The Red and Black (Athens, Ga.) 1893-current, May 01, 1979, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextHerman Talmadge forceful in opening ethics statement The Red and If lack. Tuesday. May I. I97U I'atfe '• WASHINGTON UTM)-Con ceding only that he had been negligent in overseeing his finances. Sen Herman Tal madge Monday launched a bitter attack on the former aide whose charges led to the Senate’s first formal ethics proceeding against a member in a dozen years In a forceful opening state ment to the Senate Kthici Committee. Talmadge de scribed former aide Daniel Minchew as a ' proven liar, cheat and embezzler " Talmadge reviewed each of the five allegations against him, saying three were so trivial they should be dropped and the two more serious Senator Talmadge charges actually involved wrongdoing by Minchew. r« V College., < Brief£ Students can vote WASHINGTON. D C. (CPS)-In the early fall of 1976. 545 students from Prairie View A&M University attempted to register to vote in Waller County. Texas But county registrar LeRoy Symm allowed only 35 of the students to actually vote Early this month, however, the U S. Supreme Court ruled that Symm had wrongly disqualified many of the other students The court’s decision is expected to make it easier for students all over the country to vote where they go to school. Specifically, the court said local voter registration offices cannot require college students to meet different eligibility rules than those the rest of the populace must meet. Kent group splits KENT, OH (CPS The May 4 Task Force, the Kent State University student group that oversees the annual memorial programs for the deaths of four students in 1970. has been split by the resignation of seven members The seven claim the Task Force has been diverted from its original “educational orientation” to "obscure political purposes ." Specifically, the resignees who included co-chair Mike Soroham protested that Task Force meetings were "undemocratic”, and that it had included in the observance planned for May 4. 1979 a speaker from Pol Pot's Democratic Kampuchea (Cambodia» In a letter explaining the resignations, the seven said the Pol Pot regime had been characterized by "gross” human rights violations Students pie governor MADISON. Wl (’PS) Two weeks ago Massachusetts Governor Edward King cancelled a visit to the University of Massachusetts Amherst <>ut of tear of being pied by students there Wisconsin Governor Lee Dreyfus, though, was not so lucky He was pied by a reporter at the University of Wisconsin April 9 Dreyfus knew the pie was coming. It was staged in conjunction with the* Wisconsin Student Association's annual "Event" Reporter Stuart Levitan paid $70 for the honor of throwing a pie into the governor's face. "I and my stall have made some errors I have admitted those errors. I have taken steps to correct them," the millionaire Georgia Democrat said, but he denied "any intentional wrongdoing ” Minchew claims he opened a secret Washington bank account in Talmadge's name through which some $39,000 in false Senate expense claims and most unreported campaign contributions flowed during 1973-74. mostly for use by Talmadge and his family Talmadge said Minchew used the money for his own benefit, by foregoing hisemploy- er’s signature. Talmadge's net worth ex ceeded $15 million and his income was between $70,000 and $80,000 he said, but Minchew had financial obliga tions that exceeded his income by more than $40,000 Talmadge noted he had repaid the false expense claims—amounting to $37,125— after ordering the audit that uncovered the discrepancies, a fact which he said proves his ignorance of wrongdoing when it occurred. He also turned over evidence of the false expense cnecks that ended up in the secret Higgs National Bank account to the ethics committee and the Justice Department "These are steps that only a fool would take if he were aware that there was a hidden, phony bank account waiting to be found.” Talmadge said, adding that "even my enemies don't claim that I’m stupid.” Bringing I GA students thr •arid t moil brat* iful dumondt for over fi yean ARTS I have a warmth—a peace inside that never leaves me I have a friend who always answers: who loves me without expecting anything in return Jesus has transformed my life—from one that only last spring was yearning for happiness and meaning to one that now has purpose and true joy and contentment. Jesus is the way and the truth and the life; no one can know God our Father except through Jesus." John 14:6 I never was able to believe these words with my whole heart Actually, I never spent time thinking about them until I saw His undeniable love and truth expressed through lives that were totally committed to serving the Lord I fent God's presence like I never had before at a Maranatha Student Fellowship gathering With the help of brothers and sisters at Maranatha. I have been able to know the Lord in a real way through a relationship with Jesus Christ. God loves us all more than anyone or anything in the world can He desires to make us whole—eternally—by receiving His Son Jesus Kathv Smothers -ADVERTISEMENT- From p. 1 The University’s musical talent was well represented at the festival The Concert Band. String Quartet. Civic Symphony, Brass Quintet, and the Concert Dance group all performed during the week. In addition to the local acts, The Acting Company made an appearance at Memorial. “The Other Half", directed by John Houseman (The Paper Chase), was an outstanding performance by five women of the Acting Company. Founded seven years ago by Houseman at Julliard. The Acting Company is the country’s only touring repertory company "The Other Half' presents in tableau form the works of women writers from Sappho to Virginia Woolf. More than a recital of women's literature, though, ‘‘The Other Half” shows the evolution of woman, “the most discussed animal in the universe." The play draws attention to the obstacles that women writers have faced simply by virtue of their sex. The first English woman to write a novel, for instance, was illiterate and had to hire a monk to do the actual writing. Many of the first women to publish their work, among them George Eliot and the Brontes, would have failed had they been known to their readers as women. The myriad of characters portrayed by only five actresses was impressive. With props like shawls, glasses, and books, these actresses transformed themselves smoothly but swiftly into such diverse characters as the 18-year-old Mary Shelley, with her morbid dreams of men and monsters, worldly, risque George Sands and know-it-all Dorothy Parker. There were complaints from the audience of “feminist propaganda” and "one-sidedness.’’ Of course "The Other Half” was one-sided The theme was women writers and anything else would have been irrelevant. As for showing women as successful writers, that hardly qualifies as propaganda Overall. "The Other Half" was a successful view of women "as inheritor and innovator.” A well-paced blend of music, drama and literary readings. "The Other Half” was certainly the most professional event of the Arts Festival. "Art in the Park” was the culmination of the week's events. Balmy weather and a full schedule on both Saturday and Sunday brought hundreds to Memorial Park Dance groups such as the Winterville Marigold Cloggers, the Old Mill Dance Loft, and the MNA Dance Theater performed in the park both days, and artists from all over North Geocgia had work on display Children played artist too at the Young Peoples' Festival of the Arts, where they painted, made candles and emblazoned the road with chalk drawings The Athens Festival of the Arts was a week full of the unusual, the beautiful and the creative. There really was something for everyone in that one week, whether it was a lecture, an art exhibit, a street painting or a rutabaga bakeoff Classified/; Try the Best Fried Chicken at A Price You Won't Believe CHICKEN DINNER Alter i.m pm tilth Mondav through lliursdav • , Fried Chicken Baked Potato or French Fries. Cole Slaw <>r Salad. Bread and Butler Cam Out $2.00 I I . 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