The Stetson Reporter

»thYear,No.3 Florida %s Oldest Collegiate Newspaper^ *"* Stetson L'niversav Delmul Florida """" Friday, September 24,19£2 Ghappell, Hughes debate issues Reporter Sfcf tneumhent csjagressinaji Bill Chappll and democratic challenger Held Hughes, whe will face each other in a runoff October J, engaged in a spirited debate Wednesday night ui the Stetson Room before an estimated crown of 375 to 3W st aiients, faeiity and townspopie. Tht debate was spnsorei by the Sietstin Political Forum, a non-partisan group of studeats aad faculty who meet «,sasa-- a week la discuss current pohtie,-i. -ssttes- Chappl". a.sfK-ned lire debate by blamicc inflation, onemployment and high inter srst -"-tst-es. ur. year? oi deftat splitting lathe *"Xogrrs** la a fte^uutuh* surtemrr*., Chappi. *iidtirseii ihe bkiineed budget :\ra- Ttestdatecl. s,--*,ui;« ihat -*nt-t* mix'; tie ,-aa--.--i^ei* -... las- ilaast sf ;'*if s.s..;isti;.i- sc tt - , it«s ,^1:1 i i-tngrt-s.. * sha.«a>i a*t,.*-s rs t*nt r-ai ^-e(s| nl r.erci ia aarKJiitx* . ar-s*.-.aip-OHra:ris *."! napt-ti, „ m-iraae." ef Carn^re*.,*- *t*t X *.*.-.t:s ,-jaid it.e finopal issue «3 *h- -aaii^tisii nr).*; -,,lta ;*uitld list the Ixtter i**-i- 'the -.en with erspr;i*n;-r ar tht- irt- -iill at:ies;ai*-ier-.-e*" Ht.jS--tes. -ajts it-*red Cbuppel] ss-.ts* a -tt-isx*-- j, 1^., yiest ~ flenioerahc pri»,a*y, -ax as. >,as rum.tig against CaappeLI t-ts-jase .*n- had * ertrnsive t sprier* c ia ie;- ac- oe&s tai-i cviraeetseista: and -ihas <-,ti*.saiil areas" flttijiies, ar. area business sixeenliie, said he is financing irttit-h or bi.- .atut|i?jgii with hts own money 8e esthnated that he tes spot at least Wi!.*! of tas Htm fumison ihe race- la his opning remarks, Hughes said tbe coantry has '*a sick ecortomv that is growing sister,*" tte accused Chappii of hating a "callous attitude toward the elderly " After the opening statements were concluded, the two candidates afemated frririg answers to a number of questions, raligrljgg frum the tuifioa ta* credit proposal to tbe equal rights antmeodment, fielded from the audience. Highlights front those questions appar later inthgartiele > Chappii aad Hughes attacked each ttther wilh suprising bluntaess thronghout the debate. Af one point. Chappeil interrupted Hashes aad challenged him la tell the audience exactly where be siaod en the tlrantm-i^ita and Jones bills, Hughe5 at*e*:.*st*d {3uppd. of being * taught ar.d p..1 fa: by special itterttst Ef reaps'" tliaptx-ll has rrce veil conrnbatwiis rroai a naict-er of pal:ties, action t-isianurttes ;iJAt.",-*. iat.-lud.rg Gwxlt-ar, K.ickwe'l, laK-Kltred and Southt-m 3e,l -at--tiile Hughes, a mitlLmtllioiiiitje wt.i h,is refess-a) tu tais- s.s..atntiuiiens fixm et-piratxi-.-. ba*- spec* muca af hx own rn-neyot. the tast Alter tas-- aerate was over. Chappeli deft-adwi iht a-ao.ovt-rsiai endur^-meat given to hin. ty Ctsngressmar Claude Fcfspr s.;" Miacsr. * He Peppi*s knows that his and my phjo-xf h> on the eljerlt are ant and the same, fit* kiitsws ihtti f will be fiad-ttinp iar the elderly tiy ht- sideXCiaiiphsaitl Hughes an the other baad, attat-iyal Chappefl aga.il for tee atcniiiibentX source of campaign donatiens. * His contributions are frum those he sits ir; judgement with en Jus coomtltt.ee," flugbes said *-J charge that it does put a man beholden to these special interests,'* Students invest money ByR*hWitf»"E News Editor The Jtoland George tiieestuients Pro. graaj, estahhshed in ttie Stetson School af Basmess m J9M. has proven to he a valuable asset in educating finance students, Tbr tiearge Program was created waen. -in August *, IJti, assets with a market vahie of nearly* one-half million dollars were gives to the School of Uxsmess aj Mrs. ftohmd George m hanor *-sf ber husband ffalund. a prsoaal raccstsir. -ahu dtedtn i}?9. Tbe purpose of the gdt was to carry on l-inLand George "s dream nf estttbh.'