1HE UNIVERSITY DAILY VOLUME 51 NUMBER 114 Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas, Friday, March 19, 1976 EIGHT PAGES Board approves name change for architecture department BY IRA PERRY art and music. The Division of Com- sociology, according to Tech's request. and divisional status could cost less UD Reporter munications will include all sections in Each division will operate under the depending on the percentage the dean's Tech's department of architecture the departments of mass com- supervision of an associate dean of the office will make up of the associate received College Coordinating Board munications and speech and theatre College of Arts and Sciences, Johnson dean's salary. approval last week for an ad- arts. said. Only one new associate dean will ministrative name change to the THE DIVISION of Science and be needed, he said. As planned, the section of theatre arts Division of Architecture within the Mathematics will include the depart- The large number of departments in will remain in the Division of Com- College of Engineering. ments of biological sciences, the Social Sciences and Humanities munications and the section of dance Dr. William Webb, acting com- chemistry, geosciences, physics, and Division is because of a large number of offered in the department of health, missioner of the board, said action on mathematics. small departments or departments physical education, and recreation, will requests for divisional reorganization The Division of Social Sciences and which do not offer major degree be placed in the Division of Social within the College of Arts and Sciences Humanities will include the depart- programs such as Biblical literature, Sciences and Humanities because will not be considered until the board's ments of aerospace studies, military Johnson said. studies have not been undertaken to regularly scheduled meeting April 23. science, anthropology, biblical NO ADDITIONAL space will be decide whether to create new depart- Approval for the architecture name literature, classical and romance necessary for the change, and no in- ments for the fields under the Fine Arts change came last week rather than at languages, economics, English, creases in salaries will be proposed, he Division. Johnson said. the April meeting, Webb said, because goegraphy, Germanic and Slavic said. no additional money or staff needs were languages, health, physical education, The move will cost Tech ap- No action on the Arts and Sciences involved in setting up the division. and recreation, history, philosophy, proximately $6,000, Johnson said, divisional organization will be taken THE CHANGE IS strictly an ad- political science, psychology, and adding that the figure is a maximum until April 23. ministrative name change to give the nakenn-• 7-114Satyr department identity within its Aesthetic 34th Street professional field and as a step toward an eventual Tech School of Ar- Senate defeats bill to halt chitecture, independent of the New 90-foot utility poles have been installed on 39th Street despite the protests by Engineering College, according to Dr. 34th Street merchants. The merchants argued the new power line contradicted William Johnson, Tech vice president their recent attempts to upgrade the street aesthetically. (Photo by Larry Smith) for academic affairs. H ousing Guide publication Johnson said the change will involve no reorganization of the college until y GEORGE JOHNSTON said that the guide was not thrown for a trip to Austin. 34th Street utility poles school status is requested and ap- UD Reporter together, but was begun last fall with —$800 to the Tech Chapter of the proved. The Tech Student Senate Thursday surveys of apartments and grocery American Institute of Architects for a Tech's request for four divisions to be night defeated a bill which would have stores. speaker series. created within the College of Arts and prevented the publication of the Student However, Cowart said, by Christmas —$175 to the Society of Petroleum up; controversy over Sciences will, however, involve Association Housing Guide. the volunteers for the surveys had only Engineers for a contest in Baton Rouge, reorganization of the college and ad- The bill, introduced by Arts and 10 per cent of the needed information, La. By ROBERT J. MOORE the earlier considerations, some of the ditional money and staff needs, Sciences Senator Steve Eli, did not so the present guide has the tenant —$180 to the Engineering Student UD Staff merchants thought the city had not Johnson said. specifically say the publication of the survey deleted. Council for the publication of The 90-foot utility poles have been been completely open with them. ACTION ON THE request for the guide would be prohibited, but instead BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION "Technology" magazine. installed on 34th Street. The tran- "THEY HANDLED it secretively to organization of Divisions of Fine Arts, would have prevented use of specific Senator Bryant Hance asked Eli why —$379 to Los Chicanos for a con- smission lines are being hung. The 34th avoid publicity, knowing there would be Communications, Sciences and funds by any SA executive officer until the vice president could not just give his vention in San Antonio. Street controversy is over. objections," charged Leland Payne, a Mathematics, and Social Sciences and July 1, and those funds were to be used report without having a "melodrama." —$500 to Kappa Kappa Psi band The city's announcement last sum- real estate investor with an office on Humanities will not come until the for publication of the guide. Eli replied that if the officer only fraternity for academic recruiting. mer that the line would be run caused 34th Street. April meeting. Eli said the reason for the bill was gives his report, then if the guide is bad, an outcry by some 34th Street mer- "The issue was handled as quietly as Tech requested the change to that the senate can't prevent an the only way to stop it is a bill. chants. it could be until it was too late to do promote interdepartmental and in- executive officer from spending funds In other action the Senate passed Blakely elected Most people on both sides of the anything about," said Paul V. Bush, terdisciplinary activities of closely unless the senate passes legislation. eight appropriations bills in which the controversy conceded a power line was owner of an electric motor shop on 34th related departments and to provide ALSO, ELI said, it was his feeling senate allocated: needed. Engineers had set the summer Street. more visibility for the individual that the housing guide had been —2,741 to Tech Foresnics Union for SA internal VP of 1977 as the time when Lubbock Merchants were not the only persons specialized areas, Johnson said. "thrown together" and would not be a competitions. By GEORGE JOHNSTON Power and Light's (LP&L) capacity to upset with the city's handling of the According to the request submitted to good use of student's funds. —$1,000 to Tech Accounting Society UD Reporter serve effectively all its customers project. the board, the Division of Fine Arts will Mark Cowart, SA external vice for Accounting emphasis week. Jim Blakely was elected Student would become questionable. DAN ROYAL, a newsman for a local include only the current departments of president, in speaking before the senate —$384 to Agriculture Student Council Association internal vice president in a VAUGHN HENDRIE, public in- television station, quoted a "very runoff with Paul Grimmer by a count of formation officer for the city, said the reliable source as saying city hall had 1,164 to 983 in Wednesday's SA elec- power line is essential, especially as a played the project "very low key." tions. power source during emergencies, for Other 34th Street merchants did not Candidate lists ways for student input Students also elected Tech Student the central part of the city and for Tech. think the city had purposely withheld Senators in Wednesday's elections. The angry merchants cited what they information on the project. BY BETSY HUMPHREY credit, holding mock city elections DELEON CALLED public tran- Blakely said he was dissapointed in considered a contradiction between the "I don't think the board was trying to UD Reporter where actual issues are discussed and sportation as the life line in the cir- the voter turnout, but thanked the proposed line and their recent attempts slip one by," Rapier said. The City is not doing enough to help establishing a Tech student to be mayor culation of the city. He said the students who took time to look at the to upgrade their street aesthetically. "I don't think anybody was trying to students, according to Nephtali of the day. problem today is the bus system is issues and vote. City Planning Director Jim Bertrand pull anything off on anybody else," said DeLeon, city council candidate. DELEON SAID he would like to forcing people to go downtown, in an ONLY ABOUT 2,300 students voted in had anticipated the merchant's feelings Frank McGlaun, owner of an office DeLeon made several suggestions to establish a Citizens Advisory Com- attempt to revitalize downtown. the elections. in a memo to LP&L Director Bill Wood supply business on 34th Street, get students more involved in civic mittee to advise city hall and which "Rerouting of the bus system is The results of the SA senate races in December, 1974, eight months before affairs if elected in the April 3 would be represented equitably in the needed," he said. "We need to go were: the controversy came to light. In the ED LUSKEY, owner of a western