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Fight 1001115 over location of Palouse regional airport

A regional airport should be that "We ha ve the potential for a counties of Whitman, Asotin, constructed in the heart of the good airport-now we must see if Latah and Nez Perce. Cook ad- Palouse Country to serve the Pu- we can afford one." ded, "If all four counties get llman-Moscow-Lewiston-Clarks- A technical advisory commit- together and we can get federal ton area, a TAP Inc. study has tee is expected to be named support, it will cost us less than a indicated. within the next 60 to 90 days to mill a year." TAP Inc., a consulting firm choose a consultant to draw up a A fight is expected in regard to from Bozeman, Mont., has been master plan for the airport, site selection. The TAP report exarrumng the need for a which Cook estimates will cost recommended only that the site regional airport for the past between $8 million and $12 mil- be "as centrally located as poss- year. The TAP study was carried lion. ible within the Quad Cities out for a review committee Finances are not the only Region trade area on top of jhe headed by John Cook, head of stumbling block in the airport's hill north of Lewiston-Clarkston the College of Engineering future. According to Cook, assu- and south of Moscow-Pullman." Transportation Section Division. ming all four communities parti- The goal is to have "an airport According to Cook, the com- cipate, six government groups within 20 minutes driving dist- mittee has accpeted the results will be involved-the states of ance from any of the four com- of the study, and Cook added, Washington and Idaho and the munities," according to Cook. Daily Evergreen Washington State University

Friday, March 9, 1973 Vol. 79, No. 87 Joseph Sorrentino Bellhop features cotton-tailed, Sorrentino fights long-eared bunny hostesses ex-convit stiglna "Probably the most cation transmuted my own life," outrageous aspect of the penal he asserted. By COLLEEN LEAHY system, I feel, is the stigma that But he said, "I don't think a Evergreen Staff attaches' to a man once he has standard educational opportu- been convicted of a crime," con- nity will prevent crime. Crime bunny (bun'i), n. [pl. BUNNIES (iz)] , a rabbit: pet name used by tended Joe Sorrentino. will not abate as long as 40 mil- children. Sorrentino knows the frustra- lion Americans are living in The bunnies you see at the Bellhop this Friday and Saturday nigh. tions of having a criminal poverty, the incubator of crime probably won't fit the above description, but they will have cotton record, a history that even is the slums where three out of tails and ears-with the possibility of twitching noses. graduation from Harvard Law four arrests take place." Sigma Iota, the hotel administration honorary, is once again School cannot blot out. The Los The slum veteran said the sponsoring a Bellhop complete with bunnies. The bunnies are coeds Angeles law professor related his answer to the educational who will coiled script that people spend for food and soft drinks, personal experinces with the problems is in meaningful legis- according to Michelle Frank, one of the coordinators for the bunny law-both as an offender and as lation for urban renewal and selection. a lawyer-to a capacity crowd in sound education. "The approa- Frank said at present there are 16 bunnies, eight for each night. the CUB Auditorium last night. ches we have now amount to She said there were no male bunnies, but she "supposed a guy could Concerning the ex-convict stig- putting bandaids on gangrene," have tried out if he wanted to." ma, Sorrentino continued, "I he said. The representatives from each living group were then screened by really find myself infuriated He cautioned against overuse Frank and another coordinator of the program, Becky Gottschalk. when I see what goes on-it took of testing. "The direction of all Finally, the contestants are screened one more time by a larger me three months to get clear- this testing on society is clear to panel from Sigma Iota. Frank said the criteria for being a bunny ance for the Justice Department me. The potential of a human included being "someone who would really like to work and is not and eight months for the Jonny being's life is being subject to Carson show." there just for the free ticket" (which every bunny receives to the searching measurement." Bellhop just for the night she doesn't work. "We also judge on When I joined the teaching staff at the University of Califor- "Maybe it will have some personality," Frank added. social utility," he continued, but Most of the bunnies from last year that were interviewed agreed it nia, the headline said 'Ex-convict teaches at University of won't it also rob young people of was a "fun experience." Janet Thompson said, "1 really had a good their dreams, crush out their time working with the other girls." California.' When I was in North Carolina, it was 'Even thug can ambition and destroy future Anne Kelly, another bunny from last year commented, "It was improve life,' which suggests hopes by saying you can't be a really a lot of fun, but also very tiring." that your central identity today teacher, or a lawyer because a Another bunny, who prefers to remain anonymous, said, "Some of is who you were 15years ago." test score says it is impossible?" the guys got kind of obnoxious and kept pulling at my tail all night. But the end of the night I had a big hole in my leotard!" Sorrentino's account of his He cited his own life as proof of identity's odyessy is recounted in test's inaccuracy. He argued his autobiography, "Up from that, "the most scientific and Never," which documents his penetrating of scientific life from the time he was a measurement cannot measure Brooklyn street gang leader to the soul of man. The soul of man his successful practice as an at- will remain his last inscrutable torney and law professor. frontier of defiance. He will al- One of his contentions is that ways have the ability to achieve more national resources should his dreams despite stark limita- be invested in education. "Edu- tions." Absenteeism helps defeat Senate constitution change

A proposed constitutional amendment was defeated at yesterday'S University Senate meeting, even though 83 per cent of those present endorsed it. Although the measure received a favorable 59 to 12 vote, a constitutional amendment requires a two-thirds majority of the senate, or 65 votes to pass. Sixteen senators were absent.

