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Sept. ,._
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OH Campu• • Js•
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UNIVERSITY BACK TO
SCHOOL
SALE
ON ENTIRE STOCK
Of:=
GUYS AND GALS
LEVI .JEANS
REGULAR AND PRE-WASHED
SAVE-20<ro OFF
TWO DAYS ONLY SEPTEMBER 10TH AND 11TH
•
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
MUST SHOW PROOF THAT YOU ARE A STUDENT
BRING I.D. OR OTHER IDENTIFICATION
STORE HOURS: FRIDAY 9:00 A.M. TO 9:00 p .M.
SATURDAY 9:00A.M. TO 5:00 P.M.
Er-zinqe'~
MINI MALL
PA~T TREE -AND TOM KAT SHOP
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CONTENTS
{:ampus food
examined -
"Nuclear power
symposium
· Pointer staff
LETJ'ERS .. . ....... . ....... .. .......... . ..... .. . : 5
expose'
EDITORIALS .. . . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · I
NEWS . .... .. ......... .. .......................... 7
SPOR'I'f . . ...................... ....... . ... . .. .. .. ZI
ARTS . . .... ... ... .. .... .. ..... . . ......... ........ ZJ
REGUlARS ········ •·········· ·· ···· ·· ··········· ZI
-' CALENDAR OF EVENTS . .. . ..... . . .. ... · · · · · · · · · · 31
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ARTS I LECTURES PRESENTS:
O~rk
F~tival
Folk
·TUES., SEPT. 11,
1976~8
P.M.
STUDENT .TICKETS $1.00
WITH LD. & S1\JOEJIT ACTMTIES CARD
TICKET IIFORMAlllN: 346-4666
CAMPUS BOWLERS
PUT SOME SPICE IN YOUR LIFE
Enter a team in one of our
FUN-FILLED campus leagues NOW
' 3to I tNIIHIH teams ha'ndlc_.s.
• Your chok:e of cloys :...
.
Mon.-Wed. or Thurs. at 4:45
• Trophies & special owonls
• Information and sign-up shMt at tlie
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A FUN·PATIEANEO,
I
BIGTOP
OVER A RIBBED TURTLENECK, ACRVUC AND POLY·
ESTER KNIT TROUSER PANTS TO MATCH THE
TURTLE. DEEP REO OR DARK BROWN ..
Blgtop $211.00 .
Turtleneck $1 2.00 .
STUDENT ACTIVITIES OFFICE
Trouser p•nts $20.00
IN THE
UNIVERSITY CENTER
the University Store has more
. to offer you than boo~s . .:::.
L1ke we have the largest line
of art supplies in the city."~ And
Sept. 27 to Oct. 1 we are
having A Sale!!'!
GARY COOPER
20o/o off .
all lnstaFrames In stock
10°/o off ·
drawing pads, art pencils,.
matboard, stretcher strips,
brushes, paint, Boldstroke &
Rapidograph pens.
IN
BRIGHT LEAF
THURSDAY &FRIDAY, sa>r. 9 &to
PROGRAM BANQUET ROOM
6:30P.M.
ADMISSION $1.00
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*New hems
macrame suppfies & books &
new frames & expanded
artype & balsa hobby wood .
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Pointer'a Artlaad<llltureac:tloa
invites )W'OIIliliDc 'lniten to submit
tbdr worb of abort prole , poeery,
«limaiclrs•a~lfalture.
lnterelted~lbouldaend
coatributioaa to:
OR
Depa8t
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the POINTER
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lhiftl'lity
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Nuclear powe< COSily
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Series 9 no. 2·
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Mr. KratMraboulcl&etltleablt
~:g~~=~-:s~
twaddle about aleohol ·~ mliMs
theltr~~Ci.t'e . _ , .
ol drinkinlu aa Kti\'ity lDdlalled bt
only-by tbe: emoticlaaDy maJ.djulted..
.aually !rultnted, aad marall)'
b3nkrupt.doaDOdiii!CtobeciAtoJIIl
•t tbe real flldcn
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· Uteace ol akobol UM problieiiQI
either on ow cam,_ 01 lo AmerieaA
.ocletyinpneral.
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PolnHng
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By Bee-leng O.uo,
Arts ond Cul~te.Editor
Student
Government
-Association
By Jim
Eagon, SGA Pres ident
By J im EaiOG, SGA Pretic!Hit
1 bad 11111ny topics to edlt.orializ.e for this particular issue
ol tbe Polaler. I could have empbasiud the importance of
votine in nea:t Tuesday's primary election and the respoo..
s ibl.llties of l:leing oi " Lepl a ge." I c:ould bave.easily ex·
· pounded oo the life, times and experiences of in<oming
freshpenoos ( as the official term identifies them ), or I
could proudly anoouoce the oecaslon of the ftnt Student
Government Association meeting (a t 6 pm on Sunday,
Sept. 12, in tbe Wisconsin Room, U.C.). I could have.writ·
ten about theiesubjects or many others, but I chose rather
to tate advantage of this column provided Student Government to express my feelings about sn Individual wbo was
employed by thia university for ten years.
Cia~ Autdmnauer wu
killed last weekm:t when the
carbewudrivl.ngwaa struckby a oother on Highway IO. It
l.s oot hll death 1wish to proclaim, but rather the life and
dldieatioo be pve to~tevens Point
Claude, Qdef Detective r(r UWSP's Office of Protective
Servieel, eanied bia: duties .beyond call. He enjoyed the
univtnlty &Dd the pt(lple be worked with. His genuine in·
lerelt in students and tt)e1r Uvea compelled him to wort
pat ''Quitting time" on many Ottasions. Concern for the
wdfare ol atudcnta wu the COOCU1l ol Claude's wort a nd
lifestyle. Hll impression. willrt:main on this campus and In
the minds and hearts of i&ole w ho knew him. Claude cared
for the university community, ud we in turn now express
ouriOITOW rw bia abRn4;e.
1 feel good writing this. AI I. said, 1 bad many other topic
optiom, but 1 thlnlt It proper to bring attention to an in·
dividual who contributed much to this campus. Claude
Aufdermauer waa such a person, contributing to both the
pbylialaDd the lite phliOIOI)hy ol the campus. Claude Is a
mao be rei:nembered, to be milled.
to
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r ears orten a ccompany new challenges: so I na tura llr
fe lt a lillie a pprehe nsive when I took over the "Arts
Page" for the academ ic ·year.
Stacks of past Poinler issues were ~bed ove r aod
·researc hed' resu lting in a list ol ~dut ies that
seemed to be fai thfully malntUM!d ye.r after yea r.
Such items oftrad itiQn include previews and ~iews of
theatrical, music, and arts e venta offered In con·
s iderable proliferation by those people in tbe Fine Art$
building. I wish to cootinuethisaswell u.other aerv ices
for our readers.
However, there are other pursuits besides beill8 a
liaison for the Arts-related area. I wish to step beyond
cust.om and Beyond national bouDdariea.
ttae
At this point, I a m to reve.l
iDeK.ipable fact that '1
a m an Arts editor who abo happe:m. to be a foreign
student. What a foreboding piec, of tnllh! Does tha t
dist inction matter to anyone'!' U DOt, kt me say tha t it
matter1 tome.
My res ponsibility is now manilo&d. My job demands
that I keep the " Arts" in openUonaJ order; as a
s tudent, I must graduate in time with aome me rit ; bu\
as a person, il ls In my trust that I be. true tolnyself by
juslirying my presence in tbls Ulllvenity And th ls
coun try .
May I say without modestY that I can offer you more
than what my positiori expect~ ol.me'!'
By my suggestion and the Editor'adetree, tbe " Arts"
is now expanded to assume a new Dame.Jbat Ia " Arts
and OJ.Iture," and., COIIIeqUelltl)', 1 btve a new role,
more ya rdage to wort on. ArU and Qdture, 1 feel , are
two bodies that complemeat eKb otlier. Art can
~~\::,ei:!~~
and culture~ ~rticular ex·
By doing this, I hope to rebau .to Slfwapore satisfied
that 1 have done a little more thaD havinl e.med my
ba«ala ureate.
