~the Pointer
S(RIES VIII, VOL 16
In This Issue:
Student loons
UAB
Vets For Peoce
VW·STtVENS POINT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1972
NO 8
Check And Stankevitz Debate
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Dt>mocrat uacumbt111. Sl'l«rtff Chtd.,
M'dl•fll h1a mu- t.tnn, and ~te"a.l'l Jama
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Week-------------------------"'1
THE POINTER
Interview Of The
David Obey
Friday, October 27,
l'olnter : ll'ha tdo you thlnkthr fat•elthr
lnjunrllon • •en·nl on l'apt"r n~IH• on lllr
llbronoln ltlnr .. m bf' u lonJl u lllr
pr..sruollnR ~tlo rnf'y II a Nl'on ~ppolnlee ~
ut..y : I don't know The t:nvlronmenta l
l'rotl'l'lionAgencyhasnot madeclear"·hal
th ey ha•·e mm ind. l" mi\Glgoingtosay th.at
l le<'~use the guy"$ n H~publican appoinlrt"
thatl!~'s going to do a lollS)" job. r think that
lhl'h eadoft:I'A!ugood, tough.guy. lfh eiJ
gi•·enhisht"ad. hew illdofine. Bullhead
lllonistra!ion draggedifsfeetonthl'resrf\"e
miningfaseupinLakt'SUperior.
t•ollutlonblll"hlcllwu)ulitpu~td onrthe
for th cuu llayofsom~lStlm illiondolla rsror
thi s liKa l }'ear. Themajorspendingundu
that bill does not ta ke plac~ until 1975. 1
~'-5ume that Ni~on has enough ronfidence in
lllsa bllitytomanagetheeconomytobelieve
that we willha•·elnfla tionlitkedbythattime.
Thatbillisthe si nglemosl i mportantbillrh~t
Point~<: \\'loa \ are th~ major dlfltrrnrn
l><'i"l'f'n )OU r Hir and Mr. II 'Konskl~
Ub<-y : I thin k there are t\1-'0 main diflert"ncn bet,.·een me and my oppoMnt. OM
IS"'he re ,.·eshouldputourlum·oney . We
dls;~gret"d,lorifl!llance.onthesileoflhe
delensrbudgeL.he's voledfGrhlghtr dde1151.'
hudgetsthan r h,·e 1\"e'n•disagreedontbe
" 'ar . ht• has opposN almost f'\"ef)" major end
lht """' :tmendm~nt that ,.-e've had'" the
congressin thelouryears l',·ebefllthere
ll~ "s upposed ~~ le,ut len of them. l "•·e sup·
poned a ll but ,,..., _ He ~oted for the SST. 1
•·otedagalnstll.llrvotedforthelorlthet"d
l0.1n , I \"Oied againsl it GenPraUy . l 'vejLJJI
l>t-en •nlernted m tranfenng some o1 our
s pending from !he hardware area su.:h u
delms.e and space to areu li ke health ,
edueation._wa cerpollutior. clfo~nup. and the
like I thmk lhe SKond ma,IGI" difference
beJ"·enu.sis thal llhink..-ehnedi flerent
odeuashowthrcongressoughttooperateas
an ins!i tution. l lh•nkhe os mores.u pporlive of
the statu:squo In tennsoftheway thehou5e
operat es lhanlam . llhink.for instance.that
,.-e ough t to have complete open committee
meeting$: l'muJedtoilb«IU5e""e had~
lntl!e legtslat ure.i tdidn'thurtusmu.:hthere
andldon"lthink !t"·ouldhurtusincongress
lohave themeither.
t•otntf.r: A~~ these th~ isn.-.. thn. Ia th
~Hf'ntlt dl st.rk l~
ll~y : lt'sso hardtotell . ldon "tknowwhal
rheiuues rullya regolngtobe. l don'tln-
len'!ftocamp.~~ig_n againsthim. l justintendto
go around and try louplaln topeopJ~ ,.-h"
myviewsa .... oni..,Ul'!landwlitre l thinklhe
rongressun dobeller and let people judg~
forthemseh·es which candidatebest reflects
their own phi losophy.
l'oln l ~r : Do you ff'fl that y..., r~pr~u-nt
>IUdtnt s.- lln:IIH iyln("...,,rns!
Obey : I don't like tose~rltegrouPIII out
like that . ltrytorepresenttl!edistrictu beit
I ~an and ltrytodo,.·hatllhink Is best for the
~ountrv. I think that whenyoutrytoend the
waryoudon 'tjusthelpstudents,youhelpthe
cntirecoun try. Whenyoutryloget de«nt
penSi<N)plaM for"·orkers ,lhatsaveryi ndirectbenefittostlldenta ; butitaffectaan
lwfullolol thelr~renla,lndll 'lgolna:to
detumine how much money kids ar e going to
h•veto~yoolinfutureyeanlohel p lup­
portlheirp.arentswhentheyger.oldand~•n" t
urpport lhemselvn beca~ social secw-lty
isn'tadequat~. So I just don't like to look at it
lntumsofwh.ft l l doforthlsgroupor wh.atl
dolorthatgroup. ljuatdon 'tthink you
repr~tpeoplelhltway.
Pot11 ter : Wh•tls yourpotltlonon•borUon.
day uncentn.alldDCiterarn•of•·om~n ·•
r iJhLI!
ll~y:
l lhinklheNixonpositionthatdily
nrecenten•rea llrlghlforlhe chlldren of •
motheronwel farebutnotforthechiklrenol
working mop>en of mlddl~-dau flmilles. It
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doesn"tmakeany senS(' \us:lythatyouhave
lobenn"·l'lfarebeloreyour childcango toa
da y can· center . Thert" arean a.,.·fu l lol of
wumen who like to " ·ork and need !!Kent
placesto pultheirki<b,.·herethe)·getnotjU5t
cuslndi all'a rebul some developmrntal ca re
a$ ..·ell . This ~ illy Idea that's going around
that l hati~s.xlalismandarommunistplot rs
;o ,,.;~ted venionof,.·hat 15 rcall >' going on
,\<IMasabo rt ion tsconcemt'd lthink"·hal
my own personal •·iewsa rel rrel~van t.llls a
~lal l'flut'Siion IO"hich IS IIOing lo bedl'C ided l)y
stat rcCHJ rtsandby!ltatelcgis laturC$. I
persona llyha •·e 5trongdoubtsaboutabortion
bul I don 't think !host' personal •·iews art"
re levfnt lothecampaign forcoogn"SS. 1\"1
Jik~askinga congrl'55men what hethinbof
law ~nd ordf r. a congressm an >Sn 'l sheri ff.
hP."sa tcgidatnr
10 ~~~':!,.~1.:1:-;;.:1~~';" ::or.::~1-0 llt lp oolve
OHy: I"m not going tosotvetheprobtems
oltbew• r.Pnvlroomentoranylhlngelse . The
,\merieanpublicisthe onlygroup that can
soh·e lhr 1111r. The way they can do that Is
~ lect enough g~ys to congres.s ""ho "ll cut off
the funds lor 11. That's th~ only w1y a
I'Ongreuman "c•n ~hu t off 1111 1 " "i r. He ean
give alltheniCf S(IUndlngspeeche!;he-want.s
~~p~~J1:'01~o::;;ep~:~, 'tnC:~-~ o~l""~~~
mean business. lnlermsolthe env!ronment.
lthinkcongreuh.utakeT~asubsta ntlll llep
forwa rd in ' ""0 areas. We puMd a good
" "a ter poll ution blll,.·hJch lhepresidMt
ve toed and " 'eoverrode. We made major
advlnCtsinthefieldofpestlc ldea. The bUt
"''hkh ""e paued was wea ktr th• n it shou ld
havebeenbul ll st lllprovidesthefirsls trong
pre-testingprogrambe forepesUcidftnnbe
pulnnthemark<'t . Seyoodthat. lth!nk wf
just hav~ to have nltlonalty applll'd water
andai r pollution l tancllmb. Atleutwehave
lo have state stan~artb "'hich are rela tive ly
uni form b«aLLR 1f you don't ~om~nles In
WlsconslnwhereyCHJha•·e tlghlen force ment
can' t _compete • gainst companies in say
Gl'Org1a ,.·here yo.. have •·ery loose t n·
forcement AslatelihWiscoMinwl ntbup
noton lylosingani ndustry.bo.ltwelOHalllhe
jobslhltgowilhlt.
i'olnl.-r:
Wh t do you think ar~
l\f ( ;o•· ~n·othaat"of,.·tn nln R th•tiH IIon~
Ubf'y : l woulduy r igl'Ltnowt!"' thehala
50-SO chance of carryi ng this drslrlcl . Our
pollt&how-IOpe.-centundecldedlnMaralhon
County in the presiden ti•l race. Ni1on wu
ahead .\.S to :WIn Marathon County in our
houae tO houseCinVDits fJve ,.·eeU; IJtO .
Today,thl!'s sroppedtubstanlialty . Tbepolb
show him now leading sligh tly in Portase
t"1Mi ntyhe·sleadlngabout2lolinS(Ime of the
norlherncCHJntle.t. l thinkMc:Govunhua
l"hancetocarry this dis tric t now which I did
not think a month ago.
('oog r~
pus.ed this year for this dist rict.
We've gol over 200 rommunitiH who arc
wa itingforfcdl!-ralanistance to hel p them
...-i ththeir5elllageproblemsandlheir"·ater
r•rob!em~. The ,·eto of that bill wou ld have
meanlt hntt heycou!dn"tge!t hri r money . lt
•·oits l~rleu thanthe re•·enue slta ringbill. It
1·osb sox llillioo dollars aM that's money
l hat "~;la idoutthls)·ea r .
nowthat"stn•
llnt mnary
l'ol nlrr : •\n !hut'")' lurt llfr d ~n lop­
'" ""'' ~bou l Lh<' drbal~ proP<"~ol bo- t .. ~~~~
'.,.,,....rll ~ncl ,\ lr . 11 ' 1\ nn•kl ~
\Ohr) . Wl'ha•·<" now signedonagrl'<'ment
\1 ) llrmc lplehan ~otupnnthe dt"bale w;.sthnll
didnot ..·ant Channe lt2. 11 hine lander
\t'lev>sion_,.·hichht" owns,tobe ableto tape
lh:llllrh.1tt· •J di dootlrtl lt"'OU id lx·fa>rto
t•ut noe on a posotion "'her~ hili teln is ion
stat iOn cCHJi d lapo.·tll« debolte and tak<·
~n >·thing out nl cl}fi!Ut which the)' ,.·an ted
and ll! ahpo lit lca l spot.sandrunthtmlorlhe
11e~ t 10 da ys. 1.\'hen we got \hal fllll'SIIOII
seuled then the agrn.menl "'as reachnl . l
;dso though tthatthequtstlon a boultht>
placeme nlofthepodiumandtltt"placement
"fthemicroDh<u!tandhislnsistencethatthe
audiencenotbea llowedtorespondinany
"ay 10 any~hlng he or I sa id was just silly.
l'olftlt-r : H~~f'll ll) In Wlsfonoln ll1plds \ir.
t! ' linn>kl"ldthatl h,.a r ,.ould hnetndMI
... nrt- lh ll ntwoynn•golthldmotbeu lor
l bf" harr u•m•n l nft h• n ry peoplt In the
l)•n•OC"talk l'lrty 10!10 ~0\ Ut Into llln tltr
!:~·t~n~~~~~- t 'au ld )OU ~ommrnt on this
u ~y =
I think that 's absurd. U'Kont ki
,.-anl!l both sid~ of the \'ietnarn iNue.
I I"K""sk! tells people that ;ypeech he ga~e in
t95-lagamst ourgeUingi nvol vedin VIetna m
sho ..·s that h~ was the original dove on
V1etnam Bulthe fatt is thatspeechesdon·t
~nd ""ars. •·ot~ do.
The only "'~Y that
Congri'SSco..ld efr_ec t i.-tly putpress ureon th~
pre:sidenC IOnl'jj:ollate an endl othat "·a rwa s
lotry tocutollthefundsfarn. ldon 'tregrel
:o ny>·ote l madetoc-u t of/t he lundslorthll
..-ar. lthinklhat "s theanlypracticalwaythat
a ml."ml>erof c""grest hastotryto innuence
lore>gnpolil'y,1ndwar-makinl(powers olthe
<'il untry.
l' ol nter: What klndolpo-ndi•R prloritltl
'"'uld )O U llkt to •~~~
Obf't : l"dlihto Jee usspend!es~ on space.
dd<'IISI'. and housing projecl!lthat are att
':augl!luplnrediapeandlren'twork lng. l'd
~::~:~ ":;,~~?n;~":~~i~~pollution cleanup.
l'alnt.-r : lflht \'let nl m,.-•rndll-ho""
muthn•onry .. ou ldb<- au flabltfoc- then
prn~nm•~
ll ky : ll'$ alreadygone,thepen tagonhas
' "l'OI Iup . TheVietnambudget'sb@encutby
l:."":r~~~~~~~:~~n f1~_b 11U: ~,::
t alkingaboutaskin~efor &or lbllllonontopof
~'t!r'~:!!J'~·a~ ~tZ:.r~~a:,~~·~ ,:,nf
defenw budget.
1972
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and "lttc h he touldrn; to bf'
Ubn·: lt 's absolule ly idiotlc forhimtosay
that 's it "sinflationary . Thatbillontycal!ed
t'ongrt"Ssman David Obey Democratic Candidate ror ret•IN· tion as rep resentative or the 71h Congressional
dbtrkt.
Frldoy, October 27,
~y"rt
•lumping tons of was te e•·ery da)· and
lluckleshouwharltoscreamandjumpupand
down lor months before he finally got the
jus~ ict" dep.:~rtm~nl to mo•·e on lhlt one.
l'ointer : how do you l r~ l aboui n~ao•tnn•ll
lor this arn ~
Ub<-y: I think that prov iding public lrnnSpOrlat ion b an obligat ion of government .
l"hatlncludcsadi'Qunte ll\!Stransportation.
l' oln tu : Com m~nl on tb e a nll ·wa trr
pr ~•ldrn l ' ,; , ..,I<>
i nfl~l lona r y .
1972
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Pag e 4
THE rotNTEJI.
Friday, October 27, 1972
Movie Review
Ftidoy. October 27, 1972
-----The Fixer----t :dllor's ~01~ : ''The ~·rnr" .. m
b. • ho"n at th .. Un h-Pn lty
t '.n ttron ~~~~. t -:~.
lind : .\lo ~l<' R~vltw
Tht Fhtr
b)· Toby Goldb.-rg
So much of art- ~ms.
II'J!t-nlb. oov~ls, films-depicts
an odyuey. From Ulysses to
Zhivago. the tllle of a man
t•mb;lrk~upona jou rney and
his exptrienc~ enroute is an
evtr-nppealing theme . Ills
succ:rssor fallur .-inaUalning
his ultim~t~go;~l itoflt'nof lf:SS
Agatll!l t lhisb;lekground.t n
the midst of a pogrGm, Jacov
llok.arri•·es•nU...ghcttool
Kiev . lll"hUlefttht.s tullifylng
t•nvl ronmcnt of his sht l'l
<village• and h.as come to the
city toearTiali•ingasafl xer
ofanythingln n~ofrPpair. lle
isa Jew. ButootmucholaJew.
ll ets aman,butsel f-a dm itted l)'
not much of a man . And he
claimslG~apolitiral.
SoGn ~ Iter his arrival. Bolt
emba rks upon a ca r~r ol
crime. tJtUt ble lo rind rm·
ployment in the gMtto, he
conceals hisrrJisiGnandacct>pi.Sajohoui.Sidtthe Je..·ish
qua rter Hissecond crimeis tr>
rdusetos lHp wi lh his bosses '
daughltr . Th irdl y. he doH his
,.·ork too ,.·ell and tnrages a
,.·orkcr whohasbftnchea tina
theboss . Buthis quin tn.sentiat
r rlmelsbtingaJew. lnpunish·
ment. an ~labo t ate criml'
hi:c:l:,g~ ...~~~~,;~~~r-~~
00\'1'1 by Btnu~ rd
.\lalamud.tsnlsoabou t ~man's
from tM
jourTiey, but un likeZI't ivago,
"'h0$1'developme-nt"·ast raced
throughsuchsymbolsas train
trt ps and ll"l'kt through the
SMw. the Fixe r 's odyuey Is an
mncrnn<' AndbE'causeilit
•nfmtttly mor.-complica ted to
portraytht'tnntrmatura tlonof
a rnan.iftt suc«-eds it is
•· nmmt'nturately
mor~
, .. ,...,rding
In t910. und~r Cza r Ntcholas
II, hfl"for tht' ltussian masses
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cha ra ctt'n zed
by
deprh·attonandpo!ilicalunrl'ltl.
t'~ tn portions of " "hich "·rre
tnetedoutto the natton'sfi•·r
nu lhon Jews , En<kmic anti ·
Sc-tmhStn ,..U combt ned ,.-ith
ftar of tmmtntn t re•·olu!ion.
The stratagem r>f Russi a n
authoriltes wu to dro\l·n the
•~•·olut•on rn Je ..·ish blood
l'ogrom.a ncw,.·ord fortheold
prachctofJ.....· b;liting.usuall)·
•·n~tng up tn ma»acr es. -~·u
ontroducnt The Kuuinn word
tn<'ans " not" and was used to
COnVI')" lh tU>pfl'SSI(Ifl that
'-'<"te spontani'Ous e•·
prt'5Sto"" a~uut liM- abuses
l't'f"JIC'tratedb)'lhfJe""!. In
lact.pogromswerecarrfully
I'Xt'<'UII'd by the ROV~Tnme-n t
andpolocr
t....._..
ag<~instRoklscon t rkedandhe
osacc\ISI'dandjailedfGr the
rttualmutdl'r ofatwel•·e--yea roldCh ristianboy
.nn a m:m. who. although not
rnuch.os still much more than
notht ng "
In tra n~ l a t ing th~ oo~elto the
M"ree n. film " "filer Daltr>n
Trumbo has UN'd "' tile selec h•·ily . llechoseprecisely those
aspectsoftMbook,.·htc h..-err
•·ss~ntta l to the $1Gry a nd
Olll ittednothingof significance.
,\nd tl is uncanny how closely
t he di r e cto r . J ohn F r sn t .
en hei me r . a p pro.lmated on
lhe sc rl't'n the mental imager
"'""hadwhilerradlngthebook
~~~ eapturt'd th ~ ambience with
:o uthenticity .
One
fee lo.
ho""I'YI'r,t hatthe filmoughtto
ha •·<"bftn shotinbli<' k·and" h iterath~r thancolor . ln a few
onstances the co lor was used
tffecth•e ly . but the Slory
St'<!medtoha•·e bftn natura ll y
shadntinblacks ...·hitesand
his d ecency a nd in corNpUblllty. Butthetlnuso/
the film ultimately lies in the
portrayal of Bolt:. Allan Bates
tile t"t~IM" is truly tmprress tvl' .
0<-spitc the dramatic intensity
,f lhe role. he pcrfomn wi lh
rest r ain t andsubtle ty . ll is
t•hyslea l dlsintegrallon in
cou nterpoint to his spiritua l
l(rowth is cr>mmunica tl'd
tw-yondtheart!liccofmak tup
:mdlighting. lt isln his roeeclt
and gesl ur ts. but
most
~: r ays .
Finally.olll'must stre:!isthe
quality of the performances.
t"rankenheimer' s cast ""as
large and varied. )"l't he
managed to invest each role
" 'ilh uniqul'111'$5,sothatonedld
notlhink"hueisalype",but
··herr is a person." or par ltcularootcisthcpl'rformance
of Dirk Br>gradt as Ribikov
Blendin g a r ist o c racy a nd
com passion. _hia words and
gt"Stu re. contonually stressed
Do"·nstairs in the Learning
lt~rctCe nter,fa r ou t of t he
way from U... usual wa lking
rout~SlleseveralrGomsfn l ed
,.·ith an impressive arny of
television productiGneq ulp·
mcnl andother studiomoterial.
Pos.siblybecauseofi tsloca tion
lt'snots urprlsingthutoneol lhe
TV lab' $ major problems Is in
letting ptople koow of 11.5
po'rntial.
The tc levisloo. lab. a part of
lnstruetlona l M.-diaSetvlct!l. is
~bybothlhc lMSstaffand
<'Spcciallylnhlscyes. ltisas
thouah tflto ~:nylishman Bates
had been absorbed into liMo
ltuuian J ewBok.as ady bbuk
osabsorbed into:obody.
Where The Money Comes From
lltet~odysseyof Jacov
llokbc-ginsinjalluhea ..·ai!S
htstnal. It isesRntia l thatthe
authorit ies obtain<~ confegion.
The murder hi$ properly
the Communications Depa rt ·
ment . Uoger Bullis, a Comm.
Department faculty member ,
de$e ribed thi s de partment's
role as one pr imarily for
tcachlngel<!mentsoftelevislon
production.
Bultls described two Comm.
coor5e5 that generally makl'
~eo f the iel visionlab. f"~the
mtl$ t pa rt.~ feltlhattheydea lt
wi thb;lsie televiaion produc·
tlon. "Wha t we try tocovtrls
the USI' of lhr equipment . the
aspe.:tsofl ighting andusageol.
camera ang les.
In &e-vera l
ins tancrs we ha ve a llowed
tiludents to produce thei r own
short dr;~ masin orderte>hulher
atOII.~lh<!cl l ill'n ryandmust
familiarizethem5elveswith the
equipment .
rn anothe r Comm unications
course th e lab wasused for
doi!lipubHcafflirlpllJII ramtt.
BuUisdCI("ribedaleaWrelhow
done on the United ~·und that
lhou: i11volvfd in we r epa rUcu larlyproudol. ltcons ls ted
hl'a•·enged ; the5eapego.>t"'ust
1
t.'1bb~~ n hi~:~~!i n~~~ b~oltth~
rfforts r>f his Hussian law)·er.
lhbokov . the ~-i~er's rl'!lis tancr
tncreuesnhis o~algrows
~•·er
----T1
more terrifying. He ts
~ubjfol:tedtne•·erytorture.from
heattngs to the Kft>Mesl human
ondignitiu t.:ventuo ll yevl'n
lhbikov ., lost lohim ..·henthe
la "}'l'r is murdered But tht·
t 'urr does n't b . .'a k The
s tmple.apoliticalman frontt.,..
•ohmtary htro . TG say this is
stmply to reiterate ,.·ith ~m ­
Jih~ stS "h~t llok rtplies ,.-hen
he is asked. "Whatart>'OU~" " I
~g~~n~,·~em~~ o~,:
::fc
and presenting some of their
~lions.
Bulllsalsonotnt
that thl'!'e were se-vtra l II'·
tiY ities C<ltlt'$CS that couJd In·
volve the studm t in the
television lab.
Rich a rd Boutelle of IMS
desc r ibed that departm ent's
whtl
Dt
lele>
man
used
Hon:
~lep::d~:i~;~:~t iu~t~:~~ :;_,eq~
1
l'hillip
to:di tor ·
GE . Rutko,.·ski
\d
\d•·~rti•lnl( ,\ ui~taat .