municipal election. community. where the people are needing to go. —AGRICULTURE Sciences: Charles memo, Bertrand warned that the line wear store on 34th Street, said, "I'm not Discussing crime, he feels that Reducing the size of buses is practical Bowers, Rex Isom and Denzel Tevis. conflicted with 34th Street merchants' saying anyone is at fault." DeLeon, a writer, poet and artist, government itself, the court system, is where loads are not so heavy and in —Arts and Sciences: Karla L. attempts to beautify the street. Representatives of the city and became the third candidate Thursday so currupt it can't ask citizens to turn would reduce costs for taxpayers," Storrie, Jay Adkins, Tom Starkey, Pat BERTRAND SAID later that, though members of the board denied night, on the place two ballot to express respect the law. he said. Evans, Weldon Warren, Monica he had been speaking in the memo from knowledge of any attempts by city his platform issues tostudent govern- "Government shows very little DeLeon feels the ward system of Herring, Ana Morales, Paul Lockhart, a technical standpoint, he thought "the officials to withhold information during ment leaders. respect for the law," DeLeon said. government is inadequate because Tony Johnson, Linde Lowry, Noel presence of those poles was going to get the planning stages of the project. Most DeLeon said, if the total community "When government becomes nepotism develops, however, in an at- McBride, Mark Scioli, Brooks P. up the ire of those merchants." of them said the project had been recognizes the great potential at Tech, responsible we can deal with it." In large system, small groups rule the Trotter and Andy Shaver. The line also conflicted, merchants routinely publicized. students could haae more input. dealing with crime now, DeLeon said entire community. —Business Administration: Debbie said, with the city's sign ordinance. The "I think it was as well publicized as it Listing ways for involvement, he said getting the first step was getting in- "We should alternate both types of Bosworth, J. Bryant Hance, Kathy ordinance required, among other could have been with open board students can undertake projects the formation to the total community that government every five to ten years to Hennington, Ron Hutchison, David things, that billboards and large free - meetings in which the project, along city needs like investigating energy restructuring of the courts and police is diffuse the base rule of government Ratliff, Chuck Reid, Blair Sanders and standing signs be removed from many with other agenda items, was sources, helping social ills, working in necessary. We must have citizens when each becomes corrupt," DeLeon Roy Sparkman. parts of the city. At the time the or- discussed," Wood said. cooperation with the city for class involvement, he said. said. —Education: Carol Ansley, Randy F. dinance was passed, in June of 1975, Betty Wheeler, a member of the Doan, Sarah Gilbert and Pamela council members cited its aesthetic utility board, said, "The handling of the Luellen. value to the city. project was very definitely open and —ENGINEERING: Cheryl Childers, "The paradox is the aesthetics above board. There was no attempt to Kristi Koch, Brad Schrader, David issue," according to Robert E. Rapier, cover up. If there had been, I would Sterrett and Jim Taylor. an architect with an office on 34th probably have resigned from the —Graduate School: John Griffis, Avi Street. "The city was inconsistent." board." Tilak and Carol Anderson. Randy MERCHANTS ALSO complained The board is composed of community McDonald, Bill Dunnagen and Oscar about the low key publicity given the persons to provide input on the Chamberlain all won with write-in project. citizens's perspective, she said. votes, but SA officials said the can- Merchants attending a City Council She was outspoken in her opposition didates' eligibility would have to be meeting Aug. 29, 1975, said they had to the proposed route along 34th Street, confirmed before they would be allowed learned of the routing of the power line believing it would be detrimental to the to take office. along 34th Street only two weeks beautification of the city and hazardous —Home Economics: Eunice Bratton, earlier. to motorists. Ann Hill, and Theresa Monroe. The construction contract for the line WHEELER SAID she eventually —LAW SCHOOL: Woody Glenn. was authorized by the City Council Aug. supported the proposed route because it —At-large place one: Tom Carr. 14, 1975 Wood said. seemed the most economical and —At-large place two: Chuck Camp- The project may have been a surprise practical. bell. to the merchants, but it had been under She said board meetings were open to —At-large place three: Ronnie consideration by the Electric Utility the public and the possible routes were Bobbitt won over Mark Cowart 901 to Board for about a year. discussed during those meetings. 876. THE BOARD is a second-level, The available information indicates policy-making body which makes the project was discussed openly, recommendations to the City Council, beginning in the fall of 1974. INSIDE according to Jack Powers, chairman of Why was it the summer of 1975 before the board. the merchants learned of the proposed Non-accreditation pg. 3 The power line had been discussed in route? Movie wrap-up pg. 4 board meetings throughout the fall of An obvious answer is insufficient 1974, according to Betty Wheeler, a publicity. Willie Nelson pg. 5 board member. CONCERNING THE lack of publicity LP&L engineers recommended the by the board, Powers said excessive Ag Sciences pg. 6 34th Street route for the power line to publicity for a policy - recommending City Council members in a memo dated board was not appropriate, since the Sketching weather Mizzou beats Tech pg. 7 Dec. 20, 1974. board's decisions were not Architecture communications students took advantage of the among the pine trees behind the Ex-Students Association Considering the lack of publicity on authoritative. warm, sunny weather. Wednesday to do some sketching Building. (Photo by Larry Smith) Lemons coach pg. 8 Page 2 The University Daily, March 19, 1976

(p4..,„=,./4x, Letters •oq/6 Aviacid 5rAg. Comments and questions on UD story, endorsements, sex, King, and a new job

Election needed presidents that were in the University Daily on March 8. I felt that the viewpoints were To the editor: presented very well. It happened, though accidently, that I was in Upon opening the March 9 edition of the UD, West Hall looking at the bulletin board next to I was set back on my can. Open, political en- room 234. Guess what was there? There was a dorsements of SA candidates! You cannot deny map of the world with some pieces of paper that your endorsements did not have an effect on attached to it. What was on those pieces? Those the voting. Any act of that kind would tip the pieces were classified to indicate where the "The balance to one side. Foreign Students" come from. And what a My gripe is that the endorsements should surprise: Eangladesh, as well as Pakistan, is never have been printed. The newspaper holds KI-IASTHIS under the Middle East heading. More surprising, too much power to print such an editorial. When COMMSNE (17IC r,"*.lr-cil at least to me, was that India, which lies between a newspaper with influencial power voices its the aforementioned countries, is classified under opinion as you did, it removes itself from its the Asia heading. If we foreign students, - in- objective viewpoint and, therefore, is 'HERE HE IS! OVER HERE!' ternational students, as we are called on TTU questionable as an unbiased and unprejudiced campus-cannot be recognized and well-known to reporting device of the media. Editorial the officers of the office who is taking care of us, Gentlemen, you must realize you have a whom should we go to? very powerful device in your hands. Use it as a Despite the fact that I called the secretary tool, not as a weapon. Has time changed Lubbock? and I talked to the international students' Vance Tucker representative about it, a week later that 501-F Ave. S THE IDEA RECENTLY advocated by a sermon on the subject. "thing" was still there. For that I feel I am local minister and also by a member of Tech's It is our certain knowledge that this local obliged to write this letter and say we foreign Board of Regents, that certain expressions need pastor is connected with a committee which students should have a representative who is Sensationalism charged to be less than free and uninhibited, is not a new considers problems of this kind. He has had two aware of the locations of our homelands and how idea for Lubbock. recent chances to bring thin; )roblem up before they should be classified, just in case .... For that To the editor: In fact, an attack on a professo,- accused of this committee, but declined to do so, rather reason I "nominate" myself officially for such a While I can accept the need for examining teaching "atheism and infidelity" became so choosing to attract 'so called popularity' by job-International Students' Representative- numerous controversial issues in a university bitter, that the offending was given preaching it from the pulpit. because I have not heard about any "Campaign" publication, I very much resent the display of notice "that his contract covering service for the Perhaps the minister had a good aim in view or an "Election" for such a post. senseless mass incrimination generated by your next fiscal year not be renewed." when he unearthed the criticism. But his right Thank you very much. front page sensationalism of March 11, 