10 Students Treated for Minor Injuries After Snowball Fray

Dynasty II - page 9 an independent student newspaper serving Notre Dame and Saint Mary’s McFarlane 10 students treated resigns post; new adviser for minor injuries announced after snowball fray Associated Press By ALEX PELTZER dents should end that kind of thing Staff Reporter on their own." , WASHINGTON - President Brother Bonaventure Scully, rec Reagan accepted the resignation of Notre Dame’s annual civil war tor of Keenan Hall, where at least Robert McFarlane as national that follows the first snowfall of the eight windows were broken, security adviser “with deep regret winter this year left behind it a track disagreed with Rakow, saying an ex and reluctance" yesterday, and im of broken windows and injured stu tra effort ought to be made to mediately replaced him with his dents. Campus security reported at protect the buildings. deputy. Vice Admiral John Poindex least 30 windows broken and 10 stu “W hen you know that this is going ter, a low-keyed nuclear physicist dents who were taken to the hospi to happen in advance, I think extra who doggedly shuns the limelight. tal for medical attention as a result of security is necessary,” Sculley said. Reagan -and McFarlane both the annual snowball fight. Zahm Rector Father Thomas King, denied he was leaving because of whose hall was the first to be at The number of broken windows tacked by the snow barrages, well publicized friction with White could reach 60 because not all House chief of staff Donald Regan echoed Scully’s thoughts. broken windows have been “There were probably more than “That's nonsense," McFarlane reported, the maintenance depart said, standing grim-faced next to 500 students taking part and having ment said. The cost of repairing the a good time, ” said King. “But there Reagan and Poindexter, his eyes red- windows is estimated between *900 rimmed and glistening with tears. w ere also 15 jerks w ho ruined it. and *1,000, according to Director of Those 15 have to be handled and McFarlane, who is expected to Maintenance John Moorman. These land a high-paying job in private in those 15 need to be dealt with by estimates could rise depending on security ” dustry, said he had no imfnediate what types of windows are involved, plans and quipped, “If you’ve got any “At traditional times of the year Moorman said. security could prevent not a snow leads, let me know." Rex Rakow, director of security, Reagan said McFarlane, after 30 ball fight but the idiotic people. said that among the injuries were They should be stopped and years of government service, “feels a cuts requiring stitches, a broken arm responsibility, that I think all of us punished," he said. and serious eye injuries. King said he has communicated f feel, toward his family." The presi- Rakow said he did not think this f dent told reporters, “You have all the need for security and punish was an unusually dangerous year for ment to Father David Tyson, vice been misinformed" about Regan and the snowball fight. McFarlane feuding. president for student affairs. “It has always been a dangerous King did not mention any possible Poindexter, a 27-year Navy event. In our estimation it is not a veteran who was first in his class at results of the communication. mature or prudent act on the part of This year’s snowball fight began the U.S. Naval Academy, said he had the students,” Rakow said. assurances from the president and Monday night when South Quad stu Regan that he would have direct But Rakow said he did not expect dents hurled snowballs through a access to the Oval Office, with no in security to take extra measures for Zahm Hall window. Troops from the terference from the chief of staff. future snowball fights because he South then moved to Keenan and “I don't anticipate any problems,” James Muller, a 1965 graduate of Notre Dame, co-founded the saw it as the students’ responsibility broke at least five windows. As the Poindexter said. “Don and I are good International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, a to act maturely. battle moved back and forth bet friends. I’ve know n him since he was group that won the 1985 Nobel Peace Prize. Muller spoke yesterday “I would rather the students be ween North and South Quads, win secretary of the treasury.” afternoon at the Center for Social Concerns on "Science and the responsible than for us to have to do dows in Dillon, Alumni and The president said Poindexter’s Global Community: the Nobel Peace Prize." Story below. other things," he said. “I think stu Cavanaugh Halls were broken. selection underscored "the con tinuity of our foreign policy." Speak ing of McFarlane, Reagan said, ”1 know of no