Security, ACC officials investigate allegations by Tom Hay Senior S ta ff Reporter

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1 ... HPC makes - Securty, ACC offcals nvestgate allegatons by Tom Hay Senor S ta ff Reporter The Notre Dame securty offce and the ACC management are nvestgatng allegatons that Unversty personnel acted volently and abusvely toward t-shrt vendors at last Thursday s REO Speedwagon concert. n a letter to the edtor publshed n yesterday s Observer, Alan Howard, professor of mathematcs, accused the ACC offcals of usng storm trooper tactcs n expellng certan vendors outsde the ACC after the concert. Howard sad that he had wtnessed three adult subjects subjectng the vendors to both verbal and physcal abuse n what he consdered a vcous manner, consderng the nature of the offense. n an ntervew yesterday, Howard agan sad that he ddn t feel the conduct of the ACC offcals was justfed. They were beng qute rough and nasty, he sad, and from what saw, the vendors were not puttng up any resstance. n an ntervew yesterday, Howard agan sad that he ddn t feel, the conduct of the ACC offcals was justfed. They were beng qute rough and nasty, he sad, and from what saw, the vendors were not puttng up any resstence. Howard descrbed the offcals as n ther 40 s or 50 s whle the vendors were n ther early 20 s. One of the adults nvolved was dentfed by Howard as Joseph Sassano, assstant drector of the ACC. Mr.Sassano refused to make any comment concernng the ssue. John Plouff, managng drector of the ACC, sad the vendors dd not have thepermssonof the Unversty to sell goods n connecton wth the concert. He ponted out that certan groups have legtmated contracts wth the ACC to sell at concerts, but that the persons n queston were actng ndependently. Only the people who work for the ACC are allowed to sell, sad Plouff. These were bootleg salespeople outsde, and we have ND securty to get rd of them. t was unclear as of yesterday whether ND securty offcers were nvolved n the alleged conflct. Plouff sad he could not comment on those alleged storm trooper tactcs" of those nvolved because he dd not have all the facts at hand. Tm not certan myself what happened, but am conductng nvestgaton nto these matters, he sad. We certanly don t condone volence n these matters, but we also don t condone sellng n competton wth legtmate contrctual agreements, Plouff sad. Joseph Wall, ND drector of securty, echoed Plouffs asserton that the vendors were unauthorzed to sell, and were therefore asked to leave the grounds. Accordng to Wall, t was only because they refused ths request that they were escorted away. We dd receve some complants from vendors about alleged volence, sad Wall, but rghnow t s only an allegaton. Both Wall and Plouff expressed concern about gettng nformaton from all the partes nvolved. Wall sad he hope to have all the facts straght by Frday. He ndcated that the evdence would then be turned over to the Admnstraton for further consderaton. Best photos ever MOUNTAN VEW, Calf. (AP) - Poneer 11,; after blazng a tral other spaceshps wll follow, left excted scentsts porng over ther fve best-ever pctures of the gant moon Ttan yesterday. 1 feel really very good about the fact we have the data (and pctures) at all: and even better that t looks lke the data are gong to be useful n probng the atmosphere of Ttan, a unque and fascnatng world n ts own rght, sad Martn Tomasko of the Unversty of Arzona. Poneer flew past Saturn on Saturday, then swung wthn about 220,000 mles of the mother planet. Because Ttan s the only moon n the solar system known... r to have an atmosphere, some scentsts have speculated t mght harbor some form of lfe. Recent Earth based measurements, however, suggest ts surface temperatures may be nearly 300 degrees below zero. That would consderably dm the prospect of lfe there. Poneer s pctures and measurements, stll beng analyzed, should provde new clues of Ttan, ts cloudy atmosphere and temperature. One of the frst pctures,, dsplayed on televson screens at the Natonal Aeronautcs and Space Admnstraton s Ames Research Center, showed a fuzzy, reddsh-yellow ball. Tomasko stressed the mage represented very raw data that an ndependent student newspaper servng notre dame and sant mary s 1 ; The Notre Dame ACC was the ste o f alleged brutalty 'aganst vendors last week. Florda beachfront absorbs Davd COCOA BEACH Fla. (AP) - Hurrcane Davd spared populous southeast Florda yesterday, but then surged nland to carve a path of destructon through beachfront condomnums and tralers south of the naton s space-launch complex. Furous wnds blew refrgerators and televson sets out of wrecked apartments lke toys and tossed runed tralers a quarter of a mle along wndswept beaches, polce sad. Forecasters sad the storm would lkely return to the sea before the end of the day and track toward Georga and the Carolnas; possbly reachng those coasts by tonght. Though fve deaths were ndrectly attrbuted to storm condtons, evacuaton along Florda s beachfronts appeared to have averted hgher loss of lfe. Wnd scoured beaches from Cape Canaveral - where mssles already on launch pads were lashed down - south as Davd swung nland at mdday shortly after passng the manson enclave of Palm Beach. Untl then, the gant 'storm had remaned weakened snce stunnng the Carbbean slands of Puerto Rco, Domnca and the Domncan Republc wth at least 640 deaths. Then near noon ts eye Poneer data p had not gone through the long processng operaton to refne ts colour and remove problems wth the rado transmssons, whch traveled nearly 1 bllon mles from Ttan to Earth. There s a hnt of somethng n the pcture s, but t s too early to tell whether t s real features (on the moon) or data dropouts, he sad. Poneer, meanwhle, hurtled from Saturn at more than 23,000 mph yesterday. t found weak radaton zones around the : planet, n contrast wth the dangerously harsh envronment ofjupter. Ponneer sustaned some radaton damage when t saled past Jupter n But at Saturn, sad James Van Allen of the Unversty of owa, there