EDITORS NOTE: This is the second in estimates that up to 85 per cent of all Researchers have had some hints The birth control pill taken by many a two-part series on cancer. cancer cases are the direct result of about clustering of cancer in certain women can cause liver tumors, Holmes By RICK SAIGLING exposure to environmental factors. areas. Holmes cited a cancer clustering said, but they might possibly not be UD Reporter "There is an awful lot of cancer in incident in California where seven malignant. Cancer can be caused by something Lubbock," Holmes said. He believes children in the same school were The hormone diethylstilbestrol simple — something even as simple as this could be related to the great stricken with leukemia in a one-year (DES), which was given to thousands of eating peanuts. amount of crop dusting in the area, period. pregnant women after World War II to Aspergillus, a fungus that grows on since the chemicals used to spray the EVIDENCE has been presented that prevent miscarriages, has been linked peanuts, when they become damp crops are potentially dangerous. Little links a person's working conditions to cancer in the reproductive organs of trigger cancer of the liver in eastern data is available on this subject, but with a certain type of cancer. their daughters. Indian residents if they eat the peanuts Holmes said he is working on his "One of the biggest difficulties in Researchr- c: at the University of or drink the milk of a cow that was fed substantiating theory. evaluating working conditions is that Washington :ecently reported that the these peanuts, according to Dr. A. W. IN CITIES with heavy air pollution, exposure takes many years—it's hard use of estrogens by middle-aged women Something simple Holmes, chairman of the Tech Med cancer cases are more frequent. to make a connection between the two to alleviate symptoms of the School internal medicine department. Holmes said researchers have found (working conditions and cancer)," menopause increases their risk of This is not likely to happen with the most of the air pollution in cities is Holmes said. cancer of the uterus. packaged peanuts that Americans buy. made up of carbon particles from the According to a study by the In- HOLMES said that a professor at the CANCER CAN be caused by many internal combustion engines of ternational Agency for Research on University of Chicago 30 years ago different agents. Holmes believes that automobiles and bits of tires that have Cancer, bladder cancer is prominent related the use of estrogens to cancer. can cause cancer the disease must be triggered by more been rubbed away like sandpaper. among men who work with rubber and Cancer has also been tied to foods and than one agent. "The air we breathe today contains aniline) coal-tar) dye and lung cancer food additives in recent years. Sodium Holmes, a former instructor of a gases and particles that never before is frequent among men who work with nitrite and sodium nitrate, which are course on cancer viruses at the entered the human lung. Our food has uranium ore, nitrogen mustard, present in some foods and water sup- University of Illinois, has completed chemicals designed to improve its chromate and nickel dust. plies, have caused cancer in animals extensive research on cancer viruses in taste, freshness, appearance — but The study also shows that nasal-sinus when combined with a chemical animals. which are strange to our intestines, cancer is prominent among wood- compound derived from ammonia "If you can repeatedly and con- livers, kidneys and blood," according to workers and cancer of the lining of the found in the body. tinually irritate a tissue, you can get a Dr. E. Cuyler Hammond, vice chest and abdomen and cancer of the These chemicals are also added to cancer," he said. "For example, sailors president for epidemiology and esophagus, stomach, colon and rectum bacon, ham and smoked foods to frequently get skin cancer from con- statistics of the American Cancer is prominent among asbestos workers. enhance their color. stant sunlight exposure and men who Society. A committee of the National The Federal Drug Administration smoke pipes often get lip cancer from Legislation which would require pre- Academy of Sciences determined that (FDA) is seriously considering lifting continuously rubbing their pipe on the market testing of chemicals to see if ultraviolent radiation from the sun its ban on cyclamates, according to same part of the lip." they might cause cancer was in- increases the risk of skin cancer. If Newsweek, because studies made after ENVIRONMENTAL agents also can troduced in both the House and the received in high doses, radiation from the artificial sweetener substance was be linked to cancer, according to Senate during the last session of X-rays can cause leukemia and other removed from the market have failed Holmes. Congress, but no committee action on forms of cancer, according to to confirm that cyclamates cause The World Health Organization the proposal has been reported. Newsweek. bladder cancer in animals. 1F1E UNIVERSITY DAILY

VOLUME 51 NUMBER 111 Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas, Tuesday, March 16, 1976 SIX PAGES Illinois primary set today

CHICAGO (AP) — While President vice presidential nominee, said he was hours, with fewer than half the 5.76 sentiment for former Georgia Gov. Ford's supporters forecast a striking still in an Illinois horse race and million registered voters expected to Carter, Wallace, Shriver and former Illinois victory over Republican gaining ground as he battled to keep his turn out for an election that will choose Sen. Fred R. Harris of Oklahoma. Ford challenger Ronald Reagan, Democrat Democratic presidential campaign state nominees, determine presidential and Reagan, former governor of Jimmy Carter on Monday accused the going. preferences, and select delegates to the California, meet headon on the administration of shaping foreign Republican and Democratic national Republican ballot. policy so secretly that Secretary of WITH ELECTION eve forecasts and conventions. The preference voting is State Henry Kissinger may be the only pep talks, the candidates wrapped up purely advisory; delegates will be Republican Sen. Charles H. Percy one who knows the whole story. the campaign for the Illinois balloting chosen separately. campaigned in Ford's behalf among today with the presidential competition rush hour commuters, and said later Alabama Gov, George C. Wallace competing for the spotlight with a THERE ARE 155 Democratic the President will gain at least 55 per insisted that health would be no hin- contest for the Democratic nomination presidential nominating votes at stake, cent of the presidential preference vote. drance to him in the White House and for governor. and Daley, promoting the favorite son "Anything over 55 per cent will be an said he will prove in later primaries candidacy of Sen. Adlai E. Stevenson absolutely striking victory for that he has as good a chance as any That race matched Gov. Dan Walker III, is out to capture control of at least President Ford," said Percy. Ford won rival of winning the Democratic against Secretary of State Michael J. 100. Republicans will select 96 con- narrowly in earlier matches with presidential nomination. Howlett, with Chicago Mayor Richard vention delegates. Reagan in New Hampshire and J. Daley backing the challenger. Florida, and captured two other Sargent Shriver, the 1972 Democratic The polls open at 7 a.m. EST for 12 The preference voting will test imaries without real opposition. Traylor has little free time for obvious reasons

