Red Raiders' title hopes gone; fall to SMU Mustangs 85-80

By MIKE McMAHAN but we just wouldn't take them." momentum. Knolle was to can 30 as their five losses have come Sports Writer The game was tied seven times points before the end to lead Gene away from home. throughout the contest, but the Phillips who pumped in 28. "It was a disheartening loss," Head Rice Coach Don Knodel Raiders were only able to take the At this point, Phillips went to the said Bass. We needed it for the title became the proud parent of a lead once early in the first half. floor after attempting a rebound race, and we just couldn't get it Southwest Conference Champion The Mustangs could do no wrong in and was helped to the bench. With going. We played badly." at approximately 9:50 p.m. the opening period partly due to the Phillips out, Tech tied the game up Bass continued, "We lost our Saturday night as Bob Bass rebounding and hot shooting of two more times at 57 and 63, but composure out there. Our guards witnessed the death of a season Pony forward Gene Phillips. after that it was the Mustangs to never went to the boards to get in long dream at about the same The hot shooting of Phillips along the finish. After Phillips returned close to the bucket. We couldn't time. with the other Mustangs, gave the Raiders could come no closer have won the game if we had gone Southern Methodist University SMU a twelve point lead 49-37 at than 74-72 at the 6:02 mark. on for three or four hours, because defeated the Tech Red Raiders 85- half time. The Mustangs began to hit again we just didn't play well enough." 80 at Moody Coliseum in The Raiders managed only to with the shooting of guards Bobby "All I can do now is look ahead," Dallas and with the defeat the shoot a lousy 36 per cent from the Harrison and Bobby Rollings, as Bass said. "We face Baylor Raiders title hopes are as far away field in the first half with the the Raiders weren't able to buy a Tuesday night and we have got to as from Lubbock to Houston. Mustangs shooting a hot 55 per bucket, or steal a rebound. get ready. They are the only team The Raiders can now only hope cent. In the rebounding department A last ditch effort by the Raiders that we haven't beaten this year for a piece of the runner-up spot the Ponies grabbed 28 to Tech's 13. just didn't work and the game and it would be nice to close the along with Texas A&M who was It didn't take long for Tech to get ended on a 30 foot jump shot made season with a win against them." defeated by Baylor 70-68 in Waco. back in the ball game though as the by guard Steve Miller to pull Tech The loss gives the Raiders an 8-5 Rice defeated TCU 82-73 in two guards, Steve Williams and within five at 85-80. record which puts them in a tie for Houston to go two games in the Greg Lowery finally began to hit. It is hard to put a finger on why second place in the conference conference lead with only one Five minutes deep in the half the Raiders played so badly but it along with Texas A&M who faces remaining. Lowery went to the foul line certainly wasn't the crowd Rice Tuesday night. "We just made too many trailing by two 55-53. He sank both element. Almost half of the stands Rice will meet the New Mexico HIGH POINT MAN—Tech forward Gene Knolle scored 30 points to be mistakes," said Raider Coach Bob shots to even the score. Gene were Tech fans and they were up to State Aggies Saturday night in the the high point man in Tech's futile last-ditch effort to stay in the SWC Bass. "We had enough chances to Knolle began to rebound for the their usual standards, loud. Tech NCAA regional playoff in Fort Conference race Saturday night against SMU. The Mustangs won the take the lead and go out in front, Raiders and Tech gained a little has found it hard to win on the road Worth. contest 85-80 to leave Tech tied with Texas A&M for second place. THE UNIVERSITY DAILY, VOLUME 45 Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas, Monday, March 2, 1970 NUMBER 101 Court doesn't act on local obscenity cases

DALLAS (AP )—A three-judge temporary restraining order to had been challenged. The three judges questioned both Friedman has tried obscenity their premises. He said federal court Friday abstained prevent enforcement of the state The same three judges ruled an Friedman and Asst. Texas Atty. cases in various states and said enforcement of the law had a from action after a hearing in law until the Texas Supreme Court earlier Texas law unconstitutional Gen. Lonnie Zweimer, who handled just before Friday's abstention "chilling effect" on the possessor which plaintiffs asked that the acts on the statute's because it did not define the defendants' case, at length on ruling that he had "never lost that violated his First Amendment state obscenity statute be declared constitutionality. "obscenity." their views. one." freedoms. unconstitutional. The hearings involved Attorney Mel Friedman of The Texas Supreme Court will Judge Hughes once smilingly In the courtroom were Dist. At the same time, the court kept consolidated cases from Lubbock, Houston argued in Friday's act on the statute's interrupted Zweimer to ask if he Atty. Tom Curtis of Amarillo, jurisdiction in the four cases it Amarillo and Dallas in which the hearing that the current law was constitutionality in the case of had rather not use the term Potter County Judge Naomi heard in combination by issuing a constitutionality of the state law "over broad in its definition of Texas vs. Steve Scott and Cinne "judicial interpretation" rather Harney, Lubbock County Dist. distribution" and contended that it Arts Theatres in which state Dist. than the "judicial amendments." Atty. Blair Cherry Jr., and Tom meant that a man giving his wife a Judge Temple Driver of Wichita he had just mentioned. He Purdom, Lubbock County attorney. Rules changes also book in their bedroom could violate Falls recently ruled the law apologized amid laughter from the In one of the two Lubbock cases, the law as written. unconstitutional. panel and courtroom spectators. authorities seized 1,100 books and Friedman contended that the It was argued by Zwiemer that Friedman contended that search magazines last year. Another statute violated the freedoms the case would be before the and seizure aspects of the Texas arrest followed an arrest for guaranteed in the First state's highest court within 90 days law hinted at prior guilt of a possession of allegedly obscene on Wednesday ballot Amendment to the U.S. and that the federal court should defendant and that a right to films. Constitution. wait until the state court had had a possess obscene films or literature The Dallas case was a challenge New Student Association officers, a