s no radaton hazard whatever for spacecraft and ther electronc apparattus." Chef Poneer scentst John Wolfe, assessng the msson s prelmnary result, sad,: Thngs are gong very, very well...better than anyone could have expected. n terms of Poneer s scoutng or pathfndng msson, t has more than fulflled ts dutes, he sad. Tralng behng Poneer are two even more sophstcated spaceshps - Voyagers 1 and 2. Both made spectacular flghts past Jupter earler ths year and are due at Saturn durng the next two years. curved ashore. t s the frst tme the eye has been gong drectly over land areas n Florda, sad forecaster Paul Hebert at the Natonal Hurrcane Center. t s just been nchng off to the west but t, looks as f t wont go far nland. Power outages were wdespread and Martn County resdents were told to expect no electrcty untl today. At 6 p.m. EDT, a hurrcane warnng was extended north of daytona Beach to Fernandna Beach, at the Georga border, and remaned n effect to Boca Raton and the Northwestern Bahamas. A hurrcane watch was n effect alonghe coasts of Georga and South Carolna. The storm s center at 10 p.m. was at lattude 28.1 north and longtude 80.5 west, or nearly over Melbourne. t was movng north at 8 to 10 mph wth pe 2 wnds of 90 mph. t was expected to contnue that course for several hours, whch would take t back over water and allow t to mantan or ncrease ts strength. The Natonal Hurrcane Center was also keepng a close watch on Hurrcane Frederc, whch could follow n Davd s path. Hurrcane Frederc at 9 p.m. EDT was located near lattude 18.3 north, longtude 64.0 west, about 50 mles east of the sland of St. Martn and 130 mles east of San Juan, Puerto Rco. t was expected to pass about 30 mles north of St. Thomas about mdnght and mles north of San J uan about daybreak. [contnued on page 2]

2 The Observer Tuesday, September 4, page 6 ) vc) cty R 6 C O R 0 S nomhcrn lnc>txru's Urqgsd Recoufc & Upc Selecton! Molarty.# B E U A c r r A tl e o n a / O Durh., ^. J SrftKTPEK y TSlUy A-< ^ P csl~a -tfla Ur**A.'s ^ -7 by Mchael Molnell R $ «*P ftlz.xq. MTcH AMD DloAl Awfferyop nsthd Dame~ Potre tme XvM ka c nv.w KYl'ASCS: LED ZEPPELN CHCAGO BOB DYLAN THE CARS THE KNACK EARTH, WND, FRE commodores TED NUGENT REO SPEEDWAGON CHARLE DANELS CHUCK BERRY THE O JAYS CHC JOURNEY KANSAS ELECTRC LGHT ORCHESTRA SUPERTRAmP JAmES TAYLOR FATH BA N D ROADmASTER THE ROCKETS molly HATCHET J. GELS BAND. LTTLE RVER BAND ROBN WLLAmS mork ROBERT PALmER TEDDY PENDERGRASS JO N mtchell ATLANTA RHYTHm NCK LOWE BLUE OYSTER CULT RlXlK Vll\ K W O K M sco-o u.s. s nouth S m les uokmh o f eampus n e x t 10 Al's SupVk'MAk'kVl o p t n 10 to 10 7 d ays a week W SN D NOK M M 'S KCX.RLSSVf S O U N D AM WSND RADO ANNOUNCES Audtons and Applcatons for AM-FM DJ S News and Sports Broadcastng Studo producton and programmng Engneerng and Sales Apply Sept. 4 or 5 from 6:30-10pm room 361 O Shag THE GRAND DECATHLON P. T e J? Possble lot expanson may solve parkng woes by Robert G. Powers Despte the problems of lmted parkng to students, faculty, and staff at Notre Dame, solutons may well be forthcomng. Accordng to Joe Wall, drector of securty, funds are now avalable for expanson. At present, however, the drecton n whch the expanson wll occur remans uncertan. Wall explaned that parkng problems are not uncommon for a major unversty. Most unverstes tear down old buldngs to create addtonal space, he sad. Others, such as the Unversty of llnos, have parkng on resdental streets or n metered parkng lots. Notre Dame, n fact, should consder tself fortunate when compared to other unverstes. Wall ponted QmTmdkjTtesetUs October 4, NOTRE DAME A.C.C. 8:00 PM $ Reserved TCKETS ON SALE WED. SEPT. 5 Avalable at The A.C.C. Box Offce, Robertson's n South Bend & Elkhart. St. Joseph Bank, Man Offce. 1st Bank. Man Offce, the Elkhart Truth and the followng Rver Cty Revew Tcket Outlets: Suspended Chord n Elkhart, South Bound Records n Ft. Wayne. The Record Co. n Plymouth, Fanta-C Records n Benton Harbor, and Rver Cty Records on Western Ave., U.S. 31 North. Mshawaka Ave. n South Bend, and Dunes Plaza n Mchgan Cty. out, however, that problems wll compound n the comng years as the campus contnues to enlarge. Dan Ryan, a transfer student from Boston College, s surprsed at the parkng problem at Notre Dame. DC has a lot more commuters than Notre Dame, he sad, but they seem to have solved ther problem. BC utlzed ther space much more effectvely than Notre Dame. Wall suggested that no one n partcular s at fault: everyone contrbutes to parkng complcatons. One of Wall s concerns s the complance wth regulatons. Often tmes someone wll overstay ther parkng permt, or park n a reserved secton, Wall sad. Ths leads to someone else takng another s lace and the problem just ecomes worse. Adherence to parkng regulatons s not Wall s only concern. Some students feel the Unversty just does not want them to drve on campus However, safety s a factor. Lake Road, for examle, s geared for pedestran traffc, Wall contnued, yet many do not obey the speed lmt or stop sgns. We re lucky nothng serous has happened. About three years ago plans were proposed to expand parkng lot secton D-l at a cost of approxmately $4000. The plan was rejected, and the overcrowdng was temporarly allevated by re shufflng parkng assgnments to nearby lots. Wall envsons the creaton of a Trafc and Parkng Commsson to help organze possble solutons. He beleves expanson of exstng facltes near the ROTC buldng s a defnte possblty. By openng an unmanned gate on the west sde, traffc off US31 could be dverted and also provde more parkng for Pangborn and Fsher Halls, Wall observed. Rght now w e re gettng by, but wth the development of a new dorm somethng has to be done. he reterated. Unted Way kck-off The campagn kck-off for the Unted Way Famly Day wll be held ths Saturday, Sept. 8, at 11:00 a.m. n Potawatom Park, South Bend. Ths gant communty pcnc wll feature entertanm ent throughout the day, ncludng food, musc, a softball tournament. and the ascenson of a hot ar balloon. All are nvted to attend.