By TERRY CULLEN I did, I probably wasn't even aware of students are returned the following Seante, the only such award ever made. UD Reporter it. 91 class period. In his upper classes, He is also adviser for Omicron Delta At 10:35 a.m. every Tuesday and Traylor dresses conservatively in a Traylor said he grades all the papers Kappa, Mortar Board and Delta Phi Thursday, Dr. Idris Traylor walks into suit, vest and tie. He paces slowly in personally. In his monster class, a Epsilon. Bicentennial hallway the lecture hall and begins to teach. front of the History 231 class with a teaching assistant (TA) grades the IN addition to being an adviser for In keeping with the Bicentennial, this hallway in the Administration Building was The mustachioed associate history hand tucked in a vest pocket as he papers for main points and Traylor honorary societies, Traylor is the ad- painted a bright red, white and blue. Although you can't prove it by this black and professor with styled hair lectures in a lectures. He has class notes on the then reads each paper, writing in words viser for Kappa Alpha (KA), a men's white photo, the photographer assures us the ceiling is red, the walls are white and deep smooth voice. He speaks slowly podium, but he does not read or refer to of congratulations or encouragement social faternity. His interest in KA goes the posts are blue. (Photo by Larry Smith) and distinctly. His voice is intriguing. It the papers often. on each test. back to his undergraduate days at the does not reveal his Texas upbringing. The history teacher highlights his Traylor came to Tech in 1965 after University of Texas at Austin. "I've had several students demand to lectures with tidbits (as he calls them) graduate school and study abroad as a "All my activities strike a balance," Bureau to conduct survey know what country I'm from," Traylor such as the extra-curricular activities Fulbright Fellow. Traylor said. "My adviser duties vary said laughing. "Students seem shocked of the Earl of Sandwich. "COMING to Tech was a challenge," among the organizations. I try to advise to hear I was raised in East Texas and Traylor said. "I was offered a free them on programs and service the Rio Grande Valley." "A historian is trained to know where reign within the history department to projects. We try to plan programs for Health Sciences Center SINCE Traylor is Texan upbringing, to go for information," Traylor said. "I develop a program of Russian and East which are viable and interesting to all By BEKI SHUMAN a revised list of shared services he has lived in Paris, Vienna and revise my lectures by continually European history." This semester, the members. UD Reporter (referred to as the box score) for London. He speaks seven languages reading and adding new dimensions to department offers eight undergraduate "I know these students take my The Lubbock County Hospital consideration. and has traveled in 30 countries. make the people and events we're and two graduate classes in these advice into consideration when they District (LCHD) voted Monday to A position paper has been prepared "I can't remember ever having talking about seem more real." subjects. make a decision," Traylor said, "But, I employ the Community Service Bureau by Medical School officials and an talked with a Texas drawl," he said. "If Graded essay test papers for 180 know they also look upon me as a of Dallas to conduct a feasibility sur- opinion by Medical School legal counsel 11 I In addition to the history survey friend." vey. The survey will determine the Jim Milam has broadened the t-i • 4 A course, Traylor teaches undergraduate Traylor said he plans his time exactly timing and feasibility of community prospects for Tech to finance and graduate courses in Russian and to accomodate his busy schedule. His fund - raising campaigns to aid the educational costs within the county East European history, European leisure time is scheduled around the Tech Health Sciences Center. hospital. diplomatic history and international time he spends with the organizations. Joe Stanley, LCHD board member, Pennington said if definitions of law. reported for the Community Programs shared services are to be made, im- "I try to bring things I've collected in TRAYLOR says he knows the names and Relations Committee. The fee for petus must come from the Medical Russia and Eastern Europe to show my of all students in the organizations he the Dallas bureau officials who con- School. "They're carrying the ball at students what the people and countries sponsors. ducted a similar survey for St. Mary's this point," he said. are about," Traylor said. At the end of last semester, he could Hospital, is $11,000, he said. PENNINGTON attended a meeting TRAYLOR, who will deliver papers name all but 10 of the students in his "We have reviewed several com- last Friday of top administrators for at various out-of town conferences for history survey course if they should panies and we recommend the the hospital district and the Medical the next four weekends, said he does not walk into his office. bureau," said Stanley. "They are School which he said was designed to have much leisure time. He admits he "I don't have any conscious pattern familiar with this community." help administrators agree on prin- still has a dent in his car bumper from to learning names," he said. "You MARSHALL Pennington, LCHD ciples. an accident two months ago. ight say I have a good memory. I chairman, said the effort would involve "It was a fence - mending meeting. Traylor has two offices, one in the ssociate people with their names. If I an extensive, in-depth survey of We wanted to look at things from a history department and an ad- Fa ve talked to a student, I will community attitudes toward the, management viewpoint," he said. "We ministrative office in Holden Hall. For remember his name." hospital district. need to try and get together so we won't nine years he has been the deputy He encourages his students to talk "But this does not indicate any kind have another fiasco like the last Liaison director of the International Center for with him about any questions they may of commitment to fund - raising Committee meeting." No action was Arid and Semi-Arid Land Studies have. campaigns," said Pennington. taken at the closed meeting, he said. (ICASALS), a nonprofit research and "I can always find time for the things The hospital district has reserve education corporation of international I need to do," he said. funds of nearly $2 million (for purposes scope. At 11:55 a.m., Traylor smiles and of opening the hospital) with a con- INSIDE But Traylor's academic involvement dismisses his class. He has lectured the struction 2ontingency of $150,000, Paul Harvey pg. 3 does not stop there. As faculty adviser full hour and a half, except for a three- Pennington said. for the Student Senate and Student minute break while he erased the PENNINGTON also reported that Ted Nugent pg.4 Assocaition (SA), Traylor has SA blackboard. Though the atmosphere Liaison Committee progress had been '41/4 meetings every other Thursday night. has remained relaxed, students leave "rather unproductive." The Liaison Transportation courses pg. 5 In 1973, he was made a lifetime the room with three or four more pages Committee, composed of Medical Dr. Idris Traylor honorary sponsor of the Tech Student of new notes. School and LCHD officials, agreed upon Dooley's column pg. 6