The amendment would have allowed nonsenators to head the senate standing committees. Clare Wiser, who endorsed the Weston Davis, Blue grass rock amendment, said that it would enable committees to choose "the best possible chairman without unnecessary restrictions." to head Bellhop's night club' Robert Littlewood, chairman of the Organizations and Structures Committee, said that sometimes the senator of the committee is not The night club atmosphere of The Bellhop guest of honor is the best qualified for the chairmanship or has other commitments that make him ineffective on a committee. the Bellhop will invade the CUB Michael Leven, vice president of ballroom, Friday and Saturday sales and marketing of Sonesta Another senator, Richard Crain, opposed the measure and stressed from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. The event Hotels, in Boston. Leven was that it was important for the vitality of the senate to have senators as chairmen of its most important committees. features Weston Davis, a seven- named by Sigma Iota, Society of After the amendment was defeated, Paul Castleberry asked the piece band and a Bluegrass rock Innkeepers, as Hotel Salesman senate to reconsider the vote. However, there is no constitutional floorshow, Custer's Last Stand. of the Year. provision that would allow polling of absentee members. Tickets at $5 a couple are still available for Friday night, but However, the Committee on Committees will have two meetings in Refreshments, in the form of May to put more senators on committees. Adolph Hecht announced .Saturday night tickets are sold the 'Sonesta Special' and soft that faculty elections would be from April 18 to 25 and winners would out, said Bellhop officials. drinks, will be served. be certified by April 27. Wounded Knee Talks continue as Indians reinforce Sphere WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. proposed a series of suggestions day and early yesterday. It ap- (AP)-As the government's to Interior Department officials peared that many of the Indians deadline for militant Indians to and termed the talks the most at Wounded Knee were carrying leave Wounded Knee approa- progressive so far. rifles, shotguns or pistols. Ear- ched, a group of lawyers yester- Meanwhile, the Indians at lier, it seemed only a small per- day reported progress in efforts Wounded Knee continued to gain centage of the Indians were ar- to mediate the 10-day-old con-· reinforcements as an estimated med. Wholesale prices soar 1.9% flict. 40 men carrying arms silpped An FBI agent at a roadblock WASHINGTON (AP)-Wholes~le prices soared 1.9 per cent last The lawyers said they past federal lines la te Wednes- outside Wounded Knee said month for the biggest rise since the early Korean War inflationary about the infiltration into the surge in 1951, the government said yesterday. village, "We can't stop all of The rise in February included another sharp increase of 3.9 per them." cent for farm products and processed foods, the third big monthly MONDAY NITE Women and children were jump in a row that added up to an annual rate of 56 per cent. being evacuated from the village Prices of a broad range of industrial raw materials rose 1.1 per 5-8 PM throughout the day. cent, the largest monthly increase in 22 years, said the Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics. The report appeared certain to raise new criticism of President SpagheHi Feed State liquor board Nixon's loosened Phase 3 economic controls, particularly from organized labor which has charged that wage hikes are virtually releases beer stats frozen at 5.5 per cent while food prices continue to soar. SpaghettI, Salad, Roll, and Beer·$J The over-all rise in the bureau's wholesale price index was a little OLYMPIA (AP)- Washingto- less-1.6 per cent on a seasonally adjusted basis. Farm products and nians consumed over 5 million processed foods were up 3.2 per cent seasonally and industrial raw gallons of beer during January, materials up one per cent on the same basis. , * POOL TOURNAMENT TUESDAY roughly two gallons for each FOOS BALL TOURNEY WEDNESDAY The report said the index rose a t an annual rate of 11 per cent over * man and woman of drinking age. the past six months, which included five months of the more * CASH PRIZES Statistics released yesterday stringent Phase 2 controls and one month of Phase 3. by the State Liquor Control "Prices in the last three months of the period advanced more AT Board showed citizens quaffed rapidly than in the first three months, reflecting an unusual climb in 163,338 barrels of beer. A barrel prices of farm products and processed foods and feeds in December, contains 31 gallons. Last year's January and February, together with a faster pace for industrial Billiard Den January total was 143,932 bar- commodities toward the end of the period," the report said. rels. Vietnam aid committee to meet WASHINGTON (AP)- The United States and North Vietnam announced yesterday the Joint Economic Committee to study postwar reconstruction aid to Hanoi will begin its meetings March 15 in Paris. The brief announcement also disclosed the names of the three middle-level U.S. officials and the three North Vietnamese members of the commission, established after presidential adviser Henry Kissinger visited Hanoi last month. A White House spokesman, in reading the joint announcement to newsmen, said the commission is assigned the task of examining "the full range of economic contacts and relations ... - that might develop between the United States and North Vietnam." But the panel's main task will be to lay the groundwork for eventual U.S. aid in reconstructing war-damaged facilities. Presi- dent Nixon has said he will seek congressional approval for the Indochina-wide reconstruction program. The proposed aid to Hanoi is generating controversy on Capitol Hill and Nixon has not said when he will send his specific proposals to Congress. The three U.S. members of the commission are Maurice Williams, deputy administrator of the Agency for International Development; John Mossier, former chief of AID's Saigon mission and Donald E. Syvrud, special assistant to the secretary of the Treasury for international affairs. The three North Vietnamese members are Finance Minister Dang Viet Chau; Vice Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach; and Le Khac , deputy chairman of the sta te planning committee.

