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Volume 76, Number 15 Texas Christian Urtis^rsity, Fort Worth, Texas 76129 AAoudy says no policy-donor relation

By RITA MILLER That offer came while he was at another university, not at TCU. Ever so often, Moudy said they have a few people who "get their dander up and News Editor There have been instances when donors have given money for specific purposes say they won't give anymore money. Usually if I check the records, these are the There are no instances where donors to the University have asked for or though. Dr Charles Harris, who the Harris College of Nursing is named after people who haven't given anything anyway." received any kind of change in policy in return for their money, Chancellor brought the idea of a nursing school to the school. His bequest went for the JamesMoudy said at the University Retreat last Friday night. development of that school. Moudy said. Moudy said it is sometimes difficult to find donors for specific projects. The retreat was held Friday night at the Dallas-Fort Worth Airport Holiday "The Ranch Managment Program was the result of a suggestion by Milton Currently they are unable to find anyone willing to finance the much neede ex- Inn. About 100 students, faculty and administrators attended. Moudy spoke on Daniel, former Chairman of the Board. He left his whole estate to the Univer- pansion of the library "We can't blame people for wanting to spend their money University Donors and Policy: "Is there a relation?" after the Friday night ssty," Moudy said. as they see fit " dinner. "Dr. Dasler was reluctant to go into the program at the time but it is now known "TCU is heavily dependent on gift monies," Moudy said. "Yes, there is a relationship but the sequence of it is reverse of what most world.wide." "Beyond tuition, more than $800 per student was provided in gift money last people think." The Starpoint School and the Mary Potichman Lard Tennis Courts are also year." Donors choose to contribute to TCU because they are pleased with the results of suggestions by donors, Moudy said. "If you look at the whole picture . . . TCU spends for the education of each programs and policies, not because they want to change them Moudy said "Most gifts," Moudy said, "are from suggestions that begin with the Univer- young person here about $4,000 per year," he said. Most buildings, except for "I've never known personally of more than one case in which an offer of money sity. We develop a plan and ask them for financing We do try to build on their dormitories are funded by donations, Moudy said meant to change course or alter policy in return was made," he said. interests though." He said dormitories were funded from money recieved from residents. Top goals determined

By CAROL HOLOW1N8KI Managing Editor University adminstrators and over 70 students met to discuss the possible avenues of change open to the University at the annual University retreat last weekend. Students and administrators broke down into 10 groups to discuss and list 16 items in ranking priority. The items ranged from expanding the library to de emphasizing intercollegiate athletics The group assignment sheet noted: "If positive change is to occur, then decisions about the most effective methods of achieving university goals must be reached. It is important that there be some agreement about the direction of the university. The majority of groups basically listed the same items as top priority. Expanding the library and increasing endowment were listed as the top two priorities (Ivor half listed increasing faculty salaries as an important change Improving academic advising was also viewed as a high priority item. Improving campus lighting and improving the security force—both qualitatively and quantitatively— Stadium roust were listed as middle to high priority items. The flame may not have been burning under the football team when the played CSC last weekend, firemen were dispatched to the stadium shortly after 5 p.m. Friday. According to fire officials, the Groups also saw a need to im- but it certainly was behind the Horned Frogs' Amon Carter Stadium Friday afternoon. Fort Worth fire was ignited by a discarded cigarette. No damage was done, according to fire reports. plement a pre-registration policy as a Photo by Hen Lasiter middle priority item. Other middle priority items included increasing Panama Canal pacf student services and placing students and-or faculty members on the Board of Trustees. Increasing student body size was Vance says U.S. 