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              maroon LOYOLA UNIVERSITY NEW ORLEANS OCTOBER 16, 197 5 \Zoi. LI I A/, 6 FOR RELEASE: --H l»|-» fc%/D*-,■ OFFICE OF PUBLIC LIAISON SEPTEMBER 29. 1975 • .Mil ... ;■- .. , THE WHITE HOUSE _„ _ „.— - - - -.. - ENERGY SYMPOSIUM TO BE HELD IN KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE 'v* V •.• *■ ..... William J. Baroody, Jr. , Assistant to the President for Public •*": . ', * 'r- *' iV '•..•* . ' V Liaison has announced that the University of Tennessee will join with the X'jky ■" ,v , j v White House Office of Public Liaison in hosting a major "Mid-Appalachia 1 v . „ . . » ."* " .*j" •. ' %. % Energy Symposium, " Monday, October 6, 1975. The Symposium will begin r- ' 7 i|rff'i f Ajjilji tx'flfrt.' t f at 12:30 p.m. and continue through 5:45 p.m. in the main ballroom of the . . * '■"•"J". *•' 4*7 -v '• • University Center, University of Tennessee, Knoxville. .-jS* The Symposium will be held in conjunction with the Appalachian Regional mv'yV. • '' . Commission, the Energy Research and Development Administration, and ' the Federal Energy Administration. Among those Federal officials parti* m cipating will oe Frank Zarb, the Administrator of the Federal Energy _ Administration which develops and implements Federal energy policy and Roger Administrator Energy Administration will also participate. v 'Tf. D • ' Deputy Administrator Robert Fri will represent the Energy Research and .*•: 'DjV-;- -^• jj ifilij?rilShfr''' * 1 •*C.'»' Development Administration (ERDA) which is responsible for the coordi'' • . •• . . ~,T *•— w ■ nation of research and development of the nation's energy resources. *.• • »•*'" . li..* • M^7/??y^\. - ."• ' ' " The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will be represented by Deputy ••V..K- '-rr A'-' \wD Administrator, John Qua rles. . . . v■\ Kk' / * M ,'*s .* • . Those members of the panel discussing energy issues specifically related -t r • . '•■ +r 1 * ■*'■' to the Mid-Appalachia Region will include John Bolinger, President v . - v . . » Tennessee Natural Gas Company; John Moore, University of Tennessee economist and coal expert; Alvin Weinberg, Director, Institute of Energy _ ..0 Analysis; and James Watson, Manager/Office of Power, Tennessee Valley Authority. The Symposium will be opened by William J. Baroody, Jr., and Dr. Jack i-wAIM-*'*'" v ... u. Reese, Chancellor of the University of Tennessee. Symposium Chairman • * 4. '• * will be John Gibbons, Director of the University of Tennessee Environment / ?-.■" • . Center and former Director of the U.S. Office of Energy Conservation. Donald C. Whitehead, Federal Co-Chairman of the Appalachian Regional . ,iiu J i-t" If- « Commission will moderate the portion of the symposium dealing with f ■ '" ' ' V Regional Issues. WHICH COPY COST A NICKEL? -The copy on the right was free—to a faculty member whose department footed the bill. The copy on the left, however, cost a student five cents. What's the difference? Judge tor yourself. The copy of the left was made on the only working Xerox for student use located in the library. Needless to say it was not working correctly. Faculty members use newer copy machines not available to students. The faculty copy on the right was made by a new Xerox 4000. The student 720 copier is a 10-year-old model, (see story, p.2) FILMS MAY BE RATED: Movies at Loyola may never be the same p.2 SAGA: Board of Health to investigate p.lO THE OCCULT: One person's source of serenity p.B