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O n Tuesday, October 24th. President Nirm signed i n t o law t h e cornpromise bill which raises benefits under the GI ill. The Bill boo9ts school payments by 25.7% f o r a n unmarried v e t e r a n based t h e i r caae on t h e t o 298 f o r a married fact that t h e second Yererail with one c h i l d . member is t h e only apThe B i l l r e t a i n e d its pointment t h a t does not r e t r o a c t i v i t y t o septemS p e c i f i c a l l y s t a t e sengob ~ a r - be= 1, 1972. Also proa f t e r 3 hours of de- w a s n o t c o r r e c t and mse- ate approval. vided i n t h e B i l l is a b a t e , q u e s t i o n s , abjec- p l a c e h i s appointment r e s i was unable t o cechange i n t h e time of solve the c o n f l i c t . t i a n s , arqnmenra, an- b e f o r e the .senate. Payment. S t a r t i n g Navswers and i h e appearance =he defense then The p l a i n t i f f f i r s t o s l l e d M r . of some school d i g n i t e r Reimann t o ember 1 v e t e r a n s w i l l be paid a t t h e be i n n i n i e s (Dean s p e a r s , Dean e s t a b l i s h e d Mr. Reimannh t r v t o establish the the month i n s t e a d o Mansfield, P h i l E l l i o t t , previous list of persons or persons cont h e end. I f adminiserahe consulted. and t h e Chairman of Exe- whom t a c t e d and the advice outive noard of the J e r r y Fry c a l l e d Judge given him, and him i n t e r - t i v e l y s u c c e s s f u l , t h e Elliott, Dean p r e t a t i o n pf the Conveteran can expect t o ~ o a r dof T r u s t e e s l , t h e P h i l g e t a check f o r October, s t u d e n t court l e f t s t i l l S p e a r s , and Dean Mans- s t i t u t i o n , especially November and t h e retrounresolved t h e q u e s t i o n f i e l d to the s t a n d . A 1 1 concerning t h e passage of who i s the second s t a r e d they had t o l d ~ r ." a l l e x e c u t i v e appoincs t u d e n t member of t h e , ~ e i m a n ni t was a s t v d e n t menCs" as meaning a l l and appointments t o execuBoard of Trustees. The Government m a t t e r Student Court d i d c l a r i - they wished not t o he- r i v e p o s i t i o n s of the come involved. f " what w i l l he t h e oro56.3 was questioned. ;edure to be fo1iare6 t o he d s f e n s e then recomplete t h e appointment Bob B a r r e s i was then c a l l e d Bob B a r r e s i f o r of ~ ~ l eka n aar d . c a l l e d t o a i v e h i s erf u r t h e r "uestioning o n p e r t opinion concerning appointment9 made under A f t e r denying a l l deof t h e Old c o n s t i t u t i o n and f e n s e motions f o r d i s - t h e i n t e r p r e t a t i o n I f you l i k e t o h e l p Constitution. By-Laws. missal, the Student t h e SGA other students become He s t a t e d t h a t he f e l t he c l o s i n g a t g m e n t s c o u r t heard opening arinvolved i n campus act h e appointment was an by both s i d e s were rhen guments. Jerry Fry t i v i t i e s , i f you wont to appointment heard. s t a r e d t h a t ~ i c kReimann e x e c u t i v e express your views about =he c o u r t , r e c e s s i n g exceeded h i s p a r e r s and and should be approved a s u b j e c t , i f you posby t h e Senate. ÂŁor 30 minutes. r e t u r n e d usurped t h e p a r e r s of sess c r e a t i v e t a l e n t or J e r r y ~ r ythen "rei t s v e r o i c t . "'he court t h e s e n a t e when he d i d knmledge t h a t may be of s t a t e d t h a t Yr. Reimann n o t p r e s e n t Mike Leoi n t e r s s t t o other etus e n t e d o t h e r w i t n e s s e s did have M e a u t h o r i t y n a