Shooting starts city unrest —•— Violence causes tense weekend After what Lubbock schools officials called an isolated incident between two youths was apparently shot in the hall of the school near the library and he collapsed some 300 resulted in the death of a 16-year-old Black youth Thursday, Lubbock saw a weekend of feet away near the principal's office. racial violence, unrest, curfews and confrontations, including one on the Tech campus. Juvenile division officers said Carver told them that he and Collier had argued over Included in the aftermath of the school tragedy was the arrest of a 15-year-old white some cigarettes early Thursday at the school and that in the argument Collier had youth and a sniper's critical wounding of a 25-year-old Lubbock policeman. Both in- slashed his arm. Carver added that Collier had threatened to kill him—and that's when cidents and following confrontations by Blacks resulted in Lubbock Mayor Jim Gran- he went home to get the gun. Police later recovered a gun from a dresser drawer at the berry calling a city-wide curfew Thursday and Friday nights. Carver residence. In a quickly-called meeting that was not tied with the shooting incident, but apparently Carver had originally been enrolled in Lubbock High School but was transferred to touched off by it, Tech campus Blacks met with Tech student leaders Friday afternoon to Dunbar just two days before the shooting after school officials discovered he lived in the air their grievances. Dunbar district. a Services for the high school shooting victim. Willie Ray Collier of 2502-B Weber Drive, After the shooting, about 150 Blacks marched on City Hall demanding to see the Carver S are scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in Slaton. A memorial fund has been established in youth in custody. City officials let several Black leaders in to see the white youth in jail the youth's name at American State Bank by the Dunbar High School Student Council. and then the Blacks were asked to disperse. Sporadic incidents followed that night after County Atty. Tom Purdom Thursday filed murder with malice charges against 15- the group marched to East Lubbock. year-old Jeff Earl Carver of 302 52nd St. shortly after the youth turned himself in to Granberry called the 10:30-sunrise city-wide curfew after several shooting incidents p juvenile authorities. and bands of Blacks started rock-throwing and causing damage. Patrolman Russell McKenzie, was shot later Thursday as he and two other patrolman State police with armored vests and Lubbock police with a tank type vehicle were cruised the troubled Weber Drive area of East Lubbock. The sniper shot shattered the called into the Weber Drive area shortly after midnight Thursday when 10-12 shots were main artery in McKenzie's neck and the bullet lodged in his chest. His condition in fired at police, one of which hit McKenzie. Methodist Hospital was listed as satisfactory. Friday morning school officials said about 245 of the schools 600 students were absent Three Black men, Jay Jordan, 23; R_J. Lincoln, 20; and Travis Lincoln, all of 1704 E. from the Dunbar school. 29th St. were arrested early Friday and charged with assault with intent to murder. Several shooting incidents were reported Friday night but no injuries were reported, Police confiscated a .22 rifle, pellet gun and some ammunition from the house where the and the curfew was lifted Saturday afternoon, but not before over 100 arrests had been men were arrested. made for violations. Peace Justice Wayne Le Croy set bond at $100,000 on each of the three men. Police investigated a bomb threat at Lubbock High School after a call was received A ballistic test is currently underway between guns confiscated and the bullet taken through the school switchboard. School authorities emptied the school with a fire drill from McKenzie. alarm to avoid panic. A search was made of the premises but the bomb that was sup- Trouble began Thursday with the incident at Lubbock's Dunbar High School. Collier posedly set for 10:10 a.m. was not found.

