The Daily Skiff Vol. 77, No. S3 Tuesday, January 23,1979 te*Dturistian University nd the Rice holds off Frog comeback; grabs 59-56 win

By Chuck Ault Rice's Larrv Burkholder, 6-10, t Clutch free throw shooting bs the 240, was a brick wall until fie was Rice Owls and numerous missed forced from the game at 14:59 with I field goals In the TCU Horned a severe ankle injury, according to Frogs combined to give the Owls .1 Rice Head Coach Mike Schuler. 59-56 win Monday night in That seemed to open things for a regionally-telev ised SWC TCU as it showed better movement basketball game at Daniel Meyer and it soon led for the first time, 14- Coliseum. 1 1, with 9:36 left. Mark Nickens hit I The Horned Frogs made a late a 25-loolcr from the top of the key charge tieing the game 52-52 with to make it 16-13, but Rice stormed 2:36 remaining, but Rice followed back to a 21-16 lead with 6:24 with a three -point play and the remaining, Owls held on to win their sixth Offensively, Frogs appeared as if game of the year. High scorer for Ihev were reacting to the game the game was Rice's Elbert Dardin instead ol taking charge. Rice led with 19. 29-21 at the half. Contrary to the final score, the TCU came out in the second hall Frogs were never in the contest, looking like a different team. Steve Scales, who led the Frogs with 18 points, scored the first basket on a MORF, SWC SCORES. PACK 4 last break lav up. bringing most of the 4,188 (2.23 1 paid) to their feet. with the exception of a brief The two teams traded baskets but Mice slowly built up a 12-point moment late in the second_Jialf. Mill photo In Chuck Aeilt Only equally poor shooting from lead-its biggest-37-25 with 15:50 the field by Rice prevented them left iii the game. But it still could not Grace and beauty from blowing TCU off the floor. put the game awav, as TCU fought The beauty of dance gymnastics is shown by one the Center Saturday night. This girl moved the ball all over her TCU shot 34 percent from the back to within eight, 41-33 at Held. Rice 39 percent. Rice made 12 1 1:47. Two steals by Jim Huncl and members of the 1978-79 USSR National Gymnastics team body while she went through various routines and never of 19 free throws in the second hall two lice throws by Ty Thompson during an exhibition at the Tarrant County Convention dropped it. Additional photo on page three. to deny the Frogs a come—from— were the keys in that sequence. behind victory, but the poor field TCU went into a tough man-to shooting is what did in TCU. man defense with Nickens forcing a Considering TCU made nine of I 1 turnover and Hund hitting a 2- free throws in the second half —the pomtcr to cut the lead to 46-42 with Davis case declared mistrial majority in the last two minutes 7:25 left. Thompson hit a one-arid- the lack of field goals hurt. one to make it 49-46 with Five HOUSTON (AP) - Millionaire Cullen has gone through the last few Speaking for the defense, Dallas this a win lor the prosecution. The) The conference win was Rice's minutes left, but Rice hit three defendant Cullen Davis posted I class'' attorney Phil Burleson said: proved beyond a shadow ol a doubt second in a row on the road. It is 3-4 straight frcoturows to up the lead to quickly ordered $30,000 bond Prosecutors s,ci,| this would try "It's obvious that tlie juryldld not that hi' is guilts 1 don't think a in SWC play and 6-11 overall. TCU 52-46. Monday and left the courtroom Davis again. believe David Metiers and his Ins pel son can be loo dramatic in idropped to 0-5 and 5-10. The frogs had one last chance to where Slate Judge Wallace Moore The jury was taken by van from aboul the tapes. i xpressing about what they're Wnv worked extremely well inside win when Ed Wineiger went to the granted a mistrial in his murder tin courthouse back to the motel "This jury ssas very consJientious pulling back on the streets " early in the game and jumped out to line lor a oiie-aiid-one. Trailing 55- eonspirae s case minutes before. where it was sequestered during the in its deliberations and sluiilil have Contacted .it the estranged an 8-4 lead. Rice outrebotinded 52, he missed the front end and Rice Judge' Wallace Moore released the deliberations, The jurors refused to been disc barged several class ago. couple's fortress—like $6 million TCU 30-18 in the first half; 47-44 rebounded and that was the game. sequestered jurors at 4:05 p.m. and repl) to questions about any aspect The) should not have been put mansion, the trail, blonde said of for the night. Offensive!) . the Progs indiated he would Free the Fort of the trial. through the torture of additional Judge Moore: "1 admire him. He were unsuccessful going inside to Hund added a meaningless basket Worth oil beii after .i speech bond "But they underesl te the deliberations since the) Were Inmg kept his cool and his dignity and center Larrv Frevert. at the buzzer. hearing. seriousness with which we view our I loin early on. important, hi' controlled his f & The end came in the 13th week of responsibility. And if they're "II the state- is serious about own courtroom." the marathon murder couspirir, counting on the state abdicating retrying tins ease, we'll tee it up Judge Moore asked jury foreman Fake train disaster trial after six days of deliberations that responsibility ami not seeking a again alter we clear out our other Mars Cuter "Do sou Feel sou could failed to break an 8—4 juror im- retrial, they're in for an unpleasant dockets arrive at a verdict with further