r d ' s appointment to d e n t s , rhen j o i n Tire t h * s e n a t e f o r approval. t o e s t a b l i s h h i s case. t o ma!:e t h e appointment s t a f f next t 5 i.e.. the appointment b u t d i d not have t h e aunester. . ' ~ i k lee o n a r d ' s opening has always been pret h o r i t y t o by-pass ,the argnments for m e oe.. ~ e c a u s e most of t h e sen-te. f e n s e s t a t e d t h a t t h e s e n t e d to t h e Senate. c u r r e n t Avian s t a f f v i l l =he defense, r e p r e he r e s u l t s of t h e c o u r t was to r u l e on M r . be graduating or d e p a r t s e n t e d by Vice P r e s i d e n t approval or disap?roval ~ e i m a n n ' sprocedures. i n g i n December, s t u ~ e o n a r d ,c a l l e d Bob of t h e Senate concerning =his l e f t the court ~ i k e d e n t s are u r g e n t l y need~ a r r e s i for f u r t h e r t h i s i s s u e v i l l appear - w ~ t h twc a l t e r n a t i v e s . ed t o =enlace then. of t h e i n Tine m i r n as soon as ~ i t h e r ~ r .Reimann was c l a r i f i a a r i o n rill s t u d e n t s i n t e r =hey a =iiGnha. been correct o r nr. Reimann c o n s t i t u t i o n . e s t e d are urged to en- reached. r o l l i n t h e iovrna1ism course, m-206; a 2 cred i t humanities e l e c t i v e . Tour Russia Available iobs on t h e writi.9, paper includ; cartooning, layout, For Credit business managing, ph~twraphy. typing. proofreading, and regular staff positions. President Hunt is A l l s t a f f members are conducting a survey to reaired to do 6011 see how many s t u d e n t s writing. n i g h t be i n t e r e s t e d m. Those strrdents who going t o Russla on a are i n t e r e s t e d should Russian t o u r seminar. c o n t a c t The Avion execuThe tour v i l l be a kive t Nancy s p e c r a l t o p i c s course, caates, or associate SS-450, Offering 3 crede d i t o r C u r t i s Pbree a t i t hours. The ~~~- cost . . . . "f m e Avion t r a i l e r behind t h e course i s approximately $900.00, and w i l l i n c l u d e meals, transport a t i o n , hotels, as well as instruction. The course w i l l l a s t 3 Weeks, beginning ~ e c . 14. It v i l l include tours t o v a r i o u s manuf a c t u r i n g f a c i l i t i e s and c i t i e s as w e l l as academic i n e t i r u t i o n s and aviation f a c i l i t i e s . A m i n i m of 16 peop l e w i l l be needed t o s t a r t the course. rnt e r e s t e d s t u d e n t s should c o n t a c t an re en i n admissions.
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a o 6 i v i t y on or about t h e f i r s t week i n November. To f u r t h e r a i d the v e t e r a n , beginning in August 1973, t h e veteran w i l l g e t advance payments f o r the month school opens p l u s t h e following month. This w i l l help o f f s e t some of t h e i n i t i a l expenses i n beginning t h e t r i m e s t e r . =he checks w i l l bo sent i n advance t o t h e school where the s t u d e n t may pick them up when he enrolls. The n w rates Icrrr e c r e d from l a s t week1 are $220 a month without dependents, $261 with one, and $298 with two. and $18 f o r each addit i o n a l dependent.
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Building 13. I f you have any q a e s t i o n s concerning t h e journalism course, contact Mrs. McLem0.e i n Building A , r o m 103. Doing something f o r the school i s l i k e doing something f o r y o u r s e l f . By partici2ating in School a c t i v i t i e s YOU enhance t h e image of t h e school as a dynamic Institution. This may have many r e s i d u a l benef i t s . Think about it.