THE UNIVERSITY DAILY Lubbock police used this tank- Lubbock's 'tank' like vehicle during racial VOLUME 47 NUMBER 10 Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas, Monday, September 13, 1971 FOUR PAGES unrest in Lubbock this weekend. Lubbock Blacks confer with SA president By MARSHA NASH, UD Special Reporter Spillman did not comment whether he thought the demands would be met. He clarified his stand on the present policy of the station. About 30 Blacks and a half-dozen Chicanos met at the Student Association (SA) office "We are aiming at the 19 to 26 age level. There is a place for a station in Lubbock to Friday afternoon to protest what Bill Scott, SA president, termed a "basic com- fulfill the cultural needs of this group of people. That's the spot we're trying to fill," munications problem." Spillman said. It 1;110( K The Blacks protested their misrepresentation in the publication, "Student Association \ \\( jot The Blacks also elaborated on the need for a change in the present ethnics program ► Guide to Lubbock and Texas Tech-1971-72." which they claimed is "white oriented" to one that is Black oriented. The major com- In particular, they referred to the statement, "Know some clever nigger jokes for plaint was that the courses are now taught by white professors, not Black professors. parties," which appeared under the heading, "How to Be a Fraternity Man." "No white man can tell me how to be aware of myself," said one unidentified Black. 1 O lierinall S1101 They also attacked the statement, "It is very in these days to be Black or Chicano, but Of the some 30 members gathered Friday, only one was enrolled or had been enrolled unfortunately you have to be born that way," under the heading, "How to Be a Minority in an ethnics course. 1. ,----,46yy.,,f Group." Theresa Patrick, a junior education major now enrolled in "Black Literature" said, Their third grievance concerned a satirical game of college life shown on pages 46-47 "There are five or six of us and we are teaching the class. We don't need a Ph.D. super which allegedly stereotyped a Black with a sack of loot over his shoulder. The caption 'negro' to learn something from him." 4 reads, "Your roommate quits and goes to Canada ... with your TV, stereo, clothes and Another unidentified Black said, "We would like more Black faculty members so we 4pia , stash—Pay $540." will have more people to relate to. We want someone who can get closer to the common level of the students through teaching in a class room. We want Blacks teaching math, 5 n1/41/)2; i 16 Scott told the group "Most that read this are sharp enough to realize that this is a dig at - VC those who are prejudiced. We made the mistake in both the wording and the phrase." English, and other basic courses as well as minority courses. As it seems now, whites are His retraction reads: "We are going to clarify the article dealing with sororities and the only ones capable of teaching." fraternities. The phrase concerning Blacks as "niggers" was a poor choice of words; James Young, SA Secretary of Minority Affairs, recently reviewed the Afro-American however, the article was intended to be a criticism of those who condemned Blacks for studies programs at the University of Houston and at Texas Southern University in whatever reason. Houston in an endeavor to better the Tech program. Young has presented a three-page report to Tech academic advisors and to the Student "It was intended to portray those in this particular situation who might be racially Association. prejudiced. Student Association printed the guide to be constructively critical and Scott said, "We will use this information to establish a more comprehensive program socially concerned. Blacks are and always will be a part of the student association and that would not only "educate" the Blacks we have on campus, but also the white will therefore be treated as an integral part of it." students." The Black group spent the biggest part of the session registering complaints against The group complained that Young did not represent their group and asked how he the allotment of air time on KTXT-FM, the campus radio station. George Spillman, obtained the position of Secretary of Minority Affairs. They were told that he received station manager, was called to the meeting to clarify the policies of the station con- the cabinet position in the same manner as anyone else—he applied. 