passe. surprise. Davis ssas accused of plotting the liseussinl'isy" to be held Feb. 15 The climax came on an ironic "This has clone nothing to shake murder of his divorce judge and sic iiuhs idn.il opionion is that note. The two victims ol a 1976 my faith in the integrity ol the others, none e>! whom were e\ei sse could nisei reach a unanimous verdict." Mrs. Carter, 47. a medical By Troy McKelroy "mix-master" highway interchange shooting spree at the Davis mansion slate's case Tlies mas have worn killed. see rctars said. The other I 1 jurors Special to the Skiff on rail tracks just south of the were both born on Jan. 22. Das is down some members of the jury, but "I'd rathei base' a conviction," the) sine ,is hell aren't going to agreed and at that point Moore Nestled securely beneath 10th landmarkT-P Building. was tried for one of those murders in said Priscilla Davis. "But I'll settle weal us down." discharged the panel and declared Street in Fort Worth, between the Officials from the Civil Defense, Amarillo but was acquitted. lor a mistrial right now. I consider the mistrial. old and the new city halls, is the the Fort Worth Fire- Department, Neither side claimed victory, but Davis iias been behind bars five Civil Defense's new Emergence the Missouri-Pacific Railway, and others viewed the hung jury as a months, dating back to his Fort Operations Center. The E.O.G., as it the Department of Public Safety met stunning triumph for Davis and 111<- Candidacy announcement Worth arrest last Aug. 20. is called, resembles a buried Pen- at Otv Hall yesterdaj to discuss crack defense team headed by The industrial czar spent 15 tagon Command Post with it's plans for the operation. Richard "Raceheirsc'.t'laAiies. months in jail prior to his 1977 various booths, communications After initially determining the The jury sent MdQCfr a note at from Connolly expected acquittal iri the shooting death of his hook-ups and ominous-looking disaster site, the various 3:45 p.m., saying they were 1 DALLAS (AP) John Connalh . > i lie at that time, stepdaughter Andrea Wilborn. glass-walled control room. representatives spent much of the "hopelessly deadlocked" and "it who serseel as Texas governor ill \ I lonnall) S name was bandied Today, the center is dark and time deciding on exactly what type would serve no purpose to Andrea. 12. was one of two Navy secret.u\ as a Democrat, - about as a possible compromise /acant. But at precisely 9:46 a.m. of hazardous materials would be deliberate any further." person! slam in a bloods 1976 expected to announce Wednetdas candidate in 1976, when Gerald Feb.' 15 the room will be bustling involved. Liquid propane and "It is wonderful. I am glad to be, shooting spree at the secluded $6 that he is ,i candidate for the lad diu\ Ronald Reagan battled tor with activity. At that moment ,i chlorine were agreed upon as being out," said Davis, after five months million Das is mansion on Fort Republic an nomination lor the Republican nomination won by tornado will veer into a train loaded the most likely to be transported at and two days lin confinement, Worth's soutbgssest side. president, the Dallas Morning News Lord. with liquid propane and cholrine any given time. Involvement of a "They didn't get us, did they," reported Sunelas. Former Republican President The defendant's estranged wife, gas, causing a derailment and tanker truck was also discussed as a smiled lead defense attorney, ("oiin.illv is scheduled to address Richard Nixon appointed Connalh Priscilla, and a young mansion explosion-PLAYLIKE possibility. Richard Haynes. "They didn't the National Press Club in as treasury secretar) in 1971. and s isitor were wounded and Mrs. This simulated disaster, with its Heading the operation will be convict an innocent man." Washington Wednesday, and it was* Cordially joined the Republican Das is' lover. Stan Farr. 30, was simulated chain-reaction effects, Charles Harrison of the Governor's "No human being can understand believed the announcement would Party in 1973. killed. will occur in the vicinity of the Continued on page 3 the excrutiating and excusite agony \ Supreme Court rules Texas abortion clinics to surrender medical files records in a medical malpractice Her lawsuit, now pending before in getting temporary aid from U.S. not have to hand over any state courts, it said. WASHINGTON (AP)-The Forty-three states have some form case. State District Judge Dee Brown Supreme Court Justice William J. documents until the full Supreme Supreme Court today, in effect, of privilege regarding physician- Walker of Dallas, seeks records of Brennan Jr. Court considered the case. ordered five Texas abortion clinics The justices refused to hear patient confidentiality, but Texas is five patients other than herself who At first, Brennan ruled that Initially, Brennan said that to surrender patients' identities and arguments by the abortion clinics' not one of them. operator that to hand over such are not parties to the lawsuit. Reproductive Services had to "whether the names of abortion information would invade the It also seeks medical records of all comply with Walker's order. He patients can be obtained by Nothing in Texas law extends privacy of its patients. other patients at Reproductive noted that Texas authorities, who discovery for use in a civil suit specific legal protection from Services clinics in Dallas, Houston, had intervened on Mrs. Lott's side, against a person or clinic per- disclosure of medical