3 The Observer - SportsBoard Tuesday, September 4, page 7 Baseball NATONAL LEAGUE Football NATONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE... Experts P ttsburgh M ontreal St. Lous Chcago P hladelpha New York Cncnnat H ouston Los A ngeles San Francsco San Dego A tlanta EAST W L Pet WEST GB 2% 7% 9% 13 27% % 12% 17% 20% 24 Monday Game: P hladelpha 2-3, P ttsburgh 0-7 M ontreal 7-6, New York 2-5, 2nd gam e 10 nnngs St. Lous 2, C hcago 1 C ncnnat 6. A tlanta 5 Los A ngeles 1, H ouston 0 San Dego 3, San Francsco 0 Today! Game New York (Ells 2-6) a t M ontreal (M ay 7-2) St. Lous (Vuckovch 12-9) at Chcago (Caudl 0-6) San Francsco (C urts 9-9) a t San Dego (Shrley 6-13) Cncnnat (Pastore 3-6) at A tlanta (McWllam s 1-2), (n) Los A ngeles (H ooton 11-10) a t H ouston (W llams 3-5 or Forsch 9-6), (n) Only gam es schedules Baltm ore..m lw aukee Boston New York D etrot Cleveland Tpronto Calforna K ansas Cty M nnesota Texas Chcago Seattle O akland AMERCAN LEAGUE EAST W L Pvt. GB d1/ , W EST % % % Monday's Games B altm ore 2-5, T oronto 1-1, 1st gam e, 11 nnngs New York 10, Boston 6 C leveland 4, D etrot 3 C alforna 6, C hcago 5 M lw aukee 6, O akland 3 K ansas Cty 1, M nnesota o Texas 4 S eattle 1 Today Games Detrot (Petry 5 4) at Cleveland (Barker 5-4), (n) Boston (Torrez 14-9) a t New York (Tant 10-8(, (n) K ansas Cty (G ura 10-9) a t M nnesota (K oosm an 17-11), (n) Chcago (D otson 0-0) a t C alforna (T anana 5-4), (n) Texas (C om er 13-10) at S eattle (P arrott 13-8), (n) Amercan Conference East W L T PF PA Mam New England N.Y. J e ts B altm ore Buffalo Central H ouston C leveland 1 o P ttsburgh Cncnnat West D enver K ansas Cty 1 0 o 14 0 O akland 1 0 o S and ego S eattle Natonal Conference East Dallas 1 0 o Phladelpha 1 o St. Lous W ashngton N.Y. G ants Central Chcago M nnesota Tam pa Bay G reen Bay D etrot West A tlanta 1 o Los Angeles New O rleans San Francsco Monday s Games Pttsburgh 16, New England 13, OT Sports Brefs Hockey team meets today {contnued from page 8] and moved the offense just as effcently as Lsch. And no matter who plays quarterback, they ll have an outstandng runnng attack behnd them. don t have to tell you about Vagas Ferguson. He looks so good he scares me. Pete Buchanan s vrtually unstoppable at fullback whle Tm Stone and Berne Adell, the star of Saturday s scrmmage wth 114 yards, wll provde sold backup strength. notce another thng most of you are gnorng s Notre Dame s kckng game. Chuck Male has proven tme and tme agan that he s deadly nsde the opponent s 40-yard lne. Remember guys, those three-ponters add up. guess t s safe to say that football s pretty mportant at Notre Dame. Unless you re a member of the ultra-lberal (lunatc) frnge that loudly clams w e d be better off wthout t, you probably have a lot of questons about ths year s team. Have patence, because most of them won t be answered untl kckoff n Ann Arbor. Who knows, maybe you ll stll be askng when the fnal gong sounds n Tokyo come late November. Of course, for the more ambtous fans there are loads of preseason pgskn publcatons; every one of them boastng of A unque power ratng system, or An accu-matc chart that lets the experts show you where your team wll fnsh. The trouble s, most of the experts aren t qute sure just where your team s startng out. They look at who graduated, who s comng There wll be a meetng today for anyone nterested n try n out for the hockey team. The meetng wll be held n the A C. Audtorum at 4 p.m. Gym nastc team organzes All those nterested n partcpatng n gymnastc con.oetton should go to St. Mary s Angela Athletc Center today at 4 p.m. Practces wll be held Mondays, Wednesdays, and Frdays at the Rock on the thrd floor, ana Tuesdays and Thursdays at St. Mary s. All practces wll start at 4 p.m. H lton announces hotel plan Accordng ro reports n Fruay s Cleveland Plan Dealer, the Hlton Hotels chan s plannng the constructon of a mult-level hotel near the Notre Dame campus. The nn of the Four Horsemen, amed n honor of football s most famous backfeld, wll be erected close to the Notre Dame Stadum, accordng to reports. No ground-breakng date has been set. {contnued from page 8] tons ' Sht saw Notre Dame as an opportunty to meet other students lrorn all parts of the country. When Poltsk entered Notre Dame as a freshman, women s basketball was stll a club sport. *S But durng her sophomore year, the sport went varsty under Petro, offerng no scholarshps. Poltsk prases Petro for the tme and effort she puts nto her team sayng, she engages strong competton for us to face and really wants to see rsh women s basketball become more vsble. She s a verv knowledgable coach a"d along wth our assstant, Bo Scott, as brought us a long way. As one of the man gears n back. They consder who s coachng and who your team s gong to play. Then they put t all together and tell you (for about $2.50, whch s what most of these magaznes cost) whether or not Notre Dame vs. LJSC wll be a scalper s heaven or a turnstle fasco. Sadly, the general consensus ths year s that Notre Dame won t even smell the top ten. suppose the funnest thng about your predctons s the way you handle the Promsng Newcomers. Oh, your freshmen analyss s real creatve. Could be a great one... or Has super potental... What you re really sayng s that you haven t seen em so you don t know anythng about em. Another cop-out, guys. Well, have seen em-notre Dame s, that s - and beleve Dan Devne when he says ths may be the best freshmen class he s ever had. At a press conference, Devne was asked f there were any rookes who mght help the team by, say, the mddle of the season. Some of em wll help us by the mddle of the Mchgan gam e, was the coach s response. So, Mr. Experts, keep tryng. Lower your rces maybe, but keep tryng. Next year, Eowever, look a lttle closer and try beng a lttle less absolutely sure about thngs no one can predct. Best Wshes, Frank P S. Oh yeah, please send my $2.50 refund as soon as possble.... Poltsk the machnery that makes the rsh women s basketball team functon, Poltsk stands out n the record books. Just a shade under sx-foot tall, Poltsk domnated the boards for the rsh last year, haulng n 199 rebounds n 22 games, for an average of over nne per game. Poltsk stands second n scorng to only Carol Tally, who graduated last year. As Notre Dame s startng center, she talled 245 ponts for an average o f 11.1 ponts per feld goal percentage of.394 and a.556 percentage from the free throw lne. Recorded n the annals are Poltsk s present records n sngle season - most rebounds, best rebound average, most {contnued on page 4] Classfeds All classfed ad s m ust be receved by 5:00 p. m.. two days pror to th e ssue n whch th e ad s run The O bserver offce wll accept classfeds M onday through Frday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. All classfeds must be pre pad, ether n person or through the mal. Notces M orrssey Loan Fund S tu d en t loans $20 to $ percent n terest ch arg e, open M -F 11:30-12:30. Basem ent of Lafortune. Typng n hom e. F ast, accurate, reasonable. Close by. Call after 5 p.m. Used bookshop. Open Wed., Sat., Sun Ralph Casperson 1303 Buchanan Rd. Nles M uscans - sn g ers needed for 5:15 Sat. M ss a t Sacred H eart or 5:00 S un. at K eenan. 