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She escaped injury and it was her verdict well, there is no two greater The state still has murder charges By MIKE C'OCHRAN The tense, tiny courtroom on the Fort Worth industrialist saying, testimony, coupled with that of Gavrel words in the world." pending against Davis in Farr's death Associated Press Writer fifth floor of the ancient Potter County "Cullen, I love you." and Mrs. Davis that formed the heart In a poignant sidelight, chief and has charged him also in the AMARILLO. Texas (AP) — A jury courthouse erupted in cheers of Davis just smiled of the state's capital murder case. prosecutor Joe Shannon shook hands wounding of Gavrel and Mrs Davis. spurned the testimony of three wit- triumph as State District Judge Thus ended the longest murder trial If he had been convicted, Davis with Haynes and said: "You did a Davis' lawyers posted a $650,000 nesses Thursday and found George E. Dowlen read the verdict: in Texas history, a legal drama dating could have been sentenced to death. helluva job It was a challenge and an cash bond Wednesday in Fort Worth millionaire Cullen Davis innocent of "Not guilty." back to June 27. i , Reached at the $6 million mansion experience and I said that last night." on the contingency that he would be the murder of his 12-year-old step- The defendant's voluptuous blonde Two days later the first juror was after the verdict, Priscilla, went into In turn. Haynes told Shannon acquitted in Amarillo daughter. girlfriend sobbed and embraced the chosen. "Congratulations to all on your side." Juror Fred Thompson, a cowboy by The jury of nine men and three stunned silence, then sobbed: "I don't know except that he is guilty But he Shannon then told newsmen: "Win profession, vaulted the jury box rail a women deliberated four hours and some, lose some The jury has spoken moment after the jury was seven minutes. can't hurt me anymore. He'll have to ' Weekend wrap-u answer to God and that's one that It called it like it saw it. You can't discharged, raced out the door and Davis, 44, turned to his flamboyant hardly criticize the system We gave it vanished from the courtroom. chief defense attorney, Richard can't be bought." Davis' attorney, Haynes, attributed everything we had We have nothing to Another juror, Marilyn Haessly, Weather "Racehorse" Haynesand said simply. apologize for." was asked by a reporter if she was "Thank you." the verdict to the "inherent credibility The National Weather Service is calling for clear to partly cloudy skies of witnesses, the fact that the jury One of the jurors said the panel took convinced Davis didn't kill Andrea. A deputy sheriff swiftly escorted the only two votes, even though it had She paused and said: "I am sorry I this weekend, with unseasonably mild temperatures. Highs will be in the dark-haired defendant from the observed the three principal witnesses mid-60s, lows in the upper-30s. There is a chance for scattered thun- ' in major falsehoods." . been sequestered for more than four + can't answer that question." courtroom and there was no op- months . Miss Haessly, 32, said the derstorms Saturday evening. Temperatures will warm up on Monday. portunity to get his immediate He added: "The physical evidence didn't fit the prosecution's theory." The first, said Bettie Blair, a 50- reasonable doubt factor figured in her reaction. year-old clerk typist, was 10-2 for decision to vote for acquittal and that Davis' worth is estimated at more Speaking of the acquittal, District acquittal. She said they could not key witness Priscilla Davis was only TCU events * than $150 million He is a major Attorney Tim Curry of Fort Worth establish guilt beyond a reasonable "partially convincing." partner in Kendavis Industries, a MOVIE—"Dog Day Afternoon", starring Al Pacino, will be shown at 2:30, said: "We will probably have to doubt. An earlier attempt to try the Davis 5, and 8 p.m today in the Student Center Ballroom Admission is 75 cents. conglomerate with interests in many regroup and see what this does to the The prosecution based its case on in Ft. Worth ended in a mistrial and industries, especially oil. other cases circumstantial evidence because no the case was moved to this Texas TCU vs. TEXAS A&M-The Horned Krogs take on the number 14th rated The verdict was an emotional That decision is to be made at a later one but the killer saw Andrea Wilborn Panhandle city early last summer. Aggies in Amon Carter Stadium at 2 p m. Saturday afternoon. conclusion to a case that began on a date " die. HIDEAWAY—Carl Kennedy will be in the Hideaway at 8 p.m. Saturday sultry summer night in 1976 at the Curry said he is disappointed, but night. secluded hilltop mansion on Fort added: "We do not quarrel with the JAMES DEAN DAY-"Rebel Without a Cause" and "East of Eden" will Worth's Southwest side. verdict of a jury " be shown at 2 and 6 p.m. Sunday in the Student Center Ballroom. Admission A gunman dressed in black and Judge Dowlen praised both sides is 50 cents. wearing a woman's black wig killed and said the state could not have 12-year-old Andrea Wilborn then lay in assembled a more competent team of hiding to ambush Davis' estranged prosecutors. Movies wife Priscilla and her lover Stan Farr. He also congratulated Haynes and SEMI-TOUGH—starring Kris Kristofferson, will open tonight at The blonde Mrs. Davis, 36, was his colleague Phil Burleson and said Seminary South, Belaire and Forum Theaters. (R) wounded in the chest Farr died of "they deserve their tremendous THE MACK—starring Richard Pryor and Max Juliem, is now showing at multiple bullet wounds. reputations. They are undoubtedly two Poly, and Cineworld 4. (R) A chance mansion visitor, Gus of the best attorneys in the state, if not STAR WARS—starring Mark Hamill, is now showing at the Opera House Gavrel, 22, and his date arrived at 420U the country " and Six Flags Mall. (PG) Mockingbird Lane shortly after the They also are among the state's DARBY O'GILL AND THE LITTLE PEOPLE—is now showing at shootings Within moments he was highest-priced legal talents Their fee Cineworld 4, Richland Plaza, and Arlington Theaters. (Gl gunned down and crippled by a bullet for dedending Davis was never that is still lodged in his spine disclosed, but it is known that Haynes His girlfriend, Beverly Bass, 19, told would collect at least $1 million Theatre the jury of a harrowing flight across "It's kind of hard to compare one the 181-acre - showplace estate case to another, "Haynes said amid a screaming: "Cullen, don't shoot. It's sea of congratulatory embraces. "But HIAWATHA -will be performed tommorrow afternoon at Casa Manana. me. Bev." when you sland ihere and hear that Call the Casa Box Office for tickets and times, 332-6221. AN AGGIE JOKE—will be performed at Scott Theatre through Saturday night. Call the Scott Box Office for reservations, 738-6509. NOVA'S SHADY GROVE—is being performed weekends through mid December at Hip Pocket Theatre Call for ticket and times information, 244- Sadat's Israel trip 9994. THE MOUSETRAP—starring Noel Harrison, is being performed at the Country Dinner Playhouse in Dallas. Call for reservations, 214-231-9457. set for weekend RIP TAYLOR—along with Elaine Stratos, are performing at the Playboy Club of Dallas. Call the club for information, 214-363-3800. By The Associated Press —Shortly after the Syrian and BOTTOMS UP '78— is being performed at Granny's Dinner Playhouse in Egyptian. Piesident Anwar Sadat Egyptian leaders announced their Dallas. Call for reservations, 214-239-0153. has set his historic visit to Israel for disagreement, two bombs exloded this weekend despite growing alarm outside the Egyptian embassy in among fellow Arabs, dramatized Damascus. There was no immediate Concerts Thursday by the resignation in quick report on casualties I.lnda Arnold talked with reporters yesterday outside the Davis mansion. Arnold succession of two Egyptian foreign —As soon as Sadat returned to claimed Richard "Racehorse" Haynes used dramatics to win Cullen Davis' THE COMMODORES—will be in concert at Dallas Memorial Auditorium ministers Egypt, the official Middle East News acquittal. See related photos on page three. (Photo by Cindy Rugeley) at 8 p.m. Saturday night Call ATS fgr ticket information, 335-5777. Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Agency announced that Ismail Fah- LARRY GATLIN—will be performing with Sammi Smith and Ray Wylie Begin said Sadat's 36-hour visit would my, his foreign minister and top Hubbard in Panther Concert Hall Saturday night. Call ATS for ticket and begin Saturday night, after the Jewish foreign policy aide since the October time information. Sabbath. On Sunday, Sadat is to 1973 war, had resigned. Sadat named DALLAS CIVIC OPERA—will be performing tonight at 8 p.m. Call for worship at a Moslem mosque, meet Fahmy's deputy, Mohammed Riad, in Verdict shocks further information, 214-528-3200. privately with Begin and then address his stead, but several hours later the FORT WORTH OPERA—will present "Madame Butterfly" at 8 p.m. the Knesset, the Israeli parliament, at agency said he, too. had quit. tonight at TCCC. Call ticket information, 731-0833. 