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POINTER
SERIES VII, VOL 18
UW-Stevens Point, Thursdoy, April 17, 1975
NO. 41
Updike delivers (
student address
111e uw budlet and mftltr
implementation wiU be two ot
the m01t pressinc Pf'Oblema
fadna Studtnt Governznent
next year accordl nJ to
out&olna Pruident Lyle
Updike.
Updike , in
remultt
dtllver.cl. at SUnday, April
t3,'a Studen: Government
=~~fun:~~io~ ~e.,!J~
lhlt year and speculated on
the char&e to Student
Government next year. He
termed hit rema rlll the
"Slate of the Student Ad·
dreg ,"
"Economic cooslde... tlons
will be 10me ol your moat
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bemanymorenextyearlhan
Ullt," Updike u.Jd. He added
that merger lmplementatJon
htreonthecampuslevel an
"bear fruit .. for UWSP
students U lnfi&Jitl nf and
apathy un be nolded.
St~~·c'::!nU:, ~:k!
everything in their poftf8 to
continue the ln~Ututlon o1
Sludent Govemmtot on thla
ct m~ .
He uld that Student
Govern men t Ia often a
thantku job but as he put
it " at lull you have the
knowledj:e that you are part
ol an organlutlon lhlt il
dolna aomelhlna about your
lurnlnJ and livina en·
vironmenl."
NI"W1Aul11h
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In this issue ...
-WID 'Red We.a~ ' oulda ' Evil kndvri'"! Or wUJ he fall Ill his
doomltl&olhetr~M-Cr«k! .•• llndoutApril31.
·Updlkedeli~ 'atudent•ddr. .'.
·UW tu ~ n!U 'Gilly' •~raae.
·UW Rettnu Hell CGII«-tlve .. rplnln1 approyel.
· M~ ~ellon
mttultl ava ilable.
-P'oodda1 ••• IOCMy.
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April 17, 1975
Nelson opens drug sympos1um
their higher dejrees to use
were advised by another
compa n y to u se t h e
tranqulher 'Vali um '.
"Our dati irdicatethatthe
industry'•aenerousdefinltion
coml)lny sa!a' In an ad· of mental iiiDtSS has been
\'ertistment that its pov;erful acce-ptedbyboththemtdlcal
tranquilizer wss for "the profeuion and the public,"
Nelson sa ld , wl t h
:~ck~erf ~n ~~ =~o ~·::~ psychoactive dr uas ac ·
organlutioo man who can't eountlna rar about one-fourth
adjusttoalteredstatuswithin or manufacturers' domestic
Its company. 1be ....~n dr-u&ules.
Nt:lson Slid that the FDA
"''hocan't &et alq with her
new daughter-In-law . The
executive who can't acc-ept
retireme nt."
The popular tranquilizer
'Ubrium' wu once promoted
foe- the colleae p rl who may
feel acute lnucur ity of
dlarwinc moraUiy and her
''neW fr
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The m1n
lurer also
1dverlised It ror
student
bt<cause her 'Jtim ulated
Intellectua l curl011ty may
make her more sensitive to
and a pp r e hensive 1bout
W!.ltable national and world
Phlrmaceutical com- no-.· available to the public," cold. •
l)lnies should be order'~ to Nelson said.
J>oo.~rful tr~nqulliz.rrs are
ildvertise extensively to help
lleuld he thqht the Food prescribed when a patient
reduce dnur. abuse cau.sed by and OruK Administration complains ·about ordinary
~~ae~&n: rc~!.~ fn ~~ !~~~tya!::!ier ::~e::: ~~f!~~ti~:~J .d~~e lidirn~i
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ad\'fftbitll and other sales
efforts, aaid Sen. Gaylord
Nelson tD-Vta. J, at the drug
~~tum held April 14 at
Numet'OUS studies indicate
that when pr oducl$ are
heavily advertised over lq
perlodltheremaybea "deep
and lq-la.stinc impact on
the attitudes, beliefs and
behavior of consumers,"
Nelson uld .
The studies also show tha t
the consumers ex poled to
suchadvmisin&donotforaet
Its message merely because
the adtm"tiling is withdrawn,
Nelson said. 1bey tend to
reta in lhe message and acton
It, he added.
It was for these reasons
that the Federa l Tra de
Commiuion (f"TC I hu or·
tiered several companies not
e::~::en~. :Ut ~~ 0 ~
0
c«Tec:tive ads until it ciJII!d
be shown scientifically tha t
the erroneous Information
has been "unlearDed" by
consumft'l.
advertlsin& b y phar maceutical firms ~~o·l! hout
addi tionalleaislation.
ye:~l sc;; ~~~~~atb;l\h~
Senate Monopo ly S u b committH "~ve produef'd
Irrefutable evkltnce that the
sy:&temofmartetingdrup in
this country is ddeterious to
the interestofthepublic : that
this system has fostered the
vast misuse of drop In this
country ..Wtina In lnj~rles
and death Is beyond dispute."
Dru& firms n- spend
ap proximate ly 1-5,000 per
physician In induce doc ton to
pr escribe their producta ,
Nelson uid. '' l lhlnk It Is fair
to say that despite the contenlion by many advocates of
this advertis!n& that It Is
educalional,drug advertising
is deslaned to tell : to
;::ri: ~
J:>'!!:m=
tobuy. lbe rtsultlsthevut
overuse of drugs in this
counU"y."