1.1tt1101 cerning programming. They accused,Young of being "buddy'buddy" with the whites and catering to their O.0 L - M ESA Room The Blacks pointed out that only six hours a week were allocated to 'soul' music at whims. Scott denied the accusation, whereupon one member pleaded, "Don't push us KTXT. They also noted that only one Black was employed at the station and wanted to against each other because it is as hard as hell now." 19 Strir Uidivettd, era" know why more Blacks had not been hired. Scott proposed that the Blacks elect a representative to work with Young in hopes of LiND "We have hired no more Blacks, because no Blacks have applied," Spillman said. "We achieving their goals more effectively and possibly eliminate the communications • 1 have a soul show every Sunday from 6 to 12 p.m. We also program 15 Black songs into the barrier. :30 Pa E Posters announcing a S.O.U.L. survey every week, which means that the disc jockeys are required to play them every "Many of their demands are well founded," Scott said. "I think that what has hap- meeting Sunday pointed to the day." pened is unfortunate because of the timing, but it was necessary not only on the part of irony of a white policeman Spillman also said that advertisements had been placed in the University Daily asking the Blacks but other minority groups. receiving more coverage for for announcers, so he felt that Blacks had had opportunities to apply. "What they need is someone to take their viewpoint. It is only logical that they should being shot in disturbances this The Blacks asked Spillman for eight hours of air time daily, with eight hours devoted to come to the Student Association for support. weekend than the cause of the Chicano music and equal time for white music. About a half dozen Chicanos were present "We do not cater to the vocal minority, but if they are truly oppressed, we should try SOUL reacts to at the meeting. and change the justifiable ends before that oppression breaks into violence. disturbances, the killing of a Spillman explained that before station policy could be changed so drastically, the Tech "The majority should not always relent to the minority. The function of the Student news coverage Black youth. administration would have to be consulted, since the university officially owns the Association is to serve all groups and the Blacks are an integral part of the sum of its license to the station. functions." Wave wins by six Tulane swamps Raiders

By MILLER BONNER Following a short rain the halftime intermission, Tulane and Sports Editor Tech fought to a stand still in the third period. Yet in the final stanza came the Raider's undoing. Grimes Lady Luck turned her head away from the Raider football missed a 25 yard field goal in the opening seconds of the fourth team Saturday night as the Techsans dropped the first game of quarter and Tulane's Mike Truax stormed through, apparently the season to Tulane, 15-9, in New Orleans. untouched, and blocked Johnny Odom's punt. Two mistakes in the red and black kicking game; a blocked Three plays later Tulane put the final points of the night on the and mishandled punt, set up the Green Wave's pair of touch- scoreboard w'th Hebert's one yard plunge for the TD and downs. Hebert's reception for the two-point conversion gave the Wave a The loss marked the first time since 1962 that a Tech eleven 15-9 lead. has been on the short end of an opening night score and left the Napper led a valiant comeback effort which ended with 21 Raiders winless in their last three outings, counting the seconds remaining. Tight end Andre Tillman slipped, fell or was Arkansas and Sun Bowl games of last season. pulled down near the goal line on a fourth and one situation as The night began in typical Raider fashion, with the defensive Napper's pass fell harmlessly on the rain soaked artificial turf. unit holding the Wave at mid-field following the opening kick- Enroute to the near comeback, Johnny Odom, the Raider's top off. Quarterback Charlie Napper then displayed his skills in the clutch reciever, made a dazzling catch and followed with a gutty triple option Tech attack utilizing the slashing running styles of run to put the Raiders on the 15 yard marker. Doug McCutchen and Miles Langehennig. Napper then went to Cornerback Marc Dove had put life into the Tech attack the air for the first time and hit tight end Harry Case on a 14 minutes earlier with a 38 yard punt runback. Dove and safety yard scoring strike. Dale Rebold accounted for two timely interceptions also. Kicking problems, which Carlen said could be "blamed on no For the night, Langehenning led the game's rushers with 92 one but myself. I coach the kickers", began immediately with yards on 16 attempts while McCutchen accounted for 83 steps on Dicky Ingram's point after attempt sailing wide. 21 trys. Napper picked up 62 yards rushing and passed for 88 Tulane captialized on the