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New vice chancellor discu.sses post
by T~rry "l lt
Unt\·~ty
John B Ellery, assistant to
lhechoncellorsinc:tl968.was
named vi« ehanc:f'llor ol
.\c:~de-mtcAifalnanddeanol
faculttn to su«Hd Gordon
lbfubeckt'r Ln t.he n..nbtr
''''o
po~o~hon
on ttus campu5
on July I
A sea rch :.nd screen
commttlee of students and
faculty Mad~ by Frank
Crow, profrssorofhtstory.
ul« tf'd Elltry from ap·
p-olnmatdy 100 candl<btes
lnlddlhontohtspo51tionas
UStSiantto the ch.Jnl:cllor.
Ell~ o.-as the fil'll: dean of
lht college of S01tural
Re source. when it was
.. Ofl:llmu."ttint970andhubeen
fKulty mem~ of the
t Communiution Drpartmrnt
f
Prior to Sl:t'\'MS Posnt.
z: Eller) IIIU head of the
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English Dtpartment and
u • ttn& dean
of
!'<JOlll:l
College in Sierra
Lc."'fft'forhoiO)'Url. Ear lier
he wa s Chairman of the
En.g.hsh Department at East
Ten~ State Un1•·ers1ty .
d1rMtor of radio broad·
cast1ng at Wa yne State
Un1 ••ers1ty and faculty
member of the Un1venity of
~lonteva\lo and the
l!nl\"ti"SIIY of Iowa
Why did he finally 5ttlle in
Ste•·ens Pomt• Ue u1d the
aru IS pleasant he IS c-om·
fortab&e heft and
people of ,."hom he is fond .
Ounng the: ltrtt nlng
process Ellery 5-ald that he
felt a measure of llude:nt and
lacult) support tha t he had
ne•erexpected ' l thmk 11
111as one ol the nktst thmgs
thathast•·erN!ppe:ntdtome:
m m)" academiC carMT and 11
amonc
::'!! t~:.: 1 ri~~~ot:::
the
JOb ·• ht u•d
Eller}'
emphasi~
that he
mtend s to bui ld on tha t
support to ma ke the vice
chance ll or of Academic
Affa irs office the foul point
ol dec15Hin malunc on this
cam pus
He said that
Academ ic Affa1r1 11 the
p.-.mary otnce within the
administrationand tht'rtfOC"e
where the power s hou ld
reside Tile final word should
be•ntermsof,.·t\i.tiSgoodfOC"
the academic procram. h e
5-ald
Eller)' 1mphtd lhat 111 the
past . the olfi<'e of Academic
Affa1r1 was treated as an
equal ~~~· • t h Business a n d
StiHk>n t Affairs a nd a t tlmn
d<Jminntttlbythela tt tT two .
Ellery hu recom mended
that the vice c~eUor of
AcademiC Affa1rs be made
the permanent ct\i.•rman of
Conti~ on poge
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" I rhinlc ir wos one of the nicest things
that hos ever happened to me in m y
ocodem1c coreer: Ellery
Michigan Ave.
plan revised
• Tht> Ci t) Plan
II)JOIP"It•w•llw-r
1"'ht plannt'd t'llt""-!on o1
\\ lc: hqt;an Avenue ha s
tt\-"Won
Tht pre• 10111 rou te w;u
• fii iC"I,td b •• se•·eral
un•• tn•t> ofhc:1i.ls as bf:•na:
" "magmRto Je\era] un1qu-e
!t•atures of tht area
Tht ne,.· route 111· as
dt"l tloprd to pr~e C"trlam
"'ellandt. uplands of ~W~tkllke
na iUTt a nalutal st ream and
u·rbln nxk lorlNII!OflS and
nard.,.oods
Thtl"'ttll plan IS! htlalt'$1 o1
four p~IOUS n:leu u~~~·oukt
pta~ tht road east of w
ongmaJ plans and 111"1\1 c-rou
'orth POint Drwt :200 to 300
~01 rds east of the Rese:,...·e
Slr.-t -;'I>Orth P0101 [)five
~1C"h1gan
IOttrJtC"IIOft
A•tnue "ould then mtt t
rt-N'OIJ) ~~~
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near
the
Arta111-.dt Pl.anner . '!loll ham
Burkesa•d. ·· wea~rently
do ha\e a roule no.. lhat
prorec:u and'" I-OIIlt ""'011)"!1
..nharccsthtnatura.lfe:~turcs
unl\tnJ~ lancb. :1 rou~
on
that mtotiJ " llh St-ntry "s
awO\·al and that tntotts ..,lh
lhe unn-trSit)J appr"O\·aJ ""
Comm~U~Ofl
and the Board ol Publ1c
\\ orb ;appro•td lhe ex tenSionpnortobttng•·ottd•n
oot he Junr IS mtottlll& ol the
Slt'\t'ns Po1nt Comm on
Council Thtre,.ueonJytd1Utnt10& \ "Oits by tht
Counc1l
At th•s lime an
En\lfOnmt'nlal
lmpac-1
Sbtt'mtnllor tht pro)Kt 111-as
~ oted on and p.ustd
A ceord1n1 IO City
E:n&lllft'I" . T imGremmer . the
read 1Utll ...,u probabl)· bt
roo. dand&utlt1" ·· Gremmer
111 :15 unsure 1f )hch•g;an
.\,enut .... ould bt 111·1dtntd A
jt();l l of complellon 11111 W I at
tiiiO )t';IN
Along 111"11h the )llch•gan
A\"enue t''lltenuon IS a
~1bi1U\ fOC" !he dOSW"e of
ftttt'f\e· St r HI and the
=~::';:lhof
a bike route
Grtmmer Slid ··the b1ke
rou teprobabJy..,outd•r.:ludt
an arun&e:ment all !he way
•othe btlthnt ' lltalsonoced
lhJS 111oukt ' rtl!ot"\l' t~lfiC
from !he C"ftllft of cam pus
&lfkt' ;added tha t "'safely t!!
the number onec-ons•derat1on
r.,.-thec~Jm~ ··
Mop end continued story on poge 5
[XeyM l.d<e? Rec:rec.tion pies! (h ti-e 'iJoty see page 5)'
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Editorials
U!!VP PO I NIE R
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Viewpoint-
The regent follies
b) llobKr-rluiiKk
l.H' Iflj
for
('0fldll10f15
studenL£h.:wrbeen s te adily
1mprovmg in the UW S)'Stem .
Some would say that the
chanaehilsbeen
toosl~W~·.but
t ttunklll~ ·,·elea rnedmorrby
""orklng for the chanaes tlun
~;!m""·~~~/>'us ":~;"!
plaUer
So it .,..as ""ith shoc:k and
anger that I ~ad a draft copy
of Student D• stt pli na r y
Gwdehnes t.,o,•na considered
by I~ Board of Rqents for
the UW Sys tem It 5t'emed
lhatthenghtsvoehad~n
....-orlungforfortOyears,..ere
....,,
apin si• ppmg out of our
ltwasadirferent,.·ortdfor
studenLS 10
)'ta rs
aso
Inflati on "''as a t a modest
thr"'~Ctfll
Theeu!»n
M1U1le Q,Sis and the Jack
1\enned)' assassma t1on voere
recent de\'tlopmenti m a
wo rl d Wllh an un ct rtain
futurt'
Onl y d•sl3nt rum
bh~ of a thtn ~ mall ASian
confl lctcouldbeheard True.
wt• had afewad\'ISOrs there.
but 1o: e ~~o·outdn 't send 10
themannesforaoolher )·ear.
Apresuk-nua leampa1gn ...as
picklngup s tram . butmDI!Itof
votl:'
any ...·a~
Thosf'lludf'nts ...·holi\·ed in
adorm dldn 'thavetoworry
about \'lSi t3tlon or h;ning
akohohc bf'vf'ra&ts in t11rir
rooms an)· harder than they
had to '"01'1)' about \'oting.
Duns o f s tudents a n d
c han ce ll o r s 11·er e st rict
pa renU tl1en. aod ll'ee kday
cu rfeii'S voere strtctl )' en forcfll.
Thm&srhanged
Th ose st udent s eit h er
ma rched off to .,.•a r or ll'at·
ehl!'dfnendldoso T ht-yYoere
OC"tpected to acct'pl tull\ing
~ouns men chosen f r om
ilm0f18thembylot , tofiahta
-..-il rllltuc h-..•asn'tawa r . llod
0\'erwhic h theyhadnosoay
t~llu~ntseouldn 't
Those e1rcum s tances can
caw;ea generahontoma ture
rapidly. a.lbe1t with growi ng
But thc:-y were expa.ms
pt'CIL-dtoshedtheirbloodso
tl1e)' txpt<:tedtobetreatedm
n.oturn.,.1thn.'Spect
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11ung.s eh.anged siO\I!ly, but
OOf' by one nf"'ol· deans and
d orm d1r«tors were hire-d
"'' itl1 degrees in 50('iology.
Abo ut fi ve yea rs ago
\'tSIIaUonwaspennillfll.. II
.,.·as one Sunday a month. t11e
door had to be open a nd feel
had to be on the- noor
le\'el)·oneshutneda rounda
lut 1, bu t it v.•as better than
nothing
Fr es h man hours were
dropped abou t four yean: ago
Tv.•oyearsagotheleg.1lage
of a n adult ...·entfrom2ttota
We could \'Ole, drink . get
marraedorbuy a c ar. aDd br
••"IKNI~i blt' fw ... bt .,..., do.
