Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, Texas Thursday, October 26, 1978 Vol. 77, No. 30 Israeli Cabinet passes treaty, okays changes JERUSALEM (API—The Israeli Cabinet voted yesterday to approve in principle a draft of a peace treaty with Egypt but accepted Prime Minister Menachem Begin's suggestions for changes in wording before it is signed, Begin announced after a three-day debate. Only two of the 17 members of the Cabinet abstained on the vote, and the rest VQted.for in principle approval of the draft, the prime minister said. "the government approves in principle the draft of a peace treaty with Egypt which was brought before it by the delegation to the peace talks in Washington," Begin said. "The government approves the suggestions for changes of the prime minister to the draft peace treaty In accordance with this, the government gave instructions to the delegation and empowered it to continue negotiations for the signing of a peace treaty. Once agreement is reached with Egypt in Washington, Begin said, "the final draft of the peace treaty and all its annexes will be brought back for the approval of the Cabinet and Parliament." Begin refused to answer questions about the Cabinet decision which will send Israel's negotiators—Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan and Defense Minister Ezer Weizman—back to Washington later this week. -• The abstentions came from Energy Minister Yitzhak Modai and Health Minister Eliezer Shostak. members of a rightwing faction in Begin's Likud Bloc. Shostak said he objected to the draft's linkage between the treaty and progress on solving the Palestinian issue. Justice Minister Shmuel Tamir said some of his suggested changes were accepted as instructions for Dayan. If Egypt accepts the modifications, Tamir said, "We will be able to sign the agreement with a quieter and surer heart." Learning to say lno'
• sessions to be soon — - B) PAIGE PACE will have "homework" every week by Staff Writer not letting other people take ad- For those who feel that they just vantage of them can'l say "no," the Counseling Center The assertive training program is SHOWING SPIRIT—The TCU Showgirls are ready for the Homecoming game Molly Tuttle, Anne-Marie Piana, Missy Burns, Kathy Wells, Rosalinda Hollow ay, is sponsoring six one-hour assertive open lo all TCU students, faculty and against Baylor, when they and the TCU band will perform during halftime ac- Kim Perry, Vicki Van I.iew, Robin Coy, and Nancy Bargdill. training sessions to help people staff free of charge. The program is tivities. Clockwise from the upper left, they are: Sherry Culpepper, Julie Barrick, "speak up," says Barbara Moore, "aimed at students' needs." Moore leader of the sessior said The program's purpose is not Bigger edition planned The two groups will start meeting research lor the center, she said. next week. The first group begins at 11 Moore said she hopes to have 10-15 a iii Mondays, anil the oilier at 2 p.m. people in each group. However, "TCU Thursdays. « students don'l seem to be interested in The program's purpose is to help counseling groups," she added Yearbook staff working hard people communicate with others, Moore said. Each person will learn to The Counseling Center is open to Hy HILL REYNER highlights of the yearbook, according said. Last year's publisher's publications department refuse requests Urej really don't want suggestions for any type of group Staff Writer to Meyer. representative "didn't seem as in- Due to a lack of facilities, the staff to accept, and will learn to feel counseling, Moore added. If there is •* Chaille Meyer, editor of the year- Last year's book contained 256 terested" as this year's represen- must work out of dorm rooms. This, in comfortable making simple requests demand in a certain area, the center book, along with a staff of 13 is busy pages, while this year's will have 288 tative, Meyer said. According lo addition to a lack of funds, keeps the of others, Moore explained. The will consider beginning a training with layouts and features in pages. Meyer, there were a lot of staff from producing a book that is as groups will also learn not to be em- program preparation for another annual, which Discussing the problems in the last misspellings because of the com- professional as it could be, Meyer barrased to ask someone to change The Center is also open for in- is to .come out by May. yearbook, Meyer said she believed pany's carelessness. said. some aspect of their behavior, she dividuals who need help with a The 1978-79 yearbook will have three people were hoping for too much. It The yearbook this year will be sent Funds are brought in by yearbook 'said. problem. "People think that you have divisions. The faculty and student was the first time the annual had been to another publisher: Herf Jones sales along with ads taken during the The main objective is assisting to have a really serious problem to pictures will have one section, group published in five years. Publishing Co. year. people lo overcome guilty, anxious or come to the Center, and you don't," pictures will have another, and Fort Even with the problems from last Meyer hopes last year's annual hostile feelings when they are Moore said "Anyone can benefit from Worth will be featured in a third year's book, Meyer thinks that people wont discourage students from The University allocated $24,000 to assertive, Moore added. People will counseling, but not everyone needs The yearbook will include eight in years to come won't look at the buying this year's book. "It's going to the yearbook. This money is a loan to learn to "express feelings in an honest it." pages of full color, with spot color yearbook to pick out all the mistakes, be a better book this year," she said. get the book started and must be and open way without violating Fur more information, or to sign up repaid by the end of the year. throughout the book. but will look at it as a reminder of Sue Winter is the adviser to the staff anyone else's rights," she said for Ihe assertiveness training Scott Rose, a freshman college life She will assist layout and production This year's sales are slightly lower According to Moore, assertive program, call 921-7863. The Counseling photographer, has done color work in One problem encountered last year of the book, while working as adviser than last year's. Approximately 1,250 behavior can be learned, but "it must Center is open weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. the annual, which should be one of the was with the publishing company, she In Southwest High School's annuals were sold last year. be practiced." Each group member —news briefs— 2 hospitals Cessna not seen, tapes say send away .' LOS AtfGELES (API—The crew of a Pacific Southwest Airlines 727 jetliner apparently lost sight of a small Cessna just before colliding with it in the worst air crash in U.S. history, the Los Angeles Times reported yesterday. maggot man Today's edition of the Times carried an interview with unnamed officials SALT LAKE CITY (APi-An am- who said they had listened to a confidential cockpit tape recording of the bulance crew, the city jail and officials crew's last words before the two planes collided and crashed, killing 144 at two hospitals turned away a 51- persons the morning of Sept. 25. year-old incapacitated "street per- The cockpit tape shows confusion about the small plane's whereabouts, son" covered with maggots, forcing a according to the quoted officials. police officer to leave him on a The tape is in the possession of the National Transportation Safety Board, hospital lawn w hich is investigating the collision and has not yet released its findings. Robert Thornton eventually was treated at the Veterans Ad- Pope names new secretary ministration medical center—whose surgical resident initially rejected VATICAN CITY (AP)-Pope John Paul II has confirmed French Ijardinal him- when nursing supervisor Tom Jean Villot as the Vatican secretary of state for an "initial period," Vatican Susans learned he was outside in 41- I, officials announced yesterday. The temporary appointment indicated that the degree temperature and brought him pope plans a reshufflng of the Curia, or Vatican administration, at a later in early Tuesday, police said. date. While being washed. Thornton's Villot, 73, was named to the post by Paul VI in 1969 and reconfirmed by John heart stopped beating, hospital of- Paul I, who ruled the Roman Catholic Church for only 34 days. ficials said, but he was revived and is The secretary of state acts in effect as the pope's prime minister and has a listed in stable condition. large say in determining Vatican foreign policy. Thornton's odyssey began when police, receiving complaints he was drunk, found him lying under a Texas candidates debate freeway overpass unable to walk. TEXAS (AP)—The Republican and Democratic candidates for governor Officer Greg Smith said Thornton have aired their differences in a televised debate, while candidates in other was not intoxicated, but was suffering races have continued to find audiences where they could as the campaign race from old frostbite injuries. He said nears the final lap. Thornton norip*Uy uses crutches. In tudebate televised Tuesday in Houston and broadcast later in the day in Thornton's underwear was covered the Dallas-Fort Worth area, Bill Clements, the Republican candidate for with maggots—wormlike insect T' governor, said he felt he had kept his campaign tactics on a fairly high level larvae attracted to filth and decaying and thought his Democratic opponent John Hill had done the same. matter—and