J<·nnof~r
Urban
h>i>tan t Edi1or:
Pat Sohe
\"l>tant t: ~itor :
H.l-.xlyJakusz
.\ lan at;:tr :
Bl"<:ky Yeager
llu~ln~"
Jan ~Sad~k y
T~chnlr:o l Cre..- :
Julte lhTner
,\udre)' Robran
Ch op Biglow
J ani'Wetgel
Rob K~ILe rman
t'P:ot unt:dltor :
Ello~ P~ti'I"SOn
Sporbt:ditor :
Larry Grlman
s.-~rli uir~ :
Lynn Reback
ShellyLits.ka
c;r:.phl..s:
Mart y Lave
.\l:uoa~n:
Oiannr Riggs
\hO..i.,P t:ditor:
ll ~porlf'rO:
Ca rol ta'\'wright
Robl..atlln
Darlene P eterson
:'Oancy Cordy
Dan ~lt'(;lym
Oa~e Gnt'tsrr
St.-..·.-Oitonelt
The l'oln!n is1 seo:onddass
pubhcatioo. publis.Md weritly
durong the schr>r>l yea r tn
Ste~en• Po-int, Wisconsin s.Mil
The Point,.,- os a uni•·.-rsity
pubhcatton. publtshe-dunde r
author ttygrantedtotheBoard
nfllrg~-ntsofStateUniv~:TStltH
by S\"nl(ln :r.tl. Wtscon l in
Statu..s Publi~auon l'OSts are
p;udbytheS-tateof Wt sconSJ n
und.-t-cnnt racna ..·ardedbythe
Stat e Pront t"l!SecttOn, State
lkpart mmto/Admonistrauon .
:.S J110•·odedooState l•rontong
Operatton.al flull!'lin 9-2-1 of
l'lootul( r:oph )·:
Tony :O.Ie nzrr
Jtoehllagar
.\d • l -:
[)3-n llou!Jhan
As "'I' aU know. gotn~ to
rollegecostllmoney. lf youdon't
havl'themoneyandstillw~nt to
l(r>. t.,..r r arr vari""" ""I)'S
avallablcfor you
to_~;~l'lthe
George or Financial Aids
~idl'rcdin alowlneomea ru . [(J
aroun d SO per crnt of thl'm .
''">'Dnewho..-ou ldli kt tGknow
what schools are under lhls
catcgoryshould cbeckwllh the
linancia l aidoffict! .
\\'isconsin Direc t Student
l.oa11s are als.o available
Academic and nel' d r equirements are s imil a r to
thOS<•onthrNUS r. Thel nteresl
tS 7 per cen! dur inll. t.,..
repaymentpeTiod . Thillt~an ls
monl'y Oneoflhemos treadily
availabl~ . but not aho·ays t.,..
m010t desir able. ts to borrG,..
money
.
There art thre-e types of IIN'Ig
term loans avai labh.• to
~~ud~n!S.
The fi rst ts the
Nationa l Di rect Student Loan
•fGrm mlly called the National
;~lsopartollhefi nancialaid
Defense Studmt Loan! . This
packet. andlsolte rntbythe
lGan •s gi~en <>Ut as pa rt of a
state tns tead of the National
financia l aid packet. To grt
government
one. yo u mu st appt)· for
Thethirdforrnnfloanisthe
financiala ldandbtd«lared
GuaranteedStudentLoan. Th is
eli&ible to re.c:l'ive it. The
loanrsusua Uyrrcommrndntto
NIJSI.isdeli rab lebE'causeofii.S
studt'nl.ll,.·hoare noteligibl e
~procia l btnriit5.
'A'hlle the
forl inanclalald. 1lll'rnaln
st,.,..nt I< in sc:hool full time.
differrnc~ in this lo.:ln is that
thl'seloaMa refrl'l'ofintul'!lt
)"""get the mon.,y frGm you
Ml r rgraduationlt isrepaya ble
h3nk tnUud of tu -pa yers
~ I a 3ptr rent tnlerest tate
u>oney . The repaym~nl nf this
There h:;ubf.en achangein
loan is no ln trrHt "'hl le In
thrranrellationbene filliofthe
schoo l o f yourpareni.Sine<:~me i s
NOS!. ~·~malty. a nyone "'ho
belo~<· 115.000 aftrr lues
•·nt credteachingurthemilitary
fluring the repaymrnt ptriod,
recetveda lOptrcen tcan·
orif yOI.Idon'tq ua lifyforthe
rrlla uon for eac h year upte>S
ontrrestwaiver . thetn lerest ts7
)'ean
1ltQse that rntered
perrl'11tayear
>el>onllconsideredtGha vea
h)gh CMcent ration of low in ·
l'hilipCeorse. direc toroflh-e
comffamt lies,.·eregiven 1 15
office ofstudentfiMncialaid.
pl'rcentcancrlla tionpl'r yea r
said that the major problem
unttlthclotaloftheloan. Under
wilh!Jieloansystem Is student
thenr,.· polky, the tOptrcent
tn-deb tedneq: ~tudrnta borrow
t·~ncellat oon poltcy"' no l<mger
too easily. ltbeco:tmesdl ffteult
gotnlltni:J<.IJMd llmo.·evrr , the
for them to pay lh~ money back
J5per cl'nlpoliryos;:otngtobe
ll ef«-lsasludt-ntshouldlle
.. •panokotl from around ~ per
ablc togl:laneducaUonwithout
, ... nlofthe«ehnolsbe>n_~;~l;'<>n·
borrowing more than 12.000.
George, would like to lncludt'
th e indcbtedneu factor in
dt't'iding on ~id. If a student
OVo·es a lot of money, he'll get
higlwrpriorit)· furgiftaldor a
JOhmprefrrencr toalo.:~n.
1\'hrn ask.-d allout all the
prob lem s wrth loans thi s
s umm l'r. (;eo rge ni d that
t:Gng r rss
misworded
Its
lcgts l3toon during the sum mer
arll!putaclausein that students
" 'ould haveloproventl'dbtfore
~rlli ng:o loan . lie sai d they had
tntended on broad.-ning the
amount of studl'nts who cou ld
<t u:ollfy fGr toans.insteadol
r~triceng it .
Th e lt'fliSI,nlon
,..a,.,"treversedunt ii August •.
showsrorclas.ses. l/e looltedat
hls jobasbtlnga klndofgobelwl!tn the faculty mem~r
andlheproWctionstaff at IMS .
aspe
tele1
lh~
Dep
"We'lllrytobeof a.ulttat~«l n
XTil
the earlyplanni!liltllil'l. WI'
c.an loolta ttheteacher 'sobje-clivesandll!l!ift hesa me lypr
or com m~U~lcation ha s worked
fore
dep1
ch et
equl
~~~i~~~t'!r~~}!~\= r:;~
The Preside
l~:thl~trd
1\'b:on, the brother of tho
.< ttt'>~scon rerenceln Wi scon sln l
!'res ident's brothe r ...
o\ s~lalloa n th,.lsoffer ed
hythe5ehoo1 11theemergency
IGan . It is a short term loan,
usuall yfGr a few\\·HU.thalll
given lot anythi ng from books
lo:on3bcortion. It 11 meant for
st udents in tr<>Uble. To get an
emeFgency l011n, aU tha t you
ni'W todnissotolhefin.nclal
:o idofficeand fU l outan a ppticatiOil o\! l ihey requi re is
S<lmepla n forrepaymenl.
(;eorgr.ratnttha t a rnajor
problem of the loan system is
thai thereis oomoneyhert"al
the Uoiveni\y . Aller a loan 11
~pproved . It must~ Sl'nt to
:O.Iadison. It takes a minimum
~!~~~ee weeks for tlw-m to get It
Septnnbl't-1.1970
Addrolled the
l~al
Preu ...
Ft~doy, October
p- s
TliE POINTtl
27, 1972
----Television Lab Services Offered---l)o.,r.mta•N 1n
~
notfd that U)t)' tra1n allot thf'1r
:.tudtnc Mtp and that f« •bf>
most part, no~ ()I 1~ work·
l.eam111&
ltf'SOUrrt Ctnttr, fa.r out of tht
'-.a) fr«n W wcuat waUun&
ro..~lcs hf' Sf'Yeral rooms fillfd
Mudy parti>C'tpilnb havot had
ptf'\1<Ma txptn~ tn lhu.
Tht tacllltiof"' .ue opm
moreolt~n 1h1s )'CDr than in tht
potst
On )lonf:by• through
Th~>~ tht hour1 u~ 1 JO
am ·$00 pm and 6:00pm ·
1 30 p m On t''tld.ays 11 IS optn
from 7' 30 am ·S:OO p m .
Graf 't.atfd that lhf' a~u.al
'-lth an tmPfftli\f' array ol
flf'ld
ttlt\lto ton produl.'tton f'qUtp·
"'"''and olhtr •tudao mat~nal
l~•bl') b«3uW! of lis loc.ahcm
1t'Jnot wrpr~1ng thatOMol thf'
T\" bb'~ tNJ« problflns IS tn
lf'ttlnc ptOpJt ki'IOW o1 .ta
po::~~~I)~Oio Lab. a ~rt ol
'Pl'"'
IMlNd~J Mrd.~.a S~n•Kft . l!o
h mt'
ftlm1,. van~ from
lmw to came
lie addtd,
ho'-·e, no, tl'l.:at t~ ~t,aff has~
plotased v.1th the fal.'t that the
ac:tu.al mm,nc tlm.e M.J
<'fotaJfd subsUntl:tUy
"Ltit
)f'ar •c u:std 40 prr C't'nl ol
a\'.allabl~ llmt fOt actual
U!oord b) both 1oM IMS •Wf .1nd
l~ CommurucattOnS Depart·
rnt"nl
IICJCt:-r 8ulhto. a Comm
E)rpartmmt faculty I'Mmbt'r.
dncr•~d th1s dtputmut's
rolt u OM pr unanty ror
tf'.1c:h1ng dtments ot tt.lcvtJ»>n
1•
pr~t1on
Th~ y~~r lht
p.>rnonuge l!o up to abouc Q Pf'
proO.K'tton
Bullu; dn.c::nbl'd r.o Comm
cou.n.ft l~ I Jftidi U)' I!Ukf
tiM'Of~lth.S.cmlab forthf'
m.:6t part, hr ftlt that lhey dull
""llh bo.»C" tdt'\ISI«< pt"Odl.lt'•
tfll t
lloOn " What -.·t lty lO C'OVU' o
ll'lt USof ol IJw tQUI pmt'm. lhf'
Craf and BoutotUt both agr'ffd
that tht major probltm that lhr
tab 1\as IS &f'tlinl faaalty
membft's to ~lue 1tt poltnual.
Boutf'llot uld. " )to.:t
pt'Ople aren't • • ·are of our toUI U
and just '-boat • ·e'l'f' t,apabk ot
do1rc... Graf motntlon«'d that
W only <'Oil f« a production to
\hot sponMrmC ~rtment b a
~pte"ts olllghtang and us.agt ol
c:.amn-.1 •"'-It'S
In sn·tnl
tni tancn • t havt allo•td
•U.tdtnts to pt"'duu(t thnr 0''""
.!oohott dramas lft ordn" to furthf'r
fam1hanLf' thtmsdvC'I ,..tth t~
tqWpcMnt
In anothPr CcmmunttahoN
thot lab ..... \15«1 f«
dou'll publtC" affatn Pf"Oittam.J
8u11i.S dft,(nbtd a fNlU~ lhow
donr on thr Untlrd f"und that
tho&ot tn~ oh«S '" ,..,~ par·
t~l.uly proud of It C'Onsi.ltt'd
at lool:1na at rr.o&:t ol thr
acftl('l~ !.bat lht ."'unci st1"Vn
,and ptnf'fttltli JOmt of t.htotr
opn-alK!n)
8\llh.s also oocft'l
that tht're •tr~ M\'tral at·
tntltft C'OUf"Mt that could ~~
~'Ohf'
W
s;tucknt tn tht
l' •• rt or tht Ttlt,•ision raC'illtJts In t.he- UW.SP
'h·lt•\ i~io n ~b in the- t.urning llHOurcu
«<Ut'M'
lf'lf'vts.on Lib
Kithard 8outellf' of IMS
dts('ribtd th,at department's
rolt u one pnNt~ly 1nvoh'td
t n produC'tnlt •nttruC'llonal
-.hew.-. for daMe llot loalttd 11
t.s Job '"' br<lf\C a k1nd ol ~~
bth•t"t'n ttw fxulty membt-1"
atwfllworoduot'tiM.SI.&ffatlMS
·we·u U")' to bf' ol aMUt.an« ln
I.M C.ltl)' plannl,. ~t.a&n Wf'
nn look at lht teachtr't ob)t'Cll\'~~ndlftlfthf's.ame typt
of C"'fftmwneauon hu •orlrd
brfore YOUI.bly ~e mteht bt
a m«::tum bUtf'r $UI~ for the
lM " f !HI 11\il 'IIMuld
to co up.·· The tame
not spMt l.n nlmlnc il UJLQUy
~Dt tn <'Oftltruebnl Kts f«
1M procrams.
nw~llnut
::~::'
·s~::
·~~mc:nu
havot 1 JpotOfil.'
t,.·,'llh'r.
atre~dy
ob)«llvt Uun tht' one that the
teaC'hn" had tn mu"'
Rut
whate\'1'r tbtattua t.tonutb f«,
,a !oJnOOCh produtll«< opeutton
mus.t bf'ou.r aim"
DaH• Cnl, 1ft cha.rlt ol
~,'*' produC"bon. no-IA!d the
fNiny dtp.artJMnU thlt hn~
ustd tht lab'a tqutpmf'nt
Homt E<-ononun ma}on Alff
rtqlo»rt"dtoctoa tf'k-vWMiMw
an a dtn'IOMtrauon of tome
aspte"t ol homf'..«
Tht
tc'k-..,,.,.on lllb pructucu mot.t ot
Chew ..........
Tbt M•lh
J>rpartmmthaa recently doM a
SotnG. wpp~nlol~ rnat«loll
f« «rta1n tourvs 1bot tort~
dt<p.artmtonts.
putic:ularly
c:html tlry, havot YStd lhe
tqu1pmf'nt to ttle-v~aot ota·
~rtmotnts
to help reluu
tea('hf'ta from replhtoul
Etl\,,.1rd !'Oi,on, lht brolhff of tbt
pre~idf1\t
Labout.ory timf' Graf tl(l(f'd an
lnltrt'Sh,. proc~ure tncd b)·
lhf' Mutac Of.partment
In a
condurhnl tl.l.u, tht imtructor
Don Greene .,.,ou.Jd t'OnoCiuc:c on
onot t.al! olthf',P:tl x rtotn •1th
• i.ludtnt ~·.rc (WI lht
othft" NU By <'Om~nnc lht
~tame nu . the ~oplit •tr«n
l«l'lntqt.W coukl bt' tMd ad·
v,antllotOu~oly
Both the
£dueallon Ootpartmf'nt and
Totamtr Corps hl'lot utalltcd l..ht
loC'tup U
I
m~ant
f«
famth.anuna cl.a.ssft
.,.,.,Ut
C'qUlptnent &\atl.ablt
to them
wor1r.,,_
Lbt
v.lth Craf at llw
ktt'..,JJon bb "'~ Jtm O..niotls
aiiCI KOftWHtloh Crafaboo>has
t ""Ofk a.tudy tmployt"otS whow
dutln un~tot rrom ""'mera
•or'\, hiJ'IIJnj, and du«110n
as;ustante to~tt bulldlna Cra/
budget for thU prvpotot. thtfe
U'IU.ally l.5n't any t atra ~~
in\•olvt<l The stall w'iJl Ullle
carot ot Ute produtlioo u.nleu
oc.~·i.M sp«trifd.
sot~f'ral
ttl~vn•oa stahon.s
throuJhout the al,ate- ,and 11
R'\'t't'illhiJh.choob inlhota~
Boulelle suqettfd that moa.t
ol ttw> fatuity mf'mbers •ho are
JUSt t l.Uhng 14 use tht l.ab
pt()b.1bl)' l~rfl<'d of il b)' •·ord
ol mouth from other tucbrr$
Tht lt.aff " C'Ufffntl)' ...Oirllft&
on a vidto tapt to be sho••n at
dtp,a rtmtnt mutins s otx·
pblnl,.,_ t.M lhii'I(C• lh.a t un ~
clone at the lab. and Uw
proteedurt
uuolvotd
Bouttllt ('ondudc<l tha.t thr
lab's Job wu 14 help tht
tduutlonal proc:otSI 011 tht
c-a.mpus It has an f&limated
1200,000 ..-orth of equipmtnt
.1vailabl~ for lnS'ruchonal
p.trpo!M'S.
crar addtd t.hat
'~ rtt~al tquiplntftt is
n,a tlablot 10 pl.ay somtthifl(l
bltk d.rffUy fr6m tM 1tudte to
C'ilMt !he COW' « the Collins
bulkhngs • •hn't monitAn are
5itwtt«d an !.hot la~ l«turt
hills.. and ouUttt for thrm Alff
"' the oc.het dawooms
Se'~ral ol the tk-p;arlmotnls htrt
abo h:t vot mtd1a tQUi pmt:nl ot
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TH£ POINTER
Fridoy, October 27,
1972
Friday, Octobe r 27, 1972
Anthony Russo-Pentagon Papers Defendant
Tallahas~
Thf' l'olillt~l Action Con ference sponsorl'il
b)' the V~terans for Pe~ce t(kt. 'Z0-2:21
Pete Mal
di m ~ u'il on Sunday tile 2:2nd with a 2 p.m.
~dd~byAnt tlonyiiU$SO,ro<dc'fendantin
thef'entagonPapersconspi racytrial. llusso,
alonr ••ilh D~niel Ellsberg , is charged " "ith
··conspir~cy to defr~ud the U.S. and an
~~~~nc:y therC"Of. '"a nd facesapossiblc lSyears
on prison
ofo:Usberg fa.;es ~ possibll! liS
years t
1\ussu joined the Rand Corpontion , ~
"" Think ·lank "" type private research
oorgan iza!Kl n, on t96ol .
lie spent ~p­
pro~omMely ~~ months in Vietnam ,.·orking
on fla nd's '"Vie tcongMot"'at ionand.\lora lc
Project'". and it ..·as there that he first met
EllstH>rgon!~. lle ..·as firedbytheltand
Corporaoon in May of t96B, reportedly O\'l'f
oli.<agr~ment ..·i lhltandonthenatur .. ofhis
report s ThePtnt agonPapers ,.·erenoleased
unJunell,t97J.andn tnedaysla terlt usso
"as S!Jhpoenaed to a ppe~r before a grand
JUT)'
According to Russo. he 3grffil to
h>stify .bu t '"opcnlyandnot lnse<: retbebind
dosed doors'" a grand jury room .·· lie
c~entual!y " "as jailed !Of" contempt for H
days.butwasrelused"·hen:.judgegranted
his requestthatatranscript of his testimony
he made public "'ithin asped fi<'d length af
tom<· aft,..,. his grand jury appearanc:l!,
,\«:arding to Russo. the prD$«UtOf" sub~uentlyrefll5tdtoromply"·ithtl'letran ·
scri pt al(reemmt. so the judge ruled that
ll115so had '" purgedhlmseltofronte mpt. '' and
notesumony ...·ue•·ersi,·cn.
l! usso openf"d his addrts~; by mentioning
Orwell's lJII.l and Slated that '"thmgs Sl'\'m
oc:rym uchlikethatno,.·a da)·s.'" St...s.sins
tM o....·~han them r. Rua:so added that
·o,.,.·ell !old how tt.. prKept.s of the BiS
llro thtr soc:te tv had b-ecome " 'lr u
peace . isnoranceis s trensth ... fr ef"domia
"luc:r)· Wh~t llochardNixonhu toldua ls
th~tdiJSraceis honor . beeauscwllat the U.S
osdoinson\'ietnam ...·h atu 'sdone lhe l!ntire
ttme ln VIe!nam.andes~ i allythe~stfour
bel!n a disgr~ce, and is a dissrace
IOf" uur country Thl' Vie tnam war reall y
undermmne•·erythingthat,.·e fOUShlforon
WorldWa r ii . Thetbingsthat""l! foughtfor in
World War ll ca n be summed In the
Suremburg principles.
The Nurembw"g
prtitctplttlhowedthataggres.sive warisa
cnme Theyal50$h0""e-dlhate•·erypt'rson
•n•·ol,·edlnthat"·ar.tH>hethefootsoldieror
thegeneral.everyjlt'rson is ri'Sponsiblefor
,.·ha t they do. At this point llkhard Ni~on is
the person most responsible."
Ku$50 call!ed the bombing ol North Viii'!·
nam "nothongbutslaughter".anduldthat
)filrii . ha~
"~\ lea~to...,halfofthevictlmsarechildrm
underH",,.·hil<!'"onehalflhebombtonnage
that"sd ropp<!d ther e IJ anti -personnel
" ·eapons .'"
Speakins to the "bloodbat h" iuue. Russa
wentbotcklol95.S. A\th~ttimr, acrordi nglo
Husso,'" Diem . ..·lthAmericantt..lp.tn.stilu!f"d
J cam~isn of re-pression . lie iratituted a
hloodbaththat nartl!din t'JMandsot~on to
thi1 d.av .'"
Acc:ordi!lll to Ruuo . Oiem't
dKtee ou!lawmg c-ommunism mc;o.nt tha t '"a
eo>mmunist,.·uanyon<!lha!thevillagechlef ,
~i~~~~~~J~;J~~~!~f~~~~~
dldthatina ..·holesalefashionthrougbout
Vt<!lnam f'C"Ople,.·ereplckedup.put injai l.
tortur<'d ; a lotoftimnthey,..,..,.eexe.:utf"d.
Th l5 wasiiO""idespreadthatpeopleha4to
organize and go undertround to prote.:t
themselves That' s howthesecondphaSI!of
tM 111ar s t~rted . " ll ussa notl!d that he had
heard such rumors 111 the ea rly 60's but had
disiniu..d them as '"c:ommuilllt PfOP"II•ri·
da . '" After he had interviewed pri5onen
lhroug)loutViettuom,andvllitedoV<!ronehalt
of !l'le ~i ll in South Vietnam." RI.1SSOdaim<'d
ther<!"''Usublt.Jn!la tlon fOf"tl'lechuge. ""So
"hm Richard ~iJ<on talk$ ~bout a bloodba th .
it's the Provisional lll!volutlon.ary Go..·e rn
rnent rPRG r who &llould be afra id of a
bloodbath at !hill point. beeause thiP"I"e·s
pre<>edentfor lhat .''
Kuuo described the CiA·sponlo red
" f'hoenrK· • proje-ct as o..., of "a$$1SS]r>ation
and terror:· IThe Phoenix projeocl is a
<"<lmputrriltdoperation"·hichgalhennamn
~rr~"~·~!~idSO:::~;:~~:~?l~~~~~~
colbtl!d with vil!ag". ~nd operations from
hattalion si11'W oneman ar esrntout l. Russo
ctt~ U.S. Govemmmt l t.:ltistia ,..hkh el~tm
that40,000~ehlvedi<'duarnu.ltoltl'le
f'hoeniJ<project inthepaslfouryears '"Th.at
oJ tltere.albloodb.:lththatwe·,·e gottotoncem
with . When Ni~on talks ahQut tl'le
ounrl~es
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Husso spoke s unday aftemoon ln the
Room of the Unh·ersity Cente r .
bloodbath perpetrated by the PRG, or the
possibl e bloodbath th.at the PRG might
perpetratea ftiP"I"a cease-fir<!, it's reaUy
rhetoric
It's phony, it's reall y tumlng
around. Andthathasbeenlhehistoryofthis
war . of the Amerio:ans twnlng everything
:oroundjustlikein rts•.
