Albany Student Press, Volume 64, Number 34, 1977 October 11

‘©1977 by Albany Student Press Corporation

he class of "78 council called
Former clas president Ma
‘morally guilty in a statement issued
yesterday, and asked Beneeke pay
the remaining $2600 he owes the

enecke was Found not guilty of
third degree grand larceny Thursday
in Albany County Court, The charge
centered around the alleged thelt of
‘over SI,WW0 by Benecke from a
Telethon party in 1975.

for Student Affairs) hud n goodtalk.
Hopefully things will work out” said

& President Bennett bout
the possibility of theelass recovering

there was a place where people could experience

that place has returned—with some of the

best sound equipment in the galaxy—and savings that are out of this world.
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‘he jury in criminal court found

Long ago and far away,
Henecke mot guilly because th

the ultimate: the Sound. Today,

‘conclusively that it was Benecke who

had withdrawn the Telethon party

‘money [rom the class aecount
‘According. to District Attorney

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to get waitien consent from some of

Tine hewrings were held in the
ower Building of the Empire State
Plaza vn downtown Albany.

Presiding over the hearing. was

Hudson named as Hearing Officer.
‘Also included inthe charges was
the alleged une of defective or
tmuppropriae (esting equipment
Health Department's

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lawyer, “There is no doubt that the
‘gap inthe ease was our inability to
show it was Beneeke who picked up
the money. In my mind, our office
‘would never have presented the case
it-we didn't think we could win,
the gaps were there. 1 thought the
jury. Would weigh his letter, [the
restitution agreement] which was as
‘much an apology asan admission of
theft, more heavily than they did.”

Higgins cited the seant financial
records that the class of "74
‘maintained as stumbling block 10
obtaining evidene.

Brown said he wasn't “shocked oF
dismayed” at the verdict, “L dealt
with a specie matter between Mare
and the cass of 74, Idon'tregretany
action | took"

Alter considering rect
mendations from the Com-
mittee on Student Conduct last
year, Brown suspended Benecke for
Uhree semesters and received from
Beneck= a promissory note to pay
buck the three thousand dollars at

CLOWN SB

Indications are thatthe firm of Rosenblum and Leventhal, the current
, might not be In the running for the SA legal retainer.

SUNYA Reacts to Psych Charges At Hearing

allegation’ centered on six specific
experiments conducted by gruduate
research students in the SUNYA
Paychology Department

SUNY Counsel Thomas Santoro
sud Ue heasingthat SUNYA has
lakem measures to invure complete
compliance with Federal law
applisable 1» Public Health Laws.

He said that “our previous
procedures were nut i compliance
‘wih state health regulations, Major
find tuture retorms fave been
need or present and luture
compliance andl we will continue to
jeooperate.”
fate Health Department Acting
‘Counsel Douglas MeGivney said he
would attempt to prove that shock
experiments involving human
ubjects were undertaken using
tunsife equipment
He aso sid’ the Prychology
Department did no submit
documentation of these experiments
to an ollicial review committee, A

Class Calls Benecke Guilty

the rate of two hundred dollars a
month. ‘The agreement mandated
tht if Benecke missed « payment he
‘would be expelled, Benccke only
smude two payments,

‘At present Brown has not expelled
Benecke, However, he said that this
cold be changed ifthe cass of "78
decided 10 1 1 ease through
the university's judicial proces,

Bennett said he fell both

srustrated and relieved” atthe not

ity verde

i lid it’ aver. Ks one burden

cll my baek and off the elas’ hack
‘We eouldt even send bin the note
unll the eriminal action was over.
We couldn't sue him either,

‘About the likelihood of suing
enecke in civil eourt to recover the
rvoney. Hennett said “Mare will
decide whether we go nto civil eourt.
It docs neither of us any good

Bonnett aded, “IN Mare isnot
wiling to talkto usthen wel haveto
‘goto civil court, Heel very steongly
that it you eombine the promissory
note with Mares confession, I don't

nee

Marc Benecke, who was ound not guilty of third degree grandlarceny

Inthe Albany County Courthouse an Thursday, hasbeen asked by hie
ol

to honor his agreement to pay $2800 in restitution.

think te could get away with it in
civil court

‘According to Bennett the clas af

"1K would not push for pu
gex in evil court, “It-would

serve ma en he si

SA Chooses New Legal Retainer

by Matthew Cox
the SA tak force working to
develop anew lil servies plan for
SUNYA students has ¢hossn and
tailed the lawyers i pans to hire,
aeeording to Legal Services Tash
oree Chairman Paul Feldman,

‘Aa aitorney tor Rosenblum sd
Heventhatl, the flem that has
represented SA lor the past sever
yeas, sad yesterday his firm bis
heather heen contacted nor made
‘aware of the task foe decision. His
tna be a sidiation that the frm

tay’ onger be ithe running for
tH retainer, “My foeing is that they

Faison made the decision yt.
Feldaan wouldn't say that
osenbiun and Leventhal had et
elimmated, Hut he did sty that the
task toree as hyen working aver the
weewkerkl witty the wes i his
un an

chosen, trying
suceptable legal retainer
Kietemun sail hs Firm had not

department, he said,
legitimate body qualified ta review
hua research experiments

The Health Department so
charged SUNYA with eueremy

ident participation in the
chology experiments
Tniraductory Psychology sud
have the wption of submtingt to
hows ay subjects in graduate
reseateh experiments oF waiting
tera paper, he sd

Ta addition, the Health
Department said it would seek (0
prove that experiments at a focal
tlementary school, School #24 in
‘Albany, were not approved by
‘authorized committee and that the
experimenters were not licensed 10
carry on such research,

Proper consent was not obtained
in these experiments as well,
MeGiivney suid,

‘Suntoro responded to the Health
Department's charger ut he hearing
by saying there have been no

heen in contact with the SA task
Free since last Hes. when
Sanlord Rosenblum sinswered
“Gusstions aba task Foree meeting.
Hive gal Seryieey Task Force hs
Icet conducting a review ofthe legal
services SUNYA students. are
provided with, Feldman said the
Tusk forge should release its final
report within a week, naming the
ts to fre aid hier

Tassyers tp
bl the new, expanded retainer
Tine new legal sersiews plan will

clade more educational prog
sel as fel workshops, wil
hn-espatidedprogeam nyu
valved a gal trouble, Feldman
ss

Tine new retamer ander whieh the
layers will work al also probably
cust SA $15,000, Feldman aid he
feaient fete with Rosenblum
hl Leventhal evs $10,000.

The task Hotes has ier viewed

tweidenty at injury ia the
fexperincnls exgept in one ease, A

 roevived mild burn (roma
amp un one experiment, he sui
“the University at Albany isan

tmpontant plage of research and
mpowtant to the entire ste
Santoro said, “We do, however
Feenghire our obligation to comply
with the rules and admit thatthe
prolevsional  stardaeds of the
eparinents snvolved were nol an
complies wth the state health

Ta” est

he State Health Department said

ut the hearings it would rest its case
involving the current charges ont
documents submitted Fridy
‘although more documents had be
samicipated,

Vhe hewrings recewed until

Wednexdiy, Oct, 26, The Hearing
Officer will then make a
determination whether more time
will be needed 10 reach u verdict on
the allegations

both individual lawyers and law
‘nem forthe ob, Held said in
selection progess that began this
nyse ad way completed with the
devision made las week

acres moreso eieve that
the services, af eve the system
proving thet through thy ane law
Th, wll end up hooking the sunte ay
hey do ne eld a

Parmer SA” President Steve
HoaMew formed the committer fat

song al asked Hh to make the
Tist vation of SA. hg seraices
Ww SUNYA eset, Rosenblum sn
Tevettl ad oon prosiding the
scvsce wit reve nee SA ist
eqn providing legal services
SUNYA studenis

AIL WiMes sal teas was to
veview.” Feldman said, “He wanted
liste look and we we ote geting
‘oh aaney’s worth

1 lian sl th ash ones Feport
wal rellec changes un what servis
the tinh tree and SA feel should be
available tw SUNVA. students
Tnvtval work done by the task force
Just spring fed tothe vonleusion tht
fore than the present serviews
should he worked for

The task farce wis looking foe
more etal eat services fr those
dents who need lel help
Feld sui,

Sanlord Roseablum, senior
prartier a the Fir, its si he
feuldi't oiler more actual court
fepresentation lor the current
fetainet fee of $1000,

continued on page 10

Chancellor Candidates
woe page 3

Class ‘of 78

Tipe pons alee) te ‘Statement
a 100 gallons of water and
79 gallona of tomato pauce. ‘The following is a statement made
We was cooked on a Welded steel by she Class of '78 Council 10 Dean
Day with a bid ford word ecbtd platform ‘supported. by concrete for Student Affairs Neil Brown in
ating al mor MHA et Hoetanavey Ire pore. rep Comer Cle rele
‘Actows and weighing motethan {wo torches, Amato estimated the pie Marc Benecke.
tons. Hs ‘cont him $25,000 to $30,000, More The Class of 1978 Council, despite
‘Lorenzo Amato, 31,—whdcaus- than half of the slices were sold for the verdict handed down in Albany
‘ed a:stir im this upstate New York charity, ‘County Court, feels that Marc
York feson community over the Amato has submitted bis round Benecke is il uit, a east moral
‘summer. by displaying & replica of creation to the Guiness Book of ly, of violating a public trust. The
Michelangelo's nidesnieof David| World record, which now ints 433 Class Councl feels quite srongy
in front of hia pizza parlor — by 26 Scianatyle pizza baked in that Mare Beneske has a
mounted a “cherypicker” eae 10 Canada as the world lage
{rink hiv huge creation wth 318. Mayor Rober Cronin prochimed
hounds of cheee and another 315. the event, which drew about 4000
pounds of pepperon hungry spectators, “on of the most
The Warren County wler of eneting things downtown in many
cine ad measures altesed tothe jeara™

EAST COAST INTERCOLLEGIATE
PARTY WEEKENDS

fot after blood: all we really want
the money that Mare Benecke con-
fesed to taking from the clas. The

money from Mare would enable the
‘Class to have a better Senior Week
thin we have envisioned and
possibly a decent ion
speaker.

Granted the verdict of Mare’s
criminal cave may be frustrating to
many Class members; but it was a
ni tral and it must be conceded
that justice was served. The Class
Council hopes tha it will not haveto
sue Mare in Civil Court to get our
money, hopefully Marc will not
‘ause the Class to pursue an action
that could be both time consuming
and costly for both partes. The best
interests of both parties wil be serv-
if Mare oflers to negotiate with
the Class on a new plan of restitu-

Legal Retainer

gradu

continued from page one
‘Were probably giving you twice
‘ay much as normal legal fees would
provide." hesuid "In fet, had alten
oF those Full representation clauses
been used consistently, we'd have
come buck to SA and std ubvah,
"ht designation has always been an
coulis number”
said the firm bas
nese 9 wok with

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fo the same lee wis not feasible, He

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Off Campus Students Fetwiner fee 10 get more than at

SA tw pre
fesrtain_areas. by rearcanging. the
‘etiner, bu sid increasing services

present

Thats the hest way Lenn think
Livingrease services” Kiet sid
°F not sure SA. wll ind the sume
level ol services that we've prided
For the same amount at money.

Ronenblum and Leventhal are
currently providing Tegal servis
although the retainer They work
une has expured

1 doo’ ink anthing forma as
dost agreed upon, Wee just going
‘long with thet no, al wel Keep
presiding sersiee on a prosaic
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NEWS BRIEFS

Amnesty Group Receives Peace Prize

‘OSLO, Norway (AP) Two women who started a peace movement in
Northern Ireland and # London-based organization that works for pla!
prisoners won Nobel peace prizes Monday, The Nobel committe of the
Norwegian parliament awarded the 1977 prize tothe London orginzation
‘Amneaty International, for 16 years of effort on behalf of “prisoners of
“conscience” and against torture and the death penalty. It gave the 1976 prize
to Betty Willams, 33, and Mairead Corrigan, 32, for organizing a broad
bused “Peace People's” movement to end eight years of fighting in thir
homeland between Protestant and Catholicextremists. The women lune
the campaign more than six months after the Feb. I deadline for peace xe
nominations ast year, when ll SU candidates Were rejected and noaward vas
ven, Soviet dissident Andrei Sakharov won it in 1975.

