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Forget Everything You've Heard .
· Conclusive .Proof:
JFK CommiHea Suicide
SGA President
Mistaken For
Father Of
Illegitimate Child ··
· ·S chuette Voted
'Mr. ·lrresistable •
. Dowd.- Discloses Shocking Info
.
February 4, 1977
,Pecome
lmform~
Letter•
mind high
light show
TaU.. P U._,
l for -amothadedbylt.~
ftiU liPU: tile .. frledl1foltl'' a1 UAB
-UIIJCiDtlle.U..y.-.u.pid
roadftrtile-u.-ttlf*IIOI"d
b7U~;
.
UA.BbrtallnW.,noe~Pt~~t~toUU.
e~mpuawblcbal'l alill&n.l and m~ Tbe)' C'CiftDett wltb lbe uti
Mdtbl.aplbata,..~ttotbl
~~=!t~
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la !be olf<ampU~
But tNt electric . . . with srilll«<lt.trwalv••n:IUI!f•lltt«ttll
OOUDteriO-I')'tblfte:UABibladd~
fofMdllfM:IImlJeotaa-.,ybt.._..,IOdltyl!lllldec:UDL&adl
frtvokaa ablw'dlliel --ae lbe .
l)'ftlbttkpeop!IIU.eol!el•dtft•
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116111Updal_nreHbo..
UAB are- tlwol dM 11iF taere.a
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Alllalll.llf•UABIOe:urdM"'pod
~ uder
next tim8
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illul, )'auipiabldabrWilrtk:Mon
Series 9. Vol. 20 No. 15
INew•-1UWSP
Energy situation 'grim'
Drier uid bl wauJd lite to eoc:ounae aD atudeab DDt to lene wio-
dows ud doon opea aDd to obeerve
au tbwaKatat tettil!p. O:*er added
tbat tbe therma.tata are CODtroUed
Futurologists are not pollyannas
::=,"=.:=:=t=
aontloaa
and
tecbnolollul
breatthrouabt tbat will occur LD tbe
tutitre. ButwblteYerwWbetto..t.&e
ftiiU!t wW atem from knowJectce and
tbculbt
wbk:b mcua lbat IOdety
:::'~~
:::~:. ~'::
peulmiaUc: tbey IU)' be, " all «<I
tbdrUYeS."
Tbey allo .ugat tbat,
tbouCb
;:n~~::::n::
work il IUideqoiaf; rapd d:laap.
1bere are moft tban 40,000 dift'B'mt
job&lbtedlDa~oe­
cus-Uonllbaaclbol*udiiWI)'!onDI ,
ol Umibood DDt tbouCbt abcuc today
wUl be followed ID Ow c.- tal yean.
::~~~~t..!t:r':
10 before re.ddDc lb poUJati.ll, ~
...
=a,-=.:mt.=:~
Will.;.. u.e wonied about oftr..
"""""'""'""""""' ............
triedto~U.tU.probllm
:::.-~7rC:
tiMI'IYudotber~.
Presidential search committee not talking
OJairpenoc:m Entmaa aaJd tbe eommlttee bad bepa the &low proceu ol
aelerlioa. Any membes' aa the committee il free to ut for recontklrtrationolac:andkllte, Without
thlt ncon~lderaUon poJky the U.t
would be cut ID bllf, ahe ukt. She
allo uld the committee hu JOlt a
numb« ol ita top candidates to Mr.
Carter's admlnistn Uoa.
1be committee il a:petted to
~»I'TDW the rldd dowD to 1eu than
fi&ht flllllliltl by the md o1 February.
TheliatolthecholcecandldlteswiU
be sent to a Bolrd of Resent. panel
wbo will select the new Prftldent.
Eagon to run for Unit•' Council President
Enrollment stats
a.~ve~':---~t !
cordlni to Allodate Reaistnr ~\id
Edholm.
TndilkiMIUy there i1 • drop In the
=.~::m~u.!ld~
much
am~~ller
U.n uau.l this year
because of • ..lift' than expetted
number ol pe:t'I(Q, ..kina courses oll
campus..
Years qo It wu
~on
lor the
drop to be to per ~t. Last yeu it
was•6outlper~t•nd thilyearitis
downtol ~ pereml The tnro~lrnea~
tasUal!wul,SU.
If the 1,000 enrollment dot~
mateNUt.e, It would only be the
aecond Ume ln the IChool 'a history
thai It pUled lhlt number. In tht
spring oC tm, theN~ were 8,341 whkh
wu down from 11, 154 the previous
semester.
What's beyond
Masculinity ?
THE ARTS & CRARS CENTER PRESENTS
The first In a aeries of mlnl..c9urHS. Sessions begin the week of Feb. 14th. Regis·
traUon opens Feb . .7th: All classes will run for 4 weeks. Information on the classes
can be obtallned by stopping In or ~calling the Arts & Crafts Center at 346-4479.
Reglstr~~tlon for classes will be handled at the Arts & Crafts Center, located In the
lower level of the University Center.
All claSses open to the public - register now, class sizes are limited!
Pottery
1uk adl
* NM W11
_, ..... nni pilc:11.
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JliCIIItl ltd
glalJag.
WtL
7-1,.... SUO r..
Clla ...-15 . . . - .
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leftlrt Fabrication
F~
tectlniqun
tl
I
Jtwtlry
••tal
· 7.-P.M.
.CIS! dtplldtt
l 11
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Needlepoint
h•strucllan
RtHit,tiftt
In 100
slllchu,
llllcldng
llolslled
Ttts
. 7·1
P.M. plt<e.
COlt
depmdelt
on mfteNis
.....
Silk Screen
Basic techniques at slk
screen operation . Cost
dependent on mlttfiab:
used.
Daulllit-11,.,....
Coming up soon: Mini-courses In Batik, Darkroom T8chnlques , Wheelthrown p •
tery, ~crame, Crafts Potpourri, Soapmaklng , Weaving .
ot
~ P•.l~~ . ~~ 4.1177
Co-op m·aves - to new -location
By tbil time you miJit bne bellrd
that tbeSten!al Poiat.V. Food eo.
.............
But
teUiDt
about tbe Co-op's new
camel' ol Seeond f.ftd
b::atbl •t tbe
~~·t-~tbew!u~­
~
~~:;.'"1':...'U::rui:
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tbe lome room. The Co-op plaM to fcrma!IJ' opm Its doan lD two to three
A
"0Peo
trsb bUery illdledultd to
:r~~=up~a!MIIlcowtGary Streblow, ooe ol tbe two paid
empklyeet ol tbe Co-op Wd. the IJ'OUP
fett~~~tOolftr~jult
a:l:;:f;:=..~t
budy rec:opiu..,, DOW that itl
walll are lifted wltb jan, and tbe
=:c_~ln~
counters
Akllclrmcnoa~hadt.obeclone,
=-on.~~:::=~
~ rHIJided •nd' r.vamiahed .