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Please a llow me tha t freedom to express myself. 1
considcri t a nhonor, as wellua~billty.
As someone whose ezperieacesevolved out of anoU~er
language, a nother race, anotber C~C~Cmtry and another
lifestyle. dare I use this newamacazioe for my own
Jlt!rpose? That is to lnfor.n, intetpret aDd eatertaln yoo
With Art and cu It~ lore tbaHa other than American?
If you have read lut week's '"Tnvetine Chinese
Opera Jtevisited" , you have Nmpled tbe lint of the
toe.·
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I hope tbalJaU
wUf enjoy and
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Primary Tuesday
Dem Assembly seat up for grabs
Torzewski runs
~ea":r.C:~t~nt~=
usilt.ant eballltt'Dor to run for the
dem01eralk nomlnatloc for
lhe
1~=~~ol
~lllli=~u:':tt~~
Loanlnterviewatbisbomedw-lnc
the IWMier months, Tonewstl said
bis main C'OnC'UTI, if dected, would be
to bdD wblt be calli tbe "mknl
BusiMU people. " The m ic ro
busineu, said Ton.ewski, il the
l:llaiMI& with OM or two employea,
lhllt «:mpriMI the t.ckbone ol the
~ ~~~~~ ::!1 b!~
which have anywhere from 1,000 to
S,oooempklyees.
1D a recent meetiD& ol the-Portage
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m1 lhlt the " mkrobulineumen"
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~t.!::~~u..~ll
Toruwak.l, wbo wu emp&oyeed in
atate a-ment for 11 ye.ar1 bdore ·
comiq to the Univenity, uld he bas
seen ,._ m~
rid tllpe tbere il in
1t11teg~tandthe~fectitan
hrlve on its opention. and expressed
adtsiretoa~tltdawi'L
" I've ahran wanted to run for
btu.id. HepoUIted out that be put bll DUDe oa the
blllot in tbb dection becauae he
fiiUJ'editwoWclta.teata&ttwotriel
bdore actu.~~Uy getting elected. But,
he s.ald. when he started t~~lklaa; to
peosMe and gettin& feedback on l'lis
candk!acy. he deddtd to make an aU
out erfort. with llr'onl bopes ol winnina this year.
If elected. Toruwa.k.ls.aid,bewould
propo~e a five year moratorium on
the building and l~lng ol nuc1ear
power plants. Healsospokeolaneed
to find and develop alternative lOW'·
en of both ener&Y and tran·
aportalion.
Spe.U.i.na:ollheblcyclitc uao e:x·
cellent mode of traneportation.. lhl
c.andklate said safe routes and pathways blve to be deve.)opfd to mcourqe their uae. He pointed out
that Hi&hWay 10, wbk:h is Lbe only
I'OUte from l'lis horne in CU.ter to
Steven~ Point is a death trap for
bicyclists.
atllte~t."
Former SGA Pres
challenges Groshek
ByMar\t.an.
LyM! Updike il C\II'T'eOU)' nmnlna In
a tbrft way race for tbe Democ:ratic:
rlllmlDIIt.lan for tbe 11ll uaembly
districL He fMb that he can let a
sut.t.Dlial atudmt vote tJec;.t~~e he
represeots tbe &tudmt bat, be sakl
Updill:e dted the ract tblt be wu
Student Goverameot Pnsldenl in '74'75 aod Jut year lei'Ved . . . ltudeol
~~~"c':.~~~v:-~::
virolunent.a!Ccluodl.
Updlteuystbeceotral taueln lhil
c:amp1ip, andoneol his major tub
u a Jeaillalor, would be lo let up
priorit8 to bind the bucl&et. He ukl
that mmt illuta in the lfablature
revolveaf'IIUIXIthebudpt.
" A key iAue has to be conlklmce in
Government." stated Updike ,
'"peopie have become fnalralfd with
gOVft"'''IDenl and think U.t It \1 not
reapoodlna to their needs. II'• a c=ombitl.atiol'loftues,iDfllt.lan,andanin· ·
au.sbll COlt o1 liviD« U.t enables
peop&e to make real payments or lend
their ldd1 to Khool. but nrter ruDy
aet~ ··
C.ndidlte Updike objecb • lr'UIIlY
to the lad tta.t there are special lntenst '""'" like coDece atudenb .
...,.ton
aod the rarmen wbo bne dlffkuHy
inJeWrll to tbe
whUa bi&b
pnss~.n. bit buliamt apoaMir'ed intenstl have the flfta.llea to persuade
kgiltaton in thdr favor.
_..Lqia&lton have to come baclt to
thepeoopkaod tdllhem whit Is loin&
:.t::teha~~·~~
and &enen.litiel. Unfortunately It
W«b, and very suc:cesat'Wiy in ~
Uectiol'lbids.''
Updike'& oppo&itkm to nuclear
power plants ill ~u II.DOWO ln the
area. He reels that a real "P'U'rootl" politician needs a bro~d con&titurncy and mUll know how the
larje crou-sec:tioo of his con·
stilueney feell. He adtkd that every
once in awhile you run into10111e laue
lhll'a very controvtnial, like power
plants.
''The Incumbent has been here for
10 year1 and nobody knows bow he
1tandl on nuclear JiO'Na" piantl.
He's played itvft')'safe."
In an awe-1 to ltuclmt votel, Updike voiced a netd for tbe students:
them~elves tobeabletotboo&e how
to •pend money on housing. He
questioned the need for mainllinin&
hiab priced proleuklllal COUDRkn
and &tudeat RA'• oo ~ noor. and
recommeoded that, Iince baulinl
rnc:oe)' b aU sWdenU' mooey, the
&tudmts sbould make the major
decisklnlconcmUncdormboUiin&.
Updill:e dedared. " U you loc* at aU
the altemativa, ll's pretty cftr who
k - . the atudeat problems best. 1be
1tudeots will &et a break u far u
blvinc someone who will idltnW)'
with thriT prob~ and wbo wW
Identify with thereat ol the vOltn u
well."
Where to vote
U you live in either Prey.Sims.
Roach. Hyer, or Smilb Hall. you are
intbei«'CCIIdwardandc.anvoteat the
ftecr'QtioaCcmc 40!d/'r.t'mfJr7).
RelidreDts ol Nea5e and Kan~en
Han. are iD tbe tb1rd ward aod will
fuxl a votiac booth at Emenon
~.
KJiutHD, WatiOO aod
n..n~ ' Ka.IJI"fllidenQ.,.. tbe
11th ward, and the votlna: booth f«
lh1s ward will be found at the Puce ·
Campus Center -Lutheran
Baldwin and SCbmeeale Hall
reaidentl ean eut their baUot in the
anenth ward votlnl bootblat the fn
alation.
If you live olf c.ampu1 and are unMnofyow-votialbootbloc.at.lan,
c.aU the Student GovemmeDt orra at
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Attention parkers!
Studtlat Gcwenlmeot and the
cam-
pul Protedioo and SeeurUy ornee iJI.
formaaDstuderlta :
I J AUmet.tredandotherlotlwill
be open for free pa.rtinc between tbe
baunol7 pm and2 pm with tbee:x·
ceptionl ol loti C, H, M, P, Q, V, and
U. AUiota,wlthtbee:xeeptionoiH. V,
and U, are open durin& ac.ademac
vac.alklaaltertam.
2)
1be erne:rpncy number f«
ProtecUoa and Security ill 346-2121.
Oocampu~dial2121 .
S) Protectloa and Malrit)' olfken
wiD C:lve studeota ridel ln MCUrity ·
vebkJe1 ln emer&MCJ IIWIUoai.
Groshek unavailable
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THERE'S MORE TO LIFE
THAN MONEY!
THE .UNIVERSITY ACTIVITIES BOARD
(U.A.B.) NE~D A
SPECIAL EVENTS CHAIRPERSON
- TO BE RESPONSIILE FOR
RECREATIONAL TOURNAMENTS, SUCH AS
FOOSBALL, ELECTROIIC TENIIS, CHESS,
ALSO CARIIY ALS, CIICUSES AND OTHER
"SPEQAL" ac:tivities.