SpeaktnJ.: o l the Pentagon Papers, Russo
•·a llfd their mesuge '"very simple. The
meM;~;:e of !hi! Pentagon Papers is that
o\rnerita ..·uriOt in\'ietnamtopromote, to
protKI. IlK- Vietnamese right ta self·
determ in ation . o\me rlca"·asin Vietnam to
undiP"I"mim•tha\ . ""l! " 'erethl!retoundermine
\'ittnam"s riShllCI se lf-dctl!fmination. Tile
American~ "·ere there ICI c-ontrol the VIet ·
nam<'S<''"
Hus!Oa lsohadsomethina tosayabouttlte
c:urren tpeacen.gotiatiCirul. '"Thepucetalks
that ll enry Kissinger is engaged in now .do
ha~e a pouibi] ity Of bearing $01T!C fruit , but
n·saceaSI!·fi re . tha t hecandothat.but il's
~oing t obe•·erydi ffkult inany e,·entbrc:ause
the AirF'orcedonnot"'·an taceaSI!·firr . The
,\., ~·orcecn}oyst h israleo f bornbing in North
Vtetnam. n's the ultimal e In machismo I
I:Ues5. Therl!'sa lllla ystheda nger.as lsa)·,
thatthi!AfrForcewlllsabotagethepeace
ralkl" Hu...w ci ted incid<"IILS, such as th<>
F'renc:h t:rnb.assy damaging. which ha ve in
thepastoccurredat'"sens it ivestages"inthe
negotlahons
lleai.!IO..aidthat a !land
C'nrporation study, r~ntly ciled in ~n
Assocoated PTes.s story. cond uded that
negotiation• were not compatable wit
\'letnamiullion. that negotiation "·ou ld un
dermtnr Vlttnamiulion.
Looking to the future a! !hi! prac
mo,·emenl. Russo strnsed the impor t.Jn« o
thc\'ietname$Cpeopleatthispointintim e
'"The \'ietnamc.'S<!havestood up to lhr_mos
fanrastittec:hnologlealonslaughtthathisrory
hns.een ."
IIU5SOchargl!dlhattheproblemofbombin
CIILIII!iell hal bl!en compounded by L1l
bombing of hospit.JII
'"The t ix majo
hospitall in North Vil!tn.am hav e been fla
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he~n nattentd . The Vietnamese told me 111
in Copenh.asen tWJt.ere Ruuo
:. nendtd a l'lll'f"tlng of the lntl!fnatlona r
Commiuion for Inquiry of U.S. War Crim es
on lndochinll lhatthey"rrat thepointno
wherethey' re notgoi,.Lop.alntanymore rtd
cr05HS on ll'le rooves af their hospitals. "
Charginsthat theNbon Admlnlttratlon 11.1
tnc reas insly cutmedic;o. l ca refundsinSout
Vletflilmin thf:olut fouryean,ltU5SOsal
that'"Me-diuleareinthesou\hoiVi etnam
..·orset h.an at anypointslnc~thc ~'rench wer
there V."hen youco>mpan>lhenort h andtb
wulh.lhem<'dical care in the north of Vie
nam. evm thoull.h their hospitals ~re bein
bombed. iJ incomparably bettl!f." He a
tributed rhis judsementto an ex-Ameroca
Air ~-orce doctor . John Champlin. ,..ho spen~
fou r yl!an studying medical conditions t
holhthenorthandthesou th
t:lescribingagoalforlhrfuture.RI.1SSO
u ll l!d for AmericaM '"to brc:ome m~h mor
pro-Vit tnameM"'" . aaoppo!ledtotl'lepastmal
thrultl!fthepeacl!movement-ofjust '"geuin
ou t .. ""We have todolhingalllr.eratsemoney
tllsend medtcalsuppliesta Vietnam. 11>e
\'tl!tnamf!M' revolu!ionarles are fiShtlns fo
us. they'r e fighting for all mankind reall y,
becaiAII! In this ~se.ln the ageot lmpendlng
~n•·lronment.a ldosastrr . " ·hen we. tlwmajo
powe rmthe ..·orld,havelhownthatwedono
havl! !he mora l cap;tcity to cope with th
.,..ee~o;
:•dvanced tKhnology, the Vietnames.! have
t::.ul(h! 115 a leuon. The VietnamfiSI' bavr
taught 115 that the individual. th at m~nkind,
thar the integrlt)" af man. can delta! that
IK hnology. andismoreimportantthanthat
!t'<:hnotogy.
That has be<!n the major
ut<""M;~gtl!fthiJ ,..ar . TheVIetnamnepropll!
are not our enemies. They neverhJ\'I!bern,
thl!y never will be, and they aren't now. In
lact!heyareourfriend.o. Wehavttobeginto
undentandthat.lea rnmore a boutthem.and
~~fi~~w;~~~':~~~;~;~ l':'~~~u:..~~~~~
aid.andgeti t there.anddoitqulek,beeau!-C
theynel!dit. "
In ~ lenst h y quettlon·ans,.·er peri od
tollo"·ing his addr ess, RUS$0 fl<pa nded on
someofhisrommmts. ll eno tf"d that his
"Vietc-ong Motlvarion and Morale Study,"
"'·hochprevi0115Iyh~dbel!nclas.slfi<'d,can """"
he obtained from the Department of Com·
rnerce
TheStudydetailsovl!r2,000in·
rervlews,and isover60.000pageslong.
Asked about !he presidential ele.:Uon,
H US50calltdGe-orge~tcGovcrn'"th<>best"·ay
possible rigb t now McGo•·ernoffenthebest
chaner l knowoftogrt agood aetUeml!nt ta
th " ""~ r When I waJin Cllp("nhagen last
" "Pe k ~nd talked with the Vietnamo:se
delegatian . they fell that ..·a y. They 11'<!1 that
McGovern ...·ould be the best thins tn the
"·orld for them .'"
University Film Society -
RADIO RANCH
Aamy
m~rrln'
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Thursday, IIGY. 2 at 7:00 P.M.
OLD MAIN AUDR"OliUM
SOc admission or Mason tick•t.
S.oaon tickm: $2 for student & faculty.
U.A.B.
Presents
NEIL SHEEHAN
'' Aulhor of "The Pentagon Papers"
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l'•·h' Ma honey 1
,.;_,·spokeSottttr•
th e ' 'ds ror po
ten• nee.
1\y /lobl.allln
Petr Mahoney, one or clgbl pe
e h~rgf'<f with conspiring to dilrupt
ll cpublica n ConventioninM ia mi, l poke
f:'. Wti~r ~~,r~dC:~~er'!:«:mM~~~
memb.-r of the Vietnam Veterans Again
War oVVAWf, hat be<!n tourlns o:amJ
since September, explaining the d"'
~galnsthlmand ralsingmoneyforade
lund .
Matloncyojlt'nedhisprogra m byexpla
Hw go•·ernments charg". and upla
" "hatttt..legalde:flnlt ion'\lf'"conspiracy
Mohoneyatated thattt..andKvenother
six of whom are VVAW memben,
ch::.rgl!dwith"ronsplracy toioclteariot.
ind ictmcntreadsthatwewl!fl'plannlng
t" .\liaml Buch durins thf:o lle pub
Convtntionandthatwe ..·e regolngto a
the ll cpublkan Convmtlon and !l'le ~
Beach Pollee with automatlo: "eiJ
slingshou. troubovo·•. fried marbles,
bearlngs,cherrybornbs,andassorteo
cfndlarydevlces . "~ahoneyadded tha
so•·ernmmtlikn to use c-onspi racy t
agalfllttpoiiUcl ldis.sentiP"I"Ibeuuae~
,·rryhard!odefendagalnst.
'"Con~plracylsalhougb!crime," Mtlh
'"whkh mtans the defenda~
charged ..·ilh hawingacertalnsta teolm
Noilleg•lacteverhasto"keplaceu f•
conspiracy &01'11 . I mea n, you only t
abou t It and tell som~eelseyou •
thinkingabou t ltandthatsacrime. Onec
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UIIIYERliTY FilM SOCIIY presents
NOSFERATU
The orisfln.l 1l'-"t " G.,_ .. Ve.W.. ~ DtKua."
WHITE
ZOMBIE
Noeft i'Ohl ahow• •t 7:00 , .M.
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mt~restin glitlleas~t.sofronsplraeyill
ltlsal,.·aysa felony ,so th.atlfyouconJpl
.... mmltamisdemeanor,th:atsafelony.
exampl,. If you wm t up to 10mebody
said, "look.lelllo litter,"youcouldbep
jailonaconsplracythafgeforflveyel
Mahoney ronlinutd. sta ting !hot the
1plracycharscb broken up lnw twop~
the lntmt to eommi t lome ~rime. and
o,·ertacta!ha tprovethedefendantlllll'
tend ingtourryouthl1pl1n . Maho...,y•t
that\hese·ovl!ftactt'donothavelobelll
acta. '" l am charged with trav~ ling from
Vork City lo GainsviUe F kll"ida on a
tkula r day."besald, '"W hich i5 a perf1
ltsalac:t.
llo,.·ever,tlle fad that
govenunentaUeg<'dtha ll~ '•partlc:
frame of mind wlt.en l traveled from .
\'or kCitytoGaintviU.,F'Ioridamean•tt
canguto.)ail."
Mahnney addallhl l conspiracy il'
diffind ttodefendapln.st,bi!"CaiAII!,"for
IH'osecu tion.everythlnllbrelevant ,a nd
the defense. 1'1(>\hin& is rell!v1nt . Any~
•ndeverythlnsc• nbelaed•galnst
defendant,a• lonlln 'thl!prosec:uUon
prove that It hn &Otnl!thln& lo do wi th
• llt'8~ thou&JU-<"rl me . or eourae. a ll
Pogo 7
Tallahasse Defendant,
Pete Mahoney, Speaks
HAYE YOU FOUND YOUR
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Vtt'Uiolm V~tf<lnt Apu~C
Clmp.&~n
J.IIIC"f' Sc-pttmbt-f', UpbiRIII& ~ C'hJ.r&f'
"I"IMI hun • ·nd raua.nc moMy for a drif'Nt'
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MahoM) opc'M'Cihl)-pt(llnmb)'t"Xpl.a•n•nc
thl• KO\tf"nmnu~ <~ran. and t''.tpb•n•n!(
•holt tMifo&al driiftliiiOtl'>f "n!Mplt'Aoe) •• IS
\lai'IOM) .sutt'd tl\at hr andM',tnot.Mt m~.
"" or "'hOm art' VVAW mnnbtn. "'ttt'
fhu&C'd • •th ''f0n5prac) to tnctll".ll noc Our
•nchC'tm(•nt rf'acb that,. .. '"'f't t' planmna to JtO
ht ~ham• Kfouh dunn& tJMo Kropubhun
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vfwf'tluon """'!Nit ... ,.""~ co~~~& to au..clil:
the' Htou.blt<'an Con'' tnllon <~nd W M .. m,
Poll~ with auromatle wupons,
shnjt.Sohoe.l C'rOU~ s, frtfd m.ublft, ba.ll
~ar•ti$S. ci'M'rt)' bomba, ~nd ua.ortf'd In·
cMcbary dnlCft " MahoM')' ackkd tNt tht
llO\«nmml blln to UM' conspuacy ttlalt
:ll(aiMI poiiiK'JII d !SMI'IIfH bfocaUM they Jlrlt'
\n") h.atd 10 dfoftnd at~.J~UUI
Bf•ch
'CCW'I$ptUC)I\a~I C'r&mt',
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'tJIIf'd. "'"hl('h m'""JIM tlw dfff"ndant If
cturged ,.1lh hav•n& a t'if'rllll'l Jtllt' of mu~d
zo-o 1Ut'pl aC't "''' "'' hat to tab pi~ as far a&
C'Oft!Pirl<') t:Oif"J
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~bout II and It'll SOn'lf'CWW riW' )OU ,.if'fif'
lhmkUII about 11 and INC. a cnm~t OM ol tht
Jftl~httl llttk- a•Pf"C'U ol C'ONptrny •• lhat
lltti ahuys. a friony, to thatlf you C'OM'PU'if' lo
\"Gmmll a ml.iodtnw>.ahOf. lhau. ftloQ)' rOt
u.amolt. tf )OU ' "" •P. to ~ and
uld. ' 'Jooll, kc. JO LIHn, ·you could bt' pu11n
Jo:l•l on a ~p.rat') t'hargf' fOt '"" )'<t:an
MahoMJ cont1nutd. s:tahna that tM <'01'1
tpr~cy dU I'ltf' u brokm up mto t""o parts
t tw en.lftll te comm1t tOmt' cnmlt', and lM
ou'ft acb ~..Not Pf9\~ lM ckfm$nt ,.._, m·
tmcbn&toca rryevt
plan Ma~y tUi tt'd
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OIC'tf " I am('hatlt'd,.llh tra"<t:btli from Nf'W
Yor'- C'Uy to t.ia1nsvdtf' nonda on a p,~r
IIC'ular dliy."' hfo ... ld, ..,.hiC'.b If a prrfKII)
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tram(' ot m1nd ""heft I trau·lf'd from !'lie...
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MahoM) ~dGed tn~• {on~pr41C') " \f'r)
d1fhcuh 1.o ~t'nd ap•.n•l blt'ot~UW" ··tOt ctw
prOMC'UhOn. f"oft')'tlHftC l f r~t~ant
tl'w' drlf'Mil'
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and fOt
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and f'\'('f)lhana can bt UM"d a piMt thf
drif'ndant. aft biC u c.M ~~- un
pro~t that 11 h.u tom«-Uuna to do ••lh Uw
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TH£ POINTf:l
Friday, October 27,
1972
Frldoy. October 27, 1972
Editorials----- Letters
The sso,OOO Question
Like an honorable elite. the Uni versity Activities
Board presents itself to the student body . The choice
few have their pictures on the wall in the union
Their prestige is markc<l by thei r uniform blazers
,\nd the foremost officials hold salaried positions .
These are the people who represent the ente rtainment wishes of the entire s tudent body. That
is. as f;~r as they can s tretch their ··meager"' SSO,OOO
budget . A budget comprided of s tudent monies. Are
the programs established by the UAB worthy of the
college levl.'l? And are the monies properly handled?
UAB requestc<l Sl50.000 las t year and recei\•ed
SIW.OOO They claim that due to this allocation their
programing is restricted. They hear the students
l"Q mplain that there is just nothing going on on
campus . Our qucsio'n is, with a $150.000 allocation
would 11 not be just tw ice the nothing it already is"?
We rould hve two Homecoming. two Nitty Gritties.
and rehashed films runn ing 24 hours a day . Still.
s tudents would be complaining that there is not hing
to do That is because UAB has yet to appeal to the
serious college student. Their efforts are gea red to
an extenuation of high school. However, every
Ulll\"ersity facility must serve in the development of
a person . It mus t contubure to the s tudent"s
knowledge of life and culture. ThOSt' are the goals
whtch should reign ultimate with UAB . But. it ap-
jX'ars :ts though UAB thinks entertainme nt is 'fun
and games time· only . There should be no rea l
('SCapism in entertainment as some may think. for it
ts impossible to remain separated from the world.
f-:n tertainmcnt s hould be the world exemplified . It
ts that cultu re and heritage which every student
must move intosomc<lay. The un iversity is a place
to at-quire knowledge, not play games.
The UAB boasts of cen tralized control of e ntertainment programs . Other universities combine
faculty. professionals and students in their
programing._This could lead to some duplications.
However, w1th centralized control you develop a
power elite unrcsoonsive to manv students. It has
then the a bi lity to accept or deny requests for money
by other orga izations. The Board then becomes and
organization to control the s tudent , not work for the
student. And yet it still is s upplied with the student's
monC'y
ThC' l'ointt'r asks that the University Activities
Board to re-examine the wor ld. the university, the
s tudent and its entertainment. For, in the end. all
four must be at one. Tha t is, ultimately the s tudent
must exhibit his knowledge in the real world. The
UAB is part of the molding process of the s tudent. It
is about time they take the responsibility of orienting the s tudent in to the world instead of negating
the world.
Before It's Too late
Tolbr Ed it«:
AstheNovember 7lhetection
clllaf'S in likt- Jlle " Grim
Hrapr r'", and it seems mortand morecert.ain th1t ,.... will
Respon se To
Dreyfu s State ment
113.ve fourmo reyearse~flhe
sameoldshil.manypeopleare
l'OIIsidering abstai ning fromthe
eii'Ctoria lprocess. Thiseouldbe
ast'flousmisc~lculation. While
Ni~on has bouglll 1nothtr four
years In lh~ '" Big House"', it is
hlghl y unlikelythatachangell
thetopv.·ouldeffectyourlifein
any large measure anyway .
llu,.·ever. tllr situatlonisqv.ile
th~ opJK1$ilf' hf!ore on the home
front. If you area frahmanor
sophomQre. thi s election will
havegre.u dfi'Ct on your life
stylei nlhe eomilli:)"f'Ant.
Tile eand!datt-s who are
To the ~:d ltCW" :
I IA:OU\d like In eum mcnd
Chantt ll<W"Drcyfusf~~r~era l
a.;, llons and stateme nts !hat
were re-por ted in lhe Poln u r of
~-riday. October 20.
First. 1
foond Dreyfus 's reqUl'St for a
llearlng on tile Wiscon s in
Telephone Compa ny. and llis
statementlha l he5tt5"udent s
3S part ol the Unh·ersity as
enligllteningandlegally•·alid.
Sc-("Ond ly. r fo und Dreyfus·•
response to ""The Question of
tne\\'c-ck "" lothepolntand
,.·llhoutequivocation. Fi11o1Uy.
r>rcyfus"sdlstlnctlon bet,.·een
aidi ng the people ol South
Vietnam u opposed to the
go vernment in term s or
l'duc:llionalass ista nce . and
Dr ey fu s's dalm 10 have
n.~nnilli:for lheofficeswllleh
,.·iJ i dlrectlyeffedyou andyour
lifestyle · Slleriff. District At·
torney.andSt.ateSf'nator.are
as dlffertn t n nightanddayor
115 is the aciUal
tituation
reactionary re pr nslo n o r
liberal progressiveness.
tr youa relnllyconcel'lled
abou tthe !ypeof iOc:ia l atmo:sphere in which you must
li'"e,tlw:n t a ppealto your sens.f'
of rnpons ibili\y and common
reqiJ('>;u!dthatAIDbeextcnd~
""into No rtll Vi t- t nam · · is
laudmory . and consistent with
tlis themethatoneeducaCedthP
pt'Opleo l acou:n tryandootl ts
gov~ rnmc nt.
J{owe •·cr. Ch;tnce!lor Drf")"IU$
~~~~- l s1ronglyurge myfellow
1\ocs $t:Cm to lose Ills con -
concerned stud t ll\.1 to support
Bill Bablitch. Sta te Senator,
NickCIIeck,Sittrlfr,and Marb
Rushevi<"lt. District Allorney
belorel t's too late.
\'t-r)'S lnc:rrely,
sistency ~to·h~n hf' makes this
stateme nt on ~to• hy he connot
support the Student Senate's
<"OQdemnm ionol" tlle arrestsand
imprisonmt- nl of the Student
body of Hue, and the Governmtnt o(, Thieu.
Dreyfua
And Vietnam
In the face of Student Senate Resolution Number
7:1- l· l-IQ-72·72. Cha ncellor Dreyfus has chosen not to
condemn the arrests and political s uppression of
South Vietnam "s students by the Thieu Governme nt
tsce l'oinlt' r. October 20. 1972 ). The correctness of
this decision. however. is questionable.
Its
s tgnificance and implications are far broader than
those of a merely personal decision : it represents
the decision of UWSP . Ultimately it involves the
nature and purpose of a uni versity and the moral
obliga tion of a university to the world. Hence, we
must look carefully at the arguments Dreyfus advances- are they valid"-as well as the implications
of his decision .
Essentially. Chancellor Dreyfus basis his decision
on a Jack of accurate information of the supression
of South Vietnamese students. and on a desire to
prC\•ent...evict_ion of the UW-SP education mission
from South Vtetnam . With regard to the first point-the Jack of accurate inform~tion - the question
which Immediately comes to mind is why doesn't he
have the information~ Given the relation between
UW-SP and the universities of South Vietnam and
the recent sojourns of UW-SP administrators to
Vietnam , the information should be immediately at
hand. Or is it possible that the administration dons
tis blinders when dea ling with the question of
government suppression if Vietnam? 1\!r. Luce is
not known to be a liar or a reporter with an
overacti ve imagination . He ha s spent over a deeade
of his Ji(e studying Vietnam and the Indochina Way
and the corruption and racism he has uncovered .
includi ng the arrest and imprisonment students and
other dissenter . censorship of the press.suspension
of elections .. have been s ubstantiated by other
reporters over the past year, CBS. PBS. the New
\"urk Times. the St . Lou is Post· Disp:UC:h. and other
newspapers and periodicals have covered va rious
aspects of corruption of the Thieu regime, including"
the s uppression of students and other dissenter. So
did Vu Quang Viet. a Vietnamese s tudent reccnUy at
UW-SP to discuss the condition of students in South
Vietnam . Yet the implication i5 that Mr. Luce is
somewhat less than honest. Why? Because he is not
an AID official as the source for what information he
docs have on the number of students from Hue
"hstcd" as imprisoned. The word ""listed'" makes
this information questionable. According to interviews conducted lby CBS NewsJ with lawyers
and representatives seeking to help the imprisoned
s tude nts. the Thieu government takes few pains to
compile a list of those imprisoned. Dissenters are
merely imprisoned en masse. without trial and with
little or no record of who they arc and what they
have been charged with. We must also consider the
role of the United States in relaying s uch
information. Characteristic of U.S. policy over the
cour-se of the Indochina War has been deception . The
government has consistently lied to the American
public .. lied about troop levels. about escalation ,
about wa r at rocities, CIA activity, Victnamization.·
Thus, it would seem that an A10 report on the
number of s tudent arrested s hould be treated with
s kepticism
We arc led to believe. however. that rega rdless of
the circumstances. Chancellor Dreyfus would not
openly condemn or criticize Thieu . He would not do
so in the interest of preserving the UW-SP mission to
South Vietna m . Such a motive is very noble soon·
ding, but does it have any meaning? What is the
nature of the relationship Dreyfus seeks to
preserve?
Chancellor Dreyfus implies a parallel between the
si tuation he faces and that of the Rectors of the
uni versities of SolLth Vietnam, in Utat all would face
immediate dismissa l were they open ly to attack
Thieu . Perhaps so, but it connot be ingnored that in
remaining silent the university administrators of
South Vietnam , as well as UW-SP. arc in effect
condoning and accepting the Thicu regirhe. They
are acq uiescing to his policies of rep ression. policies
which have decimated the universities of South
Vietnam just as surely .:.s bombs and bullets .
