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, May 4, 1972 Daily Northwestern

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Big Changes in Design

Day
May 4
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Rises Sets Length
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Of Houses Is Forecast
NEW YORK (UPI)-Conven-
leading to dormitory wings, by the start of the 21st century food and household objects,
tional houses are on the way
And since the rearing of one sressing showers because with 3 separate room contain-
out. By the year 2,000 experts
children usually is a group they consume less water than ing a variety of exercise
Wisconsin Forecast: suggest, the house you live in
effort. "Commune nurseries bathtubs. Rugs will be replaced equipment made popular by
Variable cloudiness west, now will oe as antique as the
will be built where each of the partially by tilt and-or man- national campaigns for physical
mostly sunny east today. Highs bustle or the front parlor.
adults, male and female, will made, soil-prooi or easily health.
55 to 65. The trend to communal living
work with all of the commune cleaned materials. Or, the
F a i r and continued cool will bring changes in house
children one day a week." This living room may retain its
tonight. Lows in the 30s. Friday design the likes of which the
room would be attached to an feeling of luxury with the rug
partly sunny with little tempera- IOWIST TEMPttATUftES
40 traditionalist never dreamed.
outdoor play area replacing seating Fashions Expert
ture change. Highs 55 to 65. "The upper middle-class fa-
One large room for meetings, Sanitizers built into a central
Wisconsin Extended Outlook: recrpation, group therapy and vacuum cleaner will make To Address Tea
mily's wealth and mobility have
Variable cloudiness and cool set the .standard of house
the like will be furnished cleaning relatively s i m p l e , WILD ROSE - The Wild Rose
Saturday through Monday with design to date, but the long-
sparsely but it will at least be Draperies will be eliminated Women's Club will honor senior
occasional rain likely Sunday haired culture is making itself
carpeted since "space, mate- since one-way windows will girls and their mothers at a tea,
and Monday. Lows ranging from heard," report three experts in
ials and group interaction needs regulate the amount of light ar^O^m^Tuesdav^Mav'e^at
the upper 20s extreme northwest the field of housing and
will make floor sitting impor- entering a room and in addition the Mt Morris Holden Lutheran
to the low 40s extreme southeast marketing. tant." be an efficient source of solar rhurrW
during the period. Highs in the UM Wt AlHtR FO1OCAS1 They are Mary Jo Weale,
The kitchen will have to be heat. " : , ... ,. „
50s and low 60s on Saturday and assistant professor of housing
large
— ° also to accommodate
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vuuij/uici -- |/i
programmed
vgi cuiiiucu de- p01I
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Guest speaker W1U be Mrs
il r r»!ol/ TJf 0 W<n n"
generally in the 50s Sunday and and interior design, James
large numbers in meal prepara- livery of groceries and other s eak,.n f' 7*. '^ n J
Monday. Croake, associate professsor of
tion and cleanup. The dining goods will decrease dependence serve P ' § °" fashions. Mrs. Diek
NEW YORK (UPI) - The Weather Mop home and family life, and W.
room, furnished with picnic- t>i«iip- nn on tha the fQm ,,,, „„;.
family car. ^ And d as fashion consultant at
highest temperature reported Showers are expected tonight over the Mississippi Valley, parts of the type tables and benches, will prepared foods that lessen meal Gimbels Store in Milwaukee for
Bruce Weale. professor of
Wednesday by the National northern Plains and in the southern Rockies. Fair to partly cloudy skies marketing, ail at Florida State
have few decorations. preparation and the increase in 25 years.
W e a t h e r Service excluding should prevail elsewhere. University. Bedrooms in the dormitory the number of restaurants may bilProgram chairman is Mrs. Sy-
Alaska and Hawaii was 102 de- They see the possibility of
