THE UNIVERSITY DAILY,

VOLUME 50 NUMBER ,?6 Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas, Wednesday, October 9, 1974 SIX PAGES Ford calls for selected tax changes as part of anti-inflation package

WASHINGTON (AP) — Warning that current rate is 5.8 per cent and is ex- billion a year in benefits so the impact capacity" by converting to coal and inflation can "destroy our country, our pected to increase. of the surtax on them would be more uranium. homes, our liberties," President Ford Under the Ford plan, the one-year than offset by what would amount to A FACT SHEET said the con- proposed Tuesday a broad-ranging jobs program would automatically go companion tax cuts. versation would be accomplished anti-inflation package that would into effect in local labor markets with The President produced no new plan voluntarily or the President would combine selected tax cuts with selected high unemployment even if the national to lower taxes for the poor but instead seek legislation to make it happen. tax increases, special help for the average remained below 6 per cent. endorsed a tax revision bill now pen- While rejecting proposals that he unemployed and new moves to con- Grants for jobs would be triggered ding in the House Ways and Means ration gasoline or increase the tax on serve energy. when local rates exceed 6.5 per cent. Committee that he said would give the gas, Ford said: In a nationally broadcast address The President, in addition, recom- poor $1.6 billion of tax relief. "I will meet with top management of before a joint session of Congress, Ford mended an extra 13 weeks of special the automobile industry to assure — unveiled recommendations that varied unemployment insurance benefits for IN THE ENERGY AREA, Ford fixed either by agreement or by law — a firm little from what had been expected. those who have used up their credits a goal of reducing imports of foreign oil program aimed at achieving a 40 per As was widely reported in advance, and 26 weeks of benefits for those not by one million barrels a day by the end cent increase in gasoline mileage Ford asked Congress to impose a now covered by a regular unem- of 1975. This would be accomplished by within a four-year development temporary, one-year tax surcharge of 5 ployment insurance program. These increasing domestic energy production deadline." per cent on corporations and middle would be financed from Treasury and by conserving oil. URGING THAT EVERY citizen join and upper-income taxpayers. revenues and not from taxes on em- To develop "a single national energy the fight against inflation, Ford said: The President also sought a ployers. policy and program," Ford created a "Here is what we must do .. what liberalized, across-the-board in- FORD ALSO SPECIFIED that to be National Energy Board headed by each and everyone one of you can do. vestment tax credit of 10 per cent to eligible for a public service job, an Secretary of the Interior Rogers C. B. "To help increase food and lower encourage expansion of factories and individual would first have to exhaust Morton. prices, grow more, waste less. businesses. all unemployment benefits. Ford was greeted with a full minute's "To help save scarce fuel in the TO HELP THE JOBLESS as the Treasury Secretary William E. applause from senators and House energy crisis, drive less, heat less." economy continues to slump — and Simon told newsmen the one-year members after he entered the nearly- Ford specifically urged all living costs rise — Ford proposed the surtax was expected to raise $4.7 billion filled House chamber for the address. Americans to "cut the food you waste creation of a new Community Im- — $2.6 billion for individuals and $2.1 One of the President's major by 5 per cent" and to reduce driving by provement Corps to provide public billion from corporations. proposals would set a 1980 target for a like amount. service jobs when unemployment Simon said the liberalized investment "eliminating oil-fired plants from the exceeds 6 per cent nationally. The tax credit would bring corporations $2.7 nation's base-loaded electrical Declaring that "we cannot ask the Pn•lo or Darrel Thomas American people to tighten their belts if Uncle Sam is unwilling to first tighten Women in male world his," he asked Congress to enact before it recesses a "target spending limit of Gladys Hines, left, and Yolanda Herrera started work Monday as $300 billion" for the federal budget this part of the construction crew building the Med School. They are year. the first women to work on the construction. Freed urges renewed probe of Watergate, JFK assassination By JO ANNA VERNETTI "We need a radical analysis of where Connally had said he was struck by a UD Reporter we have been," he said. separate bullet, not the same one which The American people must demand a A raw and volatile political situation injured Kennedy. full investigation of Watergate and the exists in the United States today where Another piece of contradictory John F. Kennedy assassination to end "a paramilitary invisible government evidence which Freed showed the the United States' decade of con- is being replaced by a multinational audience was a photograph of Lee spiracy, according to Donald Freed, co- invisible government," he said. Harvey Oswald, the alleged assassin of author of "Executive Action," a book Freed linked Watergate and the Kennedy. The photograph had been about the Kennedy assassination. Kennedy assassination, saying that a altered, and Oswald's face had been Freed, who received a standing series of coverups have occurred in the placed on a picture of a man holding ovation, spoke Tuesday in the past 10 years. two Communist newspapers and two University Center Ballroom. "In Watergate, all we've done is guns. Freed said an invisible government expose the coverup, but not what was Freed said the "lone nut theory" of of vested interests exists in the United covered up," he said. one person assassinating the President States. "Watergate is the passing of one Direct attempts were made to had been formulated to coverup CIA invisible government to another," he prevent investigations about con- involvement in the killing. said. spiracy in the assassinations of John F. Photo by Paul Tittle The invisible government is Kennedy, Malcolm X, Martin Luther After Oswald had been arrested, he Gone to greener pastures surrounded by secrecy, Freed King, and Robert Kennedy, and the told police, "I am a patsy. I'm being declared. "We, the people, must attempted assassination of George framed." However, no written report of Businesses which opened in downtown Lubbock problems for the merchants remaining down- exercise our right to know. We must Wallace, he said. the Dallas police's interrogation of are now moving to surburban shopping centers town. demand an accounting for the last "Each election was changed by Oswald was made, Freed said. Oswald in great numbers. The migration is creating decade". bullets not by ballots," he said. was killed by Jack Ruby, who Freed Each case involved an investigation said was a member of organized crime. which was hindered by the invisible Ruby was one of 18 witnesses who died Future appears dim government, Freed said. "The within two years of the assassination, American people never really got to Freed said. look at the situation realistically due to Freed also mentioned several men the suppression of evidence." who had been involved in both Downtown suffers lack of business Freed charged that the Kennedy Watergate and the Kennedy assassination investigation was assassination. A definite link between covered up by the Central Intelligence the government, the military-industrial By LARRY J. CAMPBELL Downtown Lubbock, Inc. began sponsoring a "Park and Shop" program to Agency (CIA). complex, the Teamsters, organized UD Reporter promote shopping in the area. Shoppers could park free in any lot by getting their He showed a film clip of the Kennedy crime, and the CIA and FBI exists, he Downtown Lubbock is suffering from a lack of business, and at least one parking ticket stamped by a merchant. assassination which he said clearly said. downtown businessman sees little chance for improvement in the near future. "It worked well at first when there were more cars and more shoppers," The illustrated that Kennedy had been shot Freed claimed the CIA wanted "It's not a pretty story," said Otice Green, manager of Downtown Lubbock, program was handling up to 4,000 cars a month at first. Now there are only two from both the front and back. The revenge on Kennedy, who they believed Inc., an organization of downtown managers and merchants. "It can only go so far parking lots in the central downtown area, and many fewer shoppers than before. Warren Commission, the official group planned to reduce their power. Ken- down." "People are not going to park their car in one block and walk to the next block to organized to investigate the nedy had announced the pull-out of Downtown Lubbock, Inc. was organized in 1957 by a group of businessmen who shop," said Green. assassination, said that Kennedy had American troops in Vietnam. Freed were feeling the pressure from competition from shopping centers. "Up until that ACCESS ON THE STREET system and maintenance of stores and streets also been shot only from the back by a single said the military-industrial complex time there had been no serious competition from shopping centers," said Green. emerge as complaints. "Streets seem to be maintained better in some areas than gunman. depended on war and was not able to "They knew that the handwriting was on the wall, though. in others," Green said. "I'll bet there haven't been any real construction efforts to Freed said the Commission deter- adapt from war to peacetime "WE ORGANIZED FOR the purpose of presenting a merchandising, selling