his skin was raw. "You But Hill, responding to the same question regarding the tone of the guber- could see them crawling around," natorial campaign, charged Clements with making false statements about Smith said. him, and added, "I don't approve of that kind of campaign." The officer called paramedics, but RUNOFFS—Final elections for Homecoming sonality Is between Carolyn Gray and Judy May, who More political heat was generated after the taping of the debate at the they refused to treat Thornton. Personality will be held tomorrow; ballots will be placed highest In the first elections, while Tod Miller Houston studios of KPRC-TV, when the Socialist Workers Party candidate So did the city jail, as did the collected in the Student Center, the Greek cafeteria, and Paul Lucas are In the runoffs for male confronted Hill about why she hadn't been invited to participate. University of Utah Medical Center, and Dan Rogers Hall. The contest for female per- Homecoming personality. Smith said. I^HHH M
2 The DaUy Skiff Thursday, October 26, 1S78 opinion I Fabric control comes under fire
By ABBY CHAPPLE Washington Star Writer Consumer Report If the Consumer Safety Product Commission has its way, nearly every furniture ignition incidents in the natural fiber will be barred from use National Bureau of Standards' in furniture upholstery within the next Flammable Fabric Accident Case and few years. Testing System in April 1972." And those that can pass a proposed More current statistics show that mandatory cigarette ignition test will there are only 400 upholstery fabric cost as much as 30 percent more. fires a year in the millions of At the end of this year, the panel is upholstery pieces now in homes. expected to hand down a proposal for a The original Flammable Fabrics federal flammability standard that Act was passed by Congress in the would probably cause the disap- early '50s and in 1967 the act was pearance from American homes of amended to include other products. upholstery made from nearly any Soon after the 1972 notice the ad- natural fiber—cotton velvets, printed ministration of the Flammable cottons, brocades, satins. Fabrics Act was transferred to the The CPSC is determined, ap- newly formed Consumer Product parently, to crack down on a menace Safety Commission. that the furniture industry, at least, In but one attempt to persuade the says doesn't exist. CPSC not to institute the mandatory No natural fiber or rayon fabric can regulation, the American Textile now meet CPSC's smoldering Manufacturers Institute, which cigarette test, which measures how represents 80 percent of the U.S. long it takes for a smoldering textile production, sent a letter in June cigarette (such as a lighted cigarette 1978 to then CPSC Chairman S. John butt left on a sofa or chair) to ignite Byington, countering the statistics the fabric. given as a basis for need. Over a three-year period this regulation would remove from the market all upholstery fabrics that would not meet the standard. In- cluded would be fabrics that make up Confidentiality: A privilege for some 50 to 60 percent of today's upholstery coverings. requirements. And the New Jersey the privilege of confidentiality now The only fabrics made today that By TOM WICKER person they were confiding in would or Analysis Supreme Court has ruled, in effect, extended to lawyers, clergymen, can pass the test are the ther- N.Y. Times Columnist could be forced to tell all in a court of that the Sixth Amendment right to fair husbands, wives and law officers. If it moplastics (nylons, polyesters and Suppose you're a good defense at- law. Richard M. Nixon made exactly that sources during litigation. But in trial must always take precedence were otherwise, the Supreme Court olefins) such as Herculon, which will torney—as good, for example, as practice the Department of Justice over the First Amendment right of would have to rule that such persons melt when exposed to a smoldering Raymond Brown, reputedly the best in point in resisting a subpoena for tapes of some of his White House con- has followed the Court's implication confidentiality. somehow have greater First Amend- cigarette instead of bursting into New Jersey, who defended Dr. Mario versations; he lost and surrendered that reporters should not be compelled The logic of that, which is not likely ment protection than reporters. Don't flame. Specially treated fabrics can Jascalevich against murder charges. the tapes by order of the Supreme to provide information unless relevant to be pursued, is that a grab-bag be surprised, in the present anti-press pass the test, but these treatments- You're also defending a man ac- Court. But in that instance Special and specific information can be ob- subpoena based on the Sixth Amend- climate, if that is exactly what hap- solutions