A >~ar and a half ago 17
hour \' isitation was passed
arMS beer "''a s rirst permitted
1ntl1edorms Totl1esurprise
of some. grades did not
!Jiummet
I remember how.· ple ased
mydorntdir«torwa5tO fmd
how po o rl y va ndat u m
nour1shed m th1s ll("Vo' at mospheftof respect
What
); o t T O R S
SO T): :
Rrr,ut•l•& lu u•• of
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pr iaiHJIIl y l ludJ IIly ~.
All
•ot tr lo l ••~mill • " l o r
,.blkoO. • un k •oolo•lu...S
a.tkPOI-''Tl: MoiBuby. , tlot l'rWo y WI• • tk
,.bllaoO.. t.•tlllodi ,-l.k•ollfrlllto•pP"•r.
......
t~time.,.•tlena large nu mber
ofpolicydec isionsar emade
b)· tbeadnurustrat•onand the-
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happuln& to lh:a t
~,.-found r.-1pec"
Sec tion
4 l or tlfe proposed
d1K1phnary guidelinH states
th at 1n JUd ici al deds aons
agains t h1m . ..
t he
stude nt .m11ybe repn.osented
byeounsel at his 0101n ex·
pense ... " Any human being
m thi s eoun try Is gh·en ltgal
eOUNel if desire-d when beifll
tr ied. Are .,..e . as st udenU , to
be heretorore automatieally
adJudged lo,.oer than any
other human!
Sec ti on ~ . 3 eont1nue~ .
the camp u s ad mnustr:ahon may adtudtca te
the- matter and 1mpose a p·
propnate dise1phnary unc ·
taons
Appeals ..shall be to
th..-ehanct'IIIH'"'' hoiedeeislon
W ll be fmal "
Thomas
Je U..- rson 1s probabl)' rolling
0\'l'r mIllS g ra1•e r ight now
ThemaJOTISSue ..·tuehhas
3nstn t hu s far is th e
pro p osed
sys tem · w1d e
dl 5 l'1plinar y eo d e fo r
The Board of
s tudents
Regentshase hosenthis t•me
to makt a uniform rode
t hrough o ut th e former
Untl'etsll )' of WiSCOOS III and
Wiscons1n State Unl\·ers1ty
~e hools
We ha1·e t11us far
We ltunk tha t thiS IS the
t1me to make SIJn lfleant
e hangt- and elle rel5f' ou r
r1ghts as rH.POn~o~ble ad ult s
Your Student Go\·ernm ent
opposestheeodebeeause1t
lgnores 1h05e rights. andiS
acti\'ely fighting th is oppre s siv e an d a r cha1e
proposal
Merger has finally ~n
passed and soon .,.111 be
s1gned by t11e aovernor The
l.af'olle lle amendm ent ....,11
help guar:ant.ee the Sl u~nt~
of the ~rged UW syste m the
f!:"';!~r~-n~ t~~~roancl~!;~t~~
pursuits
Student g1wern·
ments of the enhre S)'5\t'm
havebt'endesi11J1atedaslhe
agenc les thrOUBh.,.hieht hese
responsibilities lll' ili be
granted
But , s tu dent
governm ent isonl)' credtble
to the extentthattlle st udent
~i'asa>~:holepa r hel~tes
Weha\~p;tued t ht'stageof
WISConslnhasane•« lle nt
JUdiCta l bra nch , to ... lueh ... e .
aselbzens. mus tans ...· e-rlf>~:e
eomm1t a enme \\'tty ll ttu s
lf youha,·eanyq ues tlons
on ho... you m1ght acti1·ely
r~·~·e youreducahon . ea ll
Student Gm·ernment
need he-lp
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~~::ya partJaldraft of the
s1ttmg •dl y by and all o...omg
uurwlves to be ledarOIJild b)
t11ehand We.ueall adults
.,..1th the nghts and n."SponSibdlhH of adult~ We must
l lhmk part of Sectton 6 ~ . exercl""tl1osenghtslnorder
pa rt ld i. Sums uptlusJ tX:hclal to ret.am them EducatJon 1 ~
far ce \' t r y lll'ell
" Tht m~>re than textbooU and
It IS time to
pr es1 d1ng of1 1cer and the classroom s
Tr1bunat Uf' not bound b) :J C' III'r l } r eeel\' e )' Our
(.'1)fflmon Ia" or st.:ttu!Or) educauon
ruJesofel'ldt~ '
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Sec ti o n ~ S sta tes that
grades. record s . tran scnpts. ord1p!omas Jhall bt'
.. ithhtld tempha.SIIll in the
o r t11nal 1 p ending final
dt-term1nahon of charges "
VOhate1tlun11nywhereelse 1n
the ,.-ortd ...-outd be s tnpped of
h1s educ:abon 11 ntil hr ran
prol-t him..-11 innoc:t'nt ~':'
Sl')l'tt: R POI-''Tt:M •Ill ....
From Student Government
atn~~:ityofJusticeevenbelfll
considered ?
Withtht-s ummereomesthe
111('\'itabtedlspenlonofmost
o f the e leeted s tudent
gO\·emment SUmme:risals o
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,.·e-dit~
durrn1 liw' o.chool ~·nr :.not thrt't' hrMS G.onng tlw sumfl'lt'f' b)' lhr
•1.....-nholl WSP l t l> publ~ht'd"'*rlllf'aulhorn) ~trantedlo
lilt- Ho.:.rd fll H ~~t'nt • b)' St'C'tiCH'I :Yi'\1 , WISC'Dnion Statute.
l'ubl ocalonnrm~.>Hr"p;udbytht'S t:al roi V.' IliCOIISinUndt'rCIIn
lr~t·t:. ~"~rdt'<l b) llot• S\.lltr l'r lntm~tSl'ction. 11a1.- drp:u1men1 o1
.. dm mN raloon. :a~ pre» odtd on SUit' Oprrilho""'l Hulk-lin f.l~ of
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Thf' l'ooloottr olfl(1'5a~loc:at~on llw ~Hond f loorol
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lht•t'<Hn!~• olfo...-.,b) thi' Fmb)' noonprlortop.Jbhc~\1011
The
Farmworkers
are asking you
to boycott
GaUowines.
Please help.
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Vice Chancellor-continued
Earl is one of five candidates
by !:Job Kullsleck
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Bronsen ~ Follette's entry
•sn 't going to make the ra«
any easie r . s aid State
Rep r ~n ta th· e Anthony Earl
tO-Wausau I, a ca ndidate for
:~ t torney Rene ral In an interview f'riday.
out
th~
altema ti\'es and in·
that a fte r having worked with
suringufetvwouldbe totallv Tony !Ea rl l, he felt Earl had
ir responsible:·
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the leaders hip qualiti es
St a te
Re presentat ive necessary for the job.
Leonard Groshe k !D.Ste\·ens
Groshek is running for his
Point ). ""' ho was present fifth term as representative
during the inten ·iew, said from this dist r ict .
Laf'ollene'sentry the lj,'ee k
befo r e had swollen the
numbe r of Democratic
c and idat es fo r atto rn ey
general to four .
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The other
t\O·oa re State Represe ntath•e
Edward Nager of Madison
and Thomas Jacobson, a
~ l ilwa ukee attorney
S141te
!:ieiiOitor Gerald Lorge or Bear
Cr~k has bH'n endonf<d as
tilt> Republican candidate.
·· ~'ran kly he did get in
r;uher late ,'' Earl said of
1~1t'ollette . ·· :~nd most of the
t·o mmttments h;n·e bee n
made.som uchoftheimpact
wdl be limited ."
Sager IS ha••tng a lot of
trooble m:~kmg 3 s tate·"'·idt
unp:~ct.s.::lldE.:lrl
l th in k l
ean hold my own agatnst
Jacobson 1n Mi1.,.,'3 ukee and
do.,.,· ellenoughmtherestof
tht>,; tateto win . hc'continued .
"ThtS\O.'llibeabadyeartor
lh•pubhcans ."' sai d Earl.
.. · 11ot bt>cause people wi ll
tu rnouttovnteagamst them.
but be-cause they"•·e been
hurling themseh·es"
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Anthony Earl, Democratic candidate
for Attorney General
;~ny~~~b~~~~~:;u~r~~~~
IS ~f~~:itro O~~:~~~~.U~t~d
onlya n individual'specrsare
capab le of lh:H ty pe of
judgem ent. said EJ\er y. lie
said the student 15 a peer in a
restric ted stnSI'. and their
mputisessential.
Elleryaddedthathe's not
worri e d about i nvo l vi ng
s tudents in fa c ult y com·
mittees . although he prefers
to leave the fina l decision
with the individua l co m ·
mittte. Those areaswherehe
is mostfnmillar ,suchast he
Pla n ning Programming
Budgeting Adviso r y Com·
millet IPPBAC l wi ll have
stude nt observers, including
the campus press, previously
excluded.
Jlis majorconcernis toget
more input into s tude nt
governme nt fo r "i n·
formational purposes ," said
Ellery .
9t.dy o*il/s
ld::> open
The Reading and Study
Skills l'las opened for the
SummerSession. People who
want toimp rovethcir reading
skills or study methods are
invited to attend the lab.