Page 2 The University Daily, March 16, 1976 Bob Hannan \NIIRT? ME Going over the SA elections

AND LEAVE THE FIRST reaction that comes to mind funding responsibility elsewhere. SHOWBIZ. concerning last Wednesday's Student A certain amount of charges and coun- Association executive officer elections is tercharges always fly around political cam- disappointment with the number of students who paigns. One of the charges in this race concerns voted. the amount of time Grimmer will be in Lubbock Despite Tech's enrollment of 20,785, only over the summer. about 2,000 students turned out to vote. Those SA BLAKELY MAINTAINS that the internal officers are going to be vice president needs to be here the entire involved with handling summer, to do the groundwork necessary to get about $80,000 that. comes his programs running and in order. from student pockets, Grimmer has already accepted a part - time and students ought to be job in his academic field, but says that he will concerned with who probably be here half the summer. His response handles that much of is that he can get his programs in order, and that their money. just being out of town does not mean being out of POSSIBLY THE touch with Tech. low turnout comes from the lack of serious No doubt being here the entire summer competition in the presidential race. Terry would be best, but by putting on enough hustle, Wimmer, who won, was the only candidate with Grimmer can surely make up for any lost time. any substanial experience in the SA. WHAT IT BOILED down to for The The expected runoff in the race for internal University Daily, when making the choice on vice president developed. Two strong candidates who to endorse, was the candidates ability to David Broder are in contention there—Paul Grimmer and Jim demonstrate leadership and poise. Both are Blakely. strong candidates, and both have good points and What Blakely will point to as being in his programs. favor is his involvement with various aspects of But Grimmer was the person who most Measuring candidates the university and the SA—voter registration; consistently came off as the person who could two complex committees, Student Publications stand in front of the senate, and maintain control and the Code of Student Affairs; and vice over himself and over the senate. In our in- chairman of the Senate's Judiciary Committee. terviews with him, he was always cool and never WHEN JUMMY CARTER announced his withstand the roundhouse attacks of Sen. Henry GRIMMER'S INTERESTS may have been flustered. candidacy for the Democratic presidential M. Jackson, who slipped from first in more narrow, but he makes up for that in depth. Blakely defends himself on thiS point by nomination back on Dec. 12, 1974, the news was Massachusetts to third in Floriday. He's got very sound ideas of the workings of the saying his forte is working with people, that he greeted with thundering silence from the other THE DEMOCRATIC race still has a long student service fee system. doesn't get heated in debate, and that, if elected, In particular, he expresses concern with he would run the senate to make sure the ex- politicians in his state. His successor as governor way to go. But Carter's win over Wallace, though student fee money going to student recruiting pression of varied viewpoints is tolerated. But it narrow, is a truly significant one. Although the of Georgia, George Busbee, the state's two programs and women's athletics. This year's was still Grimmer who came off best in the United States Senators, Herman Talmadge and Wallace "threat" to the Democratic party is not College Day program was funded through the leadership category. Sam Nunn, and most of the others in the party ended, it certainly has been dimished. The SA. Grimmer feels it is the administration's FOR WHATEVER IT is worth, Grimmer hierarchy were successful in containing their smaller the portion of delegates in Madison responsibility to fund such programs in the retains the UD's endorsement. But whether you excitement at a native son bidding for the White Square Garden controlled by the Alabamian, the future, and rightly so. agree or disagree, take the small amount of House. Iron bars would not pry a comment from greater the prospects for successful compromise About the same thing goes for women's time necessary on Wednesday to vote — whoever their clenched lips. and conciliation and the better bet the athletics. It is presently funded with student is elected will have a substantial amount to do The only Georgia politician of note who Democrats will get out of convention hall in service fees, a necessity at the time the program with where student money goes, and how well delivered an immediate endorsement of Carter's conditions to compete in the election—which started. Grimmer now feels it is time to shift that students are represented. candidacy was Rep. Andrew Young (D-Ga.). He they failed to do the last two times. is a one-time deputy to the Rev. Dr. Martin It has been my view for about two years that Guest editorial Luther King Jr., and now represents Atlanta in the Democrats' best bet for victory in 1976 was to the House. nominate a southerner. It also has been my belief that any southern Democrat who could THE ANOMALY OF Carter's support beat Wallace in Florida, where the Alabamian Was false testimony given? coming from the only black in the state's scored his first big victory in 1972, would, by that delegation was so striking that this reporter one act, virtually guarantee himself at least Barry Wood — university minister of First wish to extend my apologies for Mr. Wood's very called Young that afternoon for an explanation. second-place on. the ticket and, as of that Baptist Church, Lubbock — in his sermon last inappropriate comments to the UD, Dr. Roper, The reward was a small lecture on real-world monten have .,a ,.good -a chance for the Sunday morning made what I regard as an Ms. Collins, and the Tech faculty. politics. It demonstrated why Young has so presidential nomination as anyone in the party. unwarranted, unnecessary, and unjust verbal As a footnote, the irony of the situation is quickly won a reputation as one of the ablest of THE NEXT TEST will be whether he can attack on The University Daily, Dr. Brent Roper apparent: in his zeal to censure disobedience of the emerging generation of political leaders. demonstrate the capacity to win in the northern of the sociology department, and Frances Collins the Seventh of the Ten Commandments, "Thou "What you don't realize," he said, "is that industrial state primaries, as well—something also of the sociology department. Mr. Wood's shalt not commit adultery," Mr. Wood — with his down in south Georgia, where Jimmy Carter is he has yet to do. But the burden is now on his comments came in a biting criticism of an ar- inaccurate and unfair criticism of the UD, from, there are a lot of fellows who make good opponents to prove the superiority of their claim ticle entitled "SEX—no longer a four-letter Roper, and Collins — himself did break the Ninth money farming who don't have a whole lot to do to the nomination. word," (UD, March 11, 1976). Commandment, "Thou shalt not bear false in January and February of the year. When he As for the Republicans, President Ford's Wood criticized the article, Roper and Collins, witness." Or, as a recent translation of the Bible ran for governor, they just kind of spread out problem is changing. Before New Hampshire, it because he felt they encouraged and advocated reads, "You must not give false testimony." One around the state and set up