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Show PAUL HARVEY NEWS President responsible for world?'' Times First Lady Rosalynn Carter said something the other day that I wish she'd left unsaid. A reporter asked her, "Do you feel that you could be President?" Mrs. Carter replied, "No, I don't want the responsibility for the world." What's worrisome is the inference that she considers our President "responsible for the world." tough-minrle- East-We- st five-mont- J W This should and hopeAcross the land, the day fully will ease pressures of the deli has dawned. on the Carter AdministraNo longer is the delication for rapid increases in tessen an overeater's oasis found only in the big military spending. cities of America, specifTHOUGH THIS is not ically in neighborhoods our nation's greatest ex- with a Jewish heritage. welfare is Today the delicatessen travagance the military nonethe- is crowding in on the less has been a spiraling territory of the fast-foo- d expense what with the franchise, where the soaring costs of sophisti- cheeseburger with everycated weaponry. But ob- thing, pancakes and gooey jective judgment is we syrup, and the fried chicnow have enough eggs in ken finger feast have tried to stun the nation's taste that basket. Old hands around the buds, the National GeoPentagon won't like this. graphic says. They are circulating a Nobody knows how story which says you must many delis there are in the what United States, except that not be surprised with all the military bud- there are never enough for get cuts - if somebody in the wandering lover of hot a blue suit knocks on your pastrami, garlic bagels, door and tries to sell you chopped chicken livers, Air Force cookies. Polish salami, kosher dills, cheesecake, picked herring, potato salad, lox, cream cheese, and Russian dressing. the United States only Russia has been hollerto have them then imagine ing like everything about themselves to be "the our recent tests of the President of the world." neutron bomb because it is Most of us would prefer just such "clubs in the a pragmat- closet" which preserve our "par." administraefficient ic, tion of the affairs of our all right. Shoutto make of That's own nation has become part of the ing House a White our lightbargaining process statehouse, instead of a battle side and worldwide. for everyone are being station. But this most recent and construed in Russia and most comprehensive stuelsewhere as meddling ir is dy of global power now on there PRESENTLY, ottvr of internal affairs an standoff in its way to the President's nations, and those nations military matters which desk reveals that the rate are rightly resentful. us time for of Soviet military buildup Most of us are wearying promises homefront chores. in strategic arms, in naval of electing President of A in and deployment Security Council study strength along the Chinese confirms that the United border and in Central mm w States is on a par with Europe has slowed. And and whatever their increased Russia militarily that economically and po- strength, it has been offset litically we are well out by our own increasing front. military sufficiency. THAT IS precisely the preoccupation that tripped up Richard Nixon! President Carter is accused by Republicans and by some Democrats of allowing our recently improved relations with Russia to deteriorate. His proclamations of worldwide human rights By PAUL HARVEY (c) 1977. Los Angeles r 4 h top-lev- r MEN'S SHOES IUY ONE AT REGULAR PRICE AND GET THE SECOND PAIR FREE IF YOU NEED TWO, BRING DON'T A State schedules homecoming Utoh FRIEND ALONG TWO SUITS - $65.00 to 35.00 $1 $099 JuttV 25-2- NOT ALL SIZES LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS I XL Just 'm IOA Price COYS DRESS SHIRTS SIZES 14 to 20 - REG. $7.00 to $1 1.50 $l99 Y Downtown Logan Any Child Would To Be A Buddy With Big This free show will be held at 7 p.m. in the Concert Hall. Also on Friday at 8 p.m. in , The week's activities will begin Tuesday, Oct. 25, with the Miss USU Homecoming Pageant sponsored by Blue Key Honor Fraternity. The pageant will start at 8 p.m. in the Fine Arts Center Concert . Hall. . The arts will be emphasized during the week. Two concerts, a theatre production and an talent show are planned. Wednesday, Oct. 26, the Bulgarian Quartet will perform in the Fine Arts Center, .Concert Hall at 8 p.m. and the following evening Frankie Vallie and the Four Seasons will present a pop concert in the Spectrum. That performance also begins at 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 28; USU Student Productions will pre- - bill BREAKERS & VINYL COATS I JM 72WM Elected SIZES S M sent Rhythm' Rhapsodies. Utah State University homecoming will be Oct. the Fine Arts Center Theatre, Desperate- Hours, the first theatre production of the USU. season, 1977-7- ethnic fare as Georgia grits, Texas chili, and 8, will open. , , i In preparation 'fof Saturday's game with Boise State California egg rolls. One man's downtown delicatessen may be an- other's mere cold cuts University, a Friday pep rally will begin at 8:45 p.m. at ,the stadium.- - A bonfire, fireworks and stomp are counter in the suburban supermarket. But wherever, the essential edibles are usualeye-bulgi- planned. The homecoming parade begins Saturday at 10 a.m. The parade will staYUt Main Street and 2nd South and travel north to Main "Street and 8th North. The game will begin at 1:30 p.m. in the stadium preceded by an alumni smorgasbord buffet at 11:30 a.m. in the University Center Ballroom. "It's a Gas" is the theme of the homecoming dance. The band "Committee" will in the play at 8:30 p.m. ; v Ballroom. Tickets for all events and further information pan be obtained from the USU Ticext. 7141. ket Officev,'752-410- & Buddy Bears ly immune from low calorie counts and low cholesterol levels. 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Pastrami itself is almost an American delicatessen invention, a naturalized beef relative of the spiced pork and lamb pastrama of Romania. The chewy, baked bagel, known to comics as a cement doughnut or as the scone of stone, piled with smoked salmon, or lox, or a mortar of cream cheese, became the cornerstone of many a monumental nosh, or snack. "I can never resist a delicatessen," said playwright John van Druten. "I hate eating alone, except things you can sort of cuddle up on a couch with like potato salad." nRSElllCl FRIDAY .lack Junes II It's Our First Birthday In PRESTON HIGH SCHOOL 1 ).,, These delicatessens derground. . (Sifts from around the (Slobe LAYAWAY - 35 soon developed their own flavor, markedly different from the various sausage shops of the Old World. I 50 million I . Hi! ' Stuffed...... lje (Sift l;:n Jr'i the to 40 years before the first World War brought the food tastes that soon were flowering in the tiny ethnic groceries of Eastern U.S. cities. H- Mid Weekdays Are Sonii'thihR .. Special WV'iv in Austria-Hungar- y Keystone r Stage Coach Inn . of immigrants from Russia, Romania, Poland, and Let's talk 0, Of Our S'nr hulic Life that he never settled in the Mark Twain could have the secret of success in like and what eat to is you of sort a out New World simply be- been spelling cause he could not find a delicatessen philosophy let the food fight it out Jewish delicatessen when he wrote: "Part of inside." here." Times have changed Jews were among America's earliest settlers, but the great waves three-inch-thi- THE HEARTBURN of nostalgia for good delicatessens may be increasingly harder to work up as these unique eateries multiply around the country, sometimes with such regional additions to the NOT EVERY SIZE IN EVERY STYLE TEN SPORT COATS 1 The day of the deli has dawned 1 stoves, thermogrates, Free estiglass doors.or Harold Sanmates. 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Reasonable rates. No ob too small or Call Cobro Electric, large. or Lewlston. CEILINGS Beautiful Ceilings sprayed. Acoustical plaster with or without glitter. Call Jay Moyle, Clifton, lAMOtimtS BEAUTirUlNOMISIDINO Continuous seamless, custom gutters. No painting. Coll for froo estimate. Great appearance. Full line of colors to choose from. Jldon C. Golightly, 852-255Preston. Answering Smith- service, 563-344- field. |