improve the streets or anything else to improve the area in years." mined that the same bullet which hit production. program to show that downtown has everything." The organization at one time tried to get storekeepers to keep their store areas Kennedy's back passed through his The Kennedy assassination ended Green blames most of the woes of the downtown area on shopping centers. He clean, but no more. "Once things get so bad, how are you going to make it look body and struck John Connally and iplans for de-escalation of the Vietnam explained that shopping centers have an inherent advantage in that all of the good?" he asked. injured Connally's body in four dif- War, investigation of corruption in stores in a center are under care and control of a single group which owns the Green finds little encouragement in the present program being sponsored by ferent places. General Dynamics and the Teamsters shopping center. the Urban Redevelopment Commission to help rejuvenate downtown Lubbock Freed said he could not believe the Union, and plans for closing many Downtown merchants, however, are all independent of each other and can over a long period. He seems to feel that since government has failed to help the "Magic Bullet Theory." He said military bases, he said. work for their collective good only through organations like Downtown Lubbock, area in the past there is no reason to believe they will now. Inc. "Government is involved up to its neck in what happens in a town. The GREEN BLAMES GOVERNMENT favoritism toward shopping centers as government has the power to create these favors to get people to settle in down- Carpenter Hall resident another problem. He claims that in the late 50s and early 60s the government made town Lubbock," he said, referring to tax breaks and monetary support, "but there loans to help support the building of shopping centers. hasn't been any tangible evidence of what the government has done in this area. Merchants saw the chance to move to the newly built areas and left downtown. There has been a lot of demagoguery and a lot of hot air, but nothing has been Ultimately, the laws aiding shopping centers built the empty downtown areas done." accused of bootlegging almost overnight, said Green. DESPITE HIS SKEPTICISM about the area, Green continues to devote his The shopping centers are not plagued by problems of high taxes and crowded energies to improving the downtown area through Downtown Lubbock, Inc. The Tech police have filed charges fidential informant. parking. "They just pick them a farm somewhere," he said, "and then, by God, organization still sponsors the "Park and Shop" program, and they engage in against a male student for selling Hamilton said the plainclothes officer spend enough money to get the people out there." limited group advertising. alcoholic beverages within the city visited the suspect after receiving the 'Finances of the organization are also bothering their work. When business was The group joined in the efforts to have the Great Plains Life Building limits. confidential tip. While in the subject's booming in the late 50's, businessmen were willing to give relatively freely to their demolished or sold and renovated, and other empty buildings receive criticism The student was arrested and room, the officer reportedly was of- trade organization for group advertising and projects. Now the funds for Down- from Downtown Lubbock, Inc. "We have constantly tried to at least get them charged after allegedly selling beer fered a chance to buy some beer, and town Lubbock, Inc. have dropped considerably. rented," said Green. He went on to explain that many buildings in the downtown from his room in Carpenter Hall to a allegedly bought a six-pack from the PARKING HAS ALWAYS BEEN a sore spot for the downtown area. Down- area which appear empty are actually being used for storage. plainclothes police officer. According to subject. town Lubbock, Inc. campaigned to have the parking meters removed. "It was Green readily admits that the downtown area poses a great problem for Lt. R. T. Hamilton of the University According to Dean of Students Lewis mostly a psychological thing," said Green. "People hated to come back to their car Lubbock. "There are so many complicated factors that people never stop to think Police Department, the department N. Jones, he will talk with the student after an hour to put another nickel in the meter, so they just didn't come down- about that all they can do is retard the trend. How you solve it is really like saying received information about the alleged before the University takes action, if town." 'How do you get out of depression?' " sale of alcohol from a reliable con- any. Page 2 The University Daily, October 9, 1974 GLORIA STEINEM WOULD probably be proud. Anita can hardly wait to get my first check here so I can go back nice, and they were having no problems at all. Hines said Bryant would probably choke on her orange juice. And and show my supervisor just how much money I'm making. they were also attending night school two days a week to George Meany's jowls would most likely tremble in disgust. It'll probably be more than he makes." learn the names of the tools and to learn how to operate them But, for the men at the various Lubbock construction sites, a Both Gladys and Yolanda seemed quite determined to as well. simple possum's grin is sufficing. stay on the job. "It's the most money I've ever made," One job foreman told them they were going to have to Women's lib had been hitting all over the country and for Herrera said. "I'm going to work for it. I'm sure not quit- help pour concrete today and would be working on a platform a time I thought Lubbock had been left out. Yesterday ap- ting." about 40 feet high. proximately 15 women took all the muscle they have and CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT Gene Hughlett "I don't care. I'm not scared of heights," Hines retorted. reported to their new construction jobs throughout the city. said they were indeed going to work for their pay. "They'll do "I'll get up there and do the work with the rest of them." Lubbock women The reactions were quite predictable. the same work as the other men on the job," he said. "If they As I concluded our conversation I got a very positive All the men were laughing and joking. "They won't last make it ... well, it doesn't make a difference to me if they feeling that both women were rather confident that they'd be long," many of them said. Already you could see the smirks make it or not." around for a while. If you have never done construction work, don hard hats on their faces ... the cutting jokes were flying ... everybody He said he felt he was forced to hire the women, but did you may not realize that it is quite difficult work and muscle was staring at these phenomena, wondering just how long also admit that "they are doing all right work." Hughlett said is practically a prerequisite. they would actually last. Lubbock's local labor union sent them out to the site, and I worked with the same construction crew Hines and "They'll have to run me off, because I'm sure not going "there wasn't anything I could do but hire them. Once the Herrera are working with this past summer, It's a typical to quit," Gladys Hines told me. "We'll be here tomorrow union says they're all right, I have to hire them." crew ... hard talking ... rough manners (if there is such a working again. I'm not going to quit. They'll have to run me Asked if he approved of their presence, Hughlett said, thing on a construction job as manners) and certainly they off." "No. I think they're distracting to the other workers. will not let up one bit with Hines and Herrera around. I WENT OUT TO THE Tech Medical School construction Everybody on the job stares at them instead of working. The joking will continue. The laughing will probably site yesterday to talk to Gladys Hines and Yolanda Herrera After they hhave been here a while, they ( male workers) never stop. And I'm sure there will be some embarrassing about their new jobs. When I got there shortly after working might get used to it and they won't be as distracting and then moments as well. I've never known a construction crew that hours they were sitting by a tool shed under a cool shade. there won't be any troubles. We just have to work them once didn't have those moments. How was the first day? "Not bad," they said. "It wasn't they come out -here." Hines and Herrera and the other 13 women in town have hard at all ... enjoyed it in fact." They didn't appear tired. And wprk they will. "It's not hard," Hines told me. their work cut out for them. Foremen are going to take them They were quite talkative about their jobs and didn't "They all laugh at us, but after that first paycheck ... I'll do to the very extremes to run them off. But, if the rest are as think the job was all that difficult. • "It's not any harder than the laughing." determined as Hines and Herrera, I'm not going to worry what we were doing before. And the money is much better Asked if there was any particular reason why they chose about it. Robert Montemayor here," Hines said. She said they had been working at an oil to work on a construction site, they both responded, "It's the One carpenter asked them if they were going to show up mill carrying 80 and 90 pound bundles of cotton bale ties from best there is now. Nothing else pays as well." Hines and this morning. Hines said, "I sure am and I bet I get here midnight to 8 in the morning. Herrera are doing labor work and get paid approximately before you do." "That was much harder than what we're doing here," four dollars an hour. I'm sure she will. Hines said. "And the pay is not good compared to this job. I THEY BOTH SAID the other men on the job treated them Have a good day.