. lla&tcltbeftUtbldtobeplutered
==-=u:~tx!,.::
=~~~t;;:
walk-UH:ooler ..... project that took
volunteen fnm lllkkummer to
JUIUU)' to complete. Ia fad the only
~that wasn't perlCII'l'lled
by rr. labor. bmltved teebaicaJ akW
mc:b .. del::tr'ical .orll; and plum-
......
However, uquirint the new
=~~~!:!
dalbind. AbuiktiJ:Ietund.uundert.lkea at ooe point. and m.o wu
ra.iMd by ~inC members In
reque~t ol doftalklnl. cMe Involved
member J&ld tbe Coop could have
more Items and that the invent«y
...an't u blab u they would have
lilr.ed, but tbe laclr. of money
=~ted tbe lf'CIUP from buylnc
THURSDAY·FRIDAY..SATURDAY
$1
0
NOW
JEAN SALE
Regular Bel ... '16.00
Big Bel ...... •11.00
Straight Leg • • . '16.00
·
.
8
·NOW 118. .
Saddlemans· .•• '15.50
PRE-WASHED
JEANS
·
~EGuLAR
14.50
1
TO
1
30.00
88
_ .
WAISTS 29" -40"
LENGT.I:tS t O 38"
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$
· WAISTS 29"·38"
LENGTHS TO 38"
HOP
r..._,•, tm Papl P..._
News Notes
In the cosh
~.(!)'ll. ~
GIIAT • GAB • OCAT
CMI" • \Ia' • ....
Arl anonymoua donor hu Sivm a
$5,000 lnvstmeot to ilJe political
~ dtpartment at UWSP whldl
will aenen.te an anaual tcholarshlp
oiGIOfaruoutataodlDcatudenl
'Jbe dGior df!llpated that recipient&
~~t!'=:
..Each year," be DOttd, "we bdp to
prepare and toaNisltOor Uatuck:nta
In tnterin& law tchoob,aome ollhem
amqlhel'lltloa'abelll"
LUI year, for example, aome of the
~rtmetlt'a &nduals wen~ ad·
mined to the Un!venlty ol Mldllgan,
Northwstem University, University
ol Wilconlin·MadisoD and other
"qualHy"lawiChools, he announced.
Heidi benefit
Block Sears
tram lbe cleputmeot fKUity will acf.
mlnilter tbe fund and select the win-
"'·
Prdeuor Riclwd Ouiatofrenon.,
chairman ol the dtpartmeot, aakl.
" We bave juat un6er 200 polllkal
tdence majora, among them aeveral
very outatandi!ll atudeota. Slnalina:
ouiODewW bedUficult, indeed; butat
least we DOW will be able to atvesome
' tuclble reward aloni.with lnta.ngible
reotiiJUikln to a atudent who ta
.. repraeatatiYeol our very bell"
1be tUDd il tbe fiBl f!ltabliabed ill
tbe departmeatfor a atudeotscholar·
~r~~~~e:-s:~~rc:
other aource. to we ill asualing and
boaorinaadditioaal~
LRC
relents
...................
Energy conservation stressed
abort.ll~
in workshops
or aurplus of dlber
=~~~r;
~~u:e~-v:.<a"thedemaftd
Tbe dedlkd: made bowevfll', m~~y
tbe enriroomeatal iJD..
C&UM -
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Cold blooded dinosaur: myth destroyed
t::w~J:e.m~~at
milundentood
Why bu tbll blppeaed! How is It
tbaiDlOitolourDOCiolll(udbef'elt
ID\IIt be atr.led that Ollr rden to
both ldeatilt ud laypenao alike) .
have been Wl"'GC'\JI)OI:I iavt~~Up.Uoa'!
1be anner ilu'fuci.DaliD& u 10me
of tbe more recmt reHil'Cb condueled on the lmpncUc.ality ol
ectotbermle:
or
e:Ofd:l:ilooaed
cllnou.u,JS.Itlnvatveltberealization
lhatp&)eootolocY,uarelativelynew
ldenee, bad mmt olltl foundatioaa
laid ln the lut oentury aDd wu
tbeftforel\lb,)ecttotbeprevailing
biuc!soltbeday.
Tbll
seemtobeol
FEBRUARY 5 & 6 (SAT. & SUN.)
PROGRAM BANQUET ROOM ·
7 &·9:15P.M.
ADMISSION 51.00 OR
SEMESTER PASS
......._ Npl
1m
. dmey iD ldelllifk drdel to que~Uon
the va.lktity ol tbe Biblic&J amJUnt ol
creation. 'lhll when the qe fouU
remains o1 the dlnc:uu.n were fint
uneartbeclandspec:ulati<l:labowlded.
both fadlons-lbq&e aeeklna to
praerve the imqes In GeneiiJ and
thole seardlina f« a more pnctk.ll
appro.dl-were quick to try and ~
vert what IHtle lnl'orm~lion was
mown for tbdr own oeeds and aubsequenUy ~pored cir O'Vtmnphulud
certaltlupectsoltheearlydr.ta,
In addltiM, lheR existed •mona
some ol the more prominent pale-on-.
JOio«<stsoltbetime (notablyOthniel
MArsh aDd Edward Cope) ., aa~te
sense ol pro(euionll rivalry. This,
more olten than
, wtule •purr\n&
Eco Briefs
Bike route
Summer employment
load control
A U.S. Court d Appaail bu directed tbe fedrenl EDfln:lllmeotal
Protection ApDey lo U.t )Md .. •
major polluta.nl Ooee listed. tbe EPA
IDUit illue, within GDe year, ambMat
air studardl for tbe pollutant'a eootrol. After tbe le\teb: have ·beeo
eAablilbed.air,.._ will hive four
yean in wbleb t& meet U... stu-
-~packing
Over Spring
Break
(March. 11-20).
AT
·GREAT
St«lKF( MOUNTAIN ONLY
NATIONAL: PARK sgo
SIGN IP IN
S1UilOO ACTIVITIES
(Jfl(l,
2ND Fl.(D (IJC) .
. FEIIRUARY 1-11
AN OUTDOOR
SYMPOSIUM
'1AKE NOTHING
BUT PICTliES,
LEAVE NOTHING
BUT FOOlPRINTS"
0
MAR0t5- 8 A.M.-6:30P.M.
COST sa;oo
Workshops Include: Rockclimbing,
survival training,, orienteering, win
ter camping, backpacking, ou1doo
photography, canoeing, and cross
counby skiing. Guest Speakers:
Peter Simer and Derek Pritchard . .
Fellftary4. 1m
• • • • ...._
Effects of nuclear power debated
or local and alate otndaJI did the
==ev!:.~W:,~ltC:~r:
wayautolllne".
The aubject ol nahl.n& wu Dr.