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4 The Observer Tuesday, September 4, page 4 8 t t o r \ 04 <04 P J W H t> W > H (J ogo KO CN U o r \ O N ON r~ l 0 0 O n C/5 <L> Wc <u a u % t-t <D a <u 13 cz) CZD V O CD -5 Vh CN (D O - ON ON r - oo ON c /5 OJ W, Rebels lose cty ranan troops gan control MAHABAD, ran (AP) - Kurdsh rebels yesterday began pullng out of Mahabad, tner stronghold cty, under heavy attack from the two sdes by ranan army troops backed by tanks, fghter planes and helcopter gunshps. The state rado n Tehran quoted the commander of the 64th dvson as sayng the cty was under complete government control. From the roof of the Mahabad hotel, Kurdsh fghters could be seen startng to wthdraw for the surroundng hllsdes after a days struggle to hold off the government troops. Dr. Saeed Habd Zadeh, chef doctor at the mltary hosptal, sad 35 wounded Kurds fled the hosptal when they realzed government forces mght be n Mahabad, n a m atter of a few hours. Complete casualty fgures, ncludng government losses, were not mmedately avable. Army helcopters rocketed the and straffed near the former Mahabad army garrson. At least sx government helcopters were seen rocketng rebel ^postons n the hllsdes^,, An ranan armored column of 14 tanks, armored personnel carrers and trucks rumbled nto the northern outskrts of Mahabad before noon, under cover of ferce ar force rocketng, whle a second government force fought the nsurgents south of the cty, wtnesses sad. Rebel troops, frst began wthdrawng heavy guns nto the hlls surroundng Mahabad whle hundreds of cvlans carryng ther belongngs streamed out of the cty. ran s ol chef warned n Tehran, meanwhle, the government mght seek to revse contracts for sellng crude ol to the Unted States f U.S. congressmen contnue crtczng the U.S.sale of kerosene and heatng ol to ran. Rebels sad that the army column thatshoved n from the north had taken control of the suburb of Mudkan and a second government force had moved towards the cty about 12 mles to the south, accordng to rebel reports trcklng nto M ahabad. SMC securty ssues new parkng polcy The Sant M ary's.college Securty Department has naugurated new parkng and vehcle regulatons for Notre Dame students who drve to the Sant M ary s Campus to vst or to take classes. The observance of these regulatons wll assure that everyone drvng and parkng on campus wll be able to dfo so wth maxmum convenence Vehcles regstered to students of the Unversty of Notre Dame and bearng vald Notre Dame decals may park n the followng locatons on weekdays between the hours of 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. n areas assgned for student parkng: Havcan Lot, McCandless Lot and LeMans Lot. Tckets wll be ssued f vehcles wth Notre Dame students decals are parked n the M.adeleva Lot or n areas Student Lottery for S T Y X Tues. Sept. 4th 8:00 pm,assgned for faculty, staff, x admnstratve or vstor use. Between tre hours of 6 p.m and 7 a.m., M onday through Frday, and all day on weekends, except football weekends, student vehcles may park n any regular parkng space on the Sant M ary s Campus. The followng general regulatons should be observed on the Sant Mary s Campus at all tmes: - Be sure to park between the lnes n your parkng space. -D o not park n front of dormtores whch are marked wth No Parkng," tow-away sgns. Anyone who has a problem regardng a motor vehcle should contact the Securty Department at once. Securty s open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Every effort wll be made to assst you. Ths student has found an deal way to combne hs studes wth enjoyment o f the late summer sunshne. [Photo by Tm McKeogh\ [contnued from page 7] ' free throws attem pted, and most free throws made. Basketball for Jan e s a fcfg-- part of her socal lfe. enjoy playng basketball because my teammates become a whole new crcle of frends for me. Wc share experences that otherwse would not have. Basketball offers me an enjoyable escape from my usual college routne. t s fun to be a part of a new and growng team and watchng ts progress. " Poltsk remans unsure on the subject of her becomng [contnued from page 3] The extra room wll also allow programs whch were once crowded due to lack of space to be expanded. Hogan noted that the undergraduate computer programs alone can be doubled. Hogan feels that the new edfce wll not only ncrease the prestge of the Notre Dame engneerng program, t wll DOONESBURY.. Poltsk pro, but states frmly that she wants to fulfll my potental durng my senor year." _ Tf were to play for Houston, t would probably be next year after graduaton, but m not sure f that type of lfestyle would sut m e." At the moment Jan e s plannng a career n accountng rather than jong the ranks of professonal athletes. However, the pro basketball opton remans open to the lone junor draft choce n the WBA and the sport she now only enjoys as a hobby stll could become her lvelhood.... Engneerng THE REVOLUTONARY TR BUNAL WLL N0UJC0ME TO ORDER! tub court m/l l HEAR THE SLAMC REPUB LC OF RAN VS. AMBASSADOR DURE!» MM! BAM! wthout doubt" mprove the faculty and graduate student body wthn the engneerng departm ent. Though we have always had a good undergraduate reputaton, our post-graduate reputaton has been hurtng. The new buldng should more than correct that, snce most of the problem was overcrowdng. by G arry T rudeau HASHE STATE PREPARED TS ME HAVE, C ASE?/ EXCELLENCY.,\ -G La Fortune 0 ~ ^ Ballroom Lmt 10 tckets per person Prce $9.00 and $8.00 Tckets go e o- 1 on sale Wed. Sept. 5th 9 :0 0 am at Student Unon Box Offce Also avalable at ACC Gate 10 9 :0 0-5 :0 0 RONCLAD THANKS. TYPOS. f/0ut AW " UTB!