New Orleans Longshoremen on Strike
NEW ORLEANS(AP) Theshutdown of the nation's second-largest pot ina
Tongshoremens strike is threatening ste! shipments to the Midst and
{grain exports to foreign countries. But the impact is greatest in the city of
‘New Orleans itsell"Iworthirds ofthe economy ofthis area is related tothe
“waterfront,” H.G. Joffray, direstor of port operations said Monday. "Soif
{oushut two-thirds oft off, the dollars aren't comingin. "People tar socking
that buck sway and Keepingit for ted beans andice,"hesaid. The strike. pa
‘lt work stoppage that began Oct. {at East and Gulf Coast ports by tbe
ternational Longshoremen's Association, is cutting an estimated $2
rilion « day from the area economy. Unlike workers elsewhere who are
felusng to handle only antinerizedcurgo, the New Orleans lonshoremer
tre striking ll cargo.

Postal Service in the Black

WASHINGTON (AP) The Postal Service, experiencing an unexpected rise
{in mail volume is preditingusurplusin fica! 1979for the frst timesines the
delicit-plagued agency was formed in 1971, As a result, officials say peta)
rates will not have to be increased as fast as previously thought. The
{avoruble predictions ute in report by Senior Assistant Postmasict Gvra
Francis X. Bigin tothe serves ruling board, The report says the volume ot
mail reached nearly 93 billion pieces in te ical year that ended Sept. Wan
increase of two billion over the previous year. A five-year Forecast te
report predicts volume will continue telsing to almost 100 bilion by scl
W981, The changed outlook for muil volume has a major elect the
Financial pleture for the agency and on what it must charge the pubic n
postal rates. With many of thé agency’s costs virtually the same rile 0
volume, mpre mail meuns more revenue forthe Postal Service and thus es»
red to ibe rats

Energy Department Unable to Cope with Shortages
WASHINGTON(AP) The new Department of Energy has seis
‘overestimated its ability 10 cope with another cold. winter and testing
atural gas shortages, & congressional report says, Federal oficial aves
they will beubleto make up 60 per eent of expected shortages like thine hat,
cloned schools and fuetores last winter, bt in a report released Mon.»
‘Senate subeominitigesaid"the federal government will at bein posts
help very much," even though it credited officials with doing more tan ee
to deal with anticipated shortages. The subcommittee on intergavernteal
relations bused its conclusions on three days of hearings in whic lial
outlined a Winter Eimergeney Energy Plan for 1977-74

Soviet Space Flight Aborted

MOSCOW (AP) Iwo Sovict coxmonauts headed home Mom sls
tailing to ink up i ingspaeelaboratoryin a disappointing
Russia's third decade in space. Soyur-25 commander Lt. Col. Vt
Kovalenok and Night enginger Valery. Ryumin, both lirttios see
Araveets, were ote into orbit with sme Lanfare Suey. thei th

20 years alter the Soviets inaugurated the space age with the Oto PS
Jane of Sputi, the st manunade cart satelite. The Soviet ness
Tas said the spacer lod to within 93 fost othe Sau os
space sation Monday. Ma, sud Las, "because of sme deviations H+
Planned Jocking rege the linkup vas cancelled
turer dts, Westen space experts here suggested two posi
the halure, the lates pele athe tenuble-pague Soviet space p#

Une exports sad the doeking aieluanisiy om either spacer spt He
‘mlluntioned. oF mone likey the cosmonauts may’ have averse
lab, orfted Sept. 29. and wa hl enough el fr second pas a |

States’ Rights Issue for Republican Governors

CONCORD, N. H. (AP) Republican Governors announced Midis
the theme of their campaign to increase their waning numbers, ale
rights versus the federal government. Ironically, i's the same theme
‘wed by Democrat Jimmy Carter i winning the presidency. Ciow, Robst
Hennet of Kansas, chairman of the Republican Governors Assoxsatin. kt
GOP oflice-holder and candidates atthe apeningsession ofthe xivus%"
<a annual meeting here Monday that states rights the issue of ie

“I tere sa hope tor sanity in goverment, it igs withthe governors 81
thesis tas, cd not with the Congress and certainly, writ «0
‘sreumstanges, not with the White House," Bennet said. "We
when stile’ Fights nee seriously questioned at the national level” Five of
fation’s 12 Republican governors attended the opening. session of
‘neling. at which sirateyis for enpluring sate house jobs throug
‘ation and reversing the endo GOP losses in past elections were dscwse
{wet suds a proest cundts rom 16 sae

PAGE TWO

ALBANY STUDENT PRESS:

OCTOBER 11, 1977

bby John Moran

Student tax may rise to the state
‘mandated cxling of $70, according
to Student Association Controller
Mike Hetchkop.

Hetchkop said, “It is necessary 10
start thinking of raising the tix.” He
added, “I think it should to a
referendum."

SA President Dave Gold sui that
SA needs more money to provide

Athletics need money for rising
costs and SA likes to have a surplus
in case of emergencies, aecording to
Hetchkop.

Hetchkop said that a decision
should first be made on what to do
with the surplus in the Athietic

Computer Error Causes
Incorrect TAP Awards

received award notices that execed
their tuition. Semester design

‘onthe awards should be checked for
‘Als, in some cases, the

Budget of over $120,000 before
cosidering a rane in tax.

‘Gold said that itis too early totell
it there will be a referendum for
‘alsing the tax. “Until we decide on
‘what to do with the surplus it is
premature to talk about easing the
student tax

‘The $120,000 Athetie. surplus,
soeumulated aver the past ten years,
thay been used to held fund campus
serviees such as Five Quad
‘Ambulanee Corps and WCDB-FM
radio station, according to Gold.

The Athletic Financial Committee
is prepiring 4 recommendation on
‘what to do with the surplus

‘Gold aid he doesnt know when
the recommendation will be eady,

by Valerie Molinaro

‘Almost 15,08) students in New
‘Yorke State have received incorrect
VAP awurds this year, aecording to

the Higher Education Services Regents Scholarship award (the

Corporation, HESC) Program merit-bayed award) was not

Specialist Charles delineated on the cctiicwte”
ummingerror Whitlock said

recently generited award notices — Whitlck added that some

that dsignatelargerawardsthanthe students who have met

students” aetual TAP grants emaneipation eriteria have

mistakenly been sent the Blue
Supplemental torm, Aecording to
Whitlock, thse sludents. should
Automatically edueed by $100 when return ahe form with date of birth
they become upperclassmen, he —anformaiion,
computer used the "Students should their
praduction of notices equal to those awards Hf ercorsare found, students
fiven Inahmen and sophomores. shuld bring ther eertiicates to the
Treadwell said, "The award Financial Aids Oflice where
hoiges were ineoeree, but the supplemental forms will available

Primacily altected by the

programming error werejuniors and

Suchers being sent to the eolleges to retily the mistakes” Whitlock

fare correet, Students willbe sti:

receiving aunmended notes” ESC Presidemt Eileen
Finaneial aid fics were, Drckmn avin, sets ho

Inforied ol athereomputerercarsat” hive nol received their TAP awards

{i eonlerenee lor financial aid within tour weeks to contact HESC

using the new student information

Aunnistratory eld last week in
She suid that number is

Huilale, SUNYA Financial Aid
Duvector Donald Whitlick sid that

rr
143682

four more problem uray were “Ihe ellicaey of the new ph
enblied at the conference hy line can't be predicted.” said
Coxporation oltictal, Whitlock, "Lats fet thestudents give
“About 1600 students have ta ty

REPORTER

IMPEACH.

‘The front page of the A..T, Reporter tela the story as the magazine
‘editors have called for the Impeachment of their SA President,

SA Student Tax May Be Rising

but he aaid the money may-be pit
between the Athletic Fund and SA,

Hetchkop anid that the money SA
would reeive from the split would
be used for emergencies,

Aer the decision is made on the
surplus, Hetchkop said, “It may
become necensary to start thinking
of raising the tan."

‘Any proposed increase in student
tux wil be voted on ina referendum
by the student body, said Gold.

The stdent tax is used by SA to
fund atkletics, concerts, clubs, and
‘ther activities at SUNY A.

The student tax is currently $66
per school yea. ‘The SUNY Central
‘Administeation has sot the limit for
sudent tx at $70. year, according,
w SASU Legislative Director Dave
Coyne. Coyne said the SUNY at
Hullalos student tax is $67 while
Stony Brook's and Binghamion's are
the limit of $70, He added that
most SUNY schools area the $70
Tut

SA President Dave Gold said that It might be premature (otalk about

raising the student tax untit adecisior

wade onthe athletic surplus.

Two Chancellor Candidates Left

by Thomas Martello

The field of candidates for SUNY
‘Chancellor has been narrowed down
to Aating Chancsllor James Kelly
and) Michigan State President
Giifton RK. Wharton Jr. after the
third candidate, University of lowa
President Willard L. Boyd.
withdrew Irom contentioniast week

Boyd was interviewed for the
position about three weeks ago and
made his decision not to remain in
contention, necording to Daily
Town University of Lowa Publicity
Director Thomas Fopin. "He's been
here over 20 years and said that he
would lke to stay-"

Jonson said that Boyd told hism
that he had not been offered the
position as SUNY Chancellor

Yohnson said that Boyd haa

sperienced fiscal difficulties with
tie sate of Michigan while president
and has secured the university *more
‘money than originally expected”

RIT Press

Impeachment proceedings. have
begun agninst Rochester Institute of
Technology Student Association
President Craig Sehwabach,
prompted by un editorial in the
student magazine, The Reporter

In the Sept, 23 issue ol the
‘magavine, the caver eontained ene
word: Impeach. In a three a
editorial, the magazine asked the SA
Senate for the impeachment and
cited nine indeserctions by
Schwabach since entering office

The charges included the
destroying of campaign material

unrepomive to students,
restrictions on the

‘information, academic
dishonesty, misuppropriation ol
Junds and violation of the eolletive
First Ammendment rights of the
Reporter stall

‘According 1 Reporter
editor Orest Bodner, a comny
hs eon set up (0 investigate thee
charges and has completed the fist
fl two weeks of work,

They wil
SA. Senate next Mon
Hodn

“We asked for it (impeuchmet
sid) Reporter editor-in-chiel John
Riley. "Consequently, it strted the
Mudent xenators thinkinw This
‘ution would not have been taken

News

nike hee report tothe
sai

Conversative state
4 trait which would
make uttraetive to the
financially plagued SUNYA system,
‘Wharton has been Michigan State
President tor the past seven years
and isthe first black president of that
iver.

Thastatement ised last week, be
id From tet ini aver the past
myname fs been
mentioned for various other
positions with oe without my
Khowledge, In keeping wath my past
prictiees, 1 preter not to add to
Speculation by adding any

from a
governme

seven years

According 1 the Michi
Administration reporter
Crain, Wharton hs. heen sought
belo’ for ater positions while
Michigan and fas released the same

statement eae ime
rom 1967-0, Wharton was on
an Advisory Patel of kust Asian

Foundation ud has eight honorary
\dqrees from various universities, as
wll ax degrees i Beonomies from

the University ot Chicago and in
International Studies from John
Hopkins. Wharton got his BA in
147 (rom Harvard University
where he entered atthe age of 16, Me
twas born in Boston SY years go
has been reported that Kelly is
‘he tront-runne forthe position he
is physically abl, following his heart
attack two weeks ayo, Doctors say
that he is progressing well, Kelly
became Acting Chancellor alter
Jornicr Chancsllor Ernest Boyer
took over as U.S. Commissioner of
aueation earlier this year.

‘A tinal decision might be
announced when the SUNY Bowed
fl Trusts meet in New York City
fon Oct. 26,

Pushes Impeachment

coher

‘According to the editorial

Shwabach had! woluted several
campaign practices and bad on
Several neeisions been aeused

‘heating on tests, Other allegations
Tnvolved the relationship with the
Une editorial stated that

nan

Sehivabsch had placed “unusual
festriciony om Reporter stale
find that "geting Reparer™ as

prrity of fay ssteation,

The editors also. stated that
Schwabach hid aleinpted to block
the transter ol $2600 0 SA Tus to
Reporter Magazin

Hone said that the most serious
ctunges were sndependent of the
Telutonsbip between the magazine
tnd Schwabach.

There were Ho ulterior motives.
said Riley. “For us, the money was
notalite ordew hing it wasjust
‘hat Tot of people felt very strongly

hol this issue for a long tne”

The editorial also eharged that
Ssenwbuch had taken $400 in SA
Tundy to go to & National Student
Association Convention and. tht
‘hone funds were unauthonved.