Huver's nut poilll. Mrim claimed,
contndktiD& Dr. Huver'a rsurch
that " r.sb. are being uua,bt at the
KewaUDM Plant", and " the DNR wiD
:':J:.~,lt'l the best place iD theatllte
tt il tnletberearepkotyolfisbto
be round near nucle.r power plants.
According to 2 atudlel provided by
Or. Gec:qe lkder al the CotJeae ol
Natw'alRf::IOW"Cf!!, "Electric Power
aDd lt't lniJueoce on
Grat l..ake.Filh" oml, by1bomiJ
A.. Edsall and '"nne Impact ol Great
GenenUon
Lalte. Power Geoeratln& Plants on
Flab Populltioal", Ut731 by Howard
o. Tall, a~ au fisb In the Great
Llks paulhrou&h the beleb zone
and ute it "du.rit!& the ~lder portJons
~~-:.:o~·~~
thrir)'Gilftl" .
ACCGidirlltotbeTiitReport.tbele
fish are attncted to the' warmth ol
the wutewater discbar&e by DUdear
JIO'ftt' pWatl, wbkb hive "a tbemW
d'fidtaeythat llorl!y50ptteentol
tbltoltbefouilfuelplants" .
•
BoOI otlhete ttudiM dte the "new
===-.:~~w:;
implrcement on intake ICrftDI o1
theA plants; at tbe lDdlu PoiDt
pow&' plaut on lbe Hudloa River In
:;.~~m:~=~=
Many ol these wen wblte perdl and
striped bau. In one day In tm,
110,000 emtrald ahinen were ki.Ued In
a plant at Erie, Ptnnsylvanla.
UNIVERSITY FILM SOCIETY PRESENTS
ca.&ar IE CIL\PLIN'S
CLASSIC COMEDY
MODERN TIMES
willt~Goddord
Wli:trr\ciected .rd scoed b.- Ch.les~
STARRING: CHARLIE CHAPLIN
& PAULETTE GODDARD
fiB. 8 PROG. BAmT RM. 1 & 9:15P.M.
fiB. 9 WISCONSIN RM.
7 & 9:IS P.M.
00 OR SEMESTER PASS
Monday,
~
~---.- ~
University Store
346-3431
ATIONAL .I NCINERATOR
JFK's
=-.. .
Droae'• prevloua aua•lnatloa
.
tbat Hubert Humpbny
--~~~-
Eagon denies affair
How long do you have to live?
Dowd tells all
Fint of aU, auume that you will
Uve to be tOS. Tha~'s right , 105. ~·
t::'~.t~~=:
aotbioua.h this Lite Expectancy Test,
~~~ndto ::;~'~r,:d'ro"'u!:
~li=- ~:~ bpec~~
~~. or your LEQ tprOnounced
UJt ). If your LEQ il smaller than
your preent aae. pleue send us •
poaturdtotbateffect.sothat v.'e~an
remove your name from our sub-
~
ac:rlptlon 1111, thereby u ving you r
pievin& lovll!d ones the added misery
o1 IJu&e stadtl ol news~ pen buiklinJ
uponthe'POf'Ch.
PART ONE: ENVIRONMENT.
t . lfyouhaveanenvtroruneat,add
environment c:onsists ol
an RCA TV shipping ente, subtract
r~.lf '!OW tnvircnmen t b a dorm,
subtracUN.
4. U your environmtnt is the
world's only dilldffn 's l»'olhel, add
u you are still hi the womb, add
five.
PART
IIEALTII
TWO :
PERSONAL
•
6. SUbtllct two for eYft'Y Slim Jim
you 'veevft'eaten. ·
1. U you can count your ribs, subtnt't three. If you can play clear,
sharpmuskalnotnonlhem by hit·
tina: them with a l"ttbber malkl, subtnct2S.
1. SUbtract two if you 've ever fa llen
olf a high building. Subtract &a if you
sublequently hit lhe ground.
l . lf)'OU canbrutheunderwater,
« papesa &i.Jls, add 15.
10. Subtract one fot uch ol the
followlna you' ve eaten in your
lifetime: library pule, wu lips, Ink,
small lqulliC.Inlmlll, u fety riZOnl,
1 m~treu, foreign currency, M bat·
........U your
11 .
.....
am~Bin&
DOle Is ahlpt'd like ID
t.my1rd 1nim1l, subtract
.
12. Do you ever aee double? SUbtnctlhree.
11. Do you ever see double? Subtnctthrft.
.
13. Subtnct three If you've ever lnlel'tedlforei&nobj«:tlnto yourear
wltboul 1 doctor'& supenilkln. SUbtnct451flheobj«:twul hlndgun.
14. 11 you've ever utea 1 bruth
mint, 1t1btrlct oae. tr It wu like
hro... t.o .•. two mlntlln oae, IUbtnct
..._
' PART ntREE= LIFESTYLE AND
HABITS. ,
'
tl. What do you do wbea
really
k:
~=::}~~; :t::aa~:
ten. (8 ) Try to talk it over with the
~- tr your
• U5.
novels written by W1 terpte conspirators.
Ui. Your pers«~~l Ntina hlbitl
ue: tAl DOrmal, three 1QUU'eS a
dly· subtract two. (8 ) llltpl in 32
statn ; add five. <C> .tour pinal, a
can ol bean dip, half 1 bu ollinl;er
ll'llpl, a&anclwkh,aDda cue of Pabst; 1ddone.
17. SUbtnc.t two If you 've aver bad
an operation. 8\lbtnc.t thrM U It was
on your heart.. Su~tnc.t five If you
performed It yOW"RRf.
.
1$: Add five If you rtnd yourself
becoming nlu&eated by best-s.e!Una
~;subtract14.1ClPunc.h hil­
berfabeout; addtigbt..
.
•
tt. SUbtnct three U you UM aey ol
~~~~C:.ln~~~~
=~en~:~~~bJ~~~
holy toledo, lrtal~lllolflre.
20. Uyouread thtpepen regularly,
subtract four. Uyouradjustlhefunoles. addfour.
t. Add threeifyoucan'tremembetthe last time you wore ma tching
.....
21. u you talk to Yf!Jr plants, add
~:fw~.~~-tfive. U
23. 11 you uy thlnp in public like,
"Pardon me, would you mind
~~;nJ-=t·~~~d=
you,"subtrlct40.
•
24. Yourperaoaa.ipbllolopbyollile
is : tAl Uve and let Uve; add oae.
18 ) Kill the butards ; add two. IC) I
believe that for every drop oll"lin
that falla, JOmeWbere, aomtthin&
very amaU 1et1 wet; add five.
25. Look up. U YOII'IM wltu.res drcl\ng,subtrac.t iOI.
PART FOUR : 0111ER8TUFF
21(1. U you've aver awaued 1 big
C:~tr:r=-u;.a=~:
wayandt. tthebell~olyou.
%1. Uyauhlturooathlatcstalong
timt iiO,IUbtnclten.