et4.442zEr 'We'A•276.cr Washington merry-go-round 1104intittr by Jack Anderson ;77:7/,7 ;A';;,/ President Ford doing YOSEMITE STORY : There is more to the story of how 711,w7/ Yosemite National Park, with scenery no Hollywood studio could duplicate, became the backdrop for the TV series the White House shuffle "Sierra." WASHINGTON — President Ford's new staff chief, We published the first installment on September 15. The Donald Rumsfeld, won't be around the White House more • Music Corporation of America, we reported, had taken over • r • • than six months. the camping and catering concessions in Yosemite in late • • • Sources in the President's confidence say he needed 1973. someone in a hurry to replace Alexander Haig, who had Not long afterwards, film crews belonging to an MCA headed former President Nixon's White House staff. subsidiary turned up in the park to film the "Sierra" series. The President, therefore, summoned Rumsfeld whom he Although nature provided them with some of the most actually had in mind to be the next Secretary of Defense. Our spectacular scenery in the world, we reported, the Hollywood sources say Ford still intends to send the able Rumsfeld to hotshots tried to improve it by painting the rocks in one area. preside over the Pentagon. The "Sierra" TV shows are now appearing on thNBC AND LAIC-" The President wanted to get rid of Haig, say our sources, network, which should be good for MCA's camping and ICNS because he held too tight a rein on the White House staff, catering business in Yosemite. The program's producer, Bob which looked to him instead of Ford's people for their orders. IND allta Cinader, denies that the series was created to promote )0C3Ulin3 The President's plans for Rumsfeld, of course, means tourism in the park. But here, at least, are some curious Secretary of Defense James Schlesinger will be dropped coincidences: from the cabinet. This will be a victory of Secretary of State —The pilot show, originally titled "Park Ranger," was a Henry Kissinger, who has been feuding with Schlesinger over sad flop. The scenery outperformed the actors, and only a 'NOW, BITE ON THE BULLET THAT'LL STOP YOU WASTING ALL YOUR MONEY ON MOGI' foreign-military policy. bear impressed the test audiences. Yet miraculously, MCA WATCH ON WASTE: About 180 welfare officials was able to peddle the series to NBC. "They bought it in spite gathered on exotic Frenchman's Reef in the Virgin Islands of the pilot," said Cinader. Letters late last month to discuss the plight of the poor. —The producers had trouble completing the scripts and Choosing from a menu "laden with a host of superb casting the actors. Off-duty park rangers were used as continental specialties," they dined in lazy luxury as they production assistants. Production costs were-high, with each to the editor `-talked about the hunger that is gaining in impoverished episode costing about $60,000 more than programs filmed on Moving away from home, entering a new life and having neighborhoods. studio lots. UD asked to kindle fires to learn new standards of education, leave a freshman in a One conference session, for example, dealt with food Whether or not MCA planned it that way, the company To the Editor: frenzy of trying to make good grades. Along with his or her stamp programs. It was presided over by an Agriculture could make up the extra costs in the tourism business that the Since it is the policy of your newspaper to "raise con- major courses, those four semesters of English are required, Department official who was flown in from Washington, $169 TV series should attract to Yosemite. Cinader's comment on structive hell", and since it is so widely read, I want to ask a and with the prospect of flunking the first of four - can you round trip. this: "There is no attempt made in the show to indicate that favor of the Daily. 0 feel that since eighteen-year-olds have imagine what a freshman is thinking? When the problems of poverty became too depressing, the park is Yosemite." been given the right to vote, buy land, and drink alcohol in I, myself don't plan to sit and take it! With this letter I 'the welfare officials could escape into the coral waters for SHORT REPLY: Texas, we should also have the opportunity to live off-campus hope to arouse some interest in the problem, and from there I "free snorkel lessons," or on afternoon tours of the Virgin SHORT REPLY: Marguerite Steed, granddaughter of in all State Colleges and Universities. am going to the top. I don't understand the reasoning behind Island paradise. Rep. Tom Steed, D-Okla., signed on as an interne last Our state government provides many "adult" privileges the problem but from what I gather, it's an effort to make The delegates came from 31 states and regions. At least summer in the office of House Speaker Carl Albert. to eighteen-year-olds; however it is ironic that they deprive students drop out. With colleges and the governments so 10 federal officials from the Health, Education and Welfare In the manner of young people, she struck up a summer us of the choice to live on or off campus in some of our state - "cerncerned" with the rate of the drop-out, why doesn't Tech Department slipped down to the Virgin Islands for the con- romance with the Spaker's son, David. Young Albert, like his ference, at a minimum cost to the taxpayers of $200 apiece, supported Institutions. The right to live off campus is one change this ridiculous policy? father, is short in size. And Marguerite, like her grandfather, that a majority of students desire at Tech. By grouping I challenge the Administration and the English Depart- including hotel accomodations. is a talker. outselves together in a mass effort to gain this right, we could ment to take this letter apart and give us the facts. Or are A spokesman for the American Public Welfare Congressman Steed jokingly asked his granddaughter accomplish it in a very short time. You afraid to?? Association, which sponsored the frolic, explained to us: "We one day what might result if a Steed should be crossed with hold the conferences in a different region every year, and this What I would ask the Daily to do is inform the students Name withheld an Albert. She retorted without hesitation: "A long-winded and kindle a fire that would motivate a great number. I was the first time for the Virgin Islands." midget." understand that a great many students read your column and if you could devote some space to our problem we could begin DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau to "Raise Constructive Hell." Ken Loyd Jr. THE UNIVERSITY DAILY 513 Coleman The University Daily, a student newspaper at Texas Tech University in WHAT'! YOU MUST COME OFF g MANI YOU NOW WOULD YOU LIKE Lubbock. Texas, is published by Student Publications. Journalism Building, BE K/OP/N6/ TWO BEEN THINK A FIVE YEAR 7?) MAYEZ. HOME EVERY Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas 79409 The University Daily is published daily except Saturday and Sunday September through May, and bl. YEARS OF ALTERNATIVE 70U611, EXILE IS SOME SORT CHRISTMAS 571/1110 /N5/OE English courses rapped weekly June through August. except during review, examination and SERVICEP AFTER WHAT HAS IT? 