'better off with treaty listed at both ends of the spectrum. Those which listed inceasing student body size as a low priority explained By MIKE SHANAHAN encouraged to repudiate the new which opened three weeks of hearings bothers me and my colleagues," said ships to pass through the canal, its priority level would depend on the Associated Press Writer agreement, Vance said if the Senate on the canal treaty Sen, Claiborne Pell, D-R.I. ' Linowitz said after the Panamanians size of the increase WASHINGTON— Secretary of State approves the treaty, "We will be much Committee members focused most Linowitz said the Panamanian have taken over in 2000, American If the increase was 1,000, the groups Cyrus R. Vance said today that Senate better off than we were in the past." heavily on a treaty provision which negotiators understood when the vessels are guaranteed priority said it would be beneficial to the refusal to ratify the new Panama Vance said gives the United States treaty was signed that the United treatment. University. In such a case, it would be Canal treaty would increase the Vance and the two treaty unlimited right to intervene militarily States can decide on its own when to "U.S. ships go to head of the line a high priority item However, if the likelihood that Panama would one day negotiators, Sol Linowitz and if the neutrality of the waterway is protect its interests in the canal. even if other ships are waiting to get increase was double the current seize control of the waterway. Ellsworth Bunker, received a threatened, even after Panama is In no way, he said, "does the treaty into the canal," he said enrollment, the groups felt it would Seeking to counter conservative generally friendly reception from the given control in the year 2000. limit our ability to act." Vance testified that treaty creates detract from the University. critics who say that Panama might be Senate Foreign Relations Committee, "This is really the gut issue that On the issue of allowing U.S. war- See increasing page 3 South African wins Cliburn By GWEN BAUMANN Assistant News Editor For 104 pianists and a few hundred Fort Worth uppercrust, the weeks of plan- ning, practicing, performing and partying are over. But for one South African it is just beginning. Steven DeGroote, 24, who took first place honors in the Competition, is now more than $13,000 richer and has more than 80 concert engagements to look forward to. Aside from the Van Cliburn Competition Gold Medal, DeGroote will have a Carnegie Hall debut recital, a two-year orchestra and recital tour of the United States and a London debut In addition, RCA Records has awarded the current Philadelphia resident a major recording contract. ^However, his tour will not end in London. A complete European concert tour is scheduled as well as one each in Brazil, the Far East and Mexico. , DeGroote also received Best Performance for a Commissioned work by Samuel Barber and Best Performance of Chamber Music in a three way tie with Michel- Jean-Jacques Dalberto of France and Alexander Toradze of the Soviet Union. Toradze received the Van Cliburn Competition Silver Medal for second place, $6,000 cash and tour dates in over 60 cities in North America and Europe. Jeffrey Swann, cheered for as the hometown boy (his parents live in Euless), , , placed third and will receive $3,000 cash and the same concert tour as Toradze. The resident of New York was also awarded the Highest Ranking Pianist of the Americas, so in addition he receives $500 an8 ^recital in the Hall of the Americas in Washington, D.C. International contest , The awards were presented Sunday at Tarrant County's Convention Center by These 21 flags as well as the students represented can now head borne, The Van Cliburn Competition is over leaving one happy South African with quite a See Euless page 3 schedule a mat at htm. Photo by Jane Blalack September 27, 1977 Op mion Page 2

Libby Proffer Goals carry price tag A few Skiff readers consider this ternational students enrolled in TCU. columnist a prejudiced "Purple In addition to the problems and Pollyanna." If being a cock-eyed op- tensions faced by white students, timist about TCU is tantamount to these individuals frequently have the being a Pollyanna, I guess I plead additional problem of trying to adjust guilty. No matter how much they to a new and different culture. Part- complain, administrators, faculty, time advisers now work to meet their and students probably feel the same needs, but we have had three in- way — or they would not continue to ternational student advisers in three stay here. years, and two minority student ad- However, feeling generally positive visers in two years. Both areas need about TCU does not mean that we are full-time professional staff who can either ignorant or blind to the needs of provide continuity in meeting the the campus. We know there are things needs of these students we ought to do and things we'd like to Upgrading the campus police staff do Unfortunately, all of them carry a — Study of the cost for providing foot price tag, and with limited resources patrolmen during hours of darkness is we can never get around to all of them currently underway. Every individual has his-her own list Implementation of the plan to of priorities as to how we ought to landscape the "Foster Mud-hole" — utilize these resources. The following The House of Student Representatives are mine. already has appropriated some $5,000 Expansion of the library — This is to be used towards a cost of $15,000 to probably "number