Y President Reagan's goodwill Finest round and new players "r\? j Jolirney to Germany has cre- set Lady Frogs up for successful (}JnQ ated ill will at home/Page 4 future/Page 6 TCU DAILY SKIFF Vol. 85, No. 43 THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1985 Fort Worth, Texas U.S. life an illusion, Liddy said Satellite mission Cathy Chapman how the United States is perceived by things in two categories." he said, The fact ol the matter is not a person the rest of the world. "The life of illu- "the capabilities of those being spied skill Reporter in this room 35 or younger will ever sion that we live is readily apparant to on and what their intentions are." see a penny from the social security the rest ol the world," he said. Liddy also said that it is important to ends in failure G. Gordon Liddy, who served system as we know it today. Liddy cited as an example of a com- spy on everyone, not just your ene- more than four years in prison lor his "Main people actually believe that CAFE CANAVERAL, Fla. Throughout the morning, Bobko mom American misconception the mies, because "your allies today could involvement in Watergate, told an au- a person or group of persons have leg- (AP)- Discovery s astronauts twice and pilot Don Williams had guided illusion that the draft will not be be your enemies tomorrow." dience ol more than too people in Ed necessary. "There will be a draft and it al power to control the federal snagged a power switch on a crip- Discovery to the rendezvous, clos- pled satellite with their robot arm Landreth Hall Auditorium Thursday will in sufficient time affect your life. Since the 1960s. Liddy said, the budget," Liddy said. Liddy said that ing in to 30 feet from a distance of Wednesday, but failed to restore that a vast rrnjontv ol Vmericans live It lias nothing to do with politics . its (.'IA has "virtually been destroyed." in reality, 78 percent of the federal 46 miles. lives ol illusion. the payload's electrical power as simple arithmatic that no politician He said that in the past few years it has budget is out of control. "Tally, ho, the target," Williams "Von can I yet a used ear-it's a pre- they had hoped. can beat." He explained that just to been built back up. but only to one- exclaimed as Syncom came into viously owned vehicle, Liddy said. view. maintain the size ol the armed forces third of what it was. "The CIA is a After his speech. Liddy answered Mission Control told comman- lie said that garbage collectors are weapon that oxer the next decade, "it is guaran- no longer exists," he questions from the audience. "I will der Karol Bobko to abandon the The astronauts did a 90-minute now called "sanitary engineers.' Lid- teed that there will have to he a draft." said. not resent a good tough question," he eftort and to fire his engines to get flyaround inspection of the $80 mil- dy. who served in nine different pris- Liddy also said that it is an illusion said. TCU student Greg Butchart the shuttle away from the satellite. lion satellite to make certain all was ons, said that they are referred to as Liddy said that the American illu- that the U.S. armed forces can even asked Liddy how students can have "You did everything you poss- safe. They reported it was spinning "correctional Institutions, But I never sion is not just ol military power or he compared to the forces of the respect lor the people who run the ibly could," Mission Control com- at a comfortable one revolution ev- saw them correct a soul. intelligence, but that "it has infested Soviet Union. "You are not only not in justice system if some leaders of the municator Dave Hitmen told the ery 36 seconds and that the power Liddy said that the real world is not every aspect of our society." Fie cited the hall name, you are not in the same system are criminals. astronauts. lever was partially extended, to an at TCU or even in Palm Springs. "The the social security system and federal arena," he said. elevation of about 90 degrees. world is a had neighborhood, he spending as two other areas of illu- With the shuttle flying in forma- "Spies are the eyes and cars ol the "II you know history Liddv said, "like the South Bronx at 2:30 sion. tion 30 feet from the Syncom com- Mission Control said the lever nation and without them we are blind answered, "then you know that presi- a.m. munications satellite, astronaut would not trip on the electrical and deaf," Liddy said He said that "The social security system is a clas- dents have deliberately broken laws. Margaret Rhea Seddon carefully power until it reached 110 degrees, Because he has traveled around