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AN ORGANIZATIONAL ABILITY AND
YOUR ENTHUSIASM IS THE ONLY
EXPERIENCE NECESSARY.
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MR. LUCKY'S
. THURSDAY, SEPT. 9
ATLANTIC MINE
PRIME UP SPECIALS - 8:30-10:00
MABEL MURPHY'S GAME ROOM
AND BAR OPEN - NO COVER
TUTORS WANTED
The PRIDE oHice needs people
with skill and· knowledge In
every academic sub/ed to
utor other college students on
an individual basis.
apply in the PRIDE OHice;
201 s.s.c.
For more Information call
346-3828.
Hall
transer students
increase
103li lUll
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Will the lake fill?
The loa&•waited north c:ampus
lake Is nearlna ~pletion . Ex·
CIIY&tion Is expected lo be fln!Jhed
, by late faU , pouibly October. No
hl.trwillbetnntpJrtedtolhe•lte
aine:e u.nderaround sprlnas -are
ezpeeted to fill Ule lake.
Bec.Ju.ethelai'Jectaterls2:SfM:t
at muimum deph &Dd coven
==""J:~·=~
can fill tbe Lake to the de¢! ex·
peeled. Ori&lftal plaaa had e:aUed
for a maximum cieiJth o( 30 feet , but
found thrlt It did not oeed 10
Formerly nlcknamecf ' "Dreyfus
Lake" due to the chancellor's dose
auodatloa wilh tbe project, the
UW.SP Fouu!ation rnolved to
l.et~title it "Uni\'fflity Lake," at
" te.ut few the time brio&· Due to a
rq:ulatory policy of the Board of
fttatnll cooeft1lln& the namln& of
University facilities, the lake may
notbedlristened "~fus"ulong
u the cbancdlor Is alive.
tbaMeUor Dreyfus ursed lbe
lake's creation when first artivinl
on campus. Allbouch he knows little
about lakes, by his own admluion,
heclalmsto~veconsulltdaareat
number of aulborltles and
apeclalllll bdore makln& any
decilloa.
Withexcavationnearinatheend,
the c:hancdlor is ~erne<! about
lhelake'sful~repotentlalsioeeno
one hla beet~ able to auanntee its
~~~oetulneu. Aiheputllt , "Wbalwill
:...do.!~~veagi.lntmud~oamy
Durin& uc.av"atioo, exceu water
wu pumped out Of the late into a
nearby pond on the IOUI.heut side of
the lake. The earth between that
Build your~JHp.
the way you uau; tt.
POnd and the~ke wtU be the last to
be ucavated, and then the pDIId
water lidded. Thla will lnttease tt.
aquatic volwne 10mewh11 . Land·
acapina; wW not belln untU nut
year.
When and IC the late doH ruclr
the predicted 2$-foot depttl,
re~ttlctioosmlll&beputoaitlllll~
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faciJity . MOWri&ed rec:rutlon iaout
ol the q...tlon lett thiJ 'Iead to tt.
lake's eaviroameatal deltruc:t!ml.
Mary WUllaml ud Ken Willett,
mem.ben ol the UW-Found.lliol
rutnrm«< the InterS in pres«·
vinl tbe lake area and promotlrt its
priorities of educalionll and
anthetlc liM. Much tim e and
planainl ha 1one Into lhi1 llkt,
hopefully everyone's efforta will bt
rewarded .
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Division 1: Fourth Ave.
Stevens point
Hang gliders take to the skies
•
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oraoce
and yellow
Tbe wiaC ftl'b Cillo BemouW'• priodple tbet lower wbl& pn!SIW"e:
)II'V'rides lilt However, lbe . . ol
au.dr: IDUit be betweea ts and 50
~&ad the headwind abauld be
about XI 1111* per bou:r. Tbe priDdple
t.niltbatU]IOIInmdclonabllliDlo
thewiril.lt•W nDouttbetrillp&Dd'
ca.e you to be alrbom. The Rop1lo
~=-~a:;,~~~~:~=
fromatOO footbW.
you're
the air, you blil'e a
o.ee
m
tnpa.e, cr CGDtrol bar, with wtuch
youareabietosteer. Toaorilh!- JOU
Drop-add madness
.
tie 1Q11U8. aad tbea ataDd La Uoe for
homs jult to dwtp tcme meueti
dul tbat )'CIU ptla"e'nd out ol
aayw~~yl " be la'MIDed ..
-Yoiee
... beclaalaltot..k.
'-rbe 'Drop-Add' fcna loob lilul u
orderblaalc forfoodatlikDaaaJdll. "
belbouteduheatoodupandltarted
a.bati"' bis nat la lhedirldklaol the
StudmtSemca BuUd:b:c...
ordered extra tart. Ulltt with my
PoliSd dual '' He lhouted as be belt
turiow.IJ on the-windows, "You are
alf Ndistl cuhlq in on our &G0a
,.lmo&t
uturel"
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"Jim," I about.ed, "WW yOU Iettie
down! It coukln't have been all thlt
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:~at'!!:,'·~'::i1·~t ha ve~
0 1
to 10
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throutb Ill)' olil lt'l pure.
•
"Not CWIIy tblt," he serumect. " I
. i!'=~~waltlftlln lmethlt
" See," luld with a smile tttepiDc
li'IJ Jipa, " It WUII'l .a tataJ
EMMONS
20% oesceuorr·oo·
SCHOOL
SUP~LIES
.papvUxtc>)
IH£.~Ui\lJSii5 ~
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HOURI'
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Unlve111ty Store
llctlonary
extravaganza
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95¢ .
htmd
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Wf.B:;,TER:, ~Eta)
WORU> .
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.346-3431
The 1int da)'l of autumn .mark
two vl!r)' important events ln an)'
un iYerslty eommunitv : the
~':t~~~:~~=
cropa. Here La Slevma PoUlt , 11 '1
mmetimea diftkult to dretermJne
wbiehls,morelmportant , oratleast
which II looked forward to with
more mtbuliasm .11ft1!1 l.ntenst b)'
~e studen~ populaUon.
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sbcrtq:e of Colombian and olh«
connoisseur va rletlu have appll'eftll)' lftdu«d a Jre&l nwner of
Local Ioken to try tbdr hands at
cuiUvatin&lhelr own stash for the
rrnN.ird. ~ta from these fint-
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OM' tbe put few ,an. sevtn1
curiDI tedalicps bnoe ~ dml·
oped that .-oe reported to rmpr'Oft.
orat._.cblllle,lbel2Jte~·
slderable . Ooe UW.SP biolo&J
st udent Ia eurrenU)' uperi ·
menlinC wttb a ~ tMI be ·
claims wlU make Wlleonsin pol
romy bit .. palatable u &ood
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J s,amokdabitoltbefirsl:baldl
-~..dfouad ltiDbefl
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The foOd won't kill you I
'Jbousa.nd"
are
performed dally,
=w:;~~.~~re .':,uau!w~.~~
eritidud. ''The undwkhes are dry,
aDd theysbouldhlvemore variety."
5aDdy answend that It was " the
pita," but ahe'd beard ol wone food
services c:c othft' eampu&a.
NeYft'tbdeu, atudeotllite JeH!T
tenad aUU think lhlt Sap deRrvea a
Jill oa the bladl. " I thlnlt lt'i well wortb tbe money, lf lt'a only because you
ca.n 10 blclt for I«<nddl apln and
apln."
you~~=c=~
~~
meal."
caa a student &et a l»>tlneed meal
thnJuah HOI&iel, Elby
~- other code-namtd dilbel
rumaaiDI
at Oebot. and the variOUI butJen at
the Grid! Dr. GrateHendd, food and
nutriUoo a:pert from tbe Home Economks Depertmalt at UWSP,
daimltheycan.
"StudiM about tbe quality ol tbe
food aerriol ben bave ...,_ely been ·
made by p-ad ablderlts. '!'bey found
that tbe rtpt DUtrieotl were lbere,
and mc.tatudeatl kMW . . . . t.ofllld
them. II&DJ .tudeatl doa' t take tbe
ri&bt foodl ber.aUM they cbl't like
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Dr.