The ·summer hours a re
!t : ~!.- 10 : -l!. on Mondays ,and
Tu esd ays. 9 : ..S ·1 : 4S o n
Wednesdays and Thursda)'5.
in room 306 . Co ll ins
Oassroom Ce nter.
Phone
~·3~ .
lll.·mocr ats will probo:lbl)'
ta keeveryeonsti tuttooa l seat
,md etght ou t of mne of the
~~~!~~: 1s.~."~~~,t~~~~ 1 ,n
Dt•mocrats could al50 ma ke
s•glllfkant gamsin theState
S..•natt·. buta large enough
11umber of vtab-leeandidates
ha•·e11' t emerged . he con
tm ued
·,, Hepubhcan Senate has
bft·n somewhat of a diS3d·
• antage f o r Lu cey 's
programs.blltnot as muchas
thl'~ could ha•·e 1f they were
beller Of'gamzed,'·said Earl.
'"Thtywereoft encri tic:libll t
se ldo m o ff e red vi a b le
alt er natives "
The nuclear Siting bill
.... as.n' t passe d this y~a
bt>cause 11 was a ptXW bill .
~:11d
Earl " I thmk we ea n
c-ome up w1tha better one
" lha•·emany reservations
abou t A·PianiJ.. There is no
doubt that they haven't 1rone<l
all the kmks out ye t," sa10
F.:.arl
" Putting up plan\$
"''thou! thorou ghl y checking
Writi ng lab
offers assistance
The Wntulf!. Lab offers 1lS
<;er>'ICts to summer 5Chool
parj.I.Ctpants as well a.s non·
unt>'trS II y wr iters from 11:00
to 1.00 Tuesda y. Wednesday
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the Administrati>·e Coun cil.
the most in nuential com·
miueeon campus. He sa id
thati t.,.·asn' tmeant to be a
powe r gr ab but rather to
t•mp/lasize the numbe r one
posit ion of Academic Affai rs
at th is wnversity .
llehmtedthat there might
aJsobeachan ge in the office
of Academi c Affairs in·
••olvinK a !)9SSibiP. sh ift of
pe rsonnl,"l,bul' that he wasn 't
sure . At best , it wMonly a
possible recommendation .
EJiery said that he was sure
of one fac t ; there is only one
vicechancc\lor andtha t ishe.
Y.'hen asked. EJiery in·
dicated strong support for
te nure as a means of en·
suringanlnstruc:tor 's right to
speak freel y. lie argued that
if a pr ofessor could be
dismissed at any time for
academic purposes, that
same pr ofesso r coul d be
dismissed anytime for any
purpose .
Tenur e mig ht
gua rantee secur ity for an
an:.e~:::i·t ed
on the third
noor oftheCollinsOassroom
Busldmg. room 306.
Thelabstaffwillbeplea.sed
to offer he lp and ad"ice on
any sort of written ex·
pren t on , ac01de m ic or
otherwise. T'wofull ti meand
four pa rt ti me tutors are
avai lable to assist you with
w r iting p l ea s ure s or
problems.
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June 27, 1974
Dreyfus freezes athletic budget
by Tury \\ 111
Mens athletiu at UWSP
10·as guaranteed an annual
S.U,500ohtudentmoneyfrom
actJ\'Jty fees 0\'er the next
four )'tars by Olan«ll«
Onyfus •n a r~nt an·
nounfemtnt , but "''lthout
student govtrnment a p prO"o·al
Tht Cllancellor's guarantee
:,uud~~:~~~v~r~~::tn....~!
normally dettrm 1
h' h
student money, includina
mens atllletiu. The action
follow~ an ea rl ier decision
this spring by st u dent
g01o·ernment to shrink the
mens athletic budgi.-t to 1M
e~nt S-42.500 ll"'l·el. in part
dut to prt'dicttod enrollment
declint
P~~y~ue51151 ~1ttteTi~
:a::;':
Unll'e rslty
Co nfert'n Cl' u.:,·~wn:s 1h1• considt'1'1 the
1WSUC 1 In addition . he u•to c Sl'IIIHII to ensu re
would not allo11· studtnl rt':ipOOSJIIIt'Studentac tioost
gO\'t'mment to dt'c1dr whlfh nl!l' eootrol 'tudcnt money.
at hlt'llc progran11 remain
through budget cull> m the ~:~~~Jou;;~~~~c-.:':4;~ ~,.:
atllletit' program " We iYI'I' mlt"rprt'led b) mrmben ol
profession.alsm !Jiat area and ~tudl•nt t:OH'fnment :u a
I thmk tlleysbould<k-f•de,IIOI finanl'Jalhedgtagall\sta loss
student gO"o·ernmt'nL" sa•d ufp!IIOWO"ol'f'studentmont'y
On•yfu~ l!.:td \ 'OICt'd h1s op·
Dreyfus
longer suffer budget cuts
Under the ne ...· UID\'t'1'5ily
fromstudentgO\'ef!lmentand system mergt'r , nurly
~t!XIent «e-Natio::St'r::ei~e ~~II t~~d ~fis'J':~!'i1:
'S:::! ~~pl!~de~t'Y~':!~~::
pus1tton to parts of the
nll'rt:t•rbc.'("aUSoe ttdilutedthe
chann•llor 's fOntrol 01•er
st udenlmoot"ya ndull'rt'asrd
~tudomt
po11·no
lln.·rtus 1.:u d h1s dl"CJSJon
wasb:tst'dlarg<"ly upona new
resuiU II Oilf rom thl• lkla rdof
ltt•gl.'llhi \llll' prin1:1ry ad·
llltniSi ralJ\'fbodymthf UW
Syslemt th;1t required an
annual m1n1mum oli-IS.OOO
!rom student aCII\'11)' fl'l'S be
tbl'dforthealhlt'ticpros ram
;u unll't'I'Sllll'l \O'IIhin the
\\'SUC Tht' n'SOiu tion was
dl•sq:rtt•d tu prom ott'
short ol the ~.000, Utto
universi ty In tends to sell Utr
cxclusiVe broadcastrigh tsror
l'olnter a tllletic mee ts to a
::a~:r~~~~on~m:~~~':! .
nan1e has not bet'n an.
llntll'lt'f'd.
The major conce rn of
Student Body Vice Prt'sidC'n1
Harb Slieva ter and Stu dent
Contr olltr Bob Baddnski wa~
the pouiblt' effect of a fiu-d
ath letic budgt' t on otht'r
organiwlional acUvitit!l>, 1r
the e nr o llm ent dr_ops
SttC'I'ater and Badzinski ft'ar
!hat other student acth·itit'S
ma}' have to be dropped , 1f
lht• en roll ment decl ine~
bccaUSt' lheinrt exibleathlctk
z~::.' will eat into otlwr
Or ty fu s pr edicted no
en rollm ent drop s in tht•
future . " lf en rollmentdr ~
bl.'low S600 full time s tudtonts.
we would be eligible for a
~~:;::~~~ ~\!~~·~!c ,r~~~~_:~ suiJsldy to mct"t the J.IS OOJ
mcludt• wornens ath letics or :,':~~i~~~ m ,:,~o~:e~;: 'ror \
mt~amurals
t:n rol lmen t was pred1ctt<d
~~~~;:,1(';~~~1~1~~.~~~~~~· ~~aJe~i~ /e:~.
the
7 ~ ·7!>
Rudolf still o possibil ity
Koshkonong picked as
first A-Plant site
b~
llub Kf't ...,irC'k
A ~I ll' nt"ar ~·or t A!lonson
"" L.1kl• Koshkonong .,..ill be
t/1(' lo.:at1on for a Sl bd hon.
t... uurulnul'lt•arpo11Cr plant
TheT<M·nofltudolphlnWood
l'ounty had ~·none of the
pros1t>!IC'dwtn for thl'plant
Som ~ student leoder1 fear that the Chancellor's freeze of the
oth lellc budget (see story, top of poge) may ser 0 precedent
for more freezes.
Delzell
by AI l'u•lik
A year ago UWS P ~et up 1ts
f1n1 housmg faclhty for outof·ttw..n gues~ par11cipall1'11
1n ...·orkshops, sem111an or
In St itute s IO' hlfh the
Ufll\•trlltyhutted
Tl'us servKt reaped mOI"'ey
fortht linlverSttyCenterand
llow;mg,and ,..as a means to
1nnuenc:ehlghKhoolsttHkn~
who ....tre debat~r~& where to
attend collet:e.