2:1. If you ' ve ever rel::ei ved
literature from Billy Graham, subtractthree. Uitcametoyouinafluh
ol fire aad amoke wblle you were entertaining )"CCW"Rll" in the ~lbroom.
aubtractseven.
2!1. What wouk1 you do U 1 IIlii out
oltuoe, w1:IWd )'OU at&Dd up ud olk
outoame'!Subtnctflve.
30. Subtract 10 II you've enr bten
conned into maJdnC • dowtl ,.yment
Ol'lllentpool.
Making the newa happen
_
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local boy fl•ls wron11 number
Friday,Fdml.ary4
'""-
Womm Basketball, O.htosll. 6:30pm CH I
UAB FUm : THE NEW LAND, 6:30 & 9:30pm (Program Banq.
n:~.~tre: THE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE,l pm (Jenkins
'l'heltre,FABI
Sllu'day,Febnlaryt
Wreatling, UWSPOoubleDual CHl
Buketb.IU, Stout IT)
~=-~~:o:-:ei'~-.Jt;·i-TbER LILY?, 769: 15
~:;~: :-.:'~5 ~bM SYRACUSE, '! pm (Jenkins
Theatre, FABl,.._
&uwla:t, Febnlaryl
Univ. FUm Soc. Movie: WHAT'S UP TIGER LILY?, 7&9: 15
pm (Pn;llram Banq. Rm.., UCI
Senior Honor Soddy L&st Lec:I~Serlet , 7 pm (12:5 A B, UC I
Unlv. Theatre: THE BOYS F'ROM SYRACUSE, 8 pm (Jmkins
Tbeatre, FAB I
Mo.da:tFdrul')'l
RHCF\lm : THE LASTPICIVRESHOW,~p'!' ( DeBotCmterl
Basketball, Oabkcah. 8 om (H I
Arta AI Lecture~ : THE ROMEROS (Spanish Guitaristal I pm
CM1cl!eJseaHaU,FAB I
~'t!J:~~~~:::.~:<=F~~~:30 pm The
AslassinltionSymposlum3
.
B,:P.R. Cilamp
at~rn'n:':r~~:r~~::=~er:t~
semester are carry-oven from last fall. This leave. them wllh
DOthing to do but walt fordtclslons from b.f&ber up.
'l"'leMa:t.Febnaary8
Student Presidents Association Dinner, 8 pm (Formll Dining
n:~.U~ Soc. Movie: MODERN TIMES,
h~~~~U~h.nm. Rm., UCI
l & 9:15 ,pm
RHC Film : THE LASTPICIVRESHOW, 8pm (Allen Center)
UAB Coune1 6 Seminars: WARREN FARRELL. buman
b'~4:a~~==~~· ~Q~~~CUSE, 8 pm (Jmkinl
'll.:~f~: BARRY DRAKE, i-11 pm Colfeehoule,
g;~~ TV, ebarl. 3: 7-7: 30 pm ~dvanc:M Banjo 3, 7:30-1 pm Tbe
Weather, H :30pm TbeDick Bennett Basltt~~-
WeU8dl:t, Fdlnaary t
~~-~La~'!:e: MODERN TIMES, 7 AI
u::~r:~~-:::~~10pm ( l25A 8, UCI
9:15 pm
Univ. Theatre : THE BOYS FROM SYRAC\l'SE, 8 pm (Jmkinl
-=~~:
BARRY DRAKE, 9-11 pm (Coffeeboule,
UC>
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UAB Film: ' FUNNY LADY, 7 & 9: 30pm <Program Banq. Rm.,
~~~- Tbeatre: THE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE, 8 pm CJenklnl
ll:;~~: BARRY DRAKE, i-11 pm (Cdfeehoule, UC J
f'\rltmtbe~ahtnanlgans,theCHplaltDiuplDthe
~=uae~~tw!~~~~=:~~~OO~
:s•.;: '=J ~~ ~obthl~~~~~~le::!f!i
e~ptdllly since ltpl precec1toce for audl operation~ bu
alrelldy beta atablilhed elsfthtre In the system.
AI I~eell, tbeM.IdMob'adtciaklll
theCHpdoel not
qualUy u an tducllional bonul, which Ia a matter ol IA-
that
=~~~~:n:':;-the'~:·:_~unti;.";
uy
It «JUUd be an educlliona.l plua 11 uWiud and manaaed
properly.
Right DOW the wbole ball ol WU: Ia tittln& iD the Umbo Com·
mltlteawaltinc !urtbtr avoidance.
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. money
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men 'undlna the operaUon abould
hippy, the ttrwn
be
~:=~~-.=~w::ta·-~e.~;
and 1 think we wW all be able to~ lf'elliy from the
facllitieawltbout foWI.n&theenvironment to much.
. UxlklDs for ways to uve money? Well look no more for our
=:a=.=~=~y~~'w~t:'::~~~~~
~me~tf~la~3!:!;.cr~~~:~u;.~
.
olapproval.
'fl.tM let
to
strioua for a moment and talk about a matler ol
grave t'ODC'tnl . Setma ever since the •IJ1CII1er ol the student
senate and.tbe auembly there hu betrl aome «WU~ion u to
~~~!~w~~<:-~;.~~t!'~ .
a
solution that .Mil•aii'IJahtea1out ~·
The Vip bu
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An aquaintanceol mine, who-11 a member of theiUtmbly and
::.~'!!=~n=~~·
=~:t.~P-followen
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The SGA mett1na thlt waa schiedaled tor January 30 wu
called Dfr btcluae hardly anyone showed up. In Ol'dtz' to hokfa
meetin& tbtre hla to be a quorum, A quorum Is mertJy a
rujority Df tbe members, in thia ea.. 21, but with twelve empty
=~~c:=~==::~ec:o~~to
but tinct It wu the 11nt lltberinl ol the temeller tbey ~
what the hell and had a meettnc anyway. Scunda like y~'1:.'k
lldtotlDtere~ttome. OhwdJ. 'Ullnulllme ...
[Sport.-!
Superquiz a whiz
By IWMI1 Mnelud,.. s.w...
1. Wbo wu tbe Rnl American
cn:~a OYer to tbe National
~ the I"HHW'y
t.equer to
:::r,
... rsult
b: ::lt~
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7. What player hit Into a triple play
on his lut lime up In the majors'!
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a.Moc.eSkOWTOn
b. Ron Santo
a. BWWaltoa
c. JoePI&natano
b. Wilt Chambedaln (famOUI taU .
d. Wa1tWUmot
e. Ron Bornha~~~er
c. HarthomeWln&o ""'d. ClaltPilua"
c. GeoeT. .ce
a.
e.SikkWatts
d.W•Covialtco
LWayoeGarlud
ft \n.o pU,yed iD the mo~t
~fortbe~tUoa&?
pmes
a. Nate ADen
b. Fred CUT
c. Fred McNeW
d. Warren Wells
e. Mkk!)' stmmor.