('ritical thought and the attempt to perfect the world
a re just as much a part of a university as classrooms
and books. Both have been destroyed in South
Vietnam under a combination facist government
and wa r , and it is questionable whether the
universities of Vietnam can ever be rebuilt. Thus a
very hollow reasoning seems to lie behind the
Fogs Of Ideology?
that price 1\he price of
hypotllrlicallyrelinquiM!inghis
pres!lgeandpositloninaid.i ng
'"the people"" of Swth Viel·
ll:lmt. no matter how self·
5.1t is fy i ngitma)· bef~~rmeand
forthisinsliluliontodoso.··
Thequtlitionofthls w~korany
other ~to·eek t have few ChanCl' llorl..eeShermonD rcy f\1$15:
1/ov.· canyouhoelpthepe-opleol"
South Vietnam. if you land
others! In your position o(
respons.ibility do not prote5\
vigcwo115lythlsandf'Veryother
inltumaneactiontakm by the
U.S. go•·erMlentand theSouth
Vietnamese?
Lri me make this perfi'Ctiy
~~~ ~r Y:u;:; ~1~~nt;e~ :~
1
allegt-dlye\"<! n North Vif'lnam)
throughed ucation , howcanyou
condone your gover nment or
lhe go vernmen t o f Sou\11
Vietnam v.·lw:n they are killing,
de ~ l.l oy ing. motmlng. and
impriwning.tho$e •·e ry peopl e
you do ""''" to a id!
The
«(uivoca tion on this crucia l
point by Chancellor Dreyfus is
rt-mincscentofono\.lll.orfamOUll
equi'"ocatQr,.·ho ata ted in t9611.
"" t ha .. f' a~~«retplan to md tlw:
War. l~t me make that prrfectly clea r."" Or words to that
rffl'dl . Th~a.ldolaudthose
ac tions taken by Chancellor
Dreyfus against the telephone
compay. tlle~se uplana tlons
ol"feredbyCha~UorDreyfus
f!VIetnam.
~: sYs~~~~ t i{~~i~~OS:~
and those desires to
11
hoelpthf!opeopleolSouthand
North Vlt-tnam. I do QUestion,
an.dfind" rangelylncorul"tnt.
ChaiiC<'llor Dreyf14"1 refusal to
condtmn pollelet tha t would
SftmtoendangeTtheHrygood
for whic-h he dalmt to be
striving. llcansiveCh.an.ccllor
Drcyfut Information on Vlf'l·
na m if he to wlalles, and would
referllimand a!lothen to a
boo k enti tl ed Th Uabeud
Voi«S by Don ~ and John
Sommer).
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Jobat.awadsky
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Tv lhe •:dtcor:
\'oureditori•lof 10·6·72,
"'McCo•·ern and tile Middle
l"lass"".wuagooduposltlonof
lhe disillusionment of many
vrople with tile lla lfba kt-d
Jiberalprosr;oms ,.·hltbthulseot"
us wllo understand ect~nomiCI
andhum;onna turea tv.·ays uid
..,·ould not work. a judgmtnt
borneoulby lheuperieiiC<'of
e •·ery n unty which hu
misguldedlylnstltu tedadolt
llowevrr.yourevt-althatyou
suffer from some of the
mi~onc~ptlons ,.·llich led to
~uc h ill-conceived handouts, the
rts ul t or the tf'ntlment.a l alop
ser'"ed up by the libtra llt.
•lluinanlt.a r lanlsm un leannect
••ilh ,.·i$dom, untempered b)'
j u ~tlce.
unconcernt-d ,.·1\h
rea lltin . is s.ent l!l'tnta l slop.
~ndithassoldlikehotcakrs in
this countryforthepastl0-40
years. )
Th erea renot enough rlch
pNple tosoakcnough tosupport the poor, and anywly the
r i-chget thei r irlcome~ from tile
worktlli!WOJIIe. llusinesspeya
no ta~rs per s.e : all buslnf'M
taxe•a repaideitbrrby the
t•mployee In lower ,.agn. by
the Jtoek he~lde r • In town
~~~u;:,uc;,r~;.:orr~~~~~%· f~r.
o·ecovmlsmade.TMpoorwiU
1M> beller off If tht- surpl ~a
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th in
rt-tu n d Into the
markelplacetoch.asesoods•nd
5trYicnanddriveupPfiCetfor
alltopay. inclt.ldin,tnepoor.
Our truewt-a lthlanor.10te than
lhetotaloflhf'SoodsandurvlrHproducedb)'iheworklng
people. and f'Vtry unearned
dolllt r that llt turnedlot:llet.o
slnc"-H mt-relydllulH IIIII
nlueoleaehdollar.
You 11udenta are doing your
J!l rl tocrt-lle lnOatlon and
1)0\"rt\y 1nd unempluymmt.
rou are pari of thf' problem,
andyouh.ave!M s all torall al
IO<'Ietyforfallingtosolvetbe
problema you hue created.
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Friday, October 27, 1972
THE POI-NTER
Page 9
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Before It's Too Late
To th• Editor :
As the November 7th eleclion
closes in like the "Grim
Rea per··, and it seems more
and more certa in that we will
have four more years of the
sa me old shit. many people are
cons idering abstain ing from the
eleclorial process. This could be
a serious miscalculation. While
Nixon has bought another four
years in the " Big House". it is
highly unlikely that a change at
the lop would effecl your life in
any large
measure a nyway .
However, the situation is quite
the opposite here on the home
CronL I£ you are a freshman or
sophomore, this election will
have great effect on your life
sty le in the coming years .
The candidates who are
running for the offices which
will directly effect you and your
lifestyle · Sheriff. Dis trict At·
torney. and State Senator. are
as different as nigh! and da y or
as is the actual situat ion
reactionary repr ession or
liberal progress iveness .
If you are truly concerned
aboul the type of social at·
mosphere in which you must
live. then I appeal to your sense
of responsibility and commoo
sense. I strongly urge my fellow
concerned students to support
Bill Bablitch. Stale Senator.
Nick Check. Sherirr. and Maris
Rushev ics .
District
Attorney
before it's too late.
refusal of the South Vietnamese administrators to
criticize and condemn Thieu . They are "saving" the
universities we are told . If they were truly concerned with saving the universities of Vietnam they
would have spoken up long ago . They should have
spoken in favor of the Geneva Accords c1954 ) which
called for unified and neutral Vietnam . They should
have spoken against the halting of national elections
by the U.S. and Diem . They s hould have spoken
against Diem 's corruption and atrocities and U.S.
intervention. A similar situation has prevailed and
continuesto prevail in American universities . They
have found little about the Indochina War to
criticize or question and have either cheered it on or
s tood idly by wh ile it escalated. UW-SP is no exception . If the administration of this university was
tr uly concerned about education in Vietnam it would
have spoken out aginst the Indochina War a long
time ago .
Chancellor Dreyfus may be a good man and may
have the best intentions in the world, but his decision
not to condemn Thieu is wrong and his failure to
speak out is immoral. It is the moral obligation of a
university and those who are a part of that institution to take a stand aginst war and force and
violence . A university properly consituted seeks to
solve the problems of the world, seeks to perfect and
maintain the world . War and force can never build a
good world , they can only destroy . To have good
universities in the world requires that force and
violence do not principle civilization. To have good
universities in South Vietnam requires that there be
an end to the Indochina War. To fly American administrators to Vietanmese uni vers ities is
meaningless when those universities are being
destroyed and perverted by war and facist govern·
ments . It merely gives a veneer of prestige and'
heartwarming sentiments to American universities,
it does nothing significant for the Vietnamese.
According to Chancellor Q.rey fus , the UW-SP
" has done much to educate the young people in that
country along the lines of concepts of self govern·
ment and free peoples ." Has it really? Did these
principles suddenly spring up upon the presence of
Americans in South Vietnam? Hardly. The efforts
of these Vietnamese to secure peace, freedom, and
self·determination existed long before the UW-SP
education mission , or the United States military, set
foot in Southeast Asia . Those are the principles o(
the Geneva Accords . Those are the principles which
have moved the Vietnamese to fight both the French
and the Americans. Those are the principles which
have sparked opposition by Vietnamese students to
Diem and Thieu, and the petty dictators in between.
The Local Press-
An Honest Attempt At The Truth?
Very Sincerely.
Jim llamlllon
Fogs Of Ideology?
To 1hP Editor:
Your edilonal of 10- 6-i 2,
''McGovern and the Middle
Class''. was a good exposition of
tht.> disillusionment of many
peopl• wilh lhe halfba ked
liberal programs which lhose of
us who understand economicS
and hum an nature always sa id
"ould not work . a judgment
borne out by the experience of
t• ver y c ounty w hich
misguidedly instituted a
has
dol~ .
ll owever. you reveal that you
s uH er fro m s ome of the
llltsconcept lons which led to
such til -conceived handouts. the
resull of the sentimental slop
served up by
the
liberals.
1 Humanitarianism unleavened
wi th wt.sdom . untempered by
JUs ti ce, unconcerned with
realit ies. is sentimental slop,
<l nd tl has sold like hotcakes in
th is country for the past JO.-...W
,·ears. >
· Thert> are not enough r ich
people to soa k enough to support the poor. and anywa y the
rich get the1r incomes from th e
working people. l!usmess pays
no ta xes per se : all business
taxes are pa id either by the
in lower wages, by
t.• mploy ~
thl' s tockholders in lower
re turns . or . more directly . by
th e consumers, from whom full
reco\·ery is made. The poor will
be betler orr if the surplus
money or the rich 1s burned or
called inlo the Treasury , rather
than
released
into
the
marketplace to chase goods and
services and drive up prices Cor
all to pay. including lbe poor.
Our true wealth is no :.1ore than
th• total of the goods and ser·
\'ices produced by the working
people. and every unearned
dollar that is turned loose lo
give chase merely dilutes the
value of each dollar.
You students are doing your
pa rt to create inflation
and
pove rt y and unem ployment
Last Friday the president's brother, Edward
:-.Jixon. stopped in Wisconsin Rapids for a press
conference on his way through the state. Thinking
this an excellent opportunity to question one of the
presidents campaign staff. and the co-ehairman of
the committee to re-elect the president the Pointer
a ttended that conference. Also in attendance were
of course Edward Nixon , his staff. state republican
dignitaries, and the local press. As you notice the
••ointcr did not publish a complete account of that
conference. Although we felt we had asked some
valid questions. they were not answered and the
presence of the local press did little to aid our attempt to get at the truth .
Local press coverage it seems. is not in any way,
shape or form professional. We would assume that
they have personnel who are educated in the field of
journalism but on this occassion , as in others we
ha ve witnessed . they did not display any such
knowledge . On most of the occassions we have seen
the local press in action we have come away completely disgusted . They neither have the courtesy to
remain until a speaker has completed his address ,
nor do they have concern enough for their readers
and viewers to ask irrtelligent questions of those they
interview . At debates on campus you will see them
scurrying about in the middle of a candidate 's
response to a question. picking up cords, and
packing away their precious press paraphinalia . At
press conferences they may ask Edward Nixon ,"
"What is it like to be the brother of the president?"
but never. "Why does your brother support the
corrupt and fascist government of Thieu?"
George Seldes. a renowned journalist, has written,
Question Of The Week
This weeks question was prompted by the
decision of this university to build a $200,000 rifle
range. The range is to be constructed in compliance
with a contract with the army which established
ROTC on this campus.
You are part of the problem.
and you have the gall to rail at
society for failing to solve the
problems you have created.
According to an AP artkle or
Cont. To P. 12
" The pwer of the press excepting where it is an
instrument of the government is still of first im·
portance because it shapes public opinion and public
·opinion free or manipulated is still decisive." The
local press has the power to shape public sentiment,
In .short it is this dutj' to rl!port to the _public , information whicl&. in this case, is of prime import to
the selection of the next president of the United
States .
We do not know what the local press ' argument is
for being so irrespective to the public, but we do
know that the students and residents of central
Wisconsin deserve better. Certainly the local press
does not consider itself ·an instrument of the
government.· The problem we suspect , is that our
local and national news is being manipulated by
those who own or control the press, by those people
who would not benifit by asking 'embarrassing'
questions of public officials and their spokesmen .
This leaves one question originally posed by
Seldes in 1953, " If you are able to get the facts which
are irrefutable and which refute vast falsehoods .
how are you going to publish them when all the
of mass com munication for political and other
reasons are closed to you?" We believe it is time
that people realize that in order to get at the truth
one must look further than the local press. In an
election year. as always it becomes the respon ·
sibility of those interested in finding truth to do both
extensive reading and give serious thought to where
each candidate for any public office stands . We can
not assume that corporate interests and profits take
second priority to an honest attempt at printing the
truth .
Will the rifle range which is to be bu11t on this
campus be open to all students and student groups ,
or only to ROTC? Will it be open to AIRO. to the
Black Student Coalition, to an SDS chapter. to the
Poinl~r'?
Etlitors iliote :
A ~opy of this weeks question bas been sent to both
John Porter , Chairman of the military Science
tl<·partment !ROTC on campus> and Dr. David
Coker. •·ice Chancellor of Student AHairs . We are
.• waiting their response.
l ln• GOP ll eadqu a rt ers was the s ight or th e
l:ul·rilla Theater at wh ich Nixon was senh•utt•d.
A Polh~ca l Action Conf~rt11ce hMtedby the
UW-SP Veta for Puce wu held in the
University Center on Oct. 20. 21, and 22. An
nlmO!Itcontinuousnlnmartedlhethr~ay
confe ren~. and may have partially acC"OUnted for lp;~~a ttendancea t someotlhe
activllies. mostnolablyonlhe 2t st.
The Confe rence olnclally got under "'"ly
,.·ilha s llmtcandlellghl march at 7:30p.m.
onF'ridayevening. An estimated l:JOpeople
~Ui rted out from Ole Unl1·eraity Center In 1.
chilling drizzle that turned Into 1 study
downpourasthemarch pnl(lres&ed. Led by
membtrsoftheVetlfDN,>ea~whocarried a
symbolic coffi n. the march en proceeded '"'"oabreastdownthesidewalkonthenorlh l ideof
Main Street. Crossing at the Jntcrse.:llonof
.\l ainal\dSecond.thep rocesslon returned
east
to
!he
RellUblican
Campail!n
lleadquarten~.
A mock trUo l WIJ held.
A coffin carried In th e Vets P eace march
Friday evening bore th e statistics or th e
\ ' ietnam wa r.
F'o~dguitty,a J UTrogateltlcl\ardNb:Oflwn
Hnten~ by the Veta to ··a li fetime lndoct rlnll tlon of AmHinn Constit ut io na l
principles."'
The marchers ~tu~ to the Unlvenlty
Cente r bythesamerouteandglllh~inthe
Wright Lounge for report.Bfrom the various
VetJgroupspresen t. The evenlngend«<wilh
the ~owing of a film •nd a ge~ ral rap
session.
Yost.ers In the Univer sity Cenh:r an nounced both the
purpose or thecon re r enc:e a nd th e cho-Ices available t6
t h l' t\m e ri can public.
The first item of buJillriS on Satu rclay
morning ,..as a fl'JIOI"I from deleptes to the
Vi etnam Vetn-111.1 A,UIIIJ!Ihe War IVVAWI
National Committee Meeilng, held from
Sepl . :!!Ito Oct. 2in Palo Alto. C.l!fomla.
They$p0k e abouttheobjeoc tive:~,pilstand
present problems, and fut11 re aims of the
IIVAW.
Following a lunc:hbreak, the con feren«
brokedownintotenworlr.shopsf~lngon
~pedfic areas. Student and community II·
tendancewaalow. with the Vet a them$1'Jv es
conJtilui ngmollolthea uendance.
Th(Wvening ses5ion on S..tunlay featured
Tailatw~SI•driendant Pete Mahoney .
Mahoney'• address wu follooo"ed by more
~;'~~:r;..mb~ ~~~': !,"~ ~ll!:.~:
1/VAWChaptn-.
Sunday'sllc tlvltlesbega ntn lhemornlllfl
with reports from the workshom. lind
resoluliont COO('\I'rnlnJ lhem,
1lle confermc-e dimued with a 2 p.m.
lldd re:~sbyAnthonyRu»o,ro-fiefendantwlth
Daniel Etlaberg In the Pm~gon Pllpen
Conspiracy T r ial. Afi"T"a lenflhyqUHtlon
and •n~~•·er •~lon wllh Rusao. the eonferenc:e closed with an inform•! dilaiwlon.
thepilu.tng of
f
al Action Conference
:\ procession of armed gua rds and ma rchers
·accompanied' Nix on on the vets s ilent ma rch
to downtown Stevens Point
-The firs t item or business on Saturday
morning was a report from delegates to the
Vie tnam Veterans Al(alnstthe War (VVAWl
National Co mm ittee Meeting, held from
Sept . 29 to Oct. 2 in Palo Alto, California .
They spoke about th e objectives, past and
present problem s. and fui!Jre aims of the
VVAW.
Following a lunchbreak, the conference
broke down Into ten workshops locussin~
<peclroc areas. Student and community attendance was low, with the Vets themselves
consli tuing most of the attendance.
The evening session Ofl Saturday featured
Talla ha ssee Six defendant Pete Mahoney.
Mahoney's address was followed by more
films, informal discussion, and a slide show
presentation by Paul Rucz of the Milwaukee
VVAW Cha pter.
Sunda y's activities began In the morning
with reports from the workshoos. and
th e passing or resolut ions concerning them,
The conference c.limaxed with a 2 p.m.
address by Anthony Russo, co-defendant with
Daniel Ellsbcrg In the Pentagon Papers
Conspiracy Trial. After a lengthy question
and answer session with Russo, the conference closed ~· ith an informal discussion.
Prisoners" was the
1s hops held at the conn!, Pete Maboney far
Found guilty, a surrogate Richard Nlxlon was
sentenced by the vets to "a lifetime lntloctrination of American Constitutional
••rinciples."
Th e Vets for P eace attempted to Inform those attctuling the Conference of the human tradgedles
cnvolved in Americas l ongest war, the war in VIetnoun .
Poge
THE POtNTER
12
Fridoy, Octobe r 27,
1972
Friday, October 27_..
more and more letters
t~. iu the past !f\'tn
~{'aTS, tile I{O\'ernmrnt has
onsured lin molllon lo:.ns to
thri"P minion students totaling
s.l .6bJihon Tbl'taxpa}'ers.or .
JniOther"'·o r<b.thr..-orko ng
Octobl'r
people.paytht•internton~
loans. and I believe 1M rate if
tht•st!,Kk>ntisinschool i5'i
pl'rr~nHI ptrctnl Pf'r ann~m
Thatmu~Uth.aton$Uiboltion
the"'orkongproplearebr'ing
s o~k('d for S322.000.000 or
$ U~ .Il00.000
per yu r .. all
tho.srbiliiOI'l$ rdeaS«llnto 1~
uoar kclpl~ce to dri,•e up prices
1011hout an) va lue 's bring
prodund in r etu r n . The
,.·urkongptapli'pli}'O''erand
,,·rr foral! ,.·t• lfarr · thrmoncy
tScrrJinl'<lolfOOJrearnlngso llw
prodU('t uf the sacnfice of our
timrandlabor , uur li,·esJ ; ..-e
pay ~gauo of the higher proces
coused b) the increased
dem<~ nd . IO'c po~y ag ain on the
lllghrr .. age.. rrsultmgfromtht
reduct ionofU..laborfor«by
subsodmnKthr loalersou t . ...·e
l'd)· ag;unmthrh ogh"'pricn
cauuO by the i ncre ased
dt-mand . .,-., pay lhemcreasr<:l
costs of police. drug and
•en t•r ea l d1seas~ lr\'atment
iudidal rxpenl<fS, O!tc ., caused
by th{' odie people genmg onto
LrOOJblc . ..·epa )· thrincreased
"''el farrlo.:~d caused by thr
destru-c uonof JObsby ...·elfur.
~ •ncelht>moneyfor"'·elfarra nd
th•· •uoneylor jobscomes from
thes:.mepoc ke ts, thrpockr tsol
tlw"'·orkongpeoplt Tbemore
,.-esprnd for..-ellare,themoce
-..eshall 1\.:1 1'<' to spend lor
"~llarr. untol all incentive os
destroyedand,.·eallgobrolte.
l'erhapsyouaredeludedby
t h<• gh•t~non g trollion·dollar
t:rOS!I N~tion~l Product ? Br
waryof~nyonewlloquolnyou
~pt"rcrnt<~geofthatchomera . It
•ndudu ${' <vices. any thing
!toni ons urancr prrm1um5 to
rKI"ntlycalln.lthrm"hapln.:l"
Uull'Theyaredo~ngotxacUyas
thot• plra:scandhawplusrd.
all.alolhrrpeople"• cxiM'n_sr.
andthe)' k<"C"pr ightona-doing
tt,and l 'llbetthe)' pursuedtheir
ma tesasho lly ase•·era ...·oman
did . l ha,·elnm indsomelhingon
th•· order of lhP CCC camps of
thr thirties. ,.-here whole
f~mHirs could br n•o•·ed out of
thrcro,.·dedcotiesa nd,.·orklor
tlll'taxpayers liupporhngthem .
~cquiring ,.·ork habit s and
skill s.andmovingon towovatr
t'mllloymenl as the costs of
..-elfare ...·err r«!ucedandtlll'
'" Orkingpeople ...·r rernabledto
US<."thrl rmonr)· tosu pportjob!l
tnstrad.
Government is the prime
t•tllaon, althoug~ thrrr are
ptent)' of lesser ~~~~~ins in lhr
burrau-cnc)· andonlhewrlfare
roll• Go'·~nmrnt h.a • taxed
the,.·orkingpropleatwa rtlme
r~tes ever 1inu World War 11
and,.·astedit onahugep.ay roll,
...-h ••re by th~ money ,.-as turned
on to the marketplaer an d
rh angcd in to t ru t" ~alut.
al th o ugh the spendcu had
producednothingthatanyone
""'uld wt llingly pa y lor
All
gonrnmrnt spenol ing is prr
uiCIOUSliJIO'elfare.andthat is
.,.-hyitshOOJidbekept to a
1111n1n111 m . 10 COI'C< only
t~rnt ialgo•·ernmentse.rvicn.
Asal axp;:~yer1 ob~tto
pubhcauoool yourpaprratthe
t•xpenseof the State, which
means lht exprn$t of the
taxp;~ycr. ,.-hlch muns thr
UPf'IUcoftheworlngpeople.
~incr ..-orking proplr are the
ultima tesouerofallvalue.oot
•·xduding
even
natural
resources .,.-hicll mUJit be uptoitedbyhwna n laborandsol_d
to a human mark~! at a profot
~c'ore~~~d;~~e ~,;~·o;~~~~%~~-
and machlnn -..-h,ch the sllly
th~proc~ofroc k conerrt5
h~ral s thinkare goingtodoa ll
nnd ma5!klg~ . and thr ~~r
dollar whirls around In 11
tu3ybt' a thoLISand times or
more. This country Is not half
~s rtchasot thinkso t •s-- ot osonly
~• roch as >ts ...-orklllg peoph•
ou~kt ot through sac rilicr of
lh~or time a nd labor .
You
say.