Orawlrc (N3m !alimony,
Jtatements aDd ar ticles by
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has ordered many of these
1d1
" But the hann
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beendont,"he )
''if:!·
ex~ti= bth.~~~n!
product Is heavily advertised
over a· lona period of tlme,
thue may be a deep 1nd lonalasti ng lmpa;ct of the at· .
titudes,btliefsandbehavior
olconsumers. lnaddition,tht
extinction ol a well-learned
response is utually very
difficult to achieve."
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advertised
' Rita l in',
anot h e r
tranquillr..er, foru&ewhtnan
Individ ua l 's e m otio nal
outioot chan&ed because ol
such rrusu-alions as trans-
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by children and unable to put
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Text rental, bookstore aim to break-even
byllarri~t
service of p~hasing co~
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studen t s for
" Text rental and the academic use, and the book
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Marie, business manq:er of Marie. "Both are separate,
the Uni\'ersity Centu.
yet each are in the same
The di ffer ence In text
rtnt.-1 and the bookstore Ia
that text rental offers 1
lft"vke of pwchulna ~
working area ," .said St .
Marie.
''Text rental is prorated on
a C0$1 per credit from one to
ninecff'dit.s,"SI: . Mariesaid.
"Text rftltal considers you
fuii -Ume for nine credits and
above," . Sl: . Marie added,
\"Htment board in aovern·
ment securities and the in·
lt-restisllSt'dtosubsidiuthe
currftlt operating budget of
text rental. Thl1 $100,000
1urplus of money Is from
prloryear.s oroperationln
t.ext renta.l.
Those tuii·Ume students
currently pay St2 per
semester for text rentil, he
said .
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The difference in text
l'ftltal and the bookstore Is
that text rental olfen a
Students
get first hand
experience
ApproJ:imately 30 Army
ROTC cadets at UWSP, in·
cl}ldingJeUreyTalsky,spen t
Jut weekend at Fort ca~
getting a rint hand last of
•-hat 1\is future holds
a
militaryotr~.
The cadets. m015t rltber
new to military Ule, were
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Invited to atteot a lftits of
orientation pr"Qgrams on what
Army professions and life
enlall .
"'Wewan t oorcadetatogo
Into the military wtlh lhtir
eyes open and this II an ex·
ccllent way to see that Is
done ," uid Capt . Ted
Bluche. one of the ROTC
f1culty-staJf involved in
Rltinl up the orientatk>n.
Emphasis, he said. is on
livlnc as much information
as poui~e to new cadtt1 10
they know euclly what
ROTC Involves and how it Is
USotd to prepare future of·
ro«n.
TheStevensPointstudfonts.
who Wft"e joined by ..everal
othu cadets from Sl. Nor·
bert 'aCollqe,theUWCenter
System branch campus In
W1usau and UW Oshkosh,
tTavded in an Army National
Curd airct"art. The Oicht
~erved two purposes : it
fulfilled required OylnJ time
forthepilotandprovided free
fr lnSpOrlation for the cadets.
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Maria
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Vice-President
Bob
Badzinski
President
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THE POINTER
Ap r il 17, 1975
Collective-bargaining approval requested
The UV.' System Rq:ents
were asked to lppc"'\'e the
extension of collective
baflalning ri&hta to faculty
and academic ttllf Friday,
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11le request came from
Regent John M. Lavine o1
Chippewa Falls, who chaired
Jllrhcipal:ion, \lo'e of the task
a 22 membH regt:flt Wk force ~ached the CUK:IIIIIon
force which made an 11 lhatfacultylhouldb<tentitled
month ttud y of collective to oraanize and baraaln
baraalnln& In a public collectively," Lavine t.old the
uni\'a'Sity system.
boonl.
"\IIi~ anemptitla lD aay
'"To preserve the quaUty
way to lnnuence facul ty
and uniqueness of a &rut
universi ty, we have aner 11
the faculty to baraain
collectively on economic:
matt.enwhllepmervilllthe
traditional dtcision·makinJ
process employed in otheT
u pecta of unlveulty
&ovemanc:e," he added.
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Ap r il 11 In a s pecial
meetinJ ln Madison ...
While holding that facul ty
and staff lhould have the
~~t~C:':r ':!rfJ!nlth:
existiq a.-. the report also
recommended preservation
of the ri &ht to avoi d
ba!'lalnl• and rettnUon of
t h e exla t l n a faculty
task fOff'e formally
presented Ita
~port
Friday,
:::V~uv~;'t!n ~~~a!: ~':~ ~~a~~':f~dU 11~:
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aovemar~~eestructure .
Aerospace material explained
A new co ll ec t ion of
~e:~~~r:,~e av:\~~:,~tl ~=
teacher~
at aU levela will be
amona the Items shown to
vititon 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m .,
Tower levd of the James H. tollecllon In th e aover nment
Alb e r tao n
Lea rn l n & document repository will be
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open house o f the In·
stnx:lioflal Materials Center
tlMC > an d Aerospace
Educational Rnource
Center at UWSP.
ThefacilltyiJ'Ioc.atedlnthe
:!:t ':e
apec:ially teac:hus, are In- cxhibHs of stud en t 1nd
vited.
teac her made lndlvldus l
~~~~~~:tfon c::,n ~:~e ~r'!:
Th ~rsday,April 17,durinJa n
carl Gucll of the State
Division of Aeronautics will inaterials.
present I slide: show II 10
a.m. on aerial \\1sc:ontin
They will be present to
aeocraphy.
explain services avallsble at
Toursof federa l documt:flts the center .