Tech Union Ballroom, March 3, Coronado chance to act. as provided in recent U.S. Supreme by bookstore owners or employes. change in the student code of affairs Room and March 4 in the Mesa Room. HEARING WERE U.S. District court decisions was equal to a right The Amarillo case involved an prohibiting racial discrimination, and two Senate elections are March 11 and Judge Sarah T. Hughes of Dallas, THE COURT in effect agreed of transfer or distribution. establishment called the Adult amendments concerning the student material will be available on March 9 in the U.S. District Judge Hal Woodward Book Store where officers picked Supreme Court will be brought to the Coronado Room and March 10 in the with Zweimer's argument, but consideration of the students in elections Ballroom. of Lubbock and Judge Irving Judge Woodward complimented THIS WAS TRUE, he contended, up books and magazines for Wednesday. Material for the cheerleader elections to Goldberg of the 5th U.S. Circuit Friedman "on your case" and told if the movie house or the evidence. The remainder of the Voting places are the Business be April 8 will be available in the Coronado Court of Appeals of New Orleans. him, "We all enjoyed listening to bookseller used reasonable books and magazines was shipped Administration Building, Tech Union, Civil Room April 6, 7 and 8. Judge Woodward presided. your presentation." restraint and kept minors from back to the publisher. and Mechanical Engineering Building and the English Building. Votes may be cast at each dorm between 5.30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. THE ADDITION to the Code of Student Affairs states, "No recognized student Presidential candidates air platforms organization at Texas Tech University is permitted to restrict membership in that MIKE ANDERSON in the way of an information service for the "Secondly I feel the duty of president is to we need to work more closely with them, and I think it is the presidents job to do organization solely on the basis of race, The big issue of the race for president of students, perhaps through the business represent the students to the help them in every way possible and get this." creed or national origin." the Student Association, is experience, manager. Information would be available administration. That is our power, our more financial support from them. The two amendments outline the GRANT R. FOREMAN Mike Anderson candidate for the office on such subjects as the draft and family influence." "Secondly, the bookstore. The bookstore composition and length of terms of student said. planning. The Union has talked about this I Anderson has served as a Student Senator was originally intended to use the profits to The fact that the relationship of the Supreme Court judges. "When you look at this election the real know but I don't know what happened on for three years, president pro-tem of the finance the Student Union and a few other Student Senate to the administration is that Article IV, Section 2 says, "The Supreme thing is the experience of the three it." Senate, chairman of the Judiciary things. However for 30 or so years they have of a child to a parent is the main concern of Court shall be composed of a Chief Justice candidates. This means experience in Anderson said student apathy was a Committee, two years on the Union the bookstore profits pledged to pay for the Grant Foreman, senior presidential and four Associate Judges. They shall be dealing with the administration, faculty and problem but that until you can show Leadership Board, chairman this year, dorms. candidate of the Student Association. appointed by the President of the Student with the students. students value in student government, it member of the Union Board, two years on "Therefore I think the student association Foreman said, "If the administration Association, with the advise and consent of seems to be a continuing problem. the Code of Students Affairs Committee, should look into the possibility of setting up likes a bill they say okay. If not, they tell the the Senate, by two-thirds of those present "IT IS ONE THING to study the facts and "I hope to overcome some of this through Chairman of Union Expansion Committee, a cooperative bookstore like at the Senate that it did not act with maturity and and voting." theorize what to do, but it is another to appointments to committees. Perhaps if member of the Housing Commission and University of Texas," stated Miss Ely in understanding. They don't want us to be ARTICLE IV, Section 4 states that a actually have dealt with these problems and there were black students appointed and the Name-Change Commission. explaining how she would finance various conscious of the fact that they let us do member once appointed may serve as long to know what has been done and who to go non greeks, they would feel represented. programs for the campus. things because it is our right." as he is enrolled in school and maintains the to. "I would like to make a place for many ELATA ELY When asked if student service fees should To Foreman, the only issue of the election requirements listed in Section 3. Anderson stressed as an important part of more students in student government. be increased, Miss Ely replied, "Only as a is whether the Student Senate has any The dates and places that campaigning his platform, placing emphasis on Increased financial support from Ex- "When Jay i Thompson ) was selecting his last resort should the fees be increased. I power. He feels "the reason for the farce of material will be available to workers for academics. "I think that it would be a good Students Association, employment of a cabinet, he announced that anyone think we pay a lot for what little we get the student government is the lack of executive office elections are March 2, idea to let students take part in planning the resident psychiatrist, employment of a interested should come by and talk with now." power." lawyer to represent students, increased curriculum. I also think we should do more him. The problem was that not enough "As The University Daily pointed out investigation of interdisciplinary courses. I Health Center facilities, and expansion of people applied. When you go out looking for some of the scholastic fraternities and FOREMAN WENT on to say that the only know the honors program was considering the Student Union Building and activities WRC election people to fill the positions you don't go sororities refuse to come to this campus way to remedy this situation is to take the are several sections of Elata Ely's platform the idea of bringing outside professors in to places you don't know about. I would like to because of the lack