4 p.m. (9 a.m. EST). There was speculation that both FORT WORTH CIVIC ORCHESTRA-will present its premiere per- Sadat has pledged not to negotiate a resigned in protest against the Israel separate peace, and in his address to Priscilla Davis formance Saturday at 8:15 p.m. in Ed Landreth, Call for ticket information, visit. The agency said Sadat accepted the Knesset he is expected to list the 732-5200. both resignations and named Butros Arnold also felt that there were FERRANTE AND TIECHER—piano artists, will be performing at Will standard Arab demands for a By CAROL HOLOWINSK1 Ghali, a minister of state and member many things admitted into evidence- Rogers Auditorium at 8 p,m tonight. Call ATS for ticket information, 335- Palestinian homeland and Israeli of the minority Coptic Christian faith, and CHRIS KE1.LEY such as the alleged conspiracy against 5777. withdrawal from lands occupied in as acting foreign minister Cullen Davis and the testimony linking THE GRAND OLE OPRY—will be performing at 7:30 p.m. Saturday night 1967—demands Israel rejects. Starf Writers —In Beirut, Palestinian leader Farr to drugs—which never should at TCCC Arena. Call ATS for ticket information, 335-5777. But if the visit comes about, Sadat Priscilla Davis was" "totally Yasir Arafat condemned the planned have been admitted There were also will be the first Arab leader ever to shocked" after hearing the not guilty visit and urged Sadat to cancel it. things that should have been admitted visit the Jewish state, a breakthrough verdict yesterday, said Linda Arnold, and never were, she claimed TV Hilltes that could open a new chapterjn the Stan Farr's sister. Farr is one of the Movies: search for a Middle East peace after victims Cullen Davis is accused of Arnold also claimed that testimonay "The Three Musketeers," starring Oliver Reed, will be shown tonight at 8 four wars. Aggie talk's murdering. linking Farr with drugs-was a "lie." p.m. on channel 4. Observers said the boldness of the Mrs. Davis, according to her lawyer When questioned about Farr's affair "Mary White," starring Kathleen Beller, will be shown tonight at 8 p.m. mission, which Sadat described as a Ronald Aultman, was in state of shock with Kimberly LewiS (19), Arnold on channel 8. "sacred duty," reflected how badly he after hearing the verdict and unable to no joke, Sir merely waved her hand and said "Contract on Cheery Street," starring Frank Sinatra, will be shown on wanted peace so he could shift his talk to reporters. He said a press "another lie " My brother and I were Channel 5 Saturday night. attention to Egypt's acute economic .In the never ending pursuit of conference would be held when Mrs. close, she said "Not only was he my "Return to Fantasy Island," will be shown on channel 8 Sunday night. problems. journalistic excellence, The Dally Davis felt,able to discuss the trial. s brother, he was my friend." Don't you Check local listings for details. For the Israelis, the visit falls just Skiff proudly presents its compilation "She's just very shocked. She finds think I would know, she questioned. Special: "Memories of Elvis" will be shown on Channel 5 Sunday evening. short of answering their 30-year quest of jokes about those people down at it hard to believe that they could rule for Arab recognition College Station. like that," Arnold said. "We wouldn't have fabricated all "But the psychological impact of This is done just for grins, and not Speaking to reporters outside the these stories," she continued. this on the Arab world," said an for any special occasion But isn't it a Davis mansion last night, Arnold said, If they had allowed more evidence, News briefs Israeli Foreign Ministry official, nice coincidence that we play A&M "I hope that all the money it took to Arnold believes the verdict would pausing to search for words, "the this weekend? buy all the lives that they're now able have been different. psychological impact will be im- How many Aggies does it take to eat to enjoy it money talks." Richard "Racehorse" Haynes won TV fo cover Sadat visit mense" an armadillo? "Stan (Farr) and Andrea (Wilborn) on dramatics, she said. Calling The announcement of Sadat's visit Three. One to eat the armadillo and are the only persons free of all this Haynes a "drama class lawyer" she hell I'm not a vindictive person. . I NEW YORK (AP)—The three major television networks said Thursday followed several days of public ex- two to watch the road. claimed the jury was so impressed just hope that all the people that lied they plan live coverage of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat's visit to Israel changes by the Egyptian and Israeli An Aggie, a TCU Horned Frog and a with the theatrics that they didn't stop this weekend. , leaders. But the timing came as a Texas Tech Raider were all brought can live with it." to analyse the evidence. "He (Haynes) surprise to U.S. and other diplomats, together and told they would spend According to Arnold, it was Priscilla wins through his dramatics," she who had not expected it until later next three weeks in the desert. Each man Davis who ended up on trial not Cullen added Scientists react fo reactors week. was allowed to bring one item for Davis. "Everyone lost sight of the real reason," she continued. Everyone At this point in time, Arnold said she Begin said the day was set last survival. was unsure whether the state would forgot that a 12-year-old child was WASHINGTON (API—A group of scientists opposed to nuclear power Wednesday, and the final agreement The TCU student said he would murdered, she said. attempt to prosecute Davis for charged Thursday that serious reactor accidents are 20 times more likely came in an exchange of letters bring a jug of water because he felt it allegedly murdering her brother. Arnold also claimed that the trial than the government's basic estimate, and may kill thousands in the next through the U.S. ambassadors to would be most useful. The Tech When she was asked whether Mrs. turned into a social event. She cited few decades. Egypt and Israel. The announcement student said he would bring food, Davis would be able to go through Judge Dowlen letting Davis "a guy The Union of Concerned Scientists sharply criticized the more optimistic in Jerusalem came amid these fast- because he felt it would both nourish another trial she said, "She probably up for capital murder"—watch a "Rasmussen Report," which has been the Nuclear Regulatory Com- paced developments: him and satisfy his thirst. The Aggie needs a rest. . It's been a terrible Texas A and M football game on mission's fundamental safety study since 1974. —Sadat accepted the invitation after said he would bring a car door, so he strain. television in the his chambers as an The scientist group said its own "corrections" of the government study flying to Damascus in a futile bid to could roll down the window when it got "Now that the trial's over, we'll just example. She also noted that it only lead to forecasts of some 14,400 cancer deaths due to nuclear power plant win Syrian President Hafez Assad's hot. pick up the pieces and go on. . .but took the jury four hours to reach a accidents within the next 23 years if the program grows rapidly. support for the trip. After seven hours Then there was the Aggie who heard she (Mrs. Davis) will never be the verdict she felt required more thought of talks, Assad said his failure to same," Arnold added. dissuade Sadat was "really painful." See Aggies page 3 and time. ^November 18, 1977 OP lnion Page 2 How to act if you're an Aggie

This weekend, thousands of Aggies will invade Horned Frog territory. Since this will be a new experience for them, we'd like to pass along a few suggestions on etiquette: *■ 1. Before leaving for Fort Worth, wipe mud from windshield. 2. En route, always buy a full tank of gas. Stopping for a gallon at a time requires too many stops. 3. Any cardboard box can be made to look like a suitcase if shoe polish is applied smoothly. Boxes must have tops but no ropes. 4. Before entering Fort Worth city limits, change from overalls to Sunday clothes. Wear socks, but please, no white ones. 5. Limit occupancy of your pickup to a reasonable number of riders. 6. Those driving tractors to the game should leave the day before and remember to stay on the right hand side of the road. 7. Leave saltines, Vienna sausages and R.C. Colas in your pickup. Amon Carter Stadium has concession stands. 8. Leave Sears catalog and corn cobs at home. 9. If invited by a county agent or fertilizer manufacturer to have a drink in his motel room, do not spit tobacco juice on the carpet. Keep your shoes on at all times — holes in your socks , make a bad impression. 10. Never pick your nose in public. Does lack of a Dr " • SWJ KNOri SITON6 HERE WTTH THE TY OFF TO CONSERVB BLECTRlCnY AMD NO 6JVS IK THE CAR TO 60 FISHNS OK TLRf mean malpractice? SOltJ IT OCCURS ID ME WHERE 1VE SEEN YDU BEFORE AKENT VDU THE WOMAN I MARKJEPf"