5 The Observer Tuesday, September 4, page 5 Renovatons create possbltes for Stepan Center by Robbe Moore S taff Reporter Renovatons n Stepan Center may open the faclty to greater recreatonal use n the near future. Last sprng, at the May m eetng of the Board of Trustees, Student Government submtted a proposal suggestng the use of Stepan as a faclty for housng student basketball and volleyball games. n ts former condton, the floor of Stepan. was too slppery to entertan such deas. Accordng to Bll Vta, student body vce-presdent, the floor of Stepan now has a sutable surface for ndoor sports actvtes. Vta, along wth Bll Roche, student body presdent, s now lobbyng for the faclty to reman open 24 hours a day. Stepan Center s not beng used at all now, Vta noted. The delay n openng up Stepan s due to problems n settng up a securty guard system n the buldng and watng for the arrval of two backboards. As soon as Vta, Roche, and Fr. John Van W olvlear, vce-presdent of Student Affars, can set up a tme schedule for guards the buldng wll be opened for student use. Stepan s a faclty wth potental, Roche sad, and from a postve pont of vew, we wanted to see t developed nterested n Newspaper Work? more fully. Roche emphaszed that one of Student Government s objectves s to seek greater utlzaton of athletc facltes. n addton to renovatng Stepan Center, Roche and Vta plan to work on openng up the ACC for longer perods of tme, whch wll help students get more use out of exstng facltes. We re nterested n You... The Observer Accordng to Drector o f Securty Joe Wall, funds are now avalable for parkng lot expanson. See related story on p.6. [Photo by Tm McKeogh] ND: Frosh Open House 7:30 Thursday 3rd Floor LaFortune SMC: meetng 7:00 Wednesday McCandless Pano Room SMC junor performs n Chcag NOTRE DAME, nd.- " Patrca Mller, junor musc major at Sant Mary s College, was one of 12 natonal pano audton wnners selected to perform n the New Musc Hghlghts Rectal at the Sxth Annual M dwest Keyboard Festval held n Chcago on August 21. Mller was one of three collegate wnners n the competton whch was open to all levels. She was also the only fnalst from the state of ndana. Her performance ncluded works b y Charles Wuornen and Robert Helps. Ms. Mller s a pano student of Assstant Professor Ruth Fscher of the Sant Mary s College department of musc, who delvered a lecture on Source References for Recently Publshed Pano Musc at the Festval % ^ ^ ^ ^ ] Notre Dame - St. Mary s cam pus wde Welcome Back Party Frday, Sept. 7, :30-12:30 off campus: South Bend Unon Tran Staton corner of Lafayette & South Lve musc, food, 1OO kegs of beer donaton $4.00 Tm H anlon,m agcan A ll proceeds go to the Unversty Scholarshp Fund Chartered buses wll leave at 7:30 and every half hour after that, from the N D crcle and SMC Leman s Hall C ollege D must be shown to enter -The Observer:. Box Q Notre Dame, N 46)56 The.Observer s an ndependent newspaper publshed by students of the Unversty of Notre Dame and Sant Mary s College t does not necessarly reflect the polces of the admnstraton of ether nsttuton. The news s reported as accurately and as objectvely as possble. Edtorals represent the opnon of a majorty of the Edtoral Board. Commentares, opnons and letters are the vews of ther authors. Column space s avalable to all members of the communty, and the free expresson of varyng opnons on campus, through letters, s /encouraged. Edtor n-chef... Rosemary Mlls Managng Edtor...Dane Wlson Edtoral Edtor Ann Gales Executve News Edtor... Mke Lews News Edtor...Mark Rust News Edtor... Mke Shelds Sant Mary s Edtor Ellen Buddy Sports Edtor... Mark Perry Edtoral Board Features Edtor.. Kathleen Connelly Photo E dtor Doug Chrstan Busness M anager Steve Odland Producton Manager... Tm Sullvan Advertsng M anager Bob Rudv Controller... Kevn Manon

6 Tuesday, September 4, page 2 ndustrywde strke threatens flm ndustry Presdent Carter returns from vacaton to confront rugged poltcal battles LOS ANGELES (AP) - -Wth the frst ndustrywde strke n more than 30 years a defnte possblty, leaders of the flm ndustry s major techncal and crafts unons plan to meet wtn the flm producers representatves tomorrow. There has been no strke ndustrywde snce 1946, and such a work stoppage could shut down producers represented by the Moton Pctures and Televson Producers Assocaton just when most are preparng for the peak fall season. Court rules on can commt sucde SAN DEGO (AP) - A state Appeals Court says that only sane people can be ruled to have commtted sucde because an fnsand person "rannot farrn the ntent. hn the opnon ssued Vdy by the 4th Dstrct Court 'o f Appeals, presdng Justce Gerald Brown sad sucde s an ntentonal act. The rulng would nvaldate nsurance polcy clauses that forbds payment on lfe nsurance clams for people who kll themselves, j Court strps Lone Ranger of hs black m LOUSVLLE*KY (AP)- Clayton Moore, strpped of the black mask he wore for 30 years as televson s Lone Ranger, appeared wth a new, court-ordered face coverng here yesterday, tellng a Labor Day crowd that, the judge shot me down. The court order sad that Moore must wear a * face coverng when j ortrayng the Lone Ranger n personal appearances beraus "he becomes the Lone Ranger when he puts on the mask flghts to the character are owned by Lone Ranger Televson nc., a subsdary of the Wrather Corp., the court sad. Moore sported a par of dark brown sunglasses yesterday, and vowed to fght the rulng. Saud Araba becomes largest U.S. arms buyer WASHNGTON (AP) Snce the fall of the Shah of ran last wnter, Saud Araba has emerged as by far the bggest U.S arms buyer, a Wsconsn congressman sad Monday. Saud Araba s buyng 11 tmes as much as the second largest mltary customer, sad Rep. Les Aspn, D-Ws., a member of the House Armed Servces Commttee. Aspn sad ol-rch Saud Araba has sgned up for $3 7 bllon, or 58 percent, of the $6.3. bllon n goods and servces that the Pentagon has agreed to sell under the Foregn Mltary sales program snce February. ndana man w wth cold wnd BUFFALO* ND. (AP)-When the cold wnds blow, Tom Zaborsk doesn t mnd. Hs wndmll s turnng the breezes nto electrcty to power hs home wth enough left over to sell to the local utlty. Zaborsk began buldng hs 40-foot wndmll n November, 1977,and says ths November should be a proftable tme for hm, snce wnds are usually strong n ndana then. The ndana Publc servce Commsson s studyng the stuaton to determne what rate structure can be desgned for any energy Zaborsk contrbutes to the Whte County Rural Electrc Membershp Corporaton. Amercans seem wllng to pay more for gasolne WASHNGTON (AP)- Amercans are ncreasngly wllng to pay hgher prces for energy-ncludng gasolne-f a steady supply s assured, accordng to a number of senators and House members now endng a month-long Congressonal recess. Weather Mostly