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sumption. The FDA later lifted its ban when faced with said.
Alligator Managing Editor scientific evidence to the contrary. But the controversy over He said premarin appears to be less toxic than DES.,
giving women DES and other estrogen compounds as con- producing in his. study fewer side effects such as nausea,
The contraceptive morning-after pill, (DES), is "about to traceptives continues, and so do the studies. using women to vomiting, breast tenderness and headaches.
be approved sometime this month" by the Food and Drug test the safety and efficiency of these drugs. Since June 1974, 154 UF female students have received
{ Administration (FDA), according to its public information UF's Women's Health Care Clinic has been prescribing premarin through Bard's study,out of about 250 requests for
officer. another morning-after pill, premarin, for a year and a half the drug, he said.
c, Edward Nida, with the FDA in Washington D.C., said the under a federally funded research study by UF's Dr. David THE MAJORITY of those not treated were denied because.
morning-after pill "is regarded as safe and effective, but not Bard, a specialist female genital tract cancers. unprotected intercourse did not occur within the fertility
for' continuous useCONTROVERSY." The morning-after pill is given within 72 hours after un- period. Sixteen were refused treatment because of a history of
over human 'use of DES began about protected sexual intercourse, assuming the woman is within medical disease such as seizures, liver ailments, recent
four or five years ago with publication of studies which linked five days before of after expected ovulation. It contains a high hepatitis, and bad migraine headaches Bard said.
DES to cancer in the female offspring of women given the dose of estrogen to prevent pregnancy. In August, 1972, the FDA banned DES in cattle. food,
:, drug during-early pregnancy. PREMARIN is a trade name for .a morning-after pill where it was used as a growth hormone, because minute
This led the FDA to ban DES in cattlefeed, because the containing a high dose of natural estrogens equivalent to
\ residues In beef liver were judged 'unsafe for human con- the amount a woman's body produces in nine months, Bard (See 'Pill', page four)



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Published by Campus Communications Inc., Gainesville. Florida Not officially associated with the University of Florida ,



I Allison accepts coordinator position I IBy


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JANET'PARK even if private funds had to be tapped. .An area of concern in UF's affirmative
Alligator Staff Writer Allison said he met most ot'the people he action plan is the tendency for women and
will be working with when he was at UF in minority workers to be hired for low-level
James Allison has accepted the position of November 1974.ACCORDING. positions. According to the revised plan,
UF Affirmative Action Coordinator, but said to UF's affirmative action women and minority: workers are'to be ac
F
i: in a telephone interview this weekend he plan Allison will be working closely with Dr. tively moved up to high positions in the
doesn't know when he will be able to begin Harold Hanson, UF executive vice presidentand faculty and staff when they are qualified.
;: work. director for affirmative action. Allison said he feels this type of promotionis
'f E i' Allison said,'"I have several,things to do to He will also supervise an affirmative action important; at MIT, he said he promotedwomen
r,. clean up here (Massachusetts) first. I'll officer in each campus unit and officers in from executive secretary positions to
; probably come down around the third week of each department and career service division. faculty status.
February to do some preliminaries and check Allison, who holds a Masters degree in "MIT IS the world's best science and
I the housing situation." education from Harvard, served as af- engineering school. The late sixties, early
t UF PRESIDENT Robert Q. Marston firmmtive action coordinator at seventies were when they said minorities and
announced Allison's appointment in his Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) women weren't qualified to teach there. We
inaugural speech Friday morning. and said the plan there evolved into one showed them," he said.
. Allison presently employed as executive similar to UF's."ORIGINALLY. "MIT surpassed its hiring goals with lots of
i director for minority construction contacts in I was responsible for the cooperation from everyone. We got strong
.+ Cambridge, Mass. plan working'with a committee and staff of support from the 'women on campus," he
i'; Because of the hiring freeze recently imposed four. Each,department wrote its own plan," added.
I, by the Board of Regents, Allison was he said. Even 'with a tight economic situtation
'11. offered the position beginning July 1, the "I kept on top by conversations with Allison said, there will be a turnover
I' beginning of the new fiscal year. department officers," Allison said. situtation in the' faculty and staff and those
HOWEVER, the Affirmative Action He explained those conferences gave him' a positions must be filled. d
+I', 'Advisory Council urged Executive Vice chance to talk to the officers about the latest HE PREFERS to look internally for 5, :
:;; President Harold Hanson to investigate all laws relating to affirmative action, the overall someone to fill that spot when its feasible.
:;: possible ways to find the money to pay plans and what the head office was trying to "Upward mobility, instead of a new workerfor
, Allison's salary i it he could come before July 1. do.AT a high position," he said. .
i At that meeting, Hanson said the money! for UF, he intends to handle long-range He considers loyalty to the' university as- ''i
Allison's salary would be found somewhere, plans well as emergency measures, he said. part of an employe's credentials, and he said
he would promote this person and then hire
someone else for, the lower ranking job. left
vacant.
"It will take cooperation and Input from JAMES ALLISON
the people who've been here," said Allison. appointed Friday


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OMarston implied that competition tor
p. Alligator Staff Writer state funds might be destructive unless it was
done "in terms of the state's goals for the
UF President Robert Q. Marston spoke out various institutions."
for' the first time against collective Marston ppedicted a "steady state
<1Ji bARGAINING AT UF in his .inaugural enrollment" and a "cautiously optimistic
}1..YA T ." .. address Friday. view" of UF's role in the nation's future.IN .
"t .. Marston, who was installed as the seventh OPPOSITION to collective bargaining
UF president, called for a clear definition 09 Marston said he believed faculty unionization
the role UF is to play in the State University would be "counter-productive." .
,System. "I do not believe organized collective
"UF SHOULD be designated for special bargaining would improve ,the. education of
support to produce the academic excellence students, the conduct of research, service
that.is found at the great public universities of tothe state or the intellectual well being of our
the nation," Marston said. faculty," Marston said.
Marston's other recomendations: included: Marston said he feared a collective
5 '5'S modification of the method ,used. to. bargaining agent for the faculty would resultin
determine funding allocations.., the diminishing importance of faculty
.5 .delegation of more decision making political organizations such as the University
photo by andy newmanOF responsibility to the university level..
PRESIDENT ROBERTO.: MARSTON ..41 redefinition of appropriate areas of
.speaks at Inaugural address competition among state universities. (See 'Marston', page&ght



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-___________ Soviet Jews Exodus; .Movement. _,_ __.," .uc... sa, id. ..TI.*>icy.... approved

LONDON (UP1)) Two Jewish youths who went to of the plan for each of us to otTer to serve four years of Dr.Shtern's .
and tried to trade places with a
Moscow on a package tour sentence.tt

Jewish doctor serving an eight-year prison 'term said FREUND SAID they went to the Interior Ministry

Sunday they were turned over to Soviet Secret Police and Friday morning and eventually saw Col. Alpachnikov.He .

Soviets expel then expelled. said the colonel argued "politely" with them for nearly
Elie 19. of
Gilead Freund 20,of Hew York and Joseph

London were put on a plane from Moscow bound for three Freund hours.said the colonel "got a bit annoyed" when they

Luton Airport outside of London Friday night. his assertion that 98.5 per cent of the
refused to accept
THE TWO youths had to the Interior Ministry in
gone allowed to do
Jewish
youths Soviet Jews wishing to emigrate were so.
themselves for Dr.
Moscow in hopes exchanging
Finally he called the KGB, Freund said, and agents
sentenced in December to
Mikhail Shtern. Shtern was
bundled them into a car and drove them into a forest
eight years in a prison camp on charges of bribery and about 10 miles outside of Moscow.

medical malpractice. "WE WERE later driven to Moscow airport and taken to
trade Joseph told a newsman at his parents'home in the North .
after offer under guard, he said.
VIP
the lounge
London suburb of Hendon that he and Freund went to
"Finally, the Soviet officials brought in the British
Moscow Monday on a package tour.
captain of the aircraft, who told us that we were in trouble
"We intended to help Jews there, but we formed no
it would be best to fly with him.
of the and that
definite plans until.we had talked with members

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(UPI)) Two Arab gunmen sprayed a crowded that a plane fly them to the Middle East.

observation deck at Orly Airport with bullets and bombs POLICE SAID eight persons were wounded by sub.

Sunday after shooting at and missing a departing El At machinegun fire and grenades or were hurt in the scramblefor New York bank

jetliner carrying more than 200 persons. with a
cover. Among them was an airport policeman
The gunmen then grabbed three hostages, including a serious stomach wound.

child, barricaded themselves in a restroom and demanded Israeli 747 with 210 failure
aimed
The attack ,was at an Boeing facing
passengers on baord which was taking off for Tel A\iv. ,

More auto plants open Police said the, two gunmen slipped a written message

under the restroom door demanding that an aircraft be sold SundayWASHINGTON

strong sales expectedDETROIT provided to fly them to the Middle East.