organizations for was not clear whether he could beat Ronald premarital sex. Reading back over the article I might then wonder why Mr. Wood dares "to cast him. Reagan. New Hampshire settled that, and made do not find that the article — or Roper and the first stone." "And they'll do the same thing in Florida— it virtually certain that Reagan would not win Collins — did anything more than to objectively Bill Green just kind of drift across the border into those the nomination. Everything that has happened report the results of a survey about premarital 1025 University, No. 620-B Panhandle counties where Wallace has had it all since in Massachusetts, Vermont and Florida sex on the Tech campus. to himself, and set things up for Jimmy. has confirmed that conclusion. But Florida In his remarks, viciously criticizing Roper raised the question whether Mr. Ford can and Collins, Wood heatedly voiced dissatisfac- Letters "IF WE CAN GET anything going for Carter dispose of Reagan or must spend all spring tion with what he described as "some of the jerks in the cities," Young concluded in that talk 15 fighting these costly battles. who teach at Texas Tech University" who he months ago, "that's our best chance at stopping THE 53-47 PER CENT Ford margin in believes "encourage immorality." While some Thanks extended George Wallace." Florida was less than impressive. All the early professors at Tech admittedly may subscribe to bragging from the Reagan camp about a two-to- very different sets of values and life - styles than And that was, of course, exactly the picture one victory, and all the evidence of early Mr. Wood, I very much regret Mr. Wood's for aid given that developed in Florida last Tuesday. Carter disarray in the Florida Ford organization, characterization of those with whom he beat Wallace in the first southern primary of created a climate of expectation for Reagan that disagrees as "jerks." 1976, thanks to heavy majorities of the urban was unrealistic. Mr. Ford's own polls showed If I were to descend to Mr. Wood's level of black vote and sharp inroads on Wallace's that he was always in better shape in Florida anti - intellectual and irrational thought patterns Run-A-Thon "redneck" support in the Panhandle. than in New Hampshire, largely because his — which he shamelessly exhibits in his pulpit The win put Carter's campaign back on incumbency was more esteemed by the elderly week upon week & would tritely remark that "It To the editor: track after a fourth-place finish the previous Republicans of Florida than by those New takes a 'jerk' to recognize one." Rather than a What better time than a bicentennial year to week in Massachusetts. It also indicated he can Hampshire voters who had been subjected to "jerk" I see Mr. Wood as an irresponsibly recognize a special group of youngsters on the months of derisive comment in the Manchester irrational individual. And I find it particularly anniversary of our peat nation? This is exartly Union-Leader about "Jerry the Jerk." tragic that Mr. Wood has misused a position what the citizens of Lubbock and Tech students DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Given that set of attitudes and given the having obviously great potential influence in the did in supporting Air Force ROTC and Angel extraordinary lengths to which the White House student community to create an audience for Flight in their "Fleet Feet for the Handicapped UH, IT SEEMS THE DEAN HA5 AP- EXCUSE L/M-1- YOU'LL PROVED MY CAMPAI6N. IT L(WLP went to demonstrate the power of an incumbent bigoted, inaccurate, and intemperate comments. Run-A-Thon". ME, GUESS LIKE IT- ALSO SEEM, 7HEN, 771AT I AM to build roads, provide defense jobs, appoint For the record, I do not condone premarital The 48 hour Run-A-Thon took place on March KID.. I'LL JUST MADE IT SUDDENLY IN GREAT NEED judges and confer other favors, that 53 per cent sex as responsible or desireable adult behavior 5-7 and through the outstanding support of local I HAVE 771E FRESH OF A CAMPAIGN MANAGER 1 PEA SOW TODAY.. margin was not impressive. It seems to have / any more than does Mr. Wood. My criticisms businesses, both organizations on and off EVELYN.. hardened Reagan's determination to continue here are not' of Mr. Wood's beliefs — or of campus and the community, the cadets and his attack on the Ford-Kissinger defense and anyone's beliefs — but of Mr. Wood's irrational Angels were able to raise $2,865. , diplomatic policies in hopes of sustaining his The money raised from this Run-A-Thon will N Y , and inaccurate statements regarding the UD, •04 • - • faltering campaign until the late-spring contests Dr. Roper, Ms. Collins, and the faculty of Tech in be used to send the mentally and physically that begin in Texas on May 1 and conclude in handicapped citizens from the Lubbock area to &XL "V F 1 general. _ .-: ...... . California on June 8. As a Christian, a member of First Baptist the State Special Olympics meet in Austin which LONG AGO, Stuart Spencer, organizer of the Church, and a graduate student at Texas Tech will be held May 23-25. ------.- 11_ - _ — • ---T—e Ford campaign, warned that a protracted battle University — I am extremely embarrased and For this group of individuals, the Special with Reagan, fought in all the major states froit thoroughly chagrined that my pastor has Olympics is more than jtist a track meet, it helps 771E-RES NO MONEY IN 17,. OF COURSE — IT'S A THANKLESS Florida to Texas to California, would leave the behaved in such an unseemly manner. And I them develop confidence and a sense of self- JOB al/TH LON& HOURS AND UN- LET ME miniscule GOP so broken that the value of its esteem. It also helps them develop a more BEARABLE PRESSURE, BUT 77-IE WHADOA THINK nomination would be severely diminished. positive self image. But more important than all REWARDS IN TERMS OF PERSONAL. YA SAY ? IT OVER. F1/.',FILLAIENT ARE /N- I So far, Reagan has not been persuaded that these is that it helps them feel that there are 65T/M4BLE I 1HE UNIVERSITY DAILY 1 his continued candidacy is a potential party- The University Daily. a student newspaper at Texas Tech University in people who care about them. Lubbock, Texas. is published by Student Publications. Journalism Building. wrecker. But the challenger faces a grim future: Texis Tech University. Lubbock. Texas 79408 The University Daily is published Air Force ROTC and Angel Flight would like another likely defeat Tuesday in Illinois and daily except Saturday and Sunday September through May, and bi-weekly June to extend their appreciation to everyone for their through Atigust. except during review. examination and vacation periods P uphill races in North Carolina and Wisconsin, : he University Daily is a member of the Associated Collegiate Press. South- outstanding support and donations to the Run-A- .,, -4 4— western .Durnalism Congress and National Council of College Publications Ad- li then a long gap before the more inviting prospect visors Thon for the handicapped. Second class postage paid at Lubbock, Texas 79409 of Texas. Meantime, he is forced into even more Subscription rate is SI/ per year Single copies. 10 cents. Greg Crawford 1 Opinions expressed in The University Daily are those of the editor or of the ...... 40 ill labored explanations of failure, claiming that writer of the article and are not necessarily those of the university administration AFROTC Cadets second-place is better thap first. or the Board of Regents Angel Flight abfridoac,s "It's this nest spaper's business to raise constructive hell."