Hendel iakt abe eould WIISentud some o1 the pr"'bbaDD tbe food
ceDten bllve to face. " U ltudmtl
don'ttakeumuyvec~uwu
upeeted, they lit Ia tblwarmen ud
e"f":Dbii.Dy beeome OYeit"oc*ed. U for
.ame~tbe\IIUIJI'\IIbdoela't
came. aome ol the food ml&bt bl'te to
-ELECT-
TORZEWSKI'
.,A TIME FOR
NEW BEGINNINGS"
ACONffMPORARY WORSHIP SERVICE
SONGS -
SHARING
DANCE: ltmRMATlOMAL RlK DANCERS
SINGII«i BY: .GINA SPAAY. JIM DAIUI«i
'SUN., SEPT. 12 7:00P.M.
PEACE CAMPUS -t-ENTER
. .ER 8123D
the sport shop
UNITID MINISlRY IN HIGtiR EDUCATION
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Pointer staH exposed
••b-
MHU.p an beld wftkly to ddft"•IIM. UN: ulare aad depUI of
. .wn.J to be c.vered Ia u.e ,...
~·t.e
The tcllton then trudlt btdt to
UlriT detks to_yu out aulpmeat
t llftts ·for Ute~ wr it.& Ia.
JOIU"hlb:!l" II tllle se.. Y• c..
reM evet')'tlllltc WriUell .. UN:
jed. Nnt8 .. rdli&ell ewrMS. ad
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... Me ol Ck- bnt ••, . of MU.illial
actulu~. atkast la UN:Rdd
el jMr. . lb•. · £~. Polatel"
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m.we ""• .,
predacU•
C~~U&en.
• .,lien,
wrt&en;
tt••l•n•
mua&ers. ... .. ..ert~~m, Pft'·
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... lnft'ai,.UflltlleedJI&.W'•Krill
=~~ ,.Wic~U. ~liCit w .
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lll tlr rap«Uvt Hdkla. Special
cue b: madetomttch jvtttherigll t
penoa to lilt story or evo.t.
WMII tkit il Ht I*'I IWe, due to I
lll._dollhlllt .. rftOU'HI, UN: tclller
tan16e ,_.,. ov"' 1e tbe tin t rc-por-
tcreomlat:Uaroullatbe"-.
OllttU!Ierlu.IC'Ofl7 1rriVn at llle
etn«, typed dooulalot sp.cH. U.e c:opy
Nlw.- dk«.. IJte pie«. Gnmat.r,
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dn& • • taW a 10011 kad, lilt
aulsc.a.t ""' ~ c:b. .&ft tbe .,..
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Tbb II Dirk GaHtke, our adorable
copy editor. lt'a her job to led up
wards tbat the other editon have
miuptUed MICh u "we" , ''us", and
" it." Evti')'OM takes special care to
lelve a few mistakes In each article
tomake~sbeamshersalary.
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<HPOUI
J.U ~1 is an okl hand arouDd
the PoUlter office, haviflllft'V'ed one
full year u pnenJ DeWS reporter,
sportS editor, and tbe alJ...knowiriC
dver of C<Mlk 1rildom,.(remember
Tbe "CQSMOS"!). A jock at Mart,
Joba shows &ood wrilinl ability, a
sbarp breakIn& N!'Ve baU, aDd a pen-chant for turDin& in late copy: Now
that be realius be will DeWr pttcb for
tbe Brave.. RoDdy says be will
IOmflday
tbe Cbic.qo cw:. to
promiDellc.e..Sa)'IJoba. ' 'I tblnklcan
spell Manny Trillo and bit a soUd
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Vlc'y 81111•1•· environmental
editor, ill a:treme!y coooemed about
cleaniDt up America. Sbe II also
lcdliriC for aomeoae to sweep out htt
aanae- Stfloee vk:ky purchased
EueU Gibbon's " Sta.Jklnl tbe Haith·
fu1 Hert.," the BWinp family no
kJn8er bas a problem with wetds in
tbefrmtyard.
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Bee-Lftl Diu. our lovely arts
edltordP.acri~~tf iJIS ~'I!for·
merly Inhibited but now
emaaic.lpated, and oo loocer
av.U.abJe oa .eeke:Ddl. Bee hu a
ruabet of int.eraUQ1 art feature
ideu, amoaa them, "'lbe effect~: of
Calvinilm Oft Modem Art," ''The
MysteryoiMiclJelantdo,"and''The •
Msthetic.ValueoltheCralola."
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"Our children's futur~ may be
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"If nuclear plants .ore not ~ enough for metro-areas,
why ore they safe enough fcx rural areas?" ·
Naomi Jacobsen
"f,'i::~~tlUonmyreprtSentatlvesinGove:rnmtnl
tolpODICII'aDdactlvdyaupportaepaUonto: Ill dtnlopufe:,
eat-c:ompetitl" IOiar deetridty and IGlar fuels within ttn )'t:ln
or-.. ud ( 2 ) pbueout tbeopentionolnuc:le:arpowft"plants .
uquktl)'upoulble. ·
~wn --~--------------------
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8trftt t\ddreN Ctblllata wkre you v«e ~---------
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SeMa.: LAND. ~,WI.~lS
darkened by a loss of hope."
Senator McKenoo on nuclear power
A quesUoa aad IDIWft aession
followed the ,l&lb. Mike Kiefer,
~~~=~~!!!~:
at to speak. Kiefer uked permiu'«a
to deliver a rebuttal before tbegroup..
McKenna and Jacobten ln'lited him
to the podium.
Tbejc!stolK6efer'aa~een-~
lered around wbll be cansidend
tbe public:'a - eugented p&I"UUIii
:::-.:= ::::;,"=-..:.::;
COil plants. Unllkeunnium,mercury
hal oo hall-llle, that II. It wW always
betoDeaftddaD&t:rOUI. •
IOdertbeDwentoatbequeltioa.ol
ttedlbllity ol-.e raadeu poWer~
poMOll, linC1iDI out tbe autbor ol
··we ~ Lalt DetroiL" Kiefer
dilcredited tbeautborby DOtiDI ~~
this u.me \ndivldua.l attributed the
New York black-out tofl)'ln&uuc:ers.
He made 111 attempt to juiWy lhe
expmdituret for nuclear deHiopment and promotion by ~laimin& It to '
be eflkleot, comparatively inex·
pem.lve ud far more pnctkal thin
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Tbe future ol tbe nudMr c:oatroveny rem.U. to be unveiled.
tbouundt ol people have alreldy
siped a c:leln energy petition. They
will be ehaUqtna: lhe power com pany atruiatel. lt'a up to an lndividull todtoolehfl or ber stand oa.
tbeilaue. Publ.lc:awal'ftlf:ll il lhekey
to a Nle and pncUcal mvinxlment
for this lenertlkla ancHbena:t.
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" It's eosier to score people than enlighten them ."
M ike Kiefer
Photos by Phil Neff
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lly Oanldly ~
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ca~agin&~~qu~~i~oi~
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seeks tountain of youth
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tbem.Some students become Involved
~th~~ ~
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. ~h Interest,
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great interest to Dr. Joseph Harris,
proless«oiCeUBiologyhereat~ .
WSP.His lllb Ia structuftd around cell
functions and their relaUonshl~ to
each otber and to other parts ol ata
organbm.A.s part of their Jab
r;equiml:l~t. studenll are ~to.ed
Hormonll ~troland DNA ~tent
are abo fundamental to lh1l reaear·
ch.Wor\ Is bein& done on ace reversal
by means of hormonal ehlnge done
uperlmentally
labontory.Comp~~rison
In
tbe
of DNA IC·
tlvlty Ieveli and pfftent ol ~tent
betweea the YOWlS and mature
chloroplastlarebei.Dglnves~ted-
- DEMONSTRATIONS AND LECTURES BY A .
CERTIFIED PADI INSTRUCTOR.
- SLIDE SHOWS
- EQUIPMENT DISPLAYS
-BREATH THROUGH A SCUBA COMPRESSED
AIR SYSTEM
.