" 1fopelully
,\1cGo,·ern"t Youo.asellope fully ,
lhatsollyword.l nallthrreof
tht· aruc ln on tht editorial
page l ,.- ,llta ~ lht>» cn·d ro..-s
oJ busont-ss and lhl' military
,\ cco rd1ng to onr of hi s
bougraphen. ~lcGo ve r n Is
t.oorrd by economics, that
poddhngunimportantstudy,the
lhe"''Ork siocetheyarr merrly
tht·resultofpastlaborand
breause they not onl y rlfed
human beings to care and
rrp.ao rthem, butthti r!M'odut't5
areworlhles.suntilthryaresold
to a llumanmarket ~ t a profi t.
and human~ mu st nut
themsrh·esandtt>ll theirlabor
on ord~r to pa~· for th~m . The
utopianspktu realuturewhrre
noooowillhavetowork,u«pt
bychoicelfunny , lunny l, Wl f
feelquitrcertalothatlnsucha
future every St'cond per$01l
wouldhavetobta policeman.
andsomrottewOOJldhavetopay
alllho.sr gendarmes. 1 object
also to your UH of four-letter
words at my monetary expense : let'• save tbOH for
'tea Uyimporuntaub)t~ .
Open )'OUt ryes. and usr
yourbraillS, If you can brush
~~~~~:!t:~:nof :h~~h pr~~~
lhf po•·rrty that he proftssato
...·orryabout
lloptlesly. 1 subm>tlhat ~tc
Govern can propoM nolhiJII to
allrvoate pove r ty, racism.
deuytnKcities.no.ranyother
problem.
lfr does not understand rc:onomks, and ht is
ognorantofhisognorance All
hewillbe a bletodois propose
moreof thr ume · bigsprnding
forhandouts.progn.msnotonly
~~~~!t.t,~·::'~~~~~t~~~ ~z
aurava tion of the present
problen>J
Thereosonlyonrsoluliooas
far as 1 can He : thr rfotlpienl5
of han<.lou~ mU5t be made to
r arnthrml romtheproplewho
producethem Everyonrthinlts
ho"' terrobleit >S tnatamolhl't'
should haYe to !rave he r
childrrntogooulto..-ork. but
thrydonot,.·orryaboutthr
rountleuwiYesof.,.·orkinjtmen
wboh.>vehadtodoe:tacllythat
toaupport ~Midletl Therea re
plenty of those supposedl y
dese-rted ,.·omen. women, ,..ho
$h0Uid have hnown better in lhe
flratpJ.ace.and thrycantakt
careofr.1chother'schildrrn
andfreratltaltthreeoutof
fOUI'IOIOOUttoworlt. Someone
a waylhrlo&~of•deolotlyfor·
med by thr 1M» ai r of your
politlciled instructon
Slnnrdy.
'-'.Jun !>or~t~u
51~ Haluell St
.\ l ~diiH. Wl1. u;1
1
The LRC Labyrinth
Tu thp
~:d l t w ;
ltakeprninh~ondto~~eri bble
ashortmiulvpconeerninllthe
n tnomed ~arning Rt$011t'l'PS
CenteronthrUW·S P CamJIUI. I
have ~ently had a few exptrlences there whleh may
"'lUnd famoliar IO my fello w
5\udents, oral !Past m1ght on
1errst them
A fortnight or l\lo'oago, l was
t•ngagedin .._-roung a thrmeor
sorl-lforachrmunryclaulam
t•nrolled in thi5 sr mrst~r
lt@Marrh ...-~~ n«H$8 ry, Joo.oll
I ,.-en\ ta. the Lea rnmg
Hrsourtn Cl'nt~ r ror . In tht
,·ernan.olarol lheoon -$tudent ,
thellbrlry r.
lJponarrlvlng
thrre, ltlimbrdlhestrpatothe
.-...,undOoor. nndonctthl"rt,
pruceeded to •ta u "The
llrader'• t_;u odot to Peroodrcal
1.11~ ra ture "
111 hopes of
du;co•·.,ron~ peruncnt artldes
~pj)('r!Jini ng to the subject 1
had sell'Cled lor my thtme
ll a ppil~ . I found a numbe r of
articles whic h looked prom·
Isi ng , so 1 appro.ached the
periodicals de$k ,.·ith the pu r·
post:ofobtaininglhemagazmes
'"hereintht~urticln cOOJidbr·
found. Alas, for il ls hne that
darkdoud!;ofmelanfholycloud
the brilliant sun of m)· hopes
andrxpeoctatlons. for.ooonc
"astobrfoundwor kingbrhind
thcdtsk. ltsremedas ifthrt"o
or three employees "''h ich onr
...-ou!dexpecttofindhadsud
tle nl y ,-anishtd
Various
reasons for this o-dd hap ·
ptn &t antt impruse d thtm ·
srh·e!i uponmybrain ... perha~
these emplo)'t'I'S had s!>ddenly
de\·eloprdaviolentnerdfor
•t rongblackeoffec"·ith"'hich
they migh t fort ify themsr l,·es
against rhe r igors of em ·
ployment m the UIC. nicotine
fils m~y also ha1·e bern the
ans,.·erlbringasmoktrmysrlf.
1 well know tilt feeling!; or.
perhaps thtrr had been an
unonoouncednu-clurattackof
"'"llichlhadheardnot hing, and
the employeesh~odned tothr
i.Mermosttnviroraof 1M l.RC
toseekprole.:tion,nafallou l
sheltrr . Yo'hatevrrthe reason . l
"as still laeed,.·ilh lhr same
out of t"" buildin~ and .,-ent
home. Nex t day 1 r eturned,
and hatlrht• s.1me trouble ob·
taming ulOti.' articles and hrlp ~
This lcller.lknow ls toomuch
n rio-eo on ic, but I lla•·e at•
temptPdtupro•·capoint. The
I.H('uiststohelpstudentsin
thei r studirs. but this student
illls not bt>en enhanced ~tall by
usmglhotfacililil'5o l 1hei.RC. 1
~m !>t.ipposed to LISl" lhrse
lacthtiHtollelpmt·learn , but
at Jbc same lln1e, 1 c~ nnot
obtain tht• materials l nerd
hrc:ause the LRC is n,·rrely
limi ted In its con tent. and 1
~an'! !SOIY much for :he staff
wllich mans the periodicals
dnk . t hav{' in tendedtllis letter
as <"ons lructi,·e crilidsm, and
l mro ntocutnoasPf'rlionson
any individual prr sons .
Moreover . 1 hope something
mll)' be done to incrcaSI' the
useluln<'S$ of the LKC to all
students. lnrondusion.l tmay
mtcrest you to know lha t aftPr
atl these problems wllh the
l.ftL' . I"'·entdowntothrStnens
1-'ointPublicLibraryandob·
la inede,·erytin(l l nerded . I
"'' 15h lhadgooclhere first.
nru~r
\'ours Faithfu lly.
It , Uumu
People's Party
Statement
:~~er~:~=~tj
T\thrn~~~o;;
h.ad.sovain!ybn'-nsrrking. "At
last," thought 1. "as CusitU
r~-sprc:tlng
toohasanl)'r midonof r ight a nd
jU5ticrcomrtomya id:" I then
procrtdedtolnform this person
of my needs, upon ..-hicb 1
received more bad ne-.. s. Our
e$ln> med LHC does not stock
such popular ptriodinls n
"News,.ffk !" Oh yes. they had
l!l'n issues. but I nl-"<'ded an
issue from 19G8. llhoughtlha1
made b)· preu personnrl
MSigned to the S~k ~!'!·
paogn
Th ese mqumes
uroginateinthelnterrste,·oked
by thr chief i Upporters-of the
\\ iscunsin campaign to secure
ballot qualification for the
J>.-oplcs 1-'art)·.
Thne supporten;are.princlpally,James
~: Houlton. a Marxist socialist
of inqui r irs
sponsonhlp of t_hr
l" ~ ople s !'arty Pr esidento~ l
~:o~~::i de~hu~ ~e~~;~: ~ncS"Juft~~~o~a~~~ts~
=~~~\ol~~~~~~ lt~:rei~~~,: :c'•~~.:',-~m::,:,
',· ~~,~, ~"".
··.·.~=npf~::!:~
such lhing in our library
•
,
Mentally 1 checkPdtheartldt l
had ,.·anted from my list. and
then requeued a copy of
"Scirnt ific Am"'ican" a l.so a
non-current i..sue. This Jmr,
howe,·er, l didindeedflnclthe
,-olwnl-" 1 -..·as lookingforonlhe
boultdsht lf. andlthrndecid~
tochtc:kitout. Theal!t'nden\"111
lhednk thm Informed me that
only gradu.llte stude nts may
che.:koutbound,·olumn. lam
not a gradwt e studrnt. and
again l waslhwarted. !decided
10 take desper ate measures,
and rmployed that mi rac le or
;~~;~fo1~~!~th!h!t~':~;
lcouldoblainampyollhr
With
a rticle 1 rrqulred .
trembllnghandlli ftedlhe dime
totheslot, droppedltlna nd ..... •
The Xerox copier
nothing .
re fused to perform . Not one
btou.hwnm . ...·hir .orclickdid l
hr ar Moreover. it refused to
nash otscolored lights at me . l
noticedthallhrs igninstruc:ted
anyoneh.avingtroublewithlhlll
drvic~ should enquire a t thr
peroodic~ols d"Sk (lhf ma chine
nf-"f'drtJapa~rreliU J So, once
again lpresrntedmynlf althr
dcsk and requested ald. The
:~~n~~:~m~~~:~h:r~~e:!
•dra ..-ha tlshoulddo. She also
hadnoideaolhowto relilllhr
cop1er . and shr dlrec~ed me to
anothrrdcskdo"·nstalrS. l'o'ell ,
1t t•ndeduplhatl madttwoor
th ree journryJ up and dowo the
s tain to usr lhe Xr ro• on the
forst noor . bu t ... orat of all, I
spentmedollar'swoclholdimrs
copym~: orw meagre artkle
•studenl-l arr notoriously pOOr,
a nd 1 mlssedthat dollart.
l"rogreiiS"'e Socialist Work~ra;
Rohn Wrbb. cha irman smc~
1968 of the 1ndrpendcnts
Commillre for Sen . Eugene
:O.l cCa rthy,andapastDemoera·
tlccandid:urforstateofflce:
t:hzabeth
Boardman
of
~ludi$0n, a widely r n~ted
acotvtsl a nd •·oice in militant
anti-war movements and
dirntor of the l'heten!x
t:xpeditiontoNorthVietnam . ,\
prrlin11nary
f\atemr nt
darifyingtli'"eirpo l ltieal
co mmitm e nt an d effort on
behalf of the Peopln !'arty
tiel~~~~ ::~~~ilh
Benjamin
Spockabehrflhat tlleful urtof
Aonericanlifrdtmancb11br011d.
mdrpendent radical po!TIY of
-..·orklngmen.working farmen .
a nd
soci all y
productiYe
profess ional and bus lnns
people
2tTht·historyof lhrDrmocral
lradt<$hi p for !ht l a~ t Noll
centur y commrndng m 1916
and lne ludon11 the McGove rn
candidacy has dtmoost rated
thr party 's total inabilitY to
resolvt> ellhrr national or lntcrnationalproblem•outsldtof
thtoframr,.·orkof lmper ialilm,
~:ugent" McCarthy liO sadly
turneda..,aylrom.
\\' •thin th it framework ...-e
b<-hcn· thatwr arecapableofa
•·ollt'l' til•t• democratic socialist
imtint i~ t·and ol mutual resprc:t
lor dolferem:es.
~~:.;'~tt." :·:~::"
l'•mpa lg"
s...,r .. tar)· -Trn~urrr
lt oh n\lrbb
\ ' hatrn•~n
Who Needs
The Education?
To lhr •:dl tor :
lamnotaveterPn. I havr
111"\'erbeen toVittnam. I know
nvera l VIetnam veterans and
oecasionally bring up
som ething the)' don't like
talklngabout : thrwar. lbrln&
thatupbrcauselfcelloord
some «!uca tlon on the Vietnam
situation. L:ul .,.-eekrnd, the
Virt nam Vetrrans Against the
Warputonamagnlliernlshow
for thteduc:atlonofa ll.
1
,·oluntc-erfdtohelpthemforthe
w<'fkl'ndbolhforlheeduc:allon
andto hdpout some friends. I
showe d so me filma which
shouldhavebernHtnbyevfl')'
citinnofthr United Slates. I
wasoneoftwoor threenon-vels
that ever shO\Io·edup: 'lbe veta
didn'tnt"edit . Theyhadb«n
throughenoughtowakeupaoy
man. Who needed it! The
lgnoran t non-vetsli kt myself,of
eoursr. But almost no one
sho,.-ed u p.
It has been
estlm~tell that focty pt'rcrnt ol
thrUW-SP $ludentssupportthe
re-ele.:Uon of King Dick. And
they didn't aho"'' ~p for this
educ a tlooa l exprtlence , ont
whichwasrnOOJgh to bringtean
tomyeyes andfeartomyhead
What does it t.aketo aro!IS<'
thP minds of the students? I
wa.s rapping ...·ilh l fe\O· proplr a
while a go and we cametotht!
conclusion lhatifsomeone"·"'e
tobe kllledonthrca mpus.the
students might be stirred up-fora,.·eekOr$0.
1 want to«tend my dnopest
apprKiationlo thrVeteranslo r
!'race, thr Vietnam Veteraru:
Against th r War, St eve
Piotrowski and Rick Jurgeru
...-hohelprdwilh tht!concert
Sunday nigh t. Paul Hucz. an
active member of VVAW who 1
,.·enttohighschoolwilh,andall
theothe rpeoplewllllngtoshow
metlndalmostonlymrlwhat
our nation' s govtrnmtnt has
bt<'ndoi ngtolhelandandtothe
poorpeopleof l ndochina .
Ut hrrr Is a last judgement,
may lhesoulllof you lg_n.orant,
srl fish. apalhetk proplt out In
)'OUr Square-ll kr, a lcollolic
dreamwor ldWrnlnheU.
i1mathy Suah•
Studt nlllor MtGovern
~fji~:ri~m~aa~d f~r ~~~~
,...,onomy.
1972
What's Up Dac? ••
..
31 Benjam in Sooek and the
bl•ck forcrs allied wllh him.
orig lnallnginU..milltantranks
of campus.dvll rights, )'OOJth,
an d
communi ty
r eform
rnovtml'nts In thr citle., are
u pablr of drmocratin ll y
cons tructing cr rativt> alterHalin·tforanatlonlnagony on
all fronts .
And they will
ibouldrr .thrpa r tybulldlna and
t'111$ttau-dloOQ~.I•Wm~cd. . . .iQr.A I:Julktio& .laW . throL Sn... ---"=:......~=
Can't I Just G
One of the most common
symptomt that b.-log students
to lhellraltbCenrerlsthesore
lhrllll t . Manystudcntsfe-tl that
a sore t~roat !s an Indication for
prnkilhn . l::xpertsin infec tious
d i!~U ~
now
recommrnd
pemcilhnforonlycertalntypes
ofsorethroats. lnthls ...·nok's
article we will diJucss;
11 1 Causes of sore throat
1 2~ "St~p" throata
tJI Compl ica t ions of untre~tPd str~p throa t.
1 ~ 1 Oangersolindl$Crlmlnate
~nd self therapy .
t$1 ~1 odcrn thrrapy
te rm
disr1
phritl
isdi!
cornp
"'~
otlcs.
Th e ~e•·rlopmcnt of ~ ira! and
l>llctcnalcul!u~overthepast
IOyearsha"c-lncreasrdour
knowiPdgeoftheeausrsofsore
lhro;,ts . Armed wilh this inrreasrdkoowiPdgrphysicians
l'<tn now gl"e morr speocJr~e
thcrapy.Thecausrsof sorr
lhroa tsca nbedl•·idPdintotwo
ouajorgroups.
1I I Tbosr caLtSedbyinfi.'C11on.
vi ral
baderlal tlncl ud ingltr epl
•21 Thott>eal1Sedbylrrltanta
II lt.\ T IS ,\ STR~;p TJIIIOAT':'
There are m11ny mlscon•·cpl ion.s about e~actly what fs
meantbythrtermstrepthi'Wii
In strit'l medica l ttrm loolOfl)':
strepthro;,tmeallSapharygitls
ca u~ l bythestreploroccLIS,a
s pec1n of bacteria , Man y
peopleerront'OUSI)'usrstr tp
throa t as a substltutc- (orsorc
tllr.-.at.rPdthroa t orin freted
throat.Actua ll yon ly 10percent
" 'llll upper respiratory infl"etions are causrd by the
>l rl"pl ococcus. During the 1971·
72$Chool )'ear at UW-S P, only
2.3Jll'rcentofallt hroa t culturts
,!'{'repositive forstrep.
Other l'aLISl'll of sore throats
ill<'lude:
t i l Vlnues
:~: ~~~~~";;~ othrr than strtp
HI Smoklnfl
m'a~:jua::u~:
abuse
tsp.
161 Mor10nuci""Sis
W IIV IS TUt:RE SO MUCH
t:,\JPII AS I S ON Ttl£
DIA GNOS I S 01' S TRF:P
TIIIIOA~
A sm al!prr~ntageof people
thato:ontact strepthroathave
~;~~i~\~~::c ~~~::~::~:;:· ~
rhrumatlcfe,.er !with the long
2 .... _..,. to
Wli V 1
STRt:P
Tb• '
streplh
throat1
!he rl&l
distasr.
treat t1
leftover
lntr r fe
managtt
few days
ltlylubt
tO bent".
pt"nicilllr
to prt"Vt
"'"'"'
lnd i$CI'Int
is theria
lion. E11
Ameri
~naphyc
pe nici ll i
fa taliti es
beeauteo
totrrat i
require at
As stat
11trcrnt 01
doneaJlJ
Ia" n hoo
fors trep.
ll'l tA T l '1\
IITit~;ft
,<;(
Uatedht
.t..,.
&corte houw for MC:ottd
H..,..,.r, Prl.,.te or
tlouble , _ ,, $200
htc lltdet utilltin.
C.ll: .J44.llS7
Cia
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fleW e1
I
witt!-·
~
$SS/.,.cMal
to Menl
c•ll 341 .
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l4H, Atolt
. AIMH,
Friday, October 27
THE POINTER
1972
What's Up Doc? ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Can't I Just Get Some Penicillin?
One of the mos t common
sym ptoms that br ing st udents
to the ll ca lth Cen ter is the sor e
th r oat. Many students feel that
a sore throat is an ind ica tion for
penicillin . Experts in infectious
diseasl'
now
recomm end
penicillin for only cer tain types
of sor e throats. In th is wee k's
a rt icle we will disucss :
4 1 1 Causes of so re throat
• 21 " Slre p" throa ts
43 1 Compl ications o f un ·
treated strep lhroat.
1-1 1 Dange rs of ind iscriminate
and self therapy .
451 Mode rn therapy
Th e development of viral and
bacter ia l cullu res over the pa.st
10 years · have increased our
know ledge of th e causes of sor e
throa ts . Ar med wi th this in·
creased knowledge physicians
ca n now give more s pecific
th er apy. The causes of sore
throats ca n be divided into two
major g roups.
l l l Those ca used by in h~c tion .
vi ral
bacterial I including s trepl
t 21 Those caused by Irritants.
1\ll AT IS ,\ STR E I'
TllliOA T~
Then• arc many miscon·
,·cpt ions about exactly wha t is
mt"ant by the term stre p lhroat.
In s tnct medica l terminology ,
s trep th roat means a pharygitis
l"aused by the streptococcus . a
s pecies of bacteria . Man y
fl('Ople erroneous ly use strep
thro31 a s 3 s ubs titut e for so re
throat . red throat or infected
throot. ,\ ctually only 10 percen t
nf a ll upper respiratory .i n·
ft>e ll ons an• caused by the
:-o treptococcus. Du ring the 1971 ·
n sc hool year at UW·SP. onl y
:!.3 per cent or a ll throat cultures
wer e positive for s tre p.
Other causes of sor e throats
tnclude :
( 11 Vi r uses
12J Bacteria oth er than s trep
t 3 • Alle rgies
t -I l Smoki ng
,5, Dr ug ab use es p .
ma rijuana
16 1 Mo11onucleos is
WilY IS TII ERE SO MUCH
EMPIIASIS ON TilE
DI AGNOS I S OF ST REP
TIIROAT~
A small percentage ol people
that co ntac t strep throat have
unfortuna te com pl icatio ns . The
s ignificant complications a re
rheumatic fever twith the long
2 girls needed to shaN
Iorge houM for MCond
semester. Pri"'te or
double oooms. $200
iJtClucles utilities.
Call: 344-3257
1-year-old deaf girl
needs ride from Manhfield area to Smans
'oint on Monday. and
oeturn to Manhfiald
aNG Friday.. Call:
344-3234.
Lost: l'ost allda rule in
leathet coM. Noma Of
Edword Adler • ..,,...,ed
on back. If found contoct: Tom, lhn. 210
Hyet, 3-46-5321.
Reward.
1crrn n s k of rheumatic heart
di s ease ) a nd glomerul one·
phritus. When a s trep in fection
is dia gnosed the incidence of
t'om plica tions can be markedl y
reduced by a p2ropr iatc a ntibi·
otic s.
II OW CAN WE TELL WHO liAS
A STI\EP!
A s1mp1c procedure, the
throa t cultu re can eas ily con·
fi r m the presence or a s trep
infection. The se veril) or the
pain has litUr correla tion with
the· presence of s trep. Studies
ha \1C been done Jhat prove
phys icians a rc un able to tell the
diffe ren ce between strep
throats a nd sore throa ts caused
by o th e r age nt s throu g h
exami na ti on a lone. Other signs
o:md s ymptoms to be co nsidered
a r c high feve r . swollen glands,
exu dat e t pus ) a nd cough. All or
the above sy mptoms ca n be
present in o person wi th a viral
sore throat. It is al so possible to
l'Ulture a s trcp fr om people
W ith no sy mptom s .
10
st~~st't:g!rs ~ftr~:t ~~cl J ~·ii'm
no antibiotics.
WilY T II EN DO WE TREAT
STREP TIIROATS~
The main reason we treat
strep throats is not to make the
throat get well, but to reduce
the r isk of rheumatic heart
disease. Oceasiona tty s tudents
treat themselves wilh some
leftover penic:i1li n. This action
interferes wi th propoer
ma nagement in two ways. The
rew days ol penicillin wilt cause
any subsequent throat c ultures'
to be negative. A lew da ys ol
penicillin is inadequate therapy
to prevent rheumatic (ever.
Another reason to avoid the
indiscriminate use of antibiotics
is the risk of an aller gic reac·
tion . Each yea r hundreds ol
Americans die rrom
a naphycactic r eac tion s to
pe nicillin . Some or the se
fatalities could be avoided
because often penicillin is given
to treat illnesses that do not
require a ntibiotic.
As s taled above. only 2.3
perce nt or a ll throat cultures
done at UW·SP Health Cent er
las t school yea r wer e positive
for s trep
II ll i\T {',\ lfSEIJ ,\LL T HOSE
IITilEit SU it E TIIROATS ~
Lis ted below a r c know causes
Classifieds
R - - Heeded:
I am mOYing to Manitfield as · - as poulbla
and need a girl to room
with me. ComplaNly
fumlshad apaotMant
$55/month. If you
aN conslderl"t mOYl"t
to Manloflald pleoM,
call 341 -3639 onyt l,... after 5:00 p.m.