of an academic administration to court whenever it violates lecture on different subjects but I think this for President. go to some of these harder to find people atmosphere. I think we should use some of the rights of the student. would be great for everyone." In stating her qualifications for President and get them interested." the money to contact the high schools More active people involved in union candidate filing of the associated student body, Miss Ely Anderson also said he favored the idea of through the Student Association. We need to committees and programs is what Foreman having a pre-registration poll to find out said, "For the past three or four years, I sat ANDERSON ALSO said he did not raise our academic level before we try any feels is needed. "The administration what students needed in the way of courses around like most of the students and griped anticipate any changes in the size of the more academic recruiting. We also need to doesn't have the money to expand union for the coming semester. about the things going on - on the campus begins today cabinet. "I would like to give the members improve our graduate schools on campus." facilities. They spend it on Astroturf." "This would let teachers plan sections that we didn't like. This next year will be more responsibility to work with a certain said Miss Ely in discussing expanded "The banning of the Catalyst is Filing begins today and continues through and provide the needed courses. Some my last year on campus and I've decided administrator in whatever area he is in academic recruiting. abhorrant," in the opinion of Foreman. He March 17 for The Women's Residence schools have computerized pre-registration that if anything is going to get done, I'm charge of, instead of having the president is one of the plaintiffs sueing Tech officials Council elections to be March 24. where you fill out some cards and you get going to have to do it myself. POINTING OUT A section on her see to each one of these." on the basis of the 1st, 6th, 9th and 14th Applications for president, vice your schedule back but I don't think Tech is "My two major qualifications are that platform cont•—ning a student as a voting Anderson also said he was in favor of amendments. president, secretary-treasurer and ready for this yet.- I'm a Tech student and that I care. I'm member of the Board of Regents, Miss Ely having the student-faculty committees Foreman believes racism extends far judiciary chairman are available in the sincerely interested in getting these things said, "There are no restrictions or report to the president. "I think it would be beyond color. "I'd like to see an end to dorm offices. The forms should be returned STUDENTS WORKING on campus and accomplished, I think I can because I requirements on who may be appointed to good to require that they make a report to discrimination between colors, sexes, to the Housing Office community problems was also mentioned haven't spent these past three years beating the Board of Regents. The student body at the president of the Student Association to religions, sub-cultures, everything." The as a goal by Anderson. This would give my head against the wall like some of the large could elect one member to represent keep the lines of communication going." only way to end racism is to take people to rANDIDATES FOR president and vice students practical experience in working people who have had so many offices. They them. After electing this student, we could As for his views on the responsibility of court. "Racism is the nature of people president must have previously been a with these areas. have been told no so often that they have talk to the governor. Have the governor the president, Anderson said he saw the everywhere." member of WRC, junior or senior level, 2.5 "Many candidates are stressing the idea lost some of their enthusiasm and their appoint this student since it would require duties as twofold. "I also want the job for the $200.00 a gpa last semester and a 2.0 overall. of a lawyer on retainer but I'm not sure I'm drive. 1 haven't and I think I can get things no change in the law." month and because I want power." Candidates must also be residing in the for this. Paying out say $100 a month, I don't "FIRST IN WORKING with student done. Miss Ely concluded, "There is one thing Perhaps more important he hopes to dorms now and next year. think we would be getting enough out of a government, pushing people to see thay are paramount in my mind. A thing called leave behind "a change in the way the Secretary-treasurer and judiciary lawyer to warrant this. Working on retainer working on getting problems solved, "THE MAIN PROBLEM in this apathy. Most of the candidates have been administration sees the students. We are chairman candidates should have I don't think he could devote enough time in encouraging good feelings and good work campaign is how you finance anything. around the past several nights speaking to dorms or to anyone who will listen The adults. I hope the administration will see us previously been on WRC, served as a dorm writing a few letters to support paying this from the people involved, setting the There are set up proposals that I am looking average turnout has been from 0 to 15. This as adults and treat not only us istudents), legislator or on the dorm advisory council. much. attitude for the whole of student into. We don't receive nearly enough money hurts to realize that there is no concern on but also the faculty and employes of Tech, Grade point requirements are the same as government and in keeping people from our Ex-Students Association as do this campus. Something has got to be done with justice for president and vice president. DO SUPPORT the idea of having more optimistic about what we can do. other campuses of comparable size. I think