records in Business The controversy stems from a San Antonio, Q>rpus Christi and El were prepared to enter into a forming abortions is a serious one court proceedings** $1.5 million lawsuit filed last year Paso who had any major or serious protective agreement that would (issue)." against the Dallas-based complications and records of all ensure the privacy of all clinic in its formal appeal, . Reproductive Services Inc. for patients who received certain patients. Reproductive Services argued that Weather injuries suffered by Claudia Lott, That privacy would be protected medication. its case goes "to the heart of public Forecast for the Metroplex: who underwent a 1977 abortion. Judge Walker ordered simply by deleting all names from expectations about confidentiality Mrs. Lott, of Dallas, suffered a Reproductive Services to surrender the medical records. in medical treatment." A 20 percent chance of showers perforated uterus and was the information last summer. But, But no protective agreement was The Texas court rulings could today. The high is expected to be in hospitalized after her abortion. She after being denied help by the Texas reached, and Brennan last Aug. 21 affect tens of thousands of women the middle 40s. Winds will be had a hysterectomy. Supreme Court, the firm succeeded ruled that Reproductive Services did and be used as precedent by other northerly 10-20 mph. * f * The Daily Skiff *** i Mitofi.: Russell Baker Member—Associated Press Chuck Ault. Editor As time Charlie Anderson, Advertising Manager Chris Kelley, Campus Editor Stephen Britt, Editorial Page Editor Monica Anne Krausse, City Editor Bill Palmer, Managing Editor Matt Keith.Jport$ Editor Danny Biggs, Photo Editor goes by James Batts, Faculty Adviser Elden Rawlings. Department Chairman Vickie D. Ashwjll, Productions Supervisor Tuesday, January 23, 1979 A year is 1,095 meals long. That's a lot of dirty dishes, not to mention THE DAILY SKIFF, student newspaper at Texas Christian University. Fort Worth, hard-to-clean pots, pans, skillets and Texas is published Tuesday through Friday during class weeks except review week. griddles. Yet you still heir ^old- finals week and summer term. Views expressed are those of the students involved and do not necessarily reflect administrative policies of the University. timers saying, "The years just seem to fly by." If they want to slow down the passage of years, let them try doing dishes from those 1,095 meals one year. One hour of clock time spent Choosing a chancellor scrubbing pots lasts up to four hours of real time, which is the rate at TCU Chancellor, Dr. James M. Moudy, who will retire no later which time seems to be passing than the summer of 1980, has said that the first step in the process when you have to do the washing of selecting a new chancellor should be that of establishing certain up. criteria. This is what we will do here: discuss the most important The years, in fact, do not just "fly qualifications that are relevant to the position of chancellor. by," as the simplest arithmetic will As Dr. Moudy suggested in his letter to the University, the first demonstrate. It is two dental step in choosing his successor should be, and has been, trying to checkups, 2,920 hours of sleep and come up with a list of suitable qualities and qualifications as Cows, cowboys at Fat Stock 260 Johnny Carson shows. That's criteria for making the decision. That first step has been taken. long. Questionnaires have been distributed to faculty, students, and even - If you are on the 40-hour week at to residents of Fort Worth, seeking input from the entire com- , the job, a year is 832 hours spent munity in an effort to establish the most important criteria. Show downtown tomorrow working to pay income taxes. If you The ultimate decision on the choice of a new chancellor for TCU are an adult male, a year is 61 hours rests with the Board of Trustees, but that final vote will probably By Chris Kelley of shaving; if female, 309 hours of be only a formality. Dr. E. Leigh Secrest, Interim Vice Chancellor getting dressed. A parade through downtown. and Dean of the University, will head a search committee of The years seem to fly by? Non- Rex Allen Jr., all the reigning probably a dozen persons or less It seems most likely that the sense. The year is a creeping thing. world champion cowboys, and trustees will go along with whatever the search committee comes There is time to see fragments of nearly 15,000 head of cattle. up with. Therefore, this first step—establishing criteria—is a very three reruns of "Casablanca," read That's a part of what is in store important one. The committee needs a sound basis for making its 365 installments of "Dick Tracy," beginning tommorrow through choice, because whoever they pick will probably be the next enjoy two quarrels with an in-law, Feb. 4 when the 83rd annual chancellor at TCU. sit through an entire Ingmar Southwestern Exposition and A survey on qualifications for chancellor was created by the Bergman movie, get three Fat Stock Show opens on Carter TCU Faculty Senate and distributed only to the 358 full-time shoeshines and have the car greased Square in Fort Worth. faculty. Of the 358, only 218 responded—many of whom have twice. A record of 14,900 head of been teaching at TCU for only one to three years, and most of This still leaves time to read 730 livestock is expected to be whom have a rank of less than that of a full professor. So, the newspapers, ride the subway