one" on every $20,000. faculty and administration list of Installation of lights on Worth Hills priorities. It will cost in the neigh- parking lots — Estimate: $20,000. borhood of some eight million dollars Upgrading the bathrooms in Tom Plans are complete. All we need is a Brown Hall — Cost is estimated at well-heeled angel with an interest in $110,000. books Renovation of Jarvis ll.ill — The Adequate, competitive salaries for renovation would include the in- faculty and staff — We have been stallation of fire doors and new win- fortunate in being able to retain good dows. No official estimate of cost, but faculty and staff in spite of low my guess is that it wil exceed $250,000 salaries, but it is increasingly difficult Completion of Poster Hall to attract new staff In the past, renovation — (Started in 1974) Cost faculty salaries have been given most approximately $75,000. of the attention; however, the problem Installation of smoke detectors in all is campus-wide. A recent survey residence halls — Cost will be in the showed that starting salaries for our neighborhood of $100,000. campus police were lower than any in f////>rVt*»v* Renovation of old Game Room in 15 area universities and colleges Reed Hall — The renovation would Vacancies for plumbers go unfilled make the Game Room into a new kind because of low salaries. The list is * • • • Feedback • • • * of food service area Estimate: endless; the problem must be resolved $40,000. if we are to continue to provide the Repair kitchen ceilings — Estimate: kind of education opportunities and $5,000. the support services for which TCU is Refurbish upper lobby of Student Letters attack administration noted. Center — Estimate: $8,500. Implementation of the Ambitions Replace or repair Rickel Building place in Moody Hall. We arrived at that might be trying to find their ways Affirmative Action Plan — (Adopted Dear Dr. Moudy: the military. True enough, I had been roof — No cost estimate well introduced to these phenomena Moody a couple of days after the first to me via my old box number. The by the University four years ago. Replace and renovate bedding in day of check in, ready to move her in. expense that I'll now have to go to in Minorities are rare among faculty and As a responsible and responsive during my first two years at TCU, but, residence halls — Cost probably as a naive 18 year old, I assumed that only to find that the hall director had order to inform all of my correspon- professional staff; minorities and administrator, you are interested, I'm $40,000 a university was just meant to be run given away all of the beds. My friend dents of my "new" address is women are non-existant at the top sure, in the welfare and opinions of the Refurnish Princeton House Apart- that way. Back then it didn't par- was lucky enough to have a girl-friend negligible compared to the administrative levels. Currently, it is students attending your university. It ments and resurface parking lots— seriousness of this latest foul-up by the difficult to recruit minorities because is for this reason that I would like to ticularly bother me to wait for 45 living in Fort Worth whom she could Cost estimate $35,000. post office. of salary levels, but if something were recount for you my experiences upon minutes to be told that I had been stay with until the situation was I realize that I'm not yet into the done about general salaries it would Even my own list is endless — and it my return to TCU after a three year directed to the wrong office for the straightened out, but TCU didn't seem second time. That was all part of being fourth week of the semester, Dr. be easier for departments to recruit does not even attempt to reach into the absence to care whether she had anywhere to Moudy, but I thought you'd like to blacks and Hispanic Americans dream of the faculty for new programs a "College Student," I was sure, and I stay or not. know how I was doing so far. I have a Employment of a full-time minority of academic excellence.. Pleased to be back in college full wanted to be a true student. Irritation began hitting closer to feeling that I'll have more to tell you • student advisor and a full-time in- Perhaps the only conclusion to be time after a tour of duty in the Navy, I My experiences back at TCU began home when I confronted registration later Shall I say "It's good to be ternational student adviser — This drawn from all this is: "It's not that was expecting a respite from the with a bit of vicarious irritation as I , for my fifth semester at TCU. After back?" Or would you really believe fall, we have some 289 black students, we don't know what to do; it's just that endless bureaucratic waste and witnessed a friend from Wichita Falls surviving the rigors of fighting for the me? 119 Hispanic Americans, and 155 in- we can't afford to do what we know " ineptitude that characterizes much of being assigned to a "temporary" classes I needed, I made my way to the floor of Daniel-Meyer to find out Sincerely, how much it was going to cost me to Rod Green ■, Lincoln raises ratio attend this marvelous university this Junior Psychology-Social Work Major semester. I had finally made it • • • through the disappointment of Financial Aid and the shock of Billing Editor: and Business Office when I discovered With regard to your article Block arts college orgues over foculty ■ that I had not been properly charged Residents Protest 'Dirty' Deals," I the $25 Health Center fee required of think some further information might all dormitory students and had not give a better perspective. By JAMES F. CLARITY by Beardsley Ruml and Donald H. Morrison, asserting that the concept that low been credited for my $40 room I don't believe that any of those who OXFORD, Pa.