MOPENDOOR P Volume XVII, Number 5 Serving DeKalb Community College, Central Campus Wednesday, October 22, 1980 MACKIN TELLS STUDENTS Public Turned Off Board Studies Athletic Plan Cathy Maher was presented listing the pro­ By Political Clashes Editor posed teams and the funding to A regularly scheduled work be had on each campus. God­ Terri Hires session of the DeKalb Com­ win said these would be subject Staff Writer munity College Board of Trus­ to change as the need arises. Catherine Mackin, renowned tees was held Thursday, Oct­ Also proposed are tuition and ABC news correspondent, ap­ ober 16 in a conference room at fee waivers to take the place of peared before the DeKalb Col­ the DeKalb .County School Sys­ athletic scholarships. lege student body in the Fine tem offices to discuss athletics. Other areas of athletics under Arts Auditorium on October 15, A preliminary report from the discussion are housing, coach­ during the Student Activity joint student-administration ad ing supplements, and outside period. hoc committee on sports was funding resources. Ms. Mackin was born and presented by James A. Godwin, The board also discussed a raised in Baltimore Maryland, dean of Student Affairs for proposal for a college-wide graduating with honors from the central campus. Student Affairs Coordinator and University of Maryland, and has The report included a plan for an Academic Affairs Coordina­ been covering the national the equalization of athletics for tor. Ed Davidson, dean of government and politics for 17 the current school year. Under Academic Affairs on central years. During these years she this plan $23,000 will be set campus, and Godwin have been worked with the Hearst news­ aside from the Student Activ­ unofficially serving in these paper chain as their Washington ities Reserve Fund to meet the capacities since early summer. correspondent. She was an present needs of the Athletic When asked by members of investigative reporter for WRC- programs. This money would the board how he felt about TV in Washington, D.C. and a be controlled by a committee these positions, Dr. Marvin Washington correspondent for composed of the three directors Cole, vice president of south NBC News. Ms. Mackin also of Student Activities was well as campus, said “ I would prefer to covered the 1972 and 1976 the Executive Committee. sit around a conference table National Conventions as both Anne Hancock, director of and discuss the methods of floor reporter and co-anchor Student Activities at north cam­ other multi-campus colleges and person for ABC News. pus, added that, though the then decide which is best for Ms. Mackin mainly dealt with report showed this plan to be DeKalb.” national politics during her 40 unanimously adopted, she dis­ John Truelove, a member of minute speech and discussed agrees with the addition of the the board felt that some of the such topics as the Independence According to Ms. Mackin, the conflict amongst themselves Executive Committee as a con­ duties of these “ super deans” Movement, the upcoming pres­ Independence movement is a due to party differences, and trol factor. would conflict with the respon- idential election, and her views result of so much freedom they are in turn clashing with The majority of the report sibilites of the campus vice of the news media’s effect on among politicians. dealt with the plans for future the public and the politicians. Congress is frequently in see MACKIN page 4 funding equalization. A chart see DEAN page 4 * * * * LATE NEWS ++++ President Scott Resigns Financial Aid Is Available Carol Thomas money, it, too, is non-repayable. The Open Door learned Saturday that W. Wayne Scott, There are five federally Associate Editor funded programs with money The Federal Nursing Scholar- president of DeKalb Community College, submitted a letter According to Doris West­ coming from federal taxes. The ship/Loan Program is designed of resignation to the college’s Board of Trustees late last week. brook, coordinator of Financial Basic Educational Opportunity to aid those students persuing a According to sources close to the board, Scott’s letter Aid, there are several Federal Grant (BEOG) and the Sup­ career in the nursing field. No states that he will resign when his contract expires at the and State programs a student plementary Education Oppor­ repayment of the scholarship is end of the school’s fiscal year, June 30, 1981. can apply for to receive financial tunity Grant (SEOG) are award­ required, but the loan is paid Scott’s resignation comes in the wake of a state audit of aid for school. ed on basis of need and do not back at a rate of three percent. :ollege funds which discovered data processing errors resulting Awards (grants, scholarships, have to be repaid by students. With the Law Enforcement in the misplacement of an undisclosed sum, believed to be and loans) are based on the Through the College Work Education Program Grants nearly 1200,000. Dick Grimes, former director of finance for the individual need, college costs, Study Program (CWSP), jobs (LEEP) in-service law officers college resigned last summer to take a position at