or bus exhibited at the expostion and results of the survey cannot be presumed to represent the views of 480 times, file three tax returns and 22 performances of the World's the entire faculty. throw away 83 pounds of junk mail. Original Indoor Rodeo features We, too, developed a questionnaire, but we distributed it ran- In addition, the average city contests for a record 846 * domly to students, as well as to teachers, administrators and Cast members from The Club, which opened Jan. 11 at Hip motorist has 120 hours, or five days, cowboy entries vying for over townspeople. Pocket Theatre. left over to spend looking for $188,000. Livestock premium After having carefully gone over the results of both surveys, we parking spaces, and another five money totals almost $200,000. Call for times, and ticket info, have come up with a list, in order of importance, of 10 criteria for at the Tarrant County Con- days to spend developing high blood Good tickets are still in Fort Worth at the Central the position of chancellor at TCU. vention Center Sunday, Feb. 11 pressure in traffic jams. available for many of the 22 Ticket Agency, 335-5000. We think the new TCU chancellor should: at 2:30. Tickets, which range performances, which feature from $4.50 to $6.50, are on sale 1. Have an earned doctoral degree. We feel it is absolutely At Tarrant County Con- This barely begins to exhaust the Rex Allen Jr. and his band, The imperative for the chancellor to have an earned doctoral degree in vention Center, Chet Atkins will Country Travelers. Per- at Convention Center Box possibilities of an entire year. In an any area. Not only does it represent knowledge, intelligence, be in concert Saturday Jan. 27 formances begin at 8 p.m. Jan. Office, Amusement Tickets, election year like 1978, for example, ambition and determination; it is necessary in order to achieve that at 8 p.m. Tickets range from 24 through Feb. 4; 10 a.m. Central Tickets and all area there is ample time to watch nearly *. > all-important respect from his or her constituents and the com- $7.50 all the way down (not 3.000 TV commercials selling Saturday Jan. 27; and 2 p.m. Sears stores. munity. politicians and to re-elect the same Jan. 27 through Feb. 4. Tickets very far though) to $5.50, with 2. Be able to communicate to the various constituencies of the - And finally, the audition are $5, which includes $1 a 25 cent service charge per Congress we elected two years university the needs, values, goals and benefits of higher education. team from Opryland U.S.A. (17,520 hours, 520 Johnny Carson grounds admission, and arc ticket. Call Central Tickets at It will probably not be easy to determine the capabilities of the 335-5000. will be in Dallas Wednesday available at the Stock Show shows) ago. candidates in abstract areas such as these, but nevertheless it is a The number of possibilities ticket office in the lobby of Will very important attribute. The chancellor should definitely have the Local Theatre looks pretty Rogers Coliseum, 9 a.m. until 6 contained in a single year is almost capacity to impress upon the faculty, students and community the good as well. The gang at Hip p.m. daily. limitless. The average person finds importance of a good college education. Pocket Theatre are performing The parade, featuring about it no problem at all to have three 3. Have a generous amount of academic and administrative a couple of fine plays in 150 riding clubs, 50 high school head colds, one sunburn, an attack experience in various positions within a university. The chancellor repertory. bands and 25 merchants and of athlete's foot, 20 headaches, three of TCU should have experience as an administrator and faculty hangovers and five temper tantrums l. organizations which sponsor "The Club," subtitled "a member of a university—preferably at a private university, but not horse-drawn floats, begins at 2 musical diversion," has been with adolescent children, and still necessarily. p.m. Jan. 26 in downtown Fort playing since Jan. 11. It con- get in his 61 hours of shaving, 365 4. Be a good mediator in resolving difficulties among faculty, Worth. tinues tonight, Jan. 25, 27; Feb installments of "Dick Tracy," 832 students, trustees and the community. The teachers especially A show doesn't last 83 years if 2,8, 10, 16, 22, and 24. Special hours of labor for taxation and found this to be a very important qualification, and we, too, feel it ain't no good! midnight performances are 37,843,200 pulse beats without that it is very important that the chancellor be a good mediator. On the local concert curcuit, scheduled Feb. 3 and 17. feeling the least pinched for time. 5. Be a strong supporter of academic freedom. In our opinion, pianist-composer-conductor P- Most people, in fact, find a year so Moliere's satirical comedy Dr. Moudy has done very well in this area, and we sincerely hope eter Nero will be in the Venetial long that they are hard pressed to that his successor possesses that same commitment to academic Room at the Fairmont Hotel in "Tartuffe" opened last week at devise ways to use all the excess freedom. As a highly-placed, anonymous source told us, "A Hip Pocket. It continues Jan. 26; time. One of my favorite ways of Dallas for two weeks. Call for Chet Atkins will be in chancellor must create on campus a climate and atmosphere where reservations, (214) 748-5454. Feb. 1, 3, 9, 15, 17, and 23. using this surplus is to stand in each student meets his greatest potential." She