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· Jim Eagon, left, a nd
Kurt Busch remove the
helium balloons !hot helped advertise the Hun ~;.
Ronson conce rt !hal has been cancelled. Pholo by
Rick Cigel.
Campus crusade results told
byRvss lltii-N d Csm
K llfff"
Accordin& to 1 recent
survey lnvolvlnc 250 students
at UWSP31 pert:entofthoee
asked for the ir opinio ns
reaardin J !he Identity of
Jes\JI Olrist stated that He is
the son or God .
The questionnaire, one or
two parts of lhe survey
co nducted by Ca mpus
Crusade for Ch r ist
presently
ternational .
oraanized on 500 camp~~~e~
andlnt!Ocwn!.rles.c.onslsted
of IS questions directed at
deter minln& whether the
stucit:flt thqht Is poaible to
have a per-sonal rdstionshlp
with God . Ei&hty ·ei&ht
percent stated thst they
would be Interested In
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one become a Christian'!" IS
percent responded with
" Bdieveln Oltitt u personal
S.vior."
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booklet enliiJtd ne y_.
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perlenc:e a pe r sonal
relationship with Cod. Based
upon the fact that j111t u
there are physk:alln•s that
aovem the physk:al mlvene,
10 are there spiritual Jaws
which aover n yo ur
relatlonthlp with God .
students wer-e asked their
opinlonsottbtrou:rstcpsof
thebnoltltt.
The fo~r step~ are: t 1 11le
re•llzatlon of God's love
(John 3:161 a nd plan t.JoM
IO:tO) forone 'slife; 21 Man 's
rtpatationfromthisloveancl
plan (Romansi:231: SJ Jesus
Onist at God's only pc-ovislon
by which man can experience
thisloveandplan (John t4:11
and " ' The act of invil.inJ
Qlrill Into one's life to ex·
pe r lence a per s on• !
re l a ti ons h i p wit h God
Ulevelat\ons3 :201.
Some common remarka or
how one could llave a personal relat;on.hip with God
were by JivlnJ a Jood life,
Join I to c:hun::h on Sunday or
' bccomin& baptized. COfltrlr)'
to what the New Testament
ttates.
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concffnin& the survey eon·
tact s urveyhud qua r ten,
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Some Vietnamese students
I circulated a petition asking President Ford to hqve their
fXlrents e\locuoted, along w ith other Sa igon citizens. FrOm left, John Ngo Quoc Khonh; Tron-viet
Honh-trong; Ngo-Quoc-Thoi;1Mork Fang, UWSP Counseling Center; and C Xuon-Nguyen discuss
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Vietnamese
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_u ncertain future
by 8ft Ltnt Cbu
The presence of the Viet~
namne students on UWSP
wa1 made significant by the
..:ffol'tl of U.S. educa t' " who
completed an education study
in South Vietnam In 11161.
Among them were James
H . Albertson, eighth
president of WSU Stevena
Point, who with seven other
educators perished In a plane
erashinVietnam .
TotheVietnamesestudel\ts
it was a t.remendous uc:rifke
u Albertson felt that the
grea tes t cont ri bution to
fTetdom for the Vietnamese
that Americans could make
wo uld be an e ducatio n
designed to help lh~ opente
a free society .
The need and quest for
higher knowledll;e among the
. yo ung Viet namen have
brought them 10,000 miles
from home to United States.
In UWSP, there a re now %1
Vietnamese &tudent.s who are
autrering a crisis that had
tnlpted in their hom_eland.
Three fou r ths of So uth
V"aetnam haa fallen to the
Vietcong and the dilemma Ia
intensified by C1:1nlmunicalion
severed betwe-en the lltudmt.s
artd their families during the
miN evacuation from the
ca ptured cities of Hue,
Danang and Nha Trang of
which many o( them are
from .
The at.ence of word from
home a nd the ret urned !etten
hlveescalat.edtheiranxieties
and fear for lbeir families'
safety. Altboulh lOUie of the
atudents hne rC!C:eived in·
ronnaUoo ol their families'
eventual arrival in Saigon,
thn-e are those who are JUII
wailing.
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"Nobody likes war, but it
has always been a part of our
lives," said Ngo Quoc Khanh .
" I feel that the North must
stop it.saggreuionandstay in
their own territory. They
bavetakm thr ee fourths of
our land and atm they are
unsatisfied. They have been
too bloody . Although the
ideology ol communism is
good, the mea.u to the goals
arec:ruel. Theiocan sacrifice
any numbn' of li ves without
conscience, " I do not feel that
I ca n live In that society
becauae I treasure m y
freedom of being able to
fulfill w h a te ver m y
aspi rations and to be what I
want," said Khanh.
Khanh expressed hopes
tha t Saigon will hold out till
lhemonsoonsarriveslnce the
heavy ra ins wUI Jl.op the
north from aetting their
aupplles and there may be 1
chance for ~otiaUonS .
Khanh questioned, "Why
does the U.S. lh!Dk the
Vietn amese do not want to
fight !Peopleortenfot~etour
pall mlllt.ary achlevement.s.
Ou r mor a l ea are
deteriorating because of the
cut--back in aid, many of us
feel that we are all alone
there fore how does the world
expect us to win the war!"