The rl lt' 111 studen ts
rtturni,. to dormitonn from
the Sprinc. an 1nc~ase 1n
Mrs Gertrude D" un
exef ut• ve see retan lor
l-eague Against NUflt·;~r
Oangr r s ! LAND I "'' h.rh
battled agains t the nuc:lt>ar
plant propoa.al for !Wdolph
sa1d, "Aithqh the silt' n;.,
lx.-rn anooun«d. we do n.ot
bt•l•tve that ltudol phhubt"""
aban donrd as a poss1bl<'
futurtsltt"
e
June 27, 1974
THE POINTER
Page 5
Dreyfus Lake pkms face problems
byJ~ I G u en th r r
area In question " has not
really been used intensively
by students"
Newman also noted that II
,.ouJd be an "inexpensh·e
,.·aytoget the lake .. .sineea
large part of the Sentry In·
surance complell ,.·ill be un
dt"rgroundandtheycannot
s:ud. "My first impression
~ •;~:~',!!~~r=t~~:~~~~~~~ ~:ts ~~~:oagr: ~~i~aiu~~:
east of lhe campus
It u'sbetter "
,.·ould lie" nOfth of Maria There are many other
Drh•e and the \' lllallt factors under question .
a
a~=~~~ the lake IS undtr ~~~!~~ c:r:~': :~~ :~~~~
a fe u ibtltty study by
untverstty orttcia l s
Recreation, study and ,.ater
retention uses arC" bC'tng
('{)ns tdtred
By r on Shaw . facult y
member of the co11C1[e or
natu ral resources t CN R I
twofat·ton tobe noted,"uid
Sha,.·
Much of the! controvers)'
to
..•· :e.:··- Ll•llllr-X-,t.=<>
surroundmg the lake has
come from tis past use
fill by ~c~~:~pie
Iff'~ .1-"..n \
Jamesl"ewman.chairmanof :U~~i~:o::!: f~~::n
ntere is alsoaquesrlonu Ottllm~
the Natural Resou r ces
Department satd that lhe to uSt" of tht" lake. City of· !~~~~~~j
study P~ ·
poses.
But unh·enity of.
;w~~~~:~rE~o~!~h~{ ~.~;~ ~~o;s:c··L:;;::
!he
-Mic higan Ave.- continued
It was noted tha t trees
t·ouldposs tbl ybe tran J ·
Jllal11ed tommimlze damage
u1 conslfuction and th11t
recreational facliittes could
he promot~
llost noltceablt" was the
The
Dreyfus Lake tdt"a.
ficm ls ha\'eutd!cated that a
mul tiple use objec t i\·e ts
optunum _ This may i
retr eat ion . flood
aesthetlcal and
poses.
But
flttals question the
ust" concept .
Dre y fu s Lake tdea is
prl'!ientlyunder a feasi bility
5tudy by unh·ersity officials.
The take would encompass
approllimatelyJOto40atres
and be used for s tudy ,
recreat1o nal and "'· ater
retenllonpurpo~es . n ....·~d
be locatfd nortl'least of Mana
11
~·::.:~:,:.uoo ... m"IU~·
" !'>OWa)' C3n i S~Ihe
l>rive on university foun · 3$3\\'ater
·
dattonlnnd.
multiple use
"Thecttymayparticipate In Ne,.·man.
the lake project" but In·
John Heaton . CN R
dtta~ that the feasibility
study and an Environment..al
Impact Statement must first
be eomplete d ,'' sai d
Gremmer.
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THE POINTER
June 27, 1974
• Arts & Entertainment
U!!VP POINTER
Summer theatre opens
by l)!,b IIlii
T h 1 i sum m r r I h r
UmH'fSII)' Tht'atre luis put
togNher an t'nlt'rl.'linment
bon:.nz:1 to open 1U t~~o·t>lfth
annu.1.l summer season
Ft•aturL"<< from mid Jul y
thrull{:h ea rly AugU$t ~~o•ill be
anarr:mgrmen tofckhghtful
mus1cals rwmmg alternately
from n1ght to night
" Lillll' Mar y Sunshi n"'"
U.TIIIcn by ltie k Bcsoyan and
dlrt"Cit!d by Se.l
t'aulknr:r
.... u ~ the' open1ng per·
lormance. on Tuesda)', July
which e<.·oln·s arowld ll:arm
and senhmO"nlal. somehmes
bru.sy and bold sides of
marTiillle.
" I llo. I ll<l," based oo the
Uro.1dway hit , ''1'1lc Four·
postt•r." will be directed b)'
t\nthony "Tony " Schmitt who
saysitisn'ttobeC1:105idereda
sex comedy
" It's m~
romantic in nature. s1mply
the ups and duu.·ns of
marriage."
This great \ll'o-<baracter
sro..· stamng Sam Anderson
and Brenda t'ischer makes
great family rntertainment
Thefir51performanceistobe
held Wednesday. July 17.
'' T he Roar of l hr:
t> rnnpaint. Thr: Smr:ll of lhr:
l 'n,.d" , hils the s tage as a
•·audcville ch.1nner.
Our
story Is the Gamr of life, a
sort of Laurel and llartly set
to m~te. Si r ili the one who
getsh isu.·ayandCoekyofthe
" ha•·enoiJi"isaiu.·aysbr,stt'd
111 h1s foil .
Oean-eut class distii'IClions
be a s•tu:•uon fur nl'alr) al>
the~· play thl' t:anw ol hit'
•nth fWl . 1ut and v.1.!0dom
.u~ tilt' authon. of "Slop tlw
World 1 Want to {~•! llff."' hn~
snml;•rquahli~'Sincraft and
Uythl>authuhuf"Stoplhl'
World 1 Want to Get Off ."'
1Leshc 8rJl'USSC' and Allthllfl}
Newley l " Till' ll o;ar uf thl'
l:rr:au·plllnt"has lHUlllar
qualities In c raft and melody
and IS guarantet'd to please
llli :nxhence. nus trrrtfic
$how.· also dlr«tt-d b) Tony
16
Schmitt . .,..,11 0pe11 Thursday ,
Th1s c harming sa11reon uld
Jul1· 18.
11mu oprrt>ttu has set
To be sure that )'UU don't
rt-eurds in Nrw York as a
rms.sthec:aptil'ahngmuslt'al
bnlhant mUSical spoof The
comedies. the Theatrr Ar~
pl ot 1ncludt'S e1•erthing.
Dcparlinent has a lt'Tnf•t•
lto.:ky Mountain mounttes. a
bargain for all \'ery lm ·
dc~~o')'-ey«< ma•d. a brawny
portant P:u ront!V IP'sl
l'apt:•m. a chorus of beauties
Season tirkets arl•
and a genume villam. "'' ho
a 1•ailable for ~ 00. a spec,.. I
sntoaking l y eo mmits
rate for coupon boob The
ma.hriOWiltC\Ji
proct'dlln' is topurchas.:the
Therr•sAgnesandMichael
book. thrn Sl"lect pl' r ·
and the1r Great Big four .
formances and f1nall~ t'll·
poster ~--·a luve trianglr betu.ecnthet~~o·omen proveto change the coopoos for lilt'
resenedSt"att1cketonthl>
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!~:fj~~p~oJ~~)~~~hrrc·
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0
The slairwa y 10 Heaven .
Display of dolls in Corlsten
b,l~b lli U
Th" ~):h~;• Carls!t•n (ial1cry
prt"St·n t.o, ' l>ulls ' The Coo·
Cert<nnly tha t definillon ean
bt•dl·monstrated ln rt•gard II•
scn~ru I items.
llh'rll
Fur t•xam ple . the art3)' of rh.•• 1
1
Jf~;~ ··••lufliD IIdfobrics w.:t!dfor l•
,..ho ha•·r sudden rh;lrtgt·~ of \~~~~~=~h ~
•
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'
plans They can e1thet' rn:ul I;IM'III.. tltiJ: t'r\•a!IOOS from lht· \'ar1eties of this t' .\
or deh•·t'r thc1r hekr~ ada~ t•o;,st to t."o:ll>l , art• un n•ptwna l charactuof iU)' 3rt•' II
c~htbltmn
num.;orous Thc5ub.it'Clll var) ·1 11
Tu~ s I:<'OI'ra ll y ha I' I'
from a " Pla in Do ll ' of 1 • 1
prupcthl.,; "'h1~h lend !o an rnw.lm materia l to " llor ~·~do11ur
t':lampk· of an unbreakable tCIISC',Ihedol l oftheStrf't'ls"
prodoc! for eugger;a\t'd UR '" d1v1ne cos lum r
box
for Thesc-dollsmthetr at"Stht"he
Many models disclose it~t·
l'ahx•,IJ.;•\'t'IJ«>n formul:dcd stc r toolype att ri butcli of
by thcde•·.,]oprnent of an
famil iar ind ividuals ;
tiM.•
t·clcctrc approach to t'r1ar . the Gypsy t'or
matcn;al~>al'ld de$ign
turll'tcllcr. and the ll rad
lbc \'l elloCr of !hiS colll"C· mistn'U. Othen reneo:t a
lion t·an ~l"e k the arhsts' h1nt of c rudeness a nd
11\Hill'illlOIIS . and iJOIIIIli of vulg.arity not n~'Cdlod in th• ~ 1' 1 '
\'lew ... tult."arhclt-s olpor- l )· pc of art .
·~
n •l a •n . fabncs .organ1c
matt.>nals and ~·rn iCIIIIt
Th l' show, how evrr
skt."!chc-sstomulatrprrplrxity lllustra lt'Sanex«llrnt t"x
lllltlt(>l'est
pi'C5Sion of vision ud &t"mus
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=r.~:::a:.~e
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plea~rng
;~ul~ s!~I!P~~~~~ =~~i
toys of design.
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-'I N_T..cE--R_ _ _ _P~
og~e_
7
Del zell- continued
..
'' I ll"t':l th.11 twwmg on·
campW> gul'$1 housing also
:ISSisted rl'cruiting .