Riley said that the deesion to do
the editorial was not aneasy one nd
‘hat it had been digcussed at virally
al ofthe magazine's week! veit rial

Foard meetings for the pst x
‘ont,

‘We deeded that the time hid
cenmye to take stand.” sa Riley

‘We dil 1 the Best enterest othe
RET community and we employed
every tate within the cuttings of
responbuble journalism to being it

Une tactics cluded the white
back uekground “Impeach.”
over, as well te editor and an
explanation of th editural board's
enon,

The explantion stated that
though the solormation printed
could he damaging to the
fndividua's (Sehwatach) career

vv hi situation we have bee
loread to choose for society at the
expense of the indivi

"We tell bul t9 be domes” sid
‘We lll hit at this point in

it would

he condoning bis sto
According tg. the RIT Student
Asvociatio#” Impeachment
Procedure, it the process comes
down to a final vote, it will ake a
two-thirds majority for
‘impeachment
hhwabach was not available for
comment.

=T. Martello

OCTOBER 11, 1977

ALBANY STUDENT PRESS

PAGE THREE

Court Bars Orders to Juries

jousy to ask themselves whether, postion na protracted debate inthe
they may not feasonably and-ought jury room, are ted into. the
fiorto doubs the orrccinessol(thal) courtroom and, before their peers
jtidgement. ‘Specially equsted by the judgeto
"According to the State Supreme — reconsider their postion. Nosimilar
Court ruling, if conviction resulted request is made of the majority
alter the tral judge read thisseond Craig. Collins, the, 34-year-old
‘Gement to, the jury, then the lawyer whose appeal overturned the
ciendant wuiomatically wins wnew Allen charge, argues that “The
‘By a sittovone vote the stats tial Retrodetivity’ js restrieted to \nstruetion has no plaecin Americ
Iugh court invalidated the “Allen eases stil under appeal jurisprudence. M's really prov
charue.” also known as the In his 36-puye soriateproseeution instruction.
dynamite’ or “blockbuster” Stale Supreme Court Justice Stanley “When 1 was in the district
luntruction which, in effec, prods a. Mosk declared that thetwo-pronged attorney's olfice in San Mateo
hung jury into 4 Unarminous verdil. Allen insiruetion. “should never County.” he adds, “t always ealled
The cour’ decision automatically ain be feud in at California lors, almost invariably resulted in
fererves numerous eiminal courtroom” becuse i carries a convition. It gives the hold-out
‘cumietions in which the tial judge potentially everive impaet” onthe juror perfect excuse 10 cop ott
trad used the Affe charge to break yury: lls the. jury to consider Jurorstook iothejudgetor advice. I
the jury's deadlock extraneous snd improper faeorse” he telly the minority to reconsider
‘Oncencexpectedtohe reversedis accurately. states the lave since thar point of view, thats terribly
that of Russell Little and Joseph prosecutions are olten droppedalier powerful
emia, convieted two years ago lor Colas or the State Supreme
the 197 SULA, assassination of Gourt-dosison on hall of his

‘A landmark Califoriia Supreme
‘Court decision, barring state Judges
{rom reading the coniroverial

‘Alien instruction to deadlocked
Juries, could. mean new” teale: for
ovens of California vonviets
Including two reputed Symbionese
Liberation Army members
Imprisoned for murd

{rung jury results trom

treater the delendam’s rights

Uakland, Ca. Sehowls ander the Catornia Consitatin to client, Robert J, Gainer, taw
Superintendent Marcus buster. have a verdiet determined student convieted of seeond dewree
On lune 9 1975, alter 11 days of ansrumously: rounder im 1975, Atter three days?
Aichberations, the Latte Remy "The dissenters” Justice Monk deliberation, Gainers yury feported

Ji told theyouge thes ead reached wrote, “struggling lo maintain their wasdeadiocked 1 toon, Hhetrial

1 verdict am ne detnant fu were

judge read the Allen charge, and in
fess than three flours the jury.
returned with a unanimous gully
verdict

‘According to State Justice Mosk,
“the indisputable modern trend isto
abindon Allen" in U.S, courts,
Mosk said the instruction has been
disapproved in at last twenty-two
sates, OF these 22 state, 19 have
ruled against t within the ast seven
years. Although three U.S, Circuit
Courts of Appeal have also
disapproved i, Mosk noted thatthe
US. Supreme Court has not issued
an opinion of its legality since the
tiginal Allen v, United Stares
reached the Court in 189%,

In 1972, the American
Assocation resommended repcing
the fen eharge with
that says "nojuror should surrender
his honest convition..beewuse of
the opinion of his fellow jurors, or
for the mere purpose of returning
verdict” The AIA, suggested this
wording be adopted nationwide by

al jude.

The prospect of
onvieted felons eomng. ack lor
Fetal bay many Caltrain dt

ivory up a gems
he decivon comes a quite a
shock.” ays Oukland Deputy

District Atfortey Jack Mestan=y,
fst into the aes of reiwcing
completely unjustified
Opinions vary widely iq
Calforiaaboutthe nunherstang
entitled tobe ret. Sin Hen,
Superior Cou igang
Peass, wh sai fi hn ah
tion three or Jour cies
ated fifty r :

‘would mean hundreds ot ng
statewide, ‘

‘Across the Bay, Osan Pac

Vetender James Jeni, ab
represented Lathe al Keane
called Judge Perissu's estima

on
cen ube he dts
Caters Avra

Younger has pot
centit Hoe a fe
Stein, author vt th
tHnnks the
fealing the

‘surat
“The eoutt ase
“Maybe a just

alibeeating gan in

fang nine-tvthree om the ates.
he judge thon eva the standard
en ‘tostruction to ther. and

within hours the jury unanimously
fenmieted the pair of first degree

With the recent upsurge in public
xemtiment favoring the death
penalty, a growing numberof eitcs
tre going on the counter-olfensive
‘with a claim that capital punishment
‘muy in fast be an invitation: to
‘murder.

William: €, Bley, a Cleveland
ate, University sociologist, has
surveyed crime statistics in 42 states
tind found that, ontheaverage, more
‘eiple kill each other iw states that
‘have the death penalty than in sates
without it, This true, he says, even
allowing For regional, cultural and

‘be air

Fv instanes, in 1968 those sates
whieh had “abolished the death
penally experienced an average of
I trst degree murders por 100,000
Population. States with capital
Punishment saw neurly three times

ts many lint degree murders 58

pt T0000
Roughly’ the same
spread hokls up tr second degree
sand total

statistical
uider, homresdes
aseders

The explanation, say Baley and
cntbers. tha capt! punishment
tiles ita types ol deranged
Peisinaiies i acceptable means of

suede

The death penalty: “become st
rome, a contract, a eavenant
hetween, sweety and
eciiamn y <. warped mentalities

‘sins age moved ll a8 part of @

Death Penalty Provokes Murder

sll-destritive urge" says Dr. Louis
‘olyon West; head of the department
‘oF payehiatry at the Usivenity of
California at Los Angeles.

Experts dsugree on why support
Jot the death penalty has greatly
increased inthe past 10 years, but
‘most say that & major reason is the
increase in efimes of violence, A
{cael publi. they say looks to the
death penalty asthe most elfetive
deterrent

Yel West claims that ea
punistiment “beecds more mut
‘han it deters

hese mufders.” he stys, “are
dyeivered by the psychiatric 1 be
‘comcoualy oF unconsciously
an attempt 0 eonumit suicide by
‘committing homicide. I oly works
{the perpetrator bolieves he will be
‘exe for his rime

West says fe inows af eases 10

which “the murderer felt an
Chalisonist (noredesth penalty)
State deliberutely 19 eommit a

murder in an

meaningless
fexceutionist state, the hope of
Foren soutety to desteay hin”
Gary Mark Gilmore, whe vas
esectted Jan. 17 bya tring squad
ath, olen ened ay an abs
fesample, Some al bis prison
myehatnsty sud Gilmore sought

Phu his deals hy murdering 60
glass, sweet
allowing his

‘i en in 3
Mle slayings.
Comietion, Gilmore demanded the

faut an eter eres, Because

tie judge's etton, that tral wich
ed SALA ow

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OCTOBER 11, 1977

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death penalty be carted out despite
the many objections of hisaltorneys

‘Weat cites other examples:

ln 1965, Texas farmer walked
into a roadside eufe with a shotgun
tind blasted an Oklahoma truck
driver he hud never seen before. He
later “Twasjust tired of living”
‘hn 1964, lifer in an Oklaboma
prison escaped und went on spree
‘oF siolenee, After he was recaptied
he petitioned the court to have him
ectrocuted, éomplaining that the
‘Sate had yone back on its word three
yes belore when he pleaded guilty
tov a murder, but wos spared.

‘ohn 1986, James French Killed 3
mtorist who give bi ide in
‘Oklahoms, He a
pent, but his public defender
suecesstully pleaded tar a life
sentenee, Later, in sate prison, he

Ay srangled his eal
ng to West, “During a
payetuateic examination in 1965
French admit to ae that he ha
Nudes ate

Jn 1966, Preich"bgeame the only
person tr be eaceuted an the 4S!
tat sear
Many
sibscrse the
tweet! urd anal stew. West
sal hat ny ngland near hal al
alloyed hy. stile
whieh

eyehitssts ave long
imate relationship

seriously attempted sale sev
Ines thie past, ut aways
“elehened oul? at the fast annute.”

attempts. ot
Sueet, Is, about one-tIne oal

sothieds

Galmore abu attempted side guurderers an gland kil

‘wien prise, ppatety aed his themseses

Scoutinn wuld be hutherdshayed.) tn Denmark, seme 40 perce a
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He ites Danish aw dating from
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punishment. for

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police, Pov them fe sys, sends
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ALBANY STUDENT PRESS

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portrayed in TV ads have litle oF he Federal Records Act and that it for the big event. This is the word have gotten another thre€ ounces oi

nothing to say.

The anulyss, by the Women's
Committee of the Sereen Aptors fies
Guild, discovered that women in
television adi were outnumbered
{wo to one by men, When they were
Finally cast for partsina commercial
the committee says, women were
apparently offered litte or nothing
to say in them,

The Guild committee says that
‘women inthe $51 commercials
surveyed, which were entered inthe Wublie,
1976 alio competitions for the best
‘eomnmercials, were between the ages
‘1 20 and 29 and general
speaking roles

he survey also found that
sninorites comprised onl I percent
ofall commercial perormers. and of
that umber, minority men
outnumbered minority women two
to one

‘way “unlawful” for Kissinger

attorney, however, contended in

sould mot be made availabe tot

BIG BUSINESS

ot KN ull Lime growers

tavestigation by the newspaper

tincovered an ever-expanding pot

MORE TRICKS
mer Seeretary of State Henry
Kissinger his heen accused in
Federal court of unlawlully removing
Irom government files eight years of
telephone conversation transcripts
Kissinger was charged in) a civil

su ied

vadustry on the stand. 1

Professional about the scien

Aonating. them to the Library of
‘Compress in return loranagresment
‘ihe agreement stipulated that the
papers would be locked aveay for 25
years and only be ava
issinger himsell

Thc uit waslike bythe Reporters County. whieh

Wowie.”

IN TRAINING

Mark vain ma

David Ginsburg, Kissinger’s

1 sewspaper on the Hawaiian
Island of Maui reports that
rwanjuana farming a become 410 Coven Olahoma, says that the 80 ntEpeted just before her deh
mniion a year busines. on that company. misled the fed

tland” alongs it allegedly involVes government. when Kerr MeGee

newspaper describes the pot yrowers upervisor dim Si
Gt inerviewed as “articulate family at least woe
People, who owned ther own home, volving a total ol 4M pounds of and th
Geoveu nieceat, wanted w send their missing. plutonium, the company recent months
ids 0 college, and seemed very |alsely told federal nvestigators that

February. with taking ways to grow dope.” Whe isd is
The documents legally, and then world reknowned tor its potent
train of weed known is "Maul ynsing plutonitim was never found

to from Dr, of Frog Paychology. Bill

Temove them from slate department Steed, who alo happens to be the 22 pounds could still bein there”

president of Crouker College. Smith says that despite this allure
In case you haven't heard, 1olocatcevidence ofthe missing uel,
a Croaker College in Sacremento the federal, government accepted

prcliminary hearing in the case fast ollers a three-week special cram Kerr-MeGie's word tha the lost fuel
wack, that State Department legal course for serious-minded jumping hid been accounted for. The missing
‘llcials had approved the donation;

hecluims thedocumentsweremerely nd board, weight
“working papers” containing stuns baths, bubble baths and nud
coulidential” information which hypnotictreatments rom Dr, Steed, Karen Silkwood, a 28-year-old

trogs. For $50 cach frog gets room — plutonium is reportedly enough to
ng truining, produce four to five home-made
devices

he Among the 250 jumping alumni of worker at the Kerr-MeGee plant,
Croaker College, Steed says are dict ina mysterious ear erash nearly
several Calaveras winners thtee years ago ata time when sbe
MISSING FUEL ‘was charging the company with

humerous xafety and sceurity
AA former supervisor atthe Kerr=
Sere ecaing plant fa wslationsatthe plant Sikiood had

that a plutoniumeamuggling ing
night had been diverting fuel out of
nuclear fuclity.

has turned up missing WHAT'S GOING ON
Inaniniernewwith RolingStone Rolling Stone magyzine reports
department hat several key witnesses im the
Karen Sitkwood case say they hive
hsm subjected to strange burglars
ning telephone calls i

Claimed it could account for

The Maui Sun ways e month-long plutoaium fuel that had

rhe magazine, barme

Sihwood way the 28-yenrold
ie ea Fel ft be worker © MeGie
potoniam

Sets ago in mysterious ear
‘while investigating passible safety
Violations a the KerreMeCee plant
pounds ofthe lost uel the company an Creseent, ORlahom

Uidn’t even bother to lush out the Silkwoods parents have sinee

Smith elaims, however

‘he to The annual Erog-Jumping pipes to determine sf the mising Wed a daunage suit on bebll of hee
Contest in California's Calaveras plutonium was aeluslly

fest They allege her death was a

ide Sith say that itt second ease deve result of neligenee on the part

eeeeaeaee icedumol the Pres, lamaus, won't even happen until involving 22 pounds ol plutonium, ot Kerr-MeGice ollie

several historians, and the public ext May’

Trcrest group. the Military Audit Hut contestants are being warn

Proyee

Lranneripts are publie eeords under

hy the world’s only university for
The Plainttty argue that the Irogs that now isthe time to begin hs words,” We could have hushed
ng tose jumping amplibias tor another month

hhepersonallysupervisedtheflushing Welling Stone says that one
rod gulolthepipes wihniteicaeid, Meis tarmer worker, Jean Jung, recently

quoted by Rolling Stone ns saying. submitted sworn statement
ilewing that Siw was earring

nd we county folder of documents prinutes

Student Association Elections
October 11, 12, 13, & 14.