''On PresidmtThieu, it is
too pai nful to debate on
who 's right and who's wrong.
He lsstiUourleader and we
must be loyal If ow- people
are to remain united."
Many Americans have
u kedlhe ?~,-_.
1\a\·etheyeornehere.irlStead
of staying back to figh t.
Thanh, a junior on campus
said. ·•we are over here to
s tud y so that we can utilizt'
th e aCqJJired skills and
knowledge In developtqlhe
row~ try upon return . 1be
coun try caMOl survive on
military r eso urces only .
ed ucation is still' the back·
bone of the country.''
Will the students rettrn to
Vielnun!
" lf S..igonshould fall to the
Vietcong , a m erc il ess
bloodb at h Is Inevitable
because they f~J that the
putte of those who are anti·
communists will strenghtm
their control," said Thanh.
Families lloith children in
the U.S. will be penecuted
because of their association
wit h America, added Thanh.
Thanh abo u.id that If the
families are not evacua ted In
time, their fatea will be
unknown, sbe doubts If the
livnolthosestudentswill be
sparediftheyshouldrettrn.
OUr interest Is not poli tical,
but on a hum an level, said
Thanh. We are worried for
our loved-ones, being so far
away makes things W«le,
sbe added.
The Vietnamese atudents
view an uncertain future .
" We always had in mind
that we will see our funllles
again. I never though t that J
mayhavetost.ayhereforever
andneverreturnhome, lllke
America, It'• a good country
but·trs not hom e. The lou is
intanglble.the louolthewar
and the lou of freedom ol the
peopleathome, "Wd ~ .
April 17, 1975
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Chileda hosts
tricycle jump
The effects ol Evil Kneivel
are bein& felt even here In
Stevens Point.
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C"19eltokes o test jump on his own tricycle but fails miserably.
will try to do a better tob on Sunday.
by Bob Kerluleck.
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forced to find a new home.
They hlwe pla111 for a new
building on Michigan Avenue
This Sunday, April20, ''Red
Weuel" willattempttooutdo
butn~money .
~u::~J~ c::~:;
p.m. and run~ until S p.m. It
II spoos<nd by the t::n·
vironrnental Council and the
Vets Club.
::.u~~e=~~=
Creek. The jump, which Is
belni staged directly behind
the Village Apartments. will
be atlempled from lht death
ddyinahri&htof five feet.
tJt!l~~~:,~.:e:i~:
!"\Ind. Chileda, an institution
fOt' developmentally handicapped youna t ten . it
Suncby'an-ent bq:lnsat 1
Included in Sund•y's
benefit will be music by the
l~art String Melody Band
and 20 half-barrels ol bftr.
A minimal charae will
enable participants to take
partin alloft hefntlvities.
All proceeds above ex ·
penses go to the ' ChiJtda
Buildlnc F'und.
Poqe 8
THE POINTER
April 17, 1975
*SPORTS
POINTER
u_.fP
Spring
events
begin
CORRECT ION :
Thl1
Saturday the Pointer trac k
te1m will not e11mpete In the
Par1t1ide Relay• aa
prevlouslyreported. lnstead,
they are ICheduJed for an
by Rob Sch1llock
IIWII)''fnefi at E.u Qalre,
~1ththenext meetll•ted for
AI the 74-75 year n1111 out
Tufsday, April 22, IJiinll there are IIIII three In·
Michi&an Tech .
tra.mural events remainina ;
badminton, outdoor ul,lys
and IOI'tba U.
The badminton competition
started Tuesday , April 15,
Summer Housing
For Girls
Clean Modern i}J>t.
Near Campus
Call 341-2428 ~
and will run until April 21
~·htn the playoffs are hdd.
Thil )-ear there are:Mteams
competlq In six teaaues.
Unlike pall years the
:c:;.r:.:t::;!~~i:,
Thef"e will be nve heats In
eachofthelhrfll rela)'l
ISBO, I mlle l.
\440,
J
Because of the cold and
snowy ftather IOI't ball will
be lircle elimination thb
year. The fint team~ are
slated to play 1\lnday, April
!:·J:~,:~tr": ~:f!
their
teama~ehtdule.
you
what you know now,
would you have enrolled
in Army ROTC? .
•
Ht vtyouthaqtdyour~ptetlvton Tbm you'll bt rudy lor the AdvatiCid
Army ROTC - DOW U..t youOV. bad u op- Coune •bea you become. Ju.nkw.
portuaity to talk wit.ll ....... •ho ....
YouKillmaktnoc:ocnm.lu.-tuntilyou
ftlt'OlkdbttM-' )bybt,ov"v.co. •roll ill tlot Adv&DC*I Coune. At tiYt
dudtdltdo.Uvt~tooffer you ;
tlmt. you11~tart.,.,l.ncuutnoii00PI'"
m•yblyoutbould lllvtenrolled •hen
-tb.UoruptolO-tb.I,_..J.
Wail t.IU.coupon foriAionuta. Or. qJt
thl Anay ROTC off- 10 •• c:u 1!'-tht maturbtdlull. •
Aray llOTC. rw_,. Y" IMII •t lt.
t.IMIN1tnit1Miu.
ltartiac)"'WF'~,..,.
r.liu '"- peoplt diMe• thN
....-.SiDot....••·...
~·tptdal.,.....
fOfltudmtllibyov..Yo.'*'lllrbllwitb
your friend• In Army ROTC no• sad
Dennis Rue is onty o hop, skip, ond o jump
off the track in lost Saturday's Colman Relays.