Crashkills stunt parachute unit

SILK HOPE, N.C. (AP)-A special transport plane carrying the Army's Golden Knights stunt parachute team on a recruiting tour crashed into a cornfield yesterday. Military authorities said at least 14persons perished. A spokesman at Ft. Bragg, N.C., where the flight originated, said 11 members of the team, two pilots and a crew chief were killed. The spokesman also said one other person possibly was aboard the plane. There were no survivors. The black and white C47 transport, a propeller-driven plane of World War II vintage, crashed about 9 a.m., an hour after it left Ft. Bragg en route for a recruiting appearance in Overland Park, Kan. Residents of this farming area in the central part of the state said they heard the plane just before the crash and its engines sounded erractic. One of the rescue workers said it looked to him as if the men inside Needed had tried to jump as the plane crashed but that they had used no • • • parachutes. Unopened parachutes and baggage were strewn about the crash site. The plane's white body was torn with gaping holes, its wings had been shorn off and its engines were scattered among cornstalks and trees in the wreckage area. The bodies were scattered for several hundred yards around the Tutors! wreckage of the plane. L.M. Petty Jr., a resident of the area, said he heard the plane's motor "come on and go off" and then heard what sounded like an fOI all aleas of explosion. English, A,ts and Sciences London blasts In/ure J 50 LONDON (AP)- Two powerful bombs, apparently planted in cars, went off outside the Old Bailey courthouse and government offices in Whitehall yesterday. and Agllcultule At Old Bailey, a police spokesman said: "There are in-excess of 150 casualties." Police said they did not believe there were any dea ths. Bombs were found and defused at Scotland Yard and near the headquarters of the Conservative and Labor parties near Westmin- Preferably uppetclassmen 01 91ads ster. At Old Bailey, children wrapped in blankets were seen being carried into ambulances. Police sources said the bombings appeared to be the work of the '3.00 pel hOUI nationalistic provisional wing of the Irish Republican Army in connection with a referendum today in Northern Ireland on uniting with the Irish Republic or remaining part of Britain. Whitehall is more than mile up the Thames River from Old Bailey. "It seemed all the windows and showers of debris crashed in," one fM ~ 32 ~, fPJ4 ~ f61e 1M tJeu ~ ... newsman said at Old Bailey. "Cars were blown over on their sides." The Whitehall blast appeared to have come directly outside an u. IeIp ~ 4IUt ~ eI4eI 7«l'tvl14t ~ tIIte a.uad4IIe army recuiting office. Britain has more than 17,000 troops in Northern Ireland. pu, ~ e(JlWOIieM:e. A warning appeared to have been given. "Police came and told us to clear the building," said Sgt. Phillip Reynolds. "We got out and in ~tAwe~ about 10 minutes the bomb went off. It was a realty big explosion." St. Bartholomew's, a major London hospital, reported it had taken in 30casualties. 2 DAIL V EVERGREEN Friday, March 9, -l'9n Federal cutbacks lI1ay affect Teacher education program rates as one of nations top J2 graduate programs. research The Teacher Education Prepa- Edward C. Pomeroy, execu- ration Program in the Depart- tive director of the AACTE, said By BOB CARMACK payers believe cutbacks in Although the first has two ment of Education has been the university received its certi- Evergreen Staff research will force professors to more years to run in its original cited by the American Asso- ficate of excellence for distingui- teach more classes. But he sta- charter, and the second has four ciation of Colleges for Teacher shed achievement for encourag- Federal fund cutbacks may af- ted, "The best teaching comes to gp, chairman Bowerman for- Education as one of the top 12 ing improvement in the teacher fect graduate training programs, from laboratory training." sees that "both of these training programs in the nation. education program. doctoral accreditations and Two other departments, socio- grants will be continued until the research within the college of logy and anthropology, will also end (of their charter)" ***************** sciences and arts. . be affected by the federal reduc- In anthropology, department « IN * The psychology department tions, according to personnel at chairman R. J. Ferrell, said.« * will sustain the greatest Dean Mitchell's office. "federal budget revisions will LIFE INSURANCE 1 loss-over $160,000 in federal "The total picture is going to not directly affect our ;: grants. look pretty bad for the universi- department." But he added, "it WE HAYE A $73,628 training grant will be ty," said Charles E. Bowerman, i will be harder for getting ENDS SAT. 7&9:05 cut July I, 1973. Without the chairman of the sociology research funds." funds the psychology depart- department. "In our In his department like others, LOW BID ment will be unable to continue department, it will be consider- the cutbacks will mainly affect ~ Mc:(JlJl:EN/ stipend payments to 12 graduate able more difficult in the future graduate studies. Ferrell said he ~ Mac(U1A\l\f students training in clinical to get support for graduate train- psychology. ing including stipends," he sta- ~~~s~o hope for increased reve- an~V;e:Sth::~S ~~ T~II: (IETA\l\fA'l j~ Sf[VE McQUEEN/ALI M.cGRAW IN Roger T. Davis, chairman of ted. "THE GETAWAY" the psychology department, ex- Editors Note» Although the ~ 8fH JOHNSON °AL LETTIERI AND SALLY STRUTHERS plained that this cutback would Stipends are mainly awarded anthropology department has no I I ~"'I'''lIIicol"

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Although the 1912 team managed only a 5-12 mark, "It was a big gym then, you know," he says in including a 1-0 win over the University of Oregon, the reference to Bohler. "You didn't have as many gyms 1913 team was to bring Bohler the first of his four with wide spaces between the crowd and the court then. championships. At that time, Washington had just opened their pavilion He left the coaching ranks in 1926with a team that was and it was a big barn. And the southern (division) schools not a typical Bohler team. didn't have anything then. USC had a campus gym that "The basketball season at Washington State College couldn't get anybody into it." was far from a success from the standpoint of the But they could get people into Bohler and the people number of games won, but a number of men were who filled it did not see UCLA, USC, Stanford or developed that will form a nucleus for a top-notch team California. The only teams they saw were the Northern for next season," was the way the Chinook summarized Division schools-Oregon, Oregon State, Washington and the 9-17record of the 1926team. Idaho. WSU played each of those teams four times a The prediction did not come true. Karl Schlademan year-twice at home and twice away. filled Bohler's shoes for the next two years with minimal The fans that filled what was then a nice gym, were a success. Known more for his football and track coaching different breed from those who have given Bohler its abilities, Schlademan guided the team to an 18-27 mark reputation for unruly crowds in recent years. during his two years at the helm. ". think every school in the league has gone through But his predecessor, J. Fred Bohler, with a 226-176 periods when it got bad, but we always did everything we coaching record, had made' a mark at WSU. The mark could. I know I even got up a couple of times to wave the was big enough so that in 1928a monument of brick was crowd down," Friel remembers.