1976. Do IN WHAT WAS THEN The Toreador, the attitude is missing and he certainly went about Mohammed Shayib you honestly consider that article on sex an following editorial ran on page one: settling the matter in the wrong manner." example of "raising constructive hell?" " The recent criticism against a Texas Tech THE EDITORIAL was published on Feb. 11, Frankly, I feel very sorry for the many young department head in which it was charged "a 1932. Its author was Marshall Formby, then the Band disregarded men and women here whose moral integrity was department head and a group of professors editor of the campus paper, now a member of the assaulted in such an unjust and disgusting associated with him are teaching athus n and College Coordinating Board, a former regent of To the editor: manner. I sincerely hope that your readers in infidelity" is certainly unfounded, illogical and Tech's, and uncle of Clint Formby, now chair- Congratulations are in order for the Red other cities, perhaps former subscribers is now uncalled for. man of Tech's Board of Regents. Raider basketball team and Gerald Myers and more accurate, will see this kind of "reporting" The Toreador has failed to find this week, a One can argue whether the minister had a his staff for their continued and unprecedented in its true perspective. single student who will admit he has ever been good aim in view by when making his criticism. success. It is unfortunate, though, that our Thomas I. Bacon directly taught atheism and infidelity in this A better argument would be that a professor school must stiffer through the inept leadership Associate Professo- of German institution. Furthermore, the speaker would should have the academic freedom to teach what provided by the Director of Athletics. King King quote no names connected with the accused he wants in his classroom. has once again swung his axe and chopped out teaching which certainly was an indication that IT'S DOUBTFUL that professors will be any hopes he ever had of having friends in the Personal decision needed his facts were none too well founded. fired because of recent charges — false charges Tech Band. His omnipotence and continued But if we should sweep everthing else aside — that they advocate premarital sex. But at the disregard toward us is deplorable. Coach Myers To the editor: and grant for argument's sake to the Lubbock same time one board member is wondering has often voiced his support of the Court Jesters This letter is a comment on the point of view pastor that atheism and infidelity are being whether restrictions need to be placed on guest and his desire to have us attend the past play-off expressed in the letter condemning premarital taught at Texas Tech, it cannot be denied that speakers. games. Unfortunately King King couldn't see it sex. It is not a comment on the morality of such the local pastor used very undiplomatic means in If matters come to that, hopefully Board in his heart to provide the means. Instead they an action. trying to get the facts settled. The Toreador is Chairman Formby will carry on in the tradition would rather send the second most useless and Each person is responsible for his otvn certain that a pulpit is no place to unearth of his uncle. But it doesn't seem like 44 years inept group on the campus, the cheerleaders. If thoughts or actions. The rightness or wrongness criticism but rather a place for the preaching of have passed in Lubbock — attitudes have not you want spirit, why not send the group that has of someone's thoughts or deeds is a decision the Gospel. There were various other means of changed. always provided the bulk of spirit at Texas better left to the domain of God. Our depth of settling the question without his devoting a —Bob Hannan, Editor Tech? This problem is not new. It goes back to understanding is not so great as to presuppose a Tech's last trip to the Gator Bowl. We were license for judging. The only decision one can Guest Editorial forced to come up with most of the funds make, and I further think, each of us has a necessary to take this trip, an effort that is not responsibility to make, is that one course of our responsibility. I doubt seriously the action is better than another. Even in this, one cheerleaders received over 200 letters of praise ought to exercise a good deal of caution and Fire precautions lacking in Gordon from all over the country following the game. prudence. There is no certainty about tomorrow. We did and we are proud to show these to anyone Only Sisyphus has such certainty and he is IMAGINE YOU ARE sitting in your dorm summer. Thus residents will not have adequate as evidence. room when a fire breaks out ... perhaps from a mythical. I suggest that those whose egos fire protection for the remainder of the academic This condition should not be allowed to popcorn popper (as in Wall), or a cigarette (as in year. permit such absolute judgements be careful with continue. The incompetence of our athletic their categorizing. Sneed). You run down the hall to a fire cabinet —The Fire Marshall will not supply Gordon director cost us one head football coach, and if Ray DeCarlo only to find that there is no fire extinguisher, and Hall with the wrenches necessary to operate the Tech is not careful we stand to lose our 1609 Ave. R No. 211 that the fire hose is out of order. Frantically, you hoses. basketball coach in the same manner. It is time run to the next cabinet finding a fire extinguisher WE THOUGHT THAT this was completely for the students to speak out and attempt to but no operable hose... absurd and asked him which was more im- alleviate this problem before any more damage This simulated account could, at any portant — protecting fire hoses, or protecting is done. About letters moment, become a horrible reality for Gordon property and lives? He replied that everything ( Name Withheld) Hall and other dorms. Right now, 13 of Gordon should be all right and that the fire extinguishers Hall's 15 fire hoses have "Out of Order" signs on should be sufficient. The University Daily provides space for personal comment Use paper as tool through its letters to the editor. Letters will be printed as them. Mr. Whittler, the Tech Fire Marshall, After the Wall and Sneed fires (which were space permits. The University Daily reserves the right to never informed us of these alterations so we not put out with fire extinguishers), the Gordon edit letters for length and libelous material. Letters must be: decided to telephone him and find out what was Hall r.?.sidents wholeheartedly disagree, and To the editor: occurring. This is what we found out. have shown their concern by notifying Housing. During the course of my education, I have • —DUE TO LEAKAGE and mildew, the A week has passed and no action has taken place. always been led to believe that the news media is Typed, triple-spaced, on a 65-character line valves were tightened so that either the hoses Since we are the only ones to recognize the im- a reporting tool. IL is a well known fact that the • Include the name, address and telephone will be impossible to operate without a wrench, mediacy and seriousness of this problem, we effective use of the media can sell almost any number of the writer(s) or they will be extrenely difficult to operate have taken it upon ourselves to buy and borrow item. The media has great sub-conscious, as well • Be signed by the writer(s) manually. some wrenches. as conscious, influencial power. This power, —The valves will not be replaced until this AS IT NOW STANDS, we have two wrenches correctly controlled, could produce favorable • Limited to 200 words to operate 15 fire hoses. It is a shame that the fire results for the person or persons who hold the • Addressed-To the editor, The University marshall and administrators take this so lightly. controls. DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Daily, Texas Tech University, P.O. Box Worse yet, we have to provide our own means to I was very pleased with the reporting of the work the fire equipment. It is for this reason that interviews of the SA internal and external vice- 4080, Lubbock, Texas 79409 the Gordon Hall Council has elected to write this letter of protest. Cog Aa.r.egiZtic- We take fire very seriously here. Mr. !SY:r4WAFP65: . Whittler, himself, said this dorm would burn down in a matter of seconds. If the residents of Wall and Sneed had the same attitude these people are reflecting, neither dorm would be standing now. David Stall, President Gordon Hall 1HE UNIVERSITY DAILY The University Daily, a student newspaper at Texas Tech University in Lubbock. Texas. is published by Student Publications. Journalism Building, Texas Tech University. Lubbock, Texas 79408 The University Daily is published daily except Saturday and Sunday September through May. and biweekly June through August. except during review. examination and vacation periods. The University Daily is a member of the Associated Collegiate Press• South western Journalism Congress and National Council of College Publications Ad- visors Second class postage paid at Lubbock. Texas 79409. Subscription rate is St? per year Single copies. 10 cents. Opinions expressed in The University Daily are those of the editor or of the writer of the article and are not necessarily those of the university administration or the Board of Regents. "It's this newspaper's business to raise constructive hell." Editor Bob Hannan Marcia Smith News Editor Melissa Griggs Managing Editor Sports Editor Jeff Klotzman Asst. Sports Editor Randy Hicks Copy Editor Clifford Cain SORRY, GEORGE!'

