEPHAN News Saff Nore Dame fuure discussed Should Nore Dame require a compuer course? Should here be a universiy language requiremen? According o Faher David Tyson, execuive assisan o Faher Hesburgh, hese and oher quesions should be answered by a review of Nore Dame's Curriculum. /n his alk las nigh on "The Fuure of Nore Dame," Tyson suggesed ha here should be a review of Nore Dame's curriculum, especially he General Educaion Componen. According o Tyson, boh sociey and sudens have changed since he curriculum was las reviewed in he lae 1960's. Tyson saed ha boh he disribuion and he conen of he General Educaion Componen should be 'Kellogg nsiue By SONYA STNSON Sen or Saff Reporer Helen Kellogg nsiue for nernaional Sudies has brough several scholars o Nore Dame from Lain American counries o each courses and aid research in ha area. The insiue was founded las Dec. 1 wih he appoinmen of is Direcor, Fr. Ernes Barell. The research will focus on he needs of Third World people, especially he poor, Barell said. One of he insiue's concerns is human righs and "he paricipaion of lowincome people who regimes," he coninued. The insiue is funded by an endowmen gif from Helen Kellogg, who had expressed o friends a Nore Dame an ineres in inernaional sudies. n deciding how o use he Kellogg endowmen, he universiy narrowed is focus o Lain America for several reasons,. Firs, he concern for Lain America's poor is an appropriae one for a Caholic universiy, Barell saed. He also sressed he common Chrisian heriage of he Unied Saes and Lain America and he influence of issues in ha area on American life. Barell emphasized ha research will be only par ofhe insiue's efffors. "We are no jus a lile academic ivory ower," he said. He and ohers in he insiue are reviewed. A Univerisy Curriculum Commiee may be organized o sudy possible improvemens in Nore Dame's curriculum. n addiion o discussion of curriculum review, Tyson addressed such opics as he mission of Nore Dame in he fuure, financial aspecs ofhe universiy, and undergraduae enrollmen, in his lecure o he academic commission of Zahm Hall. Tyson saed ha financial aid could be a prioriy in he near fuure. n he pas, Nore Dame has relied heavily on federal funds for financial aid, bu he federal aid siuaion has become very uncerain under he Reagan adminisraion. Tyson said ha he adminisraion is no insensiive o he financial needs of he sudens, bu he building of a financial aid endowmen requires ime. Undergraduae enrollmen will no be increase<l in he near fuure, according o Tyson. This is primarily due o housing limiaions. This ceiling on undergraduae admission is one reason why Nore Dame has no adoped open access admission. Anoher reason why quoas will probably remain on women's admission is he close relaionship of Nore Dame wih Sain Mary's College. According o Tyson, Nore Dame's commimen o free inquiry and fideliy o he Roman Caholic Church are crucial elemens in he school's characer, bu hese prioriies are consanly being ariculaed and inerpreed in differen ways. One fuure challenge for Nore Dame will lie in is mission as boh a Caholic and an academic insiuion. Laino scholars o come o ND working o provide sudens wih more opporuniies o develop a social as well as academic awareness of Lain American concerns. For example, Fr. Claude Pomereau, assisan o he direcor for educaional programs, is developing.an undergraduae program in Mexico for nex year. The new program proposes o be differen from he ordinary year abroad, according o Barell. "We hope ha i will bring sudens ino closer conac wih he problems of developing counries," he explained. Boh undergraduae and graduae sudens will be able o ake courses offered by he visiing faculy and oher professors in several deparmens. Beiru massacre peiion drive ends By JOHN BURCHETT News Saff The "Say No o he Massacre" peiion drive, which calls for an independen inernaional commission o invesigae he recen massacre of Palesinians in wo Beiru refugee camps, concluded las week wih a oal of2814 signaures colleced. The peiion, which conveys suden ourage over he massacre in which 600 people were killed, urges he American governmen o coninue is effors o solve he Palesinian problem hrough negoiaions wih all concerned paries. "Overall, we considered he paricipaion on campus o be very good, alhough here were a few people who had no even heard of he massacre," said Samir Sayegh, organizer of he peiion drive on campus. "We hope, ha by sending he peiions o he Whie House, we can communicae our concern over he siuaion in Lebanon and possibly, in he long run, have some impac upon he governmen's policies in he Middle Eas." The peiion drive, which was sponsored by he Arab suden or ganizaion was inended o raise su den awareness of recen evens in Lebanon and he pligh of he Palesinians in Beiru. "We are more of a social organizaion han a poliical organizaion," said Sayegh, "bu we are also rying o encourage he awareness of Arab civilizaion and he problems he Arab world now faces among boh he Arab and non-arab sudens a Nore Dame." UNTED WrAV a N D p. Rev. Fred Pfoenhauer pasor of Hillop Luheran Church and Mary Theis of he Counseling and Career Developmen Cener a Sain Mary's were gues speakers las evening for he "Men, Women, and Sexualiy" seminar held in Carroll Hall. (Phoo by fill Origer) The Thomas More Sociey of Nore Dame presens Socialism An Qverview by Dr. Gerhar Niemeyer Sepember 29 8:15 m SO'Shag Cha _. ", a r 1c1pa 1on r 1982 RATO S NO. OF STUDENTS CONTRBUTNG $2.00or MORE DVDED BY TOTAL NO. OF STUDENTS MORRSSEY PANGBORN 0 0 DO 0 0 ~ DED 90 ~DOOfa

4 - - ~-- -~---~... The Observer Wednesday, Sepember 29, page 4 Work coninues ouside as well as inside he old WNDU building is convered o he Cener for Socal Concerns. (Phoo by jill Origer) Suden aciviies HPC Meeing discusses proposals ByDAVDF. TRACY News Saff The Hall Presidens Council, "he mos represenaive body on campus," according o chairman Mike McAuliffe, me las nigh and discussed among oher opics he esablishmen of an allocaions commiee for he suden aciviies fund. According o McAuliffe, ickes for his Saurday's Michigan Sae game are sill available. A oal of 800 ickes were made available, 400 more han were originally ex peced. Bob Yonchak's proposal regarding hall secion paries will be reviewed nex week. Todd Hooper, Chairman of he Suden Alumni Relaions Group, is looking for wo or hree upperclassmen from each hall o increase he group's membership because of he amoun of work done in conjunc ion wih alumni. An allocaions commiee was se up for he suden aciviies fund. The commiee is responsible for disribuing he $16,600 available o he halls for social aciviies, repairs, and hall funcions. The commiee asked ha each hall keep _is budge o $750. was brough o he Council's aenion ha Sain Joseph Hospial needs blood desperaely. They paricularily need ypes B and 0-. A campus blood drive will hopefully be sared some ime nex week. McAuliffe reminded he council ha Waler Cronkie will be presid ing over a discussion on "Science and Our Naional Life, Universiy, ndusry, and Governmen" 10:00 a.m. Saurday in he Annenberg audiorium in he Snie Museum of Ar. A Nore Dame-Sain Mary's women's picnic was proposed for Ocober 10. /The Council expressed a desire o promoe compeiion for he Sowder Award, given monhly o he hall wih he hree mos spiried and creaive evens of ha monh. was proposed ha he Observer phoograph he hall presiden receiving he award. The Hall Social Alernaives Commiee proposed ha an award also be given o he hall wih he mos spiried and creaive non-alcoholic even of he monh. Dillon Hall Presiden, Jim Caalino, jokingly proposed an alernaive commiee o he Hall Social Alernaives Commiee. Wallace sough black voe in primary runoff MONTGOMERY, ALA. (AP) - Former Gov. George C. Wallace, baling hard for he black voes he once scorned, pu his sormy poliical career on he line yeserday in a Democraic primary runoff agains L. Gov. George McMillan. McMillan, a 38-year-old moderae who drew he of such black leaders as Corea Sco King and he Rev. Jesse Jackson, prediced an upse vicory over Wallace as clear skies and mild emperaures inspired a medium-o-heavy urn-ou. Wallace, now 63 and confined o a wheelchair since he was sho in an assassinaion aemp 10 years ago, already has been governor a record hree imes. Bu recaning his segregaionis sands of old, he resurfaced afer a four-year layoff from poliics, saying he now represens "he average man and woman, black and whie." Yeserday's Democraic primary runoff also feaured Supreme Cour Jusice Oscar Adams' bid o become he firs black eleced o saewide office in Alabama. Adams, who was appoined o he cour o fill a vacancy in 1980, was opposed by former Public Service Commissioner Jim Zeigler. The winner mees Republican Tom Hayden in November. Wallace, who proclaimed "segregaion forever" in his inaugural and sen roopers afer black voing righs marchers wo years laer, compeed wih McMillan for black voes his ime. During he firs primary, Wallace drew black voes in heavy numbers, leading in every predominanly black couny. McMillan, however, carried mos black urban precincs and, for he runoff, had he help of major black leaders such a.qackson and Mrs. King, he widow of Marin Luher KingJr. They urged blacks o rejec Wallace, depicing him as a former race-mongerer who inspired violence during he 1960s. Wallace, however, counered wih he endorsemen ofe.d. Nixon, an 82-year-old black man who is known as he pariarch of he civil righs movemen in Mongomery. A almos every urn, Wallace said his chief goal was o find jobs "for black and whie ciizens of Alabama." During he Sep. 7 primary, Wallace led wih 42 percen of he voe, while McMillan drew 29 percen o gain he runoff spo. Residens of California can regiser Sudens from California who would like o regiser o voe his November have unil Monday, Ocober 4, o complee he regisraion process. Forms are available from Tom Gruscinski in 307 Cavanaugh Hall ( 1483 ). n addiion, any regisered voers seeking absenee ballos for he California elecion also need o see Gruscinski for informaion on he absenee ballo process.