WED.,- SEPT. AT
15-8:00
P.M~
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RECREATIONAl. SERVICES (GAllES ROOM)
PRESENTED IN COOPERATION WITH THE UWSP
SKIN AND SCUBA DIVING SOCIETY. ·
However, betore tneae DUS~.JMS~G
were built. the problem wu already
OoodiDa washed
iD ttislenc'e.IJ'l fact.
::v=-~~~ve~U:i3!~
area wu unable to twxDe all the
water running into it. 1be limited
<:lpiCitJ. ol MOHS Creek also fn.
temif"a tbedilfJCUI.ty .
. .This .land is important to the
atudeata ol UWSP In many ways. It
providesaplacewberemanyatuden-
a1 Jim. Sief• ••
Tbesearcbll.;.......,.forafuaal
solution to tbe ~ prabkms
lhatplaptbeiUidnelope(lla"lldoorth fl the UWSP campu~. Steve~~
Point Mayor Jam. ~ uld
:!:.t
~ ~O::i'!.t~;
riable
to thaN prabkms.
IOiutioa
expedl tbe ~ to
the drai.aqle dilemma within
~'icgksm
l l'ft h ll
commercial wne
solve
development has i
tbe
tbeup«~mi.aly.r.
nus land, SUrrouaded by R.eRrwe - amountolcovered t paceiathata rN,
whidlln tum, prevtnta rain water
5tnd DO the 'ftllt, Maria Drtfe olf tbe
and slush from seeptna Into the
S(IUth. and Mic::t:lipa AftiiUe Oft tM
eut cannotretablaUtbewater
lf'IIU.Od. The unablorbed water lhea
the woods
:'~i~~y~~~ llowslntotbelowarealn
Mrlb ol the UWSP campus.
cc.obinataoa al day aad ~
whidl fon:u the ftuD.daa ol t.lals
lind precludel elftdift dniaa&e.
dninlltltotbearea. MIK'bol lhis laDd
is commerdaUy zoned, and 5hould
further commen:laliz.ation er.ue,
A number al rad.n bl~e- C'OO- .
~ more water will be added to the
lributedtotbe(.'W'ftDI.Iitultioa..One
aln:adytaxedbuln.
allheselacknlltbe&JDCIUIItol
water nm-oO' huD tbe Selltl'}' lntt il bebrv'edthata putduloltbe
IW"lllnct ai\e. A«wdiaa to I rDtmD
draiDI.p problem wu caused by tbe
from Burte to f1e&lelon, "Sftltry
recent commercial developmenta ol
Sentry, IGA, IDd McDoMidl.
tbeu~tt!.':!~ruW:::!
='::.~0:.."~
=:-
lS CaD pu'SUe apecla1iud atudiel.
Daniel u. Trainer, pror...- and
Dean ol the CoUtee ol ·Natunl
Relourul laid that 20 perunt ol the
DNR 1tudeatausethlluuuaplace
to carr)' out thole 1tudlel. Ad·
diUonaUy, UUI aree bas been im·
porUnt to tbe atudebtl becaUM olltl
recreatioul poulbWliel. However,
becai.R ol tbe dral.tlqe probksna
u:sodated witb tbe ate~. , tbe IOiuUoll
to thole problem& m.y affect l tudftlt
UMollbllla.Dd.
A nomber ol pouib)e approacbel
have been suge~ted u mea.DI ol
alleviatitlc tbe ICnin p.lt Gil tblt
laDd't dni.Aqt: abiliUM. To bepl
wltb, tbe grade ol Maria Drive could
be ra.laed., R.e1erWt Street could be
cloled to traffiC, and the kftl ol the
man-bole located M:l.t Maria I>riYe
could be railed. Also .u eutb-beam"
couldbeputac:rouft..en.eStteetu
• ol c:ralitlc. "Dike effect"
whkh would bokt water t.ck.
Anotber CGal:e:ivable IOiuUaa IDvolve~ tbe c:radaa ol a 1tonr1 sewer
:::e:;=t="!==
from Moles Qoeek to tbe
W't~CCalJ'l
;.":;=.t,u:!'~~~
M-""""-
'111ecreatioaofaaewerfrom MOMS
Creek to tbe Plowr River bas bei!O
ugested as ariotber poa~ib)e way to
resolve the I'Wl -off problem. This
5eYtertotbePkrver-Riftrwouldaolve
the drainage problem In lhe same
maDMr u the atorm RWft" to the
•·
Wtsc:onslnRiver."
At the present time, It bas oot been
cleddedwbkholtbtaepla.al.iiiQY,
sboWd be p.1t Into effect. This Indecision is bIn p!lrt tolleoer"al
lade ol infc:nnaUon atiau l the causet
o( the dralnap problem and the ef.
ftoetaolthe)Jf'OpCIIfldiOiutkm.
Trainer echoed tbll aWtude u he
lndicatedthataaolutklalbouldnotbe
reached unW alter more lftt'c:nnatlon
wu obtained. Tnlaer uld a look at
the " tota l picture" ol the area wu ·
DHded before •DY deda1oo could be
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Bw1teexprs:aedaalml.lar a ttitude.
.
He believed a further naluation wu
needed before any dedtklrl.ahotlld be
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Altbou.lb • final dedakJn bas oot
beea.reacbecl,aabart-lermsolution
=rbe:U~=~
exJatma dtaiDI.ce abiUUea oC the
area. Fei&Jeaon ukl the . , . - o1
Maria Drive and MicblpJ:I Al'eiiUe
willberaiaediaatlallpttopreorent
trom apU&c O¥ft"
Into the otber lkle ' o( the road.
P'ei&)eKia alto dalmed nm-oiT water
from the Seatry alte Ia now " •••weU ira
•DY euea wa.1er
.......
WbUe this abort lam· sotulioa is
beUlC p.il iDto
iooC tenn
sotution to tbe dnlJ'll.te probkma ol
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eft«•
the woods DOI1b ol campul awalta
They dkl away
with the dnfl.
but l'w been on K.P.
since I got oft'
lhemulplan..
UWSP FOlJD SERVICE
CALL: 346-3434
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SeHer than beer
B.M.O.C. Big Move on Campus,
and everywhere else,-is back to
nature. Dexter leads the way with
natural leathers and genuine plantation crepe soles. A real blast oF
fresh air and fashion knpwn as
DEXTERiTY.
WOMEN' S SIZES TO 11
WIDTHS NARROW TO WIDE ·
~ MEN'S SIZES TO. 14
'(IIDTHS NARROW TO ~TRA WIDE
sHIp py
L2-::._WIS_sn_CONSIN_7-~-0F-S-sOF_HDE_s_•_A_LL-' sH0 EsW~
YOU HAVE A BETm1 CIIAIICE
OF
EXACT SHO£S
SHOES
YOU - WANT .THE
AT SHI'PY
THAN ANYWIItRE ELSfl WHY?
EAUSE WE HAVE THE LARS·
FOOTWEAR
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DOWNTOWN STEVENS POINT
Super pickers return
DA.l.LAA OVl:R PllllADELPHlA
-Oneolour~U~~«pictincrulells :
EacJs iD • n.d
pme_(ltU' Iftl')'brfcbttopwith
tbem ill llleiT bame pme& either.)
Nefti' tab tbe
CowbuylbJ'tO.
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LOS ANGELD OVER ATLANTA
-Webroftll"tset~~eitha"G:Itultbele
t.eu. p&ly • pme yd. 10 -'U 10
wajout•alialbaad5**tbeRam~
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ST. LOUIS 0\I;ER SEATn.E- The
CardiDab tel tbe openi.fw roww:l
" bye.'' SbcWd be Doa Cerydl'l Ood:
b)-21.
KANSAS CITY OVER SAN DLEGO
- - Nobody'• enr been able to
GUt why tbe Cbldt don't wlrl more
M I AMI OVER BUFFALO- The:
Monday N\ghte:r. If Griese: Jt:tl hot,
lbe Bills are shot. The only thing
Bulfalo miaht win II the: opening 'eoin
ntp. Dolphinsbyt:z.
~.
naure
GREEN BA \' OVER SAN FRAN·
pmea. It's allo dilfw:Wt fiCurinC out
~~~t!:e:r!:i::l£t~o:.ol
wby tbe
a..rz,en lmdst 011
playing
~tollheln..KCbylS.