'If was a big gym fhen, you know ••• USChad a campus gym fhat couldn't get anybody Into It.'

built in his name. It would house Cougar basketball for But it was not the Bohler crowd of today. the next 45 years. Nor were the teams like those who will close the gym J. Fred Bohler tonight. * * * "It was a strong team, not tali," Friel says when In 1923, Washington State College graduated a young talking about the team of '41. "Our tallest kid was Paul man who would later become known as the most suc- Lindeman who was 6-6 %. Dale Gentry was a forward but cessful coach in its history. However it had no need for he was only 6-2. When it is finally over, when the Huskies and the the young man's services at the time, Bohler was still "They were a good defensive team though. That's Cougars walk off the court with the fans trailing behind coaching and Schlademan would be chosen to fill his spot why they won-they were a good solid defensive team." them, an era will have ended. An era that has brought when he did leave, so the young man moved on. The game has changed a lot since Friel sat on the with it fame, harsh words, notorious fans, days of glory For five years he coached high school ball, and did sidelines. and days of shame. It outlasted Elvis, the Beatles, the quite well. After two years at Colville he headed to "In the Western playoffs we played Arkansas. They New Deal, the Great Society, Joe McCarthy and Jerry Spokane to coach at North Central. It was there tha the showed me something 1 had never seen before-a Rubin. When the last person leaves tonight, Bohler Gym earned his first championship. Against 15 of the best two-handed jump shot. I didn't see how they could hit will have even outlasted Vietnam. teams in the state, he was able to guide North Central to 'em but God could they. We had to go at them and never It will remain standing for God-knows-how-Iong , but it the state championship in 1928. back up an inch." never again will have action-hungry Pullmanites stand- Schlademan vacated his coaching job the same year, ing at its doors to watch a Kareem Abdul-Jabaar or Bill so the young man returned as a coach the next year to * * * Walton make basketball look easier than it really is. the school where he had earned three letters in basket- Friel retired after winning 495 games as the Cougar's Bohler Gym will receive a humble and slow burial. It ball and an equal amount in baseball. head coach. He was followed by Marv Harshman, who will still house the athletic offices, gymnastics matches That young man was Jack Friel. He was to stay until hung around until 1971 when he made the move to will still take place there, it will be the scene of countless 1958, and during that time would bring WSU three Seattle. intramural clashes and gym classes will still play basket- championsh ips. Harshman was followed by a fellow named Bob ball on its court. The biggest prize he would ever bring his alma mater Greenwood who walked in the front door and then out the But in the very real sense, it is The End for The Gym came in 1941. During that year the Cougars won the back to become the second WSU basketball coach to last known as The Crackerbox. People are already buzzing Northern Division title, the Pacific Coast Conference only a year. with excitement about the infant that is rapidly approa- title, the Western Division play-offs and finished second' Tonight, three of the last four coaches to play in ching maturity-The Performing Arts Coliseum. It is in in the National Collegiate Athletic Association 's national Bohler Gym will be there for its closing. Friel will that building that George Raveling will make his true tournamen t. introduce some of the men who once played there during attempt at building a nationalJy prominent team. It is the halftime. Raveling and Harshman will battle it out. there that John Wooden will probably make his last * * * appearance in Pullman as a coach. It is there that Lou Saturday afternoon. Friel is talking about that team And then it will be all over ... Soriano will face his "fans." It is there that all the things and the gym they played in. -Bruce Amundson that used to happen in Bohler Gym will happen in the future. The janitor pulls the bleachers out in Bohler Gym for the last time. He has done it countless times before and that is why he fails to think about the memories that surround him. But it is not his fault that he fails to notice those memories for they are bashful ones. In the day, when the quick inhabit The Gym, they are forced to take their places in the showcases. In the pictures, blankets and trophies they live. Few passing their glass homes stop to take a look at their deeds. Time is too important for these speeding humans and like the janitor, they think only of Now and forget that there was a Then. But if one has the time, the time to stop and look, a world opens ...

* * * The year was 1910 and Washington State College fielded a basketball team of two forwards, .one center, two guards and two "subs" under the leadership of a fellow named J. Fred Bohler. Although it wasn't much of a team in depth, it earned a respectable 12-3record. Performing Arts Coliseum-New home of the Cougars. Photos by Dave Popken -

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Another look at Honors Program Daily Evergreen / Opinion Editor: there are a number of reasons, the primary one I'd like to correct some possible misunderstand- being that it's barely possible to do scant justice to Washington State University Comment ings in regard to the Eastern Civilization course in an introduction of India in one semester, let alone the Honors Program, since the reference in the to cover all, or even just several, of the "Eastern article in the March 7 Evergreen is to the section I Civiliza tions ." teach. Further, the use of the singular (Eastern Civili- Published by the ASWSU Student Publications Board for the students of Washington State Not all sections of UH 350 deal with India, just as zation) implies a unity that isn't there. The use of UniverSity each Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. except during the scheduled vacation and examination weeks of the regular university year. Mike Moon, chairman and W.O. Calvert not all (if any) of UH 330 (Western Civ) deal with the term is a necessary catalogue abbreviation, a secretary and general manager. . South America. Course prospectuses for all sec- catch-all which allows for-the instructor to utilize Editor. Nancy Hyslop tions are available in the Honors Center before and an approach from his discipline (e.g., literature) Business r.'1itnager . . Mark Duncan Office: Room 113 Murrow Communications Center, P.O. Box 2008. es. WSU, Pullman. Washington during registration. toward his area of speciality (e.g., India), which 99163. Printed by the Pullman Herald. Second CI... poSlalle at Pullman, Washinllton. Mail I do not assume a general background on the seems to me to be fairest for the students as well. subscriptions 110.00 per year or 15.50 per semester. part of the student, although I do restrict myself to Represented few national advertisinll by National Educational Advertiain, Service. 360 Lellinllton Ave., New York, N.Y. 10017. India (as I do in Humanities 350, also), for which Fritz Blackwell Adfertisinll materiAl preiented herein does not necesurlJy implv endo_t by thi. new.paper. ... DAILY EVERGREEN Friday, March 9, 1973 Peles make play-offs