Pre Registration Changes Halted SGA P r e s i d e n t Dick Reimann has an>ounced t h a t a l l a c t i o n concerning p r e - r e g i s t r a t i o n has been h a l t e d by P r e s i d e n t Hunt until *fter the November 7 t h SGA meeting. ~ v r i n g r h a r meeting, a w r i t t e n r e p o r t of s t u d e n t views and suggest i o n s w i l l be approved and forwarded to Mr. ~-~ Hunt. This a c t i o n seems t o be t h e r e s u l t Of t h e sudden i n c r e a s e o f ' a r u dent i n t e r e s t the pa9t two weeks. The first w r i t t e n feedback came from t h e u s u a l l y q u i e t ~
srgned by 36 a stvaents arrived i n the SGA o f r i c e . Jim men, chairman of an u n o f f i c i a l ad hoc c m i t t e e , has r e q u e s t e d students to express t h e i r v i w a t o him, any senator or o f f i c e r , t h e dirision chairman or p e &t;, z t l o n A
t h e PDeans. l e a s e be sure to d a t e your p e t i t i o n and give specific reams f o r your views.
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W r y - R i d d l e has had intramural Volleyball for the past four years, but this year it ~s more organized than ever. 3nder the direction and superVision of Mr. Wurtrbaoh and Mr. Cook, five teams have been arranged t o play against eaoh other. and began last October 10th. The games are now held in the old administration building adjacent to the Student Center instead of the old gym. our new location offers a better playing floor and more room for our spectators. The team to watch this year is the faculty. ~ r . Cook has a fine set-up for Mr. Wurtzba~h to spike. Together they make a fine two man team. Tt.e faculty is undefeated
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The M r y Riddle Eagles are still undeFmgagEzt Gang, who are undefeated after playing feated. This sho,,ld be five o d was teams. against Their last gwin sf;; Oglethorpe college in me.day 31 at 6:30PK Georgia. The game was played at home last Saturday at 2 p.m. rn the THB W M E R PUFF oERBY first half of the game, tho ~ligl-rn w e r e d m , back PmnAR A I m m hut they came WSBRD, ~IFORNIA strong in the eecond half. defeating Oglethorpe 5-2. to Onoe again, the CHWUNG COUNTY A I ~ O Eagles ~ have been invited EIlllRA, NEW YORR to the university of Florida to compete in july 13 16, 1973 Me invitational games. laat year the Eagles .write: A W A R , Inc. took home the trophy ~eterboro~ i r p o r t from these games. Their Teterboro. N.J.
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first game this time will be against the University of Florida, then plorida stete, and finally the University of Tampa. A new man has been added to the team. H ~ S name is Albert Nataba. In the last two games he scored five pointa. ne is very fast and much &ility. H~ "(11 play an important part in this week-endss invitational g m s . he ~ a g l e s next home will ba played against stetson, ~ o v m her 2, at 4 p.m. ~~~l~~ have defeated ststson hefore.
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Football Meetina A gathering of the E-R AU football big hrasa plus representatives from each t6am met last m e s day to discuss the hruaality which has been a characteristic of ocr. flag football league. Rules have been changed every year since flag because football began the need to protect partwas evident. icipants Kickoffs were eliminated because parts of people'e bodies seemed to break mare frequently under these conditions. cross body blocks and throwing forearms vere strictly forbidden as knees twist. ed and jaws vere broken. BY^ even as new rules were innovated and certain dangercvo parta of the game vere removed, we noticed the injuries were Still present. So the meeting was called to try to do Bomething about the problem.
On August 30th. coach ~ o corman b was looking for a football team since the Vets Club disw n e d him. me came up with a group of gentlemen allegedly called the dirty dozen. The nickn m was not meant to be derrogatory since the Coyotea are a fine team. Their record does not indicate their ability since they have pel-
formed well but were scheduled against some of the top teams in the first half of the e e a I o a Presently they have 1 win and 3 lasses, but they should do well against their remaining opponents. Due to a regrouping of their material, they have put together one of the finest defenses, and the Coyotes prcmise that there will be no more points scored upon then this seaeon.
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suggestions made and aleo some bad ones. under some of the bad suggestions, which vere nut too 9raciously accepted, the game would not have been called football anymore. More appropriately, we could nave called it Pansyhall, and let the girls play. The good suggestions were that we use mouth guards, which is not mandatory hut e gocd idea. Another good suggestion Wa6 that we leave the game undhanged for this Year and make the necessary ohanges next year. SO. we still have our football the way we like it, and we who participats realize the dangers of the game as we realize the dangers of getting out o f bed everyday. We should be able to enjoy the game as it was meant to be played. clean and rough, or as an alternative, very simply, just don't play.