Photo by Roger W. Barr,
SUMMER JOBS
We need students for seasonal work
in the Stevens Point area .
Some other locations through Wisconsin
ore also ovoiloble.
$100 per week & up.
For more information come to
Nicolet Room, University Center
TODAY
at I p.m., 3 p.m. or 5 p.m .
PlEASE BE ON TIMEI
cauh·up••ththmll.nyour~ yeer.
ATTENRON
CANOE
ENTHuSI~
Recreational Services , located In the
University Center, Is offering 1 spec·
lal package of :
1 canoe or ion boat, paddles, llfe.mll,
and a car·top carrier- on a day rate, 11 for
llle unbelevabte low price of only
normal price, $5.00!
$3.00,
Come In and take advantage of thll m0111y
llvlnt offori
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April 17, 1975
THE POINTER
Page 9
NBA_.. second season begins
n~ rqu1ar totUOn pilly
w11h 6G-22 , records. The
The pmim.I.n.a.ry llata are Cellics l_hnve on pl•yorr
lly 0.. Sc:.,._.u
The 1·2 punth ol Wes Un5ekl
and El vin Hayes on the
bol.nk can be dominalin.a:.
ove r . The lt7:S National competlttoa. Havlicek is Phil Chenier is a nne ltadft"
. Bukelb•ll Association always at his besl, To&elher in tht backcourt. ln order for
tNBAJ seuoa hal bfaua.
with Cowens, White, O!.aney Washin.a:ton lo win they will
AI k-ast that'1 the WIY It andthtresttheirfutbreak 1\a\~ to keep Cowens and
leftM , With the new ICHeam ~nbeunatoppab~ . Tradition Silas off the bol.~ . ~nd
pbyolf format oa.ly ei,&ht
dut. are dimiuted from ::_~;~lheBo&OC: ~t~':s/=k~tilll
po11 IUIGII eompeUtioa. It oa favonte .
Ironically, Walhircton set
alm<*l lftDU a moder}o ol
a ret'Of'd for their •iMine
the rqul.ar a-came seaoa.
W~on on lhe othft- percentage at home while
So In all acwality the oew hand cannot be C'OW!ted out Salton ~et one for their
biD pme atartl. Oetralt and
·
NewYcrl<two~
~~~~~~
p
ll'l the Eut, Bolton squares
olf apinat HOUlton white
=.~= t~1et;
~m~~10'1 aJina fqte
fonnft" GokltrJ Stater Nate
Thurmond. U they do, the
The NBA final ceuld be
Bulb man finally m.ke It lo Yfl')' •nlidlm.tk. T1le NBA
the NBA fiNib.
crown will stay in the East.
oznters in conference lead
o
lly sane Sc:lualu
BuHalo batUe:l Washin&lon.
bueba.U, winnirc >-2 and 10-4. Vruwink each had ttree RBb
Don Vruwlnk went the and <surprbel NeWer had
two to pace the bitters.
Quite pleased 0\'ffaU, ~~
WalkitC only one, he •lso dilmaytd over the Winona
deba.de
in pme-(11'11 F'rid.ly,
5lruc:koutsixwhi~&irin&up
Jim Oarlt u Jd , " I wed
Coach
jult four bits, two o1 thc:R in
the lit innin.a:.
to think webadalot ollood
Down 2-G&oirc Into the lui pitchers, but I don"' tblnk 10
of the &lh , Point raUled to anymore. Several people
score three runs in the final claim they l<*t ccrildenH In
themselvea , but they ' re
two innircs and win, 3-2.
Ri&hlfieldet NeWer wu junion and aophomores and
the hero, hittins a two-run they've pitched enou&h ball
homer in the aixtb and a not to be that WJoy. They 've
&lllme-winnina. run«<ting got to throw strikes.''
'"J'hatrntpme(aplr.t
=;~~~~last ol the 7th
ba':':.tk.tweJve
11le leCOnd pme didn't
loot &ood either.in the early
Oarltalsosaid,"lnthefour
&oin& n the Warbawks aames we pl ayed thla
jumped lo a :s-o lead In the weekend , the only one ...,'e
first frame
Startini pitcher Jim
Goesch tasted only one-third
~ ~e;: =·~.it; pu~~~ =~~': :a~~~ i~i~r:~r;~d&a~:
Golden State lakea on the conference race tbia
Sr:aWe.
•
weekend, a plltthll a
Boltoa, Waahlqton ud doub&tbnder wltb Winona
Buffalo are the clau ol the St.teonf'rklay,Aprilll,and
Eut wbkb lhla year abo aweepina a pair from CGn·
meanJ the da.u ol the NBA. fft"ence foe Whitewater on
The
Wublnaton -Buffalo Saturday, April 12.
Srra could t~n~ lnto a real
All lour pmes wen played
shootout . Wuh~J~fton on at home. RecO\·erirc from •
record appe•J"I to be football ~Core ol 17-t in •
stron&ft" on the boardl and slu&fest ...,·hich they came out
has mo r e depth th an ontheshortendolinthefiBI
=loandsur!~k=. mpiC: :n: 1 a1~!
:n:::.m
won
tn that slua lest wit h
McAdoo.