By MICHAEL BRANCH to another Coke product, and it Several years ago, when student seemed that Coca-Cola of Fort Worth agitation was something defined by had put down for good the assault of its action rather than speculation, opposition. something happened that turned students' stomachs at TCU. While the move sparked some It was in May of 1974 that, in a bold agitation. Dan Rogers dwellers failed move, the Coca-Cola Bottling Com- to put up much fuss, and the brief Hazards of pill deserve study pany of Fort Worth introduced on flareup was written off as another campus its newest product: Mr. Pibb. defeat. Now, students who had for years All this is to explain why I nearly By JANE E. BRODY mediately. For a woman desiring against using it in women with a sugar and glucose tolerance tests are existed by the magic, brown, "10, 2 dropped my quarter when I ap- (c) 1977 N.V. Times News Service pregnancy, this could mean a long family history «f breast or genital advised. and 4" sparkle of Dr Pepper were a proached the vending machine in Dan NEW YORK—The 17-year history of period of infertility and necessitate the cancer •PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS. might upset. Their drink slowly began Rogers Hall this week with my usual oral contraceptives has geen marred use of drugs to try to stimulate Women who have a cellular ab- Some women seem to become to be drained from machines craving for 12 ounces of Dr Pepper. by. an intermittent stream of un- ovulation. The problem is mostiikely normality of the cervix (cervical depressed after starting the pill, but in throughout the campus until at last, in I blinked once, then again, but the settling reports describing newly to arise in women whose periods were dysplasia) that persists six months or others, depression lifts, suggesting late May, the ultimate in disregard image refused to vanish. "Dr Pep- discovered health hazards associated irregular before they started taking longer after starting the pill may face either different individual reactions or was shown: Mr. Pibb replaced Dr per,'' one sign said. "Dr Pepper," said with the pill. For the 10 million the pill, and infertility specialists an increased chance of developing no relation to pill use at all. Changes in Pepper in the Snack Bar. a second. Dr Pepper was alive and American women taking the pill, and advise such women to use other means cervical cancer. A Pap smear before sex drive also vary greatly from Student protest took the form of well and living in two slots of a Dan for their families and friends, these of contraception. starting the pill and repeat smears at woman to woman. A national study shouted insults, angry boycotts and Rogers Hall Coke machine. reports have created mounting con- Since miscarriage occurs more regular intervals (say, every six showed that, on the average, pill users threats of violence. But the Coca-Cola Now, as I see it, there are three cern about the safety and wisdom of frequently among women who become months) thereafter can detect have sex 25 percent more often than product stood firm. When I left TCU at possible explanations for this: using these synthetic hormones to pregnant in the first month after precancerous changes that warrant nonusers, which at least suggests that the end of spring 1974, the situation First, Dr Pepper has gained power prevent pregnancy. stopping the pill, it is best to use stopping the pill. the pill may have an enhancing, rather was by no means fully resolved. and influence, and has planted in- More and more, women are asking another contraceptive for a few •LIVER AND GALLBLADDER than a detrimental effect, on When I returned to TCU in spring filtrators within an inner circle of themselves and their doctors whether months before attempting to conceive. DISEASE. Benign but potentially life- sexuality. 1976, I found that Dr Pepper had Coca-Cola executives. I doubt the the clearcut benefits of the pill are threatening liver tumors have oc- If the pill is inadvertantly taken Ideally, before the pill is prescribed, somehow managed to elbow its way validity of this, but I mention it lest I worth the risks, both known and curred in perhaps 1,000 American »l »< during the early weeks of pregnancy, the woman should undergo a thorough back into the machines and Snack Bar be accused of oversimplification. suspected, and how each woman can women on the pill. Any woman who it may cause a malformation in the medical examination. This should previously monopolized by Coca-Cola Second, Coca-Cola executives may make this determination. develops adbominal swelling, pain or fetus, such as a missing limb or a include taking an extensive family and products. It appeared the good Dr had have been overcome by guilt feelings tenderness while on the pill should be Unfortunately, the decision about heart defect Thus, before starting the personal medical history to assess not died after all. in the middle of the night and risen the promptly examined by a physician. whether to start or continue using the pill, it is best to rule out the possibility susceptibility to diabetes, high blood Last semester, Dr Pepper gained next morning to order increased pill is too often made irrationally, Pill users are also more likely than that the woman is already pregnant. pressure, obesity, heart disease, more ground. In the north end of Dan distribution of Dr Pepper products. nonusers to develop hepatitis (jaun- without a real understanding of the •CANCER. Despite fears based on stroke, clotting disorders, varicose Rogers Hall stand two machines, each This, too, is somewhat speculative. risks involved and how they may dice), and women with a history of animal studies that the pill may in- veins, jaundice and cancer of the emblazoned with a huge "Coca-Cola" Third, the driver who brings warm differ for different women. In fact, in liver disease are advised to avoid the crease a woman's risk of developing reproductive tract. sign on the front and equipped with a cases of canned Coca-Cola products to the wake of publicity about hazards, it pill. Similar advice is given to women cancer, especially breast cancer, The physical examination should light that flashes "Have a Coke" when TCU and fills the machines with them is not unusual for many thousands of with a history of gallbladder disease, nothing definitive has yet shown up in include a blood pressure check, pelvic you insert a coin. may have run out of Coca-Cola and women to suddenly drop the pill before since there is twice the normal risk of women taking the pill. In fact, the and breast exam. Pap smear, and Of the 12 slots available for drinks in other Coke products, forcing him to adopting an alternative contraceptive, developing this problem after two evidence thus far suggests that the pill should rule out evidence of obesity and the machines, one had for some time temporarily change one machine slot thus exposing themselves to the far years on the pill. may help to protect against breast varicose veins. Laboratory tests been filled with Dr Pepper. But last to Dr Pepper. In this case, we will see greater hazards of pregnancy. cancer by reducing the incidence of should check the urine and blood, semester, for some reason it has not the return of the familiar red and Despite the long list of ill effects thus premalignanUbreast disease. including blood fat and cholesterol been given me to understand, Dr white Coke cans in that slot next week. far defined, the pill remains an ex- •DIABETES. The pill may In the British study of 46,000 women, levels and possibly clotting factors. Pepper was appropriated a second It is my fervent prayer that this is cellent and safe contraceptive choice precipitate the onset of diabetes in there has been no increased risk of Women anxious to protect their health slot. not the case I hope with all my heart for millions of young women. The trick women predisposed to this disease, cancer among pill users. Rather, should insist on such an exam before While its presence was greeted with that Dr Pepper will stand its ground. is to determine for which women the especially those who had diabetic among those on the pill there have taking the pill. enthusiasm somewhat short of the I will not stoop so low as to plead pill is potentially hazardous and to changes during a previous pregnancy. been fewer cancer deaths, especially In addition, a checkup at least once Second Coming, there was ap- with Mr. Coke Man that he be kind adopt certain precautions to assure The pill should be used with caution in a year is recommended for all women preciation expressed. I, for one, did enough to restock his machines with breast and ovarian cancer. women with stable diabetes, continuing safety for those who use it. Nonetheless, the pill is not recom- on the pin, with special exams done my best to see that both slots were Dr Pepper. But if he happens to read The serious health problems that especially since they already face an mended for women who have had more frequently for those thought to emptied between visits by the Coke these few humble words, who am I to have been discussed in relation to the increased risk of heart disease. If a cancer, and many doctors advise face a higher than usual risk of certain truck. deprive him of the warm feeling it pill include the following: diabetic takes the pill, periodic blood complications. But as good things come, they also would give him to let things stay as go. Dr Pepper's second slot gave way they now are? •CIRCULATORY DISEASES. In a Clark Whitten's Greek Corner small but significant percentage of women, the pill has caused death and Editorial policy disability from blood clots, stroke, heart attack and other heart diseases, Greeks fight it out tonight high blood pressure and hemorrhage Another Ali, Norton or Young will All unsigned editorials are the voice of the paper. Signed editorials and columns under the skull. Last month, a report and Steve Spangenberg, Lambda Chi,- fraternities who have expressed in- are soley the view of the writer and do not necessarily reflect the opinion of The from Britain on a study of 46,000 probably not be seen at tonight's Brian Transou, Independent. terest in coming to TCU. Sigma Chi "Fight Night" but some Dally Skiff staff. women revealed that the death rate For those not interested in boxing, Batchelor said the groups that have exciting Greek amateur boxing is 1 The Daily Skiff welcomes letters from faculty or students. However, we reserve among pill users was 40 percent higher the TCU Rodeo Club is sponsoring a expressed interest in coming to TCU guaranteed. (he right to edit submissions for grammar, spelling, libel and community stan- than among nonusers, with virtually bucking contest for a fund raising are Phi Gamma Delta (Phi Ji's), Phi The second annual "Fight Night" dards. The Daily Skiff also reserves the right to refuse publication of any sub- all