The Pele basketball team, The Peles currently have a 10-3 WSU's Amateur Athletic Asso- season record including their ciation squad, has qualified for most recent win over Fairchild the district play-off game Air Force Base 116-79. against the Apple Valley Athletic The last regular season game Club this Sunday in Moses Lake. for the squad will be against Winner of the game will adv- Mort's Club of Moscow this Sun- ance to the regional champion- day at 3: 15 p.m, in the Lincoln ships in Seattle next week. Junior High gym in Pullman.

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A CROWD gathers under the basket, but they're too late as WSU's Sam Miller has already scored. Photo by Dave Popken

Emotion-packed game

""IMII. U.LM. Coug-Husky clash ends season LO 4-1231 N. 134 GRAND

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Friday, March 9, 1973 DAIL Y EVERGREEN 5 Baseball Cougs work out problems Holt misses final WSU's baseball squad has had they may be played at Bailey on his way to the victory. home gym meet a week to iron out its defensive field. problems in preparation for Larry Herman, who pitched 4 The gymnastics team will Joe McIntosh, with 22 career 113 innings of relief in Saturday's Peavy is hopeful that his team doubleheaders Saturday and wins, is expected to start Satur- stage their last home meet wi- can better their previous team Sunday against Whitworth and second game without giving up a thout their team captain, Jim- day's first game. He pitched six hit, is scheduled to start the se- scoring record in the meet. Idaho respectively. Both con- innings in the first game last Holt, tomorrow night at 7:30 Portland State's John Nissen is tests are scheduled for Clarkston cond game against Whitworth. p.m. in Bohler Gym against Ea- week against Lewis and Clark The rest of the line up will be expected to give the Cougars' but if warm weather continues State allowing one run on six hits stern Montana and Portland Dubi Lufi stiff competition in the the same as last week with the State. possible exception of right field. all-around. Holt will not compete due to a Lufi will be performing the Steve Grasser started the first fractured fibula he sustained game in right field against Lewis compulsory routines that he will during the gymnastics exhibition use in the Pac-S championships and Clark, and went hitless in at Monday night's basketball two trips to the plate. later this month. He will also game. The fibula is the thin bone attempt to better his previous Yell Saturday's game will begin at of the calf. high in the all-around of 53.4, noon and Sunday's doubleheader Even without the services of which is difficult when using at Ip.m. Holt on the rings, Coach Bob compulsory routines according to Peavy. Squad Peavy expects some of the younger team members to do Indoor track meet well. Among them is Andy Alexander who scored 45.75 in lures J5 NW schools the University of Washington Tryouts meet, which was a personal high Fifteen schools from Montana, Idaho and Washington will invade for him in the all-around. Hollingbery Field House tomorrow for the 31st annual WSU indoor Alexander is also picked by the track meet. coach to replace Holt on the Cougar fans will get a chance to watch the performances of over 35 rings. WSU athletes. Included on the roster are freshman Dale Scott, the March 15th nation's top high school 880 runner last year; Kip Ngeno, who tied the 70-yard hurdle mark in the Seattle Indoor track meet this year; and Soccer Club to host the 1971-72 high school pole vault champion, Rich Bagget, who has U of I this weekend Clinic: March 12-14 gone 15-9. .AJso competing for WSU will be the Minor twins=Larry and Gary. Both the A and B squads of the While both have the ability to go several events, it is doubtful if Soccer Club will compete in Mar- 6:30 pm Coach Jack Mooberry will enter them in all the events they are tin Stadium this Saturday. They Smith Gym 115 capable of competing in. will play the respective Univer- The doors will open at 9:30 a.m. with the long jump and 70-yard sity of Idaho team in each case. dash preliminaries starting at 10 a.m. The meet will reconvene at I The A team will open the after- p.m. with the shot put competition starting the afternoon session. noon's play at 2 p.m. and the B The meet is expected to end in the late-afternoon. _ squad will follow the completion of that contest. The club is preparing for their annual WSU Soccer Tournament which is held during Mother's l ·Key'73 Bible Teaching Mission 1Weekend and attracts teams from all over the Pacific l with t Northwest. The Rev. C. Walden Hedman Lutheran Bible Institute Sickle cell benefit l Seattle, Washington t I • THEME: planned for game .. "The Holy Spirit in Action" t The basketball game between I (Studies in Acts) the Cougars and the Washington Huskies tonight in historic Boh- .. • PLACE: • DATES: . t ler gymnasium is going to be Emmanuel Lutheran Church March 11-14 t memorable forseveral reasons. West "A" & Peterson Dr. Each Evening-7:30P.M. It's the last Pac-S game the l Moscow, Idaho Cougars will play in the 45-year- old gymnasium, and the game l t will be televised by the university's educational channel as part WELCOME of a sickle cell anemia l t awareness program being sponsored on campus by the Black Studies program. KWSU-TV Manager Tom Rog- stad said the station would start its telethon at 7 p.m. by inter- viewing Dr. Charles Frank Whit- ten, a pioneer in the field of sickle cell research. Dr. Whitten, who is on the faculty of Wayne State University School of Medi- cine in Detroit, is coming to the WSU campus to deliver a formal' lecture. He is one of the orga- nizers of the National Asso- ciation for Sickle Cell Disease and also is a member of the Sickle Cell Disease Advisory committee for the National Insti- tutes of Health. The telecast also will include A-t Kotzin Introduces filmed segments of the panel discussion on sickle cell anemia scheduled for the CUB Thurs- TVI3IA§ day, March 8. Film will be shown demonstrating the blood test procedures as followed by the T~()U~E~~T.M. ~re. ~Je WSU Student Health Services. Half-time activities for tonight's game will include The Silhouette is special ceremonies noting the Sm(LUest /ar,e retirement of Bohler gymnasium as a playing site. WSU moves Yesterday, The Fit into its new, multi-purpose Per- is Today. forming Arts Coliseum next banK rn town; .. year. After the basketball game, The Newest Fabrics and Colors KWSU-TV will carry more live or the JQr~e..st discussion regarding sickle cell in the Style You Want anemia and viewers are invited to phone in questions and dona- S ffi(\\l ba nK in town? tion pledges. $1000 to $1400 Spring Wedding?