"THEY MADE the usual demand for a Boeing jet with (UPI) The Security National Bank of

(UPI!) More automotive assembly plants are crew," Jean Vaudevilles, prefect for the Val De Marne Hempstead, N.Y., with $1.8 billion in assets and facing

open this week than have been open since before Department, told reporters. failure, was sold Sunday to the giant Chemical Bank of New
About two hours after the 4:20: attack police tried to
Thanksgiving as Auto executives await reports on the success p.m. York City, the nation's seventh largest bank.
of the price war between Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler Corp.. rig a periscope to look down the restroom entrance corridor. All depositors of Security National will automaticallybecome
But the shot the device to ,witnesses said.
pieces
gunmen Chemical Bank which takes
Eleven plants are dosed. depositors of the over
Witnesses said the hostages a man, ,a woman and a
Strong sales reports are expected from Ford and Chrysler, child."I. were "virtually all other liabilities." said James E. Smith, U.S.

which began giving$200 to$500 cash rebates to purchasers of Comptroller of currency.
HEARD and fell down the floor,
selected, models last week and could push General Motors gunfire people on Chemical said it paid $40 million in cash to acquire
Mrs. Celine Ktorza, who had beeing seeing friends off at the
Corp. into the same unprecedented action, industry analystssay. Security National, the nation's 55th largest bank. Details of
airport, said. "They weren't aiming at anyone but just
the purchase were to be announced by Chemical Bank
bullets in all directions.
spraying
It could also mean an earlier return to work for 176,000 Monday.The .

hourly workers now on open-ended layoffs., Another 46,000are The passengers and crew of the plane were unaware they purchase had to be approved by the Federal Reserve

on temporary layoffs this week at the closed,assembly and were the targets of gunmen and no passengers, crew or other Board (FRB) and the New York State superintendent of

manufacturing plants. personnel connected with El AI were hurt in the incident.In banks after Smith's finding that "external forces and public

The mid-January sales report is not due until Thursday, Beirut, the Palestine Liberation Organization, which confidence have adversely ,afTected the operations and

but sales managers for Chrysler and Ford said deliveries are seeks closer relations with France, disclaimed responsiblity. the condition of Security to the point that an emergencyexists

definitely up. for the incident. ," the FRB said.

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The State University System (SUS) cannot FSU has given back the money for six to
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RElAX TO THE QUIET Everyone is in the same situation" All state universities were required to
UF administrators' scheduled a meeting return to the university system 2.5 per cent of
. RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD Wednesday with Mautz and SUS Vice the money they were allocated for salaries.
Chancellor Kenneth Boutwell to ask the This can be done by leaving faculty
system's help in meeting a SI.7 million budget positions unfilled when there are "lapsed" or
deficit.Dr. made vacant by retirement turn over or
Robert Bryan UF vice president for death.
academicaffairs said UF has done everything MAUTZ said his own estimate is there will
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tKrystal deficit. v They may have money now but when they
"ITS[ CLEAR to me this university cannot pay their share of the$8.5 million SUS deficit
come up with the $1.7 million" Bryan said. ,nnne will be left, Mautz said.
Chicken Administrators slack in the budgets of FSUor Bryan said if Mautz could not come to UF's
UPs health center and Institute of Food aid UF would make its case to the Florida
and Agricultural Sciences (IFAS) could be Department of Administration headed by Lt.
reclaimed and given directly to UF. Gov. James Williams.
Pieces For" Under normal procedure surpluses wouldgo The department controls, unallocatedreserve
5 140 to the SUS and then be distributed among funds that could be released to help
the nine state universities. UF balance its budget. Bryan said.



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The UF presidential search committee met prohibits asking the race of a candidate.
to discuss ways to assure compliance with The committee adopted unanimously a
UPs affirmative action plan Friday. proposal by Wayne Chen dean of the Collegeof
I Iji Concern was expressed by several committee Engineering, to reduce the number of
a'1 II members that the committee could be candidates under consideration to 25 but to
/ / ii charged with failing to give 1 minority and allow any committee member to add names to
female candidates equal consideration. the list.
pS'1 COMMITTEE chairman Harry Sisler THE COMMITTEE also ,agreed to
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publications, written letters to black collegesand each was notified by mail.
done the same for women. I don't know Sisler said this action was taken "as a
'; i/ i what else we can do." matter of courtesy" to the candidates.The .
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ByTERRIWOOD pregnancy, to his knowledge.Although"the ; recorded in Bard's study. ..
Alligator Managing Editor side-effects related to estrogen in high doses the side-effects
about 85 cent of the 154 patients given the
The side effects of the contraceptive morning-after pill are considerable," Bard said, those from ;the natural Bard said per
given out free at UF's Women's Health Care Clinic "ateconsiderable" estrogens he is testying appear to be less than those of the drug during his year and a half study have reported some of

but "usually of no consequence", according to synthetic estrogen compound diethlystibestrol, DES, while these side effects" while about 15 per cent "report .'Zero*

Dr. David Bard of the J. Hillis Miller Health Center.A has been used as a morning after pill for women for about 10 complications.
Bard said he undertook the study because he "thought
front the National Institutes of Health was
$60,000 grant years.
that DES". However, he said he doesn'tconsider
awarded to Bard, a women's genital tract cancer specialist to Both have been found to be about 100 per cent effective in needed a better drug
trade name for the drug in his study 100
conduct a two-year study with morning after pills made of preventing pregnancy 'when taken within 72 hours of un premarin a ?
refused to take it
cent effective because two women after
per
natural cstrogents. protected intercourse.
BARD SAID there is only one other study in the country NAUSEA, vomiting breast tenderness abdominal being told of the side effects.
testing the effectiveness of natural estrogens in preventingn cramps, diarrhea headaches, dizziness weight); gain, swelling, ONE OF THE women became pregnant Bard said.
Bard said he will not continue his research when the grant

n : expires in July, unless he can begin solving the mystery of how

rill estrogens prevent pregnancy and eliminate those parts of
the complex molecule which cause the unpleasant side effects.

and Nausea is reported by about 40 per cent of Bard's patients
(From page one) However, many local obstetricians and gynecologists,
14 cent, and these side effects "never
the Gainesville Woman's Health Center, report they do not vomiting by about per
traces of DES found in some beef liver represented a prescribe DES or natural estrogens as morning after pills. occur after the third day" of taking the fhe-day dose of
end within the first 36 hours Bard said.
significant hazard to the health to those who ingested it. Of local physicians contacted,one refused to comment, five premarin,and usually
However, the FDA later lifted its ban after a court order reported they did prescribe morning-after pills, and nine BREAST tingling and tenderness occur in about 75 per

requiring hearings on the danger of the drug. According to reported they did not, but refused to comment as to why they cent of the patients. Weight gain of more than three pounds
Dr. T.J. Cunha, professor of animal sciences, there is no do not. occurs in about 27 per cent. Leg cramps have been reportedby
known harmful effect from eating beef fattened with DES. BETSY DAVID, of the Gainesville Women's Health four patients, rash by three. No patients have reported

CUNHA SAID "the body makes five million times more Center, said the clinic did not prescribe morning-after pills chills or abnormal l uterine bleeding Bard said.

estrogen daily than the amount consumed in a piece of beef .because it "seems like a fairly risky thing to be doing." The other side effects abdominal cramps, diarrhea,
liver." The only evidence linking DES with cancer is in the David said "it's a very controversial drug" and there's "just headaches, dizziness, swelling around the hands and ankles
female offspring of women given large does of DES during too little known about ,it." -occur in about 15 per cent of the patients Bard said. All

early pregnancy to prevent miscarriage he said. "We're not too big on women being experimented on," side effects are gone within 24 hours of completing" the five

Cunha blamed the FDA's ban on "wild stories" which David said, referring to the research, which according to the day dose of premarin he added.
appeared in newspapers when its effects on female offspringwere FDA, has found DES to be safe and effective as a morning- The side,effects can be treated with other drugs,- such as

first reported, and said scientists were not given the after pill.. anti nausea pills Bard said. .
chance to present evidence that the traces found in beef liver. OPPONENTS of the morning-after pill say high dose WOMEN with a history of blood clots, high blood pressure,

Bard said DES has been linked to abnormal developmentof estrogens may produce cancer in the woman who use it. recent hepatitis, epilepsy, hypertension, tumors or bad
the upper vagina and cervix in the female offspring of However, DES has only been found to affect the developing migraine headaches are usually refused treatment because

women who took DES during early pregnancy, which may female fetus, Brdard said, and there is no evidence that it estrogens can enhance the growth of tumors and formationof
lead to cancer in those organs in about one of 800 "DES causes cancer in the woman who uses it as a morningafterpill blood clots, or lead to possible complications in these

daughters." ,or for any other medical reason in any prescribed dosage.A women.
HE SAID he is currently working with' about 300 "DES pamphlet distributed by the Women's Health Center When a woman requests the morning after pill at the in-

daughters" have varying degrees of abnormal development in questions the risk of a woman developing cancer 10 or 15 frimary, she is first questioned to determine if she was within
the upper vagina and cervix Bard said. years after she has taken the high-dose estrogen compound. five days before or after expected ovulation at the time of