the excess risk due to circulatory project tomorrow morning at 11 Upsilon; Alpha Tau Omega (ATO's), mission. starts at 7 p.m. at the Panther diseases. However, this same study a.m. outside the Rickel Building. Pi Kappa Alpha (Pikes), and Sigma Boy's Club, 1501 Lipscomb. Tickets and others have shown that the risk of Five members of each fraternity Epsilon. However, she also noted that can be purchased from any Sigma Chi such disorders is almost entirely will try to ride the bucking machine, other groups could also be considered. limited to women past the age of 35 for $1 and at the door for $1.50. which will feature simulated bull and and to those who smoke cigarettes. Wright Cox, chairman of "Fight bronc riding. Batchelor said there would be a TheDailySkiff cP mutual selection process in which the In light of these findings, pill use is Night," said five Greek teams will The bucking machine will be open considered unadvisable for women compete for a trophy that will be given today at 11 a.m. for anyone who national would have to choose the university and the university would past the age of 35, especially if they to the team with the three best fights. wishes to try their luck at rodeo riding. have to choose the national. smoke; for heavy smokers at any age; ,/ The following are tonight's pairings In other news, the Chi O's gained iMttrnw Faenttr MTter for those with high blood pressure, a but are not in order of the schedule: some power in the Student House A committee that would select the Brett Lary, Phi Delt-Pete Bagg, SAE; rn ii nmimiM>i MI—HM W history of clotting disorders, heart elections Tuesday as four of their national fraternity would consist of disease or stroke, and possibly also for Barry Oden, SAE-Mark Ferguson, members won four of the five several IFC members, staff and CUrk WMttaav, ML MI.HTM MHor women who are obese or who have Kappa Sig; Paul Miller, Sigma Chi positions. Winners were Laura faculty. M Ttaai. Modal* UMor Louis Lambert, Phi Delt; and Kelly Chuck Aall, Sparta UHar i eleveated serum cholesterol levels. In Shrode, president; Rosemary Henry, On Monday the Panhellenic voted E>. Boaal addition, women who develop Cox, Sigma Chi-Robert Lyle, Lambda vice president; Renee Penn, unaimously in favor of making some Chi. migraine headaches or whose Secretary; and Michelle Campbell, changes for Homecoming. All the The Dally Skiff? student newspaper at Texas Christian University, Is Other fighters include Tim migraines worsen while on the pill are treasurer. members agreed that Homecoming published Tuesday' through Friday during class weeks except review Honeycutt, SAE-Pat Brown, Kappa week, finals week and summer term . Views expressed are those of the advised to discontinue its use because The Chi O's also went to the floats cost too much money and time. Sig; Wade Hampton, SAE-Tom students involved and do not necessarily reflect administrative policies of of an Increased risk of stroke. Wedgewood Nursing Home last They feel this time and money could Nutter, Sigma Chi; Steve Bisnette, Phi the University. Third Class postage paid at Fort Worth, Texas. Sub- •PREGNANCY COM- Saturday and took cookies, sang songs be spent on more worthwhile ac- scription price »5. The Daily Skiff welcomes any letter* and maintains the Delt-Bryan Crawford, Kappa Sig; Joe PLICATIONS. Some women find that and visited. tivities. right to edit for grammar, spelling and community standards. Student Schaeffer, Sigma Chi-Hamilton Susan Batchelor, coordinator of after stopping the pill, their normal Panhellenic Council elections are IDs must be presented along with submitted material. Bryan, Kappa Sig; Andrew Scruggs, student organizations said TCU is menstrual cycles do not return Im- set for Nov. 28 and the elections wul be Sigma Chi-Randy Brim, Lambda Chi; sending out letters to several held Dec. 5. THE DAILY SKIFF Friends gathered Friday, November 18,1977 yesterday at the Davis mansion (pictured at the left) to offer Priscilla Davis their con- dolences after a jury acquitted Cullen ] Davis of murdering her daughter, An- drea Wilborn. Mrs. Davis' attorney, Ronald Aultman (pictured at right)/ said Mrs. Davis was in a state of shock' and unable to com ment. (See related stories on page one.) (Photo by David Bennett) Blanc man of many voices

^y CHRIS KELLEY He also showed many of the cartoons Blanc moved into cartoons in the Blanc created his first famous voice I Photo by Cindy Rugeley) Entertainment Editor that have made his voice character's late 30s, working with Walter Lantz on in 1937. It was that of Porky Pig In , "Each voice is independently dif- famous Woody Woodpecker, as well as 1938, Blanc created his favorite voice, ferent. They have a character of their In an interview with The Daily Skiff creating most all the voices for Loony Bug's Bunny, along with the rabbit's own, that's why I have been so suc- Blanc said his vocalisms began in Tune characters. famous'phrase, "What's up Doc?" cessful ." grammar school, where he got great "They would show me the character Blanc moved into television with Departments offer So says the man who has given us laughs and lousy grades It was in I was supposed to come up with a voice "The Jack Benny Show", after Benny- the voices of cartoon characters we those days he invented the laugh that for, and tell me what he was going to had heardof his unusual voice first 'Listening Bowl' have grown up with and loved. The was later to become the signature of do I then created the voice They then characters. guy who made Saturday morning into Woody Woodepecker drew the cartoon according to my "Jack Benny was a real friend to a kid's kingdom, and for many of us Blanc's radio career began in 1927 in voice. By DAM LOVING machine and a thunderstorm. The me," Blanc said reminiscing about the still does. Portland, with a program called the "Many people think the cartoon is Staff Writer second event was a dual passage guy who gave him one of his biggest For over forty years, Mel Blanc "Hoot Owls". In 1933 he and his wife, done first, and the voice later, but the LISTEN . . . you will be surprised at presentation where two messages breaks in show business. (pronounced blank) has been the voice Estelle, wrote and produced a daily voice always comes first. the sounds you may hear. You may- were played simultaneously. Af- of Bug's Bunny. Tweety Bird, two man radio show in Portland, and ' He said the six-minute cartoons Since 1960, Americans have' also hear the sound of a fly landing in a terward, listeners were asked about Roadrunner, Yosemite Sam, Foghorn between the two of them did all the made back in the late 30s and early 40s encountered the distinctive Blanc glass of water, or a cash register each of the messages, and their Leghorn, Speedy Gonzales, Barney voices. took 125 people about 9 months to touch in commercials created by the ringing up a charge, or you might even comprehension of each. 'Flintstones' Rubble, Sylevester the From the mid-thirties through the make because they are hand drawn staff of Blanc Communications Cor- hear a speech at 275 words a minute The final event called for the ability cat, Pepe Lepew, Porky Pig, Daffy end of the forties, a time generally Blanc said nowadays, they make poration for a variety of advertisers. These are a few of the things the to listen to speech at an above-normal rate of speed Tapes were played of a ' Duck,vetc. etc. etc. referred to as ".the golden days of cartoons in less than tenth that time, His son Noel is president 6f the cor- 80 students heard at this week's speech, at 275 words per minute^. 135^, n Blanc spoke in i the Student Center radion", Blanc starred in his own because they aren't so carefully done poration, which has created some 1300 Listening Bowl. The 1977 Listening Bowl, under the words per minute faster than ndrmal Ballroom last night about his unusual show, as well as appeared as featured Blanc said he could hardly stand to comedy sketches for radio stations direction of Mimi Carter, Michael rate. Comprehension tests followed, .. occupation, talking on everything guest star with performers like Jack watch the cartoons made nowadays. around the world. Beatty, and Ralph Behnke, is the first and are presently being scored by the from how he creates his voices, to how Benny, Abbott and Costello. and Burns "They are so cheaply slapped Blanc has recently been in an of its kind on campus or anywhere, departments The name of the listener he got starteddoing what he is doing. and Allen together I can't stand to look at them American Express commercial and has been happening in the Student with the greatest comprehension at himself. "It has been the greates Center the past few days. the greatest speed will be submitted to publicity for me. If I knew so many The Bowl, created by the New The Guiness Book of World Records as people were going to see me, I would Unique sport finds own niche Forensics and Speech Departments, the "World's Fastest Listener." have done it for free." was aimed at the listener in the Each participant received a cer- By ANNE MAGNER What is orienteering? "It's an area most people aren't involved In." Currently, Blanc is working on a a communication process Mimi Carter, tificate, and those listener's who Staff Wrjter outdoor sport, an individual sport," Basically, orienteers undertake TV special called "Connecticut Rabbit one of its founders, related,"All too performed extremely well in the fast From an airplane, contestants comments Capt. David Rogers, cross-country navigation over un- in King Arthur's Court", starring often, you find speech contests aimed listening will receive a lavendar t*\ resemble field mice scurrying across