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by Andy Anderaan Located j u s t e a s t cf Ocala, F l o r i d a , S i l v e r s p r i n g s is one of t h e "world's n a t u r a l wanI ders". s i l v e r springe i s t h e w o r l d ' s Largeat group of o r y ~ t a l c l e a r s p r i n g s and has been developed i n t o a first rate tourist attraction. ~ l h efamous g l a e s battom b o a t s g i v e you a whole new p e r s p e c t i v e of Florida's underwater beauty.. he auperb view of t h e . s p r i r . g s a f f o r d e d by t h e s e b o a t s i s conparable t o .what you would see i f you act v a l l y dived under t h e water with a f a c e laask. ~ h e s e boate, hovever a r e b u t one of s i x s r e a t rrrractions a t silver ~ p r i n g s . YOU w i l l be very rushed it you at-. tempt t o see a l l of them i n one day. The Rose Allen Ins t i t u t e i s a p o r t i o n of this complex and i s a wealth of information f o r young and o l d . The employees t h e r e i n w i l l milk a r a t t l e s n a k e , p e t an a l l i g a t o r and g l v e very informative leoon a l l t h e v a r i o u s forms of w i l d l i f e an display there. For t h e vovns and young a t heart; t h e r e :a t h e I n t e r n a t i o n a l Deer ~ a n c h . upon entering t h i s a r e a , you may feed t h e s e d e l i g h t f u l animals , as you p e t then, and walk I among them. They are a source of g r e a t enjoyment f o r everyone and have no f e a r of man. DO not miss the p r i n c e of Peace a t t r a c t i o n . Thia area i s a group Of small b u i l d i n g s c o n t a i n i n g scenes depicting the l i f e of c h r i e t . ~ a c h scene is as a u t h e n t i c as t h e art i s t could make it and t h e c h a r a c t e r s appear so r e a l i s t i c , it i s almost haunting. The d i s p l a y
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is quite inspirational Md Well worth t h e time and admission p r i c e . a he o t h e r two a t t r a c t i o n s , t h e Jungle Cruise and t h e ~ a r l y m e r i c a n Hueem, are e q u a l l y a n i n t e r e s t i n g as t h e preV i o u s l ~described attractions. hey 'are awaiting y o u v i s i t and are very impressive. The n a t u r a l beaurv of a Wild r i v e r is unsurpassed.
There i s no t r u t h t o t h e rumor t h a t t h e Snack B a r being b u i l t behind Dorm 4. is moving r i g h t along. There i s no t r u t h t o t h e rumor t h a t there is going t o be a change i n the Registrar's office.
More On Coins and Dollar Bills by Joe Green w d s the lase time you checked t h e 8eri.l rider on one of your dollar bills7 roba ably never, or maybe a t one time you played d o l l a r b i l l poker.
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There are m i l l i o n s of one and f i v e dollar b i l l s being produced. and no matter what kind of q u a l i t y c o n t r o l you use, t h e r e are bound t o be errors.
he error6 a r e t m nmerous t o mention, but p i c r u r e a speak louder than words. Right? So look, and t h e n e x t time you spend t h a t d o l l a r b i l l , look i t over carefully--it may be worth more than one d o l l a r .