south campus. and the availability of funds. A are made available in various are encouraged to further their According to audit officials the school still has the money but student must be enrolled for a departments and offices on education. These grants do not the nature of the school’s computerized accounting system makes minimum of six credit hours campus for students. Students have to be paid back but officers it difficult to track down the misplaced funds. (college) or 12 clock hours on CWSP are allowed to work 15 agree to remain in service for a (Tech) each quarter in order to hours per week during the two-year period upon comple­ Support for the Red Cross Blood Drive held October 16 was receive any aid. Students must quarter but may be eligible to tion of college. strong. 141 pints of blood were collected and 24 others be in Good Academic Standing work up to 40 hours a week The Georgia Incentive Schol­ volunteered but were turned down for various reasons. Thanks and maintain Satisfactory Pro­ between quarter breaks. Since arship (GIS) is offered to for the outstanding support for this worthy cause. gress in order to receive any aid. the students actually earn this see MONEY page '/ Page 2 the OPEN DOOR Wednesday, October 22, 1980 GA. TECH Campus Charity Fund Drive Each year fraternities at to find Atlanta’s Ugliest Bar­ Georgia Tech have a drive to tender. 2 New Clubs Being Formed raise money for leukemia re­ The Celebrity Country Fair Jakki Gaither search. Last year, the drive will be held on Saturday, Staff Writer SGA that the Inter-Club council the resolution to establish the raised almost $25,000. This November 1 in the Georgia Tech De Kalb’s Student Govern­ meeting will be held on October DeKalb Community College year Georgia Tech is again a “ Burger Bowl” at the comer of ment Association held its meet­ 23 at 3:15 p.m. in the Patriot Gospel Choir. “ Hornet’s nest” of activity as Hemphill and Ferst streets. ing as scheduled on October 15. Room (located downstairs in The Gospel Choir is an the fraternities gear up for the This exciting and fun-filled day After SGA Vice-President the Student Center). organization in which students drive. A number of activities begins at 10:00 a.m. and con­ Elizabeth Minton called the Cynthia Newton, chairman of and other members of the are planned including a Cele­ cludes at 6:00 p.m. meeting to order, Dawn Smith, the Tech Committee, stated that college can develop and exercise brity Country Fair and a contest secretary/treasurer, read the the Tech Football League has their talents in the field of minutes of the last meeting. started and that “everything gospel music. James Simon, chairman of going smoothly.” Godwin appointed Smith and Sports Committee, reminded Secretary of State Jeff Looney herself to work on the grad­ SGA of Bruce McIntyre’s qual­ read the resolution to establish uation committee. Attention ifying for the National Junior the DeKalb Hydraulics Club, an Tony Thompson, Chairman College Athletics Association organization formed by Mr. F. of Entertainment Committee, Responsible Female Roommate Wanted to share 2 BR., 2 Bath Cross Country Finals. confirmed that the Royal Han- Seco de Lucena, Physical Ed­ apartment with same. Near campus. $150 per month and ‘/ j neford Circus will perform on This quarter McIntyre fin­ ucation instructor. utilities. Call Sharon at 469-8785. ished in first place in his runs of The Hydraulics Club is de­ November 12. the 5-mile courses at the Berry signed to give DeKalb students Students are encouraged to Invitational, at West Georgia the opportunity to participate in attend the SGA meetings which DeKalb Community College, Industrial Services, offers and at Birmingham. white-water rafting, and, later, are held every Wednesday at Registered Nurses who have not worked at RNs for five years an Tom West, chairman of Clubs canoeing. 3:30 p.m. in the Patriot Room opportunity to update their license to go back to work. State and Organizations, informed President Julie Godwin read in the Student Center. approved REGISTERED NURSE REFRESHER Programs will meet at Doctor’s Hospital in Tucker, November 4; Shallowford in Money For College Chamblee-Doraville area, March 3; and Grady Hospital in continued from page 1 Atlanta, May 5. Each class meets three times per week. The Georgia residents who need Several loan programs are come under the State Scholar­ class is filled on a first-come basis by completed application financial help. The GIS is also available to students who ship Commission (SCC) pro-1 date. The cost is $43.00 plus books. another non-repayable pro­ need financial aid. The Guaran­ gram are awarded to students in For applications or additional information, phone 296-4944. gram. teed Student Loan may be the Allied Health fields. These DeKalb College also offers a obtained by qualified Georgia loans can be repaid by working Outstanding Part Time Retail Sales Opportunity For Business scholarship which is divided into residents. These funds are in an approved location in Administration majors. Must be aggressive, able to work three areas: the Performing offered through private lending