./
i.:;·w~~v~' ga~~~ ;e:~t!
Pacllbytpointa.
HOUSTON OVER TAMPA BAYTbe 8&ac:c:aDetrl coWd have F. Lee
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BalJey~lbdtddenseaod atiU
. . lhilc:ee.l..oc*ltiketbeOilenby
CHICAGO OVER DETROIT- Tbll
II In Olicago, and the Bear1 had a
very Jood pre-seUon rec«'d. Tbe
Lioos' Herman " Tbunderloot"
::~~u~b~~:!. ~~~on.
lone punt return. Tbe Bean by 7.
Wj\SftlNCTON OVER NY GIAHTS
-Last year, New Ycd'a lODe
d!leme COYtn!d about :u muc:h area
u Cbanfa bikioi. The lkinl lbouJd
a1mo5t ICIDr'e a t will in lhis one as
PJTI'SBURGII AGAINST
tbeywln~t7.
ONONNAn OVER DENVER fUcb Updlurdl rdunM!d to
tkkolb for 1014 yardl lut IGIOII.
Oca~er·a
BAl.nMORE OVER NEW ENGlAND - 1be Patriots might be
small,butthey'realloskrw. The Colts
s:printtoa t4 poiatwln.
OAK·
~u:.-~ta~r!t'U!rfl
Stede:rlbytO. Wie:ve:lpve:Pittsbur&h
the nod by t:J, and SuUivan, who ,
a lwa)'l bu likrd the Steelen, t«<k
O.llllndbecausehehad lastchoiCf'.
s.:l~bb:=~:~
CLEVEI..AND OVER NY JETS ThistellsuslbaiUpc:hurdJisaaer •
, New Yart: bu about as muC:b ol a ·
runoer. It also tells us lbat
olf to uslut wed; but unfortunately
c:baaee wiDDiDI this u General
many teams ctid u awful kit ul •
had lhem written down in Sanskrit.
W'ill.lam Tecumldl Shennan's great,
kktin& o11 to lht Brmcos afteWe'll Itt you know how he ca me: out
great jJraDdlon bu ~ atttina e:lec·
IC'Orinl•&ainsttht'm. We §!Ita lake
whet! we find someone who can
ted mayor ol Atlanta. The Browns
l.be&enptsby14.
translate his report.
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Small? Try Aikido
By J... v....-.
Jll5t becaule you are a sma.U person. does LbaC IDeM you mull be at
the IDft'q cllarp:r aDd Jtl'qft'
foes!' Aikidoexpertsuyao.
• Aikido, a form ol Karate and one ol
lhe martiaJartsiltbe~ol
UV.'SP student Lub Nco- Luke idl
\'itt ~ iA December ol tm.
~tothi., be(lpftllmaa)')'et.n
lnlininc to altaia.ba browll belt lhird
dan ralin&. Re8dy to take tbe tat for
ms blaet bt U rukinC, Luke
llrlill* toduf!tobisi!IOfttotbe
eases In which
~ido is e:m~ed.
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agilityolbotbhandsaridtbe:ftetll•
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Lulle~oamartiala.rUas
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washington at Philadelphia
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The AJ:ts and Lectures 5erits
premlta.whatilusWillytheflnest
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profusional
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semesters hu iilduded sudl famous
perfot'!Dft'S as tbe v;eMI Symphony,
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Marcel Ma~au , lbe renowned
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ol-tbe Ozarb. Jimmy Driftwood and
members ol the Rad:aud Foa.Jore
Soddy ..w present tbis pi'OIJ"attl iD
tbe~ f'iddbDuM.
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HarnU bas pa'formed ~~
tbe United SUiter &tid Europe,
Ud~linlln such weD-known mualcal
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events aa London's Southballlt
Festh•al.
AI the anJy rw.J-time proleuional
dw!lber orchealJ'a iD the Unit.ld
States. the St. PIIW Cbamber Qr.
cbeltn ISPCOI II unique iD ita
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The Idea oo whkh tbe SPCO il
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It ecnploys tbe Oo.ibUitj aad •<t-P"
tabi.llty ol tbe ordleltn by bokiift&
C'QDC!I!I'tl
iD such UDCODMntionaJioftt.
ioCI as demeotarl' K:bools.
atore~;
and factories. Tbt St. Paul Cbamber
Or'dleltn will perlorm. Oct. 5 in
Anlmmmsdytalentfdperformer, be
have been grMt.ed everj'wbtre wlt.h
The Ensemble lOr Early Music wW
praet~t ' tbe Medieval Me\l.lar play
" Roman de Fauvel.. on NO¥. 11 . 1be
performed will be Medieval
European to 18th century baroque.
There ilau attempt to l"f'CJUie tbe
m~lc
orillnaleslhetk:outlook olthepetlod
throu&h the use ol voices and
medieval instruments. 1be "Roman
de Fauvel'' Is a lull realization ol tbe
pLay, complete with mimel, P'IPPN.
procellka, aod maP: u well u a.a
amy o1 mtdin'al ..evmta•: -=b u a
aownin&. a mlncle. a joust alld a
ahivaree.
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the Quandt
Taylor ba1
diltinCUbbed .bimseJI u a planill, •
c«npGHr, and a teacher, both on
radio ud tdeYilklo. He bepll hil
profeuioul career b)' pLayillc with
the BeG W~Quartet In New York
aadhuCODtilr.aedasaiOioiltuda
JeederoiJazzmleal.bles.
Mr. Taylor bu writtm OVft' 300
sonp u we.U u writinC matcriall.
Nicaragua to
entertain Point
Qa NO¥. 16, the Billy Taylor
will perfo r m In
Fleldhou1e. Billy
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temauan.J Art ol Jaza aad tbe
Newport Jazz Fe.tinl 1be cndita
continUe. t1ut tbil 15 moucb to allow
tbev~!Wity andeneqyoltbemu.
~F\ekfbcule.
William Warflekf. OM ol the lfal
baritMel ol OW' timt:l, will lin& in
Mkbellon HaD oo Oct. n . IA additloa
to perf01'11liD& LD AUitn.Uii, Asia,
Africa, be at&rftd in Gershwin'•
TRANSCENDENTAL
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FAREWELL OLD FRIEND
SUmmer has drifted by, but I haven't taken any oflt.
~~J'n~~~-ralnsfell
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The wheat bowed Its royaJM.d to me
but I DeVer ootked.
'l"be ~ er- okt and turned brown
but I wallr.ed on nevert-mg.
And now !;~Iiiii from ,my window, wondetini why?
Summer put its b&Ddoc mylboWder
and blew a cool biutb olkindneu upon me,
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and thereuniliDCcoukiODl)' takeplaceln winter.
lamuaed mysellwitb IWilmer'a pusUmes;
I ~~bueballand drank ley cakes.
Yeti DeVerthankedsummtt--
THE ORPHAN
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ByBdtyKelal
Butoaedayebild.
oa your own aDd
per'biJIIOUlolcuriousily
ANontER HEART
MEMORIES
youwWopeaU!.aldoor.
I pound on the door laciDC bM:k
ADdyouwWflnd
but no one will let me in.
_..yourdocntep,lti.ll
Faee.aplode
waitiaceversopatienUy
Memories drip like water filled IJ*I8CL
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Buttbeywoa.'t·
TheFatber
they can't
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Andtben,Hewillbe)'OUI$
aadyoawWbeHis
So tbe door lt.lnds opea,
TbelllhtahiDcsbltotbthaU
And you are wek!cmed.
Tbe move II made,
tbe atep il taba c.owud the door
But the beart baide the room is, ob, 10
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NotaniiDkiadbMrt,butaodifTermt.,
Tbesteplafttn.cted
Dartneu wc:Wd DOt be 10 cruel
uthildllwoldecetvtnal!Pt
aodtbeUmeittoc*
will be
lc:qotten.
BykUyKdll
By " -SUeba'
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(Fourth .nell "--'-1. Mondly lhru Frld1y ,
1:3010 4!30.