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'4 The University Daily, October 9, 1974 Page 3 Jackson Browne and Bonnie Raitt Chalfant named as Wild rock and soft blues mark concert Sociology chairman Dr. H. Paul Chalfant, professor and chairman of Sociology at Valparaiso ( Ind.) University from 1969 until this By WILLIAM D. KERNS lyrical efforts ( such as the with electric guitar, slide, strong ( especially since it performance. Still, I doubt year, has assumed the chairmanship of Tech's Sociology Fine Arts Editor very moving "Fountain Of steel and fiddle brought him seemed so raspy as she talked anyone in the Auditorium Sorrow"), he made it more time and time again into the between cuts, and she handled Monday would mind seeing Department. A complete change of mood, than evident he was not in one spotlight. And though Browne guitar well enough to blow the Browne and Raitt make a His teaching career includes faculty assignments at k'astic changes in performing of those sad bare-your-soul accompanied himself on piano minds of any male chauvinists return appearance in the Hub, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater; Northern Illinois tyle, a tighter set and the type moods. Total rock was occasionally, it was Jai in the audience. (Really, you and the sooner the better. University at DeKalb; and Indiana University Northwest, ddition of a terrific band, an the music which dominated, Winding who earned the most had to see her pick while Gary, prior to his chairmanship at Valparaiso. mpressive array of stage loud and thrilling movers applause on the keyboard playing slide guitar during Jackson Browne and Bonnie Dr. Chalfant received his AB degree in psychology from Equipment and a just as which were played well and benches (he also played "Give It Up Or Let Me Go" to Raitt were brought to Lubbock the College of Wooster, Wooster, Ohio, in 1951; his Master of )utstanding crew of with precision ... and the organ). During most of the believe it). And like Browne, by Tech's University Center in Divinity from McCormick Theological Seminary, Chicago, engineers. These are the crowd just ate it up. show, all one could see was his she too could not be pinned affiliation with Starship 1954; his MS in sociology from Oklahoma State University in factors which made Jackson Browne's former style hat bobbing up above the into any solitary musical Enterprises. (One only hopes 1967 and his PhD in sociology and anthropology from the Browne's concert last Monday hasn't changed completely piano; he was a whirlwind of style. that next time they'll schedule University of Notre Dame in 1970. night so different, so very though. He is still the man motion (as well as an ap- their show a bit earlier, as the Areas of special sociological interest to Dr. Chalfant are much improved from the struggling for a consistent parent mountain of energy, as Occasionally she'd stand up thing didn't get underway medical sociology, social psychiatry, sociological theory and appearance he made in the rapport with his audience and he also played piano during and really deliver some hard until practically 9 p.m.) social stratification. Municipal Auditorium two anyone who was in the Bonnie Raitt's earlier set), rock and roll. Or she'd close He succeeds Dr. Walter J. Cartwright who has returned MEN • STYLES Chalfant years ago. Auditorium two years ago will and it cannot be denied his her eyes and retreat into a soft WOMEN • 5TY L ES to full-time teaching in the department. Oct. Prices $5. 00 The young singer - com- agree with me when I say the presence was a definite asset. light and her blues, giving .2.4 -liar poser has finally made the most pleasant surprise of the excellent renditions of "Love NAIR STYLIST evening was his very tight set. Has No Pride" (a tune which Ay r transition into a true Monday's concert was a My PLACE ® .3 00 wait • op • bo "professional" — and he There was never really a good - listening good time. The everyone, from Coolidge to WORLD superfluous use of talking over Ronstadt, seems to be per- FRIDAY • SATURDAY proved it Monday in a concert excellent lighting and 765.7109 2424 STN ST FAUSTUS! which has to rank as one of the music. Admittedly, the young backstage directions of the forming these days) and John CAMPUS man still likes to ramble in his Prine's "Angel From Mon- best overall (and certainly one engineers certainly helped SCOTTS A-2 BOOK AFLOAT of the most fun) musical story telling and, though provide a more professional tgomery." She even sang one EXCHANGE entertainments West Texas someone actually dared to show than one might have very old (early 20th century) 2315 Ave. J - 744-9331 has seen in quite a while. "accuse him of making expected, but the music and blues piece, a funky little Used Books, Sell & Trade 1ti:'4 sense," he tried his best not to. singing of Jackson Browne number which saw her Back Issue Playboys 10c Browne didn't make it At least his stories and had to come as no surprise. He assisted by Jai Winding's US based on the play by onstage until about 10:30 p.m., weird introductions have is one of music's truly gifted Preservation Hall-like jazzy Christopher Marlowe but his onslaught of musical gotten funner; he did not lose superstars. And one who will piano plunking. CRUZ'S excitement and laughs made rapport with the Lubbock not be pinned down into any The songstress is a definite sure everyone was still audience Monday (as he did in talent. Her voice is one which BICYCLE REPAIR one category. Some have Sales & Service Parts 6 Assec. cheering 90 minutes later. For his previous show with his can simultaneously pierce and VISTA. ROSS claimed that rock and roll is 29 yrs experience on repairs if there was any emphasis "boulders bouncing off the effect but, like Browne, she 14204'' W 19th 795 4331 not his style, that he reaches Across from Fox Theatre placed on any certain mode, it Baptist Church and smashing effectiveness only with his folk owes her many thanks to the was not, as one would expect, the windows on pig cars" or folk-rock. But the roaring excellent sidemen backing her on the "Song For Adam" and routine) and, when he started ovation he received at mid- up. Quite often, I found the More than the SR-50 "These Days" soft folk which to get too wordy, bass player night Monday was ample excellent use of piano or Kings point Scientific Browne performs so well ... Doug Haywood played the enough proof that nothing guitar behind her more im- '149" but instead on wild and wooly scene for laughs by walking could be farther from the pressive than the singing it- rock and roll. Even "Rock Me off the stage. In no time at all, truth. self. On The Water" was given an the group was back into their And that excellent band had extended hairy upbeat finish. music. V 1 And though the crowd to carry her during her encore You'll sail in February, with the ship your class- Browne opened the show seemed to enjoy these number, when she decided to room and the world your with "Redneck Friend" and a hilarious interludes, it was the get up and shake her hips for campus . . combining ac- the last few minutes. Suffice it credited studies with fasci- frantic version of "Ready Or music of Jackson Browne — nating visits to the fabled Not" (complete with change and the manner in which