Winona, three Potnt ldtia;,
Unfortunalely, nobody has Rand y Newby , Dwayne
pointed out to McAdoo that , Bronk a nd 8nlce English
~ b such a thine In yielded a total o1 t:S hits 12
buketball u an aulst. wa\kJ and 17 run~.
· Winona was paced by
Dd'enae could def:lde lhil
se riu_. mainlY because
enterfle ld e r
Jeff
BuffalO doetn't play any,
ounabauer witb four hill
Wuhlnaton should come out
d four runs-batted in IRBll
ltaaue
on,.:
~adin& Ieora' Bob
i:J!ct~=tl~~
1
!;n:th
1
~~~k\.:~~ :fx ~~~~
=c:nee!l:=~=~~: .::::ct:~ei:c:f::,.~
!!'!::·, .:r:
ofanlnning, l~dinaupthe
baSH on walkl before beilll
va~:::· that three'f'Un 1st
=:ff:r
~,._':~~t':e:
~
........
Seattle is the Qnden!Ua
team. They could be the lana
f•vorile with llx roolia and
Bill RuutU at the hdm.
;:~'e:ndlbel~:e!ars~:
=~~e~we~~ce: ~:~~!
1trikesandletourdefe111e
urry ua . I think we're
capab~ ol 1hutti,. tome
people down with our defenae
alone."
cash and carry orders
with Student 1.0.
IVotctonHoUdllya)
LARGE
SELECTION Of
-PREMIER
PLANTS
WORKS
.... ..... FourGREEN
•P:;:i·IU,
-r:=;:.=,..
Seasons Flower Show:~"~"'~wb=So~t~":"'~'·:iUWSP
::~;:;:;:;:d!'.,:~ ;: :-~;:-.k~:;;:!.,!:~::::~!!~~U~IIIJII;r!~
:
'-'flUrall'dforthrirm.ttch
wltb WalhlrciOn.
w~j arfu~"'••!"",or~
cotlliSlency
over the IK.k
reaulat
ill common,
o1
aspect. Ourkidsdkin't~tie
downanddie. l don't think we
have that klnd ,ol team. We
have some money pbyers,"
ht added.
Piea.Rd the m<*t by hla
t.e•m 'a cSefellle, Clark said,
"By and 1arp our ddenae Ia
&oina to aet notbi.n& but
011
::~~~ f:.k
c7=~~hawk
behind righthander Dan
T':_!:'J:,onthe
was &ood hittirc cave Pcint left
John Bandow who bluted • fUIW , 8rbn McCarthy and
two-run homef' In the 4th.
Mark Cambray, Joe Nelzlu
~llfR
: d...T~ ~~c:tnat~~ a~·~
..],·..u:.
-nt ahead in we lc11t, We
were ahead ot Winona In the
first pme, s-o and laat. All
the rest we won from
bdlllxt."
" t·m realpluseorrum uo••
100/0
/C DISCOUNT
in nin&. Whitew•ter could
thouah the latW haa made
!;:!!~==e~Jb~
OWl' arty wltb BailOn beifl.l
hit~
etTon plus
.....
the whitewater
!Ued dwtn to some serilll.ll
The EDISON'S MEMORY INC.
behind Rick Barry ud
tompany lbouJd m.ab it to
tbe V.'estemflnala .
In the other Weate r n
P'a)'O(faeries,Kansu Qty·
APRIL CLEARANCE
~=~~o~O::
::t~~d :.':~em~~~:::
$6.98 LP ' s
NOW $4.98 UNTIL APRIL 30
~ln"!~t~t!i
~~~==
be playln& ao much .
not
K.rua City-omaN bdind
Nale Art:hibald and Sam
LacybaaiU!'priMdever}'one.
llowever experience will
Pl'obably decide thla one.
Where K.anu~ City-omaha
ladtsit,OKaaothrivesonlt.
The EW.ern dMafon fina.l
for au pnctkal pu.t'pOIII!S will
be the champiOftlhip aerie~ .
Washlnato.n and Boston
match up evenly . Bot h
·
•innin& peretntqe on the
UnfOfturl.lltJy nelth« one
road.
can stand up aaaln~l Salton
or W•lhl•ton In • seven.
The Wesl«n d.ivllion final pme Jeries OdcaJO would
...,;11 probably fu ture Chic.ao probably aland a better
and Golden State. Both have chance mainly becnae
stronaforwardsand&uard.a GoldenSlale'sQirrord~U
but lack the dominatina bl& a poorer excuse for • center
..J
ALL.
ALSO CHECK PRICES ON
FANTASTIC
AUDIO SYSTEMS !
..
,.,., ~~!:l!Jny
.::!Jl~!J.~porated
FROM THE SPECIALISTS
Don 't Miss Hot Wa x & New Licks
On WIFC Mon . Evening at 10:30
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Poqe 10
THE POINTER
April 17, 1975
Ballet Co.
performs ,
holds class
I
The Wis co nsin Ballet
Com pany will perform at 6
p.m . SUnday, Apri l 2111. in the
Bert Fieldhouse a t UWSP,
The program will Include
five -..·orkl using a variation
of dance styles h·om classical
tomotlem worklll .
In :addition to SUnday'a
performance, members of the
com p.1ny also will hold a
mlllll~r class nt
ll a .m .
Monday, April 21 In room t ~
of the Fieldhouse, led by
Vivian Tomlinson , one of the
group's princi pal dancers.
The dau Is ~ to the
public without charge.