—A rancorous dispute has erupted between the racially mixed ratios enhanced education was "sheer fantasy." reservation deposit. So, I had the protested feel that filling in ditches faculty and the black president on the usually calm sylvan campus of Lincoln The great tragedy," Branson said, citing the disparity between white and black pleasure of spending an extra hour will solve any problems; con- Univeristy, the nation's oldest black liberal arts college. college enrollment in the state, "is that Pennsylvania needs 17 more Lincolns." trying to pull my account, only a few sequently, Tom Brown has several Both the president, Herman R. Branson, a 63-year-old administrator and He added that the ratios here must be altered because "we can't let ouselves be hours old, out of the confusion that I committees and groups of people who physicist, and most of the 84 faculty members of Lincoln University, founded in shot out of the water by failing to comply with some regulations." was beginning to fear would surround are seeking solutions to the questions 1954, agree that what started as a series of quarrels over administrative and To buttress his argument, Branson produced copies of letters from State Sen. me again before long. raised Monday night (a week ago). hiring and firing practices is escalating into a battle that could impede the Richard A. Snyder stating: "To a layman, it would appear to me that the number Things began to look up as 1 found For example, the Permanent Im- education of the school's 1,100 students, 95 per cent of them black, most of them of faculty teaching hours could be increased, both as a means of saving funds and that, fortunately, the seemingly provements Committee has worked coming from culturally and economically disadvantaged families. enlarging the opportunity for more students." careless way some of the ad- with Housing in determining who has ' The controversy at the school, which receives substantial state aid, was studied In another letter, dated May 2, Snyder said, "Your faculty members must learn ministrative staff approach their jobs responsibility for an ice machine ' during the summer by a special commission appointed by Gov, Milton J Shapp. the facts of life at some point and productivity is the answer to the problem." was not imitated by most of the breakdown over the summer. Its findings have not been disclosed Branson said that because of pressure from the State Legislature and state faculty. But before long I was There are other examples, but the , Stimulating the dispute is the fact that Lincoln, which counts among its alumni education officials he had sent letters in May to 77 members of the Lincoln faculty reminded again that I was at the main point is that we are seeking thurgood Marshall, the Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court, , telling them that they might lose their jobs after this academic year. mercy of TCU's own Fickle Finger of constructive solutions. Objectively Langston Hughes, the poet, and Kwame Nkrumah, the leader of Ghana in the The president and his aides said that unless the faculty was shrunk by one- Fate. An expected and important VA speaking, I believe the administration , 1960's, has one of the lowest ratios of students to teachers, about 12 to 1, of com- quarter the school might lose part of the $3 million—one-third of its annual benefits check was somehow lost by attempts sincerity in resolving parable universities in Pennsylvania. budget—that it receives from Pennsylvania. Branson said that the letters he sent the post office, having been mailed on questions students raise, as they see Branson contended in an interview, producing documents and letters from state out were the "precipitating factor" in his escalating dispute with the faculty. Sept. 1 and not received by me until those questions. But until problems officials to support his statements, that to continue receiving the state aid that Most of the faculty, who called for Branson's dismissal by a vote of 48 to 10 last the 12th, when I had to ask for it at the can be resolved as both Ad- keeps the school going Lincoln must raise its student-teacher ratio to 20 to 1. The May, feel that the president is distorting the facts. The dispute led two weeks ago service window for the second day in a ministration and the students see" president and his