Wanted: 2 giolt for unappi'O'ted houM located
ocroa f"'"' Old Ma1n
for 2nd Semester. Rant .
RaoiOftable. Call 3443496. Aak for l'attl or
Andl.
or sore th roats in the college age
(.:roup.
11)Vira l upper respiratory
mfcctions
!21 strop throat
' 31 Ot her bactc.ria
14 1 Smoking and alcohol
15 > ~lonoifhclcosi s
16 ) Marijuana
c7 1 Allergies
c8 t Low Hum idit y In winter
Page
'
13
If you like the BLACK
SOCIETY' or HARVEY SCALES
YOU'LL LOVE
THE RIPPLES
Friday
•
&
Saturday
Next Week
•
Take a trip back in time with
A small percentage of the
s tud ents we see with the
l'Omp lai nt or sor e throat seem to
ha\'C the attitude that they know
a ll they need es some penicillin
and they would get beller. They
ac t as though
we arc
wi thholdin g thr wonder drug
tha t will c ur e th e m . This
erroneous belief is a result of
prc \"ious medical trea tm ent. In
th e pas t most phy s icians
treated all sore lhroa ts wi th
penicillin. and since mos t sore
th roats hea l spontaneously . the
penicillin seemed to work .
The treatment s ti.Jdcnt s
receive at the Hea lth Center
may not be what they one used
to. but it is based on the most
up- to-da te in form ation we ca n
ob tain . We will contin ually
C\'a luate our thera py to insure
you arc a lways given cu rrently
rl'<'ommended. treatm ent.
SOW YOU SAY . "O.K. DOC. I
DON'T 1"\EEU PENIC ILLIN
FUll F:\ ' Eit\' SH RE TlllliMT.
Ul' T TillS IJ,\ M,'\; TIIIUMT IS
Kll .l. IM; ~IE . 1\'liAT CAl\ l
1111
~IIHUT I T~"
1 1 1 Get a throa t culture
12 1 Avoid known irritants to
tht.• throa t : s moke. alcohol.
mc.:ludin g the alcohol in listerinc
a nd other mouth IA'Oshes.
t :l l Use the medica tions given
out at the Health Center.
t" )
Ruy o r borrow a
vaporize r . e-specia lly in wi nt er
''hen the ai r in hea ted buildings
is ex trem ely dry
t SI Gargle wi th salt wa ter .
ont.· teaspoon of sa lt to one pint
ur water .
16 1 Usc ha r d ca ndi es or life
!'lavers to keep the throa t moist .
11 1 Dr ink extra liquids
Hll You can get temporary
re lief from ancsthc tk troc hes
:'O uch as. chloroseptic .
H you hnvc done a ll the above
s uggestiOns for ten days a nd
s till have a so re throat. you a rc
urged to report to the ll eal th
Cent er for r e-eva lua tion
cont. to p. 16
Two 1arp l>edroonu
available ror S or 4 .rlrta.
Fu.ml.,ed, S66 per ,rlrl
per month. all utilities
Included. Ma.ln Manor
A pill. Inquire at 1546 ~
St., l'tlone 341.0744, dayw..
Heeded: Girl to shaoe
apaotMant at the
VIllage. Call: 341·5879
or stop in at 321
Mtchi9an, Apt. 7, any·
tlftM after 3:00.
Wanted: fo irlr_ large
engine for 1952
Cadillac.
Call: DaYe Marltwaodt
2301 Dixon St.
341-0730
For Sale:
TNiler in .. cellent
conclftlon, like new,
1970 model.
Coli: 344-3546
FATHER TIME
October 30, 31, HoYember 1, 2, 3 and 4
No Admission on
Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday
.POOR HENRY'S
1208 Union Street
O.e ....
"Frnh A. A Flower &
70/IJ/T/1/l/Rf
- . ~:-::..-;.
h. Just
'• _, • MY~ ~:;...oa':' h"c;'.:- oe~
Wotch and Usten for Different Weekly Specials
POIMTall
::J:EI!
PLAIN SWEATERS 59c
Coupan good Folday, Oct. 27,
Saturday, Oct. 28 end Monday,
Oct. 30.
Open Daily 7 a .m. - 6 p.m.
257 DIYision St.
Fridays 7 a .m.-8 p.m.
344-5277
WHY NOT
Take advantage of
a good thing I
* Renter's Insurance
** Auto
Insurance
Hunter's l·nsurance
* Health Insurance
* Life Insurance
* Mobile Home Insurance
Low Rates - Personafized Service
Convenient Location
UNIVERSITY
INSURANCE
CENTER
2.225 Sims Ave.
y,
344-3599
block from the Oampu
P09e
14
THE
POINTER
Friday, October 27, 1972
Friday, October 27, 1972
Mahoney Cont.
Dual Poe try
Fos.< f>nail)' all~mpll-d su>C >dt' , by s ht u ng hi~
"'"Sts anddrink>ng a bolllt•ofcthylalcohol
blll\03Sunsuo;ct'llo51ul
,\Jahont')', in an intcrvie" "'Hh th~ l'olnt• r
lo11o"·'inl(h>S Spt't'Ch,was uktd rho"· thc
~ovemm•nt be-came tnforml!'d of the all ~ed
atbck on the Rtpubliean totwention .
.\lah<>ne) nplan>W that on.- of the \'\'A\1
out•mbtors . !loll l.cnnnet ...-a~ plant..d by the
t' Hl,and"'as "·orkinguanunderw•·eraRtnt
~oo a provaca toor
Mahon<')' s tattd lhal
. Ll•n!tncradmotll-dl ha t hl'll'iiS Dn t·lllagomt
a ndutlo·rcd lo,.Mkasadoubleagentfor lh<'
\'\'•\\\ Lrmrn~ral!ref!'dlofelthi.'\' VAWtape
Th~!~ w·hat "" a rt \'hargcd ..-,th. talking
a boutnulcr>cc "" ,\\ahot>t"y a ddrdlha1Hhas
bt.~u h>s ··~P"rtt'nt'e 1ha1 th~ mool of thc\ "\' ,\1\' po.-ople wl>o rondom• violent~ ar<' tht•
;ogt•nlS.h{'t•rn ph asl zo•llhatlh<' ""tiousV\' AW
Jll'Opl~du nora..-ccpt violcoct-asananswl'l'"for
~n)·thing
Th•· final qul'>'ti<N> the l'oiMer
asked
l lalwmc•· was · w·ht-ther h ~ thou,o.:tr t his up.
coming Lrtal and lhe publicity ~urround it
""uld hurt lht• \ ' \ ' A\1" as an orJanization
"" So I don ' t lh in k tl will hurt tht•
o•r~::ont:atton .· · hl' > !alcd ." ,\);a mallcrollact
I t ho n~ ot 11 oll brtnl( u,; clos..r together_ h i~
<>bt· oOUJilhai t hc ~:o•·crnmt·nt isgo•n~to a lot
ollnoublt• lutr)·arwtsm car\' \'A\\'all o •·er the
1ron1 p:rgo• Ill tlw M ws p:rpers. They arcrrym;:to.;hS<:rt.-dttus . bt.-.,auselhrj' can'lshul
us t•p. :ondpeoplt• hat·catendcncytolis lt.•n lo
U> bt-causc .. t•ha•·cucertaincrcdibility
H~in!ll hal "" ar~ •·eteraM . l'ersonally , I
tklll "l lhink t ll"ill be convic ted, a nd I don'!
lh mk!he go•·e rnmcnthas <"nought.'vid{'nc-e ro
l'ont·ocr anyone of anythmg . 011<' lhing for
>Ure. lheyare ryingupalotofmoney.ot·er
S:!.\oll,OOOand a lol of peoplc-thatcou/dbeputlo
l>fllcr U5t' J ust think ho10· moch tt5-0.000
t•oo lddoforthept":lCf' lllOt"e ment. Al<faras
rho.· countrt f.'$ opinion of \'VAW 11"111 be a f-
~:~~~:.:: ."!~~:·;r.~.~~~ h:~~~~:~~~;~~th·. ~~~
lurthc-FH I
)1ah'"'''YS I:ilt11that , " Aintoslt'''eryl h>ng.
ll t.'rc
from
lht• rm a g<na t <onuf Urlll.<·nmt<'r . hc:-don ha •·e
~ r:t lh<"r ''"''d nna~onation
The particular
1>rohkm . ~ ~ l~ast as far ~s o·omb~t n'lt'rans
gu. t>tharan>tunt')'OI.I&C!.say.foororfin·
t·omi>OII •N~rll !l> tn ~ roum . ) '01.1 know
t;olktnl( . th..· s ub)l'Ct tnt·ariabl) gcu aroo ndru
•oulenco• \'<olence IS ·· ~r)· much " p:rrl of
~11 til<' hlllt• dd:uls about 10hat " e
>up~~l!~ gomJ:ltu do m )ltanu. corm.•s
r hetrb.~t· k gruunt!, ol t ht tr U1l lll~i alchostory .
lokt• lhals ,.-hat tlwy ..-~r~ •n•·oh·ed tn_ ll.s a
f~led. l t hinkthelri• J...,illtendtupolari•e
lh<'m . th~thalarrforus"·illbemol'f'for us.
3nd thOH thai art.' ag~in!il us ,..ill bo.· rooor<'
C0111l1lOil t X1!CrH:OCC , Sclpl'Opi<'Ullk:lboU i it
\ "o•teran s ar~ •·er)· prc-·occ up it.'d " "il h
t• rulc nn·,bt-causcthey ha•·e~n i n•·oln•dm
aga irun us."
~!"hone)' nnd the5t'•·cuother men indicted
wo ll got otrialafler lht.'Novemberelecl io""
oiMJmuch So. tlli•·ery n sy lomduc<"lhts
ty!)('olcont•.,rsa ttOfltn iiSUuauonl!k"ours.
----Protection And Security Report---~: dU or ' • notr : Thr .. oln tH
r.crl v rd lhr loll ow lng In ·
for mation from the Office ol
l'ra t r<tlona nd Setu r lt,.
ll yer Hall U11·n Amount of
St s.oo
dama~e : Apptolim.:u~ly
for
r~p;ttir
r tJar dingut>on•~"u·e nl br
OCTOu ~:R
<bln o!Ott. !Sil'lroughOrt . :!0,
Thdt IAIIeged l · Shoes in
unlocked locker of Women' s
Locker Room . Quandt G~m .
l'hy Ed, Uldg. Va lue : $5.00
t .\pprolimatel
OCTOU E R "· 197Z
The11 1 AIIl'g~ l
Shoes in
unlocked locke-r of Women·s
Locker room , Quandt Gym,
.,hy f'.d. llldg Ya lue : m .oo
IApprolimate l
Va ndalism Bicycit.' dama ged.
11. 111Z
OCTOUER It , tt1Z
Theft IAJiegedt
Bicycle,
llart·ard. forestgret'n boy 's
701 Club Presents
t)·pe . South law·n. University
~~ ~~'- Value : Appro~lmatcly
7
Th!!lt IAIII'ged l Bicycle, SchwiM , blackboy's tyJ)I',IOCked,
notsecuredto ra ck,bikebctll"t.'('n l.RC and Fine Aru Bldg.
Value : Approximately 1\~.00
Ol"TTUER :0. ltU
I MII t AH...:I I Sixdollarsin
curre-ncy !$6.001 /rom locked
lockt.'r. Women"s l.oc:kerRoom,
Quandt Gym, Vhy Ed. Bldg.
Reading Presented
Ju co nju nction with thc~linnesolli·Wiscon si n
POI.'\ry
Cirrui t. lhc Universily Wrile rs
pt<'li~nt ~! arvin Belland Donald
Ju~tlc e •n wdual poetry reading
Sundayeveni ng. Cto:tobrr29lha t
8 p.m. inlhC'MichelscnCDn<:\'rl
11~11 of the FiM ArU Buildin~ .
Mart•in R<"ll has published ,\
l'rob;tblr \'ol u mr of Vrn ms
a nd The ~:na(M' InCo \'oor , The
ri,.,;tboolr.ll-ont""1969Lamonc
J>o..cr y Selection tthc ynrly
prizc-lorarir,;tC(I Ilt'<'tiooof
poetry l. l leb pa s t Dim::tor of
us follows: llclsinki, t' lnland
Thlln, Kie v, Odes~~~. Moscow.
Forn>ort•in for malionrontact
J .J . Os tc r. CCC m l. .,;~t . .use or
lho· Politic• l Sc ience Oflicc ,
n :c
n a.
A bitkcsale lor U.N.I.C.E .F
llt llbe hdd onMonday.Oct. 30
al9a .m. to3p.rn . in thelobbyol
lhe scicncc building .
IL ls
s poru;oredby th<· Sis ters of
Theta Ph i Alpha .
th~PoetryWriting\l.'orkshopa\
theUni\'ersilyol l .....·a,andp:t5t
pot'try editor of Tlrr Iowa
( haract<'tizedas "elfcctlngthe
ideal.ekot:trilyi'*relationsh ip
that s hould exist bet wl'ft\ poel
a ndaudiei"ICe,"
DonaldJusli~ isM! know
for t"·o boob ot poetry, The
Summr r ,\ anlvrrsarlu, an d
Sl&ht U&ht, andfM helping to
lormul • te lhe curre-nt low•
"style"ofpoetry , llisis past
Di rl'<'toro/lhc lrviM Writers'
work5hop and is preHnl Director of the Por.try Workshop at the University of
lowa. llehas~ncalltdthl.'
~~ri:~dc-r of
poetry
In
Soviet Seminar Tour
1973Soviet Semina r Tour 3
c.-Nit hours RECES 297·J97
o\ptil ~ 10 April 23, 19'13.
!~Kt:=~~ ;~~h~~~~~~o;:,~
l r~ nspor lation. room and board
a nd ci ly\oun. The itine rary is
On The Rock s
the summerareha~ing trouble
obtalnin.ll refunds .
The
promoter o f th e i ll -lattd
fes t iva l , S0t1nd WGrld hu
vacat~ thei r i\ladOOn office,
notifying on ly the Inte r na l
Beven~ Servi~ of their new
a ddre ss .
All attempted
corrnponrJenceonbehallolher
clients by Studenl F'oundatkm
Uw·yer. Mary Lou Robinsoo,
h:lslxenrctw-nedbe.aringlhe
slamp "Address Unknown" .
Those who had purcha$1:'()
their Mount York fl!!lliva l
ticketsll,tCommon llousem•y
obta in
a relund.
The
mana~emMt s topped payme nt
ol lhetreht'<'kloSclundWorld .
Tht p~ospec t of refunds ror
olhn ticket ·holdeu. h""'·ever.
r~malns grim for lhe present
MEN'S AIR FORCE PARKA
Ticlt:m o .. o iloblo ot:
w.......&.,.,.....
Shopko
T
_,.
701 Club lor
Coming in November -
7Sc pictllen of beer Monday nig!ds
.. t ho
701 CLUB
l'ol~tr r : \\"hl t iO·ooldyoupropo~etollel p Orls
llbt) ' '
III'OUida uggeslt h at lhepresi~nl
:obandon
hi s plan s to e liminat e lhe
jotl creanon program whic-h we
lundedt w·oyearsago. Wc:-ooghttolriplcthal
progra m . Vwcan<'rMtc-an a,.·ful lot of
o·onstruction ..-crklnthi s districtbybetflng
up lheamountofmoney,.·espendon&ell"tr
londw·a t...-deanup andon lhelnstallatlono/
<<'11"31<' tre atment p!an ls. Wc need hea lth
..a re renteu. hospitals ,andlhepresidenthas
nobusinrulrcezing/undsforth~t . We oogh l
rohaveapenslon&uarenleeprogra msolhat
pt'r.wn.~ oot of work by plant cfosedo"""' do
not have to rema in J)l' rmanenUy poor. We
nu)! ht to set tertaln requireme nts so that a
cm~rgency
personwhohu ,.·ork~ataplact lor fiveor
st~ yean begins to have a vested Inte-rest In
that 1>fnslonplan. lltwooldn't havttowork
lht·r~ lor t5yc-a rs before he 8tUanythi ng a t
all.
•
:o r~=~nter : lithe f•m lly fum in troub le in this
•PIUI llettfzn
l!lddle
Sa/ely l.asf
lfring Band
PIE
Bo
Tl
Alrll
....
Cho
Admission in advance $1.50
$2 at the daar
Short Stuff
James Gang
slah·tureHnu.-. It mcansanawfullotof
l& lllolicswhoo;an't putm ea t on lhe table. In
!hi.<distrkti l mra nsaboutdoublethat ratc:-o/
unemploymcntonapermanentbasls
•l t u~tlon'!
Pureha Sl!rsoltlckct.sfo.-the
MwntYorkroc:kfes tivalduring
TONGUE
-plus Bagshot Row
FREE BEER
7 to 8
-
l'ol nlr r :
1\"ou ld you thtn agrH ,.llh
.\ lrt:o•·•rn's fuls In tb Ut frn•e b~dJlrt'!
Ubty: t don't agree with the JO bill ion
dollar cut . I havt.'oom r di.$agreemenlsfor
l nsl:~nce.onthe numbcrof ca rrlerst hat ..-e
ooght to b<o s uppor Ung , But !think that h is
t•rot~ram I'Uts In 1he right dirl.'<'tlon and 1
"'Ould say thai yoo ~ould ccrlain ly cu i that
tlcf<'n!lebtldget iOIOISblllloodoll ars
l' ntntn : b th rrfonom y In Lrlhlbl• lnt he
S..•·rn th UIJtrlrl~
llbtoy: It's in ~ery bad trouble. Thcr~ a~
o-oun til!llint his dis tric! wit h over lOper cent
UIH'rnp loymtnt . ll hlnktheN J~oodtoclslonto
r r ~ rorede linc-thc:-unemploymentlcvel from
fourtofivepercentmeanstheexlsten~ol
"nl'millionf~·l'l'"jobsinl hllcoun lry , 11
means the loss of 10 billion dollar I0$5 In
f~cra llu revenue,nottomenl lon lht icss' tn
Festival Refunds
Rr•' irw . Bell 's rrodinghas~
Notional R•cording Artilh
HiFI Foru111
brin~
UNICEF
Thursday, Nov. 2
<'.om mooo Hoon•
S489 .
now
Bake sale
Two groups in concert
St.reo Shop
Stop .b d Go
fo:xt.
,\pplkmions a rt•
a cc•pll'd .
Obey Continueo
Warmest Jacket Miele
BOYS SIZES 135°
SHIPPY
CLOTHING
••••••• P••••·• L• .. ••••
•......• ··y·· ........,.
MAIN STREET
STEVENS I'OIHT, 'MI.
THE POINTER
Fridoy. October 2 7, 1972
Obey Continued
Uhf'~ :
Ear l Butz says it isn't. I think he's
You have co rpora tion farming
lliOVIIlg in everywhere.
I wish somebody
\\O uld <·xplain to me the justice in having a
r~umly ranner requ ired to compete with a
t·ong lom l' r ate t.·o rporate far m o pera tion
O\\ nl"<l b y say Teneco corpora tion , when the
I arm opera tions of Ten ceo don't have to ma ke
a profit to s tay an busi ness . They have a net
lax ~d\'antage under present federal law, i£
they lose mone)' on their ra r m operat ions.
The family farmer ca n' t ver y well co m pe te
'''lth this.
l'nin tC'r . ('ou ld you comm«'n l on lhr hlntNI
t·urrupt io n in thr ltf'publit'an p::arty and lh«'
'' rong
P'oin ter :
Would you t h ~n agrf'e "'ilh
cuLs In the Oe lt'nSf' budget ·~
I don 't agree w1th the 30 bi lhon
\l c (io\· ~rn ' s
Uht'y :
dollar cut
Page 15
I have som e disagreements for
mst ance. on the number of carriers that we
ought to be su ppor ting. But I t hink that his
prog ram cut s in the right direc tion and I
would say that you could certain ly cut Lhat
defense budgN 10 to IS billion dollars.
l'nin lt r : Is thr economy in troub le- in lht•
!"01'\' C"n lh Uistrk l '!
Obe y : H's in very bad trouble There ar('
,·ou nti cs in this district with O\'Cr tO per cent
'i~ on
unem pl oyment. 1 think the Nixon decision to
try to redcrinc the unemployment IC\'el from
four to five per cen t means the existencE." of
nne million fev.·er jobs in this coun try . It
Christrnaa, birthdoya or
" g ift ' juat bec•uae.'
Our unusual store hos ne ver
;1 dminl s tration ?
nbe)' : In the case of thP wheat deal, I don't
know 1f there's corrupti on involved but it
<"<• rt ain ly shows that the Dept. of Ag ricu lture
•s laced through with guys "'ho seem to be
1110rc interes ted in the welfare or the
o1gr ibusiness companies th a t would provide
them high salary jobs when they 're through
with their dept. or Agriculture jobs. than th ey
a rc about the wel(are or family farmers.
Ynu've got ins tances or int ense immo rality
1nterms of the efforts tosabatoge Ed Mus ki e's
··ampaign by the planting or th at phony letter
1mplying that 1\tusk ie has insulted French
Ca nadians by calling them " Canuks ." You 've
~ot the Wat ergate bugging caper which is one
uf the most 1mm ora l acts I've seen in politics
in a long tim e .
Poln t ~ r : Uoes thi s kind of bf-ha\•lor shock
pt·oplr an ym ore:"
Cl~y : I don't know . It s hould s hock them
because if th ~ Democratic: Pilrty can have its
pr ivacy invaded a nd H it can have it's
telephones ta pped toda y. there isn'tanybody in
Ame rica tha t l·a n' t have its tel ephones tapped
tomorrow. The ma in th ing you have to learn
about civi llibcri ties is wha t somebody can da tu so mebod¥ else toda y. they can do to you
tomorrow. Until we lea rn lha t and raise
" holy hell " eve ry time that somebodies
privacy is invaded irrcs ponsibily everybody
wi ll wi nd up losing thei r right of privacy. And
that's one of the most precious things we 've
got.
means the loss or 10 billion dotlar loss 111
federal tax revenue. not to mention the loss' in
stat(• tax re\'enuc. It means an awful lot or
fa m ilies who ~.a n't put meat on the table. In
this district it means about double that rate or
unemployment on a permanent basis.
Pointer : What woul d you propose to he lp this
'ilu:allon':'
O~)' : I would suggest that the president
~abandon his plans to (" limi natc the
em("rgency JOii creauon program which we
rundcd two years ago. We ought to triple that
progra m You can create an ll"'ful lot or
t·onstruction work in this dis trict by beefing
up the amount or money we spend on sewer
omd wa ter cleanup .:~n d on the instaila tion or
sewage treatment pla nts . We need hea lth
t·a re l·ente rs. hospitals, a nd the president ha s
no business freezing funds for that. We ought
to have a pension guarent ee program so that
persons out or wo rk by plan t closedowns do
not have to remain permanently poor. We
ou ~ht to se t ce r ta in reQUirements so that a
person who has worked a t a place for rive or
s1x yea rs begins to have a vested interest in
that pension plan. He wouldn ' t have to work
ther<' for IS yea rs before he gets a nythmg a t
.oil
i>ointer : ts the family farm in trouble In this
THINIUNG AHEAD1 li"'
Hallowee n, Thanksti•ing,
been
10
You
will e njoy a
Safely last
String Band
E,..ry Friday
& Soturdcry Hlte
Wbitina Motor Hotel
Next to I'Oit Offke
WE AlE AGUrTS FOl
Airlia"
• Rallroooh • Shlplhoeo
Chart.red and Sl9fotlfti"t l u -
bat-A·~•us
& Resorts
e
• Hat~rs • H_,.