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is p t t h e course g i v e n to you i n t h e d i r c o t i o n s . These r a l l i e s u s u a l l y have 10-15 check p o i n t s , depending on t h e h n g t h of t h e courae. A .aowntnm ~f the check p o i n t i s nothing to these qucat- more t h a n a s i g n d r i v e n ions are yoa,lst me i n t o t h e ground o f f t h e suggestion. mter a s i d e of t h e r o a d , w i t h road ~ a i i y . he immadii n f o r m a t i o n p r i n t e d on a t e reactions I receive i t . when you s p o t a from most people i s - 1 check Point, you muat d o n ' t olm a s p o r t s oar. s t o p t h e c a r , r u n out. o r "I d o n ' t even have a' COPY down the informa-. car.. ~ i r s t ,YOU don't t i o n and l e a v e as quick n e e d a a p o r t 8 car. Any an You can. These shack car w i l l d0.1" t h e f i r s t p o i n t s are u s u a l l y t h e r a l l y I e n t e r e d s o a t s u n determining f a c t o n i n piok-up t r u c k tbok f i r s t , t h e r a l l y . You must have plase. 1f you d o n ' t om mom chsck p o i n t s and 4 a car, t i n d someone who b e t t e r time t h a n anyone does. when t h e d r i v e r e l s e to win. is conorntrating on Another t y p e of r a l l y d r i v i n g it i s necessary r e q u i r i n g 1 b i t more t o havs'a n a v i g a t o r t o a k i l l is a TSD ra1ly:TSD i n t - r p r e t d i r e c t i o n s or msanihg Time Speed Dinc l u e s and to inform t h e t a n c s . To win you must d r i v e r of h i s r o u t e . ns c a o p l e t a a course w i t h i n w i l l a l s o look f o r oheck a c e r t a i n time. P o i n t s points. are s u b t r a c t e d f o r being ~ h e r aare many types behind or ahead of a of .sport r a r l i e s , each P e r f e s t time. which is r e q ~ i r i i l ga d i f f e c e n t acomputed p r i o r t o t h e mount of s k i l l . There i s a t a r t of.*= rall~.whils t h e fun r a l l y or gi-ick most WPls consider r a l l y . h l l t h a t you m a t t h i s t y p e of r a l l y mor& do to win on a fun r a l l y d i f f i C u l t . 1 t a l i e v e E m u RIB yon t i l e d of doingthe old thing each would you l i k e to your d a t e .mBVhere Other Man t h e
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Sat., llov 4 ............. DBSCC Hare & Hound Rally Sat., Nov. 11............ IFC Road Rally Sat., Nov. 18 ............. DBSCC Night Autocross Followed By Short Rally
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- - -~ w i t n e s s and checked t h e only t o r e b u i l d transz f l u i d l e v e l . ~t was Do you f e e l you've missions. Unfortunately 1 112 i n c h e s over f u l l been had by anyone or I d i d n o t read o r eee a t o p e r a t i n g t e m perature any cmpany i n Daytona? R ~ O O * S p o l i c y before I c o u l d n ' t b e l i e v e ie I € you do. c o n t a c t acme- t h e work s t a r t e d , or I A L W f i x e d my transone on The Avion s t a f f a b r i o u s l y wouldn't have mission Monday, b u t t h e weTI TEt it. wasted my time and money. and car s t i l l wouldn't r u n WeSre not t h e F.T.C., H e a c t e d " p a s t when DQ YOUR THlNOl r i g h t . I took i t to my b u t we w i l l send a c w v I informed him of t h i a , l a c d e a l e r , and he MAY BE IN. BUT of t h e paper t o aii and I t o l d him t o p u t my ct oa lddi l me I needed a new b u s i n e s s or person YOU tra,,smission back toIS WHERE IPS AT d r i v e s h a f t which would so d e s i r e , and t h e f a s t s g e t h e r . l i k e most con$150. w i 1 i be made knarn to sumers. I f i g u r e d , "Well ts.. what S H W O caused ny d r i v e t h e s t u d e n t body. i t ' s only 23 bucks, snd s h a f t r r o u b l e ? Well, I CONDlnONED on the 4th of August I can l i v e with t h e r e a l l y thought, by t h e BLOWERLIYLED . . . .. . i n t h e y e a r of our Lord s l i g h t s l i p i n my t r a n s gougee and d e n t s i n it, 1972, I noticed my mission. SUPER WO