or metallic backing—change cused of murder. During the course of your defense, you learn from papers Prosecutor Leon Jaworski specified tained from no other source. ment would also take precedence over pens the quality and usability of the Judge Phillips wrote that it was noon turned over to you by your client that, the relatively few tapes he wanted, doublespaced, no longer than 300 material. Metallic backing makes the "both idle and erroneous to say that The Daily Skiff Opinion page is open to ' Cha| in fact, he committed the murder. But what he believed they would disclose, words. Guest columns should be material stiff and uncomfortable. the First Amendment affords a any member of the campus com- | mini with your counsel he's able to beat the and that he could get the information munity with an idea to contribute. typewritten and doublespaced, no According to the fire program newsman no protection whatever as to mini! rap and go free. in no other way. He also made clear longer than 600 words. Handwritten manager, George Anikis, the CPSC his confidential sources . . . rather, Opinions expressed by columnists on So far, you've only given your client that there was both a "compelling" material may be discarded or printed knows some fabrics will be taken off there arises a need in each instance to this page do not necessarily represent the defense the law-entitles him to; and a "paramount" state interest in as best the editor can decipher It. All | the market. But he said it disputes the engage in a so-called 'balancing' the views of The Daily Skiff or Texas that's a lawyer's duty. But then the the Watergate matters then under contributions must bear a legible ■90 percent figure and believes that process which in the end boils down to Christian University. All unsigned police arrest another man and charge investigation. signature and ID number. Con- since the mandatory regulations, if a considerable narrowing of the editorials represent the views of The him with the same murder. The Those words were used recently to tributions may be mailed or brought enacted, would not be fully enforced concepts of relevance and Daily Skiff staff. Letters to the editor second defendant's attorney sub- describe the only circumstances in by lloom 115, Dan Rogers Hall. for three years, the industry could materiality." should be typewritten and poenas all your notes, documents and which judicial process should be used develop ways of dealing with the new That is a process which has been other materials relating to the case of to force a reporter to disclose in- Clark Whltten standard by "upgrading" fabrics. signally ignored by New Jersey courts the first defendant, and summons you formation that would violate the Managing Editor "Not so," says industry spokesman in th Jascalevich trial; as a result, Anne Magner as a witness. confidentiality of his relationships Franklin S. Judson. "We are just not New York Times reporter Myron Asat. Managing Editor Will you turn over the material and with news sources. In California Barry Morris pi that smart." Judson is president of Farber was jailed for contempt of News Editor The Daily Skiff testify, or will you uphold the con- Superior Court, Judge Charles H. Carol HolowtnsMHolowtiukl *& Stroheim & Romann, a major fabric court for refusing to turn over all of his Monica Anne Krausse fidentiality of the lawyer-client Phillips ruled that a court order Asat. News Editor Editor company, and serves on several Win Daniels notes on the case, under subpoena Richard Brandt relationship even at the risk of being requiring disclosure of confidential Advertising Manager committees opposed to the regulation. from defense attorney Brown. Brown Editorial Page Editor "If accepted in its present form, jailed for contempt of court? news sources should be issued only Shelley Seeders James Batts OP has not specified what he expects to Editorial Page Asst. Faculty Advisor when those seeking the order Elden Rawlings Member. well over half of the decorative fabrics No attorney would want to be put in find in Farber's notes or how such Matt Keith "demonstrate that their need for the Department Chairman that are now distributed will be that position, and probably no court material would be relevant to Sports Editor Associated Press information is sufficiently compelling Skip Hollandsworth Vickie D. Ashwill eliminated from the market. The would let him be, much less force him Jascalevichps defense; neither has he ProducUons Supervisor to overcome whatever weight is Asat. Sports Editor results to the industry will be to comply with such an order. Con- demonstrated a compelling or properly to be accorded to (repor- The Dally Skiff, student newspaper at Texas Christian University, Fort disastrous. The actual fact is that fidentiality, after all, is a