faculty adviser for the TCU Orien- familiar terrain armed only with a Bugs Bunny He is also the voice of at the speaker's skills, so we devised a certificate as soon as the tests are the distant terrain. But, far from being teering Club "Orienteering provides a map, clue sheet and compass. Control Barney Rubble in a new Christmans contest geared toward the skills of the scored a gathering of field mice, the event is chance for many people to gain a markers are located at various points special featuring the gang from listener." an orienteering meet-a tournament sense of accomplishment and iden- on the course. Flintsones. The three events of the contest in- of skill and endurance in the outdoors. tification and a chance to excel in an It is the job of the orienteer to find It is estimated that over 100 million clude "Name That Sound," a fun these markers with speed and ac- people throughout the world hear his game designed on the principles of curacy in a race against the clock. voice each day from his cartoon "Name That Tune " Listeners were AMERICAN With almost 100 years of European characters.radio and TV com- asked to identify such everyday Aggies no fools history behind it, orienteering was mercials, albums and TV shows sounds as a helicopter, a sewing EXPRESS brought to America in 1946 and now Continued from page 1 By the end of the week he couldn't get operates under the guiding hand of the Travel Service his wife was fooling around with his his shoes on. U.S. Orienteering Federation. best friend. An Aggie was arrested in a down- Regional, area and national meets are YOU ARE INVITED TO So he went and shot his dog. town park for public exposure. During held annually. Not to be left out, TCU WANTS TO BE YOUR Did you hear about the bigoted the questioning, it came out that the is now forming its own orienteering TRAVEL A6ENT FOR ALL Aggie who, upon learning that one out Ag was a newlywed. "So if you're a club. Although it's already a part of ATTEND FOUR YOUR TRAVEL NEEDS: of five people born today are Chinese, newlywed, asked the police, "what are the ROTC curriculum, it was felt that decided not to have children? you doing downtown naked?" orienteering had a wider appeal and What's the best thing out of College "That's just it," said the Ag, "We the new club has opened itself to ADVENT LECTURES Station? were in the hotel room when my wife anyone on campus—students and AIRLINE TICKETS Highway 6. suddenly said, Let's get undressed faculty alike CRUISE Then there was the Aggie who said, and go to town ' I guess I just got there A membership drive is currently HOTEL RESERVATIONS ■ * when asked what ought to be done with first." underway extending through January CAR RENTAL Red China: "Put it on a purple An Aggie was driving through the The first general meeting will be held Theme 'Messanic Hope' VACATION TRIPS tablecloth." rough section of town when three Dec. 6 at 6 p.m in the Student Center GROUP & CLUB RATES And there was this same Aggie who tough looking hoods sloped him and For further information contact Capt thought he ws a chicken. His parents demanded that he get out of the car. Rogers at ext. 307. WHERE—Hemphill Presbyterian Church Parlor - 1701 Hemphill took him to the doctor, who asked why He did, and one of the hoods led him AMERICAN EXPRESS WHEN—Starting 7:30 P.M Wednesday Evenings- Nov. 30th, Dec 7th, 14th they hadn't brought him in earlier over to a spot and chalked a circle Travel Service and 21st The Ag's father replied, "We needed around him. Ridgmar Mall MODERATOR: Rev. Clanton Newbill, Professor of Bible, T.C.J.C, the eggs." "Now," said one of the hoods, "If 1 miWIIMllWIIWIIWIIWIIWllWMWH 1 738-5441 Two Aggies went out hunting. Not you step out of that circle you're going We also welcome you to attend our WORSHIP SERVICE 10:45 AM and if spotting any game, they decided to to get it worse than your car. you like to sing, come be a part of our Choir. Rehersal 10:15 Sunday Mor- split up and try individually. Soon, one With that, the hoods started tearing I11( (~+ZJ f your Christ- = nings. Ag spotted a movement in a clump of up the Aggie's car, smashing win- | mas gift plans call [ bushes, and fired into it dows, pulling apart the engine, and | for older or unusu- I unhesitatingly. He rushed over to the just trashing the car in general When : al books, please i bushes and discovered, to his dismay, they had finished, they turned to look j call now so we'll j at the Aggie who was giggling. : have enough cop- j that he had shot his friend. 1 ies when you need j Later, as a doctor was examining "What's so funny," they demanded. 1 them. the Ag who got shot, he turned to the "While you were doing that to my REVIEW COURSE SCHEDULE other Ag and said, "You know, it's bad car," said the Aggie, "I stepped out of [ BARBER'S the circle three times " book store = enough that you went and shot him, 926-1051 but why did you have to field clean And now let's praise the Aggie who j ' 15A Westcliff Center 5 January 3-13, 1978 him? moved to Oklahoma and raised the IQ §[ Ft. Worth, TX. 76109 J| He's the also the guy who thought of both states. 1 HMIIMIIMIIMIIMIIMIIMIIMIIHIIII | Students who are dissatisfied with their progress in one of the courses listed below may register for a asphalt was rectum trouble. And he Believe it or not: Newborn Aggies Review Course, a two-week intensive review session culminating in a final exam. These courses thought Preparation H was a new are labeled "This End Up." provide an opportunity to earn a better grade through improved performance brand of toothpaste. Then there was this Aggie who accosted a beautiful girl in the woods. Interested in attending a singles Accounting 1154 Financial Accounting 9:00-12:00 Rogers 209 Hensley A curious sort, he asked if she was Accounting 1154 Financial Accounting 1:00-4:00 Rogers 209 Havran game. "Yes," she replied. So he shot her. Christian Fellowship? Art 1053 Survey of Art History 10:00-11:30 I^ndreth 207 Gear Why do Aggies, never eat M&Ms? Because they're too hard to peel. Biology 1103 General Biology 9:30-11:30 WS 401 . Paulus Why did the Aggie carry a clod of Meetings every Sunday morning at 9:00 in Luby's Cafeteria, Hulen 1113 Freshman Chemistry 9:00-11:00 SWR 1 dirt in his pocket? Mall. Free continental breakfast. Mr. Odell Mi-Braver teaches the Chemistry Kelly Identification. Chemistry 1153 General Chemistry for class sponsored by the First Assembly of God, Ft. Worth. All faiths Non-Science Majors When the Aggie was leaving for 9:00-10:30 SWR 4 Albright welcome. Organic Chemistry college, his mother reminded him to Chemistry 3123 Arr. Arr. Reinecke put on a clean pair of socks everyday. Economics 2103 Principles and Problems 9:30-11:10 WSH 148 McNertney Economics 2113 Principles and Problems 9:30-11:10 WSH 170 Staff

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is looking for photographers Nursing 2104 Introduction to the Role of the Professional Nurse in Society 9:00-11:00 Bass Bldg. 336 i(oung

and artists. Religion 1103 Biblical Literature 4 Life 9:00-10:30 UR 204 Reed

Statistics 2153 Statistical Analysis 9:00-10:30 Rogers 214 Badgett Statistics 3253 Operations Research 11:00-12:30 Rogers 214 - Badgett Classes meet daijy, Monday through Friday. (Note that the first day of classes will be Tuesday, Those interested please cail 926-2461, January 3, as January 2 is a University holiday.) Students may register for only one course. Registration will be November 21-December 2. Cost is $100—150 deposit at registration and the remaining $50 by the first class meeting. Registration forms are available in the Registrar's Office. ext. 281 or Cindy Cook at 244-2391. Inquiries concerning specific courses should be directed to the departments offering them. THE DAILY SKIFF Friday, November 18,18776 Examinations a fair test? F By J Asso By HUGH'S. MULLIGAN That was the good news The bad news was that she was an exceedingly tough Nl AP Special Correspondent marker But it all came out even, or better, because on final grades, the master rock BOSTON — Once again the groves of Academe are shaken root, branch and bud rarely could bring himself to flunk anyone and had a special fondness for the by a howling storm over examinations; whether to do away with them altogether toothless oafs who overflowed their lecture benches in sweat shirts marked says singi or make them tougher. "property of the Athletic Department." The controversy has been recurring on campus every seven or so years, like a Statistics will show that more teachers than students have been hauled off Fog! plague of locusts, ever since Socrates began asking irksome questions instead of raving to the laughing academy at exam time, especially those reckless enough to < Pe just lecturing like the other tenure double domes at Acropolis U. read the answers submitted to their questions. succ Educators in favor of scrapping entrance exams and final tests now argue that, This typewriter tyro entered the workingvworld, a few decades back, as a base among other things, quizzes are unfair to disadvantaged minority students, who substitute teacher in the Boston Public School system When a history teacher fell ' Mud may lack the background in competing under pressure, and that a student's ill pushed down the staircase during fire drill, it transpired at the William E. Mt overall work and effort is a better indicator of his progress than his ability to jot Russell Junior High School in the tough Roxbury section, found himself con- X audit down some quick, meaningful answers while sitting in alternate seats in alternate ducting a quiz in the origins of our nationhood. blacl rows under a ticking clock and the suspicious gaze of a proctor. "When did the Mayflower reach Plymouth Rock?" *' basis The get-tough faction in the faculty smoking room tends to cite the number of "I don't know, teach, I was absent that day," responded a lightly mustachioed So functional illiterates occupying the desks previously reserved for the football adolescent who later was awarded a six-year government scholarship for taking a 'debt team and argues that tomorrow's brain surgeons at least ought to be able to read tire iron to a gas station attendant. 