wings will be for individual result in smaller or dispersed vedt Kalke and Mrs R
- °ger Kjent-
grees at Buckeye, Ariz. Today's
Weather Around Nation
is in
large central meeting rooms
couples because "group sex is kitchens. The dining room may charge of refresh-
low was 24 degrees at Evanston, rare.
»-" " But preferences will be go away altogether. ments.
montc
Wyo. for "gang, rather than indivi- Ultimately, the three foresee
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Time
Northwestern Observations
Temperature Remarks High Low Pr. Fairbanks,
Failure to Yield dual showers and lavatories." a "self sufficient home" with
M M M Omaha, cldy 65 46 These "family" or communal its own power source, with all None Injured In
7:30 a.m. SO Fair Albany, rain 63 54 .54 Fort Worth, clear 82 58 Philad'phia, cldy 74 63 .61 Results in Fine groups "will push the rest of waste being recycled into usable
11:30 a.m. 58 Fair Albu'que, clear 81 45 Green Bay, clear 61 34 Phoenix, cldy 98 67
USED gauge (Fox River) 15% Amarillo, clear 77 51 Helena, clear 64 32 Pittsburgh, cldy 67 51
67 51 .01 WAUTOMA -Donna Danner, -^sibiityf" hey say^
society to greater ecological Highway Mishap
inches above crest of Menasha Anchorage, cldy
dam. Asheville, cldy
47 36 Honolulu, clear
69 49 .59 Houston, clear
83 71
82 64
Pt'land Ore, clear 74 49 •' "t'EfS ^ ° f' - S
Pt'land Me, rain
7 4 4
44 43
9 aUt m
43 1.05 of $48.50 this week in the court
Pa a fm
? Ecology ,ues ^ w Md- current youth
y
de.emph asize
Church Auxiliary WAUTOMA — No injuries
were reported in a car-semi
Buckstaff Observatory Atlanta, clear 73 50 .03 Ind'apolis, clear
Tuesday 8 p.m. to Wednesday Birmingham, clearr 74 46 .10 Jacks'ville, cldy
66 46 .. Rapid City, clear
87 67
55
55 33
70 58
33 of Municipal Justice Aubrey material ods m ..^J to fc
58 1.17 Dignan for failure to yield the reflected in home of minimal
Supports Project truck accident at 6:10 p.m.
Richmond, clear Tuesday, at the intersection of
8 p.m. Maximum 58, Minimum Bismarck, clear 58 29 Juneau M M . San Diego, cldy 68 59 right of way resulting in an acci- size for family needs and these A ^Highways
innya M 21 ajluand 73, two miles
41. One year ago: Maximum 54. Boise, cldy 76 50 1.35 Kansas City, clear 70 47 . St. Louis, clear 67 41 de
?*L TT » ,« «r • homes will therefore be sparse- 6:30 p.m. mass and meeting of east of Wautoma
wamoma
Minimum 30. Precipitation: .01 Boston, rain 50 46 1.35 Little Rock, clear 74 46 . Salt Lake, clear 80 36 John Hartman, 19 Wisconsin , ^^ or wffl hav(f non_ Our Lady of the Lake Catholic -
inch rain. Excess for month, .41. Buffalo, smoke 59 47 Los Angeles, cldy 75 58 San Fran, cldy 56 48 a P d S pa d a fine f According to Waushara Coun-
5, c « ' » "Pf?* on furniture (multi-purpose modu- Church Auxiliary was held Mon-
Deficiency
"' for
" year .57.~ Charleston, clear 78 64 .27 Louisville, cldy 68 53 .01 Seattle, clear 66 49
0
$38.50. Bruce Johnson, 20, i ar an:M» r v
day, followed by a potluck din- ty authorities, a car driven by
Charlotte, clear 72 51 .20 Marquette, M M M Spokane, cldy 71 43 Plymouth, forfeited $28.50 for an '" ner. JereledKlimke,
st at the
23, Rt. 2, had
Chicago, clear 53 45 Memphis, clear 70 51 . Tampa, clear 82 72 unlawful U turn and Cart They see the individual home Auxiliary mem b ers made do- °PP intersection, then
Cincinnati, cldy ulled out into tne ath of tne
75 48 Miami, clear Groskreutz, 22, Wautoma, paid nations to help support a Dean- P P
Wallace Is Cleveland, cldy
Denver, clear
62 45 Milwaukee, clear
Mpls-St.P, cldy
83 62 Washington, cldy
50 35 .. CANADIAN CITIES:
65 59 .69
the same amount for passing at Co/omo Club Will ery project, feeding a child in a senu
foreign country.
d™60 ty Kenneth Hip-
snire 39 Rt 2
- - > Beanstat. Tenn.
69 38 68 44 . Edmonton, M M M an intersection.
Honor Girls at Tea
Favored In Des Moines, clear 68 46
Detroit, rain
New Orleans, clear 81 53 . Montreal
62 41 .01 New York, rain 71 57 1.09 Toronto,
M M M Donald Frischman, 45, Hart-
M M M land, paid a fine $23.50 for fail- COLOMA - The Coloma Busi- The
Mrs. Carl
^spitalowns gowns
Forster
to the
donated 12 After tne