aides said that this means that about 25 per cent of the faculty, to a classroom sit-in by about a dozen teachers to protest the hiring of a new head low. Not content to leave me to my them there will be conflicts. ' which is about half black and half white, must be dismissed by September 1978. of the English Department, a black woman with a Ph.D. from Princeton angry creditors, the TCU post office Why the disturbance then? Very "It's the Greek idea," said Branson of the faculty's increasingly hostile attacks University, and her attempted removal of an English teacher from a course he struck again in less than 24 hours. simply, to be heard; more vitally, to on him "You kill the messenger who brings the bad news." Branson said, "Our had taught for several years. After finding for the second time be listened to. If we cannot affect the position is that if we could get the money, we would keep the ratios." During the sit-in, the displaced head of the department, Dr. C. James Trotman, correspondence addressed to an changes we ask for, it is because we , He added that he was not convinced, however, that low student-teacher ratios who also is black, was arrested by armed campus security guards and charged unknown person in my mail box, I have not spoken long enough, loudly improved education and cited the finding in a book, Memo to A College Trustee with disorderly conduct. inquired at the service window. The enough, or forcefully enough. Branson and his aides said that the sit-in had been "staged" as a "media event" post office had rented "my" box, as a Jeff Tiemstra and suggested that faculty members had alerted newspaper and television private, to another student some five reporters from as far away as Philadelphia, 45 miles northeast of here. days before renting it to a friend and TYPING Leaders of the faculty dissenters said in interviews here that this was not true me as a shared semi-private, and now Fast, accurate, neat. and that their chief complaints with Branson were that he was a poor ad- we would have to change box num- One day 3> ministrator who had ignored the faculty's rights to help decide how the school is delivery in most cases. $1.00 bers, throwing into confusion and Member, run. page. Rachel Orsak, 277-0185, or Asaoctatad Praia. possible oblivion any letters, bills, Cindy Rugetey They also said that Branson was being less than honest in his argument that the Room 206, Sadler, ext Editor periodicals, and much needed checks 539. Dan Dorsch James Batu student-teacher ration must be changed and about the scope of the dispute. Advertising Manager faculty Advisor "This is not an isolated situation," said Trotman, the deposed head of the Carol Holowtnakl. Managing Editor Rita Miller. News Editor English department. "The administration denies the democratic principles under Skip Hodandaworth. Aial Managing Editor Cwen Baumann. Aaat. News Editor which this country operates. This is not a family feud, not just a labor Ed Ttmma. Asaorlata Editor Brock Akers. Contributing Editor manageement dispute." Joseph Petaakl. Aaal. Associate Editor Frank Badder. Entertainment VhU On*'* On Ut David Bennett. Sporla Editor Brenda Chambers. Photography Donald Pierce, a mathematics professor, said that the letters warning of Vu '■ Chock Ault. Aaat. Sports Editor Dr EVton Rawllngs Chairman possible dismissal were "a matter of intimidation." Pierce said that Branson had THE HOLDER OF THIS CARD 18 ENTITLED TO CHOICE OF A FRfc'E The Daily Skiff, student newspaper at fexas Christian University, is repeatedly abrogated the bylaws regulating the rights of the faculty to be con- FROSTY DRAW, OR HALF PRICE ~~~7^' [)' published Tuesday through Friday during class weeks except review week sulted on hiring and dismissals, that the president had lost several cases taken to SHOWDOWN PITCHER 1 finals week and summer terms. Views expressed are those of the students binding arbitration and had refused to comply with one arbitration order, upheld involved and do not necessarily reflect administrative policies of the Expires in State Supreme Court, for back pay for a dismissed but reinstated teacher. University. Third Class postage paid at Fort Worth, Texas. Subscription prise SHOWDOWN Oct. 13 $5. The Daily Skiff welcomes any letters and maintains the right to edit for Referring to the ratio system, Pierce said, "He's using the issue to get rid of grammar, spelling and community standards. Student IDs mutt be presented people." Juy along with submitted material. "The Amusement Bar"- fe) 1177 New Ytrk Wines 4W7 Camp Bowie 732-0124 Tuesday, September 27,1177 THE DAILY SKIFF Euless man Joint chiefs wins third support pact in Cliburn Continued from page 1 Gen. Brown and the other joint tinued from page 1 "a partnership under which our two chiefs say they firmly support the John Giordano, Associate Professor of countries can join in the peaceful and treaty, declaring that the canal, once Music and Conductor of TCU's efficient operation of the canal." considered vital to U.S. security in the University Symphony