then added, it is "in Special midnight shows Jan. 27 concert Jan. 27 at Tarrant express checkout lines at super- my opinion that (TCU's high academic standing) is attributed to Narvell Felts and Sammt and Feb. 10 and 24. County Convention markets. By doing this twice a week, Chancellor Moudy's strong academic focus." We agree. Smith will be in concert Jan. 24 Center. it is easy to kill up to 40 hours of a 6. Have a commitment to visibility and availability to students, at the Austin Patio Dude Ranch, Tickets for the shows are $3 year's excess time. faculty and the community. We think it is vitally important that two miles from the North for adults with dinner and drinks extra at Stage Door holding auditions for 450 the chancellor occasionally venture from his ivory tower and keep Entrance of DFW in Grapevine Anyone who fears the year is Restaurant. Make an evening of singers, dancers, dance cap- in touch with his constituencies. on Hwy. 121. George Jones will flying and wishes to feel the security it, phone 244-9994 or 244-9869 tains, actors, musical leaders 7. Be supportive of TCU's commitment to religious openness and be there Jan. 31; Johnny of time approaching a dead stop can for reservations. Hip Pocket and conductors as well as ecumenicity (belonging to the whole Christian church). Although Ducncan, Feb. 7; T.C Shep- find it in the express checkout line, a Theatre is located at 9524 Hwy. experienced stage hands, every TCU chancellor has been a minister of the church, we do not pard.Feb. 14; John Conlee, Feb. place where 20 minutes is longer 21; Brenda Lee, Feb. 28. 80 West in Fort Worth. ' lighting technicians, sound deem it necessary. We do, however, believe that the chancellor than the entire works of Marcel engineers, stage hands, follow should know and respect the fact that the "C" in TCU stands for Proust. In the truly splendid express Some great shows are lined In Dallas, the Dallas Theatre spot operators and costume "Christian." checkout lines, inflation will add up at the Palladium in Dallas: Center, 3636 Turtle Creek dressers. 8. Be an academic innovator. We think it is important that the another 10 cents to the price of Jan. 26, jazz vocalist Al Blvd., opens "The Devil's leader of the university be a leader in changing and innovating hamburger before you can reach the Jarreau; Jan. 28, pop music General" tonight. The play, set All are needed for the music educational systems and policies. The chancellor at TCU should cash register. singer Elvin Bishop; Jan. 31, big during WW II, was written by theme park's 15 live music have the ability to foster and maintain effectiveness in the areas of This should remind us that it isn't band man Count Baste; Feb. 2, Carl Zuckmayer. Call for shows next season and their new teaching and research, and should be a leader rather than a the year that is flying by. It is the ;./. Cale; Feb. 16, Jose reservations, (214) 526-8857. resident theatre company. follower of various trends in education nationwide. dollar. To the dollar, a year is the Feliciano; March 23 Dire A quick note: The Harlem I 9. Have a successful fundraising record. Ranked at No. 9, it is time it takes to lose its respect at the Straits. Globetrotters will do their thing No appointment necessary. obviously not meant to be considered as tremendously important. Just show up at SMU's candy counter. For humans, this There were people who said Dr. Moudy wouldn't be chosen for the Assembly Room in the Student helps make the year seem even position of chancellor because he was not known as a fundraiser. Center. Opryland will have a longer than its paltry 1,095 meals. But, according to our anonymous source, "James Moudy has piano accompanist, record turned out to be the biggest fundraiser we have had at TCU." player, and a cassette recorder It means hundreds of hours of Although it is not absolutely necessary, it would be helpful if the at the audition site. listening to oil companies explain candidate sported a record in university fundraising and finances. why the rising price of petroleum is 10. Have a commitment for improving TCU's athletic standing. Auditionees must bring their a boon to the nation, of reading This is important for many reasons, not the least of which is im- own music, in the proper key, literature from utilities explaining proving prominence nationwide and increasing enrollment and all actors will be asked to why bills are made higher for our potential. "I don't think there is a question but that everyone is for sing. Instrumentalists will be convenience, of studying improving athletics at TCU," said our source. 'After a dismal era of required to sight-read first. A Presidential oratory about the athletics at TCU, there are now signs of recovery. We want to be typed resume is required for ultimate happiness that will sure that the new chancellor is willing to put some effort into anyone auditioning as a leader- overtake us once we consent to continuing this upward climb. conductor, stage manager or living on fewer dollars. These are what we see as the 10 most important criteria for the technician. These are long hours indeed. As position of chancellor -* "" *J, There are others—just as important they creep by on lead feet, the year as these—that we left out because they are "assumed"—such as seems four Ingmar Bergman movies honesty, trustworthiness and good health. Together with these 10 Chris Kelley is the Campus long. criteria, we are confident that they represent the qualifications and Jim Covault and John Moore in Tartuffe, which opened Jan. Editor of The Daily Skiff and :> attributes that we should be looking for in searching for Chancellor will be a frequent contributor 18, at Hip Pocket Theatre. to this page. Russell Baker it a columnist for the Moudy's s Sew York Times Tuesday, January 23. 1979 The Daily Skiff KTCU-FM to air Big Band music

