| Show !CTWfWMW The Utah Statesman Page 2 October TcFesaay 1 1 bill Carter says he’d veto fax cut WASHINGTON Carter said Tuesday he won’t hesitate to veto a $30 billion tax cut bill being considered by the Senate but could accept a compromise that (AP)-Presi- dent 3 billion jcomes closer to the $16 House version Carter told a nationally broad cast news conference he will meet W ednesda at the White Houhe with Sen Russel Long D La and the heads Rep A1 L liman of the tax writing committees to he try to work out a compromise can sign "Hopefulh the three of us can agree on ao acceptable package the president said Carter said he would accept a bill and that is fair and progressive combines the best elements of the Senate and House measures ’ On other matters the president conceded it is now “unlikely that Congress will approve his proposal to create a new federal department of Education before it adjourns this ’ weekend And he hinted that conclusion of an Eg ptian Israeli peace treatv could depend to some extent on the 8 peed with which the Israelis move to end their military government in the occupied West Bank and to replace it with a proposed self governing authority Carter said the Fgvptian Israeli in treaty talks which open Washington on Thursday are not legally interconnected" with the W est Bank issue "But I think throughout the Camp David talks and in the minds Minister Prime m self of Menathem Begin and President are in thev Sadat Anwar terrelated " he said Carter said there is "no doubt in m mind that both issue will be discussed during the Fg ptian Israeli treaty talks Carter also acknowledged in directly that the CIA has been making payments to Soviely defer tor Ardakay Shevchenko Student president sanctions apathy (APl-Ji- m Win MADISON Malion figures his finger is firmlv on the pulse of his 401)00 consti tuents the average student cares about is sex and drugs and ruck p roll m that order sas tht studentbodv president at the I nitrsit of isumsm Vadison All student Chairing senate meetings with a hugn plasvu gavei or cavorting on campus in clown suits Malion and his vict presi dent Leon arpan have brought new humor to this taripus a hot bta of antiwar radicalism in the lObOs Malion 22 a communu at ions senior and drnan wh at is in his 10th vea- of coileg found ed the Pail and shovel purtv last arts spring Thev proposed converting studerts funds into pennies and dumping them into a campus foun tain so students could dig w ith pailsand shovels Pail and Shovel is dedicated to the four vear old in all of us Malion sad in his dishev eud stu dent union offe which features a filing cabinet marked Tov s Malion and anian began hv building a giant campaign plat form out of Popsicle sticks Now m-- the dominant figures in stu dmt pohtis— 20 Pail and Shovel candidates won election to the lb me mb r st udent senate last wee k We have two more than a tw thirds maioritv now and no one car stop us Malion gloated trnv re Their campaign promises m elude Flooding the football stadium for mock naval battles stuffing and mounting all dtans converting parking meters into gumball machines and running clocks backward so classes end before thev start And thev are apparently serious about some of their plans last week the student senate changed the school name to the I niversitv of New Jersev That wav kids from Wisconsin can sa thev graduated from a prestigious F astern school Malion said And we should KSX7 TO KAE7US CUYE-C- J h' v !’ r os i ig d r t UComPi I ' V' ’Ja 'Hi ni molt St In iut r ! 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For Gay light hearted relief from academe People are and social pressures lust looking for something it" he said serious But Malion and Aaman paid from student $ '() each monthly funds sav students are 'ust less world the with concerned n wadav s Were happv that students are If no Malion said apathetic we d be out of office ‘sews’ up an Dolly 78 OFFERINGS : v e I? £r :?i s£v-ACE c' s |