Ac:eordinllo the Lite Beer «Wn·
merc::1a1. what buebaU card could
5.
you cet
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a. Ed.Zyble:
b. Dick LeBeau
f«
a
Marv 'l"broaeberry
e. Which one
a. OM Gil HOd&el
c. JoeSdlmktt
~-Kanu
of the MII\DMOta TwiDI
~~~~lnooepme?
b. Forty-fourWoodyWoodwardt
c. one Hector Cruz
d.WQ111Walker
Ouw.cl•a Ray Guy has had one ·
=:~bloctedlntheNFL.~
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e. one Duke Snider
d.Lany!IWo
e. DoD Mindler
S. Wbo ctid c:l~Uiie Finley tnde for
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b. JoeRudl
c. DoD Baylor
d.£11ja-
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&. WhoKOred Baltimore's only touchdown In Super Bowl III?
a.JenyHW
b. ToroMatte
c. Broob Robinson
1. Who pve up Henry Aaroa'a llnt
D\lj« 1eape bome n.an!
a . EruieBJ'Cilio
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.,_b. JobnnyPodrel
d. JollnMadl:ey
e. GeorJe S.uer
d. Vk Rueb!
e. Franll Tanana
Winter Carnival at lola This Weekend
BJGeert;N..U
Fed up wltb waiter'! Got calM
fewrl You aeed IOIDe IteM air aftd
actiflty to atimldate '1fNr body aod
IOOtbeYfN7:troubledmbxl? lolaill
bavlnl their tltb ADma! Winter Cl.r·
nivalltdl'weetead, February 5th and
6th. to remedy the winter brrn.
For the more active, cet up early to
~atiO"'am.Sablrdayfortbe
Nordic: Ski rae.. 'n. rae. start at
1:00 Pill aDd &nl ~to all qs and
Noneman1 HW, DOrth on Hwy. 4t of
lola, with sdmisalm ol II.CIO In advance and 11.25 at tbe pte. Admiaakln pts you a Hi ~Ia' aDd
ynu only pay once.
Shake olf yourwinterbrrn and Uve
aUWe. Waxyourskis,stopMtinalor
nnw and warm up the ear. 'nlere II
more to wint.tr than the pid. See you
· atthestartinlllnel XC Forever:.
toalllevelsofexpertlse. Uyouenjoy
~ll)'lkiin&.tl'}'itwllha
bundre:t people, or j111t have full
watdlin&tbemasastartoftberaoe.
For the nonClen the next step In
your lhenpy is FOOD. Tbe Nor·
weglaDs have planned their kiea ol an
afternoon snack, the Tonke Mktda&.
Tbe NGr"Weeian supper 1oes from 3 to
9pmat tbe lola HigbScbooland lriU
Include: Lut.efast, frelb cod, meatt.lk, LeUe and those good Nor·
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'lbe Pointers tied tbeaeore at47 aU
and bid tbe biU .ttb abc lt'C'Oftdt left
wben they calk!d • timeout to set up •
pl.ly. Pointer ruard JobMy 8aDdow
ioc* a :ao foot abot from tbe budlne
wltb oo time rem.~iJlln&. Tbe biU
wmt halfway t.brou&h tbe butet, but
then popped 01.1t, tmdiDI tbe pme ln-
1 0 -.
Stout took the kad ill tbe u:tra
period, but the Pointen eontinued to
hang in. Down !16-64 with 11 I«''OIdd
)eft, Sandow wu fouled and •leW*~
totbe hft: throw line for tbe boaul opportunity.
Once ap.iD hd ltowDed upoa b1m
u the &bot rUled olf tbe rim. Stout
eontrolledt.be~llldiC'Cir't!d
aDCither buket. A bucket by ste¥e
Menzel at lbe buzzer aat tbe flnll
m8fllntoooepolnt.
ACADEMIC CREDIT available for majors or
minors in History, Soc,
or Political Science. .
SIGN UP NOW in
Student Activities
Office, 2nd floor. UC.
Ski team oH to good s~art despite IIHie prac:flc:e
Crob:Fal.ll, wu tbirdtocom~the
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aad leMa State lut 1ft fourth place. In
the women's competiUon. UWSP
reiped iUpf'eiDe apiD .. tbey. -
over Iowa State.
••
Thea lut Noaday
nJcht at Nordic
Mountain iD Mouat Morris, Wlsc.,
UWSP, bel.t~.atamthrltbu
bl.d C'Orlliderably mare pradiee thaD
tbe Pdnten tbll ysr. 1.t1 team standlap, PoUlt pmered first with 45
polnta.-OUWI&b ... leeODd witb S3
points, tbe Pointer 1'8 " team wu
Wrestling
complilbed dispi.te the at.eoce of
three tou&b wratlen: Pe.aw:k wu
ldtat bome witb eye problema, Ket·
ter wu out wll.b a rl.b injury, and
bea'l)'"ftl&bt Mike Steaail bad a
broke~~ band. Sevtnl •trona: 3rd
pl.lce fin1lbet were turned in by Jdf
Henic:tl (121), Rick lAuten <UI),
Cal 'hdtes . OS4l, and tnnlfer
ltudent Kevin Rinke (1$0)'• •
Tbe Pointers faced UW·Eiiu Claire
on the I'Oid WedDmday, and return
home this Saturdlly for a double duaJ
meet against Northland and St.
Thoma~ ~sol MlnDesota at 1:00
p.m. lnBerJGym.
Mu.nson II optimiltk about his
team's cbaoces in the toftf~
meet at LICroue in two weeks. He
noted that the beallhof hialqUIId il
lhefoealpointolthelrsueeesaor
demise. ~.three~
hive topped the tam tbus far:
Slwet's ts..t record top& the WSUC,
Peatoct iJ t3-5,andTacteslstU.
niDe polatl. .Oihta&b wu
second with one point. Jamie
with
Don Edberg, eo.ch oi: tbe UWSP
lkj taam, plM!ed fint wltb a total
timeoi 48.0157. Dave B«p oi()abtc.h
wu secood at 48.~. wbile Scott
Kelley came out oi DOWbere to take
third for the Pointer " B" t.mwith a
41. 1~ total Ume.Miiyek, Moen and
Berry rounded ~~ tbe Point et!ort,
placlna: fourtb, fifth aDd ninth repel:·
tiydy.
~
11le UWSP womea'a team toe* fint
--·
Grandllch was fint for tbe Pointer
p.b, wllile tea:mm.ate Ricky Erway
M~:~~~:~.:.~
four for tbe Point.en. Tbe winner will
be determined by totalj)Ointl.
Slid Edber'J, "Oil*Oih bu a!alrly
decent team. Tbey get uked to aU oi
the invltallonal meetl in the area,
andlt'a alwaysrd~tobeattbem. "
The ski team il idle unW Feb. U,
W~h VUlage
when they tnvel to
Mu.nsonackkdthatthisyear's tam
bu lhown c:rut improvemeat in
comparison to last season. Wby the
big turnaround'! ''Lui year we bid
two men that we De. f t could C'OWil
an," said Munson. ''1bil yar we've
got n~ and we'll 1till hive an o1
tboM peop&e blct next year."