missions. £ "P * /^'f" 3 ^ £

impact, the semi end-
Duluth, cldy were mad
65 35 .02 Okla. City, clear M M M ure to stop at a red Ight.
Tennessee 72 53 • .. Winnipeg, ness and Professional Woman's §
S^5±T5rS?Ss white shirts which were donated ^way, according to the re-
ubhc
e from car was turned around on the
port.
and their mothers at a tea at 8 ^ ^ P -
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI)-
With Tennessee voters angered
by busing orders and virtually 58 Miners Remain Trapped
ignored by the other presiden- KELLOGG, Idaho (UPI) —A up at the shift's end while any tions, six bodies were brought One survivor of Tuesday's Steve
p.m., Tuesday, May 9, at the Co- A bake sale will be held after edExtensive
lorna Grade School auditorium.
Guest speaker will be Mrs.
the three
Dessert
studentatUW- 1Harvy : Diebert,
masses
was served
May
by
Stannish
28.
Mmes.
Kwiat-
.
to
at e dama
the
c l d e n t 1S
ge.to
damage was report-
Klimke
the
car and moder-

still
semi. The ac-
under in-
r Clle eara
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ws '- —J William Wissing.
kjfcv* T t* .L vWUKVsX t?* f\ Ol>UUv^Uv Ob W «f ,
ion, according to
tial candidates, Gov. George aband f j m early today survivors would be brought out to the surface, but 13 others blaze, Leonard Beaugare, said Stevens Point, who will show a K° ki>
Wallace of neighboring
0 0 Ala-
"forts to
<>ned its efforts to get to as quickly
quickly as possible. remained h«int»
below ground because he
ammn kronen he firstfirst realized
realized there
there was was filmstrip
filmstrio on on "Five Magic Mir- The rnext meeting of the Aux-
Five Masic
a n access shaft i n t h e lower Marvin C. Chase said fresh f dangers to rescue workers in trouble when "I smelled smoke rors." iliary will be held in Septem-
bama was a top-heavy favorite O
of the smoke-filled air had been pumped to the the carbon monoxide - filled and it was hard to breathe." Mrs. Arthur Dee is general ber. Chaplain Is Speaker
58 lower levels of the mile-deep snofts. Five bodies were re- "We had to walk through all chairman for the tea. Others on FREMONT The Rev. Paul
in the preferential primaries. men remain trapped by a mine since the fire erupted move d Tuesday when 108 men that smoke and 14 of us caught the committee include Mmes. Fiqure Is Corrected
Although it was the first umysterious fire that took 24 among anold timber nber supports
sunoorts "and
and escaped
„„ * "theTbYaze
«.. ui— Emmel, chaplain at Lincoln
One skip eievator i was one o{ yernon Kitchen, Daniel King
presidential primary in this "ves. ma
that " y n in this area Boy's School, Irma, was the fea-
Interior Secretary Rogers C. last guys out, and I don't and Robert Burrows, refresh- _ RIPON — A story on DAY
state, only a moderate turnout But as the graveyard shift snould be all right." B Mor n a know if it (the elevator) went ments, and Mrs. Robert Jacobs, Inc-» Ripon'siu-idrug awareness tured speaker at the Lutheran
of 900,000, about half of those began the gruelling three-hour Pkkup 6th pgh: "A man - «> ™ved on the down again after that." decoration. c e n *"" J
t e r , that appeared '"~in Laymen's League spring zone
registered, was anticipated trip back to the top, the day fo "A man c°"ld live in there Northern Idaho scene as Wednesday's paper incorrectly rally which began with a supper
despite a forecast of sunny shift prepared to try to get. *" weeks as long as he keeps President Nixon's emissary and listed $1,200 has been received on Sunday.
skies and mild temperatures. through ,to. Sunshine's No, 10 his head," said one veteran told anxious relatives that
Wallace faced 10 other snaft from the tunnels ' of miner,
candidates, including the drop- nearby Silver Summit Mine. and
"But, if a man panics "everything is being done that
leaves a safety zone the can be done." He said the
sm( e and carbon
FVTI Summer Sessions tion and Welfare for the coming mvited to attend- EIwyn
.
outs, on the Democratic ballot Fresh air was pumped £ monoxide President shared "a tremen-
Listed on the Republican ballot steadily into the shaft's hoist couldto teke mm ^ioK he could dous feeling of sympathy for Scheduled for Eight Weeks fiscal year. The amount should represented Fremont St. Paul
be $19,200. Lutheran Church at the session.
against President Nixon were room, 1700 feet above the area ""J? . another safety zone." the bereaved and all those who
Reps. Paul McCloskey of where mine official insist DurmS Wednesday's opera- are sweating it out." APPLETON — The summer ter before their first class meet-
California and John Ashbrook there is a "good chance" some session of courses offered by the mg
Fox Valley Technical Institute Residen<s of Vocational) Tech.
of Ohio, both expected to of the missing men may be ATTENTION!
receive only a token vote.
Most of the other candidates
alive. The day shift hopes that
the
enough smoke will have
been blown awa
listed on the Democratic ballot ma reacn they so that the
y
Captives Freed AnniJ?
A
ton_,and Oshkosh , facilities.' PP " pay
ie
° nical and Adult Education Dis-
^^ !2 (Fox Valley Technical
Schools) will not be required to Members Post C
tuition. A nominal registra- Travelers Protective Association
By Hijackers
bypassed Tennessee to concen-rid y elevator and
trate on the larger states efeet below
it down to the area 4800 The summer classes are open tion fee will be charged for each
The battle for second place ** surface where to anyone 16 years of age or old- course. to addition, a number of
er who feels that he can benefit courses require course fees
Convention Banquet
was expected to be among the men are trapped. from the instruction offered.
Sens. Hubert Humphrey of Above ground, friends, rela- SOFIA, Bulgaria
Minnesota, Edmund Muskie of tives and many
STEAK DINNER
Maine, George McGovern of survivors held a prayerful
South Dakota and Henry M. for the second cold
Jackson of Washington and Cecil Andrus called « „«. „ , . .. L , , —a _.„ „ „
SAT. r 6 P.M.
Rep. Shirley Chisholm of New "worst disaster in Idaho's Uul
York.
^nan police today and authorities "to prevent unde-
history" and officials of the freed the passengers and crew sired consequences of the Students should contact a cotra- ed.
Pre-enrollment is encouraged, ficient enrollment is not obtain-
PIONEER GRAND BALLROOM
State law specifies that Bureau of Mines in Washington they held under threat of death incident" and added "there ?flor at t116, student Services More information is available * An Opportunity to Meet Our National President
Tennessee's 49 Democratic and said it was one of the two worst for more than 24 hours the exists a real
danger for the life if 0
^ a
j. "^ Ap
, ?!?ton
^l 10
^ from Registrar Fox Valley * Professional Entertainment
26 Republican delegates to the metal mine disasters on record. official Bulgarian now* «wi™ «f the passengers and crew." e Al
fi
-I?f t^e students w u i &e T e c n i a l Tnstitlltp 1KK
avr^^^^
S ££,'££. £?££ SSrtM of' t^S BTA s*id the four hijackers « - * " panted the each school will take place from 54911.
^ .?rr *rr ^^saft^^ Phon* for Reservations
231-2536 or 235-8959