Georgia for a-period of one year weekends and evenings. Hourly wage plus commission. Arts, Physical Education and institutions who participate in for every . year they receive Working in Major Department stores in Atlanta area. General Academic. Performing the state and federal loan assistance or by paying the loan Several Positions Open Arts and Physical Education programs. These loans must be back at a rate of seven percent. Must Have Own Transportation scholarships are determined by paid back by the student after Short term loans of $100 or Call For Appointment the college department involved completion of school or with­ less can be obtained interest 447-8273 and the General Academic is drawal from school but at a low free for a period of one quarter. determined by financial need rate of seven percent. These funds are procured and scholastic achievement. Direct Student loans which through local, clubs, civic If you enjoy history, volunteer as a tour guide for the Atlanta groups, individuals and the Historical Society. The tour program is geared to children, Faculty-Student- Assistance grades 5-8, Wednesday and Thursday mornings from 9:15 a.m. - Fund. The sl\ort term loan must 11:15 a.m. Volunteers must be able to offer at least one morning be paid, for by the end of the a month and have a real interest in working with children. Call quarter irr which it Was granted. United Way’s Volunteer Atlanta at 522-0110. The Student Assistant Pro­ O p en Door gram is financed entirely by DeKalb College. Students are Volunteers are needed to help improve the quality of life of many DeKalb and Gwinnett children, adults and senior citizens. SPORTS EDITOR STAFF allowed to work 15 hours a week EDITOR It’s Volunteer for Georgia Month; make a difference in another’s Mark Pendergast Chuck Anderson in jobs available in most Cathy Maher life. Call United Way’s Volunteer DeKalb/Gwinnett at ASSOCIATE EDITOR COPY EDITOR Jakki Gaither departments on campus. A studeht does not necessarily 373-2477. Carol Thomas Susan McGuire Terri Hires PHOTO EDITOR ADVISOR Julianne Jackson need financial aid in order to Lamar Maffett Felice McNaughton work under this program. Rob Nicholson Gain experiential knowledge in the medical field by Cynthia -Newton ' Former service and war or­ COLOR EDITOR volunteering in a hospital. A volunteer training session will be James Simon phans who are eligible can John Rotenberry held October 28, 29, and 30 from 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Call Tony Thompson receive benefits from the Vet­ ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR United Way’s Volunteer DeKalb/Gwinnett at 373-2477, for more Tracy Manson eran’s Administration (VA). Mark Fricke information. Ken Hyry Students with a physical The views expressed in the OPEN DOOR do not necessarily disability can obtain money for reflect those of the college - its administration, faculty, or staff - tuition and possibly books and On Wednesday, October 1, the members of the Student or the editorial staff of the paper. supplies through Vocational Re­ Optical Society, S.O.S., met and elected their officers for the Students are encouraged to express their opinions. habilitation (VR). 1980-82 term. The newly elected officers are as follows: Greg All Letters to the Editor must by typed and signed by the Each of these programs have DiStefano, President; Randy Berend, Vice-President; Melinda author(s), but name(s) will be withheld upon request. The been created and made avail­ Martin, Secretary; Anne Scogin, Treasurer. OPEN DOOR will print all non-libelous letters possible and will able to assist students who want not shy from stern criticism or opposing views. 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l a 7 A | / l ^ Q 3 C " " ” 1 J L J * Page 4 the OPEN DOOR Wednesday, October 22, 198« FIRE DEPARTMENT Help Prevent a Tragic Loss Fall is in the air and Georgia’s erial stored during warm weath­ to discuss the different types NewsMackin from page 1 first real cold snap can’t be too er. and uses as well as placement many weeks away. With the Auxiliary heaters such as for extinguishers and detectors. the President, causing much For being a news journalist arrival of cooler weather, the portable electric heaters should Just call the Fire Prevention frustration among the American herself, Ms. Mackin was quite DeKalb County Fire Bureau has be placed away from drapes and Bureau at 294-2345.” public. The result of this candid about her views on some offered life saving advice. carpeted floors and never left To report a fire or any other frustration is the public being of the shortcomings of the news “Furnaces and fireplaces are unattended while it’s turned on. emergency in DeKalb County, turned off to politicians and vice media. She admitted that there being lit for the first time and Catalytic heaters require proper dial 911. Stay calm and give the versa, or as Ms. Mackin stated, is an unequal balance of human that makes fall a season for venilation...never use in a emergency operator the correct “voter apathy and voter aliena­ interest tragedies to that of house fires,” said Captain Rick closed