Orchestra. He said the treaty proves "once and Western Hemisphere, is rapidly losing University retreat for all the falsity of the tired charges its military importance. A panel of 14 judges from 11 coun- that we are an imperialistic exploiter Treaty critics, including some bent only on extracting Latin House members and senators, have tries comprised the jury, which was Chancellor James Moudy spoke on the relationship which was held at the Dallas-Fort Worth Airport American raw materials and using the questioned whether the joint chiefs unable to award sixth and seventh between donors and University policy at the University Holiday Inn. The theme of the retreat was "Change at continent for our own economic in- really feel that way. Former members places. Instead, two fifth place awards Retreat Friday night. Vice President of Student House TCU."(Photos by Alan Schork) terest." of the JCS have said the United States were given to Ian Hobson, England, of Representatives Laura Shrode planned the retreat and Alexander Mndoyants, USSR. While the testimony of Vance and needs continued control of the Christian Blackshaw of England and the two negotiators is considered waterway to ensure free passage of Michel Dalberto of France tied for important, committee staff aides said the U.S. Navy between the Pacific and fourth. appearances by Secretary of Defense Atlantic oceans. Increasing endowment Harold Brown and Gen. George S. Actually, there are two separate Six non-finalists received jury Brown, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of treaties under consideration, although discretionary awards including one Staff, may be more critical they are considered indivisible. One Texan, Eugene Rowley. Rowley, of The defense secretary and the treaty would turn full control of the Round Top, has recorded past honors military's top officer are scheduled to canal over to Panama by the year as '76 Winner of Shreveport Symphony high priority objective testify today. 2000. The other gives the United States Auditions, Financial Federal National the right to ensur e perpetual Musical Showcase and El Paso South- neutrality for the canal. west Pianists' Foundation. Continued from page 1 According to Laura Shrode, House vice president, Parent stabs The pact calls for 9,000 U.S. troops Therefore, it would be a low priority item. said the data will be sent through the proper ad- now based in the Canal Zone to be Swann, who attended St. Marks ministrative channels Moudy requested that a final withdrawn, and treaty critics on the A new policy for alcohol, expanding visitation hours, School in Dallas and the Juillard copy be given to him. Senate committee say they want to de-emphasizing intercollegiate athletics and in- girl 21 times School, was awarded the SMU Special ask the Pentagon how the United creasing tuition were listed as low priority items. According to Don Mills, director of programs and Music Study Scholarship from '63 to States would be able to intervene Steve Green, town student representative, noted that services, the retreat "served a definite purpose." The HOUSTON (AP)-A 37-year-61d '69, the Aspen Festival Scholarship, militarily once the Canal Zone is the lower rank doesn't disqualify their importance. A last couple of years University retreats have been used woman was being held without bond St. Marks School Scholarship and the surrendered to Panamanian new policy for alcohol or a more liberal visitation more or less as an introduction to the University and its Monday after being charged with the National Merit Scholarship. authorities. policy can't be equated with increasing endowments or functions, he explained. murder of her adopted daughter. Cora Peterson was charged Sunday One tentative supporter of He also placed first in the Dino Ciani faculty salaries, he said It's impossible to compare the By having a topic and trying to actively,produce after the body of Demeterica G. ratification, Sen. Clifford Case, R- Competition at La Scala, Italy; second two, Green added. something this year's retreat was significantly dif- The list the students and faculty made were "very Peterson, 7, was found in a bedroom at N.J., a committee member, said it in the Queen Elizabeth Competition in ferent, he said. similar" with the administration's view on priority their home. appears to him the canal cannot be Belgium; fourth in the Montreal In- Investigators said the child had been ternational and Vianna da Motta in items, "Chancellor James M. Moudy said. "It is the It made everyone see that "we're all in this defended militarily even if American slabbed about 21 times with a six-inch Lisbon and the Critic's Prize in direction the admHnstration believes in," he com- together," he continued. According to Mills, the retreat troops were to remain. kitchen knife. Warsaw at the international Chopin mented. was more valuable then the previous ones In a statement released Sunday, Lester Peterson, 27, a maintenance Competition Case said, "our military experts have man, told police his wife