sunny and warm today and tomorrow. Far and mld tonght. Hgh today n the low and md 80 s. Lows tonght n the low 60 s. A lttle warmer tomorrow wth hghs n the md and upper 80 s. PLANS* GA. (AP)- Wth a two-week summer vacaton behnd hm, Presdent Carter returns to the Whte House facng a crucal four months that could go a long way toward hs poltcal future. He planned to leave hs hometown yesterday followng a long holday weekend, and was scheduled to reach the Whte House n tme for a Labor Day recepton on the South Lawn n the evenng. Save for a few stolen hours on a Msssspp Rver steamboat, at Camp Davd, and n Plans, the presdent s vacaton, durng whch he gave more than 50 speeches, afforded lttle opportunty for relaxaton. Hs return to Washngton brngs hm back to a Congress balkng at hs energy proposals, uncertanty about ( the arms lmtaton treaty, contnung concern about Sen. Edward Kl. Kennedy s presdental# ambtons and possble legal\ actons amed at two of hs staff members. ' - The key tems onl the presdent s agenda between now and the end of the year, accordng to Deputy Whte House Press Secretary Rex Granum, wll be the wndfall profts tax proposal, the late September vst of Mexcan Presdent Jose Lopez Portllo and congressonal work on a natonal health plan. Energy wll be the No. 1 topc when the Mexcan presdent confers wth Carter n Washngton. n foregn affars, there s the senate debate on the strategc arms lmtaton treaty and Ambassador Robert Strauss effort to negotate n the Mddle East. And wthn the ranks of Carter s advsers and counselors, there wll be the touchy process of makng the new, revsed Cabnet and Whte House staff functon smoothly. Carter and hs ades have made t clear that the presdent wll want to gauge quckly the mpact hs August energy crusade has had on Congress, The Observer- Nght Edtor: Rod Beard Asst. Nght Edtor: Ryan Ver Berkmoes Layout Staff: Cndy Klros, Bll Keenan, John Ferrol Sports Layout: B eth Huffman Typsts: M.B. Budd, Beth Huffman, K ate Huffman, Beth Wllard, Carre Butt Copy Edtors: John Ferrol, Janet Rgaux News Edtor: Mark Rus Ad Layout: Flo 0 Connell Photographer: Tm Mc- The Observer [USPS SB MO] s publshed Monday through Frday S l eep! durng exam and vacaton perods. The O bserver s publshed by the students of Notre Dame and Sant 0. Notre class postage pad. Notre Dame, ndana 4655$. The O bserver s a member of the Assocated Press. All rghts are reserved whch s returnng from a one month break from steamy Washngton. Energy was the most frequent subject of the dozens of speeches the presdent gave at town meetngs and at locks and dams along the upper Msssspp, and one of Carter s oft-repeated goals was to remnd hs audences that they should make ther voces heard by the vacatonng members of Congress. The queston remans:can Carter translate that nto pressure on Congress to enact hs proposal to tax ol ndustry profts derved from hs related decson to remove ol prce controls. Lterary Festval meetng All sophomores nterested n becomng nvolved n the 1980 Sophomore Lterary Festval should attend an organzatonal meetng on Wednesday, Sept. 5, at 7:00 p.m. n the LaFortune ballroom. Sophomores wshng to help prepare the festval s program ana those desrng to act as gudes for authors and poets are especally needed. Davd [contnued from pa ge 7] Damage estmates n Palm Beach County reached $1 mllon sad cvl defense spokesman Gary Goldsten. The eye of Hurrcane Davd brushed Snger sland, a resort hdeaway near the manson cty of Palm Beach, about noon, and 75 mph wnds shreked through West Palm Beach. Pre-law socety plans meetng The Pre law Socety wll hold ts frst meetng on Wednesday, September 5, from 8-10 p.m. n the lbrary audtorum. Guests wll be Davd T. Lnk, Dean of the Notre Dame Law School and Robert J. Waddck, assstant dean of the college of arts and letters. All those nterested n gong to law school should attend. Ths meetng s mandatory for nterested senors. Passdeadlne Wednesday, September 5, s the last day for any student to declare pass/fal status for classes. Carter wants a so-called wndfall profts' tax to accompany hs program for gradually endng prce controls on domestcally produced ol. Players plan frst producton The Student Players wll begn ther season wth the fall producton of Stop the World, Want to Get Off. The performance wll be presented on November 9,10,16, and 17 n Washngton Hall. Audtons wll be held W ednesday, Sept. 5, and Thursday, Sept. 6, at 7:30 p.m. n room 122 Crowley Hall. Brass'll, Onufrak named to new postons Mchael Onufrak has been apponted Senor Copy Edtor of The Observer. Onufrak has worked as a copy edtor and as a senor staff reporter. The responsbltes of the senor copy edtor ental the coordnaton of all copy edtors and the mantenance of a consstent style. He also works closely wth the producton staff n regard to headlne content. Any student nterested n workng as a copy edtor should contact Onufrak. Marge Brassl, currently the Assstant Sant Mary s Edtor, has been nromotea to Sant Mary s News Edtor, a newly formed poston. She wll work closesly wth Sant Mary s Edtor Ellen Buddy to coordnate coverage of Sant Mary s events. The creaton of a second Sant Mary s edtoral poston s an effort to provde better coverage of Sant Mary s news. Any Sant Mary s students nterested n workng for The Observer are nvted to attend a meetng Wednesday nght at 7 n the McCandless Pano Room ARfTjAN AR6ER & HAR STYLE S H O P 1437 N. rom^ood Dr South Bend Sue, Ruthe, Km Armando stylst mon-wed-frt 8-5:30 tues-thurs 8-8 pm sat 8-2 bjy appt only sat-no appt needed

7 The Observer Tuesday, September 4, bage 3 f you thnk you 've got roommate problems, then consder the plght o f ths Sorn College resdent. [Photo by Tm McKeogh\ Domey optmstc: HPC plans more actve role by Carol Buzzard Ellen Dorney, the new Hall Presdents Councl Charman, s optmstc about the HPC and the role t wll play ths year. There are a lot of very sharp people n the councl who are nterested n seeng thngs done, Dorney sad. Dorney stated that Dean Roemer s alcohol drectve and the new campus party gudelnes wll be hgh on the HPC agenda. Dean Roemer ssued an alcohol drectve prohbtng kegs on campus and lmtng the locatons of secton partes to specfc party rooms. One of Dorney s major concerns wth the new gudelnes s that many dorms do not have adequate areas for partes. There s a great dversty n the qualty of socal space, Dorney remarked. Some dorms, such as Planner & Grace, have good party facltes, whereas others, lke M orrssey, have vrtually none. She beleves that there should be as much opportunty for socal nteracton as possble. Accordng to Dorney, the HPC wll also soon be dealng wth the ssue of off-campus students beng nvolved n nterhall athletcs. Some halls want off-campus students to play n nterhall sp o rts, Dorney states. At ths tme, that would requre a