the spying has been going on for eons, and sic pyramid scheme destined to col- Throughout history laws have been guided the 50-foot arm so that and told them to proceed with the world twice since his release from quoted biblical references to support lapse, not lor political reasons, but lor broken. I acted under my own consci- makeshift "flyswatter" tools on the operation. prison in 1977, Liddy says he knows his contention. "Spies are looking for mathematical reasons," Liddy said. ence." he said. end brushed against the side of the Bobko and Williams then held slowly rotating payload. the shuttle steady at the 30-foot A live television shot showed the distance and Seddon extended the device twice snag a four-inch pow- arm with the crude tools on the er lever only to pass over without end. budging it. One rung of the three- The failure ol the lever to move rung plastic device broke under indicated it had jammed. It was a the pressure. major diappointment to Mission Seddon had only a six-minute Control and the astronauts who period, or "window, in which to had worked long hours to devise a do the job. When that time passed, rescue plan and to construct the Iiilmers radioed, "The window is makeshift tools. closed, perform the separation The "fly swatter" snares were maneuver." handcrafted from unlikely mate- rials found on board the craft. "We had hard physical contact on at least two occasions," com- The swatters were attached to mander Karol Bobko reported. the mechanical arm of Discovery "It was a great job," Hilmers re- Tuesday in what a flight director plied. called an unplanned "free form" spacewalk. If power had been switched on on the Syncom communications Seddon had two six-minute satellite, an antenna on top would periods, 90 minutes apart, in which have extended after 80 seconds and to turn on the switch of the satel- the payload would have spun up to lite. But controllers had told the 33 rpin after 33 seconds. crew to quit the effort if they made But astronaut Jeffrey Hoffman hard contact during the first con- said: tact, regardless of the result. "We have to report, the onmi "There will be no further (antenna) never did come up and attempts to trip the lever with the the spin rate still is less than 2 flyswatter, said Mission Control An audience of TCU students heard Watergate-conspirator G. Gordon G. Gordon Liddy makes a point on defense at Wednesday's speech. rpm. commentator Steve Nesbitt. Liddy speak Wednesday at Ed Landreth Hall Auditorium PHOTO BY PHOTO BY ALLEN CROWLEY DONNA LEMONS WORLD MONITOR House members go as lobbyists to Austin percent. "We're trying to mount House lloor. If they get a 29 percent capital last week to protest increases World W. Robert Padgett enough support on the Boor of the cut. then there will be some work to in state tuition. The lawmaker de- skill Reporter House to get a lot of that hack," Wat- do on joint committee. They're going scribed the UT students as "hostile Israeli planes bomb Palestinian base in Lebanon son said. If TEGs are cut by 29 per- to have to scrap it out. and rude," Watson said. "I'd rather Six members ol the TCU House ol cent, then 300 TCU students' grants take six students down to lobby pro- TEL AVIV, Israel (AP)- Israeli warplancs attacked a guerrilla base The TCU House delegation visited Student Representatives lobbied lor would most likely be cut. Watson fessionally than 300 students who near the town of Ban- Elias in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley Wednesday, the the offices of state representatives private education Tuesday in Austin said. If the TEGs arc cut by 10 per- would block the steps," Watson said. military command announced. while in Austin. Although the law- The delegation-consisting of cent, about 110 students would be The university relations committee The one-story building served as headquarters and a training base for makers busy schedules prevented Wayne Watson. Ann Cribble, Bruce cut. of the Student House recently sent Palestinian guerrillas from the pro-Soviet Democratic Front for the students from actually conferring with Capehart, Ed Gough, Shane McCoy out letters to approximately 1,100 Liberation of Palestine, said Israeli military sources who spoke on representatives, the delegation spoke and Leah Wingard—traveled to the Watson said TEG recipients should TEG recipients at TCU. The letters condition they not be identified. with secretaries and administrative state capital Tuesday to trv to per- contact their state representatives in urged students to write their repre- Barr Klias is in the area occupied by the Syrian army.