jealously paramount need for that material or Worth, is published Tuesday through Friday during class weeks except none of the fabric houses would sur- guarded principle among lawyers, and ters') right(s) under the First review week, finals week and summer term. Views expressed are those of the Amendment to be protected from such that he cannot get it from any other vive if we had to eliminate 20 percent rightly so; doctors value it equally source. students involved and do not necessarily reflect administrative policies of the of our fabric line, let alone over 50 with regard to their patients, and intrusion." University. Third class postage paid at Fort Worth, Texas. Subscription Judge Phillips ruled also that before The case is now under consideration ftrice $5. The Daily Skiff welcomes any letters and maintains the right to edit percent." clergymen as to penitents. Husbands such an order could be issued, it would by the Supreme Court; but so far the or grammar, spelling, length and community standards. University IDs Removal of natural fiber and rayon and wives are allowed immunity from must be presented along with submitted material. have to be shown that the material New Jersey courts have failed to fabrics from the marketplace, testifying against each other, which is sought "goes to the heart of the case" demand that Brown meet these however, would be only one result of another form of legal respect for (he was ruling on a libel suit brought this proposed regulation. The certain privileged relationships. by the Rancho LaCosta resort against ramifications are much more far- Even Attorney General Griffin Bell Penthouse magazine) and that all reaching—normally, aesthetically and recently submitted to being held in other means of obtaining the in- economically. contempt of court (although he was formation had been exhausted. These If the regulation (The Proposed not jailed) rather than violate still were substantially the same Standard for Flammability of another kind of confidential requirements Jaworski had met in the Upholstered Furniture) is instituted relationship—that between law of- Nixon tapes case. as now written, consumers will be ficers and informers. Obviously, none The Supreme Court has held, of denied the freedom to choose the type of these relationships could exist if course, that news people have no of fabric they will live with, and fur- client or patient, husband or wife, blanket First Amendment right to niture prices likely would increase 13 penitent or informer, believed the protect the confidentiality of their percent to 30 percent per upholstered item. A $400 sofa, for example, would cost $320. According to opponents of the •1" regulaton, the actual danger is slight DO YOU WANT TO FLY? and the need for such a regulation has not been adequately proven;. the smoldering cigarette test on which the standard is based is biased; the costs of implementation would be nearly I prohibitive for the consumer and the industry; and there are alternatives available to protect the public. An equivalent demand, says the Foce It you've always wanted to fly I Many of us have National Association of Furniture hod the feeling and (or some It has never gone away Manufacturers, would be if the CPSC If you have that feeling, then you're in luck. Mr Force ROTC were to mandate a standard for the Right Instruction Program (FIP) Is available to you. It's de- Receive a '79, '80 or '81 year national forests to fireproof all bushes signed to teach you the basics of flight through flying lessons in small aircraft at o civilian operated flying school. stickpin free with your purchase! and trees. The program is on EXTRA for cadets who can qualify to be- The regulation was born Nov. 29, come Air Fores pilots through Air Force ROTC. Token during His $15.0 Hers $89 1972, when the Department of Com- the senior year In college. FIP is me first step for the cadet who Is going on to Air Farce jet pilot training after graduation. merce issued a so-called Notice of e Wide choice of attractive styles for him, for her. Finding "that a flammability stan- This is on reserved for the cadet who wants fo get his life oft the ground with Air Force sHver pilot wings. 