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NEWS BRIEFS Non-accreditation may affect social welfare graduates By JANE GILBERT graduating from the program May 1975 from the Council on 431. seminar in social policy remain is inadequate faculty graduates will be all right. UD Staff unless it is corrected, ac- Social Work Education and social legislation, he said. resources," Matthews said. This decision would be Non - accreditation — a cording to Jerry Matthews, ICSWE ), accrediting body for Field experience I and II "The program needs a retroactive to December 1975 French premier blasts America situation existing in the social director of the program and all graduate and un- have been upgraded and minimum of one additional graduates." PARIS (AP) — Premier Jacques Chirac blasted what he welfare program of the assistant professor of dergraduate social work raised to senior level, with the faculty member, and could THE SOCIAL welfare termed "uncalled for" American intervention in French sociology department — may sociology. programs, Matthews said. courses carrying increased use two," he said. program, established as a internal affairs Thursday while U.S. Ambassador Kenneth adversely affect students The rating was received in hour credit and involvement WITHOUT accreditation, separate major within the Rush met with Socialist leader Francois Mitterand, repor- Several reasons for the non- in field work, Matthews said. students graduating from the sociology department in tedly for the third time in 18 months. accreditation decision were program face two years of January 1970, operated under Mitterand attacked what he said were President Ford's given by the CSWE, including A PROCEDURE for con- graduate school as compared approved status from the "particularly unwarranted remarks" about French Filing deadline set the need for additional courses trolling admission into the with one year if the program is CSWE from June 1971-May domestic politics. and faculty members, he said. program has been developed, accredited, he said. Students 1975, he said. Warnings from Ford, Secretary of State Henry A. he said, because student who enter the public welfare New standards for ac- Kissinger and American diplomats that Communist par- for RHA offices FIVE NEW courses have growth rate has outstripped field are hired at a lower entry creditation were introduced ticipation in a future French left wing coalition government BY DEBBIE WHITNEY back from the individual been added and two other that of the faculty. Sociology level and salary if the by the CSWE in July 1974, and would be viewed with disfavor in Washington have led to an UD Reporter dorms on the matter. courses upgraded to students must apply for the program' is non-accredited, an application was submitted upraor among French politicians. Deadline for filing for In other actions, RHA strengthen the curriculum, social welfare program in the Matthews said. for Tech's program at that The U.S. Embassy in Rome, uneasy over possible par- Residence Halls Association president Ruth Foreman Matthews explained. spring semester of their Several areas of social time, Matthews said. ticipation by Communists in an Italian government, repeated ( RHA) executive offices is congratulated Gordon Hall for sophomore year while taking services, such as those in Students in the program a similar warning to Italian officials Thursday. March 30, 5 p.m., at the its work with the ad- New courses include social SW 232, he explained, and are hospitals, he explained, submitted a petition earlier Housing Office. Students will ministration on changing the welfare (SW) 232, social judged by three criteria in- require that workers come this year, one graduating Italy leans toward Communism vote during the evening meal route of the campus loop service and delivery stystem; cluding academic record, from accredited programs. senior said. in the dorms April 8. Dorm system. SW 331, social work com- motivation and potential. "We hope to get on the "Some of us are wondering ROME (AP) — Premier Aldo Moro's Christian officer elections will take RHA ALLOCATED $60 at munication; SW 334, group A minor in sociology is agenda for the June meeting if our degree is worth the Democrats, plagued by economic crisis and Communist place during the evening meal the meeting for printing of work and community required, he said. of the CSWE," Matthews said. paper it's printed on," the electorial gains, appeared Thursday to be edging toward an April 13. posters which urge students to organization methods; SW "From our interpretation of "If Tech's program is ac- student said. "When we went accommodation with the powerful Communist party. Barbara Milner, traffic and write the Board of Regents to 335, human behavior and the the standards, the only cepted for review and receives into the program, it was ap- The U.S. Embassy repeated Washington's opposition to a parking counselor, spoke to give them their views on social environment; and SW problem that appears to accredited status, May proved. Now it isn't." Communist role in government here. RHA members at their alcohol in the dorms. The In fast moving political developments, the Christian meeting Wednesday night to posters will be placed around Democrats, dominant but declining, opened a crucial party find out how they feel about campus and list the names congress expected to determine the role of the Communists, the present dorm parking and addresses of the regents. So.th Moult Italy's second largest party, in the immediate future. system and the feasibility of RHA voted to donate 200-250 Moll Sew* Op.n

At the congress, the Christian Democrats acknowledged going back to the system used pompons which were handed Nightly hi 9 the growing strength of the Communists, who took a third of about six years ago. out by the Saddle Tramps at the vote in recent regional elections and spoke of the need to The past system, according Tech-Missouri game Thur- LIMITED TIME OFFER-EXTENDED THRU APRIL 2 check out the moral conduct of politicians in the wake of the to Milner, provided that all sday. Lockheed payoff scandal. dorm students received Members also passed a permits, regardless of motion to send two executive FREE 8 pt. Diamond... CAB conducts Callaway inquiry available space, and the officers to the 1976 Mid- overflow could park without western Affiliate of College llith lour Purchase WASHINGTON (AP) — The Civil Aeronautics Board being cited in the commuter and University Residence Sund of an Anderson Thursday announced an inquiry into its waiver of charter lots. Halls. TECH RING flight regulations to benefit Howard H. Callaway's ski resot, RHA OFFICIALS at that Alcohol petitions are still "3 to 9 PM" and White House sources indicated Callaway will be replaced time requested a change to the being circulated in the dorms. permanently as President Ford's campaign manager. present system in which dorm Night , Now •Anderson s One White House official said he understood "it's all a students may purchase exclusive Tech Rings question of timing" as to when to announce a shift in the parking stickers until the lot is f3rattbp'' ore even greater campaign hierarchy. Other sources said it is virtually a filled and the overflow can Special! values. Get o foregone conclusion that Rogers C.B. 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Page 4 The University Daily, March 19, 1978 Movie wrap-up Lonely souls still can find entertainment