first of two more mistakes in the yards and one TD. Napper completed seven of 17. kicking game to go ahead 7-6 with 1:56 remaining in the first GAME STATE Tech Tulsa. quarter. Sophomore Joe Barnes bobbled the Greenie's punt and Ftrst Downs 23 15 UD PHOTO BY DARREL THOMAS the Tulane eleven took possession on the Tech 30. Six plays later Rushing yardage 242 127 Passing yardage 84 112 Raider Charlie Napper, master of the triple option they scored. Total offense 330 112 Interceptions 2 0 from his quarterbacking post, rambles for more Again Napper brought the Raiders down the field with Don 427.7 S-35.6 Rollin' against the Wave RIM] yardage against Tulane in Saturday night's 15.9 Grimes' 19 yard field goal giving the Techsans their last lead of Penalties 4-54 5-86 Fumbles-tumbles lost- 2-1 0-0 the game at 9-7 . Tech loss. Page 2 The University Daily, September 13, 1971 Letters to the editor it THE UNIVERSITY DAILY L°--t, Shafted again Complain about parking Opinions expressed in The University Daily are those of the It is very difficult to find a lot. Don't we have any say on editor or of the writer of the article and are not necessarily those of We stood in line for six hours parking place on this campus, this campus? the college administration or the Board of Regents. Monday, September 6, to get especially for Knapp Hall One solution would be to give The University Daily, a student newspaper at Texas Tech tickets to the Tech vs. Texas resident& parking priority to up- University at Lubbock, Texas is published by Student Publications, football game only to be perclassmen, or not let fresh- Journalism Building, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas disappointed. Many studens Last weekend, 17 of our men have cars on campus. 79409. The University Daily is published daily except Saturday and stood in line longer than we. The parking places were turned into When is something going to be Sunday during the long terms, September through May, and A-J reported that 7,000 tickets "24 Hour Reserve" parking done on this campus for the weekly (every Friday) during the summer session, June through were sent to us from Austin, yet places. Now we can't even find students who live here? August, except during review and examination periods and school the student body (whom the Red places to park in Horn parking The Girls from Knapp vacations. Raiders represent) got last The University Daily is a member of Associated Collegiate priority. It is understandable Press, Southwestern Journalism Congress and National Council of that the band and Saddle About letters Tramps should get first 4N.tz • di College Publications Advisors. , The University Daily Texas Tech, Lubbock, Texas Second-class postage paid at Lubbock, Texas 79409. priority, but why should the reserves space on its editorial 79406. Subscription rate is $10 per year. Athletic Office sell the tickets to st( page for readers to express the "big wigs" in Lubbock who their ideas and opinions. Letters must include the Editor Don Richards only go to the game to 'BEAUTIFUL! - I LOVE THE SUBTLE TOUCHES OF UNDERLYING HUMOR, THE WISTFUL SMILE, THE FEELING OF PEACE AND ORDER REGAINED . . . writer's name, address and Assistant Editor Mike Warden socialize? Letters should be typed phone number. News Editor Laylan Copelin It looks like the students double-spaced on a 65 character Managing Editors Hal Brown, Cass Ray of Texas Tech got the shaft line. They should be mailed to Letters may be edited for Assistant News Editor Karen Quinlan again. rinktndrire*ai*- 9, Tulane-15 the Editor, The University length, libel, and good taste, in Photo Editor Jeff Lawhon Teresa Bailey Ann Walker Daily, Journalism Building, cases where neces-cary. 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JESUS CHRIST animals, not for children"— shows had people hitting tional House of Pancakes Enclose 25ct to cover postage Irene McCabe, who each other over the head"— Services set and ask for the Silver Dol- and handling. protested busing school Evelyn Sarson, president of lar Pancakes. If he orders SUPERSTAR A Rock Opera by children in Pontiac, Mich., Action for Children's them ''the hard way"- by delivering two guinea Television, commenting on a Memorial services will be forget him. and held for Dr. Abdi Abdushah, 4 Original Concert Presentation featuring Randell's Island and a 32-piece orchestra pigs in a toy bus to the city survey which bowed a high 10 Pancakes- 75c school superintendent. incidence of violence on p.m. Tuesday, in the University Tickets now on sale at the following locations: 18 Pancakes- 95c Dunlaps Department Store (both locations) and St. Christopher's Episcopal