5 The Observer Ras esed Possible cure for alcoholics? WEST LAFAYETTE, ND. (AP) - The same chemical which makes alcoholic lab ras shun liquor could work as a cure for alcoholism in humans, a Purdue Universiy pharmacology professor said yeserday. Joseph Zabik ~aid a high concenraions of seroeonin, common in human and animal issue, could creae an aversion o alcohol in ras over several generaions of lab animals. "We've found ha if we make enough seroonin available o he nervous sysem, an animal which has craved alcohol will no even ouch i," Zabik said. Because ras biological machinery is much like humans', Zabik said seroonin may be able o be used o help human alcoholics. To curb ras' appeie for liquor, Zabik gave hem fluoxeine, a chemical ha indirecly increases he amoun of seroonin available o he neural recepors, he nerve endings ha receive and ransmi simuli. Earlier sudies end o suppor he relaionship of increased seroonin o decreased alcohol inake by ras, he said. "We used a differen chemical - one ha was convered o seroonin... Taxes coninued from page 1 The RS is examining 28,OOO ax reurns ha appear o involve abusive shelers - generally hose ha promise lile more han a huge ax break. During he pas monhs, he agency compleed audis of 6, 772 such reurns and found wha i conends is an S824.3 million ax underpaymen - an average of more han S,OOO per reurn. n his esimony o he Finance Commiee, Chapoon said, some disconen wih he presen ax sysem is raceable o he erroneous noion ha all he ax breaks go o he poor and he rich wih nohing for he big middle-income class. Some of he bigges ax breaks, such as hose associaed wih home ownership and employer-paid benefis, are widely used by middle-income Americans, he noed. Sen. Bob Dole, R-Kan., chairman of he panel said, " am convinced members of his commiee are... doing our bes o simplify and bring abou fairness." One mehod of doing ha, he added, would be o coninue wih he policies conained in las year's ax cu and his year's ax increase: cuing raes while axing more income by eliminaing or reducing various deducions. 7, 9:15, 11:30 Engineering Aud. ONLY $1.00 afer i was adminisered - bu in eiher case we go he same effec by puing more seroonin o work: reduced alcohol inake by he ras," Zabiksaid. Zabik noes ha he and his associaes found ha, like people, some ras like alcohol more han oher ras do. n Zabik's experimens, each animal has a choice of alcohol in differen concenraions, or waer. The ras are sared on low concenraions of alcohol, and if hey drink ha, are sessively higher concenraions unil each levels off a a concenraion a which alcohol makes up o a leas half of he animal's oal daily liquid consumpion. "Obviously, from he firs ime hey ase (alcohol), i's doing somehing for hem ha reinforces heir desire for more," he said. "'s a very posiive hing for hem, because hey're no under any sress, any pressure... No one is coercing hese ras o drink, jus as no one coerces humans o drink. There's a freedom of choice." Bu even if he ras have nohing o drink bu alcohol, remarks Zabik, heir consumpion markedly decreases when hey're given fluoxeine, a compound discovered by Eli Ully and Co., he ndianapolis drug firm. He adds ha he drug-induced aversion o alcohol ends o wear off in a day or so, and mus be periodically adminisered orally or by injecion. Zabik said he seroonin reamen would differ from oher reamens for alcoholism. "The only oher esablished chemical approach is use of Anabuse, or disulfiram, and wih ha a person is presened wih a siuaion where if he drinks alcohol under he influence of he drug he's hreaened wih becoming violenly ill," Zabik said. "So An ab use serves as a cruch - i suppors he alcoholic's absinence hrough fear, bu i never akes away he desire per se." Treamen wih fluoxeine seems o produce no physiological reacion oher han o radically reduce he inake of alcohol Zabik. Zabik said a carefully designed long-erm clinical evaluaion is needed o deermine wheher human alcoholics could be successfully reaed by his mehod. He said he drug is being exensively esed. Faher David Tyson spoke abou "The Fuure of Nore Dame" las evening in Zahm Hall. Topics discussed included he prioriy of financial aid and he need for an acedemic review commiee. See corresponding sory on his page. (Phoo by jill Origer) W orld-reknowned Speaker Designer o Appear On Sepember 30, rving M. Fried, he world-reknowned speaker designer, will appear a Audio Specialiss, 401 N. Michigan, Souh Bend, N o presen wo exaordinary new speaker designs. Come and hear he G/2, he firs ~rfeced hree-way loudspeaker, complee wih series crossover nework. We promise ha you will find every oher hree-way speaker disjoined and dull afer hearing he G/2. Audio Specialiss is also proud o presen he area premiere of he Bea, he Fried sound in a mini-monior size a less han $250 a pair. Remember, ha's Audio Specialiss, 401 N. Michigan, Souh Bend, N lon Seoember 30 a 3:00 and 7:00 UNTED WAY STUDENT CAMPAGN ~OLLECTONS N ALL DORMS BY SECTON LEADERS STUDENT FAR SHARE S2 'Nore Dame is a caring place" Wednesday, Sepember 29, p~ge 5 Par l-aicohol Aiude Tes f you srongly agree wih he following saemens,... wrie n 1... agree, bu no!irongly... wrie n 2... neiher agree nor disagree... wrie n 3... disagree, hu no srongly... wrle in 4... srongly disagree... wrie n ~ Se 1 1. f a person concenraes hard enough, he or she can overcome any effec ha drinking may have upon driving. 2. f you drive home from a pary lae a nigh when mos roads are desered, here s no much danger n driving afer drinking. 3. 's all rjgh for a person who has been drink lng o drive, as long as he or she shows no signs of being drunk. 4. f you're going o have an acciden, you'll have one anyhow, regardless of drinking. 5. A drink or wo helps people driv1: beer because i relaxes hem. 1 Se 2 Adli scores f ried o sop someone from driving afer drinking, he person would probably hink was buing in where shouldn'. 7. Even if waned o, would probably no be able o sop someone from driving afer drinking. 8. f people wan o kill hemselves, ha's heir business. 9. wouldn' like someone o ry o sop me from driving afer drinking. 10. Usually, if you ry o help someone else ou of a dangerous siuaion, you risk geing yourself ino one. Add scores 6-10 Scoring: Se 1: poins, realisic in avoiding drinking/driving siuaions. 5-6 poins, end o make up excuses o combine drinking and driving. 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6 ~ ~----- ~-~ ~ -~---- -~--~ The Observer Wednesday, Sepember29, page 6 l. Richard Riley holds alof a sign saing he decision by nernaional Harveser o keep open heir ruck manufacuring plan in Springfield, Ohio. Riley, laid off from he plan, sood ouside he faciliy Monday afer he company announced is plans. (AP Phoo) SEE!BE RSH R MCHl GAR, GO BERTZ FROM $16.99 A DAY These Economy Fares are Touring Raes, subjec o cbanae wihou noice and non-discounable. There are no minimum day and advance mer'vaion requi!'"!mens, bu resricions on when and where cars mus be reurned. Gas is no included. Call Herz for deails. ~ : : The Juggler : : Now Acceping : : undergraduae works of : Poery : Ficion : Prose Criicism e Phoography e Graphics : for consideraion for publicaion : : All works should be submied o he : : Juggler mailbox 'Shag : Deadline: Ocober 1 : Held 38 hours GEORGE WEST, TEXAS (AP)- A kidnapped firefigher escaped from he runk of his moving car yeserday afer being held for 38 hours by a man who allegedly buried anoher kidnap vicim underground for four days. Coby Garland Hamilon, he 27- year-old firefigher, was hungry bu unharmed. Sae, federal and local officers immediaely began searching he mesquie-choked Souh Texas rangeland for his alleged abducor, idenified as Ronald Floyd Whie. Auhoriies said Hamilon, who also worked as a newspaper carrier, escaped a abou 3 a.m. as his car was being owed near George Wes, a own 200 miles souhwes of Houson. Mongomery Couny sheriff's spokesman Ed defores quoed Hamilon as saying he was delivering he Houson Chronicle a around 2 a.m. Sunday when he was confroned by a man wih a gun ouside a grocery sore in New Caney, a Houson suburb. The man, who Hamilon idenified as Whie, forced him o drive aimlessly, passing hrough several Man escapes kidnap aemp small owns, before saring down U.S. 59 oward Mexico, defores said. Officials said he abducor pu Hamilon ino he small runk of his Ford Escor a abou 4 p.m. Monday and hen abandoned he car beside a highway hree miles ouside George Wes. The firefigher old officials he kep quie when he wrecker hooked up o his car because he hough his abducor had reurned. Whie is named on a warran from coninued from page 1 he suggesed conribuion was basically jus whaever you waned o give. Then saring in 1978 or he following year, hey sared miking i a fair share conribuion because when he faculy give, hey are giving a percenage of heir income. They waned o make i correlae o ha by giving a se amoun. Faculy members, people who work in unions, and oher employees usually Meeing for all feaure wriers, new and old, Sunday, Ocober 3, a 1 pm in he Observer office. Meeing is very imporan, so much o ha a posiion as a wrier is coningen upon i ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ llbse:ver_ phoographers There will be a mandaory general meeing onigh, Sep. 29, : a 6:30pm in he Observer office. : Joe Raymond of he Souh Bend Tribune will be he gues speaker.! j There will be an imporan meeing for all juniors ineresed in working on ]unjor PaR Jls ~ k 00 Thursday,_ Sep. 30 7:00pm Lile Theare, LaForune Mongomery Couny in he Sep. 21 abducion of Michael! Baucom, 21, of Sana Fe, Texas. Baucom was buried alive for four days while his kidnappers ried o arrange a 575,000 ransom from his faher, who owns an elecric conrol panel manufacuring business. He was rescued Sunday, suffering from dehydraion and insec bies. Police made hree arress in he Baucom kidnapping and pu ou a warran for he 38-year- old Whie, who once worked for Baucom's faher. Q&A give one percen of heir income. The suggesed conribuion was jus Sl, bu i was raised o S2 las year because of inflaion. (Bardsley) We'd like o sress ha any amoun is welcome - less or more. We'd welcome any conribuion a all. Q: s he disribuion of Unied Way funds on a local or naional level? A: (Bogen) All he money from he Unied Way drive here goes o S. Joseph Couny. There are 34 agencies. We've given each hall represenaive a packe which liss how he money was disribued las year. The hall represenaive is o make ha lis available for anybody who wans o see i. Hopefully, hey'll pos i in he main lobby or somewhere comparable for everybody o see how he money was allocaed. Q: Wha are some of he organizaions ha received funds las year? A: (Bogen) Logan Cener, American Red Cross, Big Brohers, Big Sisers. (Bardsley) Jus as a saisic, 25.2 percen of all funds las year wen o Family and Child Care services. Tha was approximaely S71 0,000 ha was allocaed o hese services las year. And 'd jus like o say ha wih Reaganomics and everybody complaining abou he cuing of social services and governmen funding, his gives people a chance o make up for he cubacks by donaing o make up ha difference. Q: Are you able o sipulae where Nore Dame Unied Way funds will go? A: (Bogen) We don' have exac conrol. The money we ge goes o he whole campus-wide Nore Dame drive. We jus run he suden drive and he money we ge from he suden drive goes o he personnel deparmen. They ake care of he whole drive a he Universiy. The money goes o S. Joseph Couny. Q: n pas years, Sain Mary's has no paricipaed in he Unied Way campaign because funds were allegedly allocaed o aborion faciliies, paricularly Planned Parenhood. Will funds raised a Nore Dame go o organizaions of his ype? A: (Bogen) No money a all goes o aborions. The money goes o 34 agencies and Planned Parenhood is no one of hem. We've had a leer from he execuive direcor of S. Joseph Couny Unied Way ha saes ha no money goes o aborions in S. Joseph Couny. Now maybe here's a Unied Way in Chicago ha does allocae i in ha direcion. (Bardsley) Bu he money we raise is used in his cerain area. Q: How much does he Universiy drive conribue o he S. joseph Couny campaign? A: (Bogen) know ha i's no all ha much because here are corporaions like Bendix here. (Bardsley) The Universiy conribues abou S 142,000, which is nol overwhelming. Bu i is a subsanial par neverhele~s.