'them and write, even if no one can read their writing on a prescription for laudanum or peer! My brother Andrew, now a school superintendent in a suburb of Buffalo, NY., aspirin or whatever. Why award a diploma to some spavined weakling who never Paul once had the ungraciousness to pull a surprise quiz in on ancient history class at a blitzed a quarterback or executed a blind-side tackle for the glory of alma mat- »for a: Brooklyn High School the day before Christmas Eve, a gaucherie equivalent to _ ter? , York Scrooge turning away the carolers at his door. But, on the other hand, why flunk out, just for the sake of a few pesty questions, "Who were the Visigoths? " he asked. "Where did they come from and when did "V some amiable 37-year-old youth who has found a real home on campus, a life-style they attack Rome''" to his liking, now that it no longer is necessary to bug out to Canada or Sweden? . What with open dorms, food stamps, unemployment checks and government One among the sullen, resentful examinees essayed a seasonal response: "I loans that rarely come to maturity when the student does, college life would be don't know who the Visigoths are or where and when they came, but whoever they serene and carefree were it not for the specter of failure and expulsion raised by are and wherever they are, I wish them all a Merry Christmas." Shown are Kathey Ward as Nokomis, Ken Whites as Hiawatha, and Francisco the hard-nosed pedagogues in the tougher exam camp. Repentant, reborn Scrooge coughed up with an A. Marinzez as Iagoo in Casa Manana's musical dance-drama "Hiawatha." This scene depicts the "giving of the bow to prepare Hiawatha for manhood." The play In the opinion of this scholastic observer, who has sat on both sides of the Then there was the progressive, highly demanding Yale lecturer on England's will be performed Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. in the theater-in-the-round. Call examination bench, the whole bruhaha is based on two questionable premises: 1. Industrial Revolution and Rising Class Struggle, 3 credits, who asked only one the Casa box office for ticket information, 332-6221. That students actually get into a cold sweat, have nervous breakdowns and jump question on the final exam: "Why?" out of lecture room windows at Harvard exams, always seemed to be held in While others scribbled furiously, battled with the clock and their total recall of basement rooms during a tough quiz. 2 That professors actually read the pile of lecture notes, one self assured undergrad wrote but two words in his blue book: Concert Calendar test papers they stuff under their arms as they march menacingly from the "Why not?" By I lecture hall. Asso When Vladimir Nabokov, the late, great author of "Lolita," was teaching But my favorite exam answer is the Vermont farmer who delt a blow against NOVEMBER: opening at the Windmill Dinner W, literature at Cornell, he rarely read the students' answers to the questions he so bureaucracy when at the end of a long and exasperating government question- 18th - Ferrante and Teicher will be Theater in Dallas For reservations, two- laboriously contrjved for their final doom or reward. His wife, Vera, marked the naire on pesticide controls he came to the line: "Do not Write In This Space." performing at Will Rodgers call 214-363-4455 effei "I'll write where I damn please," he wrote and went back to his mules 23rd - Bonnie Raitt and Jean-Luc papers. ''■'■ Auditorium at 8 p.m. Call ATS for accii ticket information, 335-5777. Ponty will be in concert at McFarlin mosl 19th - The Grand Ole Opry will be Auditorium in Dallas at 8 p.m. Call joun performing at 7:30 p.m. at Tarrant ATS for ticket information, 335-5777. Mi Sinatra's part passable County Convention Center Arena. Call 23rd - Crosby, Stills, & Nash will be Willi ATS for ticket information, 335-5777. in concert at TCCC. Call ATS for Emr 19th - The Commodores will be in ticket information, 335-5777. frorr • 27th - Rod Stewart will be in concert concert at Dallas Memorial " A In first television flick at TCCC. Call ATS for ticket informal!' Auditorium at 8 p.m. The group will relal also perform on the 20th at 7:30 p.m. on, 335-5777. By JAV SHARBUTT attention, you may feel you're in a and Call ATS for ticket information, 335- 29th - Vanities will open at Dallas AP Television Writer short-order corpse cafe.) 5777. Theater Center. Call for reservations, LOS ANGELES (AP) - Well, Old The film is a morality tale about 19th - Larsg^Gatlin will be in concert 214-526-8857 Blue Eyes is back again. This time, honest, cynical cops tired of seeing with Sammi Smith and Ray Wylie Frank Sinatra, 61, is in a three-hour their efforts sabotaged by their Hubbard in Panther Concert Hall. Call NBC movie, "Contract on Cherry superiors, fainthearted prosecutors LOST ATS for ticket and time information. Street," which airs this Saturday and overly lenient courts Opel and Diamond Pendent. Area of 21st - The Mills Brothers will be night. i • *; ,-.' Student Center or Sadler Hall. By i Sinatra's character is the kind of opening at the Dallas Playboy Club. It's his first TV moVie. He pfays a Large Reward. Assc warm, decent, brooding police veteran Call the club for information. deputy police inspector in New York, CALL EXT. 580 UI who never tells his wife (Verna 22nd - Tommy Smothers will be where the movie was made. He runs Bloom) what's bugging him, a theme who an elite unit formed to fight organized you may have seen exercised before in the' with crime and get good press for the "Police Story." mayor. albu His crime-fighting force contains Sinatra does a good job, but the plot turn get mighty murky, the dialogue oc- such fine actors as Martin Balsam, pror casionally is laughable, and this Harry Guardino, Henry Silva and "I "Contract" seems padded. Its pace Michael Nouri. The place for people solo might have been better at two or 2'/2 As "Contract" is about cops and saic mobsters, shots are occasionally hours. who like to dine out often. "We heard. And no less than 14 hearties, All things considered, though, it's a One of the nice things about our Magic Pan crepene is best that so many people come back so often We show our tune mostly bad guys, are dispatched passable way to kill Saturday night if appreciation by serving an ever changing variety of during this proceeding, written by you've nothing better to do. delicious crepes along with our special salads and piar C< 'Martin Lather King" Is the title of this pen and Ink drawing of the great cIvU Edward Anhalt. hearty soups In the evening, even the ambience changes subtly as lights are ago, rights leader by Ben Shahn. Tills is one of more than" l«o of Shahn's works on True, 14 KIAs may be a mite ex- dimmed and candles glow And | San display at the Amon Carter Museum of Western Art through Jan. 18. cessive. But they are so spread out we keep our prices so reason over the three hours, and the gore and AFROTC able that we can enjoy the call' « company of our ma"hy good friends ban oncamera violence is so minimal, A course of action ... Air more often We like it that way at Dirty Harry would turn over in his Force ROTC. If you've got The Magic Pan thr< rock shoulder holster. two academic years Wines - Cocktails 'More expensive/ When it's time for a guy to be "taken remaining in school crepene wesl out," a euphemism for "a hit," you Open from 11 a.m. 7 da>ts ^/ WOO| (graduate or un- Lower level, Huten Mall usually only see the assailant firing his dergraduate) look into our artillery at the camera, or a few .45- says menu for '78 caliber air vents put in car wind- AFROTC programs. It's one shields. way of planning for a good Major credit cards accepted future. Get all the details By LOUISE COOK figure is expected to rise to 40 percent (There is much ado about folks Associated Press Writer by the early 1980s and Boochever said being "taken out." If you don't pay today. WASHINGTON — Whether your he saw "the. potential for a 50 percent taste runs to a burger on a bun or share by the end of that decade." pheasant under glass, you'll pay more So-called "limited menu establish- for eating out in 1978, but the rate of ments" — mainly the fast-food outlets TALI MEN * t increase won't be quite as steep as it — continue to account for much of the was this year, the National Restaurant increase just over one-third of all food Salesman wanted for big and tall A Association said last week. industry sales. Total sales are ex- clothing store. Must be aggressive. Louis Boochever, the trade group's pected to grow 12.1 percent next year. chief economist, predicted that 6'3" minimum. restaurant prices, including alcoholic Sales at ice cream outlets also will beverages, will rise 7 percent next grow faster than the industry as a Full or Part-Time year — about half a percentage point whole — up 10.9 percent in 1978 — CALL MARK AT 731-3691 leu than the boost estimated by the Boochever said, mainly because of the association for 1977. popularity of frozen yogurt. The federal Consumer Price Index shows the cost of food away from home — not counting liquor — rose 8.7 percent from December 1978 to September 1977. The cost of