he Earlier in the evening, to say that Bonnie Raitt is a ports of the Orient, Africa, though, it seemed that Browne singer, not a sex symbol. And and the Americas. Over in lyrics), and wrapped up the and his band meshed so well 10,000 students from 450 whole thing later with an all evening — which saw the might be virtually blown out of such stage antics were not colleges have already sailed encore consisting of "Taking concert come off so suc- the ballpark by the per- needed, as I'm sure we've all with WCA — join them! Fi- TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY THEATRE formance of his co-headliner: nancial aid available. Write It Easy" and a monumental cessfully. Everyone played seen better dancing (and today for free catalog. OCTOBER 11-15 Bonnie Raitt. After being certainly sexier) even at the TIME 8:15 P.M. instrumental duel in which the well, everyone got involved, WCA, Chapman College RESERVATIONS 742 2153 headliner and his four and Browne's arrangements given a shattering welcome by local boogie clubs. Similar Picture Box F, Orange, CA 92666 the enthusiastic (and In short, Raitt's per- U sidemen ( with a guest ap- made sure that everyone was One year warranty pearance by their "Penn State noticed. evidently very partisan) formance was a darn good Also: TI - SR-11 marching tuba player") all Larry Zack was excellent on crowd, she jumped into an one. Her singing and playing drums all night long, Haywood hour long set which saw her was impressive ... but it was played like demons as the tar tempo increased to a played an impressive bass and make more than a few friends Jackson Browne's set which in the Auditorium. saw everything flow together climactic finish. also sang harmony ... and office supply, inc And though Browne did David Lindley tried to stay in Her voice was amazingly in a truly mature, professional indeed sing his softer, more the background, but his skill 1420 Tex. 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TODAY, WED. OCTOBER 9 At The Lubbock Inn, 4P.M. & 7P.M. AT THE ALHAMBRA 2601-19TH ACROSS FROM THE TECH CAMPUS 3901 19th FOR MORE INFORMATION COME BY THE ALHAMBRA (Near Tech) Ad OR CALL CINDY OR SIGRID AT E NVOYE TRAVEL PersonalitySEE YOUR YELLOW PAGES FOR NEAREST PERSONALITY DEALER Evelyn Wood Reading Dynamics 765-8531 Price range 516-520 Call 763-0732 For Information on Student Plan Page 4 The University Daily. October 9, 1974 Named best in nation Moments notice Tau Beta Pi wins top honors AMERICAN MARKETING ASS N. The American Marketing Association will present a special program, "The Tech's chapter of Tau Beth Pi, engineering's top campus community; developed a speakers' team which Biz Show." by Larry Rice of Procter and Gamble at 8 p.m. today in BA lecture hall 5. honorary society, has been judged the best in the nation. served several civic groups with discussions of the energy ANTHROPOLOGY CLUB Twenty chapters represented on the selection committee crisis; wrote a series of articles on facets of the energy crisis Anthropology Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in room 364, Administration discussed. made the selection on the basis of four criteria: quality and that were published in the campus newspaper; developed a Building. Election of new officers and a club trip will be GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY diversity of projects, the number of meaningful projects in semi-annual magazine relating to student engineering ac- The Geological Society's field trip will be to Palo Duro Canyon and the relation to size, the degree of active member participation tivities; started a fund drive to furnish a student study room; Alibates Flint quarry this weekend Interested students should get details by today in the Science Building and the proficiency and impact of report filing. and erected in the engineering courtyard a structure called HOMECOMING FLOATS The Texas Beta Chapter at Tech won with more than a "the bent" Symbolizing Tau Beta Pi. Applications for floats for the Homecoming Parade are due today Forms may be picked up at the SA office or the Ex StudentsAssociation office. dozen projects undertaken to improve both the College of In addition the members initiated a blood drive on LEADERSHIP LAB Engineering and the community. campus, assisted the Heart Association fund drive with Leadership Lab, an experimental Student Association group, will meet at 8:30 tonight in the usual place. Gary Wood of Seymour was president for the prize - volunteer clerical work, helped with the Cancer Society's winning year, 1973-74. John Kelley of Earth is president of the annual fund drive, assisted with the engineering honors MEN'S BOWLING CLUB The Men's Bowling Club will meet at Lubbock Bowl at 9 p.m. today. The chapter this year. banquet, provided the annual faculty award for their college, meeting will be a "roll-off" to determine participants for Saturday's conference The chapter conducted a slide rule workshop for the developed a brochure for alumni, and were on call for match WESLEY FOUNDATION various chores within the College of Engineering. The foundation will feature Dan Benson. law professor, in a dialogue at 12:30 "These projects were all student motivated and student p.m. today at 2420 15th. Tickets are 75 cents, meal included. POKER PLAYERS! HERE'S HOW performed," according to Dean John R. Bradford of the AG ECO CLUB College of Engineering. "The winning program is indicative Albert Harp, executive director of National Grain Sorghum Prgducers TO ENJOY A WINNING STREAK! Association, and Bill Wilson, executive director of Texas Wheat Producers of the creativity and the overall caliber of the students in Tau Association, will be featured guests at an Ag Eco Club meeting at 7 o'clock tonight Beta Pi." In the Ag Auditorium. The two men will participate in a panel discussion on the situation which now faces the High Plains farmer. The chapter had 91 members last year, including 10 MECHA graduate students and five faculty members. Mecha, a Chicano organization on campus. is sponsoring an orientation session at 7 o'clock tonight in the UC Ballroom. The session is designed to The organization this year has 31 members and 41 familiarize Chicano students with the opportunities available to them at Tech. pledges. To belong, a student must be a junior or senior and Chicano professors will be present to talk with the students. There will be a dance afterwards in the Ballroom. be in the top 15 per cent of the class, scholastically. ANGEL FLIGHT DRILL TEAM The Angel Flight Drill Team will meet for a marching practice at 6 p.m. today in the parking lot behind the Social Sciences Building. 'Amarillo Slim, George Segal, Death of poet ruled CIVIL ENGINEERING World's Champion As a Compulsive Gambler The American Society of Civil Engineers will meet at 7 p m today in room 52 Poker Player In 'California Split' OT the Civil and Mechanical Engineering Building. BA COUNCIL Don't Play in This Week's Game! suicide by examiner A regular meeting of the BA Council will be at 6:30 tonight in room 256 of the BA Building. WESTON, Mass. (AP) — day of the 45-year-old victim's Instead, go see: SOCIETY OF PHYSICS Pultizer Prize-winning poet funeral. The Society of Physics Students will meet at 7 30 p.m. Thursday in room 120 George Segal Elliott Gould of the Science Building. Anne Sexton committed Her body was found in her BLOCK AND BRIDLE Ends Thursday suicide, Medical Examiner car last Friday. It was parked Persons interested in showing livestock in the Block and Bridle's Little In- ternational Show, set for Oct. 19. should inquire in the Science Department office MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Dr. Peter Angelo ruled today. in the garage with its engine Nation's best of the Vet Science Building. 