7 ~ Ediorials Wednesday, Sepember 29, page 7' Why professors have a bad name On many occasions have sumbled across ha ime-worn headline, "Why Johnny Can' Read." believe his quesion ineviably begs anoher, "Why Can' Prof Teach?" Ye, here is a spliner of he faculy whole ha leaves us wih he bad ase in our mouhs when we examine academics a Nore Dame. They are no necessarily he professors who are difficul, or who grade our work lower Rober lloyd Snyder Mid-week han we would like. These are he professors who seem genuinely irriaed by sudens who raise difficul quesions, who refuse o see sudens asking for addiional insrucion ouside of class, and who ponificae over P.O. BoxQ heir classes wih he pompousiy ofcaligula's horse. The horror sories ha Nore Dame faculy members have commied is formidable. One professor consanly smelled so rank ha a nauseous suden escaped from class o hrow up. Anoher insrucor slurred one ofhe mos amiable sudens on campus as a "lazy Spic." Sill anoher, a he end of a segmen of maerial for he course, solicied correcions in his insrucion of maerial, saing, " may be wrong on some of.he maerial, bu his is no my field of experise." A professor who assigned my class a raher weighy novel as a "major porion of your grade" fell so far behind on his syllabus ha he failed o even discuss he book in class, much less even es upon i. A philosophy professor dismissed an ineresed suden as "grandsanding" when he suden asked a quesion concerning relevan maerial which he professor was in- Sereoypes and boxes explicably unfamiliar wih. And he piece de resisance, he professor who wen o bed wih one of his sudens and laer refused o acknowledge he suden for he remainder of he semeser. ndeed, he large majoriy of he professors a Nore Dame are highly compeen professional who consisanly perform excellen work day afer day. A number of professors go ou of heir way o be hdpful o sudens - immediaely coming o mind are Professors Edward Goerner and Michael Francis in he governmen deparmen, Professors John Mahias and Lynn Theismeyer in he English deparmen, Professor Doug Kinsey in he ar deparmen, and Professor McCabe in he psychology deparmen. Rich Huner in he business college, a former Senior Fellow, is famous for his willingness o assis sudens, wheher hey acually are in his classes or no. am sure here are a hundred more names which easily could be added o his lis. Ye, he excellence ofhese professors does no excuse he callous behavior oward sudens by some of he faculy. would be easy o aack he enure sysem, bu really don' undersand he sysem, oher han o see ha i has failed. Alienaion of a suden plays absoluely no par in educaion - especially a Nore Dame, where he school emphasizes "he need o help ohers," and where he professors are paid reasonably well by sudens who mus ofen sruugle o mee he coss of Nore Dame. The faculy (and adminisraion?) should remember ha he universiy exiss for he sudens, and no o suppor he world of acadamia. The sooner ha hese unconcerned professors realize his fac, hen perhaps he sooner his problem will be lessened. Dear Edior, As a novice Domer, have read wih ineres abou he "feud" beween he ND and SMC women. Mindful of he radiion ha freshman are o be seen and no heard, have invoked a higher decree: Freshman Don' Lisen To Wha They're Told Anyway. Sereoypes are almos never complimenary, and he wo given for he women ofhe ND communiy are no excepion. canno sand by he saemen ha hey are conrived. As a maer of course, sereoypes are developed by observaion of characerisics hough o be unique o a paricular group of people, i.e. all SMC women are preps. Someone, somewhere made he decisions ha would ypecas he wo groups. Who knows, i migh have happened over a few beers a a fooball game. This is o blame he ND men for he sereoypes. "The almighy Domer male" is a myh. For example, as am shor and slender and only mildly ahleic am sereoyped as a wimp and a bookworm which makes me paricularly undesireahle o: surprise! he female communiy. Come on girls, you sereoype jus as much as he guys do. Unforunaely, he negaive women's sereoypes are more enduring. As for a soluion, offer no grea nugges of wisdom( remember, 'm a freshman). was old when go here o be myself. Maybe ha's he bes advice. Don' allow yourself o be sereoyped, girls. There is absoluely no reason why ND and SMC women can' ge along. Are you fighing for somehing you believe in or somehing ha was declared under he influence of a Miller' Sure, we could have a mud wresle beween he S. Mary's Maulers and he Domer Dominaors or maybe a Perrier chugging cones and a beauy pagean. Uh-huh. Go o your corners girls, and don' come ou unil you're ready o junk his feud. Guys, le's help hem. They're equal members of our communiy and if i isn' done i won' be much of a communiy anyway. Peer Pranica Fisher Hall Dear edior? is wih grea disress ha read furher han he firs paragraph in Mike Monk's "nside Thursday"column (9/23/82). really hough ha Mr. Monk would be able o ge ou of he "lile labeled box" he so aply described. Alas i was no o be. Since Mr. Monk seems o need labels o work wih (he uses hem so ofen himself), consider myself a liberal - indeed, hose who end o do labeling have called me a "bleeding hear." Ye, don' see all hose who fail o regiser for he draf as heroes, or decaden daisy pickers, eiher. No only has Mr. Monk succeeded in boxing up himself, bu ohers as well. And ha's no he only box he creaes. Graned, regisering wih he Selecive Service is no slavery or oppression. is wha regisraion can lead o ha concerns Mr. Sasway. The Armed Forces can cerainly be oppressive o hose who have personal and/or religious convicions agains comba - especially considering how hard i is for hose who have hose convicions o qualify for conscienious objecor saus. More boxes, Mr. Monk - some people do legiimaely find oppression in he Armed Forces. And unemploymen' Wha happens o he previously unemployed when heir "hich" is up? Are here any jobs in he privae secor for ank drivers or cruise missile crews? Now, my faher received his elecrical engineering raining in he Army and i served him well. do no deny ha he Armed Forces can provide very good vocaional raining. Bu more boxes, Mr. Monk - such simplisic ideas don' always lead o a fairy-ale public policy achievemen. "... o kill or no o kill..." Mr. Monk makes a sep ou of his box( es) here by commening on CO's, and would agree wih his saemens (see above). Bu again, wha can regisraion lead o? Even if you don' ge an M-16 when you're drafed, you are paricipaing in an organizaion which akes he lives of ohers as a major funcion. You suppor, in your aciviies on behalf of ha organizaion, ha funcion, even if only acily. Mr. Monk ook his forward sep direcly no anoher box - and don' do LSD (only pizzas) nor am supid. have my doubs abou he heological concep of a "jus war," bu also recognize my obligaions o he sae as a member of i. On such a basis, wish Mr. Monk would pu me, and he ohers whom he indiscriminaely boxes up, in a caron wihou sides. Why don' you join us, sir? The answers aren' as easy o find, bu a leas you can hear wihou all ha shouing. jerry Meyer Cavanaugh Hall he_.obseryer== =--_ Th O!Jferr-er 1 ~n mdcpcndcn ncw~rarcr puhl"hed hy he,rudens of he lln\l'[\y of No name du l.jc.nj Sarn M.u~--- College. does r.o 11':CS\.rlly rdled he rolrcic,[he Jdmnl~rJiO!J of Chcr l!ls!!uoil. Th news " rcror cd J~.H(UrJelv J.S ohil'l.li\t\" J\ j'o~\oie. hhorals rer,re~en he OpnOn of J ma,orry of he l.drorl.ll Board. (o.nmcn.lr("\, ormions and leers arc he \"CWS of!cr auhor\. ( olumn Sf'.lcc '',1\.ll.lhk o J.ll members of he ornrnuny, and he f rre expre-;son of varylllg opm10ns on lampu>, hrough Leers, > enwunged. P.O.Box Q, Nore Dame,N -+6SS6 (ll9) l.w-s.~05 ' ~--_ Ediorial Board Edior-in-Chief.... Michael Monk Managing Edior... Ryan Ver Berkmoes Execuive News Edior... Kelli Flin SMC Execuive Edior... Margare Fosmoe Spors Edior... Chris Needles Ediorials Edior... Paul McGinn Feaures Edior... Tari Brown Phoo Edior... Rachel Bloun _. i i --- -~----. Deparmen Managers Business Manager... Tony Aielh Conroller... Eric Schul: Adverising Manager... Chris Owe Producion Manager... Maura Murph: Circulaion Manager... Ray ngli Sysems Manager... Bruce Oakle: Founded November 3, 1966