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(' ....-.. Storaska urges self-defense as best detterent to rapists Classified Ads By JANINE WITTROCK GRANT hysterical response. deterrent because, "of the three Evergreen Staff Instead, Storaska advocated, elements of an assualt-the envi- the potential victim should pre- ronment, the emotionally distur- Eight hundred students sat or tend that she does not find the bed person and the woman-this Apts. For Rent Yell Squad tryouts' Clinic: March 12-14. 6:30 stood for two and one-half hours Smith Gym 115. prospect of intercourse with her is the only one we can control." Spacious three bedroom apartment adjoining Wednesday night and listened assailant threatening or un- campus, fireplace, rec. room. Also two bedroom He stressed that women can For Sale enthralled to Frederic Storas- pleasant. She should feign agree- also help prevent rape by avoid- apartment and studios in lower price range. ka's humorous, punchy, physi- L04·7261. ment verbally and by gently ing rape-enhancing environ- Trumpet: Conn "Connste llation" B. Excellent cally energeticJecture on rape. caressing the rapist's groin or One and two bedroom apartments $105.185. condition call 332-7642. ments. "If you just cannot wait Pullman Realty,332-1511. They then guardedly walked face, as a woman would do in a to get raped," he said with wry 15'h ft. camper trailer 1972 model, like new. Sa ve or drove-but probably did not voluntary sexual situation-until bitterness, "hitchhike home One bedroom furnished apartment. Pets al- $300. Lots of extras. Phone 568-8091. hitchhike-home, armed with she has the opportunity to reach lowed. Call L07-7664 after 4 for information. tonight." Yell Squad tryouts Cu nic: March 12-14, &30 eyeball-poking, testes-crushing for his cheeks to gouge his eyes Although Washington Sate Two bedroom unfurnished apartment. All utili. Smith Gym 115, techniques for fending off as- or for his groin to crush his rape statistics have not been up- ties furnished. Non-smokers. $130 winter. $85 summer, $118 year-around. 332·2202. Yam sale: Misc. household items, chair camera saulters. testicles. dated since the hitchhiking law TV saxaphone. Friday and Saturday 9-4. Terrace The AWS Women's Sympo- "The beauty of this program," went into effect, the FBI repor- Yell Squad tryouts! Clinic: March 12·14, 6:30 Park Trailer Court :tt 13. sium speaker himself, fending Storaska enthused, "is that if the ted 30.7 rapes per 100,000 persons Smith Gym 115. off his own frequent post-speech Sony stereo cassette and FM/AM deck. Call woman chickens out, if she de- in the western states in 1971. Six Close to campus center-Quiet, furnished one 332-2703 for Jim, $120 or best offer. assailants, exhaustion and hoar- cides what he wants to do to her have been reported in Pullman bedroom apt. I or 2 persons utilities included in rent avail. March I. $95/month, Call ED2-5135. seness, drifted upstairs to the is not worth blinding him, she is since 1969, but Storaska claims NEW LINE OF BACKPACK, ANORAKS. COOK CUB third floor lounge. KITS, STOVES. ACCESSORIES NOW IN still alive and conscious to try reported rapes represent only Houses For Rent STOCK. NAMTREK N.12IOGRAND 332-5544. "God, I'm tired," he admitted, something else. That is not alone-five hundredth of the real Yell Squad tryouts! Clinic: March 12-14. 6:30 Guitar sale: Teaching. studio surplus-25 new slumping into a deep chair and Smith Gym 115, ways true if you go in kicking." number. and used guitars. Ctasslc-Folk-Yamaha-Harme- putting his feet up. "It makes me ny-Ail guitars 40% below suggested list price. He emphasized that karate or But whether there ha ve been Houses For Sale tired just thinking about how other self-defense techniques are Sale wiD be held at SIS E. 8th St. Moscow, 10 six rapes or 3,000 in Pullman in a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday March 10. One day only!! hard I ha ve worked to get this theoretically better than his the last five years, Frederic By owner: 1196 sq. ft. on main floor, including Phone 882·7140. program going." three bedroom and two baths, Living-room program but no good if a woman Storaska is convinced there need w /fireplace and new carpeting; large deck off Bolex 160 Super 8 macrozoom new! Single Storaska's program of rape will not bother to learn them. living-room w/stairway to patio. Full daylight .. not be any in the future if the framing, 36 FPS Sline copier case etc. $195. prevention began eight years In a post-lecture interview, women who sat through his basemen t: large rec -roorn w /f replace and room 332-7324. ago when, as a clinical psycho- for two bedrooms and bath. Single attached Storaska explained tha t he program Wednesday night lear- garage. 332-5619. logy student, he broke up a gang Skis, Olin Mark 11,215 cm. Used once. Salomon pushes self-defense as a rape ned anything. 505 bindings, $150, 332-7324 after 5. rape of a young girl. While follo- Trailers For Rent wing up the incident he became SALE NOW ON ALL X·COUNTRY EQUIP. 8 x 36 one bdrm . carpeted. Natural gas, applian- MENT. DOWN CLOTHING. WINTER ACCES- aware of a need for more ces. Furnished: air-conditioned. Larue private SORIES IN STOCK. NAMTRECK N 1210 research on rape and a public lot. $70/mo, 332-7378. GRAND 332-5544.