4 The University Daily, March 16, 1976 Page 3 NEWS BRIEFS Harvey to speak tonight News commentator Paul Patriot u ho r oittniutlACitleti the 'Ten Best-Dressed Men." Harvey will speak in the nationwide the true spirit of Colleges and universities Ford verbally flays Congress Lubbock Municipal '76 - have awarded Harvey nine Auditorium today at 6:15 p.m. He was also listed among honorary degrees on "A Time to Be Alive." WASHINGTON i AP) — President Ford verbally flayed Harvey's oneday visit to Congress on Monday for not passing a revenue sharing ex- Lubbock is sponpored by. the Ski resort president says tension, but Democratic leaders said they would have a bill Business Administration out before summer. Council as part of a Bicen- The President, addressing some 2.000 municipal of- tennial program. Callaway charges false ficials, said revenue sharing needs immediate attention and Paul Harvey News, the DENVER %P l The The FBI is investigating the Congress is threatening the cities with disaster by its delay. world's largest one-man news president of the ski resort possibility that a bribe might "It is becoming increasingly apparent that the Congress network, is carried by ap- controlled by Howard "Bo" have been paid to get the U.S fails to understand the importance of this program to the proximately 600 radio Callaway expressed con- Forest Service to approve the people of the cities and counties and states of our nation," stations, 100 television fiderici. Monday that govern- expansion plan. The alleged Ford said. stations and 300 newspapers. ment investigations into the offer was first reported in a "The general revenue sharing bill must pass early this TICKETS for his speech are proposed expansion of the daily newspaper at Gunnison, year," Ford said, inserting the word "early" in.ci his available at Hemphill-Wells, resort on federal land would located near Crested Butte prepared text after Democrats, who preceded him on the Full speed ahead Furr's Family Center, prove that allegations of program, had said they would have a bill ready for House Sprinklers Isere going full speed ahead gras,. In the process, more than one student University Center Ticket- wrongdoing are unfounded IN ADDITION, the floor action by mid May. 11anday as groundsmen watered the dead was seen coming into class wiping ssaterspota booth. Dunlap's, Montgomery "We welcome the in. Agriculture Department is "You know that expiration of this program or a reduction brown grass hoping to turn it into soft green from their glasses. 'Photo ks Lan-) Smith) Ward's and in room 172 of the ivstigation because it will conducting its own in- of the payments that you now receive, would mean cutbacks Business Administration bring out the truth in the sesagation in the case. in essential services, increased public and related private Building. Tickets coat 113 and entire matter," said Ralph Callaway stepped aside as sector unemployment, or the imposition of more taxes," the UC programs committees $4 Walton, Callaway's brother- head of President Ford's President said. Harvey is scheduled to in-law and president of :he national campaign over the "Maybe this is what some partisans want," Ford said arrive in Lubbock on a per- Crested Butte ski xrea w eekend "But I don't." now accepting applications sonal jet at 4.30 p.m. Tuesday. Before Ford spoke, Rep. Jack Brooks, D-Texas, chair- Dr. Carl Stern, business ad- man of the House Government Operations Committee, had Students interested in the sponsors Cinamatheque film International Interest ministration dean, and EUROPE CHARTERS pledged an extension bill although he remains opposed to the planning and management of society productions, feature Committee members sponsor student and faculty concept of revenue sharing programs to be sponsored by films and videotapes. programs and coordinate representatives are scheduled the University Center next The Fine Arts Committee events to bring the foreign and to meet with Harvey im- CALL 765.8531 Rifle fire rips Beirut year have until April 2 to specializes in the visual arts. American students together. mediately after his arrival. submit an application for the Members plan exhibits and The Leadership Board plans In his four record albums. BEIRUT, Lebanon i AP i — President Suleiman Franjieh UC's programs committees. displays for the UC and bring retreats and meetings for Harvey speaks on his personal on Monday defied new demands by the army that he resign, Any student registered for in artists to share their talents campus groups. The com- philosophy and presents a ENVOYE TRAVEL as police reported rockets and rifle fire ripped Beirut, at least six semester hours is with the university com- mittee also seeks to teach collection of the vioces of 11100..1* N.Im 1 PISMO , SOSSISS. ION Ilreeewes AI L Stain PAM USA leaving at least 38 persons dead and 18 wounded. eligible to serve on any of the munity. leadership and membership great evangelists of the past A101111111191104Allid U a A well-informed diplomat said that 50 trucks capable of nine UC programs com- The Free University skills to interested persons. I carrying 1,000 soldiers had crossed into Lebanon from Syr ia. mittees. Committee manages all THE RECREATION "REMEMBER nest- It was said they carried soldiers of the Palestine Liberation events connected with the Committee sponsors road Things," "Autumn of Army who had been in Lebanon before to help enforce the The Entertainment Com- Free University program rallies, sport demonstrations Liberty," "The Rest of the cease fire and had returned to their Syrian bases during the mittee sponsors pop concerts each semester. and tournaments. Story" and "You Said It" are recent lull in the conflict. on campus. These include the THE IDEAS and Issues The Task Force is composed Harvey's four books. RELIABLE military sources said that leaders of Lone Star Muzik Festival, Committee supervises of students who work with all Thursday's military coup planned a three pronged attack on mini concerts and dances. programs such as the Thur- Obmmittees on projects of Harvey was chosen as the the presidential palace where Franjieh is holding out. They THE FILMS Committee sday night Chalk Talks. their choosing. First Colonial American for said the assault was put off at the request of the army Students interested may 1976, because he was con- commander, Gen. Hanna Said, who wanted to give Franjieh FCC allows KTXT-FM obtain applications in the Ur sidered to be "A modern another chance to step down peacefully. Programs Office. Minute Man and American to increase power Report criticizes Ford's proposals The Federal Corn- KTXT director, said. WASHINGTON (API President Ford's taxing and munications Commission has "With the obtaining of the granted KTXT-FM radio construction permit," Jarvis spending proposals, if substituted for present policies, could South Plo,n, slow down recovery and the decline in unemployment permission to begin con- said, "we can buy needed without much immediate improvement in inflation, the struction changes necessary equipment with confidence.