Fortunately, in most "DES daughters" these changes are BARD EXPLAINED that chemicals which may cause unprotected intercourse, according to Sharon Lewis,
minor and usually have no significant effect on the woman's 'cancer must be taken for a minimum of 15 years continuouslyin Women's Health Care Clinic supervisor.

menstrual periods, reproductive capacity, sexual relationships high doses for cancer to possibly develop in humans. The patient fills out a medical and gynecological history

or contraceptive methods, he said.. This i is because of the body's "surveillance system," he said, form, Lewis said. The patient is then given a pap smear,
BECAUSE about 4 million pregnant women in the US. which removes impurities from our bodies.A breast exam, pelvic exam and pregnancy test to ensure she)is
between 1946 and 1965, were treated with DES or other smaller dose than the amount of estrogen consumed in a not pregnant from previous intercourse.
estrogen compounds it is essential all women under 30 try to five-day dose of premarin is not effective in preventing BECAUSE DES has been linked to cervical cancer in the

determine if they are "DES daughters", he said. pregnancy, and'the excess estrogen is rapidly excreted in the female offspring of women given the drug during early
Bard advises "DES daughters" or any woman who suspectsher urine, Bard said. pregnancy Bard recommends abortion if the morning after
mother had received estrogen during her pregnancy to: The Women's Health Center recommends alternatives to pill is not effective.

Have routine gynecologic examinations and pap smears at the morning-after pill such as aspiration or: later abortion. However, Bard reports no pregnancies and no complications
least every six months. BARD SAID the problem with menstrual extraction is it's for the patients in his study.

Record and keep all of her mother's obstetric information, an unnecessary procedure in 30 to 50 per cent of those who Morning after pills are given out by a nurse, and Bard sees
plus all her own gynecologic data. have it because they are not pregnant.He patients on three follow up appointments.
Notify her sisters of this problem since they may have a said the morning-after pill "is probably unnecessary in ACCORDING TO Lewis, the patient is seen one week after
similar condition. about 50 per cent" of the women who use it but the risk of receiving the pills and counseled about birth control methods.

e Alert friends and colleagues about the danger of this death or complications is much less than with abortions. The six week follow up is to check for complications. and
cancer. .Studies estimate about three out of every 100,000 women in confirm the patient is not pregnant. '

Ifthis'l"Ondition is detected early, it is most always curable, 1971 died after vacuum aspiration or other methods of legal The six month checkup is for thoroughness, according to
without damaging the woman's capacity to bear children, abortion performed at 12 weeks gestation or under.
Bard.Women
Bard said. Bard said he knows of no deaths as the result of taking the who request the drug are also intorned of the side

THE USE OF natural estrogens as a morning-after pill is morning-after pill. effects and asked to sign an informed consent form, giving
"effective and safe" Bard said. He is one of the first to test Women who receive the premarin through Bard's study are their approval of being participants in Bard's study, Lewis
natural estrogens as anti-fertility ,drugs;' DES is a synthetic counseled about the necessity of obtaining other means of
said.Names
estrogen. he said. contraception, he said. and records are kept confidential. Lewis added.




I WHAT'S HAPPFJVI1VG Student aid sessions setStudent I


By STEVE PROCKO education. 113 Anderson Hall this week to

Alligator Staff Writer register or update their Quarterly Record Financial Affairs will be sponsoring week until we cover all of the dorms and then

Forms. financial aid information sessions we will begin visiting the major apartment
CASINO ROYAL at the Rat tonight thru BAKE SALE tonight at 8 in the Medical twice a week beginning today. .
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Wednesday from 9.11 p.m. For further Science Bldg. J. Hillis Miller Health Center Stephen J. Pritz assistant director for 28 is the deadline for applying for

information call 3922097. lobby to raise money for a handbook for Student Financial Affairs said all students financial assistance for the 1975-76 school
STUDENT CREDIT UNION: will hold a prospective disabled IJF students. Sponsoredby interested in receiving financial aid for the year.
\meeting and election of baord memberstonight SAMSON's "Lend A Hand" 1975-76 school
should
program. year attend. to
The meetings will be announced prior
at 7 in the dining room 150-C of the LOCK AND BRIDLE will meet tonight at Pritz said there will be two sessions each the first session.
J. Wayne Reitz Union. For further information 7 in McCarty Hall room G086. The Speakerwill .

1 call 392-1623. be Roy McDonald of the USDA Grading
RIGHT TO LIFE will meet tonight at 8 at Service.
the Brookwood Terrace Clubhouse. 2601 NW
SPELUNKERS The Florida Speleological
23 Bhd. For further information call 378- Slcietywillmcet Tuesday at 7 in the Seminar Consumer Guide to be ready: in Febl

9192. Room of the Florida State Museum. For
AQUARIUM SOCIETY will meet tonight. at f further information call 36144.
'7:45: at the Florida State,Museum. '"KNOWLEDGE" the Transcendental
The[
1975 Consumer Guide
will be ready for Guide will be distributed to I dorms, 'frater.n -
FINANCIAL AIDE INFO Information Experience will be the topic of discussion distribution in February to UF students. and available to
sororities and will be
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the J. Reitz Union Lobeck
area recreation room 'and Wednesday 7. Catholic, Student Center., For further information < Student Consumer Affairs, the guide is i said Wayne. |
p.m., in the Breward lobby classroom' call: 378-6029 or 3788184. midway through completion
KODOKAN JUDO i is being taught: tree of THE GUIDE contains: price
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*,. businesses: the students prefer to deal
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Alligator has been and will remain neutralon z itrLMk -

the specific options presented to UF faculty
members in the upcoming collective bargaining
election. s

But we do question the appropriateness of UF

President Robert Q. Marston's comments about

the prospect of having to deal with his teachers on

an equal footing."Counterproductive".
is the way the president
labeled faculty collective bargaining in his

inauguration speech Friday. .

Surprise, the top man in Tigert Hall is not gung- i
ho on unionism.

Of course, Marston was quick to explain he __-J
wasn't against ALL unions, j just those for

university teachers. PENANCE SV THREE'HAIL MARYS',FOUR'OllR FATHERS',AHD THEN PROMISE VOUU NEVER CURSE
Well, since the president isn't in the trucking THE GOVERNMENT AGAIN."

business,. it doesn't much matter how he feels

about don't the Teamsters."I believe organized. collective bargainingwill Exhibit lacks lasting appealIt

improve the education of students, the con
duct of research or the intellectual well-being of
the faculty," Marston said. is common knowledge if you follow the news media that PAUL SCIIULKE
state legislatures everywhere are cutting finances for collegesand
Perhaps that improvement will come instead ;
universities especially here in Florida; but it is not GUEST COLUMNISTWalking
with the kind of administrative decision UF understood
readily why.
Executive Vice President Harold Hanson made THE EXCUSE offered most often by those people who a little bit to your left you'll see a painting-in-
when he allowed 600 too many freshmen to enter wield the power to trim the university budgets is a simple plea mixed-media by David A. Kremgold called, Untitled No.1.
UF without adequate state money to pay for them for a need to "economize" in these troubled National times. which shows a mock-glazed tree-limb fastened by eye-hooks
and in violation of the Board of Regents But why do legislatures pick on colleges and universities for to a canvass of various yellow shading occasionally in-
continued military cost rises? terrupted by vague green and blue forms.
regulation. At one time in the not so distant past institutions of higher BEHIND YOU NOW, take a look at J. Marshall News At
Perhaps it will .come from ignoring faculty education were considered primary sources for providing Peace With Matisse (Farewell), 'which literally is a stuffed-
committee recommendations in grievance cases, workable solutions to pressing world problems and needs. chair, side-table reading' lamp and throw-rug all painted
such as the firings .of two professors George What has become of that hopeful trust? gaudily with the same colorful pattern of Matisse-styled nudes
Cornwell and Councille. Blye. Have the universities of this country provided sound clasping arms in a circle.Is .
leadership? this Art?
Perhaps the improvement will come when I think it is safe to say yes to that question when speaking of Yet who am I to dare to define limits as to what is or isn't to
examinations have to be written on the blackboard areas involving technology, medicine and the other sciences; be considered Art? So I won't; but I will seriously questionthe
instead of on mimeograph paper because but can the academic area of Art answer yes also? validity for displaying these particular "masterpieces
emergency management has cut educational THE QUESTION of governmental Financing of the Arts along with several others in the University Gallery.,
expenses to beneath the bone. has been tossed around oftentimes in American educational I have a highly subjective method for self-judging the first-
will circles. However it has dropped very low on most legislators'list impression value of any visual art that I view. I ask myself if I
Perhaps it come by in ignoring the over
of priorities recently. Why is that?
would stop to more closely inspect a work'of art if 1 saw it
whelmi opposition of students to the firing of Might it be because very little contemporary art holds any displayed outside the setting of a formal Art gallery.I .
Teacher Qf the Year Martin Curry, now lost to a lasting appeal to the general public? Let us not forget public DON'T think 1 would cast a second glance at many of the.
Georgia college because he lacked a Ph.D. taxes are supposed to pay for "government financing" of the "creative efforts" currently on display at the University