A fools moon and a street lamp retied
off the last of t he snow. Photo by Bob
Ker ksler
CNR calender
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Apr llll at4-&p.m. and6:»
1:30 p.m. All CoUeae of
Natural Resour~es ICN R l
majon must attend one
seuion ol Mass Advision.
Bring registrallonmateriab:
eve ryone must have thei r
~ardl sign«! to tel into
regi5traUononA pril21. Mall
Adv isi ng will be In the
Wisconsin RQom , University
Center (UCJ .
,\pr ll t l at 7 p.m. The
Society of American
f or esters present Herbert
F1et~eher. director of f orest
U. A. B. PERFORMING ARTS
I
.PRESENTS THE
WISCONSIN BALLET
Pr. .ently
Products Lab, Madison, in meeti ng in the Nicolet·
the Procram Banquet Room, Mar quette Room, uc.
UC. The public is inv ited . A
buslnesa m~Ung will follow .
April n Deadline fflf' full
payment ol rea for thole
Apr il Zl at7 p.m . Beta Beta attendi ng fl rs t aesalon olthe
Beta BiolotY Society presents CNR Oam Lake Session.
C. R. Hu tchlnaon from the Those ~ivlng financial aid
Sc hool ol Pharmacy, UW m ustaign apowe r olallorney
Madi son . lila topic " The card.
Se:arch (or New Drugs from
Na tura l Resources," will be
A prll u~lnnlng a tn oon
prese nt ed In room Al09,
the SAF Conclave on the eut
Science Buildlfll .
side of the CN R will be held
Wllli all events are ~om ·
t\ prii1 Zat7 p.m. Xi Sigma pleted.
PI I Uon orary Fornti-y
Fraternity ! will hold a
t\prll lO at I p.m. Publk!
forum for Landscape Plan In
Resid e nc e !tall Areas .
<r s-llaoo!ioo <r
Preae nted by the Urban
Forestry clan. The public Is
S120.00 lor aummet- invited to comment on the
ptWate room - kl'lchen I
pl.an. Theforum lstobe hekl
bllhroom l.dlltlea.
in room Z31 Coliina Claa room
1 S47 Strong I 344-9685
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Cen~r .
A
WISCONSIN
ARTS BOARD
FUND
named a
rNjordance
com~nyfor
the '74 '75
'uason
RECIPIENT
·.- s;.;~;.:c;~Me,;Tc;.;..~· c~.- -
Sunday
Aoril 20th 8:00 pm
BERG FIELDHOUSE
All GENERAL SEATING
$1 .00 UWSP Sludents
$2.50 Non·Siudenls
Tlchts available: UnW. Center Into o..k, Allen Center, De Bot Center &
DOwntown 11 w..tl nberger's
Groups ol 15 or mor. rKeJ.. 2 FREE Tlcketa
·~
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'UMiMO-Sl H
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TIPOd~t.Rrwl.-.,..~a­
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Sl..,..,.
- Mw-,.c.tit. Mw.-u
11121--1716
For more lnlo or group 11111 call 346-4343 or ato p In at th e st uden t actl•l·
ties ollie• (U. C.)
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April 17, 1975
Church
announcements
Tri.ahy Lulhet... Cli!U"CII :
comer ol cart. and Roten
St., Paston : Oliver Ulur
and Daniel Litztr. Sunday
Stn·icesarel:30and II a .m.
Bah 'l Faltb will hold
public meetlna:s for those
Interested In lnvesli&aUon the
Baha'I Failh. They will be
ht'ld at 7:30p.m ., Mondays at
2510A Warner St. For lnformaUonc:all341·1087.
Baha 'I Faltb will hold
public meeUnas for thole
~7t~.\O!~~::·~ ~
hdd at 7:30p.m .• Mondaya at
2510A Warner St. For In·
flnt Baplbl IA..alft"lcaa 1
Chrcb : 11141 Church St.,
Sunday services arl0:45 a .m.
and 7 p.m.
f
Lutkeraa Sta dul Com·
moalty : Peace Campus
Cmtet' ,CorneroUtaria Drh·e
and Vineent St . ~ce with
Eucharist, Thursday , 6 p.m.,
~ace CampUJ Center and
Sundays. 10:30 a .m .. Peace
Camp~~ Center.
Sl. Pa ul 's V.l~ Mtlho4ilt
Ol•r.b : 600 Wlllhire Blvd.,
SUnday service atJOa .m .
New111aa
Masses : Saturday, 4 and IS
p. m ., Newman Chapel,
Sunday 10 a.m .. Newman
O!apel , 11 :30 a .m., Cloister
Cllapel , li p.m., Cloiller
O!apel . Weekday Masses :
Tuesday through Friday, 12
noon, Newman Chapel.
Confrsslon5 : Saturdays, 5:15
p.m ., Newman Chapel or
anytime by appointment.
PTe-reJistratioo lor e4·
The Politin l Science
undoa COW"HI .wUI be held Dtparlment is now accepting
St . u ~l es
tCOPSl
bu1ld1ng . Remember :
must have applied to the
Profeuional Eduntton
P r og r am t Schoo l of
Education) by April %1 to
register for classes. f'omu
maybe obtained In room 112
You
ro~ .
Pn<:e Ullll.ed C\urtb ol
Frame
Pr u by terlall
Cbu r ch : ISOO Main St ..