5:50-7:55-10:00 Angelo's ruling that Mrs. running. SAT. & SUNDAY Heading Tech's chapter of Tau Beta Phi, judged' ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGISTS 1:40-3:45-5:50 Sexton died of carbon Mrs. Sexton "had a terrible The Society of Engineering Technologists will meet at 7:30 tonight in room 206 7:55-10:00 monoxide poisoning came the hunger to die," said her the nation's top engineering honorary society, of the Engineering Building. Bob Jenkins from Placement Service will be the 412' COLUMBIA piclurccs PANAVISIOtle guest speaker. MANN THEATRES closest literary friend, who during the prizewinning year was Gary Wood, JUNIOR COUNCIL The Junior Council will conduct a special initiation ceremony at 6 p.m today was convinced from the first it left. At right is John Kelley, this year's chapter in room 205 of the Music Building. 1.11111.40-54150 was suicide. president. UNIVERSITY THEATER AUDITIONS Maxine Kumin, a friend and Auditions for "Arsenic and Old Lace" will begin Thursday and will continue through Sunday from 2.5 p m. each day. The auditions, which are open to any confidant since the two met in student, will be in the University Center Theater. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY LAZARIO) a poetry class 18 years ago, WOMEN'S SWIM TEAM What's Up, Doc-6 8. le Tech Chamber orchestra Any woman interested in swimming for the Tech swim team should attend a ENTERTAINMENT 7:40 said she is convinced it was Thursday meeting of the squad at 9 p.m. in room 106 of the Women's Gym. For Pizza 51.50 Early Bird from 5:45 to suicide. further information contact Jackie Lambert in the Women's Gym, 742-4108. 6:15 Spaghetti "I knew she would die this schedules concert Friday WOMEN CAGERS ENTERTAINMENT" SAT. 8 SUN Sandwiches There will be a meeting of women planning to try out for the inter-collegiate WHAT'S UP. DOC way," she said. "It wasn't The Tech Chamber Or- conduct, assisted by graduate basketball team at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Women's Gym. Those who attend 2 8 6 8 10 should plan to stay for two hours as the first organized workout will immediately SPECIALS fear. It was a conviction. chestra will present its first student Brian Gum. follow the meeting. For more information contact Karen Ledford In the In- Released Ihru United Artists ENTERTAINMENT 3:40 8 7:40 "She was so terrified of tramural Office of the Women's Gym, 742.4107. MANN THEATRES TUESDAYS: All Spaghetti concert of the season at 8:15 Soloists will be Michael 51.50 EARLY BIRD FROM death that she would run out to 1:45 to 7 - 15 you can eat for 99c p.m. Friday in Westminster Stoune, flute, and Gail Barber, SENATE OPENINGS meet it. She wanted to be the Presbyterian Church. harp, who will join the 92- Applications for Senate positions are available in the Student Association WEDNESDAYS: Italian master of her death." office. There are vacancies in BA, Education and the Grad School. Applications Burger $1.25 Director Paul Ellsworth will member student orchestra in are due by 5 p.m Thursday. performances of Mozart's RHA UNITED ARTISTS THEATRES RHA will meet at 8 p.m. today in the Business Administration Building, THURSDAYS: Lasagna "Symphonie No. 25," Ravel's lecture hall 7. Special SOUTH PLAINS "Introduction and Allegro," '2 order for $1.15 SU PROGRAMA CINEMA Is.11 Bach's "Suite No. 2 in B Su Programa staff will meet at 3 p.m. Thursday at KTXT-FM. BETA LOOP 299 & SLIDE ROAD•799-4I 21 ALPHA PSI HOURS minor," and a contemporary Beta Delta Chapter will have an Initiation banquet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at 11:30 a.m. till 2 p.m. work, "Passacaglia," by the Big Texan Steak Ranch. 50th and Flint. Anyone wishing to bring a guest 4:00 p.m. till 1 a.m. Mary Jeanne van Appledorn should sign up in the Accounting Office, room 416 BA Building. CALL 763-4688 of the university music WOMEN'S INTRAMURALS Sports managers of all women's organizaliorls must attend a meeting at 5:30 2411 Main Closed Mon. faculty. p.m. Thursday In room 106 of the Women's Gym. A fine will be assessed each ,• The program will be open to organization which does not have a representative present, including teams who have games that day. Sports managers should plan to stay at the meeting ap- the public at no charge. proximately one hour.

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UD Reporter nounced the switch from non- Lubbock Police said the city MATH TUTORING Certified exp. Math Local law enforcement expanding to soft-or hollow- furnishes officers with a .357 PANCAKE HOUSE Teacher. Full time tutoring by ap- TYPING HELP WANTED pointment 747 1710. agencies place no restrictions point bullets. The Texas High- magnum revolver. The of- on the type of bullets officers way Patrol, the Lubbock REPORTS. Themes etc. Satisfaction WANTED ail day Tuesday Is TrivrsdaY SENIOR RINGS in various styles to ficers furnish their own 6th & Ave. Q guaranteed. Call 742.1702 ask for Karen. Need own transportation, Start at 12 hr. complement your own personality and may carry in their weapons. County Sheriff's Office, the ammunition, which must be in Some labor involved 762 5296 tastes are available from The Ex Students Association. These rings are Officers may, if they wish, use Lubbock Police Department .38 caliber. created by Haltoms of Ft. Worth, and OPEN 7 DAYS TYPING: IBM Correcting Selectric II. ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL Themes, theses, etc. Experienced. only a 520 deposit is needed to order your bullets which mushroom on and the University Police are Stuart said the .357 car- OPEN LATE PART TIME POSITIONS J. B. Hance Satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. Nowlin, ring, today. Come by the Association impact. not changing policy - the tridge is too powerful for city 797.3110. Registered nurses, nurses aids, or- Office south of Horn Hall and view the Controversy was generated agencies are continuing with use because the bullet could derlies, LVN's. other posititions selection of Beautiful SENIOR RINGS. TEN YEARS experience. Theses, term available, Crossword Puzzle JEWISH Student Organization In across the nation when law original guidelines. possibly go through the walls papers, etc. Mrs. Arnold. 797.1641, 2810 CALL: Director of Personnel terested undergraduates, graduates, 53rd. Fast. Guaranteed. Spelling 792.4812 ext. 241 of a building. 400024th. St. Lubbock Corrected. faculty. GetAcquainted Meeting. 7:30 Officers prefer the soft-point Equal Opportunity employer p.m , October 13, 5307 44th. Rides 792• APOs gather books 0261. ACROSS bullet over the jacketed bullet, TYPING_ Themes, term papers, theses, MALE or female help needed. All shifts- 1 Golf pro Sam dissertations. Experienced. Work flexible scheoules Good wage program. Stuart said. 6 Frequently guaranteed. Electric typewriter, Mrs. Hard workers. Apply at 19th & X, 1910 coNrIDENTIAL care for pregnant for African schools If a jacketed (non- 11 Trinket Gladys Workman. 