8 ~~S H 0 W C ~~~ iisiiiieiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiwiiiediinesiidaiiy, Siiiepiiiemiiibiiier ii29,iii19iii82iiiiipaiiiiigeiiii8 1 Tai Bown feaures uumn is... a change of season A-lierally. is he urning of he leaves from he cool placid green of spring and summer o he fiery red and orange of he fires o be li during he frosy chill of winer. is he in-beween ime ofvear when he circling chill of he ~uumn breeze fills ou a woman's gahered skir and rides over her parially covered sandaled fee signalling he need for closed-oed shoes and ighly ailored corduroy or wool garmens. is he ime of ransiion from baskeball games wih shirless players vying for he swea-sreaked ball o pick-up fooball games where grass and mud-sained sweasuis become he fashion and he pigskin begins o acquire a crused ouer garmen of is own. Auumn is change. Auumn is somehing else - somehing inheren o he Nore Dame communiy. is memories. Halfime a he Nore Dame Purdue game Saurday was exemplary of he imporance of memories o he campus. We recalled he days of glory, he 977 Naional Championship. We rejoiced in he memory of"how swee i was," o borrow a Jackie Gleason cliche. Somehow i would have been less appropriae o recognize and remember in any oher season of he year besides auumn. Why? Because deep in he recesses of our "Go, rish hears we hope and pray ha his season will he he ime of ransiion from losing o winning; ha we will once again rejoice in he momen of glory and naional recogniion as we did five years ago. Memories pull us hrough periods of ransiion. Memories of vicory on he gridiron pull us hrough hose quarers of play when he defense seems o be falering and our sudden defea appears imminen. Memories of he warmh of spring and summer allow us o olerae, some even o enjoy, he fros of winer's snowy playground. During he shor ime of he year we call auumn, we are afforded he privilege of waching he ransiion while we wai. Whereas each fooball game shows us he progress being made oward he ulimae goal of a naional championship, each auumnal day offers signs of ransiion. Naure is mos exemplary. Wih each day we observe he gradual fall of sleep upon he many saely rees ha surround he lakes, buildings and pahways of campus. Rich lively greens lose heir pigmen and become he reds, oranges and yellows ha signify auumn's sleepy presence. The lakes become resless, rippling from he force of he auumnal breezes. Even he ducks, by heir growing silence, remind us ha i is ime o res. n seeming reacion o he response of naure o auumn's arrival, he people of he Nore Dame communiy ake on he appearance of res. The quads ha were once filled wih he boiserous sounds of frishec-lyers assume a quie, quie ha is hroken only occasionally hy some souls ha venure ou o play on he cold, half-frozen mud, ofen ignoring he cold emperaures in favor of a more suiahle preense of warmh. We feel he change of emperaure. We hear he impending silence. We wach. And in he meanime... n he meanime, we wai. And rememher. The semeser hegins o require ha we pay more acue aenion o our reading assignmen - mid-erm exams are only a few weeks away. Accidenally we discover ha here is a seven o en page paper on Plao due on Friday in addiion o he wo hundred and fify pages of reading. The hall sudy lounges become he second homes of some of he dorm's residens. The resless silence oflae Augus when many a joke could be oleraed in a supposedly quie sudy area is replaced by he erse hushes of serious academians. Auumn is here, signalling a ime for res. Like he couple in Twas he Nigh Before Chrismas, we have all begun o sele down for a long winer's nap. Heavy-weave sweaers, lannellined jackes, wool slacks and skirs are pulled from he hoom of sashed away Nore Dame boxes. We awai wih dismay he slushy, icy jacke ha will envelope he campus in he coming winer monhs. Bu in he furhes recesses of our minds. we visualize l hcach scene ha awais us during spring break. Each day couns oward he nex when he sun will be a lile warmer and he wind less rampan. Fuure days occupy our few hu ever-presen wandering houghs. Spring will come; we know ha. Ofen when he emperaure has jus dipped below a olerable chill we curse he ensuing cold. Bu here is sill hope in he warmh o come. The warmh of he sun will reurn once again o invie us o play in is presence and glory again in our memories of he go,1d imes. Togeher we wai. Sudens, faculy and saff all suffer hrough broken-down heaing sysems, raging winds and ho coffee dregs. Things ha we normally do collecively, (sudying, eaing, praying) we seem o do wih a more inense, unified vigor. There is somehing imporan abou waiing ogeher. Nore Dame in auumn is abou remembering and waiing for he new memories o occur. is hope for he fuure while we wai in he presen.

9 - ---~--~--.-, The Observer Feaures Secion Wednesday, Sepember 29, page 9 M Synhesizing he fuue usic, like manv oher fields of enerainmen, is succepible o rends which can run heir course, or change he field permanenly. One such rend in oday's music definiely has he poenial o cause permanen change. and for ha reason i canno be ignored. The rend in quesion is he synhesizer's increasing commercial accepance in popular music and is use by a growing number of new bands. s imporance is derived from hose observaions and oher facs inc! uding is relaive ease of operaion and is abiliy o do anyhing musically. These menioned Pa Beaudine music reasons have caused is remendous influence on England's rock scene and is noiceable impac on America's airwaves in he form of such groups as The Human League, Sof Cell. and many oher bands.jeffbeck and Pee Townshend have even gone o he exen o remark ha he synhesizer will evenually phase ou he guiar. This possibiliy is hard o accep no only because i was said by wo guiar heroes, bu also because once guiars disappear, so will he innovaive and macho guiaris. The chance of his occurence is nonexisen, however. One reason ha synhesizer will no replace he guiar is became of is lack of any visual impac a concers, or on video. Since he synhesizer can produce bass. lead, and rhyhmic riffs ha usually were played by guiars, here are no guiariss on sage o prance around and aun he audience by playing near he crowd. :\!any people go o a concer o see a complee show and a large par of ha producion is he guiaris's anics. n conras, he musician playing he synhesizer is sranded and can no generae any exciemen while siing on his bench. He is isolaed from his audience because he can no play near he crowd and can no move while he plays. This is one reason ha many piano players receive lile aenion and a small share of he spoligh. Because of his loss of visual impac concer halls will no sell ou and record sales will suffer. A alened, guiar dominaed band, however, has more o offer, since people will always pay o see a Keih Richard. Angus Young, or Rick Springfield because hey do somehing, wheher i be prancing around, or jus plain looking prey. ~ hoped you enjoyed las week's quiz. really have been wriing his for over wo years, and hope you have had as much fun wih i as have had. Tim Neely rock rivia This week begin he hird vear of he quiz wih an all-new opic. :\ore deails below. Bu firs... here are he answers o las week's anniversary quiz, on he origins of group names:. San Francisco band ook is name from a sick joke abou a blues singer -Jefferson Airplane (couresy of Blind Lemon jefferson) 2. Took is name from he irs names of Messrs. Anderson and Council - Pink Floyd 3. Named afer Wes Coas uiliy - Pacific Gas and Elecric 4. From Ausralian aborigine erm for a very cold evening - Three Dog Anoher reason ha he guiar will remain is because music's naure is very cycle orienaed. Boh folk rock and disco, for example, mainained exreme populariy for a relaively shor ime unil heir cycle ran is full course. Boh of hese genres sill have influence on music, bu surely have no produced vas permanen changes. The synhesizer is currenly a cycle of populariy ha will undoubedly increase as he insrumen is explored and developed, bu will ail off and no be able o mainain a raing's clip high enough o replace he guiar. f i did reain all is populariy and he guiar was acually replaced, hen every band would play synhesized music and every lis- ener would buy synhesized music. This insance of an exreme change is highly improbable and ridiculous o even consider. Tha exreme change is improbable also because here will always be a group of romanics, nosalgia buffs, and guiar fans ha enjoy ha insrumen's sound for one reason or anoher. The romanics will always idolize he sud guiaris and his ideals, he nosalgia buffs will worship he guiar's sound because i was a par of heir youh, and basic guiar fans eiher like he way i looks, plays, or sounds because of aesheics. These people will always remain and he guiar will be perpeuaed in hem, even if populariy oally shifs o he synhesizer. The synhesizer is also very incongruous wi h he ideals of rock. Good rock and roll has always been sponaneous, exciing, imeless, and even somewha rebellious. "My Generaion", by The Who is a perfec example of a grea song because he whole band's inerracion is sponaneous, and because he song sill excies and inspires audiences seveneen years afer is release. People may argue ha Sof Cell's "Tained Love" is exciing, bu no radio saion will sill be playing ha song five years from now. because i has no hallmarks of a imeless classic like "My Generaion" or "Saisfacion" by he Rolling Sones. The synhesizer definiely will no have he impac o replace he guiar or engender oher exreme change, bu is poenial can no be ignored. Thus far, only The Human League and Sof Cell have made significan commercial breakhroughs. bu he fuure carries opporuniy. Tha opporuniy would be fully seized if he new syn commercial appeal while being froned by a charismaic, dominan leader like Mickjagger or Jim Morrison. Once his happens, hen synhesized music will