But
th~rt''J no J urt' 111':1)' of
lllt"Uurmg 10.1\at makt"S a
student go to a ccr1a1n
l"ollq:c. and I l"an't say ho\11·
much the loss of Dt-17.ell will
flll"ant on"Cruttmcnt . <"tth('r "
li e did pomt out that a
numbl•r of s tudt•nts w<"r~
~mplo)·ed lor mamtenanct' ,
food se""·1ce a nd at desk jobs
at Dc.>lwll. and that tht•y
~~~·ouJdllll!ot'th.atopportumtyto
put lht' m ont')' from I~
• ' Sic\'(' US Potnt 15
r l'C og n i ted a 1 a
geographically attrac th•t"
5pl)l
I think busint'SI m
('(lmrnercia t housing 11 gomg
to mcreasc tr~mendou !i ly ,
and guest housing for g roups
parllclpating 1n campus
lU'II I' itleswdl become h.1rder
aud h a rder t o f1n d ' "'
CAMPUS CINEMA
~~~~~~ ~6~NT
~
WISC
Hoo ll:.tchct. Dirt'<'tor ol
the Un wen.it y Cen ter. said
ll101t the loss of Dcl~ll for
guo.."'ithoos!nguse willha\·~ a
bad ll ptn-olf on UK> Um\·~rSII)'
program d tr«tl y mto the
i tult.mts' pockl'l
..J
('e nt e r beca use it me a ns
nwncy that voouldcomc from
houSini:III'OUidbe spe nt lnthe
con lertnl't' and n•nlt•r and 111·i1J now be lost.
f(."l;l'f\'atwn:. s tall wtlltry to
fmd off<e:.m pu!l housmg for
grnup!>," Nuckols ~~o:~id " But
" I am COII\' U~ tn ffi)'
tho;:- anrachn- Rlf~nc:IOSf'd mmd and enthusiastic about
k't.up ,.,.. had lll'llh Oelull the net"d lor ha\·ing a gues t
lll·h(>n•th(ohownng,a pla~to
ceuter ," llatchet said " But
cat , aud the l'ttln pu) factli ties IIK•rc'll ll j)Oiii th·e aspect for
v;crt• ~II togt•thl.'r. 111'111 not be the unh·l'rsily"
3\'llll:oblt' "
'''l il t'
" I don't llunk off<ampus
" ll av mg demand lor
Ufl·
housmg \III II be> that dtfflc ull dcrgradu:.te housing is ~n ·
to hnd 1n lhco ('1)[fl lflll )'ear ," couragmg," I'Jtosaid. " I think
ht ptt'd1cted
" But tht> the- tmpilct on the s tuden\.5
problt>m"lllbt> a ntncreasmg 10.111 be mmnnal." /l atchet
Olll' ..
~ddl'd
· S•mt l:ar to tht' Hollywood
P"'-"M"nl.ahon
Thto a"·ard for the bnl
or I~ OKan t~.~!~~~;~;,~~·~~~~
h1 s
hnt
yN r
...dth
Ul\1\"t'TSIIY
A"'ards. tilt' be>! actr~
a ... ard "':IS presenltod to Jud1
lrtlliforhl'rportra)alofJuno
m the millS\ r~nl produc 111.111 . '' Juno And Tht'
i'ayc oc k ,' ' wh1lr llr:ld
produl·hon of the lnWiical
'' U;un<'S At Se:1 •• llobe rt
Sd10cnbohm ,.·as salutL-d for
ronllnuou~
achie ••ement ,
,.ilhnt::nl'5S to "'·ork and ex. ct'llt·lll.~l n lt'fhn,cal theatre.
Howoton capturt"d bnt aelot"" ro-~:rwrng thto a,.·ant for ~
honors for Ius ""ork as bet.llet"hniclan
1 he .. Woyuck ··
the
The auuual a•urds fete '·"'" -;: ·· ~···· : .
;;~; ~,;;;;, lliOI>>;ii,~.~ and Ut•1it liu pporllng actor and •nc luded . Studio Thealrt ::;··-_,,_._••,,. ........., ..
t ac t~s r~ogn ition
....-rnt to prcsc.-utaltOnJ to M1chael
Mark Norby for tus rolr as Sht• ndan . Nancy ll osman
:!:::cat.r.~mio ~c~h.~
Bus1n~ss
Without
~!,~K~·.~r!~ ~:c:~~~:r:~ ~~~"'':'~'~·."'!!'~u,._~:'."' I
R~allr p~ r formanc~ .
w1th
n~w
·• ~..,•-·-·'"'''~t
" ~~:;: ·~D!::pe~~edKt~rt~ :~~~~~
r~:m~~~:~a=i i~~·~!~i~;.;~~~, O(.,(~~~ ~-;;;;;~ii.~~;;;;:~1
- -..:" ···· " · ·~~.-.,;. um~ show.
~tU!ho ~atre techniCian m
FIRST THEY TOO K HER SPEECH
THEN HER SIGHT . . .
When the., wet'e fin ished , she used what wu left
ot het torhet" own fr ightening kind 0!18'11nge.
THEY CALL HER
ONE EYE
-AND-
"DIRTY O'NEIL"
(THE LOVE LIFE OF A COP)
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EVERY MONDAY &
TUESOA YNilE IS
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being
held at UWSP this summer.
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lnsufance
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ENTERTAINMENT
Every Week Tues.-Sun.
numbtr or persons who U\'t•r:•ll student hod)• llcad·
turned out for the !IC'SJion
l'Ollllt durmg n-cent rl'gu lar
beuer than we a~.·mie nuc )'Cn rs
were hoping
He also :mnollflccd that
th:1t \IOC \I.'OUid get 22.200 ,.ununer graduation will bt at
~•udenu'"
a d:ltt• thUerent than lln·
D•fford noted that the r~ounccd m St'\'eral previous
"Thi~ ,~ moch
e~pec l ed ·- we
""'l~oco:t~~:e ::::::,~'!e~y ~~~~~r :~~~:11:!~1-~ ~:;~ :b~t·~~~~ Sat'~!~~~~~
THIS
WEEK :
KATHY MIL LER
ECHO NIGHT CLUB
~
S umm e r
5 e 5 s ion
en rollment :U UWSP may
come quite close to the rtgure
or :!.:12~ logged ont' year ago.
Asststan t Regist rar David
E:ckholm said Wednesday
aas.ses began Mond11y and
SVI Miles Northwest of S\...,1n1 Point
llfl Off HlghWI'f 10
~iiiEHH~~~;;~;;;;;;;;.
. clI• cl •'
14
2.200personsha\·ereg1stertd .
lllereareseveral...-ork5hops
thoughthef'eha \·e beomsome
rather sharpdechnes~e
~~~~~:~~/~~e ~~e~setopa~ named emeritus professor
co~t:~lm
The t1tle of emeritus
professor has beer1 conferred
upon Sehs It Kampenga who
retired th1s spring after l l
yearsofsrr\' lee. tothel/WSP
1\lllmpenga . ...-hoeame here
from h1s flatl\'e M1ch1gan 111
Winthr op
summer leSSIOn d1 r ector .
sa1d he .,.·as surpnwd at the
hl' h01s been the campus upon three otht'r former
5
Dl~ford . of~;!!;m!~~;~y~a%
!:~fd $l~~r regent s ofii Cillllly
the hbrary
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The UW sy1t~m
~rd of llegent s , meetmg
f- r1day m Mad1son. conferred
thermer1tusrank upon a long
hst of retired faculty mem hers who hlllve served
t· ampuM-s throughout the
s:ud , howeve r ,
thatpersonswhointendtosign
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scc:Gnd half or the SHS~On on
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UWSP professors whose
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anr~ounced
r:::~pte~1 ~~: ~ho:1·~r
f-::ducatlon ,ll)'ea rsof st'r vice
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Old fas hioned soda founta in , featuring
all the old delights
Greeting cards , postcards , Russell Slover
and Pennsylvan ia Dutch candles ,
Our unique gift shop, featuring
unusual gift ideas In an unusual way .
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Cool plant favored
Nuclear power ruled out
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rE'gulatlons fo r nuclear
planu. pl us heavy opposition
fr om a cititen!i" nuclear
o pp onent group ha\· e
probably accounted for an nouncement b)' Wiscons•n
utilities Wt'dnesday 11 was
announced thll Par ts
TOIO-nship has been ruled out
asapou~blesitem favor of
two s.ao-megawau co..l-fired
plants at Pleasa nt Prairie
Atom •c Ene r gy Com minion t AEC I working
papers on population density
around nu.clea r plant Silts .
just procured by the L..eague
Acainst Nuclea r Dangers
• LAND I~·ea l!Nit the Pans
To10·nshi p 111e population
prujectJons ,.-ould probably
projecti ons forec as t that
population ..-ill e11ceed the :!0·
rmlelimit figurebyzo to.
Wh1le the ne10· AEC
guidelines do not poslli\"elf
ruleoutpla ntsinarTaswhich
e:o:ce.-1:1 these s~ificllltions .