complete polcy change. The HPC wll approach many of the usual ssues such as paretals, and new ones as they arse. Dorney beleves that the drecton that the HPC wll take ths year depends upon how the ssues arse. Dorney beleves that the HPC wll take a more actve role n student ssues ths year. The HPC wants to see some changes done n order to better student lfe, she sad. Dorney s very enthusastc about the new hall presdents and feels that they are more nterested n the genune needs of the student body than n socal actvtes. Dorney beleves that there can be a good, personal workng relatonshp between the admnstraton and the HPC. There s a great deal of mutual respect and admraton between Dean Roemer, Fr. Van W olvlear, Bll Roche, and m y self, she remarked. Dorney was pleased wth Dean Roemer s efforts to obtan student nput for hs alcohol drectve over the summer. Roemer sent rough drafts of the drectve to Van Wolvlear, SBP Bll Roche, and Dorney herself for comments. Dorney stated that she thought last year's HPC had a very dffcult year, much hampered by the falure of the student rghts forum, whch she beleved put a damper on the mood of the whole organzaton. But even f there was not a great deal of progress on the w h o le, remarked Dorney, the people were a very good group who handled the stuaton and worked excellently together and n connecton wth other groups. The frst meetng of the HPC s tomorrow nght. The speakers nclude Jm O Hare, the judcal co-ordnator; concernng the alcohol drectve; and Dr. Rom Kelly, drector of non-varsty athletcs; concernng off-campus nterhall ath letcs. Mock Republcan conventon scheduled The 1980 mock Republcan natonal conventon at Notre Dame wll be held next March. The event s beng co-sponsored by Student Government, the College Republcans, and the Government Honor Socety. The mock conventon usually receves natonal exposure and frequent vsts by actual presdental canddates. Applcatons for the poston of conventon charman and varous commttee charman posts wll be accepted untl 5:00 p.m. on Monday, September 10. These wll be revewed by an executve commttee headed by SBP Bll Roche, SBVP Bll Vta, Student government publcty drector Paul Lews, executve coordnator Rck Gobbe, and representatves of the College Republcans and the Government Honor Socety. Applcatons are avalable at the student government offces on the second floor of LaFortune. For nformaton, call Paul Lews at 8451 or Rck Gobbe at Engneerng expanson Department completes new buldng by Mchael Onufrak S ta ff Reporter Though t took seven months longer than planned, the Unversty's new Engneerng Buldng s completed, save tor a few laboratory facltes. Accordng to Dean ot Engneerng. Joseph C. Hogan, the faclty "s 95 per cent ot occupancy. He added that most offces are tlled and classes, as well as labs, are beng held there ths semester. The buldng, erected at a cost of approxmately $8 mllon, conssts ot fve floors--two underground, three a b o v e- constructed behnd the old engneerng buldng across from the Notre Dame Football Stadum. Accordng to Hogan* 60 per cent of the buldng s located below the ground snce the lower floors are more than twce the sze ot those above ground. The buldng extends ttty feet east under the campus as well as under the parkng lot across the street, Hogan added. Begun on Aprl 27, 1978, the buldng should have been completed by December 1, Due to the harsh wnter of last year, however, above ground constructon had to be halted for about three months. Hogan added that changes wthn the Hckey Constructon Company of South Bend, the Unversty s contractor, also delayed constructon. We began movng n last June, but not n earnest untl f l md-july. Hogan sad The new taclty wll gve the engneerng department several new advantages, partcularly relevng the problem of overcrowdng n laboratores. Tabs have been dangerously overcrowded. ' Hogan sad. le added "the same s true of classrooms. The new buldng wll allow those classrooms whch had been dvded nto lab facltes to be converted back nto classrooms. The added space wll also allow the engneerng department to add new tvpes of laboratores, ncludng a "hgh bay structural lab. whch an test structural membes co n tn u ed on p a g e \ 1980 ftlock Republcan Conventon Now takng applcatons for the poston of conventon charman and also assstant charman n the followng areas: Publcty Logstcs Delegates Platform Speakers Budget Program Those nterested should pck-up & complete form avalable n Student Government offces, 2nd floor La Fortune Deadlne for all applcatons 5:()() pm Sept. 10, 1979 RVER CTY RECORDS northern ndana s largest record and tap e selecton and concert tcket headquarters OFF!! any album of tape (now thru Sept. 15) wth ths coupon * 1 8,0 0 0 albums and tapes n stock! ND/SmC student checks accepted for up to over purchase amount Open lo to to, 7 days a week Rver Cty Records U.S. 31 North 3 mles north of campus !

8 Sports Tuesday, nto WBA Houston drafts Poltsk by Beth Huffman Women's Sports Edtor Summarzng Notre Dame s 1979 contrbuton to the collegate basketball draft, we see that Flowers went to Cleveland n the second round, Lambeer joned Flowers at Cleveland n the thrd round and Poltsk, went to Houston n the eghth round. HOLD T! Who s Poltsk? Surely that Dgger Phelps hoopster never pcked up hs share of nk. T hat s because Poltsk never played for Dgger. SHE played for Sharon Petro on the Notre Dame women s basketball team. Wth ts eghth-round pck of Jane Poltsk n ths summer s Women s Basketball Assocaton draft, the Houston Angels surprsed everyone -- especally Jane. Whle never antcpatng a call from some team durng the draft as dd Bruce Flowers and- Bll Lambeer, Poltsk receved a phone call from some frends nformng her of the draft - a call she took lghtly and consdered a joke. But, when Petro called and confrmed Houston s selecton, Jane could n no way take the stuaton wth a laugh. was very suprsed, and qute E leased, ^ Poltsk, Notre lam es frst ever women s draft choce, sad. Poltsk, the youngest of three chldren, hals orgnally from Doran, Mnnesota. Wth ts Populaton of 80, Doran s smaller n number than Badn Hall, Poltsk s on-campus home. Presently a senor enrolled n the College of Busness, she ntated her educaton n a back-water grade school wth just seven students n her class. By the tme Poltsk entered hgh school, women s basketball was just begnnng to surface as an exctng and popular soort. She was the startng center on the basketball team for three years, and was named the Most Valuable Player Award twce. B esdes captanng the basketball team her senor year at Breckenrdge Hgh School, she also captaned the volleyball team n ts frst year of exstence. Under Poltsk s leadershp, the team made t to the state tournament. Poltsk also proved strong on the track feld. She set a school