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1-:- . comments: The Guadalajara Summer School, a fully accredited University of Arizona pro- it I gram, will offer, Jun* 29 to August 8, art, folklore, geography, history, politi- df_ci cal science, language and literature courses. Tuition, $160; board and room, $155. n Write Dr. Juan B. Roel, Office of Summer Session, University of Arizona, Tuc- son, Arizona 85721. rrn Concerned! .. —, .- End the war of labels / The Lucky Rill Drive-In Restaurant s f o a This is the week—student The independents like to tell truthfully, some fraternity and members are out hawking the ., ., > officer elections are here, and people that Greeks are do-nothing sorority senators are among the product all over campus, but if SPECIAL BIG BURGER 40c with them another barrage of conservatives whose only interest stupidest clods I have ever met, the voters were objective they Now I I am • I am Sunday thru Thursday shellfire between the is self-interest. "Get rid of the but that doesn't mean they are all would vote for quality rather than Open 11 am • 2 am Friday and Saturday independents and the Greeks. beer-bust boys," they say, "and that way. quantity. One Block East of Univ. Ave on 4th St. 2402 4th P02-4051 It's unfortunate, but the biggest everything will be great." (Or should I say we? A letter When it comes right down to o . * O campaign issue this time centers As the man said, all writer last Thursday looked at the real campaigning the Greeks t around these labels. The secret generalizations are false, my picture and figured out I was have no more of an advantage cor—Crow slogans are "Don't let the freaks including this one. Getting rid of a Greek. I always thought I than the independents. It only into office" and "Get rid of those the Greeks won't solve things, looked more like an Arab. takes one man to climb up on the f rat rats." Too few are the people and electing some independents Anyway, if I'm a "plastic" Greek bench outside the SUB and talk. The- About whaR who look at the candidates won't ruin Delta Sigma Zeta. he's a rubber Trojan. ) Hopefully the candidates this objectively. Only one change is needed, and By the same standard, there time will use the chance to speak Spence. The automatic assumption on that is for the electorate to try to are many non-Greeks in the not only at the forum Wednesday R the part of many fraternity and assess the candidates on their Senate and running for office who afternoon but all during the week. eitoot sorority members, and a theory merits rather than affiliation or would be great, and some who are This is the best campaigning 4 which is privately boosted by lack of it. so silly they belong to the anyone can do, and it's a good astir IMPROVEMENT. About' .0ne way 4-his campus their candidates in some cases, is This election has already chimpanze family. opportunity to reach quite a few °MODELINg. that the ''wierdo-pinko-faggots" degenerated into a battle of The fraternities and sororities people. Let's end the war of is riArs, 431e S-1.4den4 Sena4e; are anti-fraternity, and will work smear tactics. Greeks have been do have an advantage over labels and vote for the best to abolish them. branded as dinosaurs. To speak independents because their candidates. A pa-khy.•• r---4.;,; 4 Letters To The Editor •

Calls for 'Black and White Night 07 n / , In answer, of sorts, to Mr. country all their lives and formed always had a blast, but there a Black-White Night at the SUB? Grogan's letter of Feb. 24, 1970, their views from their were 2 things wrong at each No series discussions, just a all I can say is that I for one am traditionally anti-Negro parents. party. First, we were the only dance. We can have country, acid sorry. Regretfully, I couldn't find Just think how many sentences whites there. There are two rock, and soul music all together. anything in Jackie's letter that they heard that started, "Those reasons for this; 11 Whites tend to Hopefully this would lead to other wasn't true. I have been a damn niggers. . ." and "Those stay away from these parties, gatherings and if we're not member of the white majority for lazy niggers. .", during their (They don't know what they are careful we might find out that we 1613 AvE.M 762-8593 formative years. I'm not making iki‘l t k _L 20 years now, and for that reason missing.) 2) A large number of like each other. ski Are you a selucienk I realize that I could never excuses for them, but the Black these parties are very exclusive. Jackie, if you think that it understand the problem of the has to understand the depth of If you don't have a rich dark tan, might have possibilities let's in ere ? Blacks fully. One thing is clear, what he is fighting here. you won't get in. The second thing start the ball rolling and at least our past treatment of them ( there that wasn't too cool was the try. I go using that word) is The biggest obstacle we face handshake. The name itself is Boinunr's inexcusable. here at Tech is getting White and condemning, "Blackpower". Why Bob Luchsinger Black acquainted. I made the couldn't the name be amended to 137 Gaston Hall the finest place to live off campus No! n_n But there is one thing that friendship of Mr. McCowan last Black and White Power? ( or even i gnaw, Blacks must understand. The year (Treas. of SOUL) and have Grey Power ) •H-H-P++4-4 -I-Pi -1-P -H -1-14 50 per month majority of the students at Tech since been to a number of "Soul What I would like to propose to Take an UN-Tour 99 have lived in this part of the Parties", My date and I have SOUL is this: Why don't we have

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Dr. Charles Geist Jazz trumpeter 21 faculty to participate Optometrist Contact Lenses 1320 Main SI. P054077 Across East from plays for festival in 1970 science meeting Wass Texas Hospital 29 Bats of Texas caves, clock sciences Dr. Russell W. journalism, will explore "Clock DAYS Guest clinicisn for the 3rd and a charter member of the arithmetic and string figures, Strandtmann, professor of Arithmetic and String Figures" Annual Texas Tech Stage Band Lubbock Symphony. JAPAN polar mites and other topics will biology, will discuss north and for a section on science '899 Festival, sponsored by Phi Mu Edwards will also appear with SUMMER • 4 COLLEGE CREDITS be discussed by 21 Tech faculty south polar mites. Participating education. Alpha Music Fraternity, will be the Tech Stage Band in concert on SAN FRANCISCO STATE COLLEGE members participating in the with him will be Don Pittard, a Others participating include: in one of the outstanding jazz artists Friday in the Municipal In depth vacation enjoyment and study 73rd annual meeting of the Texas teacher of science in Tahoka, who mathematics, T.A. Watkins, T.L. of Japan's history, politics, economics, of the day, Clark Terry. Auditorium. education, religion and arts. SFSC pro- Academy of Science, (TAS). worked with Strandtmann both in Boullion, James Ward, T.O. fessor administers gasses, but lectures Advanced tickets for the are by leading Japanese educators. Since joining NBC's staff in The meeting will be Thursday Antarctica and Alaska. Lewis and Vadim Komkov; in the concerts, which are scheduled for Enroll for credit or as auditor, and re- 1960, Terry has frequently been through Saturday at Angelo State Strandtmann also will present a physical sciences, Y.N. Kim, quest pass/fall or alphabetical grades. 