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well OVef' e;ght miles high. And be
nevft' quite comes down. AI a mattn--d-fac:t, lhefollow-41pSOfll, " JoU y
ROCft'," Joel hlaba' stlU. lt'a a
~r swashbuckler-on lhlt
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fa~. a slirTinl tale about the '
tonqUeSI ol an Eng.llsh CUppe:r, but
aboundinalndoublepw'port.
b•
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as .$. ElrQo'a
Her cllttll were filled wltb
tntW~asm~tellatwe'dfell-'re,
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Y• abea.lilla'see.lt,
Y•'.da ~~~~~ ,.., s•re lM draa
eame&o\owll,
1kre ... lad~ ........ barHKk
altdtlaemyst.er}ma.a
Allpalatedl.lkeadowa."
Theson&~a~nllrith
rodt'n'fQU ~val,
the splrit ofa
sendinc McGuinn
J:;,'s=d
1br: 10111 il isrried by no ._. tha n
thftefifl}'ilh mekldiel;,whlehd:la.DCe
bact and forth 10 abrvptly It's lite
~~~.lbwD
the cballlinc faee of hili art. Tbll
aide Ia bracketed by aonp from Bob
O,.lanandJODiMitmeW.
IF YOU WOULD STI.L EHJOY MORE MUSIC
IN YOUR UFE (AT ·HOME OR WORK), BUT A
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THE ADVENT MDDfL
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DF PlACES.
IrS - E TWO PIECE mL·
lNG ALLOWS EASY. PlACEIIEIIT
OF CONTROl UIIT AND SPEAICER
FOR THE BEST SOUND POIIIIl£.
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~uc:t!JII ~r:n:~~O::,"'
FOR PEOPLE WHO ALREADY OWN
A ANE SYSTEM:
.
~~ ==~:pon.~ t!,.~
significa~totheima&scltheaong.
Jb!r'~:':r~ ~~~~
" Delire" allxlin), and a crew of :..,_re:a.1JJ 'm~~ttu. n. 1ma1es stllnct:
muaical outllwt, iftcludlD& ''Dsl~··
&.lone butareopentaintftptdaUon.
aeuion men Howie Wyeth aDd Rob
"~tty PoUy," an awful ballld
~at:!~~.
sl.a.fWjl
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tbe ton& like be
tbe object, It b pouible to attac.b
aot
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ain&ini
side: McGWDn takes us oa a buccaneer bo.t ride lhn:lugb rodc' n'roll
. St~ is moat obviOully. preseat
RtconiRevl- .
oa "Rod and RoUTime," ldekin& !he
Ro&er McG ulan'a
aon&'off with some mea n lUI tar char·
''CanlltfROIIe"
cis, punctuatina McGuinn's ~.
Revk-nd by Bob Ham
lan·Hunteriah vocala.
McGuinn
Upon r.nt bearin& •.,..ke Me
Away," theopeni..a&aon&on "Ca.niiff
moves dfortlellly from pirate to
Rose," I Immediately decided
:=es~llaw and the aon& rally
anylhizl& that iood had to be the hi&h
point of the album. The sona:la an ec·
"Friend," a somewhat slower
piec:e, mouma the fate of a friend who
atatk. hllh enft1Y tribute to Dylan's
receDt lCiw' abow, "Tbe RoUiftl Tbun" lot in over hili bead" and
buml
.der Rntew," in wbkb McGuinn par1br: IOnl Boe1 nowhere, beyood that
ticipated. The lyrics rud llkea rock
buic./ ktea, bqt It's ~ with 1:01)..
postcard fi"'OO Mr. Dylan himadl. ·
Vlcdonand&enulnefeelln&.
McGuian 'Wn!P' up \be akte with
" Y•aboUda ' -.lllere
' 'PartneninCrim~t, '' aNUric:tribute
'lftn Ume wu rlJbt fer tH muk:
Y•altMida' bftsllbere
~ tlaat baM o1 QPt~
triumphs,
~~~i~k,l,':d~~~j~ofthe
atory about the search for the Holy
~~-~~~~ll Roa:t,Ja~~~
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ne.tooflmonforoarpleu11re."
'l'besemlaG~~&Saetlhepace·ror·lhe
C::iiilllllili-
Dybn'l " Up to Me" findl McCuiM
taking a cakulated risk-not only
pe r forming a son& ·J omewhat
superiortohilown,butimltati.n&the
style ol its writer u weU. His Dylan '
impreuiCII Is 10 claM l.blt It almoat
overpowen him. You could awur it
was Dylan stretchiq thole. vowds
AMAZING GOOD SOUND
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FOR
STOP BY AND TAKE A LISTEN
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=~e·.l:"!~e·~·~
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the album thematicality. Fortunately
McGuinn hu a rausina lood lime
aing\al It, jultU)'in& ita presence on
the album. _,
Pinall y
Jon!
Mitchell's
;~r;:~~~U: 1 ~·1~ :"!~
of a number of half-familiar
voya1es.-trom Cbril Columbus to the
dawn of Dylan's m~alc. • Apin,
McGuiDD'IIIJllaslie: lmlta\kM:I is iood
enough to startle and yet does DOl
COIIIlilute a JWTender to anotber ar·
Usl McGuinn does it In 11ne styie,
somebow makinc)'fiU feel be bows
w~t~:!:~~
in triumpbant
hl&bl- The mutk il invfaotalinl, lm-
stoppable,lnfectiou:l,allve. 1tlap1
outfrombehUxlthelyricsandeaniel
tbembi&h. •
117!7'~~iar:'~,!':tnthe~~
lndw.lr)'.
.
~eo.:::·?:oa!:cturn
writiaC
u:;
He actually
lmmenedhimselt In 1 storal!"l sea
of provocati" people, eveatl, and
material whlcb ahape tbe en·
thraUi• tale of tbe town ol Cea·
lennlll. Wyom.Ioa.
't'eD&\Ira.
lit~:!"ofto ~le!j~...!: .
tJeailll .lit the care of II» earth.
That's iicht, he atqes for ~a the
macniflcent formation of the major
ch~racter il tlu of the land
in l!ril\iatlt
dntmltic dtlall.
It_ Ia both awuome=-!f ~
IWToundinl Ototennlal
::fr':': I~lea,:~':~,:~· .
. ADd it Ia even men •tanlinc to
comprehend the violence of the
&Jaden responsible for the majesty
of their unique, rock fornllllllnl .
Revullna a\1 11 areate r
lilnificlnce ol the land, Mkbener
i nlrod~.~ees Ill lnUnlte line of
inhabllanla bellrmlna with ooe ol
the earth'alonaest-liveocfspecles:
lhedlnouur.
A vidoutly fall I t.W. between a
monstrous alloaaurua and an
encrmout diplodDcut reYMII the
• ori&iD o1 a fc:uilhed .ttieton In an
almoat tearful trqedy,.
1be~Complex and aopbittkated
maunc l)'ltem of the biD telll a
l)'mp!ltbctk ta)e ofatubborn pride
and rearte. determloatloa u the
Rr'oqelt bW1a compete ror the
poaitlonolladtr.
With the noUoat of 'oaly tantali:tl n a lntlmatlona of tbelr
:!:!:t~oc~=e-:r
.em::. U:
earlies t ma n, anintor of 1he
Amtricanbldian.
A till)' projectile point wedJed
between two neck va1abrae iD the
skeleton of a t~ mammoth
produces lndbputable mdmce ol a
primi tive hunter'a bloody victory
over the ma&aive beut.
Tbe maay coup of Lame Beaver,
the fro:tea fate of Blue Leef, the
secret ol the inY:indbk NeverDeath, and tbr ataldna-out ol Cold
Ears, are told nobly ~mandint
respect forthefearleslc~aracterof
'1:11'1e!~~theta~
~ a"ndse:nte
11
- oftbepeoplequlfsthi:
~~=i::e~ur!~~ J::
tr~::~~'=~tl!d
Pasquinnd brothen &iv• ·an lm·
pres-Ion of the vto&ent ep~
which ablped the Wall.