food at home went up 7.2 percent in the same period, which is the latest for which the federal government has provided figures. It is difficult to talk about typical restaurant bills since costs vary so widely with the type of establishmnt Opryland 78, with 13 fully-staged musical productions featuring over 350 singers, dancers, and other and meal. A March 1978 study by the artists, offers tremendous opportunities to aspfrtng talent. Some of our performers have won solo spots restaurant group showed that the In network and regional TV productions originating from Opryland. Opryland talent has traveled afar to average restaurant check for dinner entertain at more than 260 special events, including the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto, and the was just under S3 per person. Another National Association of Broadcasters Convention in Washington, DC. Several have received major-label study showed that the average check recording contracts. For all, there's good money, exciting work with a professional staff, exposure to people who count. Fort Worth auditions will be held Sunday, December 4,1977, from 1:00-5:00 p.m. at the Texas per person at a table service Christian University, Barrack Theatre, at the southeast edge of campus. A piano accompanist, record player, restaurant in 1976 was just under $5. tape and cassette recorder will be available for performers. Conductors/leaders, stage managers, lighting Boochever said at a news con- technicians, sound engineers, stagehands, and follow spot operators should report with typed resume ready ference here that sales in the food for interview, service industry — which covers all Non-Equity. types of restaurants as well as in- stitutional feeding operations like those in the military - will total $93.7 More Information Is available from: billion in 1978, up 9.1 percent from this Live Entertainment Department, Opryland USA year's estimated 885.9 billion. P.O. Box 2138. Nashville, Tennessee 37214 Be said the rise would be due to an 11 Phone:(615)889-6600 percent increase in labor costs, a 4 Opryland USA Is an entertainment property °* percent hike in food prices and a 6.5 NASHVU£.TENNE9SEE """"* The National Life and Accident Insurance Company percent jump in other expenses, in- cluding energy bills. Consumers now spend 36Vi percent ffWsri mHAf : ■irtna mtt The Friday, November 18,1977 THE DAILY SKIFF Foghat pushes blues i Entertaiment briefs Peck,Olivier star in thriller By JAMES SIMON could do," said Peverett. "We've "We were copying people like John Associated Press Writer made a lot of money in the past few Lee and it's impossible — it's like NEW YORK - "As long as there's years from the blues and the library running up a dead end street, just LOS ANGELES (API - Gregory Peck and Laurence Olivier star in "The Boys rock 'n' rphMhere's going to be blues," idea was a pretty good way of paying it trying to sound like someone else." From Brazil," which Franklin J Schaffner is now directing in Lisbon. says Lonesome Dave Peverett, lead Lili Palmer, Uta Hagen, Rosemary Harris and Ane Meare have also been back. We also like to think the show Foghat made its name not through singer and guitarist of the rock band signed for major roles in the thriller about a former Nazi doctor who tries to would bring a bit more attention to record sales but by playing 300 con- Foghat. "plant" nearly a hundred young Hitlers around the world Muddy, John Lee — there's not many certs a year. That changed last year ' Peverett's group is one of the most of those guys left." when their song "Slow Ride" crashed successful in the blues-rock vein that's Like many British youths in the its way out of AM radios, giving based on the music of old masters like 1960s, Peverett worshipped the old listeners used to middle-of-the-road ' Muddy Waters and John Lee Hooker 'FM' in production at studio blues masters. He admits he adopted ballads a healthy dose of Rod Price's Most of his band's young white ( the nickname Lonesome Dave stinging slide guitar work. audience is unfamiliar with the older "because all those American blues LOS ANGELES (API — "FM" is now in production at Universal Studios, taking black men who supplied much of the guys had nicknames — Lightning The single kicked most of Foghat's a behind-the-scenes look at a top rock radio station. basis for rock. Hopkins, Muddy Waters." six albums into gold status and made The film stars Eileen Brennan, Cleavon Little, Michael Brandon, Martin Mull, ^ So Peverett, 27, recently repayed his His four-member band started in the band national headliners atop Cassie Yartes and Alex Karras. John Alonzo is directing from Ezra Sacks' debt to Watets and Hooker by bringing 1972 as a spinoff of Savoy Brown, a attrctions like J Geils and Johnny screenplay 'them together with several of their British blues band best known for its Winter that it once had opened for. peers and more modern bluesmen like numerous personnel changes. Peverett says the band relocated i Paul Butterfield and Johnny Winter "When I joined Savoy Brown it was from its British homeland to Long Coburn directs 'Rockford' »for an all-star show to benefit the New very heavily into playing classic blues Island for convenience, rather than • , York Public Library. like Howling Wolf and Muddy the severe tax situation that forces "We figured it was the least we Waters," he said. many English musicians to emigrate. LOS ANGELES (API - Actor James Coburn makes his directorial debut with an episode of "The Rockford Files" to be shown on NBC on Friday, Nov. 18.. Howard W. Koch will produce the 50th anniversary presentation of the Academy Awards next April 3.. Julie Andrews will tape her special for CBS in London this month.. Dick Martin has completed the pilot of "The Cheap Show" in ABC's 'Mary White' based which he is host... Martin Landau joins the cast of "Meteor" now in production .. Susan Anspach on widely-read editorial will star with Richard Dreyfuss in "The Big Fix."

&■- -.' 'Father Knows' returns By DONALD SANDERS will be broadcast on the' ABC-TV "And I cannot help feeling that Associated Press Writer network from 9 to 11 p.m. EST Friday. someplace along the line, Mary's life LOS ANGELES (AP) — Desi Arnaz Jr , Christine Belford and Eartha Kitt join WASHINGTON — "Mary White," a White, known as the Sage of Em- has reached out and touched other ' the cast of the NBC movie "To Kill a Cop" ... two-hour television special about an poria, was one of the most influential lives thrugh this article, and I hope it Robert Young, Jane Wyatt. Elinor Donahue, Bill Gray and Lauren Chapin get effervescent girl who died in a riding editors of his time. The day after his has touched them for good That together again for another "Father Knows Best Reunion" on NBC Dec. 18... accident in 1921, is based on one of the daughter was killed while riding her immortality is sure And it helps my Actress Nancy Malone has been named producer of "The Bionic Woman"... most widely read editorials in U.S. horse, he wrote an editorial about her sorrow somewhat to know that I Charlton Heston wll be host for a star-studded gala marking the 10th an- journalism. for the Gazette. helped her to that wider influence." niversary of the American Film Institute in Washington, to be seen on CBS Nov. Mary White was the daughter of The Associated Press picked it up, The editorial became a part of high 21. — William Allen White, editor of the and it was printed in newspapers school and college textbooks. Robert Emporia, Kan , Gazette for 49 years, across the country. White wrote a B. Radnitz, producer of such films as Saturday's game against Texas A & M from 1895 until his death in 1944 friend: "Sounder," first saw it in one of his will be the last home game the Horned Young directs drug film A television special about the "The editorial has gone out to schoolbooks when he was 12. Frog Band will perform at this season. relationship of father and daughter papers aggregating a total sub- A film buff early on, Radnitz kept The Band, under the leadership of LOS ANGELES (AP) - Terrance Young will direct exterior scenes for and about Mary White's 16-year life scription of 2'i million. the editorial in the back of his mind for James Jarobsen, will travel with the years When he became a story con- "Opium." an international adventure story, in Hong Kong, Macao and Bangkok TCU Horned Frogs to Baylor, the before coming to Hollywood for the interiors sultant to Buddy Adler at 20th Cen- Frogs' last game of the season, on tury-Fox in 1958, he suggested the idea The original story is by Rudolph Johnson Jr., who wrote the screenplay with November 26. Ring Lardner Jr. to Adler. Cody takes to road But the studio turned it down as noncommercial, and it wasn't until Music groups set audition schedules Now accepting applications for waitresses, waiters, and cooks. Full By JAMES SIMON Me Daddy, Eight To the Bar." ABC approached him to do a television Auditions will be held Saturday to question and answer type meeting. and part-time. Most shifts open. Associated Press Writer "Back in 1967 we were the first program four years ago that he Good pay, paid vacations, group select a soprano soloist for an up- Mr. Jim Ditenhafer from Opyrland UNION, N.J. — Commander Cody, rockers to get into country — before revived it. insurance. Apply in person, USA will be" at University Theatre at 5 who brought boogie-woogie piano to the Burritos, New Riders, anyone," he Like all of Radnitz' film, it was shot coming Fort Worth Symphony SAMBOS RESTAURANT, 8124 Hwy presentation The auditions will be at p m on the 22, for the meeting. the world of rock, is back on the road said. "Later we realized we