By JOHNNY HOLMES decent account of the great tale of one of Hollywood's "Robinson Crusoe." DALLAS: March 19 - Bad Fine Arts Staff Biblical figure. most famous couples. Winchester: "One Flew Company & Ted Nugent - Contrary to popular belief, Fox I & II "Echoes of A Showplace II: "Lucky Over the Cuckoo's Nest," also March 19 are The Ohio Lubbock does not exactly Summer," starring Richard Lady," starring Liza Minnelli, starring Jack Nicholson and Players; March 20 - Rusty wither up and blow away when Harris and Jodie Foster, is a Gene Hackman and Burt Louise Fletcher, is a story of Wier; March 21 - Chicago; Tech lets out. For all you "Love Story" type tale of a Reynolds, is about in- insanity and how different March 23 - David Allen Coe; lonely souls who are stuck family trying to cope with dependent rumrunning in the people view it. One of the March 26 - Willie Nelson; here over spring break, there their young daughter's ter- Prohibition Era. This is the years' best, and Nicholson March 27 - Lynyrd SkynyTd. is still a fair amount of en- minal heart condition. Good most popular movie in town, should get the Best Actor tertainment available. date film. and well worth the price of award for it. OKALHOMA CITY: March Backstage I: A Bruce Lee Fox IV "Barry Lyndon," admission. Concerts over spring break: 19 - Conway Twitty & Loretta film - Manager was not sure starring Ryan O'Neal and Showplace III: "Win- AMARILLO: March 23 - Lynn; March 24 - Chicago; which one, but said it should Marisa Berenson, is about an terhawk," is about the life and Jerry Jeff Walker & Jimmy March 26 - Lynyrd Skynyrd & be typical Bruce Lee-martial Irish rogue and his rise to the survival of a great Indian. Buffett The Outlaws. arts type. British aristocracy in the Showplace IV: "Seven Backstage II: "Sherlock 1800s. A deep character Alone" is abut seven kids Holmes' Smarter Brother," sketch, this film is trying to survive alone in the starring Marty Feldman, magnificent if you're in an wilderness back in the set- Money on the hoof Gene Wilder and Madeline analytical mood. tler's days. This Hereford bull, bred by Conkwright and formance rated bull among 85 auctioned last Kahn, is a Mel Brook-ish Lindsey: "Death Dealer" - South Plains Cinema: 92 Son of Hereford, brought the highest auction Thursday. Bob Andrews of Olney was high parody of the classic detective Not yet reviewed. "Skyriders," starring James KTXT LUBBOCK price of $1,100 at the 25th annual Field Day bidder for the bull, which had shown a 3.44- movie. Showplace I: "Gable and Coburn, Susannah York and and Performance Proven Bull Sale last week. pound daily gain during the Tech Center 140- Cinema West: "Moses," Lombard," starring James Robert Culp, is about a daring The animal was the second highest per- day performance test at Pantex. starring Burt Lancaster, is a Brolin and Jill Claybrugh, is a kidnaping and the ingenious FM use of hang gliders to make the rescue. Should be quite Rural relief subject of book by vice president entertaining. CALL South Plains Cinema II: HAWAII A South Plains rural relief Nacogdoches, Mexia, Wichita began work on 22 farm units were among the highest continued to prosper until it "Mackintosh & TJ," starring 765-8531 project during the Great Falls and Lubbock on the Ropesville project. achievers in Ropesville ended in 1943. Government Roy Rogers and Clay O'Brien, Depression is the subject of an ( Ropesville is in the southeast Eleven units already existed schools. officials had decided to con- is about a washed up cowboy SPECIAL SPRING BREAK PACKAGE award - winning article corner of Hockley county on on the Spade Ranch. Each unit The project families centrate all available funds and a kid trying to make it in written by Dr. William R. Highway 82 between Lubbock included a house, barn, developed a higher standard and personnel on the war big time ranching. TRAVEL Johnson, Tc^h vice president and Brownfield). Previously, poultry house and toilet pit. of living than they had known effort. The 76 remaining Village: "Man Friday," ENVOYS.np oFi rst for academic affairs. a similar project had been The advisory committee before being chosen for the project farmers were allowed starring Peter O'Toole and Gower Tens met USA "Rural Rehabilitation in the completed in Woodlake. selected 33 families from project. In her 1940 report, a to purchase their farms for Richard Roundtree, in a New Deal: The Ropesville The federal government more than 1,000 applicants. home economist told of one $31.40 per acre. recreation of Defoe's classic AMERICAN 1E X llogglESS Project" is the title of the paid $25 an acre for 4,000 acres Families selected were from family that stored 70 pounds of In his evaluation of the New article, which appeared in the of the Ellwood Estate in West Texas and were familiar vegetables, canned 215 quarts Deal community program, January issue of "South- Hockley County, near with farming techniques of the of vegetables, 34 quarts of Johnson said the Ropesville western Historical Quar- Ropesville. The land was area. According to one tomatoes, 51 quarts of relish, project and similar efforts CLASSIFIED terly." Johnson received the divided into 120-acre farms, original tenant, committee 420 quarts of fruit, 40 quarts of were not an adequate solution DEADLINE - 12 NOON • ONE DAY PRIOR TO PUBLICATION first Ernest Wallace Award, with 60 acres of each farm members wanted to know "if jelly and jam and butchered to the overall problem of rural 15 WORD MINIMUM - CASH IN ADVANCE - NO REFUNDS presented by the Texas State planted in cotton. you were a pretty good far- two hogs and a beef. poverty. He said not enough 1 day $1.50 2 days $2.50 3 days $3.50 4 days $4.50 S days $5.00 Historical Association A local advisory committee mer, if you were stable, if you The Ropesville project persons were served. (TSHA) for the best article composed of Davis, Tech paid your debts, and if you CLASSIFIED HOURS 8:00 - 11:45 a.m. & 1:00 to 4:45 p.m. Monday thru about Indians or the High President Bradford Knapp, were broke." Closed on week-ends and holidays.