(Note: the elections have been extended through Friday.)
Central Council

Alumni (1 seat ) Colonial (1 seat ) Indian ( 2 seats ) State ( L seat ) aT eal

Bridget Hector
Mack Staliar

Lom Wallace

Barbara Ann Reich
yyard G. Gurdineer 1
Mark Borkowski

Roger A.Van Eiten
Carol Jurist

Brian Killam
Alan Fein Mitch Canter

vi Yoke in brie
eho Dano fon Nimo

David Rate Tony Guava
Who's Who_

Gary Lee Bennet
Robin Perchik
rawn LB

Paul M-Glum
Bob Maxant
Eric C. Nagle
Joel Korn
Mark D. Rasch
Juckiv Sehware

ters ( 5 seats ) Fony Cheb
Roni Stern
Dan Fred
Arthur A. Auelt

Walter Hele
Peter J. Gallas
Norm Sehwarts
Milton Dawkins
Mitchell K. Davis,
on Rubien

Mark Anthony, Miller
Neil H. Butterklee
John H. Bergener
Sam Batten

Rome Issey

rig Weinstock
Jell Gindi

—_—_—_—_—’

Mark Plevin
Don Rossi
Gary Mallow
Andrea Greber

Kathy ron
cI. Segal
Rovro hits
Paul Rosenthal
Gerd Klein
Gary M. Penva

University Senate

Commuters (2 seats )
Pater J, Galasso
Norm Sehwart
Don Ruben

Math Anthony Miller
James E, Mitel
Guy Van Baalen

Polling Places are: Campus Center (Commuters)
Uptown Quad Flagrooms

Alumni Quad Dining Entrances

9am-4 pm
4pm-7 pm
5 pm- 7pm

Itis necessary to bring Student I.D. to vote. T:
needed for all elections except Who's Who, pbb

freshmen and transfers may not vote for Who's Who.
—

An Albany Student
Press Mini-Survey

Please number the items to the right In order of reading
preference (a rating of one being the best) and return via
‘On campus mail to the ASP, Campus Center 329. Thanks
for your time.

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Wow thee lo a way to bridge te gap baleen an
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urate Layors Azsistan sable Yo do work Wad
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The Institute for
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‘Operated Sp Parana, ne

Rensselaer Concerts
presents

Jack DeJohnette's
“Directions”
with
John Abercrombie

Friday,October 14, 7 and 9:30 P.M.
in the MeNeill Room at the RPL Union
lickets are $3.00 RPI Bookstore or Just-A-Song,

shofily ufter Jung's nas 60H

‘a witnens inthe Sitkword

house was burgla :
‘ranuacked, she received anonymous
‘phone call, threatening her, undshe.

‘he publication adds that another
met Kert-MeGice worker, who
lio tenify. against Kerr-
Metice, claims to have: reccived
tinonymous phone calls threatening
toruinhis business if he continuesto
seooperate with the  Silkwood
attorneys.

TELLING ALL

“The Houte Scleet Committee on
‘Assassinations has been given the
power to grant immunity to
Witness who refuse to testy.

The new power was granted this
week by the full House by a vote of
20t0 112.

‘Assassination Committee
‘Chairperson Louis Stokes argued
‘hat theimmunity power wasmeedet
Ipecnuse there mbet of
wuthesses in the JEK assassination
feise wha into’ words "may Be
fnemibers ol organized rime oF
soldiers of forte

s ned that the
arendy late as
witness ie

teh Tor hr testanony
he Commitice sys
tnvetigation fs best Tundered hy
tthe aa that many wisest eee
Committee ins Taive Peet
tohusing to anbawer questions onthe

prosecute testiniany eae
Cinpelied byetine the) eB
Tanger e prvsccie Lor hitler
they sng cafes

Repuied moh lealer Santon
Hrahieante sand sell-desernbed
subdir forte Ea Hal
taken the Ith amended
earlier Gonunuttee 96
ished about their passt
Knowhdge of a Renney murd
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ALBANY STUDENT PRESS

PAGE NINE

a

viewpoint

letters

comment

editorial:

‘Student Associa

by John Sharky
sand Debby 1
und Meg MeAneny
Ceniral Council, in am inereused effort 10
Student Association
rst installment of

inform everyone of
‘ctvitis, i presenting the
a weekly column dealing with
tssues of interest and importance
SUNYA students. Athough most weeks we
Willeoncentrate on only one ar two topes, We
{elt that we should begin witha run down on
all important issues,
ly, WCDB, formerly WSUA, is Finally
going FM, Central Council approved
$17.00 fan tur studio construction and
‘equipment I all ues aeeording to schedule,
construction should begin int several weeks
‘nd th’ wal be on the ir when we retrain

Ihe possible CDA take versa topithat
coneeins everyone on enmpus, AL present
strategy is being planned tw show studemt
support for the bus drivers and overwhelming
dsapproval ot CLA. Meaustile.the CDLA
bus committee is revising the must regent
fentative contract in light of evs propels
brought up at the wpen heating.

4 Pending Monday's release ol the Legal

Services fash Fores Report lull ne lawyer

Will be available to studems tor all legal

ih 4 fnsiters. Uns service was salable am a Nery

gi Inne bass a lie pst, But ws 1 ell
public

f Feminist Alianee= S100 appropriation hae

ipso eonlerenes. Passed
Cheerleaders: $73.50 appropriation toe
Sspoetitor buses tv Atbany-Contand Football

ame 10,15

An Open Letter to the Bio Department

ear Distinguished members ofthe Fseuly
We hope Sut will iok ptr yo al

‘ounpleted pipers on the bio energetics
‘Ausitalin buggers lang envi

Place ery tor hep. As wea and da the

Farog depres bur arts we a

hexause of aur sense ol responsibil, late
that at dows ance ave ws als, We are
retesting Sour fics sss of weeding
ut and “curving” out and otherwise

Uryposing of defenseless tesinin whe hase
Joe edhe seh
ys the anes hat 1s mont tender te
heat of the average Mio msjor. Onee upon a
‘when we sill belcved a justice and
pera). we sitolled into. sour ehises
brgli-xyeW and bush-taled, a rain’ to go.
‘ow we are redueed 10 helpless blobs a es
hanging above our fexthooks, One gas
‘wrapped up in computing standard devia
and scores that one les the eslinglor wht
‘ny has earned, Now i has become apparent

(ohne a ck Cane tbe
1 a the hour
a | What isn, yank, Betws
a | 2235 onda) pe com? Hie we
“~ When one follows the turns 0
i The aandards demas the direst ween
q school and grad xchool, between succes
H nd allure Daten
(2 salma reds fom
he {Ginn to ettinoin forms dome to
ie i woctrna hai of Ean Ale oc
We fir ther of thee pam
Be
Te

Issues of Importance

Research is now being done to explore
alternatives to our expensive und inadequate
Women's Health Cire, birth control, and
‘general health cure center. Vice-President
Kathy Baron and other dedicated people are
‘isting State schools to observe their health
Facies, We hope & come up with a viable
mative service.

he housing
‘emisidered for revisions. The
Stoaen Serves Comite. chured by
Debby Lyon, 1% working on a list of
recommendations 10 be presented to
esidenes by Nov. 7.

Ti fall eletions forthe remaining Central
¢ seats will begin today.
This is the first election in which voting
tenes willbe used. Hey are heing used on
«an experimental fuss on State Quad and in
the Campus Center.

The long awaited Stipend Polley, the
product of muiny hours of work and
svguments, has finally been released by the
Unter Atlas Committe, Ht wil eormally
subanted to Central Cowell for vote on
Wednesday.

‘ithe near Luture a bulletin board will be
pput-up by the Campus Center information
desk with the names and photographs of all
Count representatives and their voting and
atendanes roeurds, We feel that itis
Important toe students to know who their

nti cre, sng
Formed

Council and Sena

epreseitaties ane and A and how they are
‘presenting them,

Bills Voted On This Week

WDB. 317.00 lon Jor construction and
euuniient Passed 15-0-1

Pep Band: line changes decreaye instruments
3250, merease seeessories $250.

(8¥e wonder this digs not sike W nerve
fo some ol you who perhaps were indeed
Inustrated out ofa eareer of sewing bones and
into your eutrent prolesson, Wed not doubt
sour Knowledge to, but whit kind ol
doetons would have you made? Good nes?
Hust ke us.)

You ash il we. as studs fet hit the
biology department i worth ity weigh in

Perydracyelopeatanophenaatirens. OF
feouise we dos that’s why we're complaining,
Yorsisa well-rownd prem that oles 80

scl os mans. HE this ty 90, Why must
‘ounpetatin he forgo tats ution here? The

SUNYA student knocks hinell out
Studying. sweating sd sabotaging his poe!
Labs, thanking, “Ole no! Eve pays th ome
test Fito gut sata ncdsehool! What ama
do Honestly now. goatee Gad kas). is
Hs agmay to pramone 3 salty snkerest in

Iwoligy?
Amd alter al this, he revenes for his
slehvated ltort a hyetat © Hiscauaterpat at
snwst every other sel trom Sul
County CO. Rochester and Syren,
and
ahve al es tension. | He textbook Cort
0 Majo ude 1s the buwdk SUNVA none
mays use in 102.) Whet ed (lena. vel,
‘optomttie) school tine calls around, the gus
‘Hm the well-known schol gsi bees he
0 an undeserved A team a school with a
‘verinated reputation while hestudent (ron
the third toughest sehool in New York Stat
‘with no reputation gets put om a waiting ist
(ab hes tueky) or stuck with waxes

reeeries N's fe ess Wark, Kes

budget
reply

To the Editor:

1 would like to respond to an editorial
cnltled “Budgeting the Budget Request” in
the Sept, 30 ibsue of the ASP.

'You expressed concern that students donot
have access to the information contained in
the campus budget request. As itis not our
intent to conceal the contents ofthe budget or
to restrict the budget from review by the
University community, I have provided the
Library with two copies of the 1978-79 Final
HHudget Request For SUNY-Albuany. These wll
be available in the Special Collections Area,

nding your other area of concern, You

vee
Mate in the aril he campus final budget
request contains not just statis and figures,
hut is one ofthe few ways in whieh student
ccm evaluate the administration's goals. I
‘outlines which programs are yehedul

eu, which departments will lose
‘order tosteengthen others.” This not exactly
tuue. Ineluded with the copies ofthe budget

the July 1977 eopies of the Campus Mission
‘Statement (Missio and Priorities
lor Action). We explained in the letter
twansmitting the budgets thatthe Mission
Niatement, representing the latest plinning
ocument Lor Albany should be wsed parallel
tor the budget request since it provides the
rograunmatie context tor what iscontained in
the request.

budget
ie viewpount in recent years have
hen determined through various planning
devices including the Campus "Mission
Statement (July 1977) the Presidential ase
‘ruree on Priorities and Resoureest
sind the Seleet Committce 0

Program Priorities early 1975) eis in these
Mocumenis where i is determined. which
prigrams will be cut and which stated in these
documents and they should be consulted it

decisions, trom a

anyone wishes te esamine the decisions ta
whieh you reer.

is.
How much mre biology (chemistry

ccaleulus. ete) do we know than the other guy?