""add1honal engineerN safety
" ' itb selec t ed utrl lty
c:o:ec utwcson April 2t, i97J Ia
yea rbcforepublicrTieasel
"theconsensusoft hemeeting
...·as th;attheprincipalimpact
of the policy ,.-ouJd be lhe
potential adverse publiC'
reaction to any action which
fe;~ turnmust~prO\'ldNto mdicated that the safety of
as.surethattheO\·erallrisk l"t'actorswasinquestlon."
to the public has been
Tables indicate that
mmJmln'!f" for such sites . cx1sll ng Wisconsin plants are
Site~ "' lth low exi$\ing IO"C U within the population
dl'ns1ty
guideline s .
~!~t~ont:e"i~~~au·~~e:
sophrs twatcd mechantsms to
3-»UTCthl:rTICntiOflofany
releast'dradioact1vityatthe
sou rce4enginee red sa fet y
fcaturt!S I'"
Thus the srung poliC'y
" provides 1ncent1 ves to
rll)lha \·.-p;~s~th._. ne,.
choose 11 tts wh1ch ar e
regulatory guides
clearly acceptable from a
The papers md•cate that1f
populatiOn di strib ution
population5 e11ceed ""30.000 :.tanapotnt "'
111ese olfer
"'lthln!lmiles . 50l.000101thln ""attractions 111 stall man 3lmilesor2.ooo.ooo ,.·•thm-&O
j)<IIOt'r sa•·mgs as ..-eU n in
miles"" of 1M plant "'dunng the rcah;t;ruon m some m·
the pl;~nt hfetime ." the crt•mcublreductionofriskto
ut1ht1e li would ha\·e to tho.• publl~· ..
"" prese nt an anal)'li iS of
The AE C report notn that
a ltei- n.a iJ\"e s•tes.mclulhng a
sOO..·•nglhat the propost'd "" pupulallon drn51ty aJ-..•ays
si te offers s1gnificant ad - ha s been 0111 rmp ortant
cons1deratJoni
nthcprocess
\"ant.agesfromthe.standpomt
of en\·ironmen\.:11. l~onomk lur dcte r m1ning ln e
Su1bb1hty of any proposed
or other fac tors··
The ulll•ll es " o10·n Mte andnuclea rpo-..·erplant
Preli minary En\"lr onmen ta l desiGn ·· In October 1973 the
Report on fl\·e proposed At;Cconclu!Sed that a 51~ IS
nuclearplantsitesmdicates molt!> from Pbtladelptua at
that the "arTa w1thin so :w.. lxrld Island should be
m1les" " contains a portion of butlt instead of at Satem .
Oucago. the 5eeond largest ·-nw prloctpat tactor leading
c1ty •n the nation . a nd tu ltsconclusion ,.·as thatthe
Milwaukt-e, thelargc-stcuyin populat1011 densit y at -1hc
WISCOI\5111 Thi.sSOmlicarea Xl•,.·bald Site IS sigruf1cantly
rcpresentsZ$pe r centofthe largr rthanatSalem '"
Tht- ..0 p;!ge report also
totalpopulatJonof Jlli nDisand
.fO per cent of !Nit for re\·eab that ,.-hen the IW"W
y,-I.SCOI15in ··
Even utility gu1d eh nes 10·er e di Kussed
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Computerized cnr pool
is contagious
""lt"s really catching on.""
sai d John S und s tr om .
system5 anai)"St and director
oflheCilmput eritedcarpool
for persons ln\'OIYN In the
UWSP summ er session .
d r iv ong 111 daily fr om
distancell as far away as
Gr~ U-ay Also that many of
themolortstsarelooking for
othen~ 10ith whom t'xpenses
ca n be ' hared.
~~!~. ;~l.'n!~";~i:~~ ot~ l!i!; co~5~te1 5th~t~e ~f::,
open&! , Sundsln)m added. ""n"k or the i ummer Rliion
Se••eral differ ent office
stafrs and organballon5 are
m•·oh·ed rn promoting car
pooling as a se r YiCe to
st udents, workers and In·
structors at th-e un h•erstiy.
They fowld that people are
m the Unh•ersity Ce-nter, IU.
C. J The results of the com-
puterbed information h.ave
been po"ed at the in formation dl'Sk in the U. C. so
personscancontactothersin
the same gt'flrra.J arTas.
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Perfect for a light summer meal
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Tenants protect legal interests
• Hamilton heads
united council
A tw~nty - four year ol d
M"fliOr of UWSP has been
elected Pre:udent of the
Un1tl"d Counc•l of ll\'•' Studerll
(f!WfiT1mconts Jim llamilton.
a Public
Admimslration-
Pollttcal Scienct' major
auuml.'d ofrlc:t'on M11y -1, 1974
The
st:~h,~ll1de orgam~a 11on
re pr utnl s O\' fU
110 .000
~ ucknlll
m lhe UW sys tt'm
llam1lton was t'lt'Ctt'd b)'
unan1rnous ba ll ot at tilt'
Unltt'd Counetl General
Ass..•mbi)' at uwHl\'er ~·an s
upan d1 ng acti\•ities an d
serYices: · Hamilton com ·
mtnted Ten of the thirteen
four -)·earUWinstitutloosare
now
members
of
the
orgamuahon.
" I want tost res~t~ fact
that . mthecomingyear , the
United Counci l will offer
poslii\'C altcrn atl \·es to the
wnvcrsity'spoliciesaffecling
When we disagree.
II'C tnteod to prtsenl the
student view in a co n struc tin•. rathe r than a
nt'g:l t tve manner . sai d
~tudt'n ts.
!lam ilion.
Hamil ton also C)tpressed a
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A graduale of Pcwaulcl.'e dc.-s1r e to cont•nue to work
•Wis l thghSellool . tlamllton closely ,.,;th the UW, II EAB.
h:as St'n't'd fo r rne r h' :as m'ldotherstateagencies.
Studwt Body Prt"Sidt'Tli and
Student Coruroller at UWSP
" I am l.'o mmlttt'd to
hroadc n m~: theorg:aniu tion's
rc pr t•sent:a tl ona lb:ast':and
Many land lo r d · trnant
d• s put rs r Hult fr om lhr
lenant 's confuSion as to apphrable Ia,.· or hisl:allure lo
lakt' prt'Ca ut ionar y mt':asurH
toprO(eet his leg:al •ntt'n'Sts.
Kno"'ln& your rights and
obliga tion s may help save
)OU an d your landlord un·
''"-"!Wiry time. lroublt' and
mont')'
1 :.; s I' E'C T
P Ht':.\ 1\S t:s
!}(> sure you know what
C\'t'r)\hmg th atls nO(in goos
etll\d1hon List all furnit!A'"t'
and fixturH and obviously
m•ssmg1tems Th iswdlhelp
you protect yoor St"Curity
depos~l
Uoth lhe lundlord
andlen:uu shuuld slg n IIM.Ii s t . w, th eaehkt't'plnt~acopy
t.l!o'T
li t '
ll.\,\1<\fi•:S·~ IO \' t "'G
11e·•ns pect the premlst's
"hen yol.lm'"·eoutamlmake
;~nutht•r lis t to eroSSC'heck for
d:amage1 thnt may have
ut·e u r r ed d ur ing you r
lt'naney ltcmt"dyan)' defecl!
so thai you ,.;u not be
chargt"dlorthem lf poss1ble,
aeeornpanythelandlordorhis
;1gent 0 11 his inspeclion tour .
yo~frc getting into. Make a
careful inspect ion of the
enti re dwelling. Do not sign
an)'thing or pul do"TI any
mone)' Unlessyoua reposi tin•
that the rental unit is what
) "OU want. You m3 y lose the
do"·npa)·ment and beli3ble
for further pa ym ents should
you decide to cancel aft er
llm·e your ini ti:ll list of
agr('('mgtorent.
damageswithyousoyouare
not ch3 rged for 3 rondition
that c~istcd before yo u
muvt.'d ln . Do not surrender
yuu li Nt :•s proof (ilve the
landlordaphotocopy
\, E,\ St:S
Tht',.-nttenlea~istheleaal
agreement betw~ )'OU and
the landlord. II stall'S the
t·oodihCNII and rul es of )'OUr
De surethat you
trnancy
rcad it carefull y and un·
dl'n;t;~n dallth e provisions
bo!fore signi ng. U you don't
wldt-rl>land whnt somethlnJ
ml'a l\1 , ask the landlord lor
:m explanation. and hnve the
c~ planallon reduced to a
written lr rm in the lease ir
there is doubt.
Pay par ·
hfular auentioo to the lenglh
or \lm e for which you are
obhgalcd, the length and
manner of giving nolice on
terminJti on,a ndwhohas.t he
res ponsibilit y fo r ma king
repair~ . And mu ke sure tha t
allora l promlses ar eincluded
in the 1H itten le3se.
~H'rlt ·t; ln;.-mu: MOV IN G
l"roper notlce •sessentislif
you do not want to lose your
!>ec ur 1t y deposit a nd be
rcspunsi blefornddi tionalrcnt.