cratic officials said there was largest operating silver mine. §ave UP mttt0^ a struggle and hijadrers request for political 7:30 to 10 a.m. on June 19.
no way the law could be an official of Sunshine said any surrendered their weapons- asjlum. Classes wtU begin on this day at
enforced. bodies found would be carried Plstols and bundles of hand The spokesman, who identi- *:3» a.m. Students should regis- X
VTC// —~
grenades tied together with tied himself only as a student
wire. of economics, frequently left
(ideas unlimited.
The students seized the plane the DCS and
,
Wednesday with 63 passengers terminal for discussions with
entered the airport Alice Contest + Horn* furnishings—interior decor
and crew members during a o^ials of the Turkish embassy
and Bul arlan Set Saturday
* Bathroom remodeling ideas
* Leisure living—unlimited
EXHIBITS...
flight over Turkey and forced « officials. * Ult*t appliances—hi-fi, stereo, TV
the pilot to fly" here. They ^^ 3 1
°ther hijackers stood * Carpeting A floor coverings
warned the Ankara government S" " at the door of the plane, ' Paint-up, fix-up, wallpaper
Over 300 exhibits in all!
that they would blow up the e31"1? sandwiches supplied by
plane and all aboard unless &* airport. The passengers and CHILTON — This Calumet
three condemned guerrillas CTew were supplied with County community has corn-
were released blankets and most slept There pleted preparations for the 25th
were w
Bulgarian sources said the P35861^6" ^d f°ur anniversary of the Alice in
_^ j . «. i. ,_ - crewmembers aboard after one Dairyland contest to be held
students, through their spokes- passenger and one crewmem- here Saturday,
man. set one deadline after ber were allowed to leave the A 60-unit parade will begin at 2