Church. children's television. Center Blue Room. "I really don't have any Dr. Abdushah, a member of complaints about the work at "The pill has been put into the Department of Government, all. My only real problem women's hands by men died Satudrday morning, Sept. has been the pedestrians at because they are so extra- 4. He was a native of Iran. Presented by EL and St. C'hristopher's Episcotral Church. lunch hour. I haven't given ordinarily afraid to ex- Dr. Roland Smith will any pedestrian tickets yet, periment with their own eulogize Dr. Abdushah. The but I'm going to"—Iva bodies"—Margaret Meade, services will be sponsored by PRICES: $3.50, ttijc ' $4.50, $5.50, $6.10,111 Denny, new Dallas traffic anthropologist, in Swit- the Department of Government and Dr. Abdushah's Iranian cop. zerland. 1627 UNIVERSITY friends. OPEN NEGRO HEADS TRAFFIC 24 HOURS A DAY Dept.F `Superstar' here BALTIMORE (AP)—Maj. 3200 Skillman An long Island Cry. N Y 11101 ree;itzeeei William A. Harris became the highest-ranking Negro in the history of the Baltimore Police Wednesday night Department when he was Stamps & Coins FRIDAY NIGHT, SEPT 24th I promoted to lieutenant colonel for Rock opera "Jesus Christ- the music and language of and given charge of the Traffic COLLECTORS Superstar" will be presented today's young generation but Division. Wednesday 8:30 p.m. in the their chief symbols...it also has +++++ Lubbock Municipal Coliseum. great drama, of which not the BACKED BY ISRAEL FAUST STAMP SHOP Under the artistic supervision least is the evolution from a of the rock opera's composer skeptical beginning to an ending TEL AVIV (AP)—The Israeli MONTEREY CENTER MALL Andrew Webber and lyricist surging with conviction." government had budgeted 50th & Elgin Tim Rice, the National Touring Life commented, "The story $70,000 for the country's only : JOHNNY : (Across from T. G. & Y) Company will come to Lubbock is ancient, but the idiom is permanent Arab theater. The after beginning its run July 12 in wrenchingly modern...it has four-year-old theatrical com- 792.5616 4476-' Pittsburgh. become an international pany, which travels to Arab Featured in the cast will be phenomenon...Because it treats villages in Israel, is directed by J. DAVIS ARMISTEAD, O.D. , who will Jesus as a modern man and a Jewish actress. recreate the role of Mary because the music and lyrics +++++ Magdalene which she portrayed please a variety of tastes, G.M. REDWINE, O.D. on the recording of the work. reverent, it has been embraced WHO IN ISRAEL DOCTORS OF OP TOM ETRY : RIVERS I Miss Elliman is best known for by many of the clergy as a way her hit single from the opera, "I to reach youth. It has even been RENOVOT, Israel ( AP)— ARE PLEASED Don't Know How to Love Him." played on Radio Vatican." The World Health Organization TO ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY! In the role of Judas Iscariot, (WHO) has opened a training ANNOUNCE catalyst of the opera, is Carl Local radio station KSEL and center for advanced study in THE ASSOCIATION Anderson. Anderson began as a St. Christopher's Episcopal immunology at the Weizmann LIMITED RESERVED SEATS! pop-jazz singer and has per- Church are sponsoring the Institute of Science in Israel. It OF formed in a rock group. production. is the first such center outside of Jesus Christ will be played by Conductor and musical WHO headquarters in Swit- JOHN L. KNOWLES, O.D. A TICKETS FRMO $2.00 to $6.0 0 Jeff Fenholt. Fenholt per- director is Marc Pressel. zerland. formed in the national touring Randall's Island is the IN THE PRACTICE company of "Hair" before featured rock band for the OF OP TO METRY LUBBOCK MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM 1:30 PM joining the "Superstar" cast. touring production. VISUAL CARE—CONTACT LENSES—VISUAL TRAINING Other featured soloists in- 1.01.1101~900101~1111111190110~11.10 S ECR ET NE ED clude Eric Mercury (Simon NEEDLEPOINT YARNS CREWEL MACRAME RUGS BEADS 2132-50th St. — 747-1635 ACE NT Y01.- R Zealotes); Alan Martin (King LUBBOCK Herod); Lyle Countryman 1.74,E7anc legotkcSficp MAN LOVIN " h r 0 t) 0011 (); Bob Bingham B 8 MONTEREY CENTER sel seo s 0 0 (Caiaphus); and Phil Jethro 90TH d FLINT 11 (Annas). A 40 r- The religious-based rock J. Davis Armistead, O.D. opera hae been widely ac- G. M. Redwine, O.D. you can eat claimed for its sincerity and its John L, Knowles, O.D. TO „pm brilliance. Doctors of Optometry 9AM Newsweek said " 'Jesus Contact Lenses — Visual Care Christ Superstar,'...is nothing 2132 - 50th St. 747-1635 short of brilliant—and reverent...the opera galvanizes S I S I o4IIIIHleMeOre 411M0S1ro CINEMA -X- I TRACKS the story and the scenes of the I TH NK 2417 MAIN H OF MY Passion with its own fresh I imagination and vitality. 