Proprr noticernennsnollcc in
\H it ln,: deliv e red to the
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nolleemustbeg ivena t lcasc
:JHd;~yspr1nrtutheend o fa
n·ut:oiJWniMI
The landlord Is requi r ed to
}:1\'t•yuu suuilurnotice ilhe
wJ shi'Syuutomove,e~cept i n
~·:•St.-sol l atc rent orbruc hof
lllhl'r ll'awprevisions. lnth e
l'\'t'll l ollate rent payment , he
f:J ngl\'t' )'OU3fivedayqult or
p:• y rtnt nn11ce. !tent is
t'urlsidtrl'tl l:~t ea n y t im ea flcr
tht'dlJl•datc
Ynur lt•asc may eontam a
pto\'1!>1011 by ,.·hieh the lease
os autuma tu:a ll y rene"•ed
unlt'SS)'UUIII\'t'not iceolyour
mh'nllnn to move. In thi s
l':ost",tnc l:mdlnrd must give
yuo niM•rc of the au tomatic
~~"·::r,;:ll:"or:t tl~a:_t ~
Editor'• nOLe : If you nnd
mlsla kn in th is publlcallon .
pltaHconsldt r tb.a l they ar t
l htrt fora p urp~»t .
We
p • b lh h so meth h i J f o r
t \"tryone and some people
a r e a l way• loolll nJ for
mis takes.
Need m pia« for the S11m·
mft"~ !lave a room of your own
.... tht ..·o01twrcu1'•1harlnstht
;oparunenl
F'IN~Ior
lhe
SWIIIntf.. ullhliesllltluded,}u$1
$9!>111
CaU :W1-Q40
days prior 10 the date on
"h1ch your notiC"e 1sdue U
the landlord does this. a nd
)'IIU f:11l to give your requi red
nnllee. yuu may be held to a
wedlease
e
!'>t:l' UIIIT V OE I'OSIT
Sec ur1 ty dtposlll are
rcfunda bleatthecnd ofthe
~~~r:>s!;'c,!r PJ:!~~esaf~~~
:<ubtract td .,.,lltng ivingthe
sccurllydt'posit .besureto
get a S:gncd. dated reaipt
that 5pt'CIIies the money Is a
refW~dable da.mage dt'po1it.
Wh t'Tl you move, make I*!
of \he 11111 discussed earlier
111 dct t r mining auesu ble
damages tryouC"an , remedy
any ddt'Cis for which you an
res pon11ble
Clean the
dwelling, s tove , a n d
rcfnge-ral or thoroughly . Get
:u1 ttem •te d list or all
damages tha t the l11ndlord
;~ tt r ibutestoyourtenancy .
One month is seneraliy 1
re:asonabtetimeWithinwhith
totxpt'Ctt hereturnof your
deposi t Remem ber tl\at you
cannot becharged fori\Of'mal
we:a randt ea r lnmostcalt'l.
If you feel you are not bein&
fairly trealt.'d wit h reprU to
yow sec urity deposi t , try
nl"golialingw iththelandlord.
II this proves rruitleu,
co nta c ttheloc• l ten• nt 'l
union. lqtal servicesagtncy
or the Attorney General's
O Hic t o r Co n s u m e r
-Prolection .
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THE POINTER
UWSP graduate resides in Indian utopia
For R1chard f'rost . a
1n p5)"Chology from
UWSP 11 being pul to ~
building 3 communlly in
India based on the principles
ofyogn
f'ros\ , nath·e of WiSI:onsin
Rapids aud 1969 graduate of
uv•sp nov.· rqarOs h1mself
hve m thatch and mud huts. work at an institution m
They Sptnd ~"ffal ho~rt Ch1cag o for runaway
read1ng the works of children .
Auroblndo and most of the'
''1'1·e really changed a lot
remamdt'r of their lime »lnct' 1'1•e tx-en here. \\'hen 1
workmK 1n their tiny tr uck wasattheseminary.Jwasan
tarm iug operation .
atheist .
t'r ost "s extraordinary
""\\"hen 1 carne here that
ad~t•nture 1n h1·mg w;u changed compiNely . ...-;thout
F'fost and his SIX !ruck a baker)' and a printing press
farm eompan1ons
a artooperatinf; . tiOIIif!\'er,only
Mexican, lh ree tTenchmftl the mosl ''ISionary foreset'
and two Germans . tl31' about the day when the setUemenl
"'Da month ..,.·hiletheylwe in will be ~onom1cally selfAurO\'Iill'
The tr uck farm sufficlt'flt .
named ·· Utility."'pro,••desa\1
The motiva t ing force
the .sewme :and peanut$ the behind the creation of
cornmumt )' can handle , but Aurov11le was Auroblndo's
WH ternThe settlement w~re he
lin-s 1n liOUthern lndta has the
endorsement of UNESCO.
andlscalled "'anmtern:ational
cultural townshtp th:at ..,..ill
lulfill man '.!i phySical and
spritual needs :·
L1fe 1s s1m pl e 11nd
unhassled in Aurtll'ille ""luch
tS named for Sri Aurobindo.
the late Bengali nt)'ltlc
Mo st of the foretgn
Inhabi tant s.
Americans.
f'rrnch, Germans and British
t"'rost was described by the
Los Angeles reporter as a
une·llme pohtic:al activist
....· h o worked i n the
presuk·n11alcampa1gnofStn
""Dtge McGovern. Jlc left
the l"Ountry after the t l ~tion
on a le1surely p;i«d tour of
lhe \loWid and t'\"ftltl'<llly
found Aurol·ille
Prt>v1ously , he had
studied at the Cincinnati
Method11t Seminar y and had
done iOnte public service
t'rost C(llltinUl"s to )il•e on
money ht hali saved before
making hts wor ld to-.r
Aurovillian s enaage
thcmse l veli in a wi d e
assortmentofwork acUvilies.
TI!ere 11 a school fos: the 125
children ....no hve here. An
orc::hanJ, a dairy. a bee·
keeping unit along with a
carpentry and blacksmith
shop meet the settlement's
internal requirements in
some thinp.
In addi lion , a number of
small-sc:ale indust r ies like
P"~ptr-making. soap-making.
degr~
=~yt~ ;:~~!~atf~;
~~~a~! ~~li;n~it~or;e:! ~~~:n~ ~:~re,~d~ly . 1 t ~:.:'te~Pt!~~se!t~u~~~s ~~::~~~~~~~~:/;~eT:~·t:
No,.,· 1 lt"CI that the divine-is
real. as real as 1 am :·· he
added
The handful of "Wester·
fll•rs"" 1nhablting the village
are considered the vangua rd
of a projected population of
50.000ptnOOsinthepropos.ed
)'Oga utopia
Au roville .
howe1·er. is located on a
desolate Dec:can Plateau
.,.,,hich has extreme weather
cotlditions :and In one of In·
dia 's m06t backward areas.
as "'!he tnotht'r ."
Born Miri:am Alfassa in
Pans in 11711. ""the mother""
concel,·edtheideaoftheeit)'
durmgal'lsionshehadln the
1930's.
""The mother" died last
No1•ember at the age of 96,
but her Idea for a city of
mystics has been carried on
under a new coll ecti 1·e
le:adenhip.
The role of spirilual auru is
now exercised by anolher
Bengali , ~oni Kaot Gupta,
IS, a lqtime MSOCiate of
Aurobindoand '1he mother.'"
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mtt-rnships for the 25 to 30
studentmedk:altechnologbtli
at Stevens Point.
Ue envisions more altled
health prot~.raJW at UWSP
mel~ng m1jon in histolo&Y
and eyto-techooiOBY and a
physician's assistant
prog r am as ...-e l l.
Oak 1h1 na mu rt hy
ctulharan)an has been ap·
pomted d1rtctor of the
med1cal
lt c hnology
program al UWSP
Ana.uoc1ateprof~of
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chemtst r)' at UWSP.
(.'hltha ranj.an.,.,,ll assumehis
nt"'t' post thiS fall
He
c urr e ntl y sen·es as a
represenlaii\'C on lht' UW
Task t'orce on Medi<'at
Techn o log)' w1th his
collt'ague ~!.arvin Temp who
ha.sheadedtheprocram here
for tht' past three )'ears
Chllharanjan also will con·
tinueteachingcoursn in
add!IIOfl to has adm1rnstratt1'e
dulles. H1s ap{Miintmftlt was
made by Dean Arthul' t'nl·
lChel of the College of
Proftsslon3\ Studies ICOPS I
Outharanpn says heap·
prec:'llteslheslovcerp;ict"ola
small campus hke thiS one
because it gil·es h1m 1he
opportumty todtvelopclour
r elationshi ps wtth hu
students. " ldon' t..,.'anttobe
cloiedupin alaballdayw1th
only my inst ruments to
communw:ateYt'lth "
His new r espons1bi11Ues as
direct« of the uruversity's
nlt'dkaltechnolotY program
will t.a kehim off-campus as
well. HewiUbe tra,·eUing t.o
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Wiseoruin and Illinois In·
1-ol,·ed Ytith the interl\Ship
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program at UWSP
Tht' d1rector also _u . tn·
voh·ed 1n the a d ~· 1s 1n g.