Plains during the last year. Judge R. C. Hopping and other By the end of 1939, the Answer to Tuesday s Puzzle Wallace is a Horn professor of prominent Lubbock citizens project had expanded to 81 Crossword Puzzler RODEO equipment: complete bull TEMPORARY C' workers. Register history at Tech and vice aided in the project's plan- ACROSS 2 Beverage ZOW SWW61, MTOM TYPING riding rigging. Kelly spurs, Blackwood Williams Worki _Ompany 7307 Avenue farms. Project families 1 Free ticket 3 Title of rope. glove, and accessories. Call 742 Q NO Fee. 747 5141 respect !J II ASME DOTE president of TSHA. ning. organized their own com- 5 Lean-to 2942 9 Vessel 4 Endurance MR2 MOURN -MR PROFESSIONAL typing. 10 years ex- In the article Johnson traces 5 Squandered DROP During the fall of 1935, munity governing bodies and 12 Landed WEIL@ perience IBM Selectric II. Themes, '75 MG Midget. 3500 miles. wire wheels. 13 Fruit 6 Pronoun OA 3 PALM theses. dissertations. Work guaranteed. development of the Ropesville construction contractors social events. The children 7 Dine bracken color. Call 797 2317 after 5 week MISCELLANEOUS 14 Meadow OAM TOE PAWN Mrs. Davis 2622 33rd. 792 2229. 747-7853. days project, part of a federally - 15 Mexican 8 Fall in drops 9 Heavenly 1L U00 DOM 113 shawl PROFESSIONAL typing service for NOW Open A 8. P Family Game Room . funded program to aid the body NUARR MY OWO Entering law students 17 Note of dissertations. theses. term papers IBM Pinball, pool. airhockey. video, foOrtiall. scale 10 Bacteriologist's Jed© WWI 10 Main 744 9348 Open 10 poor of rural areas. wire Selectric II. Satisfaction guaranteed. ping pong 2415 18 Snake EdIUR .100121OF- Cheryl. 792-0645. HELP WANTED am 2pm daily During 1934, a Lubbock 19 Intellect 11 Hlts lightly PAgiMaft.20MA B00 group led by Chamber of 21 Sheets of 16 Chose UOLE 0530R !2(3 to preview Law School glass 20 Leaves S30q (2ORM (400 TYPING and or Editing. 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The University Daily, March 19, 1976 Page 5 Nelson's 'party' full of April Foot antics

By JOHNNY HOLMES jeers, hoots, incessant talking Freeway." hired blind guys to operate his At long last, Willie picked up Fowler was introduced to night — but what a finish! lie stickman, Jim Moon. Fine Arts Staff and a general disregard for a WILLIE NELSON began his spotlights. So it seemed, the tempo with a funky sing, and sing he did — "How started a reserved version of "Mountain Dew" closed the They could've fooled me! I gallant performance. practical joke immediately, anyway, as time and time Dixieland tune called, Great Thou Art!" Fowler was "The Party's Over," which show, but even as the house knew the Willie Nelson per- Our Gangs' set included wasting a full An minutes again, a solo would be played "Remember Me," which hardly heard, however, over quickly developed into the lights illuminated the formance was to be a holiday tunes for everyone — moving what little equipment in the dark while the spotlight featured more skillful solos by the continuing stampede for best music of the concert. The Coliseum, the jam session party, but, I didn't know it was providing they were willing to he had onto the stage. focused on the floor in front of Nelson and Rayfield, who by the door. The drunken souls, tune turned into a jam which wailed, and continued long April Fools' Day. listen — such as the classic The lights were finally the stage. this time had managed to pick no doubt thinking of that Great featured sparkling solos by after most had left. Somebody forgot to tell "San Antonio Rose," the doused and the harsh I'd heard some people himself up off the stage, but it Cow Chip In The Sky, thanked each musician and was Spanky & Our Gang that the gentle "Tennessee Waltz," spotlights revealed Willies' compare Nelson to Bob Dylan was too late. Mr. Fowler by shouting, highlighted by a spectacular The hoke was over, but one evening was to be spent in and the high flying "Dixie Family and Friends, but no because they both tell stories, Even while Spanky and her "Boogie, dammit!" battle of the drums which was question remained — who had jest, however, because they Chicken." Our Gang obviously Willie. The band, although but there the similarity ends. band joined Nelson onstage, a Nelson sang some oldies but won decidedly by Spanky's the last laugh? were legitimately good. hadn't been able to get a sound taunted by shouts of "We Dylan's Rolling Thunder parade of disgruntled fans baddies before submitting to a Spanky, whose music is check and their performance Want Willie," moved skillfully Revue completely outclasses flooded the exits. The exodus request for "I Gotta Get exactly in between country consequently suffered. through a rocking version of Nelson's Rolling Blunder continued and so did the music Drunk And I Sure Do Dread IN THE NOT TOO DISTANT FUTURE, and straight rock, opened with Spanky's vocals were clear Merle Haggards' Revue. Willie's music wasn't as the bands united for a go at It." Despite a shaky start, the WARS WILL NO LONGER EXIST. "Good Love, Good Song" and but several of the instruments "Workingman's Blues" and that bad, he just played it "Rollin' In My Sweet Baby's tune proved to be a real crowd the country favorite "Lonely came through inconsistently Neil Diamonds' ballad, "Red, wrong. A medley of ballads Arms" and "Will The Circle pleaser. BUT THERE WILL BE Women Make Good Lovers" all night long. Red Wine." which seemed to last forever Be Unbroken," which led to AT THIS POINT, with fewer before moving into a pair of Towards the end of their Willie sauntered onstage to quickly lost the attention of the most ironic part of the than half the original audience Lee Clayton tunes entitled, show, Spanky and Our Gang a tame "Redneck Mother," the rowdy crowd, and from entire evening. still in the Coliseum, Nelson "Dear Love" and "I Still treated the crowd of about and exited the impatient then on, rudeness reigned. SONGWRITER Wally began to shut it down for the REILLIZIAILL Compare Everyone To You." 3,500 to a tune featuring crowd with "Whisky River." The Coca-Cola people must at the United Artists IF SPANKY was indeed bassist Colorado Bill Plum- Willie's pianist - sister Bobbie have made a deal with comparing someone to the mer, who is best known in rock Nelson and harpist Mickey Pinkie's because it seemed all HAMBURGERS —9 Selections of 67 Varieties audience, that someone has circles for his work on the Rayfield were allowed to the head rowdies were con- 54. Great American 1 65 nothing to worry about Rolling Stones' album "Exile exhibit their immense talents suming Coke at a rapid rate, 55. Masterburger w-French Fries 1 75 FEATURES •because the crowd was one of On Main Street." Plummer's during "Stay All Night," all the while becoming in- 56. Patty Melt 1 35 at the crudest I've ever been solo on the acoustic "Stand- which also featured a com- creasingly indignant. Willie 57. Big Texan w-French Fries 1 50 associated with. The group up" bass was a bright spot in a petent guitar duel. fought back with the popular 58. German Burger 1 60 6:45 & CINEMA was running a musical ob- good show which closed with ONE OF Willie's most "Good Hearted Woman" and 59. Hawaiian Delight 1 89 9:00 stacle course, complete with the band's new single, "L. A. amusing stunts was that he his Grammy Award-winning 60. Spanish Burger 1 55 $1 00 ADMISSION "Blue Eyes Cryin' In The 61. Swiss Burger 1 55 Rain," but his effort was all 62. French Burger 1 55 for naught. The ballads Profs included in anthology continued, and though they Show Starts were pretty, too much of a 1:30 Dr. Walter R. McDonald also president of the Texas through images and language. good thing causes problems, SANDWICH SPECIALTY SHOPPE 795.5248 and Dr. Daryl E. Jones, Association of Creative The anthology includes and the natives remained 4624 34th Ph. 799-2020 6400 So. Univ professors of English, have Writing Teachers, has recent stories and poems by writers restless. their work included in a just- work in a collection, such as R. V. Cassill, John THE ANTICS continued as HE WAS TAKEN BY EVERYONE published literary anthology, "Novellas and Stories," as Clellen Holmes, Michael harpist Rayfield tripped and to stage OR EVERYTHING HE HAD. "New and Experimental They soared from the skies well as a forthcoming volume Mewshaw, Edwin