{vice as much, See how tertifie you guys are?

Sow let the med schools knw it

thse A!

spi out

Many of those who have truly worked bor
Ml eased lor this profession (ten lor

‘mercenary reasons) lose the euseted spot te

‘one whe is not MEE intelligent. who
noms move, but whi is more elever, whe
Ans haw to take a test fur hoy alter
‘vernon ebe to pe an ede. Mone nd mare
‘teligenn. students ave deserving the hes

Histen, were baiant! (We alone know
several students wh ae alesdy outstunding
‘ihe fet ot eynecologs.) Weare perfcetly
‘smpetent, American medical chute the
best in the world why deny uw the
‘opportunity to help mankind - ta better the
Poor und starving musses? Tike care of your

ture ebildren, your aging. parents? “The
student who ix treed to. take
ul" coUures get the grades must sulle

hsp ‘must. through usciess
Programs beciwse you discoutaged him so

hth sou wa dro
. his nd he
cancer thea
‘ho mast ep ou and shakes whence
dhs te hey work? the et who sun
Gorm 10 as eo un i ny
Farcnut This is w doctor? Oy veigh bask

{invite yout srutnize the bd yi
now availabe in the library. Pewse essa
tnd the Campus Mision Statemem as wi
televe. most of your uesons an i
tnswered in these documents peat my
offer made to Mr. Hodges of the 48? sa
during ovr recent interview. a vlogans
tbe to mest with the ASP ctrl sto
reapond To questions feprdg thy had,
request, 1 am Tkewie sous to cay
tisunderstandings about the bude snd
provide wsistane i ean.
Haro in
ude Oe 809

past
performance

Ao the Eitor:

Fu ke to address this letter of compan
the CDIA, who would like to take vse the
SUNYA bus service in return for prise
equivalent service". and to the SUNY
auborities tha eomtemplate lowing
9 50,

W soeims to me that any judgement
COINS ability to provide equivaten
iw the future should be bused upan sistent
Present perlormince. hor the
CDIA tus runs our Stuysesint Plaza is
sctview, On weekdays the bus kei the Cle
(40 pu, kang eos a,
lat run rom Stuyesant Pa tothe sk

pa.
Last Hhursday, my roomate sd athe
inexperience missing tie 1S Ih
wits doubly Irusteatin
tune for it Had felt at 9:10 p
ly. Us departane 9s ah

‘ipl

beatse

fy suitemate (ley on the Pa al

tnlormed the driver tht fea

and that & couple ol students would Dee

‘minute, The bus dever, ignoring fs at

the doors and let, leang us tase
apical how the C198

W thins an ex
be responsive to sudents's noes

provide equivalent serviee, ne
Empl jsticaion Jar uppunig the C31
lakeaver, Lath sincerely hope SUSY YS
uri will view CDUNS cla
aquahet service” 1 1s Ih

The CDDLA takeover som tht has
never beet in the best interest the ns
and, for one, do not want to be saeco
Poorer bus serviee, sully because C1 Nisin

ch and the Division wf the Bulge every
lund influenee on SUNY A's admis
Hope KC Watcubste

=

GOOD MORNING, LADIES
AND GENTLEMEN.

TODAYS LECTURE DEALS WITH
AMERICAS UNEMPLOYED, OR
[THE PLIGHT OF THE AMERICAN BUM.

WHICH REMINOS ME OF AN
INCIDENT THAT OCCURRED
RECENTLY. I WAS WALKING
DOWN CENTRAL AVENUE AND.

usneenpss|

A BUM TOLD NE HE MADN'T MAD A

BITE WW THREE DAYS... SOT GIT

HIM... HA WAS WAIT! GET THIS?

T WALK INTO A PSYCHIATRIST'S,
OFFICE ANO,

_/

Hoyas withdraw

‘Quore oF THe Dav

[Universiny of fora Presiden Willard Bovel] has been here over 20 vears and
sail thar he would like to stay:

University of Lowa Publetty Direetor Thomas Topin on
fram the SUNY chancellor search,

honor
society

To the ba
Signin Lal the SUNY A avinleme
Sane soxtety aang ek 1 19, Alt
ths arganvation ta bucte dormant rescalls
ain attempt being made tu eestaize
Siunum Uavais © or an “eb ela ata
funticting and

ichnowedging academe eeetenee
‘campus through the awarding of sears
ANE sponsoring of vanous luncians

Marsh ol
ch yeas the tony ol he Juni els shall be
levied t0 icihership, provided that they

Avery 1 ur constr on,

shat the ‘camube aver a a
feat 5. In the
auahivonal ol the Senta das 1 40 be
nucted bingang tie ot numberof ember
the Senior year. Sentans
fable to all dictions wl! be contacted
Sol tbe Het le weoks, We hope tt they
iruatvely an (ake an ative

al ol eich sears

sll sspond
Tike nv tlhe ongnzate,
Sven Tas Govermng Connell

,

More

by Nell HL Butterklee
With the Bakke reverse diversion ae
siding belore the Supreme Court 1
‘eminded of a spoceh I heard las yest shot
ether type of diserimnation
Discrimination aginst the dead, wr Devers
Aanericans a they preter 1 be alle.» 4
Prevelant in today’s suerety. Alou the
speech briefly touche the sujet, wo he

1 delve Further into
ror hundreds at years, and 1 think ts
longer. the rights of Deceased Amica

toon ello evel by the ving
our American society, Even our tne
hers hd otbung synthe st
rigs. Nowhere does wut Cnstatin 0

hat the rights ot the dead shall me
alranged upon,

One ob the more blstant examples of
Uiserimmnation against them wccury wi the
iudmission af Deceased Anenicans i

tdieal schools for the explicit purpere
‘uliting the required corpse quota. Ih4ite
‘obsiouy that Deevased Americans ate
‘overrepresented is corpses in medical school
In tact the overwhl of corps

ave dead, Deceased Americans are tired of
ong treated as just anther prety corpse

Admission imo medical school 1 not the
ly area in which the dead are repeatedly
Uisetiminated agaist. When wis the last time
that a dead person hus been allowed to buy a
home in Beverly Hills? How about wm your
Aeighborhood — arethereany DA's next dor
tw you! Alltoo olten the dead areloreed tative
separately from society in spel areas called
cemeteries. Now, I don't know about anyone
tise, but a cemetery is not my iden of the
Amenean Dream

One of the most Irequent acts of
<iserimination has occured ithe aeea ol jobs
Sure, there are many jobs currently held by
deudheuds, but thut is just token
representation. The problem 1s that once a
person becomes » Deceased American many
People fel that he ean no longer stand up to
the job. However the dead hav
coniributions to soeiety that hve ee!
overlooked, For example: the dead have
Soted; they have run for political office: and
sometimes they have been elected.

Power to the Dead

Whereas Deceased Aimer
dujgin Ameria they ares denied thir sic
Huma rights, Fhe ght free speech has not
folten beet sevorded to the dead. When was
the lis time you heard a dead persunspeak?

Teceased Ameriins have alse been denied
the night to marry vone another, Mas even
fret foe them tarry womieome Who iss
Hist, And just thy to get a divorce i yo
dead: the oo won't even talk {0 you

So you see Ie wnt easy forthe Deceased

Amersean, However am recent months it has
een improving, Satderous phrases such as
“hoy. what a

Mend an a duke,
dade aes hem

Tin lange
Teen ae looking up for the dead
feat Mited Filmore rectly declared
“Nationa

ied out ofthe

Hat ext snd will serves
Heceased Americas Month.” All over the
‘unity Famous Deceased Americans of the
fst sl be promoting the rights (oF rites) of
the deud, They even havea new slogan which
be displayed on millions of bumber
starting next month. It reads: “Honk,

1 you'e dead.”

Perfect Policy Analysis

Central Council will have trouble with any stipend policy it chooses to
support, because of the basic philosophical disagreement between those
receiving and those appropriating the money.

Members of student groups are on the receiving end, and they see
stipends as an expression of thanks — from the University in general and
Student Association in particular. Students doing group work
traditionally receive little credit and much blame, and their jobs, while
possibly educational in some manner, are rarely gratifying in any sense
of the word.

‘Central Council, however, seems to view the stipend as an alternative
to working and earning money in the real world, The value of a stipend,
in their eyes, is monetary rather than symbolic — perhaps because there
is more for the ego in giving handouts than saying thanks.

It is casier for students in SA groups to see the symbolic side of the
stipend issue, for they are convinced that their work is worth two or
three times the actual amount of the stipend. Stipends wil s betoo
small; the important part is that they are there at all.

So naturally, tempers have flared when past Councils have arbitrarily
cut the stipend fines of certain groups. There will always be someone to
do the job for free, but that’s not the point. A thank-you is a difficult
concept to reduce to atdollar amount. And itis even more difficult to put
41 quantitative value on the rewarding/ non-rewardingaspects of the job.

Setting up specific crite potentially a
more egalitarian method ,
treat each case as an individual request, The ultimate test of any stipend
policy will be the balance of payments it creates; the situation as a whole
must be given careful consideration. Otherwise, the complaints of
previous years will be back,

A less obvious problem is that Central Council itself is not a stipended
group. Which may be fine in avoiding the more obvious conflicts of
interest. But there are other factors which
Council, member putting in time and

for determining stipends

in receiving no material

but Council must resist the temptation to

are just as troublesome. A

compensation to speak of may find it difficult to justify handing over

$250 cach s
ippear to be an equal

mount of time,

mester to another student who is logging in what may

solution; perhaps Council members should reecive

stipends too, But in any case, stipends are necessary, as is a stipent!

policy. And while formulating this policy, Central Council should have
a little more respect for the symbolism of the gift

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Where are you?

ty Nal H. Baterlce

in our highly scenificand echnical society
we have reached a point in out lives wher
almost anything ponibl, We ave sent me
tothe moon; we have contracted new forms of
WD; and thanks to Bell Teephone we ean
now phone our loved ones crows county (ater
Sum ony) for les than ist dollars 1 bet
you're all saying, "Now that we can phone
Tong distance wht eh set to accomplish
Gisd you asked that. Thee i il one thing
ll tobe perfected: cloning by long distance
(ater 3am, only) Tel VaClone Stems, #
Subsiduay of Engl and Wester, (where our
ott helping us to hep you cone bt,
have alms perfecicd the cloning by long
distance theory. Some of you might sk and
Some might not "VisCTone? Well why nota
Sle!

For thote of you who do not know what
cloning ii the proces whershy a human
being asexually repre Irom sto
seeialy identical els

Wallit seems that the proceso cloning has
caught on rather rapidly i rsnt mont
tmong the ao-iled "jester" for whom
Aloning was ween asthe ies ret peid
However due to is exorbitant price the

‘Cloning Advantage” wasnt flrdable tall
oo wanted it. This is where Tell VinClne
Stems coms in Ty se up stem

telecommmunatingeloning
networks, whemby the average clen ean
Sekaly velice ‘het ura, the
County just by ding ony Utne nother
words you can be led in Caloris wheat
‘her leaving New York

There are some implications that can be
derived from this, i the"Cloning Advantage
turns out to be successfull. For example 4x
‘would no longer be used to reproduce. We
would all just get sterilized and never worty
about stopping off atthe drugstore before a
big evening, Imagine being able to go to bed
without worrying: did she oF didnt she take
the pill. Sexual reproduction iy out cloning

However before you start throwing away
your pills and start getting seized
emember that cloning by long distance has
ot been perfected, Presently if you cloned
team New York, hoping (o reach California,
‘you might only be able to feach Cleveland
‘And who the hell wants to be cloned in
‘Cleveland,

Let's ke anindepth lookintothe seience of
loming by long distance, Ax you know this
process has been developed by Tell ViaClone
Systems, who modeled i aller our present
‘elephane system, All eloning takes ple in
lone booth, Inthe booth there st box onthe
wal into whieh you i
(credit cards aeeepted,
please). After this you pick-up the receiver
(Us bos Hooks fo ikea phone, ut tise)
and dial the area esde of the state that you
‘want to be eloned te, Then you just placesome
part ol your anatomy (dont be ars) int the
{tle box and the cloning

Thus goes the loning proses. So the next
Lime that you're in the mood, come on over to

Fl ViaCione Systems snd sign up for the
losing advantage.

by Jon Lafayette
the days of demands are over.

the days in which students. demanded
concessions from’ the government, the
administration or any part of the
“eatablshment” is over:

‘Students no longi el they are entitled to
{ir treatment for merely being here any
longer. They veem to fee hut any cluims for
better treatment from
jutiied
Place int the university” oF on how we
effected by our curriculun.”