room. address, the nearest cross street tion.” Because of this apathy, issues important to the welfare Brumbelow of the Fire Preven­ Always use a screen in front and state the nature of the public officials are leaving office of the American People. In her tion Bureau. of a fireplace and never go to emergency so that the proper before it is mandatory. “There view, the coverage of local and “Before turning on your heat­ bed unless the fire is completely emergency units can be dis­ was a time,” Ms. Mackin national politics is becoming ing system have it inspected and extinguished. patched. quipped, “when politicians rather slack, even though poli­ if the furnace or thermostat The DeKalb Fire Department “ Last year in DeKalb County, didn’t leave office until they ticians depend on the news needs servicing, call a reliable has literature available on fire fire damage reached $9,699,635 were carried out, either by the media for public response and company which services the prevention techniques for all and claimed 13 lives. That’s an police or by the coroner.” participation. However, Ms. particular make system you types of facilities in addition to increase from 1978 when Ms. Mackin had some very Mackin went on to say that the own,’’Brumbelow said. literature on smoke detectors $7,639,295 worth of damage was definite ideas about the 1980 news media does report the Much smoke damage is and fire extinguishers. reported and 12 people died in Presidential candidates.She information they receive in a caused by dirty, clogged filters. Captain Brumbelow said, fires. So you can see the need said that President Carter gave straight-forward, non-manip- So change the filters first and “We can’t endorse or recom­ for fire prevention education to the image of not being a strong ulative manner. check the area around the mend any specific brands or reduce this tragic loss,” president, and that he“runs To sum up the main points of furnace, heater or fireplace and companies, but we’ll be happy Brumbelow concluded scared” from some of the her speech, Ms. Mackin chose remove any combustible mat­ political issues that are brought some inspiring words, .’’all of up to him. When asked about you will be involved in the "Dean Senator John Anderson, she business and political world for and amazing insight into the continued from page 1 said that he did not plan an another 25, 35, or 45 years. Try national politics system. With adequate campaign and that he not to think only of what you can this and her keen wit she presidents. He said “ Why not regularly scheduled meeting in did nothing to illuminate the get out of it, but also what you brought about a greater under­ get rid of the vice presidents November, and the remainder important issues. She also can put into it.” standing of today’s politics to and let these people run it?” will be discussed in greater stated that according to recent Ms. Mackin’s speech was her entralled audience. Cather­ The board will take action on detail at another word session to polls, Reagan stands the best followed by a question and ine Mackin’s visit to DeKalb some of these items at the be held in the near future. chance to win the election, but answer period during which she College was a great pleasure the statistics change every day. BigÉlgs, The new owners of Big Al's Sandwich Joint are now offering a great new sub and sandwich menu, a fine variety of draft and bottled brew, Big Screen 209 CLAIRMONT AVENUE Monday Night Football, 2 pool tables, DECATUR

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Mark Fricke cer Dancer and I Cannot Be A Entertainment Editor Nun, did little to impress me. Finally, someone has come This album is good in that it PRIVATE BENJAMIN out with an album of local gives the record buying public a Entertainment I Atlanta groups. Panic Records chance to sample Atlanta’s is issuing ‘Standardeviation’, an music. However, a little more Chuck Anderson It's Very Farfetched album featuring the top punk work in its production and a Staff Writer rock and new wave groups from better choice of selections, in Private Benjamin is one of the around the area; and while this some cases, may have made this most disappointing movies now type of music needs an acquired album better. running. Although previews are taste, the album definately has Choice, an Atlanta based rock good and so is the idea, the some high points. band, has landed a recording movie fails to follow through. Each group featured on the contract and their song Your There are quite a few funny album is represented by two Eyes is getting some good air scenes, but they try to make songs and all of the songs are play. Look for this group to go every scene funny and it gets original compositions. places. old very quickly. The album’s best tracks come An Atlanta Home Cooking As the film opens Judy from the Swimming Pool Q’, album, featuring an assortment Benjamin is getting married. whose two songs, Stock Car Sta of local talent, will be out soon. That night her husband has a and Misfit, definately show that The contest to find artists for heart attack and dies while this group has some