Honig and fell flat on his face in the filmed! Literature," from the Texas of poetry, "Caliban in Blue." features work by 30 Texas middle of a stirring Nelson the most daring rescue ever Center for Writers Press, Jones, whose work has authors. ballad. according to a recent an- appeared in a number of nouncement by the Texas literary reviews, has three Association of Creative poems in the anthology, Writing Teachers. "Looking Back," "Emily CASH FOR KEEN... /4:,;1 Dickinson, Composing," and ON TWO SCREENS . • McDonald's story, "New "Under Polaris." The poems Guy," recounts the ex- rework the themes of war, Fri. 6:32-9:15 JOE DON BAKER R periences of a new soldier in artistic communion and lost aial IX! A T• 17)S NNY VAN DYKE Vietnam. McDonald, who is FOX CO innocence into statements WAP TT,..1iTIEY FRAMED Two-year applications NO DEPOSIT NO RETURN available from AF-ROTC TICIMICILOR Piero o. BOOM friffialryrautioN GO INC ©1975 VI•ft C Vity Pr *trow. Applications for the two- Deadline for application is year Air Force Reserve Of- April 20. Applications are Destine to be a ficer Training Corps (AF- available in Room 27 of the Kubrick Classic ROTC) are now available, Social Science Building. according to Major John Locke, assistant professor of Academy Award— aerospace studies at Tech. 7 Nominations Show Starts In order to qualify for the including 7:30 program, a student must sign FREE on campus delivery The bronc buster and the kid were looking for a home. 763.1466 up for the Air Force BEST PICTURE 600 N. Univ. Qualifying test and be from 5:30 - 11:30. scheduled for a physical. If the BEST DIRECTOR ?(TLAB"RM THE STAR OF THIS student passes the test and ORLAN DO'S FILM COULD BE physical, he or she will be YOUR NEXT DOOR, MACKINTOSH enrolled in a six-week summer Italian Restaurant 8:00 NEIGHBOR. : training program. The Fri. ett‘TO p PRAY A' training program will take Merry THAT .• place in one of 15 Air Force TIMES bases, Locke said. 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Ag Sciences College to get ++ + 4- + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + - --++++++++++++ - 'THERE "S department chairman in fall An El Paso native with 28 architects since 1967, He has served as interim years of professional park served 13 years as a national chairman of the department Q0015 FIVE MINUTES administration and landscape spokesman for park the past two years. He will architecture experience will executives. He is now head of continue in the horticulture join Tech's College of a management consultant section at Tech. Agricultural Sciences faculty firm. LaGasse, who holds a as a department chairman LAGASSE WILL chair the master of business ad- this fall. department of park ad- ministration degree from He is Alfred B. LaGasse, 53, ministration and landscape Florida Atlantic University, Attend the Church of now of Fairfax, Va. LaGasse architecture at Tech. He began his career as an in- has served as a national replaces Horn professor Elo J. structor in landscape ar- spokesman for landscape Urbanovsky, who retired two chitecture and horticulture at years ago. Urbanovsky served Texas Tech in 1948, and later Jones named in that post from 1943 until received his master of science Your Choice this Sunday . . . 1975. Dr. George Tereshkovich degree from Texas Tech. 'Dean's Dean t • 'V Tech Dean of Students Lewis J. Jones has been voted the "Dean's Dean Award" by the Southwest Association of Student Personnel Ad- ministrators (SWASPA). The award is presented annually to a SWASPA member for distinguished service to his institution. SWASPA members represent schools in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana. Jones joined SWASPA in 1957, the organization's first year. He is a charter member and served as SWASPA president during 1967. Jones was graduated from Tech in 1938, and received a master's degree from Tech in 1939. He joined the Tech staff in 1947 as assistant dean of men. He has been dean of students since 1969. Jones has been faculty sponsor for Alpha MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM Phi Omega, national collegiate service FRIDAY, MARCH 19 7:30 PM organization, since 1948.

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The University Daily, March 19, 1976 Page 7 Raiders bow out of NCAA, 86-75 BY JEFF KLOTZMAN The Tigers then regrouped Sims and referee Charles the clock for the final margin. outside play we needed. Keith Another factor was we didn't UD Sports Editor following a time-out and Folsom whistled the foul as Bullock ended his career Kitchens (who did not score) hit our free throws." LOUISVILLE - Missed quickly got a three-point lead Bullock shook his head in with 23 points and 15 rebounds is ordinarily a 50 per cent Charity tosses in the first half 30-27 as hot shooting Willie disbelief, ending his fabulous while Russell got 14 points and shooter but he just didn't have When asked about Bullock's and a much missed Rick Smith caught fire. Smith hit career with more than eight 14 rebounds. Huston got 10 any luck at all. fifth foul Myers said, "He Bullock in the second signaled four straight buckets, all from minutes to go in the game. points as did Edwards. Other "I thought our two young thought that he got hacked on the end of Tech's NCAA the 25-foot range, to give Bullock sat dejectedly on the Raider scorers were Newton guards, Edwards and Huston, the rebound and sort of Midwest Regional play-off Missouri a 35-30 lead with 3:54 bench next to coach Gerald six, Steve Dunn four and played real good in the second retaliated. It happens all the hopes as well as the end of the left in the first half. Myers. Grant Dukes eight. half. Missouri was strong and time. I thought that he should 1975-76 season as the Raiders The Raiders were in the one- Myers moved Russell to Smith got 30 points for the aggressive inside and Smith have been at the line more bowed to the slick Missouri and-one situation for the last center and brought in Grant Tigers while Kennedy and was everything we heard he than he was. But that's not to T igers 86-75. seven minutes of the first half Dukes at forward. Dukes Anderson got 15 apiece. was. He's got great range. He take anything away from The Raiders missed eight of but couldn't get a free throw to found the scoring range and Anderson got 11 rebounds to was hitting those 25-footers Missouri. They were 16 free shots in the first half as fall. Missouri kept up the hit four buckets to keep Tech lead the Tigers in that and they weren't even set aggressive and played tough the Tigers broke open a close rapid fire pace and went to the within striking distance of department. shots. They were jumpers. inside. game with less than five locker room with a 45-36 Missouri. Tech shot a cool 35.6 per minutes to go before the end of halftime bulge. The Raiders made one final cent from the field and a the half. Bullock had only two The second half got worse rally closing the gap to seven, rather poor 52 per cent from fouls in the first half but before it got any better as far 77-70, before Smith hit two the charity stripe while Xaryos la RO&I picked up his third and fourth as the Raiders were con- consecutive five-footers to Missouri ripped the nets with SOUTH PLAINS within a four minute span cerned. Anderson hit two easy keep the Tigers out of the 52.3 per cent and hit 66 per White or burnt early in the second half. Then, lay-ins and Claybon boxed out danger zone. cent of their foul shots. chestnut leather MALL one minute after he was for a rebound two-pointer and From then on, all the Missouri outrebounded the on rubber sole. whiltled down with his fourth, the Tigers were cruising away Raiders could do was foul and Raiders 51-46 but led the the Bull was whistled down for with a 55-38 lead. the Tigers took advantage turnover parade with 14. 18. hooking and exited the game Mizzou's Smith continued to building up a 14-point 86-72 Following the game Myers with more than eight minutes shoot the eyes out of the lead before Edwards hit on a said, "Missouri did a good job to go. There was 8:46 left to go bucket and they maintained a free throw and Huston his a 15- sagging back on Bullock and and Tech was trailing 64-54. 