8:00 p.m. each night, may be seen on the "Tonight Show" and University, San Angelo. film on the "Summer Activities Kamal Das Gupta, Magne Price Includes Oakland/Tokyo round- purchared at Earl Ray Music Co. trip via Jet charter flight (based on has become a featured member Chairman of the mathmatics of the Adelie Penguin in Kristiansen, Marion 0. Hagler 100% occupancy), first-class hotels, Price of the tickets is $1.00 each train and motor coach Japan travel, of Skitch Henderson's orchestra. department, Patrick Odell, is Antarctica". and David K. Ferry; in earth and entitles the holder to transportation and admission to Expo Besides his duties as clinician, TAS vice president for Dr. Robert L. Packard, sciences, Rae L. Harris, James '70, extensive sightseeing, guides, admission to any or all of the baggage handling, tips, transfers, etc. Terry will appear in concert with mathematics and will preside professor of biology, along with R. Craig, Deskin H. Shurbet and Hong Kong optional. Land arrange- functions of the festival. ments operated by: the Tech Stage Band on Saturday, over and present a paper for that Tony R. Mollhagen, will discuss G.R. Keller; in social sciences, The Zeta Sigma chapter of Phi HOWARD TOURS in Municipal Auditorium. section. "Bats of Texas Caves" for the Herbert W. Grubb of Tech's Mu Alpha Sinfonia elected and OF OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA Director Dan M. Wells of the environmental sciences section. agricultural economics faculty Judges for the two day festival inducted a new slate of officers APPLY: Or Jack R. Strange; Chair- Water Resources Center will be a In addition to a paper for the and also of the Division of man, Dept. of Psychology; Southern will be Dave Edwards, a leading wednesday night. Those who will panelist for a Friday luncheon mathematics section, Dr. Ali R. Planning and Coordination,, Methodist University; Dallas, texas educator from Chicago, who has be serving for the next year are 75205 discussion on how scientists can Amir-Moez, professor of Office of the Governor. previously played with the Glenn president. Chris King; vice- help plan a statewide water Miller Orchestra; Joel Leach, president, Donnie Brasher; scheme. assistant professor of music at corresponding secretary, Tommy In sessions on biological San Fernando Valley State Glazener; treasurer, Ron Enns; College and formerly of the Tech recording secretary, Mike Burt; Series opens music department; and Mark executive alumni secretary, This "patch" Anthony, professional trombonist Randy Driver; warden, Ray from the Lubbock area who was a Owens; and historian, Lloyd to suggestions former first trombonist at Tech Lebow. Today's tot's toys from students Col. Haynes M. Baumgardner. 4' GUEST CLINICIAN—Clark Terry, a jazz musician, chairman of the Tech University will be on campus for Tech's Stage Band Festival. Speakers Committee, has called r offer supernatural He is sponsored by Phi Mu Alpha Music Fraternity. upon students to submit He is a guest clinician and will perform with the stage suggestions for speakers to the University Speaker Series. NEW YORK (AP 1—This is the features a magnetic pointer that band in concert. dawning of the age of the occult helps players tell their own The committee, Baumgardner for small fry. fortunes. The package reads, said, is developing its slate of The 850 manufacturers "Test your powers of speakers for the 1970-71 school participating in the 67th annual clairvoyancy, telepathy and Irei It I f f " II- • Raider Roundup year and "in order for the u5-stit t4,4#:0 twit 14 -41.. ;74ff 4,1 t• -A4.44 ere ip• 104 '41, American Toy Fair offered precognition." committee to meet its §0444-iiiiiii.; games and other playthings A similar game, "The Mystery UNIVERSITY DAILY POSITIONS collected will be donated to the Salvation responsibilities i n covering every possible aspect of Zodiac," from another company, Applications for Advertising Manager or Arms. March 17 who will then distribute it accommodating the educational Editor of the University Daily for the 1970.71 to the needy Food may be placed in barrels witchcraft, the Zodiac, astrology has a plastic wizard with needs of large campus groups, - ^O. school year may be picked up in room 102 of located outside the Arms Room in the Social , and the supernatural. The fair magnetic wand to aid the fortune- the Journalism Building between 8 a.m and Science Building or given to any Arms ROTC has issued a call for suggestions. it /AY ire officially opens in New York telling process. Players spin a noon and between I p.m and 5 p m daily Cadet The Food Drive Committee is t fe composed of John Conner. chairman Sunday. Some manufacturers disc, starting from a point Gordon Adcock. Mark Baird and George Suggestions may be addressed displayed their wares for determined by their birthdates. ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN STUDENTS Davenport. assistant: to the University Speakers Series. newsmen and buyers last week. Most of these games will retail AWS will have a general meeting •" Texas Tech University, P.O. Box Wednesday at 5 p m in Lecture Hall 7 in the There were indications at the for about $5, spokesmen for the basement of the BA Building PSY CHI 4033. Lubbock. Texas 79409. fair of a coming trend in companies said. ••• Pss Chi, national psiichologs honorary will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesdas Dr Cogan will Baumgardner said that the environmental games stressing ROTC FOOD DRIVE present a film Applications for membership Randolph P. Barton, executive committee is responsible for various kinds of pollution The Scabbard and Blade Is sponsoring a will be available at the meeting All vice president of Parker Brothers food drive lodes through March 17 The food members and interested persons are invited planning. scheduling and cleanups. One game, encourages Inc., predicted at a press preview presenting each academic year a youngsters to clean up litter. identifies of the toy fair that the 1970's program for several "stimulating Most of the new toys, however, UD improves circulation while would see a growing number of speakers recognized nationally capitalized on the growing games about pollution, land and possibly internationally " interest in astrology and magic. Techsans get free hamburger conservation and beautification The chairman also reminded "Made in Witch City, U.S.A.," of the cities. Last Thursday's University approximately 4,300 coupons had that the next two scheduled the world's best reads the package for one game, speakers appearing in the series "These are all causes that are Daily went like hotcakes or been turned in. manufactured in Salem, Mass., being taken up with a vengeance should we say hamburgers? Coffin said they don't actually are Harry Golden. Thursday site of colonial witchcraft trials. lose money by giving away free 1March 51, and Sir Bernard by the young," said Barton, "and The reason? McDonald's The game, "Witch Pitch," hamburgers. They do lose the Lovell, March 18, at 7:14 p.m. in the game publishers will begin to Hamburgers ran a coupon in all requires players to toss discs into see submissions from inventors cost of the actual products plus the Lubbock Municipal beer drinkers! 