telephoned said it would take up to 100,000 men to him Sunday to return home from work defend the canal and even then there is immediately and that when he arrived no way to guarantee against the she told him "The lamb is slain " possibility that someone might sneak It's o bird, a plane—no, it's o bionic pickle He said he asked where Cookie, the in with explosives or lob artillery daughter, was and she answered shells over the heads of American "Gone to glory." troops to hit the slide-prone narrow Investigators said Mrs. Peterson, sections of the canal." while being questioned by an assistant Polls, including one taken for The By RALPH BLUMENTHAL first, fateful encounter with blimps in lighter than air. The 160-foot "He's keeping his distance pretty district attorney, said she killed the Associated Press, showed that, among N.Y. Times News Service Newport, R.I., in 1970. Mayflower is the baby of the group, . good and keeping his altitude,'' child in obedience to "scriptures" those with an opinion, opposition is TETERBORO, N.J.—Five hundred "I had a lobster business," the tall, with just under 150,000 cubic feet of Hajcaksaid. "It's like learning to sail which she quoted as saying "Whatever running 2-to-l against Senate approval feet over the Hackensack 33-year-old pilot recalled between gas You have to get the feel. The wind is was removed from the world would be of the treaty Meadowlands, Mike Fitzpalrick training flights. "The blimp was in The Mayflower, tethered by its nose never the same and you can't see it." returned twicefold by God." Senate Majority Leader Robert C. executed a neat but sluggish figure Newport for the Cup races. I wanted to to a mast and held down by ropes, was A visitor was allowed to pilot the Mrs Peterson also was quoted as Byrd said over the weekend that if the eight around the soaring steel spike of get a ride, so I threw a lobster ball and swiveling and bobbing in a field at blimp for a few minutes. It steered saying she had taken Cookie to the Senate were to vote now that "would a radio tower. invited the crew and everyone." Teterboro when Fitzpatrick, his in- sluggishly, much as a huge sailboat home of a sister-in-law Sunday ensure rejection." "Long approach in?" he asked Joe I got hooked after one ride," he structor, Ha jack, and several visitors "It's one of those big fat graceful morning to "pretty her up." "Time is required to inform the Hajcak said. "Chop the powef." recalled. "They said when the lobster boarded the station-wagon-sized cabin ladies," Hajcak said. Investigators said the body was American people because as long as With that, the 160-foot-long silver season was over and 1 wanted a job I for the training flight. Before the landing, Hajcak called on dressed in a blue checked pullover the polls are extremely negative, it .jigar, the Goodyear blimp Mayflower, should come to Miami and they would Fitzpatrick to "weigh it off." or check Several 25-pound bags of lead shot dress, blue print panties and a gold would be just as difficult to get two- pointed its blunt snout at a grassy field give it to me." He did and they did. the balance of the craft. were jettisoned for extra lift. Hajack cross necklace. thirds of the Senate to go along." at Teterboro and glided in, dangling "We're showing a four-degree His first job was in the blimp crew, gunned the two 175-horsepower push- its trailing ropes like catfish whiskers nose," Hajcak explained. "It's slightly among the 17 men who race in trucks propeller engines astride the cabin within reach of a waiting ground crew. tail heavy. That's good for landing." to be at a blimp's landing site. Then he and with a mighty roar the blimp rose WHAT Mil: YOV DOING TO YOUR HAIR? The members of the ground crew Then he took over the controls again. became the ground chief. Last year, slowly. There was no need for seat grabbed theT lines, wrapped them Fitzpatrick is scheduled to become with the company's encouragement, belts; the motion was more akin to an tightly arounll their waists, dug in Blimp Captain Fitzpatrick after his he went for his regular pilot's license elevator ascent than a jet takeoff. Nor their heels anS moored the bulbous final checkout by the Federal Aviation and four monthsjgo began training as was the cabin pressurized; a gentle , * airship fast. Administraiion at the end of the a blimp pilot, which requires 250 hours breeze flowed through the open Another practice flight had ended month, this will entitle him to pilot on in the air in blimps in addition to the windows. (The engine can operate for for the world's only blimp-pilot-in- of the Goodyear airships. Only one of PRODUCT CENTER nearly 300 hours of airplane piloting nearly a week on the fuel that a big jet training the four blimps, the Miami-based for his regular flying license. consumes in taxing from the ramp to Don Martin's University Siillon Lighter-than-air-ships, the first Mayflower, is open to the public, of- the runway for takeoff.) successful embodiment of man's The training shifted to Teterboro fering half-hour flights