- Moll Store Oven Congressional Budget Office said Monday. to move from 10 watts and 91.9 JARVIS SAM the change IN,ghtly Yd 0 In the report to the budget committees of Congress, the megahertz to 88.1 megahertz will enable KTXT, to and 5,000 watts, The changes Ar' _ budget office ICB0) said the economic restraint proposed by broadcast to the Lubbock "7:7 IMITITD TIME OFFER-- MARCH 1' THfil; MARCII Ford could mean an unemployment rate at the end of 1977 will come sometime this fall. area. Pizza Inns Old Fashion Thick Crust -I -- six-tenths of one percentage point higher than would exist KTXT-FM anticipated being The station will move up in Pizza or our Original Thin Crust under a current policy program. The percentage translates permitted to move up in power power sometime between FREE — 8 pt. Diamond... Your Choice Both from the makers and has purchased the larger September and December, of America's Favorite Pizza into about 500,000 unemployed. ith lour Purchase . transmitter, Ken Jarvis, Jarvis said. Ford's proposals, the report said, would result in a gross fiTiaaOrsaa 1's0• national product by late 1977, 1.5 percentage points lower of an Anderson than the alternative program would produce. The gross RING Old FAST NO TECH Fashion Pizza inn. national product is a rough measure of the value of all goods FILM APPOINTMENT Thick 4 Your Choice* and services produced in the country. SERVICE NEEDED Crust CB0 said further that Ford's budget "would probably have Now -Anderson's exclusive Tech Rings Our 111,`p cp•r. 41' 40, a.% ewe_wr. little short run effect on inflation," but after two or three "VOW' Si. OW Pooklon -.es:. sus. as, nee years might yield an inflation rate three-tenths of one per- ore even greater Thiel CAW noes • Our - so 'whams vp.••• mem prow We prx.• eV mires,. centage point lower than the current policies would produce. valves Ger o masonocire MI PISMO Irmo Colo Nos al to P%:::";•"1nifrritor •alsesr FREE 8 pt no woo w 00 4101,0 %POW • vase sufleo of wowes tar t diamond by plod E swore' FRE March 23, 1976 ing your order now TOT ? $1 DISCOUNT ea__1,_ 4 rum, rolftsi• Aitts• oust ilyrefeyi. /465 E A LTH Tot thru March 26th Choice of 10K or 14K FAMILY NIGHT BUFFET ON PASSPORT/ID PHOTOS white or yellow gold EVERY T e t.i(,tiT F Ii04.46 00 TO 8 30 PM Double T Shadowed ladies rings ore re ALL THE PIZZA II SALAD YOU CAN EAT FOR St no CHILDREN UNDER 6-90g Come in for a delicious TREAT. Ready in 3 working days RED RAIDER plico of the man's We carry a large variety of ring. Order today 5202 50th 797-3361 offer good thru APRIL 30, 1976 YOGURT & SNACKS and get a Free Diamond 2907 Slide Rd. 797.3488 Downtown and South Plains Mall 3605 34th St. 797.3223 2102 Broadway 765-6406 10% DISCOUNT off any Purchase IMI /111 1220 50th 74.44519 MON-SAT Divided Payment Plans 3105 °lion-Plainview 213-4315 ercolor 10 AM 9PM Kodak mooer Charge or BorthAmericord with this Ad! E=123 College Inn Indiana Gardens 1009 University alirou je 3428-B 34th St. SOUTH PLAINS MALL 792 - 37 79 747-7846 795-5789 (4-10-4-4-4-**21-4-4-4-4-*** YOU MAY NOT THINK IT'S FUN TO WASH e have everything SPRING BREAK BUT IT IS FUN TO anybody else has got s1 Texas Tech SAVE MONEY!! 6 large closets jrisr HAIR STYLE SPECIAL ,* Give us a try! We may bs• University able to save you a quarter Bring this ad and receive * or two - - - ' Sr Curn.sh," • II Sferctrrc K.tchent • urtfurmstooll Pivots, .s Prol.rte tjt.lit.ot rant ••••••••10 11•14/$ %ICI N 1151 WASHPOT No. 1 Svr.rettn.no posit a discount on your next SNry Nu Pel Daily 310 University Urrwb.vs Markham hairstyle with VILL•01 v• IP Si Tv vit. Lisa, vac,. withal OPEN 24 Hrs. 'I5 els St 42 IVA MOMS St 761)1)1 7**1 HO P1 Published Monday thru Mary Ann Robinson .1k.••••1, Friday in a University Or Complex of Higher Education Mike McCutcheon DO YOU HAVE TWO • 22.500 • COLLEGES OF YEARS LEFT AT TECH? SC F.001 STUDENTS Sc HCFCA SAIDKAli Would you like the chance to earn 13.000 over the Sc **-9C1-i vole AmiA *' • 5.000 • next two years' V 0, Nue C ACULTY-STAFF -.41^,V,J11 tf $040t-As * Would you like to increase your joti op- I portunities" T.T.U. ... a s 145,000,000 MARKET

* Would you like to earn up to 18 hours academic I' • • credit' 41 Would you like to receive management training • • , from the largest employerin the United States- rsFaclr ) .0 %ant more Information' Call 742-2141-2142 or *t, 4( DAVE'S OF LUBBOCK drop by Social Science Building, Room 10 ARMY ROTC — LEARN -10( CALL 792-8327 THE I.NIVERSITY DAILYS; WHAT IT TAKES TO LEAD • TISAS TIC H Ut•ESIRSIT't .40(1, FOR APPOINTMENT 4433 50th * 0 1141, IAN I Otthrsik. Tra.pt "HO, LAL-114-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-41T • Page 4 The University Daily, March 16, 1976 'Ted Nugent' Music 'pulls you through floor'

By JOHNNY HOLMES guitar as he employs nearly side two contains one ex- predictable. Most every song three-note blasts. UD Fine Arts Staff every trick he has. The tremely pleasant surprise. starts out with a short guitar LYRICALLY, Nugent is Texas Tech, meet Ted driving blues beat serves as For close to 30 minutes, it line followed by a drum intro competent, and on occasion, Nugent. Oh, you have?! Well, the foundation for a series of looks like Ted and the boys which leads into the breaking delves into some interesting join the crowd. musical experiments by were going to do nothing but loose of all hell. The bass lines topics. He puts cowboys in Most of Middle America met Nugent and St. Holmes, and pulv3rize the eardrums, but are somewhat innovative but their place, captures women, Mr. Nugent years ago when he each is successful, although thin a little number called get repititous after some picks on Detroit and falls in was the driving force behind one must question the vatidity "You Make Me Feel Right At listening. Derek St. :-Iolmes on love throughout the course of the Amboy Dukes, who of an eight-minute opener. Home" sneaks up the stylus