ALL OVER THE WOlLD
old-faahioned aada founta in.
llt.sttnbtrgtr s
9
DOWNTOWN MAIH AT STRONGS
BIG DADDY'S SALOON
The day af witches and gablins is near,
When students droll up like dead peaple
here,
So, beware of the prankaten in the street,
And bring dawn your tricktOr a treat.
-
PAPA JOE'S
Gun Shop and
Sporting Goods
Rifle & Shotgun
Ammunitions
New and Used Rifles and Shotguns
Will MEET or BEAT All COMPETITION
on GUNS and AMMUNITION
IrS A
USED EQUIPMENT BONANZA
THEATER
TARGETS
AT
THE STEREO SHOP
Corner 2rtd & Clark Sh.
344-602.0
with loris KarloH
9 P.M.
PSYCHO
7Sc
Sony TC2M
~I
Univenity
Center
to
red
~""" k. U ke
nf"W l'O"'di Uoo .
only $1 00 + tax
PanMOnlc I
~k """""' deck
p,.rfe<"t rondl ·
Uon.
Sot a
only
~W"rafC'.h ,
$90
Wisconsin
Room
Hawk Frost
-on the Square -
UAB CIN
7 P.M.
atop'
;.,d how about a atop ot our
Before you go - contact
TRAVEL SHOP
' browaing
juat to aee.
Please Go Away!
Paul Bentzen
and the
atocked with unique ideaa.
+
ta.x
F-Ico SUlfto Amp
I t'• a kiL Brand
new. Nevflir out
o f the box. Save
v•. $ 100 + tax
Glbbo • teNO
z..n1u. a .....~e
reverb ror rar.
o f Sound
ln<'lud,.. 6"x1r
wtt.h "tand. new
•pe&keo r.
only $1 6
neodle.
on ly SIM
+ tax
•t.ereo
+
PLUS
MANY, MANY MORE
"""
Yu, your atudent diacaunt means
even greater sayingaf
tax
Fridoy , Cktober 27,
THE POINTER
Poge 16
1972
Friday, Oc tober 2 7,
What's Up Doc Continued
anoatcoiiOIUneos,.·orriedabout
frustbott•of:o.p.ut
,\lruholcaUSl'S ''3$0thl:~ till<l
"hoch"ould31lo"ap;orltul051.•
heat mon: rapidl)' , Tob.lco:o
cbflt:llns no("O{inc whtch can
•·<HI S<• <asoco ns tru.· t.on of
HII .UI\\ l 'I' U;\\\'1.\'!Jn lll.l.
F .H i tlll S ·
ASa!Npplemcntofl:l.stwl'ek5
:trlldeonfrostbileandwindchill
f:~ctou, ,.,eprPStnLthischarton
lht." r'osk.'i of lr..,•ing uposed
•km at •·a r i<J\1$ tcnopc-rature
"'ndspo:«lcouobonauous
,\ ~tudcnt •·alll'll lll ~n d asked
"h~ shuuld onl" 3\'ood l3b.lccv
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<"Crtainblood v•~ lsandin ·
t::,:~;ewoth propurewa rm ingof
1
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Prohibit Sale Of Termpapers
A!lorn<•y Gomtulltobet-t 1'.' .
Warrcn :~-;ud0r1.17lha!ipteia 1
ordr r has b<""e n iuued.
<X>darong as an Wllaor trade
pr:odi«" inWiSor<l<lsinthesalenf
l~rm p..:!pt'f'S and c.umimuion
un s wer s thrnuRh bus• neu
,·entures somt" times called
"term paptr mills:·
50 40 30
20
10
0 - 10 -20
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Warren said the <>rder was
lSSU<'d by !he De-partment <>I
,\gril:u llurt, basro upOn !he
opo.U<>n of Gerhardt Schueler.
lr a de practitt hearing
•·x ami nl'r _ The Atlorney
Gr11eral's Ofli~ ol ConsWilcr
f'role<""li <>n had sought the
Spteialordtrfollov.•i"'anln·
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Warren saldthespecialorder
is :~gainst Bru~ and Anaus
lnk srlter. Mad iso n, doing
business as Academic Markfl
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INCR.EASINC
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! addition-
Sc hucl e rfoundthal "' the
busi ness a ctiv ity In which
respondents ar e engagrd is
inim iul tothebestmterestsof
th t stu denL. the o:ollrge nr
univi'1'Sityheatlends:o.nd lhe
public:~like. Theulr <>f te rm
pap<"rs as practiced by
respondcnts,is deo:laredtobe
unlawful acli~ily and llhou ld.
Lh e r e fo r t,bta b ao lu t ely
prnhibitedandbanned."
-----j
Correction
Wtd~~t~day,Nnem bfr l.i : OO
1n ln t ,.·ub'lsoueoft he
l'oinur. U.c !all paraJJn ph
from a nf,..l l~m .. cOGcu n.Jng
thWLKon•lnnartu hlbltwu
lnad~uta n llyplatM u tb e nnal
pangrap h iiROtl rl r.~ tp agr
11ory , "Afloa Cba r ced I n
Knutu n Hia•e."'We wovld llkt
IO a poiOfiillt'toMr.Gary ll a&en
,.-host na me dlou ld bave a p.
IH':u ed In tllflju nctlon with !be
utuhlb lt aad aotthe Knullen
fire.
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FREE ECOLOGY
POSTER
Sign-up for the 1!172 WWSP
FM· 90 Chri s tm as Telethon
Night
will
be
on
No~~mber Jst and 2nd a! a ll
cntnncl-stotht:food~nterson
c3mpus, betw""n ~ : I ~ and 6:00
p.m.
Su rv e Nigh! is the
C\'tnin& mealnf Nlll'l'1llber 8th.
J!t"~,~~~~~~~~f~1~~~
Warren said !he order ;. a
"landmark"d(ocision.
" 1/et:litonlyprnperthllla
pr;actice,.·hichem:ouragi'Sa
student tn ~mprnmise his own
elhicalstllndsandabetsa fnud
on lheunil·erslly and Ll'le tax·
All grao
illkeadva
lnttrvlews
Placrmenl
Building, I
interview
schedulrd
Citlz:e1
Bro
olfi~ mat~~~gcrial positlon~ln
f,
ThCI"e w
area resid
etmed;abo
nature of
eluding tel
cable T .'
Nnvember
Milwauk..,,
p~~yingpubl.ic .be prohibited ioa
M..,day .. November :0 9:00
manner attnmpllsht'!l by th is
ordtr,"' Warren ~~aid.
~~':~r~:(: ':t ~~':;'~.~"\r.:!:~
l'li$COOSin . Ail bwilneu ad·
ministnllon .. rconomlcs, and
nlher m~jon lmrna nd women)
interested in hnme office and
rtginnal insuranct positions.
Sa turd oy, Nnn111berU, U.S ..
Christmas T ele thon . on
~mber9t hand lOth.
The
theme this year for telethon is
"Re11ch Out and Tnuch
Somebody's !land .'" Tt lelhon Is
stlllinnl'ednftlllent. If anyone
is interested in pc>rlor min& for
~~~~~~~tllct B~tly
WPIIIIflda y,Nnvembrrl9:00
a. m. lo4:30p.m. Montgomery
Wa rd•, Al l majors, espec-ially
buslnnsadmlnistrallon and
ec onomic •. for reta il
managemen l
pos i tion•
lhroughoul the Midwest.
Thu.nda y, Nnvember 1 and
•'rlday Nnv• mber !I, 9:00a.m ,
to ~ : lOp. m . , IUnlveraityCente r
U.s. Navy. All
majon.
IV• dnr• d ay .. Novem be r 15,
9:00 a ,m, to 4:30 p.m .. Nor·
th wulern Mutu1 Life fn .
""""~Com p any. Milwaukee.
Wiscnn•in. All busintsl ad·
mi nist ration, economic s and
other majnrs lnte r etttd In
pos il ion s in u nd e r w r ili ng,
dalrns adjLBtlng and home
Sign Up For Starve Night
Starve
Wednro
nun day
Decem bel
p.m . (Unl
Area l. l'e
for a wid
oppO rtunll
a .m. \o4 :00 p.m., Cnn~>Mtkut
.\lu tua l lnJiltl n~ Company ..
All majors for Insurance lllllts
pOsltionstbroughnutWiso:onsin
and Midwest .
'1\oMel ArusJ,
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CREAT :
DANCER I
Danger of freezing exposed flesh
1aphhave
111tt1e
- 941
I
Theorderprohibitstheadvrrtising nf documenl a
tk.'Signa lt"CC as term papersnr
lhruseoflllhcrtrrmll"'biclo
connote a student's original
"·orkproduct. ad•·ertisingnr
selli ng pap e r s wh ic h are
ca!lilble ofbeingsubmitttdbya
student u hisorhcroriglnal
"'ork produ~l. and selling
p.1pt'rs"'·hic harecapableol
toeingS<Jbmilledbyastudentas
his or hCT original " ·ork
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THE POINTER
Friday, October 27, 1972
-----------Jobs----------Wednesday , Novembe:r 8, 9:00
a .m . to 4:00 p.m ., ConnectJcu\
Mutual In surance Com pany,
All majors for insurance saJes
positions throughout Wisconsin
and Midwest
Wednesday, November 8 9 :00
a .m . to 4 :30 p.m . Montgomery
Wards. All majors, especially
business a dministration and
economics.
management
for
re t ail
position s
throughout the Midwest.
Thund,ay, Novcmbu I and
Friday Novt>mber 18, 9 :00 a .m .
to 4:30p.m .. !University Center
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majors.
Wednesday, November 15 ,
9:00 a .m. lo 4:30 p.m ., North weste rn Mutu a l Ltfc I nsurance Com pany. Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, All business ad-
ministration , economics and
other majors in ter es'ted in
positions in underwriting ,
claims adjus ting and home
orricc managerial positions in
Wedn u d ay. Nove mber H.
Thursday. Novmber 30 Friday.
D«:e mber I , 9 :00 a .m . to 4:30
p.m . 1University Center. Tunnel
Area ), Peace Corps, All majors
for a wide variety of overseas
opportunities.
All gradWltes are urged to
ta ke advantage of the above
interviews by contacting the
Placement Center. 106 Main
Building, and signing up for an
interview fi n a dvance of the
scheduled interview da te) .
ge tt ing into the swmg of lhings.
Las t nig ht's card party for
Thetas and th ei r fr iends was
held at her house. whi le
shccphead and hearts provided
the major entertainment.
STEP OUT OF LINE
Next on the Thetas' list is a
bakesa le for U.N.I.C E. F. to be
held in the lobby of the science
building Monday, Oc tober 30,
from 9 a.m. to 3 o.m . Everyone
is ir.vited to participate either
by baking something or buying
something ··Or both.
Citizens For Better
SJ9.95
Nominations Open
Broadcasting
For Who 's Who
Forming
There will be a meeting of
art>a residents who are concerned about lhe caliiH'e and
nature of bradcasUng ; includi ng tllevision, radio. and
cab le T . V. on Thur s day .
November 2.
The St ud ent Governme nt
recently appointed a committee
to selec t
Unive r si ty
or
Wi sc onsin -St evens
Point
students for mclusion m this
year's Who ' s Wh o Amon g
Student s
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Milwaukee.
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In surance of Wa usau, Wausau ,
Wisconsin. All business adminis tration . economics, and
otht>r majors (men and women)
interested in home office and
regional insurance positions.
Saturday. No\'tmber zs. U.S.
Fe~ral Civil Service Entrance
Ex.am wiU be given in RC"'m A121 of the Science Uuilding from
8:30 a .m . to 12 :00 noon .. All
student s interested in taking
th1s exam. please stop in a t the
Placement Center . 106 ~lain,
and sign up for the exam and
ptck up the necessary application booklet.
Possible topics to be pursued
inc lude children's programs.
violence on T . V . , local
programs. cable T . V . ,
educational
programs.
programs for minority groups.
or any thing else of interest.
The first meeti ng will be in
the Dodge Room !University
Cen terl No\'Cmber 2 at 7 p.m. U
you a re interested but unable to
dttend the meeti ng call Tim
Scanlon O:l-14·53261 or Nancy
Nigbo r 03 44 · 4558 1 for in fo rmation.
Theta Phi Alpha
The Thetas
would like to
we lcome their new pledge .
Grorgm Shaw. Georgia's really
Authoriud and potd for by Citiztnl /or &blitch, Vol
Nommees are selected for their
academic achievement.
leaders hip . participat ion in
educational and co-curricular
activities, and promise of future
s uccess. They must be Juniors
nr Seniors.
·
Anyone may nominate students
for this honor. To do so, can·
didates · name s s hould be
subm•tted to the Who 's Who
Comm ittee. percent the Student
Activities Orrice !Second floor
of the University Centerl, by
Tuesday , Oc<obe r J is t . 1972.
F'inal 'select ion will be made in
nud November.
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Campus Newsletter
l'l ' t :S II,\Y . I WTOtlt: H l l
l lah·rn h, t' ll on S«lr ty :
t;dhor' s!'iat .. : ,\ll l nlor m a l k>n pub ll >hC'd ln
lhr"l':>m pu>:\r,.s lrl!rr"n•u >lb<"submlllf'd
~~!~:.l 'ni>n•il ~ ·" ' " ' Mnlrr. Zn d rloor , Old
,\udilonum . ~ l :un Building.
NU$I~r~tw t Oracula t
1
and~
p.m .
'Whitel.omhie,
\ 'oirf' Un ll al : 8 p .m ., Michelsen
Conct'rl Hall. }'i ne Arts Bui l din~
Hooakl
t·a~ ult )'
t UIIJ.\\' , Ut TUIIt: ll :;
lbh~ ' ll 'rognn1 :
7 :JOp.m,
t;arl~nd
1\>Uib~
lloom ,
l '.t '. ll . l' rr· ,\ brriagrl'our. .. :
l' C ··ws Just \h(' Begmmng:· a program
•ncludont,: him $. doscussion a nd
songon~
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S,\Tl ' U! M l ', UCTUH t :U ,
H ~ b~ ' l l 'ro~ra n~;
7 30 ·p m, G~rland
Uoom , U C
l .t "..\1 . l'r• - .\l:orrla~~ t ' wr.~ : 1 :30 a. m .•
l'•·an•('aonpusCenler Th•• final h~lfda)' of
~ ht• l'r.,·murroage Coli•~- Ne~t l'r e -~l : trriog e
t"~mp""
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B:OOp.m . ,
lor
lh ls
1''''~"'"11
" lteligionin Marriag,.··andwllll!l'
pr<'S<'nt<'<l h)' f>astorJamesOiiHr and1ne
Uc• J)av•d llopk ins
l ln h .. u iL,- Thnlrr:
8 p.m .. J en ki ns
r.~~~.trt•, f int· Art~ Burlding.
.. :\"tll' t:Mitt:K 1
l 'olnl~r lllll ra nd 1-'ll toll'lwb M•~llng: 6:311
11.m, enl r~ oce to Studen t Sc- rv i~t'S lluilding
of! t 'rcmonlSlr""'L. OP"'Ioa ll s tudentsand
ID( ull y
Tran:~portalion pro•·ided to th.,
Wht lc•ng 1\iOe and Pi~tol llan,.,, ~uipmenl
IS
'""''ided an d upert tll$lruction •n
marksmanshi p iSOIVil ilab l.,,
8 p.m., Jenk ins
l lnhrr<ll )" Tb r:o lrr:
Th ratr ~. Fme Arts Building.
"She l.o''Mi
\\EII .,t~..; I M ,
,.,..,rs~"'llbt•analldllyrollrS('on~l'mbtr
~
II )"OUart' plannmg marnag.. .,..,thin !h.,
m·~lf<'"
l'<•ac••
moniM. pl.,ast"notcth ts d.ltt·. More
d~taols l at~r
St " 1,\\", UI "TUIU:n ~'
''"man l ' nh rnll) l'a ri•b : S.. tllrda) ~ :00
••nd~ OOp m. Ne -..·manChapd Sunday 111:00
am . Ne«man Chapel. JI · J~ a.m . Clots!..,.
<'hapel.and600p.m ,Cio1SI<'rt1lapel
TuH dayll "45 a .m. a nd4:..:0and6 :00p.m \l"t-dnrsda)·. No•· I <All S..tnr·s Uay > masus
li t I I ~a.r11, ~~ ~ and G·OO p.m - all in
Nt·-..·noan Chapel, basemt>nt of Sl Stan's
Thursday and f"rnb)·. II : ~~ am .. • nd ~:4~
pm , N.,wman Chapel
No L'on fessions on
1\\-dno:sday, Nov 1
l. u th~ ran Stwdrnt Co m mu nity:
Sc-1"\'i<:r
" ' thE...,hanst.Sawrd:ly& ·oop.nl. at p.,a«
t't·nter . Sunday 10. 30 am a1 l'•~ct Ctnter.
.\ lar1a Dri•·., and Vincrnl Slretl
l ' nll.-dl 'burcholt 'brl•t: l756Di xonStN't!l.
Sunday WDrShip tn·ooa .m
Sl. i '~ ul' • l ;nil.-d .'11~\hodi>l t ' hwr~h: 600
WolsltlreBI<·d .Sunday-..·orship9 ; 1 ~and 10:..:0
~ rn •busp>ckup: Nralt-IO :Z5.War..on-10:30,
Hu:oc h· llt .l!.l
t' hurch ul l h lnlucn1lon •t :piscopal l:
t~l7 Church Street. Sunda)· Mass !1 :00 a.m
and!> l!>p.m Firda y M ass~ : ISp . m tlSc.,nt
s upper • Iter F riday mass I
l'l a n•t ~ r iw m Snlo:J:
3 p.m .. Scienu
Hutlding. "Hoots of Astronomy-the oldest
Sci.,ncr." llilrnted by Dennis Kolinski.
ll~h>rn> a l lon Sc-rvlc • u
l'n~• ('a mpuo
l " rnt~r: &:30 p.m., Peac .. Ciimpu:S c.. nter . A
1p«ial lltform • lion Servic~ a1 Peace
.'llemboml of local lutheran Ch urches a r.,
•nv>tal to this 3rd Annual Community
lleformation Service Dr. lloy d II . Goell,
l'resJ drnt of lh<' NorU> Wiscon:~i~9nt rlc1 of
i,ulhe ranCh urch -Mi&SOUr iSynod"'·illbe lh.,
pr.,achen . Studentsa rei nvit.-dandsn·
C'OIIragtd to Join this joyous E~.~<:har!suc
eel ..Or a !Lon
llni Hr• lt) Thutre:
6 p.m .• J rn.klns
Thta trr, Fine Arts Buildin&. "Shr Lo¥es
Me," a mUSical cnmedy
.\It•. "
Tlll'II SIM\', ,.,.11\' t :Mllt:tt ~
l 'h.Gir l'ractke: 7:00p.m .. P .. aceCampus
t't·tl!c r
l'ractic., for this weekl'nd's
cclebraloon .
l'nln~ h )· Thnttt:
8 p.m .. J<'nkins
T heatr<'. Fint" Arts Buildin& . "Shl' Loves
Me "
t 'IIIU.\\" , NU\' t:,\lliEU l
Mt> and ),.., tur n:
B p.m .. .1\i<:hels..n
t 'o.n cert llall , t'in.,ArtsHuilding. Beau Arts
T rm of Ntw York wi th Mrnatt..m Pre-ssler .
piano ; Isidore Cohen, ,-Jolin: and Bernard
Greehouse, 'c ello.
ll ni l"t·~ H)· Thu1rr:
B p.m .. J.,nkins
Th"" tw. F ine Arts Buildina. " She L.ovi'S
) lc."
t ' \\ ,..,l • ,.,. t: ws
l.a" S.: hool AdmluloM T n l : The Law
•\choo i Adm tuionsTPSthasbet-n t<'rltati,·r ly
scheduled for the UW-SI' Cam pus 011
Saturd:I)·, Occ . lti . lnd.h·idualsinterested
ln tak inKlh<'II'Sinnth is d.lt elhouldcon tact
l he Cnllh~ lingtentn as$00na$ ~ibl e .
Dcad!lne for rtKI~tering is 12 :00 Noon on
t"riday,NQVJ.
llll lor)' f>raduat• t:u n~: Th•·lHp.attml'nl
" f ll is tnry Graduate Eum will be hrld on
Dec. I in Room 21& COPS from 1-4 p.m All
-..·ho-..·ishtota kcth.,exammu.streglslrrwith
ll , II , Zi<'&C r . -IQ'JCop:~.est . 33-17, onor before
Nov. 28.
C1n1pu• ~~o·.- ~ ltll~r Dudllnt: Matui~b
lor thrCam pu.s NE"'"slellc r should bes..n tlo
Ne .,.·sSc-rvice, MainBuilding,nolater tluln9
a.m . Wf'dnesday to be mdudN. Anyt.>ing
tu rnf'dlnarter9a.m . cannolbe pu blish.-dln
lhe Pointer coming out !hilt Friday .
Ac-cording to the Kcgistrar' so ffi« , !herr
:m· s till seniors who have indica t.-d
IJect mber graduation. bu.t have ~01 )'"tappllf'd Nonew illbecons ideredasarandidalt
unti l thi1 form is on file, H"PDrl to the
ltc.:ords and Registration Officl' to ma ke
aRpllcation .
S. An d<'nf'fl.
necords . and Registration
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o\dHrt lolng l...., lurr: 2 : ~S p.m .. Wrighl
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8 p.m. J .,nkirll
r~·~.'r e. Fine Ar ts Huildi~~
"She Loves
PAPA JOE'S NITE
HALLOWEEN PARTY
Tuesday, Oct. 31
All sorts of gifts given
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at the doorf
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Smi th Jrd Soulh belted 2nd
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De nnisCrooks ledSouth'sat·
ta rkwithtwo louc hdowrlleach.
Th., Vet SSO's dMeDied the
Bluck Coa lition 2G-It.
Da1·e
Nass :>pMked the Vr ts by
:M:Ot"ing two touchdow ns .
Bur roughsJrdSouthrolled
0\l tr 4\h North. 20-0. Sttve
Soulh-..·cll unJ oa<kd touchdown
passestoJohnf'lorlano.Oon
Smi th, and Rick Schu lz.
Hansen lsi E u t ruin...:! 2nd
l::iis t 's w~k bycrus.hlngll~em
+H I. Jnhn All<'rl led iJt Eu t
with two louthdnwn5.
Tht Worntn's ~·l ag FOI)(ba ll
Toumam .. nl .,nded last wHII
aner weeks or rain a nd tough
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Knutz..n 4th West trounced
J rd Sout h,-H-8. Mikellalzel • nd
Marc Morodc-r riddled tiM: Jrd
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1lK: Sig Pi'1 ouulugged lhr
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Intramural Highlights
Tou c h football again
highlight ed the intramura l
p.-ogram. and here are last
week's results :
The Sig Pi's outslugged the
TKE's 20 to 0. Searing Sig Pi
touchdowns were J im Suski,
Dennis Reid el. a nd Paul
Bowman.