Students still do not understand that they
are the most important and the most central
part of this university. Ceti
four faculty nor facilities
University at Albuny the third
the state. (It you guessed it's
administration, you've been
payeh experiments

he students of this great institution
purported to be of extremely high caliber
ey all hud 90 iverages in high school
graduated at the top uf theie chs, or
Aranserred wah astionomie GPA ram
‘community colle,

Tey He crea Tie? ait ORiNN

too many

‘ed, ran to dine cure fh
ies fom bet ony i
Why do they, idahualy fe
Theudent a Albany Se who aes
mainly code athe eas ei mothe,
tou ths andl depends wp hemo
Toe theme a rsh ere,
sccm cuca ort the uma id 10
WSveineufy atthe ort of cadet

ing to place their
‘of this school
re response

sting het
‘his atmosphere of shelter is what stds

between students eee ou

setting one. Andi

‘lve 6 might wa

Poem for ’77

thy Michelle Pullman

he cold spel the Heat sive ae gos 180
rom Seaver the full payor sas Knows 19
ste eam

The bill sed np

athe they castaht Sa alt, What ail!
Bou Elvis and Groucho ad suddenly ded
We mia ls ust sat so ad cr

Hive Hoo ow Hons cost many thea
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1 jut pray there’ ns mre ana all end

She sv! bn “ansaid” wouklnt you sty? Deen!

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The days of Enthusiasm, Spirit and Fun have returned|
to SUNYA. To commemorate its rebirth...

The Great Dane Pep Band
Presents Their:

1st Annual Homecoming Queen Pageant

Thursday Oct. 20 at 9:00 pm Campus Center Ballroom

Admission is Free, Refreshments
will be available.

‘To nominate yourself or to nominate a friend, put Name and Phone
‘Number on a piece of paper, and drop it in the SA office in the Campus
renter (3rd floor, 348).

Nominations close at 5 pm Friday, Oct.14.

Entrants will be contacted thereafter for further instructions, Final
selection wil! be based on Appearance, Poise, and Personality as

determined

a select group of Judges from the Faculty,

Administration, Student Body, and other campus personnel.

Prizes

| Free Meal for 2 from “Jerry's Delicatessen"

| Lunch for 2 in the Patroon Room courtesy of “UAS"
$10 Gift Certificate from ‘Me Donald’s” (Wolf Rad.)

| $17 Hand-made leather belt supplied by “Moondance”

Dinner and Cocktails for 2 at “‘Bogarts”

Pizza and Cocktails for 2 at "Across the Street Pub"
Burgers, Fries and Drinks for 2 courtesy of “Sutter's”
2 Pizzas from “PK’s Italian Kitchen”

| $10 Hard-cover book supplied by “Follett SUNY Bookstore” Dinner for 4 at Lums
2 Steak Dinners courtesy of “Ponderosa Steak House”(Wolf Rd.)
Plus much more: and of course the Queen will

ride in her own float in the Homecoming
Parade. Car supplied by Lazare Lincoln-

Mercur;

funded by 8.4,

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pret

Each "Major
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the nature of the discip

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{fn'the classroom buildings.

Each session will be scheduled for one hour
i

of questions.
The period frome Sto Nov, 1i. ahould
"éasee,eniy one, session wot

GRADUATES

It you want more information about majors at SUNYA
¥ to f prepared to choose courses at

FTyod'want to hear how your choices mightrelateto your future

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‘Stuyvesant Plaza, Albany

4 hours of action packed

Satuday October 15, Dutch

Cafe Manishewitz

(A perfect substinute for Hall & Oates!)

13 Acts - Magic - Comedy - Song - Cheeseboards

$.75 members
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OCTOBER 11, 1977

OCTOBER 11, 1977

ALBANY STUDENT PRESS

PAGE FIFTSEN

LARD *
way from the

tch of glisteni
‘Cyprus, anialand fo which thousands fled
to only a sion three years ago?

Still, deter-colofed terrain dotted with
at green pines; ‘highlighted by
‘mosque; with’ the “minarets standing
seniinel over the trees.

Suddenly, we're inside town which
fas sprung up like a mushroom’ almost
‘overnight—a construction fabricated
with cement, the only relief given being
{rom the grape arbors and palmtrees, and
4 grey sea wishing the shore of the town.

‘A brown people, Mashing white smiles
Jas 1 walk past obviously lost, stumbling
through the town. A people interested in
what I am doing, who | am, how many
brothers and sisters 1 have—an
overwhelming people. ‘The older
generation making their slower ways
[down the rouds, stopping to talk with
{riends or sitting downtogether. In acafe,
the men with walking sticks und dressed
in great black baggy pants. In a knot of
chairs in the doorway of a house, spilling
‘out into the street, the women in black,
some working on the lace of the island,
Yet all stop what they're doing as 1 walk
past, someto stare, othersto glance away.
hey greet me, rather formally, but with a
smile lighting their eyes and suddenly
‘making them seem human, amused at my

Elegy for an Island

attempts at elementary Greek,
‘They are a warin people, perhaps over-
‘hospitable: inadvertently one gives
‘offense’ by ‘not: completely Keeling over
{tom gluttory, and yet 30 giving thatthe
refuse. to. accept  anythi
indeed; séeming almost 10 regard siich
silts with distruit. Especially something
‘One
‘ccuipation to try io, exchange cultural
views, confronted by a proud people, 4

“This is the tragedy

Finds it” an’ unsatisfactory

drive right up-to the border, a barvier
interwoven with barbed wire and misery,
land see the skyscrapers of Famagusta
rising ina distant haze. My father turns
the ear around to that our backs are
towards the city, yet as if of one accord,
‘everyone turns for snother look, My
father says what ‘everyone hasbeen
thinking “It's been three yeas.”
Meanwhile, a friend gets the
opportunity to go behind the lines, 16.8
combined UN/ Swedish confereice, and

of Cyprus—a people

torn asunder and kept apart, two halves of a

whole: split,
joining.

people fiercely proud of their heritage.
Not hostile towards another culture, but
inclined to wonder jist why the rest of the
world choses not to ‘be Cypriot. It's
bizarre to feel like an exhibit on display,
bbut a feeling begins to grow that I've
somehow managed to be strange and new
‘and different (mute is well), much like the

ighborhood children who wander oh-
so-cusually into the house, peer into my
room, then run away chortling like
character out of Lewis Carroll

Yet there is another side to the
Cypriots. The smites, the happy children,
the hospitality are a veneer for something
cle, Perhaps it isa feeling, a feeling with
perhaps no basis but w very strong one

then prevented’ from re-

finds that everyéne trom Larnace wants
something from their homes in
Famagusta. She comes home, but
shaken—it's nothing more than the shell
of a city, block alter ‘block of stripped
clean houses and tangled gardens. A
ghost city, yet still it is the home the
Cypriots yearn for, the home they wish
cone day to return Co,

‘Alter three years, somestill continue to
pay mortgages on homes they haven't
seen in three years, others still preface
remarks with “You know, we are
refugees. ¢.." and. one listens to the
anguish that is still overpowering after
three years

Some of the relugees have successfully

Trom theif former successful enterprises)
in the north, try (0 recoup some mesnure
ftiektlones. Theirs is nota rose-strewn
path—many have lost everything,
including the will to build anew. The
‘consequence can be seen in the hundreds
of souviakia stands and minute grocery,
stores seaitered throughout each of the
iefugee settlements.

While the plight of the so called
Joser". of the Cyprus war has been
evaluated, what of the “winners”, the
‘Turks, doing with the territory secured in
the conflict?

For the most part,” the Turki
community did not participate in the
technical aspects of the cities. They were
the artisans and the “main-d’oeuvre” of
the villages. They too are refugees—those
‘Turks south of the Greén Line were
forcibly uprooted and transplanted tothe
north where they lacked the resources to
make a cily such as Kyrenia or
Famagusta funciion successfully,
forsakened by the mainland Turks, The
end results is that the desolation is just as
tragic on their side of the border, empty
minarets standing watch for the faithful
who never come.

This is the tragedy of Cryprus—a
people torn asunder and kept apart, (wo
halves of a whole split then prevented
from either re-joining or healing
separately by the presence of outside
interests that have perverted the thinking
of a people, The people ofthis istand are
not Greek, nor Turk—-but a separate
culture midway between the Near East
and Byzantium, To force them into one
mold is wrong. to maintain the present
pathetic state of imbalance is inhuman,
land recks of the worst results of
imperialism

Daniels Band: A Touch
Of Southern Comfort

By BRIAN FERRIS

UCBs Palace Theater concert series
got under way Friday night, as a packed
hall listened to the southern music sound
of the Charlie Daniels Band, and their
guests, the Winters Brothers Ban

‘Concert Board got the bargain of the
semester in getting the Winters Band to
appear for the grand total of $750. They
seemed to have maturéd as 1 group over
the past year, with their material lending
isell nicely toextensive soloing:and jams,
Unnlortunately, they refuse to dase. Their
music played as it appears on their
sibum, leading 10 predictability and
ultimately, to boredom,

The band is not without its good
points, however. Their ode to marijuana
called "Homegrown is good uptempo
fhumber that will hopefully beineluded on
their second LP,
inexplicable mistake of leavi
first album, The Winers Brovhers Bane

Ina tinal, extended jam, the Winters
Band were joined onstage by wo of
Charlie Daniels boys, guitarist” fom
Gain, and keyboard speciaist Joel” Lar”
DiGregorio, Now i the group could only
ivite a few more songs like the finale "L

correcting the

everyone in the band was permitted
solo, First came solos by Crain and
ie on guiturs and then Taz did it on

the Keyboard. he band then retreated
backstage, leaving the two drummers,
Don Murray and Fred Edwards, onstage
to perform together and indivi
They were joined by bassist CI
Hayward who played a bass solo
only be deseribed as oo short, The rest of
the hand then reappeared. Daniels and
Crain played the dua lead guitar if, then.
fone short tinal jam, and the song was

he hand continued mixing new songs
oma great new release, Midnight Mind,
as well as ok coneer lavorites, An
uptempo eleetise version ob Daniel's
‘vamment on Southern vonser the
tl old favorite, “Uneasy, Rider™ was
happily included, Daniels explained that
they had dipped the song tram their
fooncerts several Sears ager promote
their mone serious material, eather than
be labeled « novelty tune hand

As Hor the nights only eriticism 1 still
can't understand why: Daniels: doesn't
shout the Iynex of sound mad or stick

some gmotton ito the singing of

Charlie Daniels displayed his musical prowess in several guitar and fiddle
solos throughout the night.

Birmingham Blues”, Instead, heturns an
‘oierwise concert highlight into doodley

Can't Help 1 and addin a few more
solox, maybe nest time around the
Winters Band will be able 10 squat. He result ilike Pat Boone singin
ashing price reet Fighting Man”, a little
The Charlie Daniels Band would seem unbelievable and who eres anyway.
Ww stand as a good example to their naturally Game ast surprise. This brought
warmup band. Unlike the Winters, the the eoneert 1 a elise but this band, ike
Daniels Band performed more solos a riot ands, saved as best sens for the
jms thaw (his university his JAPS. A.
ound example of this was shown with the
song, “Saddle Tramp". during which

Ladior's Note: The author is presently a
student here a SUN YA, having receruly
returned from Cyprus.

Both sides have lost, and are losing.
The question that remainsis whether they
will be forced to continue 10 lose

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We go lor a drive dine: Sunday, and

han the Charke Daniels Band, On the

tasty guitar introduction to*Cumberland
4 eontederate fg,

Mountain 19", He next breezed through at
ood new song." Redneck Fiddlin? Mavi
turing ja? piee in the middle which

luest eneare, * Lexa
‘vas waned fron the hist row, produeing
great ciovsd revetian anda smile on

Hwo more lootstomping
Huuney follawed, the Southern
hhational anthem, “The South's Gonna
Dar HC; wind “Orange Hossam Special”
The hand played ats last threy jamming
songs a tng stsle espeetaly the guar
fille aaterplay an Cram’ solo daring

ise their

Daniels Lice
lidale

Ie soon wis time to-do some fiddle
work. The fiddle songs ane always the
show stoppers ina Charlie) Daniels
Coneert-hecause they guarantee to get the
Jumping. Daniels and fiddle
appewed onstage during Von Crain's

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PAGE SIXTEEN

OCTOBER 11, 1977 ALBANY STUDENT PRESS

‘Nett
Follow With 1. 0 Victory

thy Eadie Eimerman = Freshman Lisa Denenmatk lost

The Albany State women's varsity,
ca ca pi i wo cen
cover the’ weekend, losing to
tingkamion 6 oo Beaty

cout Hartwick 74 the
{ellowing diy.