There is little Marston can do about decisions Arts.A. Gallery.
made administrations.But case in point showing contemporary art failing to arouse As 1 stood in front of New's At Peace With Matjsse
by past public ardor and support, waits for your perusal in the (Farewell), 1 thought it would have been better displayed in
he should realize that if UF teachers choose
University Gallery at this very moment. It is titled: The the middle of the Plaza of the Americas where like Greek
bargainingagent, type will come to the negotiatingtable Annual Art' Faculty Exhibition. letters scratched in sidewalk cement, it could sit as a lasting
not only with a mandate of law but with an TAKE A leisurely stroll through the gallery and you will memorial to grailitti.
historical perpective that speaks ill of faculty lind an odd assortment of paintings, photographs, sculptureand But 1 do not wish to downgrade the Gallery's entire exhibit.
representation in running UF. ceramics to whet your appetite for more. Then drive The pencil and chalk drawings of Marcia J. Isaacson,
down to the Gainesville Mall during its next arts and crafts
of A.
screen prints Todd Walker and acrylic-paintings of John
And after his statements Friday, might they not fair to land more of the same. O'Connor do
attest to the existence, somewhere of inspiring
be coming to a well of good faith that has been 'The same un-inspiring Art, that is. artistic achievement.
poisoned a bit more ? 'In the Gallery you'll find a painting by Hiram D. Williams PERHAPS we should steer members of the Board of
called Big Banquet Table which is a combination of three
Regents away from the University Gallery if we ever expect to
One more thing irked us about President canvasses splotched with running'colors of red pink and grey regain some of the lost capital that has so recently slipped
arranged in a weirdly "abstract" theme.
t through administrative fingers.
Marston's statements against collective bargaining
Friday.. '

". .when faculty becomes labor and administrators .
become management, one can look The Independent Dovld smith Tern wood
forward in which the Editor-in-chl.f Managing Editor
to an adversary process rightsof .
students may, receive short shrift." Florida; Alligator

Since Marston brought it up, we're unhappywith
his 'rejection of a proposed revision in the QH Gaelic David Klein Debl Fumiss Brian Jonas

Board of Regents policy on student rights. fp News Editor layout Editor Layout Editor.
Fundamentally, the proposed revision states
students have the R.A."Tony" Kendzlor .. ...'f' ..... .....'. :.:.. ........ ....,.... ..General Manager
same rights they are granted as Jom.s V.Cook ...r ,.. ,? ..... ..."... .. ,. ., ....,., ...'... .,.Assistant General Monog.r Published. by
citizens in the U.S. Constitution.In Mrs. Evelyn Best ... ,, ,<, ... .,. .0:1. ::.. ., .. ..'..... ....,t; ..Administrative Assistant .
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sending the policy back to committee without Anne Malphurs. :.... .t.. ... ... .i. ..,. .. t. .. .t.... ...., ....... ,..... ,.....Bookkeeper Campus Communication
his Marston said "If it I'd C. Roy Shipp ... .. .. ......... .,h.t... ....., ... .... .......... .....Business Manager P.O.. Box 13266, University.
approval. were possible Tom MocNomora .. .<.i.. ... .. .h. .*. ..... ... .t. .....,. ....,..,. ..........Accountant stationGoln.sviIi.Floridawith
like to see just a simpI'statement to the effect that Ray McGee Jr. ... ....". .. .. ... .,., .. ., .. ...;.. .....,. ...AdvertisingManager offices behind the Inn
the board encouraged student participation in the Donna Lubrano ., ....'........':.. .. ... ..... .'...... ... ..AdvertisingCoordinator 1728 W.st College Avenue.Business .
Acey Harper i . .. ... ...... .;.",.,i';'Special Sections Coordinator University .
universities. Lynda Homl.r r.. ., . ... .. ... ........., ..,'. .. ... ...Advertising Production Manager Editorial Office phone: 376-4446,
That's what ,we call a short shrift. Diana Snyd.r .. .., .... ,.,.... ,... ,. .. .. ..:. ;... .. .Editorial Production Manager Department: 376-4458
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The Independent Florida Alligator,Monday,January 20, 1975,Page 7

Beaten butnot'whupped'7 1 : ; '_15<.;; ., .),,'"




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EDITOR: Sometimes! I wonder if some of the Alligator t
Sports Writers are in reality spies from FSU trying to
destroy any respectability the Gator football, squad might'
have; rightfully earned. I refer to,the article in which an I
Alligator Sports Writer said that the Gators had been +
"wh pped" by a Nebraska team that had to fight for their
lives*to beat Florida by a three point margin. Somebody
has been reading too many Howard Cosell editorials to
believe ,that three points constitutes a "whupping".
This writer wanting to add insult to injury, has also
insulted many prou3 Gator supporters as well as the sports
writers, (people in his own profession), by calling them
"FOOLS" (Fraternity of,Outraged Lunatics). Is this any I i i1t ii
way to promote Gator athletics. i
OFFICALLY this paper is not associated with this
university but unofficially it does represent the views of !
this institution as well as the views,of the student body. I / / r i
feel that the Gators this
represented university well in the 1.g 1\
Sugar Bowl as well as the entire season. Surely they deserve
much more acknowledgment than a sarcastic article
denouncing a great Florida effort at the Sugar Bow
The Gators played a heck of a game that New Years Eve
v
intercepting what was considered an unbeatable Nebraska "'- rum .I Gar,MV REWTB? I p I
quarterback more times than he completed to his own
receivers. Literally destroying the Cornhusker offense for
three quarters and still this writer feels we were "whup
ped". Though this game of football is a game of"ifs" and Lets hear it for the U F administration
"buts", let me say that if the Gators had not been deprivedof

their legitimate third quarter touchdown, without a EDITOR I was appalledto 1 object strenuously to dormitory lobbies into education.I .
doubt the Gators would carried home that Sugar Bowl read of the proposed paying an additional fee to partitioned classrooms (suchas 'do realize that a tuition
trophy. If this attitude is what you consider as being a tuition hike in your January14th attend classes which are Broward Room 101)). hike may be necessary to
"FOOL" let me be the first to admit it. But 1 would label edition of the Alligator. I overcrowded now. What will The second article, "Grad combat circumstances which
myself as a Gator football fan who is not willing to concede would like to refer to two they be like next quarter? Students Squeezed Again" presently exist. However, I
that the Gators were "whupped", articles contained within the I would also like to remind stated that these students are would like to emphasize one
LET'S FORGET the outcome for awhile and rememberthe same page of that edition. the administration that limited to the point of "an thing: I do expect to receivean
fact that the Gators had the chance to play in the The first, entitled "UC May although they did not forsee educational straightjacket education reflective of the
Sugar Bowl. That is an accomplishment that many of the Cancel Spring Sections", in money cutbacks, it was not leaving the students' no price I am forced to pay.
major colleges never achieve. Let'not end the season with which you explained the necessary to pack so many latitude for electives or ex
attitudes like this,writers. The Florida Gators beat many necessity of 100 cutbacks: in bodies in this,university so as plorations". This does not
good teams this year and they were all soundly defeated, so graduate students, needed to to require police to direct sound like much of a mind James Freeland
don't let a missed call by a referee and a demoralizing, teach required courses. bicycles, or have to convert expanding option for 2UC
unfair article ruin what has been a highly successful season
for Coach Dickey and his Fightin' Gators.
I was amused at this writer's prophecy "one of these
years the Gators might really be capable of beating a team Year of the dog at UF I
like Nebraska. "Florida is capable of beating teams suchas
Nebraska and they are capable of beating teams better

than Nebraska. The Gators proved this one Saturday The other day I had the opportunity to rest my,bones on the luckier ones even were dragged into the classroom to sleep
afternoon when they whipped the sixth best team in the Plaza under the warm January sun, enjoying a three-hour beside our masters. That was the beginning of the end for
nation Auburn. break in my schedule.I man at UF.
FLORIDA WAS beaten on the Scoreboard, but certainly
"But it was only humane to bring our dogs with usI
not as shamefully as this writer suggests. The lay flatbn the grass not far away trom the frolicking dogs, countered in defense.
Cornhuskers surely wouldn't admit that a three point lonely guitar pickers, and chanting krishnas. The sun shone "SURE, BUT do you think we were going to sleep through
difference should be considered a whupping against brightly while peculiar "earthy" odors emanated from the those classes just because our masters did? No sir, this was
anyone. I If I were a Nebraska coach 1 would feel extremely ground, gently floating in and out of my nostrils. It was the our first opportunity to get an education outside of those
lucky to pull a win out such as they did. Nebraska un- same scent that makes one apprehensively inspect the bottomof skinner-box obedience schools. We weren't going to waste it.
doubtably was a good football team or else they wouldn't one's shoes after the. embarrassing question "all right, "With our new understanding of the world, we began to
have been in the Sugar Bowl and the Gators also were a who stepped in it?" multiply on campus according to the Malthusian theory,