SHOW
another but negotiations with plane. p.m. and will tour all the main
Turkish embassy representa- The hijackers said they had thoroughfares of the city. The
tives apparently got no where, demanded not only freedom for entire parade will be televised
ATTRACTIONS
the guerrillas but a lifting of by Channel 34, Fond du Lac * Sec Home Show Giveaway Hone
lne
fink U*J«J Turkish ban against strikes KFIZ-TV and will be video taped * Backyard Barbetoe lamtxm
V-IUD MO I OS and the cancellation of debts fa playback at 9 a.m. Sunday.
Offirpr Florfinn
\SIMV,CI kiciliun
°wcd <0 TwWd» banks by the Tne televising expense is being
nation's peasants. carried by the retail merchants May 12 thru 21 * Sprmi Fashion Parade Daily
* Enjoy Hideaway Vacation Home
BUTTE DES MORTS nvAci
- Ed- j^^aS^suf'erS^S "terTin the contest are 24 MILWAUKEE * Entertainment—Jack d'Mins
Win tJPVPianrt
TTIJI vrcvcidUfU nrac
Wd> 0iAr>f<w4
eieClCQ prCSl- i.i v i ,v i /VlAoFo*
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. . . .Wild I vniinn urnrn on Trio Pins Conic Jack Denton
dent of the Center of the Valley dodors Mld was a miW heart
- - - - ™ ARENA/AUDITORIUM •* WaFk-tfcro Greenhorn
a
Citizens Band Radio Club at the ttack and was allowed to leave

WIN
annual meaing Tuesday eve- «*. P"« * «? hospiuliad Sa,U^i(Z?%|. Ij0|mlry MAJOR PRIZES Tickets ovoibMt Osttosh
ninga.fteBu.te des Morts City condition
5LJ?"«S_ later. » J2E£
Stewardess 3S ne"aS2.'8U£r3 1ST HOME SHOW HOME Stars, Mutlltr-Pptter
Association Clubhouse. 2ND VACATION HOWE Drugs, or moil coupon be-
Nedret Uz also was released Coerce is sponsoring the
Other officers elected were: from the aircraft for an contest together wth the Wis- low:
V i c e p r e s i d e n t . Herbert .,. narked
. consin Department of Agricul-
PLUS 46 OTHER PRIZES
Schmwfc secretary, Mrs. Mild- «KP~ified «ason. ture. HOME SHOW, INC. DETACH AND MAIL NOW
red Cleveland; treasurer, Floyd
Taytor; and sergeant-at-arms,
Walter Friemarks. Harold Gurnz
Three Rate 'Firsts'
T» ,Txiim=.T r, «.
Announcement of the two top
winners will be made at the ban-
I"61 to be held at 7 p.m. at St.
SAVE 50* 61 1 1 W. Bluemound Road Milwaukee. Wisconsin 53213
Pleas* make remittances oayable to HOME SHOW. INC.
I
and Leonard Herzog were ap- PLAINFIELD -Three stu- Martin Lutheran Church. Pleas* send me _____ Send to. j»nm c1»arJjr>

30-Day Weather Outlook

pointed to the entertainment
c o m m i t t e e Mrs^ Herbert
dents at Tri-County Area High These winners will compete
School received firsts in the for the "Alice" title with con-
( Advance Sale Tickets
($1.50 each/ Name-
This is the way the Notional Weather Service sees
weather patterns over the next 30 days. Near normal
rainfall <s predicted for the midwestern states, but
temperatures ore expected to be above normal.
Schrnude
;nniuuc is publicity chairman.
idt/iiu'icu? I-IJOIKIKIII.
A potluck supper has been
planned for June 6 at 6:30 p.m.
at the Butte des Morts City As-
. . so](wensf>mblp f>nmnpiiiinn
™ f.!^^. 0 1
^' ?."
test^nts from other sections of
at Madison. They in- the state
^J at Fort Atkinson late
month
Kurt Stem, Ten Bush- DairyJand will begin her reign
A]jce
I Also send
Children's tickets
. (for ages 6 to 12)
Address.

_ State _ Zip _ I
I at ?5< each. City.
—AP Wirephoto mop sociation Clubhouse. man and Beth Bonn. June 1.
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