Enidays ip. 10 Binghamton
proved ditastrous for the Danes us
the lost all five singles matches and
one oF the Gio doubles.

‘Number one singles player Jane
Maloy tos er-mutch 7-5, 61

"Phyllis Bergkno!f dropped her
‘mutch to her Binghamton foe 6-2, 6
2 while Laura Mucray fell 7-6, 6-1
‘Rounding out the singles wis Alicia,
Dvoskin, who lost 7-5, 64

‘The only pont ofthe day recorded
forthe Danes was by the number one
doubles match as Colleen Joyce and
Paula Sausvlle defeated Debbie
Kenyon and Nicole Juner 6:3, 64

Med Blanks Ruggers Twice

Med was out in front to stay.
Med scored all heir points i the
lust hall of the “BY game as Bud
imerer did all the scoring
ally ek, try, extra ek) and

by Don Rosi

the Albany: State Rugby: Clut
wy deleted atthe hands of Albany
Med by scores of 30) and 40 last
Saturday. (

Albany. now 0-4, continued to Med delsated Albany 9
pay’ sold delense with exveaptains Fine Showing
Charlie Levine and Wences “the Alter last week's fine. showing.

ian” Rodrigucr leading the against
tows. ould generate

‘Alfny fy yet to put together Med virtually wor the gamer oug
sol ollense is mexpericnce and the liek of mesperienee ofthe

Tiyuies hive plagued the Dunes so sera.

Albany's apne to ga ther est
wat ob the. young season this
Satutdy as they go on the rd tr
pis powertul Walls Colles a
Musitetnett

a this season

Hoth teams played # very strong
diene athe" A" cate, but Med
prevailed 60 on a ynrd penalty
Krk hy Hil"Munho Craurmeeki nd

‘Albany's other doubles pair of
Michele Gust and Beth Siegel fou 6

The nest day, Albuny did
ccomplefeLufgagound on their home
‘courts. They won all five singles
‘matches and. the two doubles
the process they

dda’ drop

‘Maloy won ber match by identical
{63sets. Denenimark took her match
60, 62, Joyce lost only one gare in
her 6-1, 60 win,

Rounding out the singles
fon Was Siege’ 6-2, 6-2 win

In doubles play, Sausville and
ergknoff teamed fora 6-3, 64 win
while Dvoskin and. Laura Murray
‘came out on the bright side of a 60,
62 win,

‘Albany's head coach Peggy Mann.
praised the play of Joyce and
Sausville as a doubles pair after the
matches.

‘Mann indicated that Joyce and

‘Sausville wil participate in the New
York State Championships to be
held later this month. Maloy and
Denedmirk will lso Be competing.
in the tourney av well as another
doubles pair to be named late.
Albany will be looking for their
{ith win For the season against three
loses this afternoon when they host
Russel Sage, The matches begin at
‘15 pum. onthe Dutch Quad courts
Vhursday they travel to Green
Mountain before returning homes

Sutton Faces Yanks In Game One

NEW YORK (AP) A_ baseball
rivalry dormant for 14 yeas wil be
resumed Tuesday night when the
Lon Angeles Dodgers mest the Now
York Yankees in the opening game
ol the 1977 World Series.

the Dodgers will start Don
Sutton, the curve-balling right
indet who was 148 during the
ison, Hell oppose fragile el
hander Don Gullel, who was M4
during the year but was hurt im the
‘opening game of the playolls. His
shoulder remains questionable

For Sutton, the game will mark
ths (ulillment of dream.

“I have bec dreaming wbout
prtching in Yankee Stadium all my
Ine" sid Sutton, *Tve pitched a ot
fol mental shutouts against the
Yankees het”

‘When they played in Brooklyn,
the Dodgers won eight National
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Harriers Win Final Dual Meet

by Rich Selippon
Some of the happiest” Albany
State varsity athletes this weekend lit
could be seen crossing the finish line
‘on their home cross country course
the Great Danes?in their final dust
imcet tit fall, upended the Colgate
Red Raiders on Saturday, 23-37

Feeshman year,

‘Every mect I ect 'm improvinga

said Davis. “AU can see is
uphill

Davis’ strategy for the race was
‘not tomateh hisspeed with Colgate’s
Bill Fisher who won the individu
scrap in 28445. *isher is an
“We consider it one of our big excellent runner.” said. Davis. “It
eels," stid Colgate head couch Jan was stupid of me to go out with
Hunsingse. “We wanted it badly.” vm,

Hut Albany’ harriers were justas Albany head coach Robt
pyched, and they showed it on the | Munsey only had praise for Davis,
course.“ They ran wel, suredeserved especialy in his captain’ role, "e's
to win it” sald Hunsinger Just een a helluva eupti

For the second struight meet, way." remarked Munsy
senior co-captain Brian Davis was the waya senior capt
the Danes’ top runner. He ran his
best time ever on Albany's 5.05 mile
‘course, clocking in at 25:54, This
slashed bis previous fastest time by
Tour seconds, that going back to his

in every
e'saeting
should act

Hive veteran eos aso fet that
when Davis came am strong at the
ted the meet, so did the esto the
Danes Picked at up. and
everyone picked up with hiss

Cleveland Worries Clyde

NEW YORK (AP) “Til be very
nervous when I get to Cle
ssid Walt Frage.

i'sm newsituation, 4 new team.
new ity. Pm *Cool Clyde. but fm
that coo"sud Fri, who has
massed mote points and wsistsand
flayed in more games fot the New
York Knick than any ater player
Ne spoke in measured but emotion-
ile words" Monday about the
weekend deal tht sen him (0 the
Cleveland Cavaliers as
compensation for the Krichy
Signing. of fee agent guard Jin They've bes great 60 mG” Be
amon forme cava sa, "Wy tle arginivation

“Tm not happy to Be lexving.” be Tm wot biter
sad at mews conference at the Great Move
ol WE. Latceprss, his Eis is u great mae for oh
frimapal busines url. "After teams. they're hulding for the
layng ten yours Ree, hal hoped tute, and mn Cleamons. they're
Tosh my career in New York, sting a good guird who’ four

wht i first happened, | wax Sets unger than ine Uy had
dgjeated, 1a T had good pre= ere drat U chink Ray Wiliams
Semon, we had some good young Ure No I pach 0s M 4
players. we were bling. t waned break all my ans records. Uy can
Tepe a prt of that to being allow (0 Sat tor Cleans and
wane back to New York Walliams to develop.

ts a bine. rguew. Uney did “Cleveland ture so, they
atthe felt they had Yo do. And hive young uy whw ks wane
hen Fatback and ook att have snd fel Tgandu that Hhe are
foray that if vwre the Rrchs [think lhe mare reat ths
‘ould ave done the same thing deal tuations

Travers he planned to janhesisingtvom New York 10 Richi
Cavalier: Wednesday and hoped thio, wher the Cis pla, wl tke
beaut to his new Sone auating. Ca he become a
the time the National Hist all

Assocation season opens Oxt, 1

‘At 32, the seven-tme allstar and
Imuinstay of the Knicks! 1970 and
1973 championship teins said he
hover thought bout
retiring

Ell enjoy the game,” he said
min great shape. | want 1 play
he game i lun for me. Fintend to
playfortheremainder of my contrac.

serioly

Which is three years.

Fravier, who catns ore than
$400,000 yet, said fe bore the
Kicks no has feeling

suburban de?

Munsey.

Junior Fred Kitzrow camein third
place for Albany in 2606, And for
the second consceutve meet, he was
‘named the Danes’ “runner of the
mec.” Kitzrow is proving him as
fone of the fastest runners on the
quad, and Saturday's victory. was
strong evidence,

Kitzrow kept pace with Fisher for
Ah first three mils. In doing $0, be
ram his fastest two-mile ever (9:83),
imation to his top cros-county

Munsey noted the importance of
itzrow’s staying with Fisher, “This
Imad a tremendous eflect on our
ays Kitzrow was pleased with his
unning. and his teammates as well
“I tad good Finish Lthought” sd
utrow. “It was good looking back
and seeing all Al

his was the deiding lator ofthe
fet aller Colgate Jim Lewis
Iunished fourth, the Danes nailed
down the next four spots, These
belonged te Mark Lavan, John

Albany's Brian Da

Albany's Bill ("Bruno")
Mathis, who hus eon the Danes!
huinber one runncr this. season,
admittedly ran aha race” "Bruno
had a bad day.” suid Munsey. "Yet

hive, Sean Reilly, and” Mark
Dalton, respectively, all of who ran We had enough strength to pick it
heir lstes times of the season, UP.

Reilly just & froshy but is not The score anight dicate that
1d by the longer distances Albany won but acorn
imects. "I gotaster fortwo 1 Munsey this was nat th

tives anger sid Rely. “Uhis was prenure meet

tirt two to three mikes” he mai
Se ATINS ae ecrnay™

{st fall the Danes had hei Hist
losing season ever in site years,
holding a Sh record. th complete

es will

y also added that ne
not hinder his performance in
Uipcoming championship races. “L
tually don't have much problems

svth nerves.” be std

os eee

ering along In Saturday's meet against
Colgate. Davis finished second in the five-mile race.

xy won 10 of 12
second scavon

tocgins the championship mec.
ny wil be
tw tive of them, stating with the
SUNY Conference Championships
‘it Cortland on Saturday. “think we
have to worry about Fredonia and
Hrvckport,” stated Munsey. “But
‘wha knows anyone ean sneak in

and win thet

Davis appears tbe more
ceident, “PI be ight there ithe
ning.” suid the co-captain, “And
Gold,

sl youlee poingto see is Gal
“Gull (Alan's team olor)”

Netters Runners-Up In SUNYAC Event

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was eal surpese."aulded Fei

Fertig prised Peldinn ty a
partner alter tke mate, “Paul just
made things 90 casy. He Us a

continued from page twenty
Ue title and that may have been the
Ings suprise of al
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bat Brockport du $-7, 7-6, 622.0
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Face # match point gains ther a
the send set hut held on for the
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Alter heating the sevund seeded d Antonryh
pve trom Oneonta 3,7, Albany (ot fel then

teat tennis player
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continued from page twenty

He score remunell 2-4 unt the
hoiton ol the sixth. Lenkiewier
roc hitting lor Mulqueen, worked
Shut wk, Nelson beat out Bunt
put runners om bist amd seo
Alt Huse Mackowits saerifiesd
He curs eer, Caudill singed

Arising. at ribs. an gists
Albany the
The Dunes ese only thiee

nue ost complete w seep othe
douleheder, bt they were ansble
foal down Ube victory, Wah ne
ft Cohen walked 10 MH
Franses soiling, ht
‘Gane Mik Mele, and out went
Albany’. head

hand a te

Hine Danes ated 1 seure im the
Just hall of he seventh andthe game

as a single gave

Ss ant ext A

Vine Comtand utters produced
‘igs vans the top ofthe eighth
‘and the pressure wi on Albany.
Trailing 6-3. Cortand’s pitcher had
‘rouble with his control, and thefts
tice Dane bitersin the bottom of
the eighth walked. Al Grimaldi and
Mike George both drave runs with
saceitice flys, and the Danes only
tvailed by one run

‘Asecesslul double steal yave the
Danes runners on second und third,
but Cardillo Med out to left field,
fending the rally one run short