accompanying guitar the album. produced the hit, "Call Of The The tempo picks up with a and out the speakers. The tune r.rovides some fine wt rk. and Wild." rousing rendition of "Storm- begins with a Cliff Davies it is his rhythms ratliJr than Heavy metal music is '. Since those days, Nugent trooper," which is followed by drum solo performed with Davies and Grange which fortress of the British, but Ted has split from the group and is a St. Holmes tune entitled brushes, just like the swing allow Nugent the freedom he Nugent is quickly establishing presen'ly backed by former "Hey Babe." "Hey babe" is a bands in Woody Herman's day requires to run wild. himself as one of the world's Dukes bassist Rob Grange, personal favorite, solely on used to play. Nugent's Nugent himself is in- leading heavy metalists. His guitarist Derek St. Holmes the basis of its beat. The acoustic guitar pulls the tune teresting. His solos on approach is very American and drummer Cliff Davies. combination of thumping into a beautiful melody "Stranglehold" are diverse in and straightforward, and, The quartet recently released drums and driving bass joined which is joined by some themselves, and his solos on after witnessing his live show Springtime in West Texas its first collaboration, simply with the great guitar work and tasteful vocals offset by vibes, the rest of the tunes range and hearing his album, the gut It's springtime in West Texas and that means photographer Norm Tindeli risked life, limb entitled "Ted Nugent." forceful vocals make this one making for a truly mellow from blistering runs up and rock verdict should be blowing dust. Three unidentified coeds brave and a sandblasted lens to get It on film. NUGENT'S MUSIC as those of those tunes that is im- tune. The song is a delightful down the fretbogrel to wailing, unanimous. the winds during one of the recent dusters and who saw him with Bad possible to sit still to. St. break from the heavy metal Company will testify, is best Holmes' lyrics speak to thunder and lightning which SUBMARINE SANDWICHES described as "so heavy it'll women as most red - blooded leap from the grooves all 7. Regular Sub 99 pull you through the floor," to males wish they could as we through the record. 8. Meatball Sub 1 19 borrow an old Black Sabbath hear Derek sing "I don't need NUGENT USES some in- MONENPS NOTICE 9. Steak Sub 1 35 line. Nugent is America's no fancy women, I just want telligent thinking and some 10. Pepperoni Sub 1 19 11. Italian Sub 129 foremost proponent of the ones who mean it." interesting studio effects on CSI organization may make the nomination CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 12. Steak & Mushroom Sub 1 45 straightforward heavy metal NO PRESCRIPTION is the album, although few are ORGANIZATION The Tech chapter of CSI will meet at which should include a letter of The Christian Science Organization 7 - 30 p.m. in room 206 of the A and C recommendation Stating why the person 13. Knockwurst & Sour Kraut 1 25 music, and is this critic's idea necessary for one to enjoy readily evident. The album will meet today at 8:15 p.m. in the Building above the Computer Center. should receive the award, and the nominee's name and position. 14. Polish Sausage Sub 1 39 of what gut rock music is Nugent's heavy metal was recorded at the Sound Pit Executive Room of the University The guest speaker will be Mr. Bertram Center. from Lubbock's Planning and Zoning Nominations may be turned in to Dr 15. Hot Link Sub 1 19 supposed to sound like. The panacea entitled "Just What in Atlanta, which is somewhat AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY Department. Idris I Traylor. ICASALS office. Holden album liner says of Nugent: Dr. Robert E. Harmon. internationally YOUNG DEMOCRATS Hall. 16. Salami Sub 1 39 The Doctor Ordered," which notable for its special effects. recognized chemist and a member of the Young Democrats will meet at 3315 "Ted's no-nonsense approach closes out Side One. If this is The entire album sounds as if Western Michigan University faculty, 30th at 7:30 p.m_ today. NUEROSICENCE EMINAR will discuss homogeneous hydrogenation LOS CHICANOS AND MECHA Dr. Robert Bell will speak on to the electric guitar - i.e., one the cure, I gotta get sick. it could have been recorded at a meeting of the South Plains Section Los Chicanos and MECHA will meet "Neonatal Ultra Sounas in Small guitar, eight Fender speaker The flip side continues the live, much like Bad Com- of the American Chemical Society (ACS) jointly today at 6:30 p.m. in the Mammals: An Arousal Mechanism" today at 8 p.m. Harmon's lecture will University Center Annex. All members today at 8 p.m. in room 101 of the Biology SANDWICH SPECIALTY SHOPPE cabinets and no toys in bet- trend of heavy metal. pany's do. This is achieved by take place in room 101 of the Chemistry and interested Chicanos should attend. Building. 4624 34th Ph. 799-2020 ween to mess up the signal." "Snakeskin Cowboys" and recording in a pseudo - echo Building AGRICULTURAL ans NATIONAL STUDENT ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION - and one must go along with "Motor City Madhouse" are chamber which gives the RECREATION AND The Agricultural Economics that. PARK SOCIETY Association will meet today at 7.30 p.m. enjoying a healthy amount of impression of playing in live The National Student Recreation and in room 101 of the Range and Wildlife The album kicks off with an FM airplay, but they are in- air rather than taping and Park Society will meet today at 7 - 30 Building. CLASSIFIED p.m. in room 108 of the Plant Science MAST eight - minute version of ferior to "Where Have You retaping and taping some Building. Elections will be conducted. MAST will meet today at 5.30 p.m. in DEADLINE - 12 NOON - ONE DAY PRIOR TO PUBLICATION "Stranglehold," which is now Been All My Life" and "Queen more. There is little BA 81. Everyone going on the spring 15 WORD MINIMUM - CASH IN ADVANCE - NO REFUNDS LAW SCHOOL break trip to Houston should attend or enjoying national popularity Of The Forest." All four are The first year moot court program witil call Cindi Ross by Wednesday at 763- mastering, also giving a live 1 day $1.50 2 days $2.50 3 days $3.50 4 days $4.50 5 days $5.00 on the FM. "Stranglehold" your basic "make your socks effect. be presented today in the Law Scho I 6322 courtroom from 4 8 p.m. The presen- WOMAN OF THE YEAR CLASSIFIED HOURS 8:00 - 11:45 a.m. & 1:00 to 4:45 p.m. Monday thru Friday. serves as a warm-up for Ted's roll up and down" rockers, but The music on the whole is tation is open to the public and is the first Nominations are now being accepted introduction to the moot court. Monetary for Woman of the Year. Any Tech Closed on week-ends and holidays. awards will be presented for the com- faculty or staff member is eligible to petition. receive the award. Any person or