10,000 issues of the paper good for a revolving cupola on top of a the extra labor that has to be Auditorium. on these very subjects." a free hamburger. witch's house. employed to handle the extra Each lecture will be followed ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC. • ST. LOUIS The same company offers Manufacturers' sales of toys The coupons were good through customers. but. said Coffin, We by a discussion period. There is -'Prediction Rod." The game last year were $2.041 billion. Sunday and by Friday afternoon hope it is just an investment." no charge for admittance. North Vietnamese believe first duty for victory lies in maintaining farm production levels

EDITOR'S NOTE: This Ho Chi Minh's instructions on in other. Cling even to the bomb other aims, of course. On a new side of the Ben Hai bridge dispatch deals with farm this are blazoned on hundreds of crater." whitewashed brick signboard working in fields. If there had production near the dividing line road signs from the 17th parallel Literally, this has been the case along the coastal highway there been bombing or strafing, people between North and South north to the capital city of Hanoi. of the 17th parallel. Photographs are the following excerpts from a would still work. This is what we Vietnam. The North is an Administrative officials remind taken before four years of pledge of the Vietnamese mean by reconstruction.- agrarian nation and has received farmers of this constantly in a American bombing officially workers Party Central "Of course, after such a big substantial foreign economic aid, countryside where everyone ceased show labor units of the Committee: To hold high forever war we will have to face many as distinct from military, in works except babes in arms. Vinh Linh area — women, girls the banner of national difficulties but we will overcome recent years. Government It is stressed impressively in and boys — shoveling mud back independence. liberating the all difficulties. For the time being broadcasts have spoken of the Ben Hai Valley, where rice is into craters in an effort to refit South. defending the North. and our country is not yet agricultural weakness but planted up to the very bank of the the land for rice. to peacefully unify the independent. Our country is not maintained that food supplies are river, for years the provisional An official gave this fatherland, thus fulfilling His yet unified. United States troops adequate. military demarcation line explanation for trying to wish." have not yet been pulled out. between South and North maximize agricultural production The pronoun his referred to "Our president. Ho Chi Minh, told us that ultimately we would North Vietnam 'API—The Vietnam. here: "In areas hardest hit by President Ho Chi Minh, a Wash, wet, soak, hunt, Just the bottom of every bottle. Soak- North Vietnamese people are told A slogan used here and adopted bombs we must cling hardest to translator explained. He said that rebuild our country more squint. wash, soak, wet, cry a little. a drop or ing your contacts in Lensine be- that the first requirement for elsewhere in North Vietnam the land. We must show the whenever the pronouns he. his or beautiful than before. And Contact lenses were de- two of Len- tween wearing periods assures victory is to keep up production. declaims: "plow in one handgun enemy that our farmers do not him appeared in capitals in eventually we will succeed. We signed to be a convenience. And sine before you of proper lens hygiene. tremble under bombs.- statements like the above it was might even compel the United they are up to a point. They're you insert Improper storage between always understood by States imperialists to pay convenient enough to wear, your lens pre- weavings permits the growth of The home front leadership is Vietnamese to refer to the late something toward the once you get used to them, but, pares it for bacteria on your lenses. This is a unstinting in reminding people of until recently, you had to use your eye. Lensine makes your sure cause of eye irritation and, president. rebuilding." the aims of their continuing two or more different lens solu- contacts, which are made of in some cases, it can endanger At the conclusion of a visit of Le Thanh Liem, who had struggle. Tradition seems with tions to properly prepare and modern plastics, compatible your vision. Bacteria cannot grow three days and two nights along spoken in a gentle voice, smiled them. One farmer's proverb maintain contacts. You with your eye. How? Len- in Lensine. Lensine is sterile, self- the 17th parallel, The Associated as the translator concluded with sine is an "isotonic" so- states: "An inch of land is like an needed two or three differ- sanitizing, and antiseptic. Press's two visiting Americans his reference to possible lution. That means it's Let your contacts be the con- inch of gold." ent bottles, lens cases, and were told by Le Thanh Liem, 59, American reparations.... you went through more than made to blend with the venience they were designed to Besides continuing a high level chairman of the Fatherland Front enough daily rituals to make eye's natural fluids. So be. The name of the game is a simple drop or two Lensine. Lensine, made by of production in a country whose of the Vinh Linh area and chief of COSTUMES FOR even the most steadfast indi- No. 1 product is rice, there are the party: "You saw people this viduals consider dropping out. coats the lens, forming a the Murine Company, Inc. ALL OCCASIONS But now caring for your con- sort of comfort zone around tacts can be as convenient as it. Astronomer photographs TUXEDOS wearing them. Now there's Len- Cleaning your con- sine, from the makers of Murine. tacts with Lensine fights COMITACI LENS • Lensine is the one lens solution bacteria and foreign de- designed for complete contact posits that build up dur- LENSINE `strange blobs' in eclipse lens care . . . preparing, cleans- ing the course of the day. ing, and soaking. And for overnight soak- NEW YORK (AP New Scotia and Newfoundland, and Party Novelties ing. Lensine provides a York astronomer came back leave the earth in the North si handy contact canister on from the 1968 total solar eclipse Atlantic. Make-up Masks in Siberia with pictures