Metroplex residents who enjoyed tonally thought we would have, and but borrow records from tnanj providing music for other big band the "big band" sound of yesteryear indicates there is a great amount of program listeners who have fans sufficient payment. can stay home now and relax with interest and quite a few listeners. \ ohm tec red their personal Both men believe thai interest in Glenn Miller and Tommy Dorsey— Added Stubblefield, a former tolled ions. the big h.nul sound is running hijrri thanks to the efforts of a local TCt' student, "It's been a landslide The program eo-hosts have m the I'orl Worth area and destined dentist, an appliance merchandiser of people calling in from all over received neither Formal broadcast to rise even more. The) plan to keep Fort Worth, as well as Arlington, and KTCU-FM. training nor a sakin tor their radio mi spinning the platters as lone .is it Dr. Jerry Stubblefield and Bill Hurst and Euless. We didn't even work hut consider theenjovmenl ol does. Roe have created what they say is know they were hearing the 5 the only regular radio program in program that far away" Fort Worth featuring the big band "There is one man who is crippled music that dominated American and blind, who calls us ever) music charts in the late '3()'s '40"s, S.iturd.is night to tell us how much calendar and early '50's. be appreciates the program." said in cooperation with TCU's stereo Hoe. Tuesday BuildingUt-tureHull I. radio station (88.7 on the FM dial), The DJ volunteers have a simple 7 p.HI. -l-'irsi ot se\en lectures on the amateur disc jockeys are program philosophy: concentrate 7 p.m.—The TCU Flying Club Pomjicii. Touchstone Objects "I volunteering their time and their on playing popular songs that were tnecting in room 202 ol the Student the Touring Exhibit." at the Fort record collections to present a big sellers during the Swing Era Worth PublicLibrun. weekly program of Swing Era and. whenever possible, give the Wednesday music from 8 to 10 p.m. on people ull.it (he) want. Saturdays. I'll,it often means a little digging 8,30 /(( a.m. Free d its and Since beginning the program last to turn up unusual requests lor such coffee in Dan Rogers Hall lobby. Classified March, Roe and Stubblefield have offbeat titles as "Hucklebern Sponsored l>\ Delta Sigma Pi. quickly accumulated a devoted and Duck" and "720 in the Books In 7 p.m. IMil meeting open to growing listening audience. The addition to standards like "Begin all Members and interested students Ads two big band buffs have logged the Beguine." in room 203 ol the Student Center. nearly 50 calls lor requests during a "Sometimes we pla) .is man) as 7 p.m. Dr. Eugene McDonald, WISH TO HI S \ < I KSSIF1ED A/) l\ THE single two-hour program. 35 songs a night, and when you're professor emeritus ol speech skill- in CENTS I'll! WOHD "We've kept a list ol the people on ever) week it becomes a problem pathologv ,ii Pennsylvania State TELEPHONE 931-7428. who have called, and it's quite to come up with that man) songs." Universit} and TCU \ isitiny, (Ireen amazing." said Roe, who first s.ud Stubblefield. "But I'd sa\ we Honors Professor lor the week, Wtl1 EUROPEAN BEER CANS FOR SAU broached the radio show idea to Dr. g,-t so percent «>l the records speak on I he Hiejlts ol Han- Complete wtthpuH tabs. Call 928-122 ! Ask R. C. Norris, TCU division ol radio requested." dle, ipped Children," in Kichardson tin ( '.VTT\ TV-film chairman. The men not onl) draw upon "The response to the program has Stubblcfield's own alburns and been way beyond anything 1 per Roc's collection ol Some 1000 tunes. INTERESTED IN STUDY IN BRITAIN?

McFaddin arraignment Learn about the 1979 TCU summer term in Britain at the University of Durham and about the forthcomingTCl'/Britain Week (March 4-9). which rescheduled for Feb. 16 will be sponsored by the Political Science Association. Come to a meeting on Thursday, Jan. 25 at 7:30 P.M. in Student Center Arraignment for Richard Me II the person pleads guill\. a Room 202. Faddin Jr., 19, a TCI) sophomore Sentencing dale is set. It he ple.nls charged with obstructing not guilty, a jury trial is ordered. correspondence, has been re- However. U.S. District Court scheduled lor Feb. 16. records in Fort Worth show that McFaddin is to be arraigned Feb ■ Assistant U.S. Attorney Gehard ■ 10. Kleinschmidt could not !»■ Klcinschnudt, who is prosecuting ■ reached yesterday lor comment. BONANZA Skiff photo by Chuck Ault McFaddin. said last Wednesday McFaddin was indicted Jan. 9 by that McFaddin was to be arraigned Body sculpture a federal grand jury on charges Fridav. An arraignment is the that, while working at the 1(1 Post Three acrobatic gymnastics show one move from their process of taking an accused person ■ #> • Office, he took letters addressed to TCU Special ■ before the court .uicl formally routines under a spotlight at Tarrant County Convention live TCI) students, aial hid, opened ■ acquainting him with a charge. ■ Center Saturday night. The three are members of the 1978- and embezzled their contents. 