59-44 lead with 14:12 to go. footer with seven ticks left on Russell and we didn't get the Final game The Raiders closed the gap to Tech started a rally with seven at 77-70 but that was as Bullock hitting from the lane, Rick Bullock played his final game for the Raiders last night close as they would get the then Russell and Mike Ed- against Missouri and scored 23 points despite sitting out the rest of the way. wards got two easy buckets to Fern netters travel last nine minutes after fouling out. Rick is the SWC's scoring The Raiders were stiff in the narrow the margin to 5946. Tech women's tennis team doubles competition while leader with over 2,000 points and 1,000 rebounds. opening minutes of the game Edwards hit another bucket is in Kerrville today for the Meyers and Weathersby hold and the Tigers jumped out to and Tech trailed by nine 5948. Schreiner College Spring the No. 2 doubles slot. Ketter a quick 4-0 lead. Grady Smith hit a free throw and Invitational. Joneen Cum- and Ham make up the No. 3 Newton and Mike Russell then Geoff Huston coaxed a 15- mings heads the team in the place, with Ham and Blocker SMU to host narrowed the gap on a 15- footer from the left side to fall No. 1 slot, followed closely by pairing up for the No. 4 slot. footer by Mark Anderson. and Tech trailed 60-50. Mame Bevers in the No. 2 Trinity, Lamar and Rain & Wind & Fire Russell then gave a preview Bullock picked up his fourth position. Carla Weathersby Schreiner were tabbed by of what was to come, as he foul before Russell closed the holds No. 3, followed by Sally Coach Emilie Foster as the High Adventure Wilderness School was fouled by Anderson. The gap to eight, 60-52. Meyers in No. 4, Laurie toughest competitors for her For Information: Soccer tourney first foul shot rimped off and Missouri kept on top with Hutson in No. 5, Stephanie netters. Tech will compete the second shot fell through as Smith scoring at will from the Ketter in No. 6, Mandi Ham in through Saturday. Rain & Wind & Fire By By KIRK DOOLEY takes on Hartwick; and at R. Tech was off to one of their top of the circle. And then No. 7 and Gay Blocker in No. The netters take off during P.O. Box 6441 Lubbock, Texas 79413 UD Sports Writer L. Turner Stadium in worst foul shooting nights came the fatal blow, as 8. spring break, then head to 806-795-0142 The largest and most Carrollton, Quincey plays ever. Bullock picked up his fifth foul Cummings will double with Odessa for the Odessa In- prestigious collegiate soccer UCLA. Missouri opened up a six trying to grab a defensive Marne Bevers to lead Tech in vitational April 2 and 3. tournament ever held in the point lead with Kennedy rebound. United States will begin this Semifinal games will be hitting two lay-ins, but Bullock Bullock went for the ball, )4111M<>411•111004111afelSO-CIS evening in Dallas as Southern played Saturday afternoon at tied it up 18-18 on three battling guard Scott Sims but Mlattee41 Methodist University and Mr. 2 and 4 at Franklin Field straight buckets. Missouri he couldn't get control BEAT THE HEAT Pibb co-sponsor the SMU (newly refurbished Ownby went four up on a five-footer because Sims was all over WITH COOL FEET SECOND Invitational Soccer Tour- Stadium will not be completed by James Claybon and a 10- him. The Bull stepped back to nament. due to rain). Sunday's footer from the left side by reach for the ball but his feet ANNIVERSARY Along with the host team, championship and third place Anderson. Bullock then took accidently got tangled with Custom Made Leather Sandals the tournament will consist of games will also be played at over for the Raiders tying the seven of the top teams in the Franklin Field with the finals score on a lay-in and then MARTIN Leather Flip Flops SALE nation. Representing the West starting at 4 p.m. repeating the performance for Coast will be UCLA, while Admission will be $2 per a three-point play giving the SOUND CENTER Mexian Huarches Penn State, Southern Illinois, game and $5 for the whole Raiders their only lead of the Hartwick College of New tourney. night 25-22. York, Clemson, Quincey Philo. 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Page 8 The University Daily, March 19, 1976 Randy Hicks Tech golfers in `Horns get a real Lemons Galveston tourney

The Tech golfers will try to and Mark Hargrove. Playing make it two in a row in in the sixth place will be either as new basketball coach Galveston as they defend their freshman Gean St. Germain title at the Galveston Island or junior Alan Carmichael. Abe Lemons, possessor of one of the quickest basketball by many observers to be one of the classiest coaches in the Sports Spectacular Monday, squads in the nation at Pan American University and an SWC. through Friday. "I'm sure the players will equally quick mind, signed a five-year pact with the After watching his team lose in the final seconds to Tech, have some more pressure on University of Texas Tuesday. Shelby found campus cop Gordon Martin and presented him Last year the Red Raiders them since we're the defen- with a large cake. It was something of a peace offering after blitzed the prestigious field ding champions, but with Lemons, who is known for his sharp wit and establishing Metcalf had shoved him during his blow-up during the Aggie- and ran away with the team three seniors it shouldn't winning roundball programs, was contacted in Austin SMU earlier in the season. title by 18 strokes I three under bother them too much," says Tuesday and asked under what con- Lettering on the cake read "All-conference Security par, 1,149 ). In addition, Raider Mason. ditions he signed the contract. Lemons Guard." golfer Jeff Mitchell had to The Red Raider linksters said, "I believe it was misting outside." -110114 beat his own teammate for the will head for the coast again It doesn't matter what you ask How is that coaches and people associated with coaches medalist honors. Mitchell April 11-14, for the Houston Lemons, he will answer every question always come up with all the colorful quotes. fired a final round 68 ( seven- All-America Tournament. with a story or a joke. Ralph Carpenter, Tech's Sports information director, under 281) to stay ahead of One of his favorites goes like this: came up with a beaut at the Southwest Conference tour- Steve Long, who also fired a 68 "I was on a plane once going to a /40,\ nament finals against A&M. for a three-under par 28.9. 17*N' eci9 convention. When I looked up and saw On viewing the final minutes of the game after the Aggies ••W're hitting the ball well, it LIQUOR STORES John Wooden ( former coach at UCLA) Bobby Knight (In- had tied the game 72-72, Carpenter turned to Bill Morgan of just seems like we can't get it diana coach) and Digger Phelps (Notre Dame ). Well, I the SWC office and said, "The opera ain't over until the fat in the hole," said head coach 98th STREET immediately called the stewardess over to my seat and told lady sings." Danny Mason. "Our putting her I was getting off at the next stop." & THE SLATON That has to rank right up there at the top of this years isn't up to par yet, but it will quotes with Steve Sloan's, "No matter where you go, there improve with time." HIGHWAY " 'Why Mr. Lemmons?' " she asked. 'There is just a one you are.- Making the trip to Galveston SPECIAL in a million chance that the plane will crash.' 4 *4*** will be seniors Danny Walters, PURCHASE " 'Yeah, I know,' I said, ' "But if it does, all the coaching Perhaps the most memorable quote of the year came Steve Long and Shane Fox, jobs that are worth a damn will be open.' " from North Texas' head basketball coach Bill Blakely after along with juniors Mitchell LIQUORS AT Lemons said he followed through with his plan and got off his team had been snubbed by the NCAA and NIT tour- the plane at the next stop. naments. SPECIAL The Eagles had finished their most successful year ever PURCHASE (22-4) and had already sold more than 4,000 tickets to the Looking ahead S.P.D. PRICES Sooner or later the talk about how the SWC is not a regional game that was to be held in Denton. Geoff Huston, freshman from New York, will be one of nine CAR WASH r1 basketball conference will die down. Not only are the Raiders "If it was up to me I wouldn't let them play in our ,,,„o players returning for next years campaign. Huston came off N resting in the number 16 spot in the nation but four other coliseum. 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