WJIA{ ORAT t h i t i t was caused when transmission was a l i g h t BY^ a l a s , t h e r e was 1 thovght I saw my car ly slipping. My wife no one a v a i l a b l e t o res l i p frcm t h e l i f t a t 8.16 it w ~ s u ' ~ ,b u t assemble it t h a t day, BO A r n E O . being a srper -duper I had t o w a i t until 1 immediately took mechanic, I decided t o 1 0 ~ 3 0t h e next day. t h e whole t h i n g t o s m e l l UYU take i t t o Aamco TransI went home, and l o I charged claims c o u r t . missions, 127 South and behold, a phone c a l l AmcO w i t h mierepresenBeach S t r e e t i n Daytme. frcm M r . N e s b i t t w i t h AS soon a8 I a r r i v e d y e t another p r i c e ! T h i s t a r i o n by o n i s a i o n of a - a t t h e i r sporlesa shop, was a b o u t $180. Agair. m a t e r i a l f a c t and n e s l i gence. SUPER UNISEX I knew I was ~n goad T refused and i n s i e t e d The case has a l r e a d y hands. F i r s t I waited KMART they p u t my car bask toIC seems been heard. 20-30 minutes v n t i l they g e t h e r . t h e ca. d i d n o t r e a l l y performed a road t e a t on hey did, and I it. N a t u ~ a l l y I went picked i t up t h e next s l i p frcm t h a l i f t , perhsps because t h e a s s i s along. day. Nar. I found o u t O r i g i n a l l y I thought where a l l t h e s l i p p i n g Continued page 7. it was s l i p p i n g a little and missing and o t h e r b n t a f t e r t h e road t e s t , t n i n a s M ~ Y found wronq war--I was d r i v i n g a w i t 3 - i t c&e frcm. ~ h e i death tra?! 1t was War: I s l i p p i n g , missing, and a ,were t h e r e . drove home sit 6.000 RPM few o t h e r t h i n g s accordand 20 m i l e s a n h o u r in i n g t o t h e manager M r . antomatio transmiaJoe N e e b i t t . Z o n r H e then t o l d me t h a t ort tun at sly, I made i t NBW SI3RHA BEkCR AI-ORT f o r $23.95 h e would perhome, parked my c a r i n PIIOWX 428-6011 form a 19 p o i n t multit h e driveway, had a c o l d dhesk. I t o l d him 2 or b e e r , and c a l l e d A 6 W 3 t i n a n I could n o t afaorosa t h e f o r d , hnd d i d n o t want a Transmiasions (EXTRA LOW CI UB RATES! s t r e e t £ran Amco B o I new or r e b u i l t t r a n s m u l d g e t my tranemis(member s i o n r e b u i l t , whish it mission. t h i s . ) R e never r e a l l y n a r needed. CHEROKEE 160 $14,00 TAILWEEL CHWP $ 1 0 . 0 0 answered me. The owner of A I w Then, one of h i s Transmiasions t o l d ma ha IFR EQUIPPED CESSNA 150 $10.00 mechanics proceeded t o g e t s a l o t of people WIN APACHE $33.00 jack my car up on t h e frcm a o o who are, t o CHEROKEE 140 112.00 l i f t . Wen i t g o t t o a s a y t h e l e a s t , d i s s a t i s h e i g h t of about four f i e d . e quoted me s (EVEN LOWER xc DRY RATES) f e e t , it s h i f t e d on t h e p r i c e of H $158. I agreed lift, and t h e righe NO MINIMUM CHECKOU~TIME: on t h e phone and wa8 due wheels touched the it i n Monday. SINGLE OR TWIN ground. At l e a s t t h i s t~ d.ive Saturday morning I was what I thouaht I saw. N I T E 8 B A H M A FLIGHTS ALSO awoke t o a driveway f u l l Then, the mechanic of transmiasion f l u i d . lowered t h e car, r e p o s i t i o n e d i t and iacked it NOV I was mad! I t o & o i o t u r e s of t h i s w i t h a up again. They p u l l e d t h e botta Dan and s a i d , "YOU have-burnt transmission f l u i d , we have t o p u l l the transrnfssion ad break i t dawn t o see This i s what's wrong." what t h e $23.95 wae f o r . YOU They also told me t h a t Cle $23.95 would go towards any r e p a i r c o s t s . This sounded reasonable, so I agreed, t h i ? k i n g ( f o o l i s h l y ) it : would only cost another ! 20-30 d o l l a r s t o c o r r e c t my s l i g h t ( i f any1 s l i p - ; page. YWDER MARAGEMEIYT OF A nother broke it d m , and t h e a s s i s t a n t manager, Ron Schmidt, l m k e d a t t h e band and c l u t c h e s . 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