be esablished and can run is course and reveal is influence on he music field. c c Tivia quiz 50 Nigh 5. Sole is name from anoher group which recorded for Capiol en years before hey did - The Knack 6. From Briish (now also American) slang for "homosexual" -Queen 7. None of he original band members more han five fee, nine inches all - Small Faces (hey dropped he "small" when a much aller Rod Sewar joined he band in he early 19...,0s) H. From he nickname of a grea jazz saxophonis - The Yard birds (afer Charlie Parker) 9. Name from he lead singer's girlfriend's beauy magazine - Loverboy (afer seeing he words Cover Girl) 10. From words Winson Churchill never said - Blood, Swea, and Tears (wha he acually said was "blood, oil, ears, and swea") This week, as menioned earlier, have an original idea, no one have used before. These are/were abbreviaions in he world of popular music. Wha do he leers sand for' You don' need o explain heir significance; jus ell me heir lieral meaning. Some have given a brief explanaion; he res, feel, need none.. MCA 2. ABBA ~. XYZ (circa 1981) 4. BMl 5.EM 6. B.T. Express (wha does he 'B.T.' mean?) 7. BANG (he record label; 'll be you didn' know i acually sands for somehing. ) 8. The M G 's (of Booker T. and he... fame) 9. MPL 10. L.T.D. Trivia will no appear nex Wednesday, bu in Friday's paper wih he special secion on The Who, as Mr. Neely will be providing a quiz on ha group in celebraion of heir new album and final concer our. -. PETE TOWNSHEND Poey in vinyl '[)ec Townshend and The Who have been inseparably conneced r for so long ha i is difficul o consider he work of one wihou alluding o he influence of he oher; he group has always had Townshend for a guiding force, and he has always drawn heavily on he influence of he group o work ou his solo albums. All he Bes Cowboys Have Chinese Eyes is no excepion o he rule; bu whereas Townshend's las album, Empy Glass, seemed a work The Who migh have done ifhey had ime, his newer work, while rife wih songs whose musical syle and one hearkens back o previous group effors, is of iself compleely and exclusively Townshend. Joe musumeci album review Townshend has made a name for himself as a geniu-s of musical arrangemen as well as one of rock's foremos lyriciss; i becomes immediaely obvious ha he laer was his major concern on Eyes. No ha he music is dissappoining - in fac, wo or hree cus belong in he Townshend hall of fame. Bu he lyrics of every song are of such consisenrly high qualiy ha he lyric shee could survive on is own as a work of lieraure. Townshend recognizes his, and raher han singing all he lyrics on he album (and he does his wih his usual skill for rock vocalizing) revers o a sor of jim Morrison/Moody Blues echnique and more or less chans some of he mos resounding passages in analmos eerie voice. would like o quoe from he lyrics, bu find canno do so meaningfully; o do so would require more space han his review permis, for each song is so well consruced as o prohibi aking one or wo lines ou of conex. Townshend, like any good poe, has a marvelous faciliy of rhyme; bu also, he has he common sense o know ha lines need no rhyme o be musically pracical. The songs are all loosely ied ogeher hrough he heme of every man's imporance in he world and he effec his lifesyle has on he degree of ha imporance. n he second cu, "The Sea Refuses No River". an image of life as a flowing river is insigaed, and i reassers iself subly hroughou he lengh of he album. Musically, he album is a cornucopia of sylisic flavors. Towshend akes a few new looks a his direcion as a composer, as well as reexamining some old sounds from previous Who collecions. The aforemenioned "The Sea... "seems a new aack on he melodiously sof approach common o The Who by Numbers; a well-modulaed harmonica in he background of he piece conjures up almos angible images of he ile. One song alludes o is origin in he ile: "Face Dances ", and indeed, i migh have worked beer in he las group album han some maerial ha was included herein. The song begins wih a wonderfully ligh-heared keyboard run ha reminds one of he inro o ha album's "Making records". "Exquisiely Bored" is one of he bes unes on he album, a sor of" Hoel California" from a differen poin of view; he sound is reminiscen of Who Are You wih jus a ouch ofempy Glass hrown in for good measure. is in his cu ha he infamous guiar chords are mos eviden, sill effecive bu played beneah he excellen keyboard work. is here one realizes ha Townshend, renowned as one of he greaes rock guiariss in he indusry, has begun o be much more ineresed in he possibiliies of he keyboard in his composiions. n Empy Glass, he synhesizer found iself a major par of he orchesraion, bu i was in Face Dances ha he piano and keyboard picked up mos of he melodies. n Chinese Eyes his approach has aken full roo, and while he guiar work is sill ineresing and as compeen as one migh expec, i is he keyboard which forms he backbone of his album. Alogeher, wheher one sees i as a new approach from an old maser, a precursor of he new group album, or a maserpiece of rock lyricism, A/ he Bes Cowboys Have Chinese Eyes is one of he mos ineresing and worhwhile albums ofhe year T

10 ...-- ~-~-- --~ ~---~--~--~~-~~ The Observer Wednesday, Sepember 29,1982- page 10 ~ ) ( ANGA Pf[fiR\P URRllD NA (OlAPA 05 GUA -..-:: ore Dame Food Services an LG PrefeidG nc. presen THE CulurQf.experience. T h ouh of he Bode FiesG!!!!! ong Wed., Sep. 29-4:30-6:30- Norh Qnd Souh Dining HQS ~ 0 0 Q l ;,.... Exciing, Truly ffiexlcnn foods ' :: presened for your pleqsu..., ".--~~. J o1n us on1g. hlll

11 -~ ~--~~--- ~-~ ~ ~j)()~s:/j:=:~:~: ~;L:S=============================w=e=dn=e=sd=a=y,=s=ep=~em=b=e=r=29=,=19=8=2===pa=g=e==ll Ry The Ohserrer and The Associaed Press 1 Gerry Faus and Ara Parsegbian have been named o a panel of 124 coaches, wriers and broadcasers who will selec he winner of he 1982 Lombardi Award. The award is presened annually o he college fooball lineman of he year. The Roary Club of Houson will presen he award for he 13h ime on December 9. -Associaed Press Men's Volleyball Club is holding ryous for prospecive members Monday, Oc. 4, in he ACC Fieldhouse. The club is looking for players wih high school or USVBA experience. n addiion, here is a mandaory meeing for allfonner club members on Thursday nigh a 7:30 in Room 15 of Sorin Hall. All former players unable o aend are asked o conac Clark Gibson a The Observer The Nore Dame Golf eam finished hird in he ndiana Sae nercollegiae Championships las weekend. 18 eams from all over he sae compeed. rish players owned hree of he op 10 spos. Frankie Leyes ( ) was sixh, Dave Moorman ( ) was sevenh, and Craig Peers ( ) was enh. Nore Dame's season record now sands a The Observer Cross Counry mees will be held on hree successive Thursdays, beginning Ocober 7. The wo-and-a-half mile races will be run on he golf course. Team or insurance forms mus be urned in o he NVA office before Ocober 7. The races will sar and finish a he second ree, where racers are asked o gaher by 4:15 p.m. he day of each race. - The Observer The Marial Ars Associaion will hold a second organizaional meeing omorrow nigh a 6:30 in Room 219 of The Rock. The insrucors will be presen o field quesions. All ineresed paries, especially beginners, are invied o aend. For more informaion, call The Observer ND'S women's volleyball eam hoss Behel, S. Francis, and Tri-Sae omorrow nigh in he ACC Pq. The rish ake on Behel a 4:30, and face he winner of he S. Francis-Tri-Sae mach a 6 p.m. - The Observer Mike Larkin, rish linebacker, has been named Midwes Defensive Player of he Week by he Associaed Press. The 6-1, 21! pound sophomore had 12 ackles and broke up one pass in Nore Dame's win over Purdue. -Associaed Press See BREFS, page 13 APTopTweny The Top Tweny college fooball eams 1n The Associaed Press poll, w1h firs-place voes 1n parenheses. his season's records and oal poins. Poins based on ec. Nore Dame oponens are ialicized.. Washingon (25) , Pi11(19) , Penn Sae (7) , Florida (1) Alabama(4) Georgia(!) 3-Q-0 So. Mehodis (1) Nebraska UCLA (1) Arkansas Nore Dame 240 Nor1h CarOlina Anzona Sae Wes V~rg1ma 3-Q-0 Texas 2-Q-0 Souhern Cal Miami (Fla.) 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12 r ~~--.---~ ~ The Observer Random houghs Wednesday, Sepember 29, page 12 Fooball a all levels - Harvey Keunn's Milwaukee Brewers crep a lile closer o heir firs divisional ile las nigh, beaing Boson, 9-3. ( AP Phoo) Baseball sandings AMERCAN LEAGUE e.s NATONAL LEAGUE Eas w L Pe. GB w L Pe. Milwaukee x-s. Louis Balimore Ph1ladelph1a Boson Monreal Dero Pmsburgh NewYor.k Chicago Cleveland New York Torono Wes California Kansas Cry Ch1cago Seale Oakland Texas Mmnesoa GB Wes Alana Los Angeles San Franc1sco San D1ego Houson Cincinna Tueaday'a Reaua Torono 3, M1nnesoa 0 Tueaday'a Reauna Torono 4. Minnesoa 3 (2nd) Monreal 5, S. LoUis 4 ( 10) Milwaukee 9. Boson 3 New York 3. Pisburgh 2 (10) Dero1 9. Balimore 6 Philadelphia 3, Chicago 2 New York 6. Cleveland 4 Houson 3. San D1ego 0 Oakland 5. Texas 3 Cinc1nna1 4. Los Angeles 3 Kansas Ciy 5. California 4 Alana 8, San Francisco 3 Chicago 3. Seale 1 r~ A?r~i()lll Residens of NYC 1 : ~~w ~()~ : : ~~f() f]u() : Sign -Ups oni'gh only for Ocober Bus Rrs come Rrs served l FULL PAYMENT DU~JN-UP! er~~~n.cu~fe~'!