The staUstic:l show the vast lm~t,ulhePolatenhavegooe
from a 20-10 record In Individual matcbellastseason to102-56thlsysr.
1be team bu awdled from 11 mem·
ben last H:UOn to35thll year, and
lbe bead mentor eagedy expects 4s
~:: -=~ ~t!lut c!u;':r
away from bein&
aood recrultmg
cB
JeU(m
cam~. and a
~m during lbe
would be " j\M:t wbat lbe
doctGrOI"da'ed."
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MEN'S LIBERATION ·
AN EVENING WIIH
II. WARRfN FARRRl
cP
Hie progrem consists of
lecture, ·question
end
answer, exerclaea In role reversal, forming of
consck)usneu ralalng groups, and a men's
beauty ccinteat.
FEB. 8, WISCONSIN ROOM (U.C.)
PROGRAM BEGINS AT 7:00 P.M.'
ISDaY -·
IWIIW
DEe
HORCER
••
Art• • Caltare
Faculty poets
. . to recite
ByK~H.OW..
Poetry, f« maey ol
Ul
is not
.amttbin& we do in our spare time.
For
UWSP
profeuon
Tom
Mcll:eown. '\\ntony Oldknow, and R1cli;
Behm, wrttln& and l"fdlin& poetry II
:U'Z1!~~nd fulfillin& ,quest for
On the evenl.qol Feb. t, Mcl<eown.
Oldknow ud 8ehm wiD &tveumplel
ol thftT individual worts. TheM
poetk:a]l'tlldinp.nUbebeldlntbe
Univenlty Center, room 125. at I pm.
Students, faculty, and nmnben ol
the Stevms Point community are
urged to attend. No admiuion will be
charged for lhls Unlv~lty Wrlten
"till.
Tom McXeown wu born In Evanston. IUinob. He bepn writin&
poetry, u well u tk:Uon. in 11151.
McKeowrm has never had any formal
trainin& in poetry writin&, but lnltsd
learned what he knows about poetry
totally on hil own. He did study
creative writfng while a student at
the University ol Mchlpn with an
emphasis em Octklrl.
McKeown II widely published not
only in the United States, but in
England aDd South America u well.
K1l wu1l; has betn publi&bed In the.
New Yorller, Allaatk, Harpn-'1, Tbe
NaUoa, com-weal, and Lbe NltW
von: n mn. Several ol his books lndude: '111e LumlnCM~I Re_vol:ve r,
Drivllllf To S.nta Fe, and H- e ol
Walfl',
Tom MeKeown write~ poetry whkh
Is highly imllgillk, usiag wordl
which create pictures. He is interested In creating a poem whkb
''w«U" in other words, conveys an
image to DOt only tbe reader, but tbe
poet as well. When a poem ''Worts'',
it produces a kind ol magic, even
thou&b tbe poem lbelf may DOt be one
=~~=tic:~ol
Over
the
past
few
years,
~~d~sl~~~~~:.
'he now strives to combine them with
=~::!::t::W~1~~u::::!
rather than merely
ol reality
studyin& everydlly a rt. 'Ibis
t)'Jie'ol
creative writing enablel the poet to
delve lnto the epistemokllk&J realm,
therefore gainin& an inll&.ht wbkh
goes beyond "booze" or ''Ia". Ac·
confing to McKeown, "It becomes an
adventure, and, you (the poet) an!
able to see where the words lead
you."
The words ol poetry rarely lead a
poet tD fame or fortune. A poet writes
STARRING: MAX VON SYDOW
LIVULLMANN
FEBRUARY 4
6:30 & 9:30P.M.
PROGRAM BANQUET ROOM
ADMISSION $1.00
COMING NEXT
WEEK
''Funny Lady"
,........
P:aieiJ F._,i; Jm
OWJ'I
.
wo_rks
and Bellm offu Interested In·
dlvldua)l an opportunity to cune to
the rsllzalion lhat poetry II mueb
more thi n "juvenile e:xpreuloas of
,.)heart sidtness".
Chaplin's
art : an unrivaled gift to the world
.
.
~
degree of name-dn:lppinc Qlaplln ftl:l•
~~~~~~~
an
emiDeat r~. 1 feU this
W'lfalr
criticiam, eqledaUy iC one were to uo·
derstand Its motivation, which doubt·
Italy stemmed fnxn tbe Mturt: of
In ne UWt ftUow.Pet.er Cote&·
and Tbelma Nlklalll write, ''1be
Cha pli n hallma rk is put upon
tbeman'searlyliCe.
Chaplin wu born lrl poverty, the
of thinf.ratestrollina: pla)'S'I, a
100
=
low and prec:arioua protea\oa
of·tbe-ftntury
Eo&Jand.
in
bolt
the inhuman mecha.'lizatiori of m.
dultry, by failln& to Ughten a
on
tbe endleu conveyor_ beiL.Tbe small
failure In routine upset. the wbole
MnpUcated process untu Qlarlie II
c:aUCht In tbe nnachlnery~ to
clemonltnte that if copbedure
Jarae enou&h. one may u fely 1troU
amouna tbem, • ludlclous a nd
brilliant climax.''
tunJ.
Hil father
!i~~s:tb·:r:ei~
penury. His motbu suffered a Der·
,..,.. lna.tdowo and Charlie, by thea
a child of tbe London streets wlxl had
tofend foraUving,wusent toa
workhouse orpha.DIIae ror destitute
survival and t:riumpbl Tbia wUI be
lbolm by the Unlvenlty Film Society
on Tuesday and Wednelday eveningl
=inw.:-:tc!"::t..~=-..~
mime and child performer to suppcrt
__a l 7:00 and 11:15, Februlry I In the
Program Banquet Rocxn, and Feb. t
himself. Charlie s urVived his
childhood; but the mart of It oever
intbeWfae. Room.
left him. nu, It is undentandable
when, many decades later he mentions In his memoirs the ma ny
~ti:ic:".~:h?.~:a!~
~-:-.:-~~=
urdtin within that he hu come so far
follolnd by one of wocten combla up
In this •orld.
Tbe n:ptrimcea and backgraund ol
hiaearlyyearsalsolert tbeirmartoa
bla fll.ms--for the little tramp is vay
out of a 1Ubw8y; and by tbe ltlqleo·
deus satire ol tbe factory decor,
lnbuma.n, endlealy
Working at produclna nothina .
shlnl.n&. sterile,
:=w:!:.:Zec~~~:!:.
-~~~r:~~~U:
r~
the spirit to COOQUet' adverse clr·
toryHand.ButCiw'Ueeanneverbea
c:umslances. It is especil.lly rdlected
in Modem nmn, a film he made in
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UWSP ARTS & LECTURES
PRESENTS
PUCCINI'S
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1:00 P.Jil.