good football team or they wouldn't have played in the I SEARCHED the area beneath and around me but could while the humans couldn't even enlarge their forces
Sugar Bowl. So let's not try to credit either team with a find nothing. It must be a scent of the times, I thought in arithemetically because of the enrollment caps.
whupping but enjoy the fact that the Florida Gators were resignation. Reclining again, with head upon earth, I closed, "We organized a canine government (CG)and simply votedto
there and played a heck of a ball game. my eyes and soon fell into a dream that would have made abolish students."
Kafka and Orwell crawl on all fours., "You mean you used violence?" I asked.
Robert Drink
lAS" They were everywhere. Back.packed and Levi's-clad collies _
zoomed down the sidewalks on 10-speeds. Well dressed Saint
[
r Bernards and Doberman pinschers with brief cases under JACQUESNEHERSATIRE
LETTERS POLICY their arms and their wet noses held high, strolled right by me
headed for the libarary.. L
letters trust
: Siberian huskies and Afghans were laying an around ,the
eBe typed. signed double-spaced and not exceed 300
... words. Plaza some reading books, others just basking in the sun. A "
011 NO, we could never bite the hand that fed us, he
of head-shorn dachshunds were howling in unison and
eNot be signed with a pseudonym. group
answered. "That vote was just another powerless resolution.The .
eHave addresses and telephone numbers of writers. walking about, distributing vegetarian dog chow? to the! other
real plan was to sit back and let Darwin's theory work for
Names will be withheld only if writer shows just cause.. animals curled, up beneath the trees.,
We could better to student life than our' human
us. adapt
.
Th.editor reserves the right to edit all letters for space.Writers
may Submit longer essays columns or letters to be A LARGE bulldog came: over to me, apparently noticing masters."
considered for use as guest columns. Any writer interestedin my bewilderment. He was a strange-looking animal with his "Take Servomation, for example. It was apparent that the
submitting a regular column Is asked to contact the editor blue and orange jersey contrasting sharply against his deep human animal couldn't survive on such foodstuffs, while we
and be prepawd to show samples of his work. brown fur. adapted perfectly it was just another type of dogfood."In .
"Say there." I said to him "where ha e>all the 'people addition to the physical factors, we were also able to
'sone?" adapt ourselves socially to the 'living conditions. For example,
"They became extinct at this university many years ago," the dormitories provided for our needs perfectly, while the
The Independent answered the bulldog humans would try anything to get out of them. Of course we
"But how?" I asked. immediately abolished any visitation restrictions it's only
Florida Alligator '"THEY JUST weren't fit to survive" he said. "bee back natural that dogs run free. Sure 'we had to 'fix 4ip the
in the old days, humans went to college with their tancy cars Broward' Kennels before moving in, but that'' was to be ex
'rio.Doug'DIal. Ron CunninghamEntertainment and us dogs stajdl "i, lH.me where, we were only,taught to pected."
., Editor Associate Editor fetch the newspaper,giu our paws when asked, and generally. "SO IT'S ALL gone to the dogs?" 1 asked depressingly."It .
play out the role as man's best friend. had to be" the bulldog answered He turned away andwalked
George Kochaniec,Jr. '"Then a new fad began he continued in a pant. .AH over to a small white poodle wearing a t-shirt with the

'I: .. .Photo Editor those, students, started_ trading in their expensive cars, for greek letters'Mu Upsilon Tau, and they. trotted away paw-in-
.' j';','_" ..'_ ,,) .. I < I I purebred: s'. Now hundreds of canine breeds were broughtto '.paw). both,'tails, wagging: '
Greg'FOrrer Mind I Ketrnon the campus'as' we became'the new,status symbol., Our new It was at,that point that I was brutally awakened when an
a."" ,Sports Editor Asst. News Editor role was to entertain the students chase their sticks and Irish Setter accidently kicked.me in the,.head while in blind
frisbces. wait obediently outside their classes, and some of us pursuit of a red frisbee. Or was it really an accident?




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In a statement by Dr.. Albert Guy, UF that would be the undesirable in higher AAUP doesn't want such a model either."I .
Alligator Staff Writer chapter president of UFF, the faculty union education." think the dye is cast" Carpenter said of
expressed appreciation of. Marston's "THE GOVERNING body of the the inevitability of collective bargaining.
"awareness that UF needs a concerted effort university is the faculty senate" according to "Anybody who votes 'no agent' is pushing
Spokesmen for ,the United Faculty of by all components of this University. .to the AAUP position Carpenter said. "The toward the industrial model."
Florida (UFF) and American Association of work vigorously on the substantive problem.. AAUP is the watchdog to see that the facultyhas The UFF also disagreed with Marston's
University Professors (AAUP-Fla.) disagreedwith facing us." the power." contention that a new elite would be formed if
UF President Robert Q. Marston's But Guy added, "UFF is convinced that the Guy also commented on the rights of collective bargaining took over at UF.
negative assessment of collective bargainingat university both we and President Marston faculty ard the power they have. "As the "IN ALMOST all instances where faculties
UF during his inauguration speech."I want to build will become a reality only university ispresently governed there is not a operate under a collective bargaining contract -
believe in fact that for our faculty though collective bargaining." collegial model but precisely the industrial a majority ofthe faculty belong to the
unionization would be counter-productive" Dr. Ron Carpenter AAUP-Fla. vice model President Marston criticizes." bargaining agent," Guy said. "More important -
Marston said. He added he was not against chairman was in general agreement with Guyin "Through the binding arbitration under law, membership is open to
collective bargaining in general, but indicated the necessity for collective bargaining. provisions of the CB (collective bargaining) every single member of the bargaining unit."
concern about the effects of unionization on "THERE'S JUST no other way" of solvingsome law, a true collegial model will be possible Dr. Eileen Sullivan, University Professorsfor
the UF campus. of the problems of faculty, he said. a model, of shared governance where the Academic Order (UPAO) president, could
"ONE assumption is that the union would "I agree with Marston's concept of a great recommendations of the faculty cannot be not be reached for comment on Marston's
become the dominant*decision-making agent university," Carpenter said. But he warned ignored but must be negotiated" he said. speech.
for the faculty, with the senate and other against the institution of what he called "the 'CARPENTER said he thought the Board of The UPAO had earlier decided against
organizations being allowed to continue a i industrial model" of collective bargaining."The Regents is worried about an industrial model entering the state collective bargaining
given activity only so long as they were ot. lesser AAUP is not an advocate of that kind taking over collective bargaining. he said the struggle.
interest to the union" Marston said. of unionization" Carpenter said. "I think

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Senate. THE GSU staged a half-celebration,half- 1 ." ,, "". ,, ""
THE SENATE and other organizationswould demonstration outside the gym during the .4 c >Fo p,
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only control those issues in which the ceremony ". .
union was not interested he said.A The pickets were celebrating the funding .' .I
system-wide union would "tend to blur for graduate assistants, which they claimed as .. ""' "
those distinctions of excellence so importantto a victory for their group, but were also 'i t
this university:' Marston said. demanding written contracts for future ,, '
Marston joined Marshall Criser. chairmanof assistants. r' .
the Board of Regents, in voicing his anti GSU President Sheri Dalton said the : : -k-
collective bargaining sentiments before a contracts were necessary to provide security 1\i A
state.wideelection to decide the future of tor the assistants. She said assistants are : ....
faculty representation in state universities. "lucky if they even get quarterly promises."
CRISER who presided, said, ALSO DEMONSTRATING (outside the ,
"The promised economic awards of gym were members of the Career Service ,
collective bargaining will .have to be sub- Employes Federation, who said they t feared
stantial and realistically attainable to merit probationary career employes would be laid 4' ,' .
t the end of collegial governance." off to pay for the graduate assistants. '
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With members of the Graduate Student riser delivered the, charge or listing of ,. '- -
Union (GSU) picketing outside. Marston official, ,duties and Marston accepted at the andy newrnan
spent a portion of his speech praising the role podium before giving his inaugural address. photo by
of graduate students at UF. The small audience (in the gym sang the UF FOUR UF PRESIDENTS GET TOGETHER,
"Especially the graduate student do we Alma Mater then remained standing for the ; .former President O'Connel I, President Marlton, former interim Presid.nt York,
often have the combination. the intellectual benediction.and recessional.- ,. xformefpresid.nt Reitz.