weren't on location, in and around Emporia 80 West, Fort Worth. Orchestra Hall, 4401 Trail Lake Drive with a streamlined band and a new appealing to a specific part of the rock White is portrayed by Ed Flanders, album full of the crazed rock 'n' roll audience — other people were doing in Fort Worth winner of Emmy awards for "Moon Needed is a soprano for the Sym- tunes that first brought him just country-rock, straight country, for the Misgotten" and "Harry S. prominence. phony's upcoming performance of just swing. Truman: Plain Speaking." Kathleen CIRCLE CLEANERS "It's about time for me to establish a Mahler's Symphony No. 4 in G Major, "It was too much, too many Beller plays Mary White. Now 21, she solo identity," Cody scheduled to be performed next 3004 BLUE BONNET CIRCLE—923-41 61 directions at once," Cody said. "We played for two years in the soap opera, said in a telephone interview. Spring For further information , or to didn't sell any records so we had to "Search for Tomorrow," had a small 5344 WEDGMONT CIRCLE—292-7658 "We're doing the kind of music I do make an audition appointment, call spend 300 days on the road just to role in "Godfather II" and a major best — not country, not truck-driving 921-2676. y4\ DRY CLEANING break even. By last year we knew we role in a TV movie, "Something for x tunes, but lots of that boogie-woogie Opryland USA will be holding had to go our separate ways." Joey." auditions at TCU in December ac- •^VVS. & LAUNDRY piano with a solid rock beat." Cody said his boogie-woogie playing The last paragraph of his editorial cording to Kent G. Gallagher of TCU Cody, born George Frayne 33 years started in high school after his mother V «*\S OPEN 7-6 PM-t-SAT. 8-4 PM about Mary read: Theatre Arts A production supervisor ago, spent seven years as the head of a forced him to take piano lessons. 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1 I TCU Students 921-0216 Fm*K»»05©<**»CI>*UCT06CO«« 2850 W. BERRY THE DAILY SKIFF Friday, November 18,1977 Lefty hopes King gives Aggies, Woodard Terps new kingdom ready for Frogs By GORDON BEARD Olympian Steve Sheppard and Brad AP Sports Writer Davis, are now in the pro ranks COLLEGE PARK, Md- Lefty Sheppard was graduated, while Davis By CHUCK AULT Driesell was regarded as a kingmaker skipped his senior year and turned pro Sports Editor Did you hear the one about the when he reversed Maryland's sagging under the hardship rule. basketball fortunes, Now, after a "I have nine players who are doing Texas A&M Aggie football players slight slump by the Terps. he has a well," Driesell said on the eve of the who are headed for a showdown this real King on hand to lead a revival season opener against Bucknell. "and year with the Texas Longhorns to Albert King of Brooklyn, one of the I'm not positive who will start. But I determine the SWC champion? They were plowed under by the most highly recruited high school won't hestitate to take out whoever lowly Texas Christian University stars in years, should be just what does start because we're two deep at Horned Frogs, and dreams of a con- Maryland needs to stay afloat in what every position." shapes up as a dogfight in the Atlantic ference title went down the drain Coast Conference race. North Carolina is favored to repeat faster than you can say "Aggies eat "I don't want to put pressure on as champions of the ACC, but a heavy cowchips " Albert," Driesell said "If we don't influx of highly touted freshmen Ha, ha, ha have a good year, it won't be his fault throughout the league has the so- But Aggie Head Coach Emory And if we do, it won't be just because called experts in a quandry over how Bellard isn't laughing. He was on the of him." they will affect the race. sidelines in 1974 at Amon Carter Still, it's no secret that the 6foot-6 Maryland, somewhat of a mystery Stadium when he saw his Top 10 team King, from his small forward position, team, drew votes for all seven ACC almost upset by the Frogs 14-6. TCU DO AGGIE CHEERLEADERS really •' must be the catalyst for Maryland positions in a preseason ballot of ACC was at the A&M goal line at game's kiss their girlfriends in public? Find The Terps are coming off a 19-8 reporters and broadcasters. end but couldn't score. out tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Amon Carter season, their worst record in six years, "The ACC race always looks good on This year Bellard brings to Fort Stadium. and they were barely above 500 in the paper," Drisell said, "but somebody Worth a lot of power and a lot of speed. ACC with a 7-5 mark. has to finish first and somebody has to Frog receiver Tony Accomando grabs a third quarter Steve Bayuk..^ The power comes from fullback Two of the leaders from that squad, finish last And I want to be first." pass in last Saturay's game against Texas. Accomando will, be George Woodard, who measures 6-feet If the Ft. Worth native grabs two playing his last collegiate game in Ft. Worth this Saturday against with a svelte 265 pound bod Last year more touchdowns" he will have set Texas A&M. The senior has caught nine passes this year for 96 Woodward pesonally demolished TCU, another conference mark for most yards and one touchdown. (Photo by Cindy Rugeley) running for 102 yards and three touch- TDs in a season. Renfro has eight. SID needs girls downs on just 10 carries. Steve .Bayuk will start at quar- The speed comes from Quarterback terback for TCU. Bayuk, who is now 'Cage Cuties' wanted Texas A&M vs. TCU David Walker and halfbacks Curtis 10th in single season passing at TCU, Dickey and David Brothers Dickey is 85 of 189 passes for 1,121 yards and has rushed for 721 yards, an average 10 touchdowns. The TCU Sports Information Office Center The girl's basketball team will KICKOFK: 2 p.m Saturday at Amon Carter Stadium. of 90 yards a game-- and ranks fifth in Behind Bayuk will be running backs announced Thursday that they will play Abilene Christian College tonight the SWC. Jimmy Allen and Duncan Still Allen begin interviewing applicants Monday The action will begin at 6 p.m in CROWD: 30,000 plus. Good seats still available. In.total offense, Walker is sixth in has rushed for 410 yards and two for two new positions as Horned Frog Daniel Meyer Coliseum. the conference with 123.2 yards. touchdowns The Frogs may be facing basketball "Cage Cuties." Also tonight, the girl's swim team LAST WEEK: TCU lost to Texas 44-14 while Texas A&M lost to Probably the man who the majority of a new defense this Saturday before an The duties of the two young women will host SMU, TWU and Texas A&M Arkansas 26-20. Metroplex fans will come to see is expected crowd of 30,000 On Monday- will include the assisting of halftime Friday night at the Rickel Center The Tony Franklin, the "Bionic Foot." Dry said, "against Rice they put in an shows and helping TCU managers meet will start at 6 p.m. SERIES: TCU and A&M have met 72 times in a series that began in Franklin, who kicks barefoot, has extra linebacker and just had a three- with care of basketballs during pre- 1897 when the Frogs won 30-6. Overall, the Aggies hold a 36-29-7 scored 63 points thus far and con- man rush." Dry said he expects to see game warmups advantage. Fight night sistently boots field goals over 60 the same this Saturday. Payment for the two jobs is $10 a yards. Pass-wise Bayuk will have to watch game and uniforms will be provided. Don't forget the 2nd Annual Sigma LAST YEAR: A&M won 59-10 in College Station as fullback George The TCU offense counters with for defensive backs Mike Williams and Interviews will be held Monday, Nov. Chi Fight Night at the Panther Hall Woodard ran for 103 yards and three touchdowns on 10 carries, senior Mike Renfro who will be Ken Taylor, both of whom have three 21 through Wednesay, Nov. 23 bet- Gym in Fort Worth tonight. The gym playing his last collegiate game in Ft. INJURIES: Linebacker Billy Neel (ankle) and safety Kyle interceptions a piece. ween 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. is located at 1501 Lipscomb and the Worth as this is the last game at home Killough (shoulder) are questionable. Defensive tackle John Coeds interested in the positions events begin at 7 p.m. Four fighters for the Frogs this year. Renfro is just FROG NOTES— Until he misses Ferguson (bruised shoulder) should be back in action after missing should call Kent Walddrep at the TCU from each TCU fraternity will com- six receptions away from setting a one, every extra point Tony Biasatti the Texas game. Sports Information office at924-H8l or pete for prizes. new SWC receiving record. He kicks will be added to his record 20 stop by the office located in Daniel- currently has 150 consecutive PATs in one season. He RADIO: Exxon Network with Jack Dale and John Smith on KFJZ- Meyer Coliseum. Renfro already holds the conference broke the old mark of 18 set by R.E. Wrestling 1270 in the Metroplex. mark of total reception yardage with Dodson in 1958, in the Texas game last Women's sports 2,583 and that places him sixth in the week. The TCU wrestling team faces NEXT WEEK: TCU closes their season in Waco against Baylor all-time NCAA statistics. He needs The 152 points TCU has scored thus The women's gymnastic team will Southwest Texas State tonight at 7:00 while the Aggies host Texas. far is the most in one season since hol(t a dual meet with Texas A&M p.m. in the Rickel Center. Admission just 67 yards to pass Walker Gilette for 1973. Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at the Rickel is free. the fifth spot. LongHorns or Horned Will Love This Deal! :■ *i (So Will Aggies, Bears, Cougars, Mustangs, Owls, Red Raiders & Razorbacks)

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