SUnday RrVkn at IJ: 15 and
lla.m
The E'' IDJtlln l Free
~urch : YMCA Buildirc, 1000
DIYislon 51., Rev . Fred
Moore , Pntor : 341-GOil,
Sunday Servi«s-9: 30 11 .m.
Collqe Oau, 10:30 a.m .
Worshi p, 7p.m. Bible Hour.
0
Clusroom Center . For
further Information, see
~.r.~::; T~f~= r~~~~~O:mf!erin:~ns~!ri ~~r ~:.rldt to,Mi~:r· .!f:
Cbrllt : me Dixon St., SUn·
clay Service at JOun .
UMHE Fellowship Hour
~~oill be held at 7 p.m., Sunday.
Aprill3,1t the ~ace Campus
Center.
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newsbriefs
Ua l .. ertlly
Pariah : Newman Chapel
l buement of St . Stan's
Chur<:hl, Cloi1ter Chapel ,
1300 Marta Drive. Weekend
THE POINTER
l.ft Merrill. a pwt from
Ailllud, WI, wiU be on
cam pus Thursday, April 17,
for a readlna of his worb.
!.len-ill 's •wb have been
published widely In literary
mquines and he CWTftlUy
~aches 11t Northland College
In As.hland .
The readina wUI be in the
Grf'tn Room of University
Centes' at 1:30 p.m .• 111 ~day, April 17. The event 11
sponsored by Univtnlty
Writers.
semesters.
Haaam,471CCC ()4f.Z410l.
The Internships alford the
student the opportunity to [
gain practical experience in
gove rnmental
agencies.
Amona the agencies that
studenta have worked with
_.,.
are :
ll
~
Mayor's Office
Q-lmln.l J ustice Planning
Council
District Attorney's Ofnee
Northcentra l Planning
Commission
Stevens Point Pollee
Deparlmt'nt
Portage County Sherirr'1
OUlce
Federal Corr«tional In·
stlt1Jtion at Oxford, WI
City-County Pl anni ng
ornee
Redevelopment Authority
Professor c. J . Uu, ol the
department of East Allan
Lanauagel ol the University
ol Minnesota, will lhcrw two
mms made durina her recent
trip to Olina.
Ufe h1 Ctuaa • Today and
Yes~rday "'ill be shown at 4
p.m .. Thursday , April 17, In
the COmmunic.ation Room of
the Uni\·ersity Center CUCI.
If you are in terested in 11 t'heH'COndfilm,Art in CW.na
summer or fall internship. - Vtstenby •nd Today, will
please pkkupan•pplicaUon beshownthesamedayat7:30
from tilt Political Science p.m. in the aame room of the
Dtpartment,room,.73Colllns I'£' .
P:::oo,:;e...clco2_~_.;_
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April 17, 1975
by Capt. TEE VEE
Stevens Pond
Promise 'whole truth'
about nuclear power
.OPINION
uiJp POINTER
Food Day set
for Apri/17
Ope n ld~r .
April 17 has been
desigNltd Food Day - a
nation.! day for action on the
food crisis.
Food Dlty's ob)tctive Is to
point out the need for
Americans to become act!velyinvolvedlnthec reation
and detennill4lllion ot national
food policia.
Nationally , Food Day
activitie~ will center on three
major themes : the severity of
the world food shortage, .
rising food prices •• home
and the decllnln1 quality of
the American diet and Its
rifectsonthepublic'sbealth.
\lihlt are you doin& for this
day! Get involved , at~ aU
it's )'OUT money.
iDvolved, aner all it't ,.eur
money.
Pressure dty, state and
federal agenclu to develop
responsible food . policies:
lake advanlllt or the
counly'l plant-in ol wobll.n
gardens lfor more In·
fo rmat ion contact your
county aaenu ; reject nonnutritious; resource aquandering "junk foods" ; ex·
~; :'.:n.::t:a:'~
veaeui:l'ilel and other left·
oven in the creation of
nutriticus and tasty meals
and try eali"l low on the food
chai n and combinl,. nonmeat foods to Inc r ease
protein vah.a. Nature " has
provided us with many
nutritious and tasty altn·
nalivestomeat~ .
Besides
encou r a11na
awareness ol food wuta&e In
To the tdllor,
n uence the
te!~~;.~"";v!plu!"t~
family homes, rtstaW'llnts
have a respomibility for: the
food~ serve. Reltaurants
must provide foods hi&h in
~e~~~ns'e:~~ p = : : : :
nutrient loss and Include
fresh fruit and vraetables.
ll a lf-portions shou ld be
available with commensura~
reduc:tion in Jl!ice.
What about the places you
eat at~ P.bU requests • mOlt
places try 10 utb fy their
CU&Iomer's desirts.
Food Day need~ people to
&et Involved. 11le outcome
will aUert you. Are you In·
ternltd in your own survival
and well-being!
J o. n Alllun
Rl . 1. Bo• 14
way to live at peace with
ourselves and nature?
Can adence now control the
clevasdnanuc:learforcelthas
\l'lwiltinaJyiOOIIedontothlJ
small planet ~
Sdentirk advances have
built~ many vested In·
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nuclear planta pole hazards
seco nd on ly to nuc lear
warfare? About near misses
of accideott releatlna
radioactive matmall from a
nuclear reactor core?
tedlnoiOCY exista for: safe
waste dlsposal? Truth about
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result in u 000 ,fatalities
contaminall'na a Penn:
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Pl~ton .. um (t o remain
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