of nine A theory that these comets Wigs - Mustaches strange blobs near the sun. exist led Courten to search for 2422 Bc". P03-3758 He thinks the objects are them during eclipses. comets and on March 7, a string of observation teams will be looking at another total eclipse of WAYLON JENNINGS! the sun to check the theory. Thursday, Mar. 5 Henry C. Courten, an optical Are you systems engineer at Grumman Aerospace Corp. and an COTTON CLUB astronomy lecturer at Dowling College on Long Island, is taking 'Ole' McDONALD CLEANERS 3,000 pounds of equipment into the cut out for mountains of Mexico for the Call P02-8362 -- 909 University experiment. The March 7 eclipse will be the MISS VALENTINE—Ann Strawhorn, a Stevenville last major eclipse for this junior, was chosen Miss Valentine in a contest country during this century. The STORAGE contact sponsored by local merchants. She was one of 12 last one visible within the continental United States was in finalists chosen after three days of balloting by 1963. LET 'Ole' McDONALD CLEAN, MOTHPROOF students in the stores. The title brought over $300 The shadow will touch down far AND HOLD YOUR CLOTHES UNTIL FALL . worth of prizes presented by the participating out in the Pacific, then move YOU PAY CLEANING CHARGES ONLY. sports? merchants. Van Williams, of the Jewel Box, presents across Mexico, eastern edges of a gift to her. (Staff photo by Bruce Ott) the United States, through Nova

Page 4 The University Daily, March 2, 1970 Moonrakers meet Delts

Second Smoker for All-University title Thursday, March 5

The Moonrakers, defending brothers started at Monterey Moonrakers according to Bill Ex Student Home ( south of Horn Hall) champions of the All-University High School with the Lewis Chapman, Delt coach. 7:30 Coat & Tie Intramural basketball brothers and Johnson, starters "We'll run quite a bit," said championship, will face Delta for the Moonrakers. The six Chapman, "Gressett leads the All Interested Men Invited Tau Delta fraternity Tuesday to played under the direction of break real well." decide the 1970 outcome of the Gerald Myers, current coach of According to the Delt coach, title. Houston Baptist University. the Moonrakers team plays Delta Tau Delta was defeated Harper and Haldy played better ball than last year's squad by one point in overtime in the schoolboy ball at Sulphur Springs which won the championship." 1969 semifinals and return three and San Antonio, respectively. "It's hard to stop Cunningham. members of that team. The The Delis will run a man-to- He's 6-5 and he's got every move Moonrakers return four starters man defense against the in the book." from last years championship team and have recorded three league championships preceding Carlen announces dates their championship year. The Moonrakers won the for Tech's spring drills INTRAMURAL FINALISTS - Bill Gary Wright (11), Jimmy Gressett (40), Independent I league title with an 8-0 record, drawing a tie for the Chapman, Delta Tau Delta coach, Jay Thompson (33), Ike Harper (20) and Tech's spring football training CURRENTLY THE players are first round of the All-University will open March 23, Raider grid in the midst of a winter stands with nine members of the Craig Cannon (14). The Delts will meet basketball playoffs. In their first the Moonrakers, defending champions, coach Jim Carlen announced conditioning program set up to finalists team. Team members are playoff game, the Moonrakers keep the gridders in shape during Tuesday for the Intramural basketball Friday. Craig Wright (55), George Robertson defeated the winners of Carlen said the Techsans will the off season. (24), Chuck Lewis (25), Bill Haldy (35), championship. Independent League II. work out three days before taking Originally Astroturf was to Cunningham, Moonraker coach, off for Tech's annual spring have been installed in time for said the team will run a three vacation which begins March 25. Tech to practice on during the guard high-low post offense and The Raiders will resume spring drills but now it looks as if Football-big TV draw will alternate between a man-to- workouts on April 1 when the synthetic turf will open the man and zone defense. The zone students report back for classes. 1970 season Sept. 12 in Jones i Editors Note. The following report on the 1 ) To make up the strongest Of all the records broken during defense has been prepared Stadium against the Tulane television aspects of the 1969 college football The drills will close May 2 with possible schedule within the the Centennial Year, probably the season was produced by NCAA-TV Liaison especially for the championship the annual spring game. Green Wave. CANNED HEAT• JOE COCKER most impressive were the Officer Larry Klein, based upon the report of NCAA's TV Plan, and 2) to top its game, as the team has run a man- COUNTRY JOE & THE FISH the 1969 NCAA Television Committee. own splendid showing of 1969. telecast ratings. to-man so far this season. JUST ARRIVED The 1970 NCAA football A review of the past season of The NCAA television series on GRAND FUNK RAILROAD 12-String Guitars television schedule, due to be college grid telecasts shows ABC reached an all-time high THE MOONRAKERS practice GRATEFUL DEAD • B.B. KING 25% OFF announced in late March, impressive ratings, technical average of 15.6 million total in competition with local church nay J EWE LE RS RICHIE HAVENS confronts the ABC-TV Sports excellence and a superb network homes per game, an 8.3 per cent John Roberts and city leagues. They have SAM BAKER MUSIC CO. THE HOG FARM • SWEETWATER staff with two major, demanding effort on behalf of College increase over the previous record received several invitations to Worlds Fpolo%t 2243 34th 744-9755 goals: Football's Centennial. of 14.4 million total homes set in play regional teams according to College Senior Ring IRON BUTTERFLY • MOUNTAIN 1968. Thus, an awesome average Cunningham KINKS • LITTLE RICHARD of 25 million people watched at "The Delts are by far the JOHN MAYALL • STEVE MILLER least six minutes of college Sports Comments strongest team we've seen in the UNIVERSITY ARMS APARTMENTS JOHNNY WINTER football per game in 1969. past five years," said The most staggering statistics Cunningham 2-Bedroom, 1-Bedroom and Efficiency Apts. SLY & THE FAMILY STONE by Mike Lorino covered the Nov. 22 battle All five starters for the Bills Paid TEN YEARS AFTER between 8-0-1 Southern California Moonrakers played high school 409 University Ave. - Phone 762-8113 IKE & TINA TURNER With the football team playing the early summer months. Right and 8-0-1 UCLA ( which attracted basketball, three of them locally, in Jones Stadium and the now it is too cold to play night 90,814 