~~~4~!.d.!l~l -- aenion Yes, sill have my job. My boss is graciously allowing me o coninue wriing - as long as don' sep ou of line again. Thanks Chris. And hanks o everyone who offered me a ew bucks. No crusades his week, folks. jus a few random houghs from my sloppy noebook. Nore Dame's running aack was deal a serious blow Saurday when Greg Bell suffered a sress fracure of his righ fibula. Bell limped off in he second quarer. He reurned o he sadium laer in he game, sporing a cas on his leg. niial repors indicae ha ha he will miss four o six weeks of acion. The junior ailback will be sorely missed for hree reasons. Firs, he is an excellen running back and pass receiver. His lighning speed and overpowering srengh make him a complee player. n wo seasons wih he rish (including his year's Michigan game) he has rushed for nearly 700 yards on 117 carries, averaging almos six yards a carry. Bell is also a pass-receiving hrea, having caugh 13 passes for 148 yards. Second, he rish will miss Bell's kickoff reurning. He averages 28 yards per reurn. One of he few brigh spos of las season's embarrassing loss o Miami (Fla.) was his 98-yard kickoff reurn. Bu.perhaps he rish will miss Bell he mos because of he incenive he gives o saring ailback Phil Carer. Carer and Bell have been dueling for he saring job since las spring. The compeiion, alhough friendly, has been fierce. Boh players have fough hard o be he No. 1 ailback. As a resul, boh have improved over he pas few weeks. By he sar of he season, Carer held he saring job which had been his for he previous wo seasons. was eviden in he firs wo games, however, ha Gerry Faus planned o use boh almos equally. n he Michigan game, for example, Carer carried 14 imes for 58 yards. Bell rushed 20 imes for 95 yards. Wih boh backs playing frequenly, he rish are assured of a consisen running game. Bu wihou Bell, Carer will be forced a play nearly he enire game agains Michigan Sae. Highly oued freshman Alan Pinke will be Carer's back-up. Faus insiss ha Pinke will see some playing ime in relieving Carer, bu admis ha he freshman has no been esed in a game siuaion. An injury o Carer (he's missed five games in he pas wo seasons due o injurks) could be disasrous. So, Mr. Bell, if you're reading his - please heal quickly. Does anyone undersand he new inerhall fooball alignmen? f so, plea~e explain i o me. The divisions have been revamped. Under he new sysem, "based on oal enrans for he season, eams will be divided ino leagues based on living uni undergraduae populaion." (according o an explanaion Sriking NFLA from Dr. Tom Kelly, Direcor of Non-Varsiy Ahle~ According o he new guidelines, here are he divisions: 1 )Parseghian: Dillon, Grace, Flanner, Keenan, Morrissey and Off-Campus; 2)Leahy: Holy Cross, Zahm, Cavanaugh, Alumni, Sanford and Pangborn; 3 )Rockne: Carroll, Fisher, Howard, S. Edward's and Sorin. The winner of each division plus a wild-card eam will qualify for he playoffs. Now since regular-season games are only inradivisional, an odd siuaion arises. Unless hey mee in he playoffs, Alumni will no play Dillon and Keenan will no play Sanford. n oher words, here is a good possibiliy ha he wo fierces inerhall rivalries on campus will no be renewed his year. Of course, if eiher of hese rivalries should be renewed in he playoffs, he game would be even more exciing. Bu his is only a possibiliy. Now he quesion - why? Wha was he maer wih he old Norh Quad-Souh Quad arrangemen? Wha is he purpose of his new alignmen? suspec ha he new sysem was devised o enable he smaller, weaker eams o make he playoffs. Shouldn' he goal of a division alignmen, however, be o have he bes eams in he playoffs, regardless of he size of he dorms? f you can figure i ou, please give me a call. Hurray for he Norhwesern Wildcas! Afer over hree years and 34 losses, hey finally won a fooball game. Their 31-6 drubbing of Norhern llinois ended he longes losing sreak in major-college fooball hisory. During THE STREAK, he Mildcas were ouscored 1, n Saurday's vicory, senior ailback Ricky Edwards, who had neiher sared nor scored in his career, ran for 77 yards and four ouchdowns. n he firs hree games of his season, he enire Norhwesern eam need negaive 44 yards rushing. Edwards was named he Midwes Offensive Player-ofhe-Week by The Associaed Press. (n he pas :H games, of course, many Wildca players have been offensive, bu none have been given his award). magine he grea feeling of relief experienced by he Norhwesern sudens, fans, alumni and adminisraion when Coach Dennis Green and his squad lef he field wih a vicory. And o hink ha some people gave Gerry Faus a ough ime las year... Players announce all-sar games WASHNGTON (AP)- The sriking Naional Fooball League Players Associaion yeserday formally announced plans for a poenial 19- Row Acceping Applicaions for Senior l'ormal Oommi,ees May be picked up Tuesday, Sep. 28 hrough 'lhursday, Sep.O a Larorune or S. Mary's Suden Aciviies game series of all-sar games - bu said i had a sadium lease only for he firs one, here on Oc. 0. Alhough union officials say hey have "locked up" 19 sadiums, hey admi hey have only signed a conrac for he one a RFK sadium. A conrac for he second game, enaively se for Monday nigh, Oc. 11, a Franklin Field in Philadelphia, is expeced o be signed oday. The games will be broadcas naionally by he Turner Broadcasing Sysem and a nework of 73 elevision saions covering more han 60 percen of he naion's homes. The games will be blacked ou for a 35- mile radius unless sold ou. "We regre very much ha he regular NFL season is in jeopardy," T(:d Turner, he Turner Broadcasing Sysem board chairman, said in a prepared saemen. "However, we remain commied o providing fans across he counry wih op-qualiy professional compeiion hrough hese NFLPA all-sar games." The players associaion, which represens he NFL's 1,500 players, wen on srike on Sep. 21 following he breakdown of negoiaions on a new collecive bargaining agreemen wih he league. "We had hoped never o ge o he poin of puing on he games bu due o he breakdown in negoiaions we've had o go ahead wih our plans," said Brig Owens, commissioner of he Players All-Sar Season. "We are no rying o dismanle he Naional Fooball League. We wan o play fooball. We wan o ge hones collecive bargaining. We wan o ge back o he bargaining able," Owens said. Teams will consis of 40 NFL players o be seleced by heir colleagues in balloing sill under way. The all-sar coningens will represen he op players from each of he league's six divisions. We look forward o serving you again V1c & Donna G1anneo OP~N Sundav io 7 p m Mondav hru Thursdav lllo land 4 o 10 friday lllo J ClOSW fr~dav Even1ngs R~OPEN J Hour afer SufSl'l SAUR['A~....A.pplica,ions due 8:00pm friday, Oc. 1 Phone Corner of 13h and Spring. Mishawaka ;{

13 ~-~- _j The Observer Wednesday,Sepember29, page 13 ND eam resuls Fall spors in full ~w-ing i Nor:e Dame's waer polo eam opened is season on a high noe las weekend, downing Purdue, (Observer File Phoo) Coach Digger signs firs..._ - _recrui of he year Digger Phelps has once again beaen he compeiion in he recruiing game. A leas as far as ime is concerned. Phelps received a verbal commimen from a baskeball recrui yeserday, he firs high school senior o announce his inenions. The player is John Bowens, a 6-8 forward from Warren, Pa. Bowens averaged 27.3 poins per game over he hree years of his high school career o hs poin. "We are real happy ha John has decided o aend Nore. Dame," Phelps said. "We hink he's he kind of player and, more imporanly, he kind of person ha will fi in well here." The 220-pound Bowens is currenly 16h on he all-ime Pennsylvania schoolboy scoring lis. Wih 2,208 poins hus far, he could break he 3,000 poin barrier by he end of he season. Tha would place him behind only Tom McMillen of coninued from page Mansfield High, who laer wen on o a grea career a Maryland and in he NBA. Bowens visied Nore Dame las weekend, and_ quickly decided on Nore Dame. He plans o sign a naional leer of inen on Nov. 20. Tha is he firs day he NCAA allows players o commi hemselves o any insiuion. Bowens has pulled down,624 career rebounds in hree years a Warren Area High School - an unofficial Pennsylvania record. He averages over 20 rebounds per game. He also shoos roughly 62 percen from boh he field and he floor. Las year, Phelps go he naion's firs verbal commimen when Jim Dolan.of Thorn's River, N.J. announced his inenion o aend Nore Dame. Dolan was he firs of five players who evenually signed wih he Fighing rish, and enered Nore Dame as freshmen his fail... Briefs The Nore Dame soccer eam downed Loyola of Chicago las nigh, 3-1, in Chicago. Rich Herdigen, Joe Hohl, and Dave Miles scored for he rish. - The Observer WATER POLO - You migh say ha hey blew Purdue righ ou of he waer. Or you migh say ha Purdue was simply ouclassed. Any way you pu