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One's comrades regulate one's cackling, professor says Show Your Horn Frog Spirit with a NEW YORK - One group of people theaters and in his own laboratory on house. There he noticed that 8 p.m. to experiences outside his present laughed at a radio tape of Don Rickles, Tennessee University's campus in audiences did not respond to a environment. ( MUM from TCU Florist I but another group did not find the acid- Knoxville. humorous movie in the same way as In an audience of strangers—those tongued comedian so funny. Why did He found that humor was a more the audience at the 10 p.m. showing who don't know each other, what kinds A Traditional Favorite for over 31 Years the two groups,made up of people with serious subject than was commonly responded. Jokes that earned guffaws of people the others are, and how they We're just off Campus the same socio-economic background, thought and was not easy to analyze, at 8 p.m. sometimes bombed out at 10 feel—there is a tendency to underreact Across from University Bank. react so differently? either. And he determined that p.m., and vice versa to the more acid, personal, humor of To find the answer, a serious- laughter, ranging from chuckles to He then decided to move his exr \ Rickles They would be more apt to minded University of Tennessee belly-laughs, depended not only on the periments to his laboratory. But respond, without fear of being laughed psychology professor has conducted a source df amusement but also on the before enlisting laymen as his sub- at, to the more removed and gentle fC\l4U/sr series of scientific experiments that mind of the audience, the environment jects, he tried out his experimental humor of Cosby. '24-2211 I 4.iii««~"»r° have left some of his subjects-human he finds himself in, and the company comic material -a radio routing by Pollio found that an audience of animals-laughing and others somber he's with. Don Rickles—on laboratory personnel friends who know each other and feel Dr. Howard Pollio, who has been Pollio's research, published last and then on randomly selected in- relaxed with one another, and thus studying the nature of humor for the week in the British scientific journal, dividuals. He got an unexpected have a stronger group structure and past six years, carried on his ob- New Scientist, included some early response. solidarity than the group of strangers, PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY servations in local playhouses, movie experiments at a Knoxville movie He found that records of comic is more apt to respond without performances that some laboratory inhibitions to the Rickles type of SCHOOL OF LAW personnel found hilarious often humor. produced little or no response when wishes to announce that DR. RONALD HELM played for' the randomly selected ASSISTANT DEAN MEMBER OF Staff raises $27,000 audience. This puzzling finding, he Pay up, or reported, suggested to him that a ADMISSIONS COMMITTEE A TCU faculty and staff drive for but approximately $8.3 million has collection of strangers would not laugh WILL BE ON CAMPUS United Way raised more than $27,000, been raised. at abrasive comic material until they don't sign up according to Executive Vice Chan- The money is allocated to 118 ser- had a chance to know each other Monday, October 30, 1978 to interview i The only restriction that would cellor H. Lawrence Wilsey. vice agencies in Tarrant County such better and thus feel more relaxed. prevent currently enrolled students students interested in attending law school. About 61 percent of all full-time as Red Cross, Easter Seals, Girl and Pursuing this theory, the from preregistering would be if their personnel participated in the drive, in Boy Scouts, and YMCA. One out of psychologist solicited groups of Interviews may be scheduled through ^account in the Business Office were cooperation with the Tarrant County every two people in Tarrant County triends and strangers and played them "in arrears," according to Larry United Way campaign, whiclvended uses a United Way agency. taped radio routines performed by the the Placement Service. Calloway, TCU Comptroller. Oct. 20. Faculty and staff had been This is the 19th year that Tarrant vitriolic Rickles and the more benign While the University requires full sent pledge cards and asked to return County United Way has been the first comedian, Bill Cosby. The former had payment on the account at them to the Public Relations office metropolitan United Way to reach its achieved fame by insulting both his co- registration, there are students on . The Tarrant County campaign goal. Dallas county wraps up its workers and his audience, while Cosby financial aid and students who are topped its goal for the year, officials campaign next Friday. focused on creating a world of the nice self-supported who pay their account say. The goal for 1978 was $8,179,760 guy ruminating about the misad- out over the semester, Calloway said. ventures of his childhood Payments must be current for a After evaluating the videotaped student who is attending TCU under reactions of the different audiences, this method to preregister for the Pollio determined that the groups^of calendar spring semester Calloway expects friends and strangers showed only that this restriction will apply to very slight differences in their reactions few. when listening to Cosby and vast I p.m.