2505 24th. 7446167. 50th. McDonald's. unwed mothers. Edna Gladney Home, 12 Golf pro Miller 2308 Hemphill, Fort Worth, Texas, expanding) bullet hits an telephone 817.926.3304 Alpha Phi Omega, men's service fraternity, is seeking 14 Old Testament (ab.) 15 Cause of harm individual in a soft portion of GO Ski with Tech Ski Tours Special used textbooks for use in school in Half Assini, Ghana, a 17 la Douce Group Rates. Transportation. Lodging, the body, the bullet continies 18 Difficulry FOR SALE *catch 'n' Winn country in western Africa. Passes, and skis 792 1570 20 Strip of leather on and could possibly hit two is now taking applications tor Full and Richard Hervey, a 1972 Tech graduate and former 23 Office of Economic MODERN Mmor Boot 8. Shoe Repair. 51 ACRES weekend retreat, 36 miles Part time Restaurant or Cocktail or three other people, Stuart Development (ab,) .1706 Boston Ave. 10 per cent discount member of APO, is teaching school in the Ghana community from Lubbock, much potential. Quail, Lounge employees. Experience helpful 24 African antelope 16 He was (lat.) Leather soles. 20 per cent discount said. 38 A challenge dove, turkey. Just under Caprock. Huge but not necessary. Apply In Person. 1625 and has asked members of the Tech university to help collect 26 Strongboxes 19 Rubber soles 40 Process of concrete storage tank. J O (Jim/ Smith. University. Both weapons and am- 28 South American sloth (two words) grooming oneself the books. 795.4665, 744 4237. VMS STAMPS•CASH 29 Tangle 21 Special hairdo 41 Golf pro Lee munition are furnished by 11 S5 toaster, ironing board. bird cage The books will be collected during the APO lost and found 31 Golf pro Lee 22 Irritate 44 Light producing WHATABURGER $250 record player, gas-electric heaters, officers in Lubbock's Sheriff's 33 Catch (coll.) 25 Radiologist's devices sale, today and Thursday in the University Center's Blue AMPEX 2161 Bidirectional recorder. bed frame. $15 kerosene heater, Duncan 35 Range bag 47 Liquefy RESTAURANT Office. The only requirement famous AMPEX quality, two speakers. Fife table, hydraulic take, chest. S25 Room. A special area will be set aside there for book 36 A certain small beetle 27 Slender and 49 Graceful rhythm good condition. $200. Advocate 101, ()ably auto tape player. lawn mower, adding is the pistol be .32 caliber or 39 Creme de la crème graceful (var.) is now hiring part time employees for collection from 9:30-11:30 a.m. and 1:30-3:30 p.m. 52 I love (Lat.) system. 590.00. 762.1741 machine. refrigerator. TV. S50 electric 42 For example (at,.) 30 Slander new restaurant opening soon on 50th. above, said Albert Smith, 54 Thick black liquid typewriter. motor scooter. $100 portable An APO spokesman said sophomore and freshman 43 Actor George 32 Part of the human skull Street Call manager 792 0429 or come by 57 Kind of railway color TV. chief deputy. 45 Implement Whataburger, 4001 34th. science books are needed most, especially physics books. 34 Olympic sport (coll.) FOR SALE: Telescope, 4 in. Refractor, 110673rd, 7449672 4201 Ave. H. 7622552 The state furnishes both 46 Kind of cat 36 Relax (two 58 Concerning Equitorial mount, Clock Drive, 48 Permitted by law words) 60 Yale University EyepieceS, 1.500, 799•5527 weapons and ammunition to 50 Nest in Normandy 37 Market places (ah.) Highway Patrolmen. The 51 Synthetic product used FOR RENT JUTOMOBILES in making plastics FOUR A 60 13 General "Grabber" handgun supplied is a .357 350 HONDA SL. excellent condition. 53 Discharge Tires. Fit on factory or wider wheels. NEED roommate 564 00 monthly ' Where it's at magnum, with the type of 55 French article MEM unn 570.00 Call 746 6616. block from tech. /67 4622 alter 7 p.m. 5475. or best offer Call Bill 763 5446 56 Golf pro Arnie OEM MEW Sam 5 m WEDNESDAY ammunition dependent on the 59 Golf pro Gary 61 Long scarf •u APTS. Married couples, 1 bdrm. fur- Tech Artist Series. Alirio Diaz, classical guitarist. MINIM MOM GROOVY New 1974 Honda MT 750 contractor, said Sgt. John NEW Lloyds Stereo turntable, FM nished. Bills paid. Laundry & pool. No 62 Swagger Elsinore. Extremely low mileage Street UC Ballroom, 8:15 p.m. in MEM OM Stereo speakers 675.00 Call 797 1998 pets Tech Village, 7902 3rd Place. 762- Mason. Both jacketed and Legal. Adult Owned. Reasonable 747. 2233; University Village, 3102 4th, 763- Cinematheque. "The Third Man" and newsreel. soft-point bullets are pur- DOWN Mal 2290 nun ME 8822; Varsity Village 3002 4th, 762.1256 7:30 p.m. in Biology Lecture Hall. chased 1 Roman god of Mai IMMINOMM aviculture SUPER Conn E Flat alto Sax Used only * want to sell FRIDAY University Police Chief Bill 2 Greek letter MEM a few months. Sacral ice 5245.00 Call 746 Me your car * 3 Wane 6616 "The Tragical History of Dr. Faustus," University Daniels said the campus force 1,2 Bedroom apts. 3 bedroom Check us out 4 Interjection IMMO nun townhouses. S110 to $160 a mo., all bills A MEMBER OF CAP Theatre. is given .357 magnum 5 Slight hollows paid. furnished or unfurnished, shag ME MEMO ME 18th d TEXAS AVE 747-2754 6 Medical specialty carpet, central heat & air, laundry Tech Chamber Orchestra, 8:15 p.m. Westrninister revolvers and .38-caliber MACS: I set of 4 appliance-Plating facilities, heated swimming pool. Call (coll.) MEM den MI mags. S lug holes, 135.00 each. Excellent Peter at 747.3647 Presbyterian Church, ammunition. The University 7 Note of scale shape. Call 744.4101. MEM MEM ME Lubbock Auto Co Inc Will sell it for you SATURDAY Police forbid use of the .357 8 Prefix meaning three and handle all details See Wayne 9 River in Spain 'MEM MINIM Canup, Dealer, for information. 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1111$ Mike Hallmark Pirates' homers sink Dodgers By JACK STEVENSON bottom of the third. for the baseball playoffs and Pittsburgh's big first inning (rsNo' AP Sports Writer They got only one more hit Emory express also for Dodger Stadium, with a single to right and took I_ LOS ANGELES (AP) — off the 6-foot-4 hurler — a line watched under skies that second on Manny Sanguillen's Pittsburgh's batting power drive single to center by remained leaden most of the At this point in time Aggie Coach Emory Bellard is better ground out. exploded with first-inning Russell in the seventh. When afternoon even though the known as the man who designed the wishbone offense than But Bob Robertson home runs by Willie Stargell Kison began losing his threat of rain faded. anything else. However, if Bellard was able to pick his fame grounded to first baseman and Richie Hebner that sharpness in the seventh, he The Dodgers struggled on I'd imagine he'd rather be known as the man who led the Steve Garvey who threw propelled the Pirates to a 7-0 was relieved by southpaw offense and went to pieces in Texas Aggies out of the wilderness. And Bellard may very behind the pitcher for an victory over the Los Angeles Ramon Hernandez, who gave the field, committing five well get his wish. error, allowing the runner to Dodgers Tuesday and kept up two more hits in com- errors, the most ever in a In many ways