record of 37 feet, 11 nches n the shot put, a record that stll stands. Breckenrdge Hgh honored Poltsk wth several awards upon her graduaton, one of whch was the Phl Canfeld award as scholar - athlete - ctzen." Also valedctoran of her 140-member class, she was the frst woman ever to receve the Canfeld award. n selectng Notre Dame to further her educaton, Poltsk states that she was fascnated by ts aura and drawn by ts academc and athletc retrota- College coaches collect [contnued on page 7] large sums for meda spots DBS MONES, OWA (AP) - Alabama s Bear Bryant wll get $70,000, Oklahoma s Barry Swtzer wll receve $65,000 and Nebraska s Tom Osborne wll get $60,000 for appearng on rado and televson shows ths season. Those estmated amounts are n addton to coachng pay that averages $45,000, the Des Mones Regster reported n a copyrghted survey. Lou Holtz of Arkansas wll get about $55,000 n outsde ncome, whle Dan Devne of Notre Dame and Chuck Farbanks of Colorado both are n the $55,000 bracket, the survey showed. Also lsted were Bo Schembechler of Mchgan and Fred Akers of Texas, $45,000; Vnce Dooley of Georga and Jmmy Johnsoh of Oklahoma State, Frank LaGrotta $40,000. Bryant s Sunday TV show nets hm som ewhere between $60,000 and $70,000 per season. He also owns part of the advertsng agency nvolved n reducng t and s a stock Eolder of the show s three sponsors, the Regster sad. n U.S. Open Borg NEW* YORK (AP)-Four-tme Wmbledon champon Bjorn Borg had to struggle for the frst tme n the 1979 U.S. Open Tenns champonshps, but stll advanced to the quarter-fnals wth a 6-4, 1-6, 7-6, 7-5 vctory Or anythng? Experts don 7 know everythng Well, maybe they know somethng don t. But, after watchng the team practce and seeng the scrmmage on Saturday, thnk there s a few thngs the experts don t know. (Q: How do you drve an expert crazy? A: Tell hm there s somethng he doesn t know.) So wrote them a letter to set the record straght. To: Experts, nc. From: Frank LaGrotta Dear Mr. Experts, How are you? read your magazne, and, well, guys- thnk you re underestmatng Notre Dame. True, the rsh play a devastatng schedule ths year and m fully aware of the fact that four of ther opponents, USC (1), Purdue (6), Mchgan (7) and Mchgan State (10) are ranked n the top ten of most preseason polls. (Not to brag, but were you aware of the fact that no other team n the country can make that clam? Of course, probably ho other team would want to.) But the schedule doesn t seem to bother Devne or hs players. W e ll play em just lke Moose Krause schedules em, Devne joked at a recent press conference. Everybody laughed but hm. t s a tough schedule, he sghed. Surely the understatement of the year. But, hey Mr. Experts, we lke t that way at Notre Dame. The players work harder, the pregame keggers are better and Saturday afternoons are more exctng than games aganst Podunk or East Cupcake U. At least, no one wll be able to accuse us of beng complacent. The next thng you menton s how Notre Dame lost 12 of 22 starters from last year, and have to admt that looks a lttle dsheartenngon paper. Out on Carter Feld, however, tne names may have changed but the talent s stll plentful. mean, where does t say that a starter can t be replaced? (Besdes on page 23 of your magazne, that s.) And have any of you bothered to look at those replacements? Take quarterback, for nstance. One of your swan songs bemoans the fact that no one can ever replace Joe Montana. Well, hate to rewrte the lyrcs but they sad that about Clements, too. And Thesmann and Hanratty and...well, thnk you get the pcture. t s a cop-out to say what Rusty Lsch wll never do. But how about takng a look at what he s dong. Damn t guys, Rusty Lsch looks good. He s throwng well, movng the team, and as a result, they have confdence n hm. Rusty s a great athlete and everyone on the team knows he can do the job, Tm Foley told a gatherng of wrters. Usch s statstcs from Saturday s scrmmage bear wtness to that; eght of 15 for 97 yards. And the fact that he can roll out and run when he has to adds an extra dmenson to the rsh attack. (Hey, dd any of you experts ever hear of Fran Tarkenton?) Of course, Tm Koegel s every bt as able, the bg junor connected 12 tmes n 21 tres on Saturday [contnued on page7] September 4, page 8 Jane Poltsk was drafted n the eghth round by Houston o f the WBA ths p a st summer. [Photo by Tm McKeogh[ advances over Dck Stockton Monday. Among the women, secondseeded Martna Navratlova beat no. 10 Greer Stevens of South Afrca 6-2, 6-2; No. 4 Vrgna W ade of Brtan advanced when 12th-seeded Regna Markskova of Czechoslovaka had to retre durng the openng game because of a twsted ankle, and No. 5 Evonne Goolagon Cawley defeated Jeanne DuVal 6-3, 3-6, 6-0. Borg, who has never won the Open and needs a vctory to keep alve hs hopes for the Grand Slam, won hs frst three matches here wth consummate ease, losng just 11 games n nne sets. Those three matches were very easy, maybe too easy, sad Borg. couldn t tell how well m playng. know m gong to run nto a tough match before too long. Borg got ns tough match from Stockton, a 28-year-old Texan whose career has been hampered by njures. Borg won tne fnal three games of the frst set, ncludng a decsve servce break n the nnth game. But Stockton refused to fold. He came out chargng n the second set, attackng the net effectvely and wnnng the frst three games to take command. When Stockton broke servce to wn the openng game of the thrd set, Borg suddenly found hmself behnd n the match-a most unusual poston for the Swedsh star. He responded lke a champon. Borg broke rght back to even the set, whch then went wth servce to the tebreaker. Wth the score ted 2-2, Borg won four ponts n a row, passng Stockton wth brllant shots from the baselne. After Stockton scored on a volley, Borg beat hm wth a marvelous crosscourt passng shot to wn thq tebreaker 7-3 and the set 7-6. Stll Stockton refused to qut. After gvng up a break n the ffth game, he broke back to draw even at 5-5. But Borg bounced rght back, breakng Stockton s serve at love, then holdng hs own servce to close the match. Steelers edge Patrots FOXBORO, MASS. (AP) - Rooke Matt Bahr capped a 69-yard march wth a 41-yard feld goal at 5:10 of overtme Monday nght as the Super Bowl champon Pttsburgh Steelers ralled for a vctory over the New England Patrots n ther Natonal Football League opener. Bahr, who mssed a converson and a feld goal earler, calmly splt the uprghts the frst tme the Steelers had the ball n overtme. Terry Bradshaw, a hero of last \ January s rsuper Bowl, came back after sttng out most of the second perod bfceause of a spraned toe and : fred a tyng touchdown pass ot 21 yards to Sdney Thornton wth less than fve mnutes remanng n regulaton. Bahr, who mssed an extra pont earler, then added the gametyng converson.