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"ONE OF THE BEST EVER MADE,r sleeping bog, mummy with tube Guitar ft amp $300 phone 376- kenwood kr7400 receiver I lilt $520 sell for liberal Student; $75 + W util. EXCEPTSUNDAYSN
LMflIp t l-s. . ., construction Medium weight hiking 4744 after 6p m. (A.5T-61.P) $370 dual 1229 for $155, Integratedcircuit and$50 dep. Furnished, two bdm troller
boots used, 9. call kenwood -NE section CHIP--376-4378 ((8.3T-61. W NM Srissi e.d
never size 373-2353 Panasonic am.fm stereo and cassette stereo equalizer for $100, soutlvyso 2:00 i 5:00:
Rees after 3 p.m. (o.St.59.p) tape player and amplifier. $120 or best 8002 power amp $150 call 373- P)) and
eJCWIrwl.V Weber 'Pig' Surfboard. Mutt Sell $80 offer 377.1496 (A.3T-61.P) 7930 (o.5t.59.p)_ Roommate needed. 2 bedroom opts,
CENTER e bas eee" Excellent Condition Call 376.6334 After Sherwood 5.7100 am.fm stereo amp 100 girls 5 speed bike Columbia excellent close to eampu Free. parking, water The mod mafpiififfnlpiduirrrrr
[ tin d>. w, tttit iINFERNO. \fcy ':ISJ .. 6. (o5t59p) watt w Dual 121 S. auto turntable and condition $.50.00 phone 373.5808 (A.3T63 gas ft sewage Call Bart$83-o 373.3802 month +after electric 10:3C ft !
phone ol
1972 suzuki 1500, excellent condition quadrflex 12 Inch speakers. Just $.2S. P)_] D Sf IDIKXS twstset sstl>Ctt
sissy bar fairing 2 helmet, turn signals 377-1496 (A3T-61-P) STEREO COMPONENTS ft access, you can pm. (B-ST-61.P) "
$750 or best.offer.- must tell 376-9667 IBM Selectrlc II typewriter 7 months old- save $$$ by calling us before you buy NJI If
evenings (o St-59 p) used less than 100 hours only $500 or. most major brands, all fully guaranteed POOMMATE BEDROOM APART
1972 VOGUE mobile home.12 x 70. Has best offer 377-1496 (3T-61-P) call 373-5680 (A5T-63P)_ MINT-REGENCY OAKS-OWN \THEWIND
BEDROOM--$120 + 1-3 UTILITIES MIKE
dent bar kitchen, living room with Guild MADEIRA steel. string guitar like "1969 triumph gt6t overhauled trans 3738246 (B5T-60-P)
fireplace 2 br, I bath, wall to wall .
flew SI2S CO 377.10196 (3T-61-P) motor very good body good. radio new
carpet central air-heat, completely carpeting new brakes, clutch .Nice.. 25 Female room-mote wonted; $52.25 per
furnished. luxurious economical easy For Sole: 1 135 mm 2.8 Auto Yashin on-DX mpg ken 37S-4432 $1 600. (o-St.S9.pl) month + % utilities, Village Park Aptsi i
. .ff. ... terms Coll 373-1071 and leave name lens Good Condition $80.00 with case. Sharp TV bow 10 inch screen. 8 months January rent free; call 373-5750 or 377- -
end phone. (A.3T.60-P) Coll 377.5716 Anytime (A.5T-6I.NC) old |lust $40.00 377-10196 (A-3T-61-P) 8289 (b-5t-62-p)

AC.DC Cassette Recorder mint condition 1 or 2 roommates wanted'116.50 or $78 377-3013
mo + utilities 2 bedroom 2 bath furn opt 233 W. Univ.Ava.
Sony cord mlc case, spare topes ((4)),
extras. $3500 Call 372-0545 Keep Country gardens great location call 378- PRESENTS
No Passes A.3T-61.P 1761 (B-ST-63-P)
trylngl ( )
$125 month- cozy apt located walking TWO GENERATIONSOF
Cinema 1&2'lit for sole: '66 Plymouth valiant with distance to campus on NW ..,h.Heat.corpets ,
w 0 1:30 3:00-5:20 radio.heater. engine running perfectly. drapes Pets OK ((1164))
A : 5:00 $:30 NfWIEMY o 7:40-10:001 call morio .-.after 7 pm at 3727248 Open am-8 pm 377-6992
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$150 (o 51-62-p) 2 bdr Apt. walk to U of Flo-located

Down sleeping bog, lyroid rated to 15 behind Norman Hall. low rent with air BRUBECKFRI
? heat carpets Pets. OKII ((11416))
Freebie degrees 58' to 6' In length excellent
r condition $50 call sue 377-5329 (a-2t-62- Open 7 day. 377-6992
3 bdr Apt $ISO-Bike to campus from this
and the Bean P)_m spacious and clean apt.No last month or
: zero 100 garrard turntable and shun v5! lease ((1148))
type II cartridge for sale. both never Open 9 am-8 pm 377-6992
used and still In original packaging 2 bdr housa-27 acres Ideal country home
asking $725 377-2946 (5T-63-P) located minute from the cityl low low
tent Air, heat carpets Pets OKII! ((11615))
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For Sale New women's speed bike Open 7 days 377-6992
PERFECT condition$60 call Peggy at 392- :3 bdr hOUl.l O-Bk., to campus from
1268 between 8:00: ond 5:00 (A.ST-6I.P) this extra shorpe home. Fully furs Ideal

SAVING $$ Imported ponchos jewelry .for students. ((1143))
book sacks hammocks from south of the Open 9 om-8 pm 377-6992
border come see nite 2000 sw archer rd .2 bd house $125.located in near by JAN. 24 8&11
northwest section. Rustic home with
air
104 A-2T-63-P
wlllloimburg opts ( )
heat Pets allowed!I ((194))
21 ft. Travel Trailer Including Travel !
RESERVED SEATS
Hitch Electric brakes Air Conditioned United Real Estate Assoc. .
and self contained with bathroom. Go !113 Nt 16th Ave.
III or Electric Refrigerator. Gas Rang.,Got Open 7 dqy 377-6992 (B5T-63C) 450 ft 'SIlOTl
Furnace Call for appointment or come
by after S P.M. 1607 NW 8th Avenue mole roommate for furnished opt. In k.ts: Rebel Discount
(5T-63-NC) Country Garden. $58 per mo + V4 util. (Main)
Great location
Call 377-7748 or 378-
70 honda cb450 PERFECT COND. new 2203 after 5 move. In Immed. (B-3T-63- Young Am. (Downtown), Box
tires,tune up,battery-electric start crash P) Offlc.MORTAR .
bar MUST SELl THIS WEEK$600 or make
a offer. Tom 377-8947 (5T-63-P) ; !.' T'

queen size waterbed complete$50.00 30( 1itC_
N pal aquarium fish, food, everything
$5000 dresser $20.00 best buy on all
kinds of scuba 377.7012 Randy (A-5T-63- ?7 LEOh
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from school available first of feb '110 ., :1sJ 1Khfto)
Includ. utilities per month call 373-6029
or 376-9153 after sis (b-2t-62-p)

male roommate needed to sublet opt 1 G
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close to campus 49.50 per mo '/ util!. 2 St $:00 tL 10:00 sits I OR > 6T1
bdroom furnished swimming pool + (
laundry call 378-3981 Ask for Steve ((8- .)
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FOR RENT FOR RENT

MOVE? men students room for PQPGQRH
Mr TO rent by quarter' ALLIGATOR
U desire 10 move from your present 115 nor 10th at. 3 blocks from campus call ; J5-7 .Ce
Ion w.can rent,sublet or find you greg 377.9625 5 30 10 7.00 dally or ;
mmole Immediately at NO COST. by._(b-51.59-p) stop HAPPY HOUR AtL0N6BMNCB