information campaign designed Two bedroom furnished trailer. Rent to help women prevent assault. $IOO/month-Near campus across RR tracks Wanted Storaska moved to fill the infor- from Ram. 332-5106. Horticulture graduate students want pruning mation gap himself by establish- Trailers For Sale and general yard work. Phone :332·7991 or ing a National Clearing House 3:J2-5509. J9b'9 Brockwood 52' x 12' f urnished. Fence, and Research Center for Assault kennel, deck, air conditioner. ::t; 116 Terrace Girls interested in trying out ror Miss WSU in New York, going on leccure ST. JAMES' EPISCOPAL CHURCH - N.E. 1410 Stadium Way. Park, Pullman. :l:t2-1872. Rodeo 1973, contact Debbie 332-17X4 by March tours and writing a book on rape 332-1742.Sundays: 8:00 AM Holy Eucharist, 9:30 AM Adult Discussion 12. For sale 10 x 50 2 bedroom partially furnished. which will soon be released. & Sunday School 10:00 AM Choral Eucharist, Church is open daily. Near campus $:~O()O- We will carry contract. The keystone of his anti-as- Fr. Michael Jackson, Rector. 3:32-5106 {'vl'nings. Announcemen ts sault formula is his simple but 10 x 50 clean, two bedroom. New floors, air Peugeot bicycles exclusively $119.95_ Wheel- intensel y-felt philosophy that THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Stadium Way at oaines Road J. conditioner, washer, furnished. Reasonable. sport Bicycle Shop, N 1711 Division, Spokane. "no matter what you do to pre- Edgar Pearson, D.D. Minister, Morning Worship: 9:30 & II :00, Robi n 335-3535. After 5:30882-8270. FA6-3977. Also: Motobacane Gita ne Masi . vent rape, it must neither hurt Church Always Open For Study and Meditation, Campus Ministry: K Roommates Wait! You wa nna bike'? Skip Spokane. come 10 you nor commit you if it does not House. C-Street Bikes. Gi tanc Nishiki Raleigh Falcon. Yell Squad tryouts! Clinic March 12-14, H:m 332-1703. work." Smith Gym 115. According to Storaska, such TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH N.E. 1300 Lybecker Rd., off Yell Squad tryouts Clinic: March 12·14, !i30 myth-promoted techniques as Stadium Way. Worship Sunday 8:45 & 11:00. Lutheran Student Jobs Smith Gym 115. screaming or kicking commit a Fellowship meets three times weekly at K-House, N.E. 720 Thatuna. Forestry and Ae. seniors experienced in pruru ng Keep WSU Greene. victim because, once she has Call church phone, 332-1985; K-House, 332-2611. and genera I yard work can ha ul trash. :n2·4Mfi. WSU Rodeo needs a 'Queen.' If you're a student tried them and failed to deter her with at least a 2. and love to ride, tr vouts will be attacker, she cannot try a new KOINONIA HOUSE (next to Bookie). Worship services every Tues- March IH. Horst's and tack will be provided. For day, 9 p.m. evening service. Every Thursday morning service 7 a.m. information and application please call Debbie tack and pretend to go along 3:12-171<4 by March 12. with the rape. Common Ministry. In Storaska's opinion, "An- Daily Evergreen Celebrate St. P"a trick's [My come to the Lepre- SIMPSON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH William G. Berney, chaun's Fantasy Saturday March 17 900 p.m. yone in any given assault should Classified Ad Rates CUB Ballroom. go along attitudinally-not pastor, N.E. 325 Maple Street Phone ED 2-5212, Worship 10 a.m. Sunday, Church School and Adult Education 11:05 Sunday University Thebell of the ball. Patti Pul zimall, pick s.Berett sexually-until she sees a chance Hall. to safely react. ,. Student Group 6:30 PM Sunday, Senior Choir 7 PM Thursday, 9:20 JO~ per Word Cash He contends that this approach AM Sunday. Saturday is al wa ys Oldies but Goodies day at LeCoq Records. S 128 Grand. Downtown Pull. is necessary beca use ra pists Minimum 15 wO'rds: man. usually feel very insecure about COMMUNITY EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH Sundays: Worship their relationships with mature 9:30, Bible classes for all, 10:30, Evenings - services as planned (call To Liberated Woman-Your wit is exceeded $1.50 per insertion only by your I.Q. which is. I'm sure. exceeded women. They attack initially out for info.) Wed. prayer services at 8:00 in homes.' Call 332-1755 or only by your bust size which equals your shoe of hostility toward females and 567-9305for info. Services held in Whelan Grange on Palouse Hiway, si ze- Libera ted Man. just beyond Albion turnoff. We welcome students heartily. are aggra vated by a woman's CASH IN ADVANCE Tonight at the Seasons: Bourbon Chicken. hostile, condescending or Saturday: Beef Burgundy. 5-8 p.m . SE 215 Para- UNIVERSITY CHURCH OF SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS 3rd and DEADLINES FOR dise 564-971 L Almon in Moscow, Idaho. Study hour 9:30 a.m. Saturday Worship Any persons having the U.S. Women's Ski Team Search to begin Service 11:00 a.m. Saturday, Pastor/Campus Minister Rev. R. PUBLICATION Diet are asked to contact the Consumer Protec- Edward Turner. tion Center CUB 312335-5553.