i, hough, he Nore Dame waer polo eam was close o perfecion as hey annihilaed he Boilermakers 14-7 Saurday in he eam's season Club Comer ii~iiii~iiiiiiii~~~~~~~~~;;iiii~;iiiiii opener. The rish were led by hree freshmen who combined. o score of he eam's 14 goals. Mike Robers was The B eam played valianly agains Bale Creek's A deadly on offense as he scored six imes agains a side before losing The mach.was acually much porous Purdue defense. Fellow firs-year player Seve closer han he score indicaes as he B squad was able Blaha had hree goals and Sean Farley added wo more. o say in he game agains he much more experienced Grad suden Jim Mills allied wo goals and junior Mike Bale Creek eam unil lae in he mach. Erhard also had one o finish he scoring for he rish. The C eam had he upse of he weekend as hey Nore Dame jumped ou o a quick 4-0 lead a he end suprised Purdue's B eam 0-8. John Tuskey scored on of he firs quarer and increased he lead o 8-1 by wo penaly kicks lae in he game o raise he C side's halfime. Afer each eam scored once in he hird quar- mark o 2-1. er, Purdue was able o make he score respecable wih CROSS COUNTRY - The women's cross counry five goals in he final period agains he rish reserves. eam had a disappoining ournamen in he rain a Eas. Nore Dame was able o play all 19 of he players on he ern Michigan on Saurday as only wo runners broke he eam - a fea rarely seen, especially in season openers. 20-minue mark. Maria Fiore led he rish wih a wih a The eam ravels o Loyola of Chicago his weekend ime of 19:24 and a 16h place finish over he 5000 for an inviaional ournamen. meer course. Teammae Anne Aea covered he course in 19:47 and wound up 26h in he field of more han fory runners. While par of he eam was sloshing hrough he mud in Michigan, he res ofhe women were compeing in a mee a Mancheser College agains hree oher schools. Gina Ochsner paced he rish wih an lihplace finish wih Susan Wan chow coming in 16h and Lorie Keaing following her. The eam will ravel back o Mancheser on Friday for?-!!eigh-eam mee. RUGBY - The rugby eam overcame some earlygame sluggishness o earn a come-from-behind 9 7 vicory over Purdue las Saurday. Afer Purdue had made a four-poin ry o open he scoring, Brian Moynihan scored for he rish o even he coun a 4-4. Nore Dame ook advanage of he Boilermaker's earlier missed exra poin and ook he lead 6-4 on Seve Schneider's successful conversion. Schneider laer added a penaly kick o give he rish a 9-4 edge before Purdue added a hree-poin-kick lae in he mach for he final score. Moynihan had anoher excellen game and Tom "Tex" Fallon played brillianly in crucial siuaions. He coninuously go free for long runs o ge he eam ou rouble. The A eam is now 3-0 on he season and will ravel o Marquee on Saurday for wha will probably be heir oughes lll_ach of he year. SOCCER - The women's B eam dropped is record o 0-2 as hey fell 5-0 o S. Mary's on Sunday. Wih 15 minues lef, he score was sill close a 1-0. Bu S. Mary's was able o pu on a lae-game offensive surge and score four more goals in he closing minues o hand he eam is second loss in as many games. The A eam was idle his week. lq SEMESTER STUDY PROGRAMS N MEX3CO SPONSORED BY THE CENTER FOR SOCAL CONCERNS UNVERSDAD BEROAMERCANA. MEXCO CTY APRNG SEMESTER..l1J'o-,PROGRAM N GLOBAL COMMUNTY, CUERNAVACA SPRNG SEMESTER For informaion conac: MARCA LEMAY 1110 MEMORAL LBRARY NFORMATON NGHT WED., SEPT 29 7pm HAYES-HEALY ~.-an...-hifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihhifhhhhh-hh_h... Hn...,_...,,...,,...,...,...,,_...,,--""'.,.... ' l 1 ~ i The ND-SMC ski eam wm hold an organizaional meeing onigh a 7:30 in he ACC Audiorium. Ener Gae 3 for he meeing. 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14 .. -~-~---~ ' r! r., The Observer Wednesday,Sepember29, page 14 Terry Bradshaw (righ) was one of a number of players puzzled by an NLRB ruling on he NFL players' srike yeserday. ( AP Phoo) Owners unfair Ruling favqrs NFL players WASHNGTON (AP) - A labor law judge yeserday ruled in favor of he Naional Fooball League Players Associaion in is effor o force he NFL o open some of is records o union negoiaors seeking a new conrac. Adminisraive Law Judge Julius Cohn held ha he NFL Managemen Council, he league's bargaining agen, had violaed he Naional Labor Relaions Ac by refusing o furnish he players' union wi.h individual player conracs and he non-moneary provisions of TV and nework radio conracs. The 14-page ruling sems from hree days of hearings ha Cohn held in June, approximaely hree weeks before he players' associaion conrac wih he NFL expired. n ruling ha he league has violaed he law, Cohn hus upheld he player associaion's unfair labor pracice charge and has recommended o he full five-member Naional Labor Relaions Board ha he league be ordered o urn over he documens o he union. The decision by Cohn maybe appealed by managemen o he full NLRB for review and a final decision. The league's 1,500 players sruck he NFL on Sep. 21, claiming he owners' failure o bargain in good faih had forced he srike. "'s only a recommendaion. The board didn' seek an order o urn over he financial arrangemens in he elevision conac ha players sough. Cerainly, ha's he major hing he players were afer," said Jim Miller, a spokesman for he NFL Managemen Council, ' which handles he league's negoiaions wih he union. "These hings are rouinely overruled all he ime. We feel confiden i will be overruled his ime. "This is no such a major hing. The iming seems bad because we are ready o go ino anoher negoiaing session. The players already have examined playe conracs, which hey've been given he righ o see again by he board." Bu Ed Garvey, execuive direcor of he NFLPA, fel i was a significan decision. "We were exremely pleased," Garvey said of he decision. "'s imporan because we are alleging ha his is an unfair labor pracice srike and we hink his is he firs sep in proving his allegaion. 's a nice, clear signal o all he owners ha his is a serious sep oward esablishing his as an unfair labor pracice srike," Garvey said. Garvey noed ha under federal labor law, managemen may no replace employees whose srike have been declared he resul of an unfair labor pracice by heir employers Negoiaions on a new collecive bargaining agreemen are scheduled resume in Washingon, D.C. on omorrow afernoon. To dae, 14 regular season games have been wiped ou by he srike, he firs in-season walkou in he league's hisory. " is well seled ha he duy of an employer o bargain in good faih includes he obligaion o disclose o is employees' collecive bargaining represenaive daa ha are relevan and reasonably necessary o is role as bargaining agen," Cohn said in he 14-page decision. The league's 1,500 players sruck he NFL on Sep. 21, claiming he owners' failure o bargain in good faih had forced he srike. Negoiaions on a new collecive bargaining agreemen are scheduled o resume in Washingon, D.C. omorrow afernoon. To dae, 14 regular season games have been wiped ou by he srike, he firs in-season walkou in he league's hisory. n his decision, Cohn noed ha Ed Garvey, execuive direcor ofhe NFLPA, had wrien Jack Donlan, he owners' chief negoiaor, on May 13, 1981, aking for he informaion on player conracs and pacs he league has wih he commercial elevision neworks. "... is clear ha his informaion wih respec o employees wages is presumpively relevan and herefore specific relevance need no be shown," Cohn said. The judge noed ha he league's principal argumen in wihholding he documens is ha he union had waived is righs o obain copies, SMCBelles shuou Mancheser By MARY-ALCE Spors Wrier O'GRADY THE MLLER BREWNG COMPANY PRESENTS... A muli-image presenaion of he markeing and adverising sraegies ha have caapuled Miller Brewing Company from sevenh place in he beer indusry o second place oday. This eneraining program is free and open o he public. Dae Wednesday Sep. 29 T1me Locaion 7:80pm Bm. 1 Hayes-Healy Or. Presened by The B.D. Markeing Club Milwaukee, Wisconsin The Sain Mary's Tennis Belles have done i again. They had an easy vicory yeserday agains Mancheser College, winning 9-0. The eam swiched he usual roser jus a lile o give all members of he eam a chance o play. Heaher Temofew, a firs singles, defeaed Celena Crume 6-2, 6-1. Chrisen Beck, a second singles, defeaed Wendy Hilligoss 6-1, 6-0. Kim Kaigi, a hird singles, won 6-, 6-3 over Janice Sryker. Allison Pellar, a fourh singles, bea Tracy Price 6-1,6-3. Maureen La Founain, a fifh singles, bea Chrisy Crogan 6-0, 6-7, 6-0. Freshman Karie Casey hung ono a hree-se mach o defea Cindy Pery 2-6, 6-4, 7-5. Coach Killeen was pleased a her fine co meback. The doubles eams were also vicorious. The firs doubles eam of Beck and Pellar defeaed Crume and Hilligross 7-5, 6-3. Temofew and Kaigi, playing second doubles, defeaed Srycker and Price 6-1, 6-3. Diane Schnell and Michelle Spinoza, playing hird doubles in heir firs mach ofhe season, were vicorious over Crogan and Pery 6-1, 7-5. Coach Killeen was pleased wih he girls' playing and is looking forward o he mach oday agains Taylor Universiy in Uplands, ndiana a 5 pm.