Itodoyll JAN RENT PAID! Move In now female
Real Estate' Allot Inc. roommate needed for CLASSIFIEDSWANTED CUSTOM FRAMING
lu.ury |b.drm
I'l 16th Av. 377.699 (b-h-S5.c)4) I.StMHANCOCK'S opt. $95 month. + '1 UItI"I'" Call 373. 22N.Unlv.Ave>. 373-81M
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Work Guaranteed Female Roommate' Wanted
All to GOLD
shore luxurious opt 2 bedroom & SILVER Top prices paid for clou gOlor pork.n,;now open on SW 13.h. 51. &
furnIShed $ISO o month, Inquire all rings, old jewelry, etc. confidential call Itt Ave pork close to bryonl, llgert
MaiortMinor Repair p.m. at the Village Susan 2002 after C. 5. OH e 373-3894 (c.50.53-e) noiman & little halls hourly, daily t ifs 007 !
IN.W. 10 Av. 3775185COLLECTOR'S 60-P LWonled) ( IOT monthly rain (Ii'I I2t-56-p I >, ,
male -
roommate' own room in 2 br apt in
; rw section $85 mo + ''' M' call l john 01 gay community service center gay men Free Tonight
2EC S iiiii-C : Place to live Own room Into. 377.8812 after 2 00 (C.3T-4I.Pf) and women meet thursdays ot 7 pm 107
T.M.,flood music, good people. call 392 Female roommate' to shore brm NW 15 ten Info call torn ot 372.1881
+ II 9573 or 8133 leave name t number beautiful Windmeodowl, in Jean or Dove at 392-1575 (|.IQt-59-p) 9
KS i $66 mo. + EMIpmattheRA
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PRINTS I Pleat respond Matt (e.5t.59-p) uhl.'!, D"perale. AC pool tennn IOU no. ONE.YEAA..QD (mostly) LAB needs
I roommate,2 br opt,Furnished $52.00 + Call Rhonda or Deb 372-0379 (C4T-61- home Very offectionate and intelligent.
V. utllltiei monthly PJ) :Dill Lorry or Howie 377.8087. 315 nw
MITED EDITION PRINTS I IUntv. 377-9993 (c.5t.S9.p)gatortown opts call loommote wanted for I 14th Dr (J-5R.54-NC)

7W. 37 -3264_Jlf j i I5 mm 'to U of F own-- bedroom country_-living$65 If you saw the I bicycle accident
+ I 1.3 util -- liberal but mature call Monday 1-675 at 3:15 In front of YULLE
HALl,Coil 392.9002 URGENT 5T-60-P
(
choil e ot 378 4150 (days) (C.5T3.P) )

toommote hove 2 br trailer privately OVERSEAS JOBS Australia, Europe, S. .

I IMPORTEP located 10 miles from campus has air, America Africa.Students all professions : GOING Stit. : :
central, heat and it completely furnished and occupations, $700 to $3000 monthly
call mwf 8-1 lam 462-2709$60 (C.5T-63- Expenses paid, overtime, sightseeing.Free .
P) Information TRANSWORLD FORCED TO MOVEBUSINESS % *
RESEARCH CO. G6,
Dept P.O. Box 603
PARTSMPORTED ,
'ING POOMMATE one nice "zed br, shore Corte Modem CA 9495 (6T-60-P) "'
both in 3 br at KING CREEK.NW 39 ave. :
FEMALE. Coll Andrea or Sher 378.2077 COED facial halremov.d per
PARTS & ACCESSORIESFOR $88.00 (C3T-63P) manently Call Edmund Dwyer -
electrologist over 20 years experience *Save these and JOO'sofofher Items
Coll 372-8039 (FR-61-C) on :
ALL FOREIGN CARSASK HELP t t.;
WANTED Book Packs, "Rugby" Shirts, Hiking Mattress & Living Room $4.95 *
Shorts, Trail Shoes Woolrich Shirts *
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ABOUT OUR STUDENT DISCOUNT White Stag. Speedo Bathing' Suits Aliens Box Spring $9.95 Tobias *

MON FRI. 9:00-6:00 SAT. 10:00.2:00: : Spore.lime telling 60 per cent profit Aquatic 8 Troll I Center. 3448 W.Unlv 373- Bunk Beds $99.90 King size Bed $149.00} *
telling mushroom wall plaques mail 9233fr55.p(| )
1012 S. MAIN ST. 372-4341 2.50 including pottage' for sample plus Wedding invitations $11.40 pe. rust, New Bedroom Suite $99.70 Dinette $48.50 *

catalogue 304 Carbondale The Pedler Cart P.O. Box t business cards $995, rubber stamps, 2 piece Chest of J
Kansas 66414 magnetic signs, offset printing. Cliff Hall .
secretary.part time 10 hrs per week Printing. 1103 N. Main (J-FR.58-C) J Living Room Suite $49.20 Drawers $49.50 *
temporary eves mutt be able to type 65
w.p.m. $3.00-hour call eVil 373.7102: (E. KARATE LESSONS
SUNFLOWER 3T-61-P)) Small classes $20 per mop : FURNITURE CITY :
1215 NW 5th Ave (off 13lh. St.) Mon thirst
Port I time, crew manager work evening Sot even, 7 to 9 3787131. (20T-60-P) .
HEALTH FOODS 5-9 mUll hove good transportation For KARATE UNIFORMS Quality, bleached. : Comer of E. University & SE 1st St. ,.

information. Call 372 4451 (E.3T-63) $24 up Karate.Do, 1215 NW 5th Ave, I ,.
t Hoffman ft Welder $65 to $95 PER WK.PART TIME Unlimited blk east of 13th St. Mon.Wed-Frl eve Across .From,the courthouse & Wilson's Dept. Store*
HI Pro Products earning potential In addressing envelopes 378-7131 (J-5T-60-P)
at home. Companies . . . . . .
Natural Vitamins Minerals pay top ;tusiio, Berlin London, Paris, Want) to trove
money for that "penonol' touch For 'or four weekswlth fellow students and the I

Herbs, Dairy Products further information regarding op. =oreign study leagu>-Iuly,departure-1350,
portumties with these companies, tend ;Contact Cart or Marilyn 378-7104 or Joyce
Books, Cosmetics $2 to Phoenix Advertising P.O. Ban 373-3287 after 5 PM for mMe Info. (Jon.sa. Wall hangings e Clothes
11707, Atlanta. Go 30305. (E-5T-63.P) (P)
Blrkenttock Sandals e e Gifts forhome
Listeners' Wanted: Mutt be native ABORTION I IS LEGAL for info on low cost Unique pottery
7 Weal Unl..... Ava. Downtown
I English speaking + mutt hove normal safe abortions In modern approved e Jewelry
I GalnetvllU. Florida Phono 371 e97eFWiivervbody's hearng Please call Arlene 3922049 facilities, call THE LADIES CENTER 355- decor
between I p.m. & 4 p.m. Mon. thru Frl 3683 l fl l.tr.53-t> e Bedtpreo s

We will pay $2 per hour. (10T-63-C) "Do not allow difference of opinion or

i diversity thought to separate you from
AUTOS your fellow.men." Baha i Writing D
(IT-63C)

Lillian Gail wewlshyouohap-
69 Comoro excellent condition" ,air, auto py21srbirthdwthatlthebesrtho! '
trans,350ci one owner.$1100 Call 378- tl ifehostoofferi nthecomi ngyear
iretending they're us. 8361. (G.3T-61.P) I KCKLSSSC hbfromjimbeombacordicoorsmixertoo-

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1967 mustang pt ac auto 289 v8 new .
1t 63-P)
tires 17 mpg body and interior good
condition, drive train perfect $650 see at GOING OUT' OF BUSINESS

116 nw 18 si apt c after 5 pm (G5T60P -
andal Sale THIS WEEK ONLY )

1971 Subaru wagon. good tires, O-C. 30 SALE
Reg 23.50 NOW $18.80 mpg $1200.call 373.2353 after 3 pm (g.
5t-59-p)

vega.7J, good condition, 3.speed. mutt '" -:
sell: $1300. call 376-0610 aft 5 pm or NEW & USED 50% OFF EVERYTHINGCASH
392-6580 during the day,ask for michel COMFllrt Ufo' 0* f
(G-5T-60.P) t.: ElOAOINS sues
COMPONENT
Volvo, 1970 144s AC, $1650, iminoif .... M cm
......."011 ONLY-NO CHECKS OR CREDIT CARDSchapultepec
Negotiable, 373-5250, keep trying (G SITSELLTRADEIIEPAIR/
5 -60-P)

|971 Capri 1600 mutt tell 4 speed radial ,
air condo low mileage condition call 1466-3340 MICAHO"1 f