_:. QUANDT RllDHOUS<
UWSP STUDENT 11.00
2.00
3.50 ~ 14.50
YOUTH 1
ADULTS 1
factory worker. He detnorlstratel his
incapacity, and incidentally satlrizel
It II my brelleflhltCbapllD s landl
alonelnfilmblstory . ~ .. reno
" modem day Cblpllim," no rivail, no
c:blllenpn to till accomplishment.
i:te!
~. :tr:~·t ~;: ~
a;veo us. U I could Choo.ea Jepcy to
leave to this world, it would not be
~=··:~:··.~a::t~:
Generation~
bef::'e ours have
lauabed and cried at this man's art,
our own 1Ull doel, and there is no
doubt in m y m ind thll 10 will
a~ation upon geoeraUon to come.
Boys promises warm laughter on cold nights
ByC-yWIUe
On fo'ebruafj 4th the theatre Huon
• will reopen wit h the Richard
fWd&en-Lormz Hart musk.al 8oyl
FTGm Synu::IIH. This Is a knlvtlh
tale ol twiD brothers and twin servants who have been separated for
ldeviskxl. night club!, reviews and
lndusUUb, 8oy5 '""' Syncue wUI
be no problan. Brion: joinlni the
theatre arts faculty he was lhe ar·
listie director ol lhe Royal Sweclish
and are now in the ume town
Amcriean BaUct theatre In New Yorlt
City. The SCftiCt)' ol CClWR has
changed, the stage is far from
&ftdcn. but the music a nd the
movements are the ume. Music
~an
~v! c~ea~.:t:11e~ !:iicr0:~
1
unbeknownst to eatb otbtr. II thilm•iu.J eaper sounds ramUiar, Yfl
the tille doesn 't
tin&. a bdl, Perb&PI
'I'H Comedy ol ElTon by Wllli.Jm
Shakespeare will spa rk your
memory. And what UHd to be the
C'OW1yard In nne Arts has now been
transformed into the Square ol
Ephesus, w~ this cocky quartet
meetsa ndtheconluslonbqins.
Rod&en and Hart's rendition ol
'ftle Comedy of Emn II .guaty,
l"ttllaln&ablgpartolJamesMoore's
life.
II this cold .ftather in Stevens Point
hu rroun anyone's sense ol humor,
perhaPI the ·anclent Roman setting
located In the courtyard ol Fine Artl
w\U th4,.w It out. The natunl ll&ht.
open s pace, and the " Roman " loolt of
thepJace is perfectfor . thisplay. ·
~s!~l=·:=!~~~~:..~
Ideal setunl(.
Wea rlnl oerlod
eo~tums wttb tODI(Ue-and-d)cdr: accents, and spewing forth s ueh up-todate dialogue u " Home Ui where the
chariot is being fixed", the cast ol
Boys from Syracue evaltes wann
laughteronlhesecoktdays.
Chris Knutsen and Dicit Gtatln are
lhe Antipholua twins who were
separated at birth. Ne.a\Brenard and
Bart Sc;hllawskl are lheir twi n set··
Uz 1npel wiU asalat Jamea Moore
sometimes bawdy,
~~ all the time
fUMy . H moves. it lings. it a m~.
and at tbesame timebrin&s oHaa extremely dilf!allt feat by making •
. Shllkespurean plot especblly nsy
~~:~::~~~~~r':
~ c!onductor and
The oripal production ol The Beys
From Syracue played in tt3W9 on
Bn:llldway.
It reopened in 11113,
Polly Sauer Ia scene cti.rtoetor and as
technkal director Ia II Soo Shin.
Other members ol the director staff
are Steve Crick as li&htin& designer,
Michael McGrath as c01tume
deaignb.
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" Fallin& 1r1 Love With Love" are u
now as they were forty
yean ago. ADd the Shakespearean
romantk:
rttylhml and imagery are a special
source of enchantmen t ~n any
musical.
~~sf~;:r:c~ :
nth a nd curtain time is 1 p.m.
UWSP students may purchase ticltets
at Sl with aetlvltlea card arxllD.
'Jklteta for the play a re available at
the Theater Arts 8o:J. office in the
F\neArtaBulldlng.
Music has been a bi4 part ol James
Moore's llfe. In addition to directJna
8Dy5, he is doing the cborqraphy u
well.
But for a man who hat
choreographed
for
vocal director for the
VWSical comedy ll. WilUam Madsen,
lbe play Ui also backed by an orcheltr• made up of eigbt instrumentalists.
. tofoUow .
Broadway ,
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.
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through all o1 La Krime'a WGI"k.
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BARRY DRAKE
In The U.C. Coffeehouse
TUESDAY THRU THURSDAY
~FEBRUARY 8, 9, 10
9·11 P.M.
Forloltuee,lnapieeecalled''Self
Opention Fiction," a man II aittina:
in a chlllr calmly openlfDI on a Ide
he hal cut iD hil atomacb. Tbe picture tdil a atory litfi a Ira-me frorn a
movie or a piclure from an old Lila
Mquine ~ eaay. Somebody·~
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Lei Krime is an U&Odate prafcuor
of art at the State UDivenity ol New
York at Buffalo. Hi1
it ln-
won
temallma.Uy known aDd exiblted.
Gal)' Hqen bu been on the UWSP
facultyllncelllM. Heteacbeldell&n,
drawing,
painting. Hll worir: bas
been lelected for about 7$ ~.
state, and national e:dbl.tionl. He ls
thedireetoroftheCarlltenGallery.
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No Defense·_Ever Rests
In another section ol his boo&,
Bailey recalls the trials or the four
sus pt"CI.s accused In the Great
Plymouth Mail Robbery ol 1962.
'" When one or lhe s us pee: II admitted ·
that he had been informing on the
other s uspecll to Ptllt Office in·
111e0dtDJI!NeverR« ts
F . LN Ballt.J wllb Ha rvey Al'o!~MIIl
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Review~
by Patrick Spahn
In my opinion, The Ddecue Ne,·rr
Rests , wrilten by f'. Lee Bailey, the
highly praised c:rimlnallawyer, is one
o{ the best books written pertaining to
the subject of "criminal injustices."
In his boot, Bailey nc.alls with
fucinaUna dttaU the episodes aDd
the !rials ol his lhl:ee mc&t renowned
cues: Or. Samuel H. Sheppard's
retrial and aqultt&l; the trial or
Geor'Jt Edgerly in Lhe "Torso Murder" case : a Dd Dr. carl Coppolono's
New Jersey aquittal and his F)orida
conviction for murdet'. He also recalls
thelrialsollbefOUTic:cused.SUSpecls
In lhe $1 ,SSI.m Gnat Plymouth Mail
Robbery o( 1962 and tht lrial ol Albert
DeSalvo, the man who confessed to
ha\'e been the ''Bolton Stranslft'. •·
Bailey's concern with the injustices
done to people by lhe presetll~y
court 1)'5tems ied him to write this
boolt about the injustices done to his
clients. At the age ol twenty-seven,
Bailey was eqaged to bdpan ddez'ly
Bolton lawyer ill the much p.~bticiud
''TonoMI.Itda'" case.