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16 , r r, ~!,.:~ J.~.~,f'* ~ ~ 4 i.... Wednesday, Sepember 29, page 16 rish dominae NCAA sa shee 'Connor Spors Wrier _ish lews "*" CARTER ADVANCES - Agains Purdue, ailback Phil Carer carried he ball 27 imes for 155 yards and wo ouchdowns. This performance moved he senior ri-capain ino eighh place on he NO career rushing lis wih 1,904 yards. Vagas Ferguson is he rish leader in his deparmen wih 673 carries for 3472 yards. Carer reurns o he scene of his fines rish performance ever as he eam ravels o Michigan Sae's Sparan Sadium, where wo years ago he carried he ball a record 40 imes for 254 yards. The 40h carry los yardage and dropped Carer below he single game record of 255 yards. On he same play Carer suffered a severe high bruise which limied his acion for over a monh. Mike Larkin harrassed Purdue's Sco Campbell so ofen las Saurday ha he rish linebacker was named Midwes Defensive Pia_yer of he Week by he Associaed Press. (Observer File Phoo) Faus makes offensive changes By KELLY SULLVAN Spors Wrier Afer 1981 defeas a he hands of Michigan and Purdue, Gerry Faus figured o have lile rouble geing his eam ready for is firs wo opponens his season. Bu Nore Dame's coach is making sure no one - including himself - looks pas Michigan Sae Saurday in spie of heir winless record. "Somebody asked me if hough our eam was good enough righ now o bea he res of he eams on our schedule," said Faus, "bu o be hones, couldn'- care less who we've go on he res of our schedule - we've go MSU righ now, ha's all know." "They scare me, hey really do," he admied a yeserday's press conference. "'ve said all along ha hey'd be one ofhe oughes eams on our schedule. know hey're very hungry for a win and we have o be menally and physically ready." As he skimmed he Sparan's roser, he saisics on MSU's kicking game caugh Faus's eye - heir puner, Ralf Mojsiejenko, is aver aging beer han 45 yards a boo, and made good on a 62-yard field goal agains llinois earlier his year. " can' pronounce his name, bu hose saisics are enough for me," laughed Faus. "All have o know is his number." Faus knows a lo abou Michigan Sae because hey remind him of las year's rish - he Sparans have los hree sraigh games ha could have been won wih a break here or here. "They los o 19h-ranked llinois ( ), bu ime ran ou on hem as hey were abou o score. They los o 13h-ranked Ohio Sae ( ), bu he score was ied going ino he fourh quarer. And hey los o 16h-ranked Miami (25-22), who go a ouchdown wih less han 30 seconds o go, and we all know how ough i is o play Miami down here. Michigan Sae is ready o jell, and jus hope hey do i afer we play hem." Defensively, MSU's soundes deparmen is is secondarv - hey've allowed jus hree TO passes in hree games. "Tha s no many when you've played some grea passing eams like hey have," Faus said. Offensively, he Sparans have he poenial o be a grea passing eam, oo. "We all remember he problems heir quarerback (John Leiser) caused Nore Dame wo years ago, and heir receivers are probably he mos alened group we'll face all year." The rish secondary came under some criicism afer allowing Purdue 278 yards in he air las Saurday, bu Faus doesn' feel i was compleely jusified. "Our secondary did a good job agains Purude. Some people don' feel ha way, bu 'd have o disagree. Mos of he passes hey compleed were o backs coming ou of he backfield - and we jus missed ackles. Our problem was in our second line of defense, no our hird." n pracice his week, he rish will work a lo on one-on-one ackling o alleviae ha problem. Bu somehing hey can do nohing abou - he injury siuaion - will cause rouble for a while. Since Greg Bell will miss a leas he nex five weeks, Faus and his saff have moved wo freshmen - Allen Pinke and Leser Flemons - o No. 2 and 3 ailback, respecively. "We may no use Pinke o he exen we used Greg Bell, bu he will definiely breahe Phil Carer," explained Faus. Pinke, a 5-9, 1 70-pounder, is sronger han his vial saisics sugges - he Serling, Va. naive benches 395 pounds, more han any of linemen in his freshman class. "He's a fine prospec," praised Faus, "and he's shown us some grea signs a pracice. Sophomore fullback Mark Brooks will also see duy a ailback, while classmae Chris Smih learns Brooks' posiion. Smih, who leered a running back las fall, requesed a rial a linebacker in he spring. "Chris asked us o move him back on offense las week," Faus explained, "so we're going o pu him a fullback since we lose boh Sweeney and Moriary nex season. Mark will help us ou a ailback for awhile. He already knows he offense, so he'll make he adjusmen prey easily." Senior Mike Shiner is back on he pracice field afer rebounding from arhroscopic knee surgery, bu he wo-year sarer on he offensive line has o earn his spo all over again. "We've go a guy (Mike Kelley) doing a grea job here righ know, and i wouldn' be fair o jus give he job back o Mike," said Faus "f Mike shows us ha he's one of our five bes linemen, we'll pu him back in or we'll make a place for him." Gerry Faus announced changes a he ail buck spo in he wake of Greg Bell's injury a his weeklv press conference yeserday. (Observer File Pho~) CAMPBELL PERFORMS - Purdue's quarerback Sco Campbell has done excepionally well agains Nore Dame. n hree games he junior has compleed S3 of 89 passes for 702 yards and four ouchdowns, despie losing wo of he hree games played. DEFENSE DELVERS - The Nore Dame defense held Purdue o a measly ne oal of 11 yards rushing afer holding Michigan o jus 41 yards on he ground. Tha ranslaes ino a 26-yards-per-game average, and makes he rish No. in he naion in he laes NCAA rushing defense saisics. ND is 14h in oal defense. GETTNG THE TME - Nore Dame's offensive line has been doing a number on is opposiion his season. Quarerback Blair Kiel has been given he ime o look for alernaive receivers and has been compleing his passes a 61 percen efficiencv. The eam has rushed for 566 yards in wo games, wih much ofh~ credi going o he line oflarry Williams, Tom Thayer, Mark Fischer, Randy Ellis and Mike Kelley. Games are won and los in he renches, and his uni is gaining he confidence and he consisency needed o win. AGA~NST THE SPARTANS- The rish have only recenly begun o dommae he Michigan Sae series, which daes back o 1897, by aking 12 of he las 13 ball games, o bring he series record Currenly he rish are on a six-game winning sreak, wih heir las loss o he Sparans in a l 0-3 decision ha marked he firs defea for hen-new coach Dan Devine. Michigan Sae owns a home record agains he rish of 8-; -1, bu Nore Dame has aken he las six coness played in Ea'> Lansing, las losing i!l 1968, STRENGTH OF SCHEDULE - Nore Dame's curren schedule is ranked he hird oughes in he naion by he NCAA. The NCAA raes schedules based on eam records from las season. Only Florida Sae and Uah have more difficul schedules. Michigan Sae's schedule is no easy pah in iself. The Sparans are playing heir fourh game his season agains an AP Top Tweny opponen. They have suffered losses a he hands of llinois, Ohio Sae and Miami coming ino his week's game wih he rish. Fdur NO opponens appear in his week's poll. They are Pi, Penn Sae, Miami and Souhern Cal. SECONDARY WOES- For he hird week he Nore Dame secondary will be severely esed by a good quarerback. Sparan quarerback John Leiser has compleed 40 hrows in 97 aemps his season for 538 yards. His primary receiver has been Ois Gran, who has 14 caches for 268 yu.rds and wo ouchdowns. Leiser hrew for 204 yards agains he rish in 1980, he las ime he wo eams me in Eas Lansing. On ha day, NO escaped wih a vicory, bu he oucome was in doub unil he final gun as 25 poins wen up ono he scoreboard in he final 10 minues of play. Michigan Sae's ground game will also es he rish defense as senior Tony Ellis eners Saurday's game wih 197 yards on 39 carries. Ellis is backed up by sophomore Aaron Robers who has 100 yards on 30 carries despie missing la'i week's game wih sore ribs. GETTNG THE FRST - The Nore Dame offense has been convering on hird down his year a 39 percen efficiencv - as compared o jus 29 percen la-; season. The rish have made 4o firs downs already his sea.,on afer making only 177 in 1 games las fall. BY THE NUMBERS- Nore Dame holds a prominen place in his week's NCAA sas: Larry Moriary is 11h in rushing a 110 yards per game, and ranks 19h in scoring a nine poins per game. Phil Carer is 16h in rushing a 105 yards per game. Tony Huner is h in receiving a 5. 5 recepions per game. Blair Kiel is ied for 20h in puning wih a yard average. Mike Johnson is ied for 16h in field goals wih 1. 5 per game. Nore Dame ranks 7h in rushing offense a 283 yards per game. BRANS AND BRAWN- A Nore Dame 95 percen of he foo hall players obain a degree. The 1977 Naional Championship eam, which held is five-year reunion his pas weekend, wa'> no differen. A leas seven members from ha eam are sill proving ha brains and fooball abiliy are no muually exclusive. Ken MacAfee. and joe Resic are in denal school, and john Leon, Dave Vinson. Ross Chrisensen,JeffCrippin and Larry Hufford are in medical school