president who has been ND alum, activist blames arms race on U.S. better served." Virtually unknown outside the By MARK PANKOWSKI Nuclear War said yesterday, speak arms race to two people arguing in a want the arms race to keep going," realm of national security experts, Assistant News Editor ing to approximately 70 people at room filled with gasoline, one hol said the 42-year old cardiologist, Poindexter was the architect of the the Center for Social Concerns. ding five matches and the other who will attend the Nobel Peace administration’s successful plan to The United States is to blame for “The Russians stopped testing on seven and asking w hich one is ahead. Prize ceremonies in Oslo, Norway intercept and force the landing of the continuation of the nuclear arms Aug. 6 . and what has been our “We have a golden opportunity on Dec 10. the Egyptian jetliner carrying four race, according to Dr. James E. Mul government’s response?” Muller now to stop the arms race. We don’t “There’s a military industrial com Palestinians accused of hijacking the ler, the Notre Dame alumnus who said. “They said of course they need negotiations,” Muller said. “All plex that’s making a fantastic Achille Lauro cruise ship. helped found the organization that stopped, they just finished their tes President Reagan has to do is sign a amount of money on these weapons Poindexter has long avoided in won the 1985 Nobel Peace Prize. ting program and we’re in the piece of paper (saying) we’re going and it’s going to go on and on,” he terviews and has privately Although the Soviet Union middle of one of ours, or they to halt nuclear explosions. ” said. expressed an aversion to the press, recently called a temporary halt to stopped because they’re ahead. Reagan, who unlike Soviet leaders “Why are we continuing which he has criticized for what he its testing of nuclear weapons, the “Now the idea that one side is has yet to meet with IPPNW (testing)? That question has to be considers to be consistent inac United States has refused, the co ahead in the nuclear arms race is representatives, has not halted tes asked, ” said Muller, who served as curacies. founder of the International ludicrous,” said the 1965 Notre ting because “he’s surrounded by secretary of the IPPNW when it was Physicians for the Prevention of Dame graduate, who compared the nuclear strategists and advisors who see MULLER, page 5 Vietnamese return remains of 7 Americans killed in war Associated Press Vietnamese officials delivered of much greater cooperation in ac evidence” cases because their Thuong village near Hanoi on Sun the remains three days after counting for the 1,797 Americans planes crashed with severe impact, day, working with a Vietnamese HANOI, Vietnam - U.S. ser completion of an unprecedented still listed as missing in action in or villagers had carried the crash team. vicem en stood at attention under a joint excavation at the spot where Vietnam. remnants away or plowed up the They found human bone frag hot sun yesterday and saluted as an American B-52 crashed during a Ngo Hoang, a Foreign Ministry sites to plant crops. ments and large pieces of plane comrades carried seven small bombing raid over what then was official, said the remains in the Vietnam has repatriated the wreckage, all of which were flown wooden crates that Vietnam said North Vietnam. seven crates were found around remains of 123 Americans since to Honolulu on the C-141 for contain the remains of Americans In a short, simple airport Hanoi and the nearby port of Haip 1974. The last and largest turnover analysis. killed in the war that ended a ceremony, the Vietnamese also hong which were prime targets of was of 26 sets of rem ains Aug. 14, Colonel Joe Harvey, head of the decade ago. handed over to the U.S. military an intense U.S. bombing campaign all but two of which were U.S. team and commander of the delegation “material evidence" of in December 1972. At least 27 positively identified. center in Honolulu, called the A folded American flag was atop 14 other American servicemen, in American planes were shot down The U.S. Army, Air Force and return of remains and the joint ex each of the crates, which were put cluding identification tags. and 93 airmen were killed, Navy delegation receiving the cavation “encouraging signs of an aboard a C-141 transport plane at Officials on both sides said they captured or reported missing. remains included 13 specialists accelerated Vietnamese effort ” to Hanoi’s Noi Bai airport for the hoped the excavation and return Hoang said authorities found no who completed a two-week ex resolve the MIA issue by the end of flight to Honolulu.

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