Aceultd ol tilling his wife aDd then
thro win& the body i nto the
Merrimack River, was George
Ecf&erly, a dependable lliqcl skilled
auto mechanic. " I did DOl kill my
wife,·· wu Ed&erly 'a plea u be failed
his liedttector test. BaUey, a o expert
nn lhe lie detectnn
originally
brought in on the case to crus
exa m ine
the " pro se cutors
polygrapher. But when lhe defense
attorney .John Tob\n,colla pe.ed rrom a
hea rt a uaclt , Bailey readily took. over
and won a n a quilt.llby di5pNving lhe
polygraph testror GeorgeEdguly.
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to help support the allegation that the
inspectors had violated the righ t of
privilqed communication between
lawyer and client ." !Current
Biography. li671 In November 191S7,
Bailey s ecured a not gui\1)' verdict
from a rederaJ Judie. ror one of the
robberysuspecii,JohnJ. Kelley.
ln 1965, Bailt:Y deJenclecl 1 d lent
named George Nasser on a charge ol
~~lit::': a~=iu~~?org~he~~
sane. While a t the instituUon, Nasser
: Again u a lie-detector s pedali5t
iot981 , F . Lee Bailey was ca lled in on
w case or Or . Samuel H. SMppard.
an Ohio 01t~ lh. Sheppard had
been c:oovicted 10 191$4 or the murder
ol his wife and he had been in prison
• ror almost &eVen yura before Bailey
wa.uonp.ged hisaltomey.
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JudgeJame~Finley~JollbeOhi(l
Sta te Suprtme Court had upheld DT.
Sheppard's conviction In 1956. It wu
Judge Bell's judicial opinion that
m ystery and munkr, s ociety, sex
and s uspense were combined in this
c:asein s uc:hamannerutointr igue
and captivate the public rancy to
perhaps a degree unparnleUed in
recent a nna ls. Throuahoul the pre-
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=~~~~~k~~t::anJ~~~e!f:;
week trial. circulation c:oasc::ious
editors catered to the Insatiable lnterestoltheAmeric:an public In the
biurre. Special sealing racili ties ror
~raandc:olumnistsrepres.tn­
tinl the local papen a nd a ll niaj«
news services were Instilled In the
courtroom. !;pec-ial rooms in the
Criminal Courtl building were equipped ror broadcasters and telec:asters.
In lhiJ atmospMr-e ol a· 'Roman
Holiday ' ror the news media, Sam
Sheppard stood trial ror h is life.
Therefore, Bailey rnusht Dr. Shep-
rJ!::.:nr:~l= t~n~ ~:~
had a roon1mate named Albert
DeSalvo. It was through Nus~r that
Bailey met the man who had conressecttohavek llled thirteen women
without leav ing a due, the noted
Albert DeSalvo. DeSalvo, u you may
we ll remember,ls the man thought to
bethe"Boston Strangler." ·
It is a book im buedwlth thewil atid
t he knowledge of its autho r 's
everlasting c:ooc:ern ror his ac:aaed
d ienll. His kDnwledse or the law and
his genermlty olspiri t are evident
th:rou&hout his book . It II one of the
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have ever entOW\tered.
AtTIM'ding toEttwa rdLinn'sartlcle
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stitu tiona \ rlghii.Balley·s complaints
Included that Sheppard bad ~n
arraigned wit hout his attorney
puaen t ; autbocities had refused to
delay the arraignment unt il counsel
c:ould a rrive ; a nd the Cleveland
PTess had delibera tely a nd with
malic:eprinted arlk)ea and editorials
in the weeks followiiiJ the murdu
that implicated She ppard and
c:ritkiud law enforcement officials
ror failing to make an an-est.
cannol evugoonthe streelagaln. l
woukiliketogosom-heretoagood
institution instead or this rat-trap so
that some doc: totS will look at me and
tell me why I did it." Lack.lngevlden·
c:-e, the state could not proaecute
DeSalvo nn charges ol munter, but
could prOHCUte on other charge~.
Bailey all{U6d that DeSalvo wu Insane and that he had acted under a n
in-esistable lmpulle.
Bailey won the June 1966 U.S.
· Supreme Court reversal ol Shep:
pard's conviction on the groundl that
the s tate trial judge had not protected
Sam In lt$4 rrom prejudicial
publicity lhat may have lnOuenc:ed at
leastS<HneolthejUronwhohadbeen
permitted to go bot(le at night. Alter
servingaten-yearprlsonaentenc:efor
a crime that he nevu commit ted ,
· Dr.Sheppa.N1wa lkedoutollhec:ourt·
room in November 1966 as a rree
Partly in h is de.parate drort to
help DeSalvo i e t proper med ial
treatment. Bailey preaaed for a
speedy trial on charges or burglary,
'assault and sexua l orrenaes. He
fought ror aqultt.ll by reason or In·
sanity. In January ol ' t967 , Bailey's
clie nt was convicted on th ese
charges, decla red ltg.a llyllnellnd
sentenced to a ten-year- plus'life
term.
In recoontina the racta and his han·
dlingorthese' cases, Bailey reveals a
good deal abou t himself u w~ll as his
views on the law a nd Its short·
c:omlnga. He is very critical ol the
grand jury sys tem. Incompetent trill
juries, and pJea bargaining; road·
bloclts that make es.sentlal evidence
inatteaible to defense attorneys. He
is abo a c ri lk
prisons that are
"c:ollege.olcrime"ralherthan " ln·
stitutklnsorrdiabillt&Uon."
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bued ·'The Fugitive"
soc:iety'sinjustic:eto h.lm.
teriea on
Followio& the Dr. Sheppard case,
Bailey &chteved one ol his most
suc:c:euea In the DT. C.rl A.
~notable
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ol Lieutenant Colonel William F a rber, was a quilled In Ne'W Jeney in
1966. Bailey won tbe aquiUIII on the
grounds that Mrs. Fa !'beT had been in
Jove wttb Coppolino a nd had committed the murder herseU. Then In
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on the charge or murdering his
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traceablepoison. ButdespiteBailey"s
vigorot11 defense,CGp901inn was c:c~n­
vkted ol second-degree murder and
~en tented to ure imprisonment.
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berore a low-cost ly trial while a ttempting to demonstrate the ir in·
noc:enc:e" ; advoc:a tlngbetter trai ninB
of c rimina l lawyers as we ll as per·
milling the attused to take a " Lit
detector" test to prove their in·
noc:ence. To le t tbe America n people
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Bailey wrote this book, T11e Dc-fenscSt\'trRtllts.
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Point of View
Trower Troubled
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their dl)'l oiiOftlllike "For Earth
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