promise. this album is being sponsored making love. Distraught, Judy Other highlights come from by a local radio station. leaves her parent’s house and the groups Operator and Kaos, All of this local action just wanders without direction for and the only real horrors on the proves that Atlanta is fast 10 days. She is finally contacted album come from the Re­ becoming the music capital of by an army recruiter, who straints, whose two tracks,Can- th e s o u th . promises everything to be dif­ ferent in the new army and paints her a dream picture. She apparently doesn’t realize she Emotional Rescue has to go through basic training first. Terri Hires Judy decides the army life Staff Writer album are worthy of recognition isn’t her bag and wants to get The Rolling Stones have been (“Emotional Rescue” and out (it’s these scenes they keep a legend in the Rock music "She’s So Cold” ) and the rest showing in the previews). scene past and present. Though are not worth listening to. Finally, her parents come to get their music has changed Emotional Rescue is mainly her. Much to the amazement of throughout the years, the care composed of sloppy, undefined her parents and her command­ and talent put into most of their tunes slapped together with ing officer, who’s more gun-ho albums is undiminished. meaningless, clashing lyrics. than Gen. MacArthur, she Though controversial their 1978 Even the most dedicated Stones decides to stay. album Some Girls took off to fans will find this album to be a The movie is very farfetched, to limits never before imagined; poor representative of this fine the point where it gets monot­ wonder if she has a learning United States. She could be off the response being wildly group and a pitiful waste of onous. It’s inconceivable that difficulty. for a romp and ride a horse into enthusiastic. Of course, their money. any human being with any Private Benjamin's ending a Jontu commercial. success before that goes without It must be said, though, that intelligence would assume the seems to be lacking something Admittedly, there are quite a saying. the odds were against the army to be a vacation dream­ also. You wonder if she is few funny scenes, but the With the many hit albums Stones. With all the great land. Yet Judy hangs onto this leaving to join the army again, overall picture is a big disap­ that the Rolling Stones have albums they’ve been putting out idea so long you begin to or if she’s walking back to the pointment. released, it seems logical that so thick and fast, it was their new album, Emotional inevitable that they would liott Benton, a legal counsel Rescue would at least be decent. eventually come out with a from Libya, in our student Wrong! Emotional Rescue bomb. We can only hope that center. At the convention, he seems to be a victum of the next album this great talent distributed samples of his fam­ The carelessness and haste. Only releases is another in the long ous product, Toe Floss. two of the singles from the line of Rolling Stones classics. Dance showcases were held at the DeSoto Hilton in Savan­ Intrervarsity nah following the main show­ cases. "The Sandcastle” was SGA Convention one band which performed Club excellently to the anticipatory Felice McNaughton equipment. They also gave out crowd of students and enter­ Staff Writer buttons, albums, and other tainers. Presents : Ten members of the Student forms of advertising. Informa­ To add to the excitement of Government Association at­ tion was obtained from cartoon­ the convention, the students tended the Southeast Regional ists, frisbee competitions, hyp­ were given tickets for meals Entertainment Convention held notists, reptile exhibitors, served in local parks in Savan­ October 14 in Savannah, speakers, mime performers, nah. During meals, even more Georgia. The purpose of the magicians, film companies, and entertainers performed. Other convention was to give various bands. excellent restaurants in Savan­ airborne performers the opportunity to Also, showcases consisting of nah were also enjoyed by the expose their talent to represent­ bluegrass bands, rock bands, students. atives from colleges throughout and jazz bands played a large Overall, the convention was a the southeast. The entertainers part in the convention. One of great success! The students expressed their talent through the showcases began with a gathered much information Wed. Oct. 22 exhibits and showcases. speech by Dr. Robert Payne, about entertainment. The ex­ Exhibits were set up in the who in reality is a popular fraud hibits, showcases, and great Savannah Civic Center by artists named Durwood Fincher. Mr. food added up to a fantastic at 11: 00 who displayed all types of video Fincher recently portrayed El- convention! WHAT COULD THEARMY