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tery. KlrialtbeiOOliCortuDeto . .wetraftkldODespleDctidsummer al:lrl»d, lcaa&aldy UIUI"'e)'GU tbecooUDeDlbu far more to
clfer.
Sioc:etbeedltorc:nmpedmystyteby~ldi'ridemyeo­
dleu advetltu.re iol& a tbreoiJut .erie&. I will bePI wUb U.t
et.emal fli&blacn. tbeAU.Mic..
Uke all effldeat c:aptiallata, tbe alrt.ira an clecliclt.ed to
procwi.nc monoey. 'l'bree huadred ~au eram.m«~ t.aptber
ana7n,t:Jat.r-ipnr!'Saretiabaem.~~~clre.eaue. l'raarpritedthepUot~'tPI)'fortdiiML
SardiDeCIIIIDIDel'daa muat baYed beea inveated wbiJe R:rial
ll'anllltlutk.lt-lwa:anmyrlltemtiJODebeforetbeatrtaat
to me dewtoped --...ch trcdllel F.,..U.tety, tbe aU!'w·
ardeu wu an bud .to prorideuslrabq &Ddaeold com-
-
lnanefforttodiltrad ua f....n our milery, they bepa the o&d
meMes, millie, aDd bool.e rou&iDe. I mJcbt b. .e mjortd the
Reuben uDCtwlctls they senoed If it bMD't beea for the putrid
oc;;~~~'':"U:~~-:--tnn&ition
frvm day lDto nleht and lbeO IIMt to day-..ll wUhiD.aa etchl
bow' span. Tbeame complddy disoriented iD time.
!o"'rankiunwalow- f ir at at op llwunobl&dNI.Buttbm,
I wu 'f'U)' tired and spent moll cl the time aJooe Ia bed ·
reCupentln&Crvm the ride. Twoda)'51at.er, lheMkdforUim.
' Ulmwutn.lly adl.)'to~. Theftaloo&thebaabol_
the Danube, I made my fint fordpdi:locJ.very, 1 tall. mallddar
bk>nde •ttumrnln& a twelve ltrinc pit.r. Havinc taken s-rorst..years,' Jd&zUed him withmye~:pertile.
•
Allbou&h be understood EncJilb a 'ftll u I~ German
from my tw~year course In loellklr hlch. the laJicu.lge b.rrier
po&edt10prablem. Weidkdawaytbeai~i.ntbeJcmc.damp
gn.ssa~tbewater'sed&e.
't'hatnlgbt. be toe* me to a local pub where I met twoclhai&
tenstiq frieDdL Theie fei»ws spch DO EacJilb wbalsoeYef,IO
wejusumiledandnoddedpoUtdyat-anolhel'.
Suddenly, ac:roa tbe IIJ'IOke clouded room, I spotted a
gcqNUS man with Robert Rtdford eyes. He t..d allo spotted
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he~!===·~~
course, he was acited to be with an American &itt frum
lheKeM, Ieavlocmeaklnewitbmyac:rdfantuyfmd..
Steven~
Polnl.
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One thin& led to aDOtbel', cspec:ially hil propo~IU001, and
bd'Cft lone l found m)'ldllaa quaiDtliUJeapartmeot a t the edge
oltown,. lie lit a candle, pourediGIDI!wkleandob; wbata o.Jcbt!
1 w11 pleasuUy surjriied to riDd a man 10 totally free ol
inhibitiona. WolfJ&IIC wu far mere ~aUve and e.:perimenlal
than any o1 the American nriety I'd knowft. Biblical conootation
intended.
Unfnrtunatdy, that was the last I saw oiiWn. He beaded for
London and I bollrded for bMuUitd Munich. Palaces. mlllftlmS,
and a night at t beopera matted a fitlinl.eod to my stay inGermany. l bltedtoJI?vebutlta.Jyc:atled. T•Mc•~
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FREE STUDENT CLASSIFIEDS
WA.."''TEDTOIIUY
=~51;!~ - ln&oodcondition.stt ~erd T-clli!U, iad,ets, IWUtsbirb;,
or
r:-o::~ .CaUMt. . . or:Ml.CSull
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T-.po. Reot. Art Slalmonl Standa,p; 9: ):1
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8lbk sb;ldy ; tt:30 am Wonhlp
Cetebrat*l; WeckedaYt: 7:30pm Bible
. . . ,. BIIIIdialopmfwatudy, maxat'lon
11<&-'nlun..atlpmandaUdarSuncby.
VOI.IJHTUOSWANTI:O
1'11 .... r.:rmr-lal Council Paper
a.c,dirc.Mett 'ror· ..ortatlam, S.tur-
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day,Se;t. umroomu•ccc.
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~lateltrated.A.rnpti!"ttr,30watiJ
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CJriCiu.Uy 1240. WlU sdl
foriiOO. C.HJ41-3416.
s..ul Receiftr, 8SR tumt..ble t -Id
~Call8ob&IS44«11.
Electrie Folr. Guilu, Bi& Body, Yamahlo
1'0-IC. wilt! Hard SIRil p!ldOed UM.
Wortil$DO-. AJkiacaDO. Neftruwd.
~S!-4oKJ~ stt-4muiiCorGary.
GIGANTIC HOUSEPLANT SALE:
Seftrll buaclred beahlly, mnpn.IV1! and
lcJrwedpiMta.abo~. a-a.ns.andiUI'­
--...-~r...Sep71hrqt!Stpt
D , lllo7pmd1 Uy. Euttdr&eol Ntlsort-
..;ae c. SS. Ye!JDw ...,.._, Kuzynak.i on
~ilboLnm~.
~~andm.ltdlinlweddiftCt..nd
foraale. t411 wbileJOI4,1ile7 \'r. AppniMd
b7~atat5. U~Dte!'sted.aU341 ~-,..._., ,
CORN
2 TONS OF CORN
&
BEER FEST
50 HALF BARRELS .. . & liVE .MUSIC
SEPT. 11 1976
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ALL .¥0U CAN EAT AND DRINK!
TICKETS: $2.00 IN ADVANCE~PLACE: MINN. AVE.-BEHIND .
$3.00 AT JHE GATE
THE VILLAGE APT._
Tickets can be~ purchased at solicitation booths in the
Union and from members of the sponsoring fraternities on
- - Friday the1 0th.
·
RAIN DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
SPONSORED BY:
!..__21:1LSIGMA-~PSibON.-SIGMA-l'AU-GAMMA,AND .SIGMA PI FRATERNITIES
UPDIKE
As Student Governm.e~t president, Lyle ·UecJike fo_ught for the
'UPDIKE
rights of students. He helee<J establish student control over the
stydeiJLgdivities fee, ond camPaigned for. student contra./ overthe res;dence_~(JIIs .ond _!!_niversity centers.' we:v@ made -a good
stort, _but i~ a big job. As State Representative, Lyle Updike ·
can gf!t the job done.
A grad~u_~e of the ~Col~e of Natural _Resources,_!yie Up#ike
views environmental legislation -as a product of philO!_Ofihy and
-training. It's hard for the environment to get a b{eak when the
laws a~ritteryby_ corporate lavrrers and big businessmen.
kill
. . . . UPDIKE
....
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The incumbent helPed
the landlord-tenant ad. H; .favors a
19 or 20 year old drinking 9ge for hard liquor and beer. Lyle
Updike will continue ta work for the students, ·not against then').
We fought for our rights as tenants and-adults. Now we will
-have ta fight to keep them.
YOU WILL DECIDE WHO REPRESENTS YOU IN MADISON FOR THE
. NEXT TWO YEARS. IF YOU -FAILED TO REGISTER
ADVANCE, -.
UPDIKE- TAKE YOUR SCHOOL /.D. AND YOUR DRIVERS LICENSE WrfH
YOUR LOCAL ADDRESS TO THE POLLS AND YOU CAN REGISTER_
·AND VOTE ON ELECTION DAY- IF YOUR:NOT'SURE Wl:IERE T.O
GO TO VOTE GALL THE CITY CLERK AT 346-3252. ONE VOTE
CAN_MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
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LYLE_UPDIKE :
DEMOCRAT-FeR
ASSfMBLY_- :.
.IT'S TIME
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A- ·
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