at $7.50 for 2 doors from T< I Theater ancient dream of flight, have come— temporarily with the arrival of the Once in the air, Fitzpatrick took the adults; $5 for children. and, with notable exceptions—gone, Miami-based Mayflower for the controls, which consisted chiefly of victims of the evolving technology of telecast of the All-Star baseball game right and left-foot pedals controlling aviation. Amont the exceptions are the at Yankee Stadium. right and left movements of the blimp four Goodyear blimps that are and a vertical wheel, such as that on a Unlike an airplane, a blimp, which maintained by the giant Akron-based wheelchair, at his right hand. Pushed rubber and chemicals corporation in cruises at 35 miles an hour, basically forward, it pointed the blimp down. flies itself. The three larger Goodyear Miami, Houston, Los Angeles and Pulled back, it tilted the nose up. airships, 192 feet long, are made of Rome for advertising and public rubberized canvas and filled with Hajcak directed Fitzpatrick to make relations at an annual cost of $3.8 nearly 200,000_cuhie feet of helium— his figure eights using the radio tower million. about $20,000 worth—which carries the and gasoline storage tanks below as To fly blimps, it takes specially craft aloft, helium being seven times guide points. trained pilots, and since no one but • Goodyear had operating blimps, the company has to train its own. n The current trainee, the first in three years, is Fitzpatrick, a mop- "f artte* Jtolimital haired, former soldier and marketing airde from Rhode Island who had a Weddings, Birthdays, S.C. Ballroom ! Children's Parties, A to Z to house dance j FRANK YE REYNOLDS L. 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Handy, convenient, competent, and experienced . . . we're only 7Xr /*«>Lynn Cain picked up 87 on six carries. r - ~A It really wasn't as bad as it sounded Third stringer Dwight Ford carried Even though the USC Trojans, nine times for 117 yards and two possibly the best college football team touchdowns and fourth string Rod in the nation, could move the ball at Connors gained a game high 126 yards will against TCU, the Horned Frogs on 13 carries are steadily showing improvement. The Trojan defense shut out the "I have coached against larger and Frogs in every catagory. Jimmy more powerful teams," Dry told Allen gained 31 yards on 11 carries and members of the Frog Club at their Raymond Williams totaled 13 yards on Monday meeting, "but they were all in .'our carries the NFL at the time." Sophomore quarterback Don The major improvement for the Harris, starting his first college game, Horned Frogs came in the defensive scrambled and completed 12 of 26 squad, who held the Trojans to just 51 passes for 148 yards points. It could have been much With several scratches and bruises worse. "The game gave us a chance to play showing, Harris said in the locker a lot of kids," USC Head Coach John room after the game that he was just Robinson said in the locker room after glad to be alive. the massacre, facing a group of about The Trojans suited up 78 players and played 77, including five quar- 40 reporters ^ terbacks. Over in the TCU locker room, it was Dry brought 22 freshmen to the another story. Dry faced reporters Coliseum and all got a chance to play from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram In fact, at one point' in the second and The Daily Skiff He answered the quarter, the defense was made up of questions thoughtfully. seven frosh Frogs. "We're a little embarrassed." Dry "They Were thinking more about said. "Our pride is hurt, but we have survival than winning," Dry told the young people who will bounce back Frog Club . "They are improving Don Harris (behind ball and USC lineman) makes a pitch to freshman fullback Lorance Wills. This game was an' education for the They needed to know what the top team, but it wasn't for me I've been caliber is told the Skiff on the flight home. Trojans'win streak has moved to 14 through this kind of game before." "There will be no fear next week," "Mark Krug was hurt and we sent in a games. Robinson has reason to think that his Dry said of the upcoming battle with substitute and Krug sent him off the The squad is now preparing for next Trojans might become the number one the Arkansas Razorbacks. "We have field He wasn't about to leave I like Saturday's meeting with Arkansas. team in the nation when the new wire now walked with the giants." that." Dry says he will have the team ready- service polls come out Starting "I think that the student body ought The Frogs losing streak is now ready to break a 17-year losing streak tailback Charles White had 81 yards on to stay behind these yougsters," Dry extended to 14 games, while the at the hands of the Hogs.

Wd* Freshman defensive back Mark Labhart (45) had a tough day trying to keep up with some of the top receivers in the nation. The Trojans' Calvin Sweeney waits for a touchdown pass (left) and Randy Simmrin snares a pass (right).

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