Tech's Jim Carlen and A&M's Bellard are reach base. Then Hebner them alive in the National pleting the shutout. playoff game. brothers in similarity of situation. They both came in and promptly drove another ball League playoff. A crowd of 55,953, a record Rennie Stennett led off into the right field stands. took over athletic programs that had loads of potential but The victory left the Dodgers had not reached it. Both of these gentlemen are vigorous holding a 2-1 advantage in the individuals who dedicated themselves to their task and both best-of-five series, which are now showing results for their toil. Both are almost continues Wednesday in Los Blue smokes Orioles 1 -0 demigods in their part of the state, which means there are Angeles. By HAL BOCK three now counting Darrell Royal down at Texas. The good to beat Baltimore's Jim Palmer, who Pittsburgh's vaunted bats AP Sports Writer matched him almost batter-for-batter in this closeness of the SWC race this season will serve notice that were silenced without an this state ain't big enough for all three. BALTIMORE (AP) — Lefthander Vida tense pitching duel on a beautiful, sunny day. extra-base hit in the first two Blue fired a brilliant two-hitter and Sal Palmer finished with a four-hitter. Carlen and his forces have already won the showdown games, but the Pirates made with the Longhorns which establishes the Raiders as Kings of Bando's fourth-inning home run gave Palmer made only one mistake all day some loud noises 'Tuesday, Oakland a 1-0 victory over Baltimore in the and it cost him the game. It came in the fourth the SWC Hill at least temporarily. However, Carlen and the bombing lefthander Doug Rau Raiders will not be playing on their own hill as they will have third game of baseball's American League inning against Bando, who proved earlier in off the mound in the opening playoffs Tuesday. this series that you can't make a mistake to go down to Aggieland and play in the home of the jokes. inning. Still, nobody is laughing at the Aggies anymore. The victory gave the A's a 2-1 edge in the against him and get away with it. Both Stargell's three-run best-of-five series. Oakland will try and clinch Bill North had opened the A's fourth with In the years before Bellard's arrival the Aggie's homer and Hebner's two-run generally wandered around the second division of the SWC a third straight AL title in Game Four a fly to left fielder Don Baylor. That brought blast wound up in the left field Wednesday. with Jim "Catfish" Hunter op- up Bando, who had homered in the second except for 1967 when they went to the Cotton Bowl. Prior to pavilion, about 390 feet from that one had to go back to the days of Bear Bryant (mid posing Baltimore's Mike Cuellar. game of the series after an error gave him an home plate and gave the If Hunter matches the performance Blue extra swing against Dave McNally. 1950's) to find another winning season by Old Army. Pirates a quick 5-0 lead. But Bellard has changed all that. He chucked his juniors gave, the A's can start planning on another Palmer worked carefully to the stockily - The Pirates added two more World Series. built A's captain and strung the count to three and seniors when he arrived in favor of playing freshman and runs in the third. Hebner sophomores from the great recruiting classes of 1972-73. Vida, virtually unhittable, retired the balls and two strikes. Now Bando began Lend a hand knocked in one of them, before first 11 batters he faced and permitted only a protecting the plate, fouling off pitch after Bellard suffered through a season with a lot of young the Dodgers collected their ballplayers and young mistakes last season but he feels it Tech defensive end Louis Jones (84) tries to pair of widely spaced singles to Bobby Grich pitch until he finally got the one he wanted. first hit off right-hander Bruce in the fourth inning and Don Baylor in the was worth it because this is supposed to be the Year of the block OSU's Charlie Weatherbie's (15) pass as When he did, the third baseman got all of Kison on an infield grounder seventh. Blue had seven strikeouts and didn't it, sending the ball high and far into the left Aggie! linebacker Charlie Beery (57) looks on. by shortstop Bill Russell in the Word from A&M has it that Bellard promised his alumni walk a batter. field stands. Baylor never moved on it. the SWC championship this season or next. He can make The Oakland southpaw had to be that Blue made that slim, single run stand up. major strides in accomplishing his promise by whipping the Raiders on national television Saturday. Sooners close in on OSU The only people prepared to argue with the Emory Express are the Tech Red Raiders. They know they have a By The Associated Press and broadcasters. Texas A&M, upset by Kansas tough job to do whipping the Aggies down in College Station The Oklahoma Sooners, as Ohio State was named first last week, 28-10. but the pervasive philosophy seems to be "do what you do-do explosive as a tornado, moved on 33 ballots and received Notre Dame advanced to well." The Raiders are worried a little about the size of the closer to top-ranked Ohio 1,144 points of a possible 1,220. sixth, Southern California Aggie offensive and defensive front. State in The Associated Press The Big Ten Conference jumped two spots to seventh "They are very physical," said Carlen of the Aggies," college football poll this week. powerhouse clobbered and Florida moved up from and we're not. We don't have a big offensive line of scrim- Oklahoma crushed Wake Washington State 42-7 last 13th to eighth. mage and have trouble against big teams as Oklahoma State Forest 63-0 last Saturday and Saturday. showed. This is our third physical team of the year and we received 24 first-place ballots Texas Tech and Auburn, are a little beat up and that concerns me. It should be a good and 1,124 points from a panel Alabama and Michigan 10th and 11th, respectively a ball game come Saturday." of the nation's sports writers remained third and fourth, week ago, round out the Top respectively, with 'Barra Ten. receiving one first-place vote Owls, Hogs make adjustments and 958 points and Michigan 1. Ohio St. 4.0.0 1,144 2. Okla. 10.0 1,124 By The Associated Press starting quarterback in three games this two ballots for the top spot and 3 Alabama 4.0-0 958 893 points. 4. Michigan 4.0-0 893 Rice and Arkansas shifted their lineups season. 5. Nebraska 310 664 Tuesday in preparation for Saturday's SWC 6. Notre Dame 3-1-0 485 The other first-place vote 7. So Cal 2.1-0 431 weekend warfare due to injuries to several Injuries are beginning to affect the 8. Florida 4.0.0 418 went to Auburn, which jumped 9. Texas Tech key players. Razorbacks for the first time this year. 3-0-1 411 a notch from 11th to 10th 10. Auburn 400 395 II. No. Car St. 5.0-0 327 Former scout team quarterback Claud Several key players are on the injured list Larry Jayra• following a 3-0 victory over 12 Arizona 4.0 0 229 Photo by Reed will start for the Owls when they play this week following the Razorbacks' 49-0 Miami of Florida. 13 Wisconsin 3.1.0 174 Palmer power the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame. victory over Texas Christian University. 14. 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