.hiag a practical- investments course .n at. -acadeaut- irxti ration. Ral,-tt.j George *«■=: dismayed that -xicgt**: tt-ath on.t intestine,**! thetst*-, ;rd taa- stadents ase only nna^mari, ar ist.!)' nsinev fhf Georges felt that iht- -,-i* «j-, is- lean; iniesfion? *atas t. s '.tai.t --ss-,ara- the risks involved n i --tsUai 's axttafts-) M,-- t>.a*rs;s- tt-,-a-.ts*:i ts.. t-irahtisl. a -r- ,**a..s in.- kujJ |.sr'.s*.- rh* a-i .n.-it-a. rt .r-. evixr.srxs tha' .*>-!■ Jvi 1r -- - it-s'i,-,.!---. a awe- it t a*. .- Investment practices, training stndenL-- for sueees&fid investnient careers through a program that involves at tuai investment management. It was also agreed tb the program would be It incomes stifficient to t*st Political Feruni President Katby Kadthe said she whs "thriied*1 with the attetidaace at the debate, "i didn't eitpeef near this many people," Radthe said. Or. T. Watne Bailey, chairman af the plitieal science department, said he had not seen a larger frump of students for 'this type af gathering * tr. s,ver tut-vcrx years Bailey sdJ the ts^camuntty was *-thc reai wwner" hi tlte debate. *0n a aumher af issut-x the views of the candidates mere spllesi out k t greater way tbanever before." GonUniBtf on P. 5 Lovelace to speak Mister*, professtsr Mare H, Lovetoce, the university's first MeEniry winner, "at-rili will spettk m die topic "Pro Deo et Ventater Fact or Artifact?** Thursdav night at 8 p.tn, m the Elisabeth Hall auditorium to officially begin the Cenien- niaLMcEniry 1 «lareSffl"]es. taovelat-e, winner uf the prestigious award based -m strfcolarly ana teaching estrellence. rrcttteed the MvErdrv Award ^ la his efitsn «. r*Sptnre Stecn*f irBja.f waveiact- will -esplurt evidente,- from anupt ;ne cassixd period and the ^.cd.e.ii-;t-s '* ,..*vs-tt-ci >tth , .mrKj.-v tt.j * i ''-issXs- =.■.*- a.T;-ti:!p.iiijy «.r,| 4r; ntx-is-ii-a jrr**- tbs SisXsrXxj.i, xs-*^«sa *\.-i,-\- tii.-t.«r-. ,-*. | . K „, ts _. ,:>- j... l,-,*l> 'vi i-t. s - . -; - *! -. ll 1' ..s . . sns Interview Reprter EaBW* Dr, G-ary Maris, newly elected chairman af tbe faailtf senate. ***«'iis»ed the agenda of the 18(24! hamate Wednesday m an interrieit with the Reprter. Mans, professur ul phtical sci-enee, served as ehnimian of lie Senate in JtW, A graduate of Stetson and Buke University, Maris hai taught at Stetson shire 1«5. Highlight^ frc-m the tateniew appear below- Facuity salaries, -'Annually we toei- pre tlie salaries of aur 3n*fes§*jrs, assuciate professors, assistant professor- and nistractors to ihase t-t ...the- comprabie colleges - such as Dae .as**,. Kollins, Furaiar. anu t*TF - to get soiar idea on haw we relate fo olfcer srhaeLs -.Wi* cidr't dn thii last vear. We aert t'* know if wliarx hewg done tot as « tat-irx tlone ftx ..siix*r schuois ana tit:- tarrsa If we re du keeptng n; witli s-ther s-.h;ss-aX. to terrai uf saiarie.- and Ijeneffe, it"s ,s* *. js-eJ fcr Xs \.ty ifsoralt t-r factd!;- retenii.si fbaire sf saiairy instalhneois tc. -.iinpty *-tt.r; ts rrfart- sj; «-,.s|,«-i*a,. that the;- navs,- ti.-, , ^n,;- (, 4ra,,. #& : Sadary bs *;.r.*- ;x 12 mart8! .c-:altris;rrit-:. Us ds* at.vt- *xia-.i -spp..n '" Aunual facultj salary data. *0*- Ditncan -iaes aruvide rbc faculty sttth ;,.-a ultra!,! x-Jart ari*aa.kdt»-an by ^tnfe tscd tht- :iuiT.ix*r a.f peaple an thase tr.ate,Bs*oi''.«. We vain look at this and see haw we stati. up reiativs :*. atr rutkapw.-i rr Ilx* university m ratlier general temts Oat of our cent-eras in luokmg is la set if there are inequities tn the turn, erstty py system, Tins has long been a concern oi tlie Faculty* Senate.'* t.rt,tw«rrn, Lovelace "",.-fac-ti-irarltfni*l"