19 USSR National team and Fort Worth was the last stop on an eight city tour. 10% Discount on all entrees ■ for TCU students, faculty and staff S with any TCU ID ■ Fake crash Feb. 15 ■ l. Happy 21st Continued from page one command element, situated ■1700 S. University Office of Disaster Emergency downwind from the disaster site, Birthday Rhonda Services. Harrison has conducted which would act in conjunction Open Sunday—Thursday ■ similar operations in fiO other uties. with the E.O.C. Second would be 11—9 p.m." and in three eases the nock disasters the development of real procedures Love, preeeeded instance! of real which could be used in an actual Friday—Saturday S disasters. According to Harrison, emergency. the towns involved—Pecos, Coleman Some of the problems encountered 11—10 p.m.: and Moii.ihans were better able to in such a exercise include deter- Phil ■ handle the situation after par- mining the explosion destruction**" ■ i ticipating in the dress lehersals radius, which varies with the type of Harrison stressed that the material involved, and the operation should be as real as evacuation ol schools which tall in possible without being so the radius. devastating as to seem ridiculous. Officials at Monday's meeting He said that two goals must be said they plan to meet again *•*••**•**•*•***************************** * attained in the drill. 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The Daily Skiff Tuesday, January 23, 1979 'Hollywood' speaks out, but Bradshaw shows out MIAMI (AP) - Thomas Steeler fans crowded around a quarterback Terry Bradshaw was "Hollywood" Henderson flunked ramp near the Dallas dressing room, dumb, that he, Henderson, would the final course Sunday in his self- shouting insults. Some printable swarm all over tight end Randy taught Muhammad Ali School of ones included, "Hollywood, what Grossman, and that the Steelers Boasting. Hollywood couldn't back happened to your mouth?" and would fold in the fourth period ^uphis mouth. "Hollywood, any more predic- because of their lack of depth. ■ The big-mouth of Super Bowl tions?" That made Henderson 0-for-3 'XIII, riding a heady tonic of Henderson dumped heasilv over since: (A) Bradshaw threw four correctly predicting a 28-0 demise the bench and snipped away rolls of touchdown passes. of the Los Angeles Rams, was tape, two hands swollen from (B) Grossman caught three passes reduced to sobs, head bowed and fending off Steelers' Mockers. He for 29 yards. even to moments of silence. tried to speak and then broke down (C) The Steelers at least tied 14-14 "I felt I gave all I could," Hen- and said, "I'm not ashamed ... I'm in the fourth quarter, derson said tearfully "Right now, not ashamed." I'm on the verge of a heart attack." What Henderson had said in one "I'm upset... I'm a competitor," Henderson was the next-to-last of many numerous interviews said Henderson in a barely audible Dallas Cowboy to enter the dressing before kickoff was that Steelers room after the Pittsburgh Steelers Unseated the defending World Champions 35-31 in a classic. Bradshaw sets new

ATTENTION air attack records SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING MIAMI (AP) - The noise Tom No one had ever thrown for more MAJORS! Henderson ultimately heard was not than 250 vards in one ol these The Air Force has openings (or his own. It was the Curbulenct games. young men and women majoring in MfecMd science and angRMertrtg Mds churned up by Terry Bradshaw's Bradshaw threw for 253 in the Like Aeronautical. Aerospace. Gen eral and EsKtncaJ EngbMtrlng. Math passes first half alone and wound up manes. Physics and Compute Tech completing 17 of 30 passes for 318 To help prepare for one of these. Air Hollywood Henderson had played Force ROTC offers two and four year yards, more than he'd ever thrown programs of study which will defray his big scene too early in the drama. some of your collage costs for in any pro game. After completion of the AFROTC But Bradshaw saved his best for last requirement, and upon your graduation, Henderson, the loudmouth youll be commissioned an officer n the — for the final curtain in a decade Air Force Then comes responsibility, Cowboy linebacker, was distraught experience in your specialty with some of Super Bowls. And, when the last of the best people and facilities in the — but unbowed — by the defeat. world, and a mission with a purpose cheers faded, the Pittsburgh Steelers Youll get excellent starting salary, "As you can see, I'm a little sad," he medical and dental cant. 30 days of were proclaimed unquestioned patd vacation beginning your fkst year. said, letting tears flow freely. But he champions, 35-31, over the Dallas Look into the Air Force ROTC pro vowed that his brashness would Skiff photo by Danny Biggs gram right away See what's in it for Cowboys. you See how you can serve your continue to flow just as freely." country m return Youl be glad you put your major to work on a fob that really No one had ever thrown more And Noll, when asked in the Keep away than two touchdowns in one ol these postgame bedlam about Hen- TCU's Jeff Vincent does some fancy the bajl from a Rice guard in last night's Call 921-7461 National Football League ex- derson's prcgainc bragging literally travaganzas. leared as he replied, "Thomas footwork downcourt in an effort to steal game. Bradshaw threw four ol them. who?" ROTC 3oitwo« *o a greo' waif of life Texas leads conference