PAGE EIGHTEEN

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$1 thst Saturday The talehde wihtheseon ted The game was very physi and . ty M. J, Memmatt (O'Leary std that the DOR made isd lama sid hat eventhough
‘Aisny as up spina a (ough atone the feces font conte of he gum ‘An Irate onthe Environment no committment for an academic the Environmental Studies program
plissicul team Theis ten-minute overtine despite handing ou four yellow and willbe establish at SUNYA this program inthe future, that any was cut in 199, students haves
Timnidatig style of sieser, The period (nom-audden death) Sen “the relerecing was year, Acting President Vincent recommendation made as result of been involved in field work and
Ting Kept to. their finewse (ype with play rougher than ever. Finally, much les than mediocore, and they O'Leary said ycaterday. “The the study would haye to beucted on other areas of environment, most
dilenves and it paid fas Frank » alter a particularly vicious kicking simply et the game get out of hand, ‘ Division of Budget relcased a letter by SUNY Central and the State on their own initiative. m

eae eed fe al nto the na eXchan.w player Im ech eam said Sc < SUNVA this weck, ‘which Layature, He said that DOB did Ismay expressed great opti
teams Ionian Gayeul 2957, yas given yellow card and play Albany cord tun at . locates $49.00 10 he used in the indicate support for the research uboul the money comming from the
With Albany: leading 1-0. play waisstopped, asthe officials hoped to 2. ‘with two crucial gi urea of environment, according to institute in the future. vate, He said, “With a team of
owame rough with both tims alm things down, this. week, The hooter O'Leary Priorities researchers you can be much more
eS ee Hart foul, Pay resumed, and at 740 of the Harvick tomorrow and Onconia ne Me Foon While the leer iself does not Vige Presiden for Academic cen” He went Los tha st
a egal on Selea in peviod. Union's John Kovacs tlesethe mony, intel ep Als David Martin eutied the ol his ovate hs been taken up by
cee ean eemtakein by the “AnGeked a pass doven with his hand ~Both games are import to us hlore an aeualceriffete issued seope of the iniues priorties I paperwork, and the hirhips of
aon ee Mata Py fang Trt ol the Albany ne then fit amd well give Hartwick a good bythe DOB which ives SUNVA he wll be concerned with rteurch in rying to run on almost 1 aon
the Cavan player, Selea recived a heballintothenet with hisurm. The game, We five several injuries ws iry suid. Before thut general areas of environmental und with limited manpower. 7
‘hn ard wring the i For Momed despite lenglhy rst of the Union game. and Bit the Jan tog Molla, Malag: ANOLE ls TCSRMMM Se eTAUES
‘ven out he ae bmn the Albany si. hopefully everyone will be able ff t : llered must besent the DOBTor envionmental impact studies, and SUNYA through aetions taken by
Tine hall was completed without — Albany Coach ill Schielfelin play Saturday against Onconta, UPWART ANI HOUAE approval. publishing an environmental mbers of the New York State
en eee seemed ao commented," There wis no quction whichis the more ngnicant ofthe Dane booler Aldo Sergowich dlaplays his formin Union game, Union Weil open it as suum as we can,” newsletter Legislature, Assembiymen G, Oliver
rave settled dow ibatit it, the ball ws punched in.” two gemes.” concluded Sebieffelin. upended Danes 2-1 In overtime Saturday. said O'Leary. He went on to saythat O'Leary said that udditionalfunds — Koppell_ and Melvin Miller, and. bernie
aah nse l Albays Albany Torvard Matty Don ‘woul probubly be" within weeks” in the form grunts may be Senator, Ronald BStalford and‘ "aasOr Lowe lemay ead thet funBe from the fat fo etabiteh an

Gata Aruna managed to golf a expressed hisdstistation withthe oe —— haclore the money was actuully necessary to further promote Bernard C. Smith (cit that "sltute on the Environment at SUNKA will be received soon.
i A icamiar cerasdcesionindscwedard Netters Finish Second In SUNYAC’s; she raarch retrenchment of the Environmental appropriated, word wat sent to DOB's lan Icter will probably tak
See ae tenet Albany hod ard hr it pat ithe Alhuny Forth er he mney wl Pro Los my. creny Sus Mgr at SUNY mats SUNYA Plane wre eo plac by theend of theweek. Hesad
used primarily fora reiaech ding an advvor to tuden mistake. Ve funds were put inthe we of them and sent to SUNY (hat the DOB issues ceriiate

cron‘ tc me hie mat om ct Ke dman Captures Third Straight Title iia heme no Sider, Suppaenal dp sapring ty Cenakasoring to Marin They ey two. Meck bat cold not
Poeceeccecand hallthe Union geetion, ATbany prewured. ut (F you asked anyone on thie figure we would do that we oF Binghamton, Fertig. knew he Program in environmental studies. immediately. “We're “ . aia taal ee savecemmenal iies At SUNY
Nit Cndips sn oll Rone and Ahan contin to ist wacked, cha ward woul be nso Us ere le went a saying L would do my best and try 10
He a eed hinnelt—Hiawever, the Union goalie came pestoraanee othe eamn"sai Bead Kut along with he surpses came wilt Festi pay, “Mien dd ftir Curl ramen ny 8h wor, oe ler rman, Gh he“ rn ig sb i pty
le . A ; " cil csi Sy shown to the Council last policy es a result of input from commitice has the option of not
atmen Split Cortland Twinbill  escsiisissiinias “tote i : De Pete eens Cota armani iat -oneetemameary
fpomtion, Only fins Lynch of Hullalo—_ Fetighimselt was pleased with his i : ‘ siving iipenat wt
‘State hasever accomplished that eat play rm i R Committee of SA in charge of “In the case where people were Havkins. “A lot of members
Cid ny pn of rma” j iit wil go it effet im er jb" said Havkin,°The poly was going owt the policy was inaly
em nn ea aamy ait Wis Keel aad conch DuWopare decked Tebdomas achicterieatcurpioed Paul Weer of Funphurnion 0) 2 seers Uk goin etect uhan tignad by SA PrechiemOnveGord.. Conia Coun Chairaan Mike theConwslicecta have he pres top iiee SA stectivs eas kept
"Mbuny come right buck in the and two walks in his complete game ayy take out Bitther, bringing im WO ane. including tumsell. “Before 1-5. Antossyk wax truiling to the ‘522.50 fur the year and $1,041 for the

sone Mec Nene presur onthe gould pat the allimthe nets the Abn Sate en eamntodeseribe he Danes second plac fn
C il Adopts Stipend Poli

ree atau et okt an ag: "Tc hal sa «pms esos td ounch opts Supend Folicy
Than Pete: Martins managed a sithered the bill alter a fine wellinthetournament ut withthree oldman eld Bw Saye Us et i members, ‘According to Abbie. Havkind, person wll getastipend accordingto

then he wor the tle trom 1963-65, thant number th a he i CPE Ay raking the potiy sting small stipends such as $50, swithched their votes at the last,

seminal round. Beockpot’s Clark — tem Soup an outside job if they receive a

Feldman's opponcats, the to Coftands Bob Minot 6 7, o sscon mit al monthly sliotments. In theeveat the stipends and intercollegiate
fcdlunt ch ee seeiid nme ich, eee cdma the ade wis the vourmament bean. Fexpeeted to umber three sed Sanh hid et So2 or depen StS Hoist
Hyer Pair single stuepy. 0

Binghamton top player came up om ‘Andy Antos/yh, playing number th Abbie Havkins (right), Chairman of SA Internal Affairs Committee, “Some people cunt feel that person becomes detached from th athletics.
eevcher Rick Cardiliy ed off witha ny Bitther started the secood juther scoring. ww the title” said Feld, but rected oll Four stranght games or B k S H Ww ll R Cl 0 5 ramen fre Usiia Viee
eros men att enecke Says He Will Repay Class Of ’78 siti Guess

oe

toy Paul chart ean, faght to work agaist the reshma
he Ain State varsity hasehall C tland woukd aot go dann puter hy mount scoring threats
ain splat duubleheader with wntiout a tight an the top of the yn gueh of th Hest three ying
Conta last ssaurday at AMhany’s seventh, Dane piteher Steve Atbany scored the gsm’ Uist sam
fone tick, Athans won the fist Muldows fetra the (st 180 athe button of ve tind Kasia

sues J-Lethen drop the second falters, but emsecttve singles anda angled Uo rp eld. ad advan
Coonan tan exeiing, Well phe gal added the hases, Muldoon qo third ai a throwing rar. A
tls eae ed ‘coven, peiting IKE saeritice lly ty Mantiet scured
CCauthand took aT) aad a the Cota een hitter toMy ut Kaine

cond inn of 1s fits game. AW Naya ut genterbld, ving Alfany — Carthund came hack to seore two
Sito, stolen ase. and a ie dive the wi usin the tapat te fourth A wal
Sing te night hcl gave Certhind Muldoon pathic a supeth gaine dguble, and singe ave Comland the

posed with fs plays especially in enwevet. a ny. ext mate, he .
wt ealy didi play that ts 40 the Lop seed, Jim Hage bo be receiving $322'50 for the
tet“ ey i ply that _ ft ep cs Sm by J Hae Vewche had hoe asewed ist raingrset belore judge John thcsigticnecoat Thunday eur

wl gum Kosa) bt ster HE a age anon Clas ol 7H Prosdem sear of alleyedly stealing 5,000 Cyne. Alter an eight hour trial last court ruling “hist hit me yet." he According tothe policy, these
Sid a ha Ree al he a ale Maretnwekewd sescidih that he trom hisliss aout and was week, he was found not gully ofthe said. “Tm gli is over, Hopefully amounts wil be considered fixed
seine at i SFI new alia Gil Jad Toe bed Fae Duce tnfends to honor the promissory suspetided tram SUNYA. alter” charge peuple who were nterested in seeing subject 1 a yearly review by Central

Holy pacers threw seurekns ee ee ee ai hecialinig Ne asened het sv agteving ty gitnga note promt pay hack enecke said he wast surprised this thing go to the real courts are Counc
Ingo aver the Hen ties ing SE ee ee. re pfs lise 8.00 {ik mone) atthe tate of S20) 4 abut the "not gull” verdict the satisied. hadnt gone to court, Applications for stipends will be
Many threatened 4 scone inthe sccm Hehe SLOT. OE peng ‘When Pmakeagiccmsnts Fick month tor 15 months Jy at Albany County Court the elas would have almost all the announced within one month of the
Pot oth With one ou wach rine tec toenel Geeentartee toouhei” Benecke sid “Iti and TDG stipension wis ordered by handed down last Thursday at his money by nov formation of the committe, the
ha Kava wae, an wet erm ape eek ATE Ce Cou snp agrevmentiehanr theme | Dean Brown, and vas “dependent tral for allegedly taking over 1.000 Wenecke said he stopped making policy say

idomalongdouble hy Pantie ay A Mile ee A ian Wie Ma genet disci wih Isan upon adherence (the plan of full trom the clas O78 elethouparty. the paymens on the advee of his
‘The anes cn ft the TE i a eS ice tke Ihnwn [Dean lor Student Atlas}. Fetitulionto which Mr Hencckehas No. | experted i” sid Henecke lawyer Beewusest would “compli
vam hoe es Val setae Ht USMS ce ed Se Bee Nintung hax been formulated yet” agreed." Accordingly. Benecke “Shere just wasn't enough evidence the enum ease.”
propped out and Paul Nese fae ig & Hhwn was ut of tas and sol Would be expel he missed ato eunviet me ‘ sorry ‘
sruskout i a eee rae sualable lor comment yesterday. payment. lo date, has madetwo the promisory mote had been “Vm sorry forall the trouble Pe

The Danes finally broke through so pt mache i ii pesca te Llosa" Preaestajments of $200 each aod Dean introduced ie dence, but saimed anybody cul. sien
the sath, Cardillo walked. : i tse sel He Dias, Menumes Haris | assertion, said “I won't he a suspended student Chnedamavedashoingureevant SUNYAD TE the to mike a
fadvanced to second om a. well ; i oe Campletely satsted antl I yet it in Univerty police ryan their awn tw the ease and asked the jury to cantribution tw make a better
cageuted sri bunt by Sie ‘ “Conn. the tourney’ second 3, 2 Inthe quarterfinal, he fll tinting. Brows said he had talked investigation of Menceke und he was tube at from thir minds, sehiook” sid Mewecke,

‘Dune couch Bob Huringame then i . ae fe (TG ee ee er at fo Mareundthat he winconsidering subsequently informed ols warrant -Beneeke said the reason for not Usnecke said he had considered
sweat his bench, sending up pinch ; Mi 8 al renee Ne tay a Oa prying. back the money. We're lor bis ures. Heneckelailed to turn Luring himself into the police List ceapplyng to SUNYA realizing that
hitter Tony Lenkiewier 10 bal for 3 ee Fe ee MET cringe) od Arating for Mare contact as" Insel im for atest on the day yparonthedayscheduled winthat"l “these wouldnt be readjustment
en eee 3 Coach bewik fabled the wih the single howenst At fist berated tt ee re tay tale arab Soll oa Srey vel
mc tine, binding. Abe's Roger Pair érove im Daneel unin 21 tery ver shot om fe beeen rig a debs oo Se cata ms "Ona Brtewetedced he nleopraion hey nina be sh iMetesity expe
home what proved tobe the winning ‘Cortland Saturday. Cortand won the nightcap 6% a i Oe ah ES ‘continued on poge rineicen Meuple shoukl look around their lor third degree grand laresny and very persecutionist mood ReapplyingtoSUNVA, hesaid, was] WCDB Construction

wo nae Fr cin May 2he pleaded no guilty nan throughout the whole shing always a possibility.” we