fans to Los Angeles Johnson, Lewis and Lynch played PLEASE SEND CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TO: basketball team playing in ball. But in the early summer Coliseum In terms of Nielsen together for Monterey High Lubbock Municipal Coliseum, night baseball would be r ratings (percentage of all TV School before coming to Tech does anyone know where Tech's beautiful." households in the U.S. I, USC- Cunningham started for Dalhai baseball team competes? There are two problems related UCLA earned a 38.9, the highest High School and Capps for Pampa Campus maps do not even to daytime baseball at Tech. One of any regular-season college High. BOX NO. 34 indicate that there is a baseball is fielders must look toward the FLOWERTOWN PENNSYLVANIA 19031 football game in 14 years. Other members of the team are NAME field on the premises. If someone sun. The other is the strong wind. Similarly, the 1969 season's Dale Lewis, Gale's brother who who actually attends Tech's By the installation of lights these average Nielsen rating was 26.6. also played for Monterey High ADDRESS baseball games would do some problems could be avoided. The the highest for the series in 12 and Van Vernon pla ed for ilaPpiness elementary research on the reason for the solution to the first years. Monterey High with Johnson. CITY STATE YIP subject, it would be discovered problem is obvious The wind Happiness is Lewis and I.\ nth and Van *getting rid of TICKET RESERVATIONS $20.00 FOR WEEKEND that the games are played on the usually subsides at night. making Another record was set during - is what I sell! Vernon. PLEASE SEND TICKET RESERVATIONS the Centennial Year. Nearl 8.2 financial worries so you "Varsity Practice Field". evening play easier. *ENCLOSE A SELF-ADDRESSED, STAMPED ENVELOPE Assuming that one does find the There is something that is million homes tuned in during the can "live a little". You find THE DELIS RETURN three al. a place where the baseball games needed now, however: an average minute all season This this happiness in our spe- members of their last year's are played, finding an unoccupied adequate scoreboard The one represented a 10 per cent rise team-Ike Harper. Hill Haldy and cial cash-value life insur- seat might be the next challenge. presently used is not electronic: over the former high of 7.4 T•1 FT '2 28. V 29 Chuck Lewis .1 Gressett la ante plans for Seniors and Including the temporary seats it does not even keep balls and million average homes in 1968. and Gary VI. righi will round out Graduate Students. IA_ 11 I. HoORIIDA which can be installed, the strikes, and it is hardly large College footballs record- the lineup. Harper and Gressett Add this special kind of approximate capacity is 1,000 enough to see. According to breaking ratings of 1969 will pla \ at guard. Haldv and happiness to your life - people. Now, keeping in mind the Segrist, "I would like to see a new represented more than luck. ARC 11 right will man the backboard I'll be glad to help you All TIII TRIMS 01 %%001 1 STOT NATION %%III enrollment figure is presently scoreboard; one is needed. But (.1 TALK MART I1 271h, 211111 AND 2)1h IN. \11\ MI 1 I 010D DI selected its schedule skillfull \ and Lewis will start at center around 19,000, this means one of with a multi-purpose field like la ;1.41WA do it. (III MIAMI WINTERS • (Ni) AND Piltlallst TI11 RDIS Of STRIA(. and benefited from productive ('raig \l right. Gary's brother, . . A( RIS UI Qt 1.1k.N1121 \Ill, %1, II I HI 1111 Das! two things; either hardly anyone ours, this is going to be difficult. WINTIRS • IND Is 1 1 1 1 1 1 /C. I Alls1 \ c‘ikti:\ ‘i kir( In Ns, features it originated in 1968-69 and George Roberts also see cares about Tech baseball and the The new outfield fence is not Robert Dan Thompson, Ill INDIAN 'DUBAI CAI 1 1 I It I'M. TRAD1N1. P(IsIs ASI) sill .1(.(• with NCAA Television frequent action for the Delts. . . S111 TOR lilt I NUR! %‘ 1 I kJ Nil 1,000 seats are adequate, or there permanent for this reason." Committee approval: a season are a hell of a lot of people Actually, the whole problem Southwestern Life finale and a national wild card LEWIS AND THE Wright standing at the games. seems to center around two P05-6633 .111, game outside the appearance ••• aspects; the apparent attitude of 2 When asked if there are any rule, two doubleheader Saturdays the Tech hierarchy toward plans to build a new baseball field and two Saturdays when the only baseball and the fact that the or to expand the present facility, game telecast was at night. place where Southwest *** Tech Athletic Director J T King Conference baseball is played said, "Not to my knowledge." Appropriately, the climax here is nothing more than the This may be interpreted to mean came during the regular-season Today's Campbell Soup Wants You practice field for the football the interest of students and finale President Nixon visited team. faculty concerning the baseball the ABC booth at halftime, talked The need for a new park for We are seeking new or recent graduates to assume the team is not great enough to knowledgeably on the air with baseball is not as great as the warrant additional seating. It will announcer Chris Schenkel and, need for improvements on the following positions at our new Paris, Texas plant (1,600 be interesting to observe how after Texas' 15-14 victory over existing one. Before any many people are standing this Arkansas, visited both dressing Sports employees - 1,250,000 square feet). appreciable progress can be spring, if any. rooms. made, one thing must be done: Most high schools have lights. the baseball field must remain a A split-screen picture. Although Tech's field does not, baseball field the whole year. contrasting the jubilant winners' there is not a great need for them This is the only way permanent dressing room with that of the ACCOUNTS MAINTENANCE SUPERVISORS at the present time. According to improvements can be made. And quiet losers', poignantly Segrist, ''This would have a lot to it may be the only way the pinpointed the timing and CHEMISTS PLANT ENGINEERS do with the curriculum. With a BASEBALL field can be given a techniques that have made ABC a change to the tri-semester, the name of its own, something that nationally recognized leader in CONTAINER MANUFACTURING SUPERVISORS PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS baseball season would extend into does not cost a cent. sports telecasting. DESIGN ENGINEERS PROJECT ENGINEERS Themes, theses, dissertations. BOND HOUSE APARTMENTS, Sony model TC 255, two heads, Spelling corrected IBM 2219 5th--Now has available, three-speeds, brand new. 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