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Sibrrl.ln~'Ollwparka~aUSI'
tac"ttha t M•·asathN'd in a
'Tl'IO!' - IyxquorC"d Sc:-NttW
lind Ntck Hya n i lle llad
jH'rdtctl'dsnowonhiiSaturday
for...ellsl>lgJI.•ted
.\11-&llr
o'OWIIrt'attlll;'k '" the f'tgllth to
cut Uw l~lld to ll-:0
M:alo,.'Pt slammnlthedoor
onttwBandll'eslntMirNt.lf u'
tlw-t·•dlthandtheStarstameto
::•,:;ttwninth . needingo-run
Hyan hd toreora$1 a bliua rd
At thts point In h~. tiM!
lbncl'lfts calll"d Walkrr an
t exp~iv~deWtl"d lltthnicslur
Tho•hujlt•cro\o'd, ,.hoci\IUJ
t') llm .. ttd by 11ne onfa lliblt
"mtttedt ·
tnurct 11 ~--· flllt'd a ll
toma kt" a
.ono lablt h·tnon
and fan ~
hlt'acht'n
p.~~rk lng
lou
on 1111: ltft ·fotld
'"~''"
.. clually
tl.andong on tht!fto~t:t Rl'"f'r
llunn~t tM H<lntht'H' lnnuc
non lh ln n<nii.rlll} hft~,u:~rd Pat
ll.ubleylladto ~a H tllrHn\'fl'
:t:>luuJ Ho mo " s
fan~
fro m
•lro.,.·nmw
\ t!IUII"""'t'rt'l>nlheJC'fl;:odt•on i)"UII III W~mt.opranbt~
!Jolly llmnrs. tbr
t~:oderoltMBalld'wft.do-to!IM
5l'TII
pitch!n&ch a n&~and
st;m~r l>eh Bum~ to,..._.
la •·or o{ Nanry
P;~lle llu ~u\IH'd;~delay ..-~>c-n
Star thtrd ba~man Jt m tlllr
ao ..·len' f'r lendl Suski a t ·
l~mptC"d to follow Bums.
.• how•·n
~:ntfftng the- bottom of tM
~.-.· nth
the llanch<"''t "'trf
""'"II totall)' outd und on
'""'"&. rwmong and fleldill.lli
!IO"'·evt-r. the Northsiders Md
up thetr slee•·e·
cbea hn11 '
l'nt<h-h iit~r ta nd b;a"' un•·
P'f'fl ' J im T\ada statled thtnp
,.·otha h<ghly disputl"dsi"IW
TURk:> Nt.d a ppart"'ltly bl'en
thrO"'" out by Ranc:hefo thin!
>-K k~r "Fiuh" ~'l.,t eM-1- but.
SoiK'<'MIOutbrl»,.,umpi re.
ruiC"dhimHifufe .
Sc:-haullathenfolkl"·rdw•tha
tremf'ndooa hom~ run . punin&
tht-Siarsl»c k in fronl Shc:thut
t.o«amethe lirst"·omanf''I"''IO
hotafairballoot u'lvf'nOII
l'ark Thill fea t Wlll dimmtd
ona)·or i\Hsummontdllren&lh
by chUK&ollll • <an of Point BMr
IM:t,.·cen onnin11s ThlJ wemrd
topayoff,.·ht"'lheJfnta
t,..f'ftnl( do-t~., to <IMp left
"hK'hStckllyanll.luledin woth
acittLIIIIr3bll tlht'IO'Unln&
track
tto"e•·er.
enoergentJ'
""~""I of th~ cit)' !,'OUIIeil
d.,dured li)"l n i"ho had
lor«liJ.lllh~aneforgame
day ! had trapped th~ blllll and
~l li)'CN' Borham was •ale. To.·o
tUorrhitJioadt<tftMblllt.et for
noak chau• inist pil J . W
Wa lku. "'hopromptl y cl...:tlfed
th~m "•th a plll'nom~rllll blast
ofltl!cll'Off'boil.rd ln dH"prillhl
\\'alker'l prodil!iowiPGkeccut
thcottap to :!f-2$andrstabh$hfd
him as 1M first player In
~;:~J,':::!e":';~;m• for boll!
o\laiiO"'I ki r~tovercd hl ~
rompi'>SIIrO" t'IIO!Igh to I!O"t th~
n~•t IOA'O hlllfn OUI
Tho •
som tll' hatby tlw-laetlhatthcr~
hroughtu~ ll t•llum ." llo"orkl-d
wnnosueh nsa foulh:lll inthe
lattf'finnings
,hot up the ~ lley '" lrlt
thco:ountto2 -tbelon•11ninlll
th..- Banc:hees This was the fin!
)lt'rlormanee e•·rr by the SPP·
MH and it alsowuundoubtedly
thel.asl.
deot:ISIOII,
Y. omn~'s Sd\'fl' Learue
""""t"CCtollllvtottlegamt'"'~lltn
About this hm~ a shoc:kn-.,.
t r a de
a nn oun.,~d
by
Banc:hf'i'""'nrr and generlll
mllnas~r
Homan Oragula,
Banc:hff' rovlti&Shorl B«ky
Scllat:l.ltllhadbeentradedto the
'"'"
AJI -Starsfor . gr~"l'lo~ . none
ntMr th.:ln the much-mllligned
JV.' \\alkrr '
llorham . .. hohadbeen th~plate
umplff',,.,';lsno<m~tedtol~ad
•uh ~h tut<'d
' The 1\'aba ~ h
Cannon hall' lor thfo nauon.at
.onthem
,\II Sta r
h utll' r
Mark
· ~loiOSC'" \iaslo •u kl "'at ~ haky
'" ttl.- f!nt '"" tnn m11s .
ton>b;obl)duetotbeti ckgT'ft
1..-m~uuor~ IAil ·Sta r N!~~
~h~
1
prt-dtcted
Tilt' ti:IIK'hft'J tooll
ot
t hun ·
~dvantalle
· ~toost>'' t<.tn«t oant-arly ~­
uleadlln dtl! ~un beatn~leaden
olt llr
Tbfn ''"' Bandleet' ra~ontt .
A~ l'rest!lt:nt No:<un might
,...).. ~• ni s trri Mcn helped the
llano:heet l'I'UM 17 runs on Lh~
"""'" ''h"·nhoutttlebellf(itof a
ba~ runn •·r
D:~nlels drO\'rinfourmor~run$
lortheS!arsandthinploollftl
' 'n')' bleak lot" "-lie's in tllr
IIOttumoflheni nth .
Suddmly,asin an omt"'l from
thchu•·em.theStevn!S Point
Marchi ng Band
Ptcdslo n
S PPMUtooklheliekltoins~o~~re
Strv....s Point ) l ayOI" , Paul
nff on the cruc:ial ninth.
The
AJ
th~
b.:all lel! th<• bal. anti
"a' mined by Sfhauka
,......,.._, lo)'lll)' to tllr Stars
,.,_,..m,-d IJIH.'5tionablr at the
mon•~nt. the ~nt ire ll.anehn:
•l11300trwhed ontothefleldand
eorekd tiM- biiiH:S
Th~ y ~~· ~rem~ by the All ·
StJrs .... oo,.·er~ina 7-t tlefn~se .
~ ~ homr olat ~ . Somehow ti>·e of
the l(orb llOI through and
tooched the dW. , l(ivinlt the
stunnlnK 30-21
Kan cheu
Tom Van Drasek a nd Tom
A11 ·Sia r man.lllf'f )I U IP'IId
a nnounerdthathe was plarin&
thr lt•me unde r protest , bul ,
afterrniewin&lhe&ame filna,
Com mwioMr Homan Dra1uta
ovtrnoledhlsreqllfttthatthe
StanbedoedaN'dwlnllft' .
lmmedlately allerthe&ama.
OA"hich W&l bnoackaJI CNsi•ID.,NII, 8obby IUgJcl!allt"'llled
tho• ll.anchl'el to 1 11me In
!Jodttf' Stadt um
Other lowll(thllol thewactr
,1flalr. whkhdrewproplefrom
throulhoul .Ct'lltral WIKoMin,
,.·~re a llolen rlnt bale by
KanthttCan l>fdtnonandtllr
buninao fT~rry Yarter by a
Kurns fast blllll
MaaiO"'-ski
rrpot"led from the locker room
thatYuger ,.·asexpectedtobe
r tadrfor nt•Lyur '•&ame.
t_))
Officla iJ oflheSievf'nl Point
Sollball Au oeiatio n, wlllc ll
dona tfdovermotothecancer
lund . announced that thl1 wu
th.,la •II~I .,I'OIII"dlnthtlhlltory
<~ltbtllvrriOnParkfield .
TI!C"re was onlr one di1mal
notetothtiOA'holea ffai r . llead
IITOUnd s k~~ p~r
Oob
" Ma "
I'<'JI:h wuthwa rted in his at ·
ternptto brel kthelvenonPark
hotdolratln~tr«<O'dol'n.,..hen
ht: at~ the rrsln bill! off the
plt~'smounddurinllhtlnlth
tnningandwas dir.qualllied
.•:.utor"• •ott" : Oue to the
f' \l enlh•e rev.ra1e of Ill •
~nefll nltballgan~e by Thr
Pohtl.,'•• ntlu•port•al.l ff, .,.·•
•n•bl• to
lilt
Strv •n• Point Ame rl .,a n
IAil'-'s~lt'--kf'lllf'fl&llmt
The bottrr strugle tndfd in
~luli •K lll l'brJw l athomttplate
"hll'hmadt'tlwBolionBI'\llnl •
!!i~a~::::la flym_jrles
...........
In the IUIUrf' , W~ plan 1-0
cle•·a&easmw h llmeaspoull•l•
t.otllk nne , ""' n•lly •••·
IIU bllclrHtum.
..) '
Guarantud
to shrink.
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wrinklE ((jj ~
andfadE ~
150 PAIR OF THE NEW BIKE JEAN
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