373.9637 asking 1600 willing to work .
MAKKr IICIWII-cUN( !Df Mte
thing out ((9-5t-62-p) 0._ SI 7 W. University A,.. (Jf ." 'Ir:. 378.5900
There seas u CLASSIC 66 MGB mint cond, custom ,
hen the EARTH interior,.ero. tape, michelins radio's' 30
leualne hrclshoeva mpg must lee to appreciate $1375 or
the best offer 373-0254 (g-51-62-p) -'
only shan
the uorldwith( ofourcitietfAnd : 72 vw very good condition adult owner : 'i' .
sloe Isn t enough
he heel for tale or trade come see nites don't I
lower than And imitating the the Earth mill this opportunity 2000 iw archer rd
he toe, In those outside of our shotisn't shoe is patented williomtbuig opt. 104 (G-2T-63-P)
<>>*the otlurwplf it can t
t'1K>Ulth. That means '68 chevy van new tires and shocks 307

who m.idv Just because !leeopiedw Shout v.8 3 speed stand. excellent condo many ..
hoe just lauded shoe looks like the<< Icing(.h4n"ed.And extras tee.to appreciate call Eli 377-7012 :!: ,". ,j .Jj: .\< ": \ ;.: ; : : :I ,:'

itus, Earth': shoe doelolt't i fit'""changed It just (G-5T.63-P)) _' *

But things tide ct mean 1t works like Isn't the Earth hoe PERSONAL ":- ;; .A..} Jt1l'i.' ..zte tl.- y es a f : '
Miwd lAnd now the Earth: shoe. So to be sure /

hat \ou l our It took,mamtan. \oureuettincthetarth c' "
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anti brand stout, .10 ptrlttt tin- brand shoe. .,J' ." ,
\ sole for SA/vWIES/ ARRIVED fROM LONDON, .
much,the shoooppvdlauuhinu look on the .
Earth: brand shot ,
trademark NOW OPEN, Specializing In English hair : .
To get the arch just the Earth for the In look : t ;" :' '-.
cutting blow waving Don from Bwshwockers is now The Mod i'' .- L 1 '
and I1!.S. / > tHocler .. 'I.-! : ;;\;
riuhl Tomakclho ... Colonial Plaza 716 W. -
unl. Drop by Sensible scheduling J: plenty of :
(nil"farted i opt int;. lovvuide.ioinlortabtcaiKituiution.il- l patent #3305947.YoullbcKlad lln.v Ae 37T.2643" (I.50>.53.,p) free parking. Call 377 4024 or com by ..<." q.j1\' i" v :,

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mg the heel sabots and boots for t I f, l '
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Sale Priced At Only I er.Fins.'Mwie Fib,,,,t.\"unct+..+t>'.r\ CLASSIFIEDSPERSONAL
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SERVICES
and campus bHt. 120mpg t

Tl1lUl'1'' mile north of Dubs, on 441
mortar' board application now THE MARRIED STUDENT CENTER OFFERS
HA 373.3331 available for junior college traniferi FUll RANGE OF HELPING SERVICES.
junior women with 3.O's pick up your ot' MEDICAL AND DAY CARE REFERRAL FREE
1a 171 ,the rerti union activitiei desk on third 24 HOUR, SERVICE CALL 377-8125) (M-9T-
floor or tiger Info desk ((1.5163SL) .60.C)
mmmmLUNCH
liberal, gentlemen will host liberal Experienced typist will type term papers,
females foreign language taught no ,then or' dissertation' Foil ft accurate
charge come enjoy with us tonlte 2000 service ot reasonable ,ot... Coll 373-
sw archer rd williamsburg opt 104 (J2T63P 8923 (m.1 Ot-.55-p)
SPECIALSSoup ) fUROPEISRAElAfRICAAIATavel

) discounts year-round. Student, Air
LOST FOUND Travel Agency, Inc. 5299 Roswell Rd
clam chowder and a fish sandwich, hamburger, or Atlanta, Ga. 30342, 252.3433 (M-1 1T.
ft Sandwich A cup of creamy $25"Reward' For return of red ond white 60-P)
3 .99 Beagle male lost vicinity of wart Jon. 9.
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with cole slaw.
shrimp served Has Dade coo.togs no questions, call 377- HORSES BOARDED: little prairie ranch,
all facilities 5 ml
Informal friendly
,
7904 3922977 (11-31-59"9))
from uf ttallt-$75. pasture' -$X. 376-
Half and Half-Fried fish fingers and delicious shrimp s.rv.dwith ranch fries or spaghetti and col.slow 1.94 Found: Pair of menu block glosses In 4719, keep trying (M-10T-60-P)
block vinyl case with rubber note dive the' bahamas spring break
bridge found thursday night' In street unlimited' olr-3 meals a doy-o bunk all
Surf Platter-A delicious combination of shrimp, oysters,, fish,'and scallops. Served with french fries or spaghetti and $2.39cole near univ A 17th St. Ask for Wanda at for$140 for 5 glorious days mar 24-28-ph
slow 392.1882 (I I5t5 -nc) John oppelboom 392-8755 (M-5T-60-P)

Reword: lost wrist bracelet sentimental Self Realization Attittonce A personql

Shrimp Salad-A delicious chilled shrimp salad served with chef gomi. $1.69 value Inscribed 'to your bright future' rap on your spiritual ev6lvement aided
call Barry 376-0018 372-9405 Pleote (Il- by your attrology chart. Dennis 377..159Iwill
3T-63-PI.) ( teech) (m.5t.59-p)

Boiled Shrimp-One dozen boiled shrimp served with our own famous cocktail sauce and crocke,.. $1.93< HYPNOSIS HELPS PEOPLE ATTAIN GOALSBY
j. SERVICESScuba AIDING ANY PHYSICAL AND MENTAl
ABILITY-STUDYING MEMORY ATHLETICS
{ Half Dozen Fried Shrimp- '/ dozen golden fried shrimp served with spaghetti or french fries and col.slow $2.25 Clan ironing Scuba equipment: 373.3059 Donald G. Pratt-Certified.

provided, 4 open water dives, International AAEH, FAPH (m.21t.48-p)
Certification, Tom Allen (cohort
From Our BarThe Wild Kingdom) Repairs, Service, "JOBS IN ALASKA" handbook -- how to
work and live In Alaska Latest
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the entire game!> though on feeling over confident, performance from the field

Though still sore from a two occasions the Gators hit as he knows his team can't, kept ,the Gators close in the

hree-point Saturday night cold spells which eventually afford to let down against waning moments of the game.

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noxville
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take the again Mississippi was satisfied
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might
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friendlier surroiundings.! shoot style as they came fromas against! Tennessee, we were in Williams to just one point,
will providehe as 16 down in
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I Alligator Alley many
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scenery for a 7:30: p.m. the closing half to give the
Gators.
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between the Gators and Dave Sheppard, who way our team hustled and Florida's overall record is

lOle Miss, a team that like the pumped in 21 points t for the played with desire. We better now 69.Though.

Gators fell three points shy of Rebels, will once again be be good and ready for a win won't put 4

[topping a nationally ranked leading his team against Mississippi. If we're not, it Florida over the .500 mark,
club on Saturday. Florida: The loss droppedOle could be a long evening." Lotz knows with Kentucky, 3

I IN THE GATORS 59-56 Miss to a dismal 0.5 Against Tennessee, Gene Alabama and Vanderbilt

[defeat the Orange and Blue' conference mark while the Shy led the Gators in scoring coming up in the' next three TOO MANY HANDS

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I Three top Gator swimmers ,quit I IBj I


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LOUIS BRANCACCIO But Ellenson said those reasons did not hold water with UF was to have any chance at all in the Southeastern Conference

Alligator Sports Writer hin. meet and later-in the NCAA championships.Ray .

"It seems to me that we just finished a road trip where we was an All-American in 1973 and 1974. He was secondin

:Three top UF swimmers quit the Gator team last week. lost a couple of meets and McKee did not do well. It looks to the SEC two years ago in both the 50 yard and 100 yard
McKee) has been losing and looking for an ex freestyle. He was also fifth in the'SEC in the 100-yard
he
Tim McKee, a double silver medalist winner in the 1972 me that (
all turned in their cuse." he said.ELLENSON. butterfly.
and
David
Olympics Ray Chip Bradley
SAID he met with the team last week to make RAY IlAD'already qualified for the NCAA meet, the only
trunks.
UF swimmer to do this early in the season, and was
hand. He said he so
ALL THREE were unwilling to discuss the details of their sure that there was not a major uprising on .
dissention limited to those counted on heavily to shore up a weak sprinting team this
in the satisfied that the team's was
flaws
leaving, but Ray said there are "some basic was I
Florida swim team from top to bottom." who quit. year.Chip
of three Gator this who ]
some seniors on the team can Bradley was one captains year
Assistant Athletic Director Gene Ellenson who met with Some swimmers candidly say
was considered as having a great range of events.
the swim team last week, said Sunday the team had some basic"gripes" not cope with being on an "average with squad. teams for so Assistant Coaches Pete Orschiedt and Jimmy Dann called
of their chests. THEY HAVE been associated great
that they wanted to get
of the "a fine team swimmer
loser one swimmer said. Bradley at the beginning season
Ellenson said that of the three who had left he had only long they can't cope with being on a and record for big com
blame they blame it on the with a good attitude a proven
need somebody to so
talked to McKee who told him that poor facilities and a lack "They _
petition.
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Begins today, Monday January 20th MCKEE Gator shot was in consideredthe the arm

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in the outclassed SEC meet.them McKee last year was

SERAPIH redshirted last year because of
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REGULAR LIST: swimming careers. I'm not
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but it would not be an easy
200 Different Selections task.

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1 Thursday and decided they
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expect,the swimmers to comeback
+ but said he would rather
not comment on whether he
would allow them back if
3\ they wished to return.

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are seniors but Ray is a junior
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(value '1O") PLASTER GALLERY

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ARTHUR TREACHER'S FISH I CHIPS ITALIAN FISHERMAN. RESTAURANT'

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