for May Queen SACRED HEART CHURCH N.E. 420 Ash Street. 332-5312. Sunday NOON Rides Monday the search for the masses: Saturday: 7:30 p.m. Sunday: 7:30,9:00,10:30 a.m. Weekday Desperately need ride for 2 back from Seattle May Queen for Mom's Weekend masses: Monday through Friday: 6:45 a.m. Saturday: 8:15 a.m. DAY BEFORE Sunday 1111"Call 332-6361 after 4:00. will begin. On Monday voting for Confessions: Saturday: 4-5 and 8:15-9:00 p.m. Fr. James M. Ribble. Lost and Found the semifinalists will take place PUBLICATION in the living groups. THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS; 1055 Reward for keys in envelope. lost in Reserve Bring Ads to Murrow library 2-27-73. Very important. Thanks Off-campus students can vote Orchard; Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. Sacrament Mtng. 4:00 p.m. 335-5908. at the CUB from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Family Home Evening-Singles-Mon. 7:00 p.m. Call 332-1151 or Communications Center 113 332-6933. Mi,.,. Only sophomore, junior, and senior women can vote. Finalists BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH (Independent) N.E. 605 Ruby, Celebrate St. P"dtrick's Day getting stewed Irish Phone ED 5-4573 style. Military Ball March 17 9:00 p.m. CUB for May Queen will be chosen in 332-1712, 9:45 AM Sunday School, II AM Morning Worship, 7:00 Ballroom. another election later next week. Evening Service, Wednesday 7:30 Bible Study and Prayer, Ron or This year's Mom's Weekend, P. O. Box 2008 CS Blow your fuses out with music from LeCoq Breckel, Pastor, LO 7-8041. Records. S 128Grand. Downtown Pullman. May 4, 5, and 6, is entitled "Our Pullman, Wash. 99163 Fair Ladies." Activities already EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH (Affiliated with the SBC) N.W. Try some real yogurt for once. No artificial planned include: the annual colors or flavors. Sweetened with honey. Wild- 1250 Ritchie Street. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship 10:45 flower Natural Foods across from Charlie SPUR songfest, three Fish Fan a.m. Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. Rev. William Phillips, pastor, Brown's parking lot. shows and the Carpenters con- 332-5015. cert. The May Queen, Mother of Motorcycles the Year, and Faculty Woman of PULLMAN BAPTIST CHURCH East Main and Spring. Rev. David A. 1971 Honda CLIOO. Perfect condition $300 or best offer. 332-4178 4O-DSo. Fairway. the Year will be announced dur- Leach, Pastor. 9:30 AM Church School. 11:00 AM Worship Service. ing the weekend. Phone L04-7391. Need money: For sale, J 971 Kawasaki 175, excellent condition. New knobby, shop manual, 332-3962. ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHAPEL N.E. 740 Campus Street, Pullman KEEP AClU to give Sunday School-l0:00 AM, Morning Worship-II :00 AM Evening Ser- ears vice-7:00 PM Ralph E. Mader, Minister. 'EM 1965 VW 1000 miles on complete overhaul. specialties auction Perfec t condi tion $675. 10 speed Astra 24" CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH. The Lutheran Church Missouri frame. J32-5559. A specialties auction by the POSTED Synod. Orchard Drive and Gaines Road. Morning Worship at 10:00 1963 Rambler Classic wagon A,T. P.S. Excellent Pullman chapter of the Ameri- AM on Sundays. For additional information phone 332-4697; on ti res, good condition, low mileage eng. $300. Call can Civil Liberties Union will be WITH after 5:30 p.m. 332·3748, Sunday mornings phone the church, 332-2830. held at 8 tonight in the Koinonia WANT 66 Ford station wagon, six cylinder, stick, 72,000 House. Jerome Anderson, WSU South FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, Whitman at Maple. miles. $285. 28-A Fairway evenings. librarian, explained, "The Sunday Service, Sunday school, Nursery 10:30 a.m., Wednesday 1972 Toyota Corolla Coupe, factory air, FM proceeds from the auction of evening meeting, 7:30. College student organization, Tuesday, 6 p.m., ADS stereo, new radials. $2275 or best offer. 332-5543. unusual goods and services will K-House. Kris Mehlenbacher, Org. President. Everyone is welcome. go to pay office expenses, but 1968 Toyota Corona with studded tires. $650 or best offer. 567-0983 after four, primarily to help pay lawyers' RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS (QUAKERS) NE 615 Campus fees from our civil rights cases." For sale: 1963 Ford pickup V8 4 spd. L.W.B. Ph, St., David Benson Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) meets at L08·67.03 $650. Auctioneers will be John 10:00 a.m. in the home of friends. Call '568-6953 or 332-3164 for Yell Squad tryout& Clinic: March 12-14 6:30 Ogden and Victor Moore and information. Evening meeting 8 p.m. on first Sunday of each month. Smith Gym 115. punch and snacks will be served. Any donations for the auction 1965 4.

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Last year someone released the experimental mink being used for research on Muscular Dystrophy. It will take one or two years and $10,000 to put research back to where it was before the release. If you would like to donate to a cause that is both close to everyone here at WSU and essential to help end the killer disease Muscular Dystrophy please send your contribution to: M D Research, Veterinary Pathology Dept. Washington State University Pullman, Wa. 99163 row n {/lIff!.{r:rc5 This vital research needs your help 1 Phone L04-4281 Pullman. Wash ..99163 Sponsored by Students for M D Research

8 DAn. Y EVERGREEN Friday, March 9, 1973