—TCU soccer team will play Advance registration will be from Thursday differences when listening to Rickles. Alabama A&M at Worth Hills field. Nov. 6 to Nov. 17. Of those who listened to the Rickles 5 p.m.—Volkswagen Push, in front of 5:39 p.m.—Homecoming barbeque in tapes, the group of friends moved and the Student Center, for Homecoming. front of the Student Center. Students laughed a great deal, while the 6 p.m.—llora de Conversation, Foster can pay with meal cards. Cost is $2. strangers remained immobile and WHAT TO DO nwiiu lobby. « p.m.—Pep Rally for Homeconing, scarcely, if ever, laughed. AFTER COLLEGE 7 p.m.—Campus Leadership Training Amon Carter Stadium. Pointing out that the entertainers Class, Student Center, room 205. 7:30 p.m.—Homecoming skits in Ed is a question a lot o! young peo had two different comic styles, the pie in high school and college are ask 8 p.m.—"Company," at Theatre Landreth Hall Auditorium mg men even il you gel the lines' col Deadline for turning in applications researcher noted that Rickles is lego degree, where can you use i> Onstage, 2120 McKinney Ave., Dallas meaningfully? for the College Bowl. Applications considered to be a comic—one who Pethops 'he answer lies >n Decom mg an An Force officer Ihrouah Air should be returned in the Student focuses the audience on its own im- Force ROtC We hove many flmerenl Friday career areas m which specialists of an Activities office in room 225 of the mediate situation—and Cosby is a kinds are needed And os an Air Force commissioned officer you can have noon—Chapel services at Robert Carr Student Center. humorist—one who leads his audience unequaled opportunity for leadership Chapel. David Welsh, associate nnd management experience plus on excellent slorttng salary and benefits minister for student and youth Saturday package Consider Air Force ROTC os a gate- *""*"'a""~ ' v i ' ■ it irv i im I'r,-
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Max McGee's was that coach, loathe to condone the breaking "But when he woke up, he should he slept too little — or maybe just in of rules, expressed his displeasure by have called, told us where he was, the wrong place. benching his running back and fining what was happening. That's what Dorsett, the Dallas Cowboys' him $500. bothered me. We didn't know if million-dollar baby, committed an That brought a shrug and an im- Investments anything was wrong We didn't know unpardonable sin last Saturday. perceptible nod of approval from anything until he showed up for the It wasn't that he overslept and McGee, a flanker with Green Bay game " missed a practice. when Vince Lombard! was the Dorsett, humiliated because he was It was that, when he woke up, he Packers' intransigent coach, loathe to benched on the day his parents and condone the breaking of rules. other members of his family traveled To McGee, a star with the dynastic cross-country to watch him play, Sooners top Pack of the 1960s, certain rules were insisted: "There was one player who like records — made to be broken did the same thing earlier this year at BEST Curfews, for example. Some rules, and there was no penalty. I was writers' poll though, were and are inviolate. penalized because I'm Tony Dorsett." " "To me, it's so far-fetched to miss a But Landry noted, "When Cliff practice before a game that, well, it's Harris woke up and realized he was inconceivable," he said. "Whether missing a meeting, the first thing he for fifth week benching is the answer, I don't did was grab the phone, call us and tell know...but it's amazing that players us what was going on. That way, we Prices By The Associated Press have the attitude that they can miss weren't concerned. In the space of 60 minutes, a college practices and be excused just like "Tpny toldme that when he got up football team can see an unbeaten that. he figured the office was closed, the season come to a crashing halt and McGee, now the proprietor of practice field was closed, the workout find itself hurtling down the rankings Maximillian's, a private supper club was over and we'd all left, so he didn't of pigskin powers. in Minneapolis, was notorious for his bother calling. Well, that didn't sit That fate befell the Arkansas night-time escapades. "1 almost never well with me." Razorbacks after their 28-21 loss missed a curfew," he said, barely Saturday to the Texas Longhorns, as a concealing a laugh, "but I'd sneak out nationwide panel of 64 sports writers afterwards. I knew what it might cost ■ Red Cross and broadcasters dropped Arkansas me in fines, but I expected it. H is counting on you SX450 SX780 from third to ninth in The Associated "To me, there's a different attitude MPIOMEER (U) PIONEER Press poll. among players today," said McGee. FM'AM/FM Stereo Receiver with 15 FM i AM. 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