RENT A REFRIGERATOR $35.00 one semester Longhorns rout Aggies 89-66 $65.00 school year Wedgewood Rental AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Seven- period. Texas led at halftime 43-3 I Razorbacks, who fell to 3-3 in the hit a pair of free throws when Schall teenth-ranked Texas grabbed the Branyan finished with 29 points and league and 1 1-4 overall. fouled ou with 2:34 to play. 292-7353 lead in Southwest Conference Krivacs with 28. Moncrief, Schall and freshman Moncrief brought the Razorbacks basketball Monday, defeating No. A&M never led, and the best it Scott Hastings each scored nine back with three consecutive baskets, 14 Texas A&M 89-66 as Tyrone could do was a 12-12 tie. points in the first half as the but Johnson iced thegame at the free Branyan and Jim Krivacs combined Texas Coach Abe Lemons jerked Razorbacks shot 63 percent from throw line with 11 seconds left. for 57 points off dazzling passes his starters to the standing. the field and grabbed a 41-33 from John Moore. deafening cheers of 14,503 in the halftime advantage. Houston 82, SMU 78 The senior veterans from Texas' final three minutes. But the Bears surprised Arkansas 20% DISCOUNT 1978 National Invitation Tour- The crowd included National with a man-to-man defense in the HOUSTON (AP) - Houston's On any dry cleaning with this coupon nament champion, outshined A&M Basketball Association scoring second half, and the Razorbacks, Ken Williams hit a career-high 41 freshman star Rudy Woods, who leader George Gervin of the San used to playing against zones, points to power the Cougars past used his 6 foot-11 height to slam in Antonio Spurs. suffered long, dry spells from the Southern Methodist 82-78 in 13 first-half points but was held to Texas upped its season record to field. Southwest Conference basketball four points in the second half. 12-4, while A&M is now 15-4. The Razorbacks went over six action Monday, night at Hofheinz BROTHERS H A key to the game was the minutes without a field goal in the Pavilion. rebounding of another Texas senior, last eight minutes as Baylor came ONE HOUR ^V CLEANERS Baylor 70, Arkansas 67 The win raised Houston to 118 Phillip Stroud, who went up against from behind and look charge. overall and 3-4 in the league, while Woods, 6-7 Vernon Smith and 6-6 FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) - Teagle connected on a layup with SMU dropped to 7-8 on the season Rynn Wright. Smith led Aggie Freshman Terry Teagle broke open 7:45 left, and Wendell Mays added and 2-3 in the conference. Blue scorers with 18. a tight game with an 18-foot jumper a rebound basket to pull the Bears to Houston blasted to a 10-point lead Bonnet Or. ■ The victory pushed Texas' SWC and a pair of free throws Monday within one, 60-59. After Keith at 27-17 with 9:52 to go in the first ■ Prcul Brothers II record to 5-1. Texas A&M is 4-2. night to spark Baylor to a 70-67 Peterson hit one free throw for half, but the Mustangs battled back University Dr ■o- The score represented Texas' 23rd Southwest Conference victory over Arkansas, Pat Nunley made a pair behind the shooting of Brad victory without a loss in its new 15th-ranked Arkansas. of free throws to tie the game at 61- Branson to take a 44-42 halftime Special Events Center. Vinnie Johnson scored 22 points, 61 with 5:05 to play. lead. Branson finished the game ■ The shooting of Branyan and ■ 3527 Blue Bonnet Circle including a pair of free throws with Both teams had three op- with 23 points. ■ Expires February 6 Krivacs so dominated the game that 11 seconds left, to clinch the vic- portunities to score before Julio The second half was a seesaw ■ at one point in the first half, they tory. The victory improved Baylor's Gullardo hit a free throw and Mays affair in which neither team was ■i had 23 of 25 points closing out the SWC mark to 4-2 and the Bears' added a tip-in with 3:28 to play to able to take a decisive advantage. season record to 10-6. put Baylor ahead, 6461. With 2:04 left in the game, Sidney Moncrief scored 21 points After Moncrief and Schall missed Williams hit a jumper to give and had 10 rebounds, and Steve inside shots, Teagle connected on an Houston a 77-76 lead, and they Schall added 17 points for the 18-foot jump shot. Seconds later, he never trailed after that. But SMU gave the Cougars a scare with 11 seconds left when Gordon Welch took a short jumper Army ROTC that would have tied the game. He missed, however, and Leonard Here is a Mitchell swept the rebound and Super Special heaved the ball down court to for TCU Victor Ewing who dunked it at the I Florist Customers buzzer. Houston seems to getting over the I Froggy Flowers a specially priced' problem it had in earlier games of I arrangement of bright colored failing to score in the second half, ■ spring Iresh flowers. These flowers and Cougar Coach Guy Lewis is ■ are chosen so they will last and happy about that. I last. "Our shot selection has been a lot This special arrangement is better," he said. "One thing im- I offered on a cash and carry basis portant...we didn't fold. We got it |only. So. Drop l up there when we had to." $4.99 and pick i He had high praise for Williams M a bargain from... and was especially impressed by Mitchell's gameending play. "I sure was pleased with Mit- chell's last rebound — that was a biggee,' Williams said. Mustang Coach Sonny Allen also was impressed by Williams' 3131 University Or shooting. (Across From University Bank) "Williams was impossible to stop. LEARN WHAT 924-2211 He wasn't getting any cheap shots, either," Allen said. "He earned everything he got."