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Wednesday, October 22, 198« Hie OPEN DOOR Page 7 Cross Country runs 8th Mark Pendergast Sports Editor The DeKalb Central Cross Country team finished in 8th place at the Georgia State Intercollegiate Championship Meet last Saturday at Panthers- ville. There were about 90 runners who competed in the 5 mile race which was designed over a very hilly course. Central was once again led by Bruce McIntyre, who finished in fourth place with a time of 25:47. David Alexander of Georgia Tech won the race by a great margin and two runners from the University of Georgia were the only others to outrun McIntyre. He was somewhat disappointed with his spring, McIntyre will be run­ to be proud of, especially when fourth place finish,“ I just didn’t ning track which he says he likes you can compete and hold your have it today,” commented better than the long distance own against the four-year insti­ McIntyre. It was a tough race runs. tutions. because of the steep hills on the Central seems to be im­ This week the C.C. team course and the humid weather proving in cross country each travels to Emory on Wednes­ was also a factor. McIntyre week. Being the only two-year day, and will take part in the received All-State honors with college in the state to field a Georgia State Invitational at his fourth place finish. This cross country team is something Panthersville on Saturday. INTRAMURAL INTERCHANGE

James Simon Staff Writer for the two divisions is that the One of the main attempts of A teams can only play at 11:00 Cowboys the Intramural Department is to and the B teams at 12:00. All get as many students as pos­ games are played on Wednes­ Ride High Bruce McIntyre finished 4th in a pack of approximately 90 sible involved in athletic com­ days on the intramural field. runners in the state cross country tournament last Saturday. Mark Pendergast petition with other students. “ And that’s the way they (team McIntyre has been the backbone of the DeKalb Central Cross Sports Editor And this goal is quickly being captains) wanted it,” added Country team this year. A transfer from Canada, McIntyre will reached as the Tech Football Hall. Last week’s Intramural foot­ represent the Patriots at the national cross country meet this League opened its second sea­ The other change is in the ball game of the week featured season. [photo: M. Pendergast] son last week. names of the teams. Instead of the Urban Cowboys vs G.A.T.A. Different from last season, nicknames, each team is known It was an important game for margins. G.A.T.A. is the only Flag Football Standings: there are two changes in the by a number corresponding to both teams, especially the hot team without a victory this year. G.D.I.’s 3-0-1 way the league is structured. it’s division(i.e. A-l, B-l). Urban Cowboys, who came out As for the Cowboys, they now Urban Cowboys 2-1-1 There are two divisions, A and In the first week of action, A-2 on top 13-12 to win thier second look like they’re ready to give Steel Curtains 2-2 B, instead of one. Four teams defeated A-l, 21-0, and B-4 straight game. the G.D.I.’s a run for the title. P.B.L. 2-2 make up A division and five outscored B-l, 27-12. G.A.TA. jumped out to a 6-0 The Cowboys have a lot of speed G.A.T.A. 0-4 teams are in division B. Beginning next week, game lead on a long drive engineered in the backfield with running The Open Door Charlie Hall, director of In­ reports will be given each week by quarterback Abe Moon, who backs like Jimmy Stanley and tramurals, explained the reason along with the standings. went over from 1 yard out for David White. They have used ranks 'em the score. The Cowboys came three different quarterbacks, back in the second quarter when including Leonard, Moore, and 1) GDI's quarterback Greg Leonard hit Stanley. The offensive line is PENDY'S PICKS Steve Tarantine with a 20 yard solid with David Arnold at 2) Urban Cowboys touchdown pass to tie it at 6. center, Danny Bell and Guy HOME TEAMS IN CAPS Leonard then threw to Gordon Pitts as guards and tight end 3) Steel Curtain “ Tex” Moore for what turned Favorite Sunday, October 26 underdog Tim Lockridge. The Cowboys PHILADELPHIA by 7 Chicago out to be the winning margin. are only one game behind the 4) PBL HOUSTON by 3 cincinatti In the second half the Cow- G.D.I.’s, a team which they tied new york giants by 2 DENVER boys defense was led by Lance 6-6 two weeks ago. In the last KANSAS CITY by 4 detroit Gore. Early in the third quarter game of the year these teams ATLANTA by 5 los angeles Gore picked off a deflected will meet again and right now it minnesota by 3 GREEN BAY Steve Sparks pass and raced 30 looks like an important game BUFFALO by 2 new england yards to the endzone. Gore also that will decide the champion- had another interception to stop WASHINGTON by 6 new Orleans ship. CLEVELAND by 4 Pittsburgh a G.A.T.A. drive in the fourth In other games last week, quarter. BALTIMORE by 8 st. louis P.B.L. shut out the . Steel DALLAS by 3 san diego G.A.T.A. came back late in Curtains 7-0. The Steel Cur- OAKLAND by 7 Seattle the game when Moon ran 15 tains defeated G.A.T.A. 25-6, SAN FRANCISCO by 6 tampa bay yards for a score on a busted the Urban Cowboys romped Monday Night pass play. Moon was dis- P.B.L. 25-7, and the G.D.I.’s NEW YORK JETS by 4 miami appointed that his team lost picked up a win on a forfeit by twice last week, both by 13-12 P.B.L. October Activities Calendar 15 16 17 18

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