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The brothers „ HowARD at Ave A AN EXCLUSIVE OF driving evangelism of Christ, I and the Alliance of Sisters are RADIO spon- LAST FEATURE soring a Smoker-Rap Session for all which is gospel singing with a who are Interested In a wide variety of On the way to KIND :political and community projects. — DIAL 1590 capital G...What 'Jesus Christ STARTS AT 10 PM i— .., a or from Superstar' does is examine the Monday. Sept. 13th 8:00 J OHNSON'S "The Strip" story of Christ, using not only ANNIVERSARY ROOM. LT ION ..1. $ I S I Irisc)awn a (Is, )4a, ) weL , a o es. , ) a , > a. , ) so a ( ) a eon,I Page 4 The University Daily, September 13, 1971 Les Moorhead WANT ADS

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Phone 747- finishing second behind Arizona battle we had in New Orleans. IBM Selectric. Edition. Work 2260. State in the Western Athletic HELP WANTED Guaranteed. Mrs. Joyce Rowe, Conference. Indians bow 7925458. 5418 44th. MISCELLANEOUS Coach Rudy Feldman (Ucla Part or Full time employment as sales Rep. for AAA Contact `54) brings a super offense to GRADUATE SCHOOL AP- MODERN MANOR BOOT & 14-1 to Tech Dirk Shaw. 799-2701 or 763-9080. SHOE REPAIR owner David Itaiderland, including a Wish- PROVED. Themes - theses - Hucks. Open 8:30 - 6 Mon. -Sat. bone Y that has quarterback Tech's soccer team rolled to a dissertations. Professional Rocky Long (5-10, 171 lbs.), a Part time sales: Lubbock 42nd Si Boston Avenue. 10 per Miles Langhennig ran for 91 yards and was the 14-1 victory over Midwestern typing on IBM Selectric Work veteran leading the charge. University Saturday in Tech's Cable TV needs 7 people for new cent discount with I.D. game's leading rusher. A Tulane defender awaits Guaranteed. Mrs. Peggy Davis. Off 'n running Long, twice MVP for the subscriber contact work. 2-3 opening encounter at Wichita 2622 33rd. 792-2229. PROFESSIONAL WEDDING Miles here after a short gain. Lobos, rushed for 674 yards and hrs. per day. Earn $12 to $24 Falls. PHOTOGRAPHY at reasonable passed for 649 in '70. But, the TYPING: Experienced. Term daily. Call: Employment prices. Bridal, passports, strength lies in the running The Raiders were stunned by papers, theses, etc. Electric manager. 763-5966. typewriter. Mrs. Richard Welch portraits. 795-4553 after 6 PM Country runners lose to ACC game. NMU rushed for 350.1 a first minute goal only to Girls wanted to do pleasant and-or weekends. yards a game, ranking second retaliate with 41 shots on Indian 3004 30th, 795-7265. telephone work. For shifts 9 to 1 Texas Tech's cross-country satisfaction with the Raider's 7. Dave Gnerre 15:03 Tech to Texas nationally. goal in the first half, seven for mornings. Top Salary. Contact Will keep your children. 7:30 to 9. Lance Harter 15:16 Tech Themes - Theses - Disser- team was defeated Saturday by performance despite the loss Tech Among those fleet backs is scores. Mrs. Burns. 1803 Broadway. 11:30 am 82 after 6pm. 792-8574 11. Ken Kraus 16: 12 tations. Work guaranteed. IBM Abilene Christian College in saying, "Times were good for 12. Bob Mease 18:54 Tech Fred Henry (5-10, 180) who typewriters. Approved Guitarist 5 nights 6 to 10 p.m. this early in the season." compiled 829 yards as a soph, In the second period Tech s- DRUG PROBLEMS? BAD Abilene. The powerful ACC Graduate Office. Mamie Bruce, Monday Off. Mexican & squad was led by Mark Nichol's Coffey, a former UT trackman, ACC took the top five including 208 against Utah. cored seven times on just 16 TRIPS? NO HEAT! Call or 3809 43rd - 795-7365. Spanish repertorie. La Fonda visit Lubock Drug Crisis winning time of 14:22.4 over the is coaching the team in the positions in the meet with Running mate Nate McCall shots to ice the cake. Del Sol Rest. 763-5189 Tech's John Baldwin finishing rushed for 716 yards and scored Center, 2317-B 34th Street, 3-mile course. It was the first absence of head coach Vernon TYPING-9 yrs. Experience. sixth with a 14:47. ACC copped six times. Carlos Pineda, Paul Kreuzer, NOW HIRING COLLEGE Phone 792 - 4404 . meet of the 1971 season for the Hilliard, who is recovering from "IBM Selectric" Variety of type the team win with 10 points Like Tech, the Lobos' Alfredo Guzman, Geoff Harley, STUDENTS, Housewives, Raider runners. recent open-heart surgery. styles. Guarantee Work. - Mrs. TROUBLED? Someone cares ... while Tech had 32. The lowest defensive unit was hardest hit Wolf Kreuzer, Tom Vaughn and Employed Persons for year Results of the meet were: Starkey, 6512 Avenue Q, Apt. 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