Watson uh East devastated
4th West, 32.0. Mike Hart and
Bill Engibous led the scoring
wilh 2 touchdowns each .
Knutzen 4th West trounced
3rd South. 44·8. Mike Halzeland
Marc Moroder riddled the 3rd
South de£ense for J touchdowns
Thom son Jr d West. ca pt..amed
by Jamie Ohrmundt. defea ted
Steiner . which was comma nded
by Chris Lovrinc.
Thomson scored the first
touchdown bu t missed the ex tra
point conv ersion. 2.nd North
fought back with a touchdown
and cor.version. making the
score 8-6.
With a rew minutes left 10 the
game. Thomson ra ll ie d ror
another touchdown to win. 12·8.
The Pointer was unable to rind
out who scored the ga me ' s
sta rt of the game. the players
eould tel l it would be a battle lo
eontrol the ball because of the
poor conditions of the Oeld and
weather.
t::ven though the Green
Kn1ghts had to ba ttle back in the
end or the game, it was the
Pointers who ha d to play ca tch·
up in the first hall Aller a close
in goal by St. Norbert' 10
minutes into the game, the
Pom tcrs Ted Bastille scored his
firs t goa l or the game and
seventh of the season on a short
kick all.e r a line pass from Andy
Cheung.
Aller tha t point .
neither team could gai n the
points.
upper hand. so the hall ended in
each.
Smith 3rd South belled 2nd
West . 38·8. Dave Oldenburg and
Dennis Crooks led South's at·
Soccor Club
Ties 3·3
tack -.·ith two touchdowns each.
30 seconds! Tha t phra se may
The Vet >SO's defeated the
Black Coalition :ZO. t2. Dave
Nass sparked the Vets by
scori ng two touc hdowns.
Burroughs 3rd South rolled
over 4th North. 20-0. Steve
Southwell unloaded touchdown
passes to John Floriano. Don
Smith. and Ri ck Schulz.
Hansen tst Eas t ruined 2nd
East's week by crushing them
.w.o. John Allen led tst East
not express a great length of
time, but it was enough time ror
St. Norberts to salvage a 3·3 tie
wit h Stevens Point las t
Saturda y afte rn oon at th e
Green Knig ht's neld. from the
a 1-1 tie.
Midway through the second
ha iL the Poi nt ers s pirits. not
dampened by the weather. took
a 2-1 lea d on a blistering shot to
the upper corner or the goa l by
Ted Bastille an his second goal
or the game. St. Norbert's
wasn' t about to throw in the
to""'·cl yet. si nce they eve ned the
game on a s low d r ibble that
19
Pcge
THE POINTER
Fridcy. October 27, 1972
slipped pass the outstretched
hands or goalie. Gary Beisser.
Grid Scores
Bu t once agai n Stevens Po int
~ta t •
fought back to break the tic. and
thi s time with 9 minutes left,
('ollellft'
St. Norbert's 7, UW.(Jshkosh 3.
UW·Plattevillc rl. UW·River
Mark franklin scored on a hard
shot from hi s right wi ng
position.
The reeling or victor y was
with most or the Pointers a t th is
time but the Green Knights
~· ails
6.
UIY·Eau Clai re 17. UW-Superior
13.
UII'·La Crosse 37, UW·Stout 6
UW-Whitewatcr lS, UW-Ste vens
Pomt 15.
didn 't agree with that thought.
With less than a minute
r emai nin&;.. St . No r be rt 's
charged downfield wilh some
c r isp pa ssi ng . Catchi ng the
HI~
T rn
Mkhtgnn State 31. Wi sconsin 0
defense orr guard. the Green
Knights took the adva nlnge and
ohio State "" · In diana 7.
Purdu£' 37. Nort hwester n 0.
i\liclngan 31. Illi nois 7.
~linncsota 43. Iowa 14 .
scored the tying goal on a low
s hot to the cor ner or the ncl.
with about 30 seconds left in the
tH hr r Scorr!i
ga me.
A tough break lor the UIY·SP
Colorado 20. Oklahoma 14
Socce r Club. whose record now
Suuth('rn
Ca iHornia
34,
Wa shington 7.
Washington State 37 . Oregon
stands at a respectab le 3+2.
The fina l game of the season
will
St!'C
Stevens Poin t traveling
to R ipon on Saturday .
November 4th lor a 1:30 p.m.
contest.
State 7.
r\ labama 17, Tennessee 10.
Nebraska 56. Kansas 0.
wilh two touchdowns.
The Women's f lag Football
Tou rnament eoded last week
after weeks or ra in and tough
compe tit ion .
Two t eams
emerged undefeated out of the
fiftl"en teams lha t v.•ere en tered.
Thomson 3rd Wes t and Steiner
2nd North fought it out lor the
championship.
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The clearest choice for a generation
Sc McGove rn ca n 't win , ch?
Where have you hea rd that befo re?
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In the p rimaries las t Sprin g,
that's where .
But you fooled the political
experts a nd rew rote the history
bocks. You provided the manpower
a nd womanpower for the largest,
smoothest. toug hes t vote-canvassing operation th L• cou ntry had
ever seen.
Now it's time to d o it aga in.
And the job t h is Fa ll is eve n more
important. For t h e choice between
Nixon a nd McGovern is the clear es t choice vote"' have had fe r a
generat io n.
McGovern h as o pposed the
bombing o f Ind oc hin a. while
Nixon has hee n inflicting t he explos ive eq ui va le nt of 7 Hiroshima
atom bom bs a month on that a lready devastated a rea.
Nixo n believes in putting people out o f work in order to hold
down prices. H is policies have put
2 million more people ou t o f wo rk.
McGove rn believes that there
s hould be a job fo r everyone who
wants tc work, with the U.S. Gov-
The Age of McGovern
Dedicated to raiains $1 million
for a nationwide aet-oul· lhe· vole d rive
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last resor t.
Nixon s tarted h is campaign
with S lO m illion in secret mo ney.
McGove rn 's campa ign is financed
almos t en ti rely hy co n t ributio ns
o f S5 to S25 from the people.
Nixon has nominat ed conserv at ives a nd m ediocrities to the
U nite d States Supre m e Co ur t .
One or two more N ixo n appo in tme n ts if h e is re-elected , a nd you' ll
live with a heavy- ha nded N ixon
court for the rest o f your life.
McGovern has pledged to appoint
a woman a nd m emhers o f racia l
a nd e thni c mino riti es, and will a ppoint hi ghly qualified li be rals.
Ralph Nader says the Nixon
Ad ministration is "the most corrup t in ou r history." The late
Robert K enn edy called George
McGovern "the most decent man
in the Sen a lc."
McG overn wn nt s the million ai res a nd t he large co rporations tc
start payi n g their fa ir s ha re o f
taxes. Nixon wo n ts to mai n tai n
the stat us quo.
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need one. Get some money to get her to help us make gct·outt he-vole pho ne calls. And get to get her wit h your local McGovern
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can help.
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TH E POINTER
Friday, October 27 , 1972
Whitewater Whips Pointers 35·15
~~ IIi :.::•> {;Un>an and Tin>
Th<• 1\"hhe,.·atu W~ r ha,.·ks
•·ordially 111\' ited the l>ointrr
football te~m to a gam<' of
tackle fl)(ltball at Whi tewater
S..IYrday TbrWarhavoks!I'Oin>
~;,:~·-·~~to\\~t:w;:~~ tf~~d:;:
hnw:.galnlurnl'do,·erthehall
to th .. Pointers
lnall . thc
1\arha,.·U lumbleda ..·ay lOUT
lootb:llls. and they "ere alw
n 1r<'enoughtolh ro,.· foorm·
t.. r~epllon J
On t~e other hand . lh~
l>tunter •
pla~·ed
al111051
IIII Stakl' ·frce football . as
Sten•ns 1'0111t'sonl}' blunder
" '"untmeasely fumblc
·"'Ortll a l!y . thts<" figures
" ouldalmostha,·eto•ndkatea
n rta1n ,-,.·to t ) lor Po1n1.
r..-g~rd h.~• uf ho,.- narrow the
m~rgin
Alas. th~rr ,.-as a
,·att•h C"3tch :~
Th<· catch "'llS Whlle ..·atu
ocormglSpomt s tnthegame.
When tht• Wa rha"lu "eren't
turnongtheb:lll ,,.· cr . t~ey were
turnln):
the
Wh>lt"'3Ur
~reboatd lights on
Thl.'
Warllawlu found l1me in bet
101.'t'n nustakd to sc:ore fi~e
touchdo,.-ns
Actually . thrK'
..-.. reall!heyn~.-d .
It " ·asn't th-at the Pointers
"~'t<'n ' t .. ppred3ti,·e lor l11e
1\h!l<'"'llttr nnsc:ues
Potnt
•nd~didpo! !,.oofthe
fumble,; and on,. of them·
tcrc..ptlonstoronstrvc:ll\'e ~
Unlorlunatdy , 10•hen
the
l'omters did capitalize. the
rr ... ~rd.s c~mc tn tho.- for m or
l'a lltobb>ns'fleldgoals.
Whue,.·atn showed
us
thl' lir$1 series the
1\'arha,.•lu h~d liMo balL On the
~econd play of the gan1l',
Whitf'watu fumbled and
l'uull ' s llt'Wayne De rick son
~en erosity
~m-., r~on
th eopposition's
dow·n. P oi nt tr
.\l ark Olrjniczak
fllppedashortp;>ss torunning
baekl.loydJones,;ndPoint
hadaflrstdownon th('t4 .
1\o·ocarriesintothe middle
b} fullback Mark George
UIOI' edthebaJi tOthe5Jx ,
01l'jninakthl'nhittig.htendBi11
llamtlton with lln app;> rent
touchdO'IO'llpass.butthepl;ly
.. ~sulledb.:lek beUUSl'ofa
holding penalty. The penal!~
On
th ir d
qu:~rlerb.ack
pushrdPoin tb.:lcktothr~
Foltow•ng ~ sho r t screen
the Pointers ..-ere forced
t.. M'Ule for th~ first of thr,..
field goal~ by ltobbins.
Latcinthelirstquarter. the
Pointer drfense again stl ~p 3
5COre
Point's Mike ll lascyk
•nter«pled a Whitewa trr pass
and returnr<l 11 to thl'
llarhawk's 20. Tht Po1nter
offenn moved back"·a rd. 50
llobbmswucalll'duponlo!Uiil
a:J7.yardu. Pointhllda6-0iud
..·,thJUSi undrri\O'Ominutesto
go in the quarter .
When the quar t u ended.
1\'hite,.·ater was ahea d. 7-6.
AfterPointkitkedofffollowing
Hobbins ' field goal. the
\\'arhaw·kslla-dl11eballonl11eir
!)aSS,
ow·n IIO'l'nl)'
811_1 Hoper im ·
mt'diatclybeganh15assaull on
alung-tln!eWhitev.·aterrushing
r<...:ord .
ltoper cut throlijlh
P oi nt 's s lant dden se a nd
ran>bled80yards lor atoUC.:h·
do,.·n. M1ke Capodnn"o kicked
the ex tra point. an d the
W:. rlla ..·ks w·en taheadtostay.
Whi t ewa l ~r
sco red
the
game'1 ne~l touchdo,.·n wil11
just;~sh<N't t imele lt i nthelirst
h:.lf
Wa r ha10'k quarttt"batk
Mike Gor«ki th rew a sc:reen
JIOIS• to Roper . and the ~-11 . tiS
)IGUnderknew,.·hattodu,.·ithit
alt .. rhtol'aughtit . Roper racl'd
:~~·ardsdo ..·n the right sideline
~~r;!~~fa';.'s ::t~~r~ a~
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fullb:lrkRobSteizerrammedit
home.
ThCS~;oringinthethi rdperiod
began10henltobbinskickedhis
third field go.~l . The kick was
sl't up by Sle,·e Zimmerma n's
fumblereco" ery .
Whitewa ter retaliat ed by
putting togethl'radrlve"·hich
luted sev en minut e~. Tht
Wa rha ...·ksrequi~ four first
The
do"'IU tO do the job.
sustainedman"h ..-asc lim:.xed
h)· Steiur 'sontya rdtovchdo,.·n
The Poin ters " '<'rf unab le to
1110\'e on offtnse following the
kidoff. sothe)' punted. Shortly
therea ft er. Roper deo:ldl'd to
1mitateRurus Ftrgesonagain.
One~ mo rt. Roper cut through
the weak side of the Pointer
defense ~nd flew·!o5 ya rds to the
end zone.
Superpickers Bring In Heavy Artillery
With lourminuteslt-ft in lhi'
Whitewatn'l Ke rr y
L.arsen score-d on a two-ya rd
~an•~.
run ...·hichgave theWa rhawU
a:!lipoi ntlead.
Thr Poin ters did m~nage to
$l'Orcatoucbdo,.·naflerthat .
with Jlle ~·a rm .. r ~ettlng the
honorona t,.·o·ya rdrun .
Although the seore doesn't
rcflt...: tit . the l'ointcrsdld do
so <n~ damage.
Fo r inst.an u.
Polnterqua rterbaekOiejnio:uk
P'!»edfor2 t9 yardl. although it
took 47 thro,.·s. Dill Hamilton
uu~ht9 ofthem lor tJOylrd$,
andJoct..a F..,..rcaught se'o·en
mor<• . In some ..·hat of a sur·
pTise. the Pointer's opponent
,.-asunabl• tointl't'cepta single
Robbins· tu~t!l ~Dolls w·e~
imprt"SSh·e.as theyshow~that
l'oin t iJo:opablro fcoml ng away
withsomepoints,.·henglventhe
cha nces. as l'oint defini tely
.,.-n.
The game obvious ly was
dominated by Roper and
1\'hitl"Wale r' souls\ andingwide
t<'<'rh·er.Dick BIIda . Bl ld.lwas
ltadinglhr conlerenceinpass
yardage,andhlsUI'encatches
didn't hurtllisaveragemuc.:h.
Hoperm<'anwhilerambled lor
an outstanding 21~ yards.
t-nd.inglig_h tlortruth,jusli~.
andthetot.ala nn ihl lation of the
s~ England Pa triots. have
been the taf1d$ of countleu
booi!landea tcallslrom Monday
morn1ng qu.:arterblltks, irlltt
second·gueners. and in·
ronsid('l'ate\'ets. Wetrytotell
lhe!;e Jl"lPie that . }u.s! becal15e
CffUIInpro teams can'twinthe
pmts we tell them to. why
should we be blaml'd
u.....·ever , wedolikl'tolookat
l11i"&S rationally, and we think
we SHoll way out of l11i5 m~.
We roundedupsomepoorslob
and p,-e him l11e honor of
pickingl11 rtoeofthis wl'ek't
toughest games . This dubious
honorgoe~ toR. Wheelerl..attin .
Wefigurehe'll bombout.l11us
t.aklng the pressure off our
badr.s. Here now. •~ the
choices forl11e7thweflt.
GREES B AY OVER
\'1 KtSGS· LPI'Slookatl11 isone
logiu ll y . The Je_ts but
Baltimorelast w·eelt , ltsno..,ed
1n flin ~1on Manitoba loLl.!
Tuesday , and P hiladelphia Cil_n
beat a nyoneonagi"enday.d
,t·s t'llesday nig_h t Therefore.
Pack by J
DE NVER
OVF.R
tya wn j ~
Broncoswlllbc'uplor thi1one.
beeause th e game's being
pt,lytd in lloenvl'r'l M1le- lli gh
Sladium. Cieveland could """"e
a loss by showing up instead in
Phi lade lpil la Den\'er by6.
CLE\' ~:L\S D
. COWBO YS OVER LIOSS · R.
V.'heder figures Bulk\15 was
right. .. ""TheUon.sueabunch
of jerlu."' Betides, Tom Landry
knowshe'lsafeonthesld.Piines,
while Gre-g Landry will havel.o
dodge UUy aod Jel11ro Pugh
BEARS OV ER CARD ISALS •
We fi gure Butkus lsrig_hL .the
Ca rdi tLalsanabunchof jertl .
Lookforlhe8earstobebe.ating
a r o u nd - the bush .. . Buseh
Stad iu m. that is.
OAKLAND OVER RAMSRIIider5a re re.dytouplodeon
offense. '"'"' Rams are about
read)' tobecaughtflat. Oakland
""
.Jt:TSDVI::R PATR IOTS · No
esplanatlon ntedl'd. Shou ld bea
good S~;rimmage for New York .
they 'd beenl nall )·ear ·lhc~
~>•as 110me rea l liard hiUI11g
going on all ~ftemoon ."
We bellrve that Coach
Char les iscorri!C t . Whitewater
Is probably !he strongest team
The
in the co nference .
1\'a rhawks lost eighltumovers
"nd still,.·on the game going
a"·ay .
Now Point has t he really
tough game:; ou t ol th(' way.
The next Slo p is River ~·a ll s.
Thf' ga me " 'ill be pl ayed
!Qmorrow a t Riv er Faffs , and
t ortnet ~r st tl mrthiSyear,,.·e · u
•·ent urea pred iction on the
l'oinll'r game. We prtdiet a
l'ointer victory , bu t we're not
~ivln g an)· points.
A Poi nter lost will resul t iq,
the New England Patriot
treatment. lfl11t l'ointtrsare
unable to bea t Ri,·er Falls. \O'e
predlrt that the Pointers wl_ll
1-.•theirremaini nggames th l$
season.includi ng '\lheont"al
homeasairuttSup«Jor .
Women's Field Hockey
......
by L ) nn Glnuh and
Jtrf)
The St...., .,ns Poin t Women's
f ield llockeyteam tra\'ell'dto
Marquttte MichiganonO<'tober
20 to pla y Northern Michigan
by Tim S u l ll va a • •~Ike
ll a bum a n. nd SPEC IAL
GUEST PI C KER R .
Wlwl'il'rLatUa
For ti• ..-eeb now. the
SuperPicke r s,in th ei r nev"r
l'olnter !lead Coach Monte
Cho rlcs sai d. "We wt"' up
agalnstth <'toug.hest teaminlhe
con ftre nce .
Thei r coa~ h
I Forrest Pe rkins! told meth.at
his kids tplaym~l sold that the
gn111e "·as lht toughes t game
Uni versi t y
Th e Poin te rt
opentdS-aturday'sactlonwltha
game agai n s t Northern
Michigan 's"A" team . Neither
team sc:orl'd and the game
cn~in;>G-Otie.
Al terabrirlrest.thePoinltr5
took l11e fieldaplns t the NMU
"B" team . Unfortunately. the
t1'5\IO'Un't lortgenoug_h a ndlhe
girl.'llostahardfouglt t ga meto
the" B... tum. 1.0
111e Pointer team travel.'l to
OshkoshonOc:tobrr:zs to~ y
UWM . Point will d05e out 1'home s ea s on on Saturday.
Oc:tober2:11toplay UWM .
Th e P oi nter team travels to
Oshkosh on October 2$ to play
UWM . Point will dOH out Its
home 5e&Jon on Saturday,
October 2:11 wi th 1 mettlng
~fa;~~~ t!l~b~or~:,.'.,' ~w:
possibility tN> t the MIMesota
Hockey Club may laee 11\e
10-ralh ollhe P ointe rteam <8l the
same day
thePc
SERIES VIII, VOL 16
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A dfha\ewhlch rtmalnfllln6ou
week!! a p:o tool! place We.
nlg_htbefore •moduatl! turnou tatU
Gym . lnvo lvl'd we re Incumbent Re~
Co11Jtressman Alvin O' Konalli and 0.
David Obey who are vying for the 7th
se11t in the !louse of Represen'-llvt
unlquesitua tlon oftwo lncumbents
ag ainst each other resultedwhe.
portionment put O'Konskl, the !Of
represcnU>tlveo fthe tOthDIIIUict lnlll
Obey , the current holder Gfthe 7th
chair hu been in office since
Congress m a n Melvin La ird I
Secretary of Defense. The que~tl
whethfrtherewou ld beadebatea t
cent ered o\'er D'Konaki's ownenh
television station In Rhinel allder , aJM
stalion's coverlngoftbedeblte.
weeluagotbematlerwusolvtdpll
way furWfllnesday's meetlng.
Both ca ndlda tabeganbyllsting
their varying con«ma, Obey aske~
couldbepossl bleto addtoourdefenJ>
a fttrdraltlca11yc uttlng down theco
Vietnam War . Ht nottd \hilt moa·
rxpeetl'dheavydefensespendJ ngt
sev~ ral
an er thtl lgnlnaoflheSALT·p~~cll.
t hey are 1ttlng Increased r
alloca tloM. Obey crltlched then;
power in Congress noting some of
dlYidualrommlllt-eswhlchan!IIOitr
they could del~y bringing to the
Mtliicareblllforth reoeyearsa fte rtt
hadc lea rly vottd lnlavorolit.
O' Konsltla lsogea ~muc.:hofhlsat
towards the military 1pendlng lu
stated that most of the increase In
spending was due to severa l bllll
rreased lhewagesoflhepeople inth
forca. Jltnoted 11111 both he and C
voted fortheseblllsandlhathethol:
they wer e essential to the full
plementallonofanall-volunteer an
TIM! Republicancandldatedalmeo:
hadopposed thewar ln VIetnam as
as1954 . Headdedthlltbehadvot«
thedrafluttnslonlnt!lft. Suggesl
theDemocnts hado:ontrolltd.Congre
buttwooutoflhelut42years,bead
vottrswere golngtoglvethe O!
anolher40yearstoaccompll-lhwhal
promlled lor 110 long .
lnhlsrebutta i,Obey laudedhlst
forhltorlglnaldlssentoflheVletn&n
Hc addedllowevt rlhat lnMvera lpt
con«mlngwllhdrawl from Vletnl
O'Konskl hlld voted agaln.at the wl~
ln alaterrema rk ,Obeysaldtha
ponenthad advocated l nlheCongr
Reco r d a pr ognm a dvoeatlng
bomblngof RedChltLaasthet>e.twa
the war In Vll'tnlm . Ht cited 111
Poll Show!
A Sl.lrvey ronduc.:ted by the
s tudent• of Eugene Cark's
daunlniOCioloak:almelhodl
a t UW-SP , pro vide e n·
cou r~t~ement
for Senator
George McGovern forca ill
the ir rampargn to wl_n a
majorityonthhca mpwlnthe
Nove-mber 7th electlon.
Like reporU of polla at o ther
mldwestun rollfle campuses,
the ngures at Stevena Point
Indicate that Senator McGovern
is mai ntaining hllltad a mona
lludentshere. Thepoll a'lnong
UW·SP
s tudenl l
1ho ws
McGovern, wi th 47 petCft1 1 ol
thtvote, Nixon.wl th :Dpersenl,
and 1M balance, II per«nl,
undecldtdorleanlnatow• rd
othtl'ea ndi"-tes:.
McGo vern wins biJiul amorcSenkn,i!lpereenttG21
~ent, willie Nixon holdt a
lead among f' r l'1!hman, t1
peranl to :D percent.
On I
major
overw l
Mcliov
toharM
of pollt
to 1,
Me<iov
intern~
The 1
dlffere1
vote fo
and tho
ferenct
the1IU
over N
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fll hl t l
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percent
The 1
provide
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