WAITRESSES Needed. Apply in person. Angel Flight to participate TYPING FOR SALE Lazarios. 2411 Main. 12:00-2:30. WEDDING invitations. All styles. TYPING and-or Editing. IBM Correc TEMPORARY Office workers. Register colors. traditional. modern. Graduation ting Selectric II. Themes. Theses• etc. Williams Worker Company. 2302 Avenue announcements. Lowest prices. fast. r.irattbp's' Experienced educator (English). Mrs. personal service. Mrs. Bailey, 797 2154. O. No Fee 747-5141. in El Paso drill competition Larson. 795.9140. STEAM The Angel Flight drill team to go to this competition, the Saber Flight, will function MASSAGE AND PROFESSIONAL typing. 10 years ex- STAMPS-CASH Anr .25c-45 RPM Record, cereal bowl, SNACKBAR helo wanted from 6 p.m. perience. IBM Selectric II. Themes, will be competing in drill 792-7758 sugar bowls. pitcher. $1.50-golf club. to 9:30 p.m. Apply in person. Call for Williams said. as the team's commander, 2802 34th St. theses. dissertations. Work guaranteed. bowling ball. bowling bag.13.50-Golf appointment between 94 795.5248. competition in El Paso Sun- Twelve girls and three Williams said. Mrs. Davis 2622 33rd. 792-2229. 747-7853. bag. golf cart. 55.00-Electric heater, 4215 19th St platform rocker, beauty shop hair day. alternates of the drill team PROFESSIONAL typing service for dryer. $15.00-ski shoes, motorcycle Box Office Opens 7:00 Emanuel L. Wo11 presents bags, hydraulic jack. relaxer- The team does fancy will be going to El Paso for the The teams will be traveling Adult dissertations, tirses. term papers. IBM WINCHESTER Selectric II. Satisfaction guaranteed exerciser. $25.00-Hid-a-bed. Belt 5 55 0 exerciser. snow skis. 550.00-Pool MISCELLANEOUS maneuvers and has just the John Hinton-lohn foreman him Cheryl 792-0645. competition. Kitzi Stenicks, in cars to El Paso. Both drill 3417 50th 795-2808 Child table. 1106 23rd; 744-9672, 762-2589. learned the military sophomore from Richardson, teams will stag at Fort Bliss in 51 00 ACADEMIC Rescue Squad. A mini - NOMINATED FOR 9 TYPING Experienced. IBM Correcting course in academi.7. skills. Call 742-4297. BE an Exhibitionist. Hanson ski maneuvers used in com- will to drill instructor for the El Paso, Williams said. ACADEMY AWARDS! Selectric II. Theses, dissertations. term The Man boots. $175 new. One pair men's orange papers. Satisfaction guaranteed. 792- petition, according to Karen Exhibition I, fits sizes 10 12. One pair team. "ONE FLEW OVER THE 6783. NOW Open A & P Family Game Room Williams, a member of the lady's purple Rive Soft, fits sizes 7.8. $75 Pinball, pool. airhockey. video. foozball, Saber Flight, the precision CUCKOO'S NEST" each. 744 2787 ping-pong. 2415 Main. 744-9348. Open 10 JACK NICHOLSON TYPING: themes, theses. reports. etc. Angel Flight drill team. 2 p.m. daily. drill tram for the Air Force 7:15 and 9:30 Who Would Be a m Reasonable rates. Fast service. Call PR ESTO Room Humidifier. Great for THE TEAM has been Corps, will be competing also. An Aiiied Artists Terry, 797-3934. WON house plants. 515. 744 2787. preparing for several months Fritz Mallery, a member of Colun'b13 Pictures ProductIon Lonely. Confused, need help. or to rap? An Allied Artists Release ;if; TEN years experience. Theses. term STEREO Panasonic a-track receiver. Call INTERCHANGE from 6 p.m. to 1 MATINEES-OPENA 2d u- OlOts 10119 papers, etc Mrs. Arnold. 792-1641. 2810 Garrard turntable. Lloyd speakers_ 5100. a.m daily. 742 1311 LAST WEEK ENDS 53rd. Fast, Guaranteed. Spelling Guitar and case. 550. Tom. 763.6773 CINEMA WEST 52.50 Corrected. 19th Quaker 799-5216 Child MAR. 18 6:30-9:05 RODEO equipment, complete bull $1 .00 TYPING: Manuscripts, term papers riding rigging. Kelly spurs; blackwood A Man of wisdom and strength limmanuelle etc Lyn. 763-9744. rope. glove, and accessories Call 742 FOR help with an unwed rlased his staff and crushed an 2942. pregnancy call Edna Gladney FREE empire. Burt Lancaster in The J4WIJS TYPING: 65 cents per page. Must be "MOSES" written in form you want it typed in. 797. '75 MG Midget. 3500 miles, wire wheels, Home, Fort Worth, Texas toll Of al WOM It 5118. bracken color. Call 797 2317 after 5 week PG 2 15-4.00-5:45-7:30-9:15 days free 1400-792-1104. Ise TYPING service_ IBM Correcting LARGE Tomorrow typewriter. All school papers. Call 763- LAST WEEK 4321. 1717 Avenue K, No. 134. Box Office Opens 7:1S HELP WANTED TYPING. Themes. theses, dissertations. Adults 7:10-9:10 PART Time auditing clerk, Data BE MATCHED TO YOUR DOUBLE FEATURE I IBM Selectric. Work Guaranteed. Ap- AR NETT BENSON Processing Department, 1.5 Monday - 51.75 "If l could he old. Old for proved Graduate School List. Marge IDEAL DATE SOFT DRINK Is? & Wily 762-4537 Child Friday. 9-12. Sat. & Sun. Check and Talbott, 792.3829. 75c one da% 2.3 ‘.ears old verify all input and output from data Men of Steel, when they strike processing department_ Accounting and Even a da3 of problems. I Will type your term. research papers GREAT DATES all hell explodes..and the 10 key experience helpful. Contact WITH THE a trip to the obstetrician or etc. in my home Call Mrs. J. M. Personnel Dept., Methodist Hospital, underworld trembles. marriage counsellor, a Humphrey, 5406 26th St. 799.5837. 792 1011. 3616 21st. Equal Opportunity 3108 tOth 792-3640 "ZEBRA FORCE" secret day with a married man, Employer. PURCHASE DOUBLE FEATURE TIMES 5:45 & 8:55 7:30 and 9:00' lust to he 2i lor a flash ATTENDANT for nursery during ser- that'd hold me forever- FOR RENT EUROPE OF A L vices. Must be Christian. Love children. 1/2 41/43.4main/ The Life and Times of Matinees-Open 1:5A4Cdshul.:171:5 Iherdre Striden. age 12 Lubbock Bible Church. 744-6608. HONEYCOMB Apts. 1612 Avenue Y. ( -2 (arc MODELS Hourly Basis. No Experience dp I *QUARTER1 coUPON GRIZZLY LINDSEY block off campus. 1 bedroom, 5145; 2 necessary. 763.4321 Prlail AM can bedroom, 5200. AVAILABLE NOW 792- Mo,n Ave J 765-5394 n I This coupon is good for one I ADAMS 75c 6161: 763.6151 . Ipllfrr,, • 800-325-4867 POUNDER® I large ice cold soft drink with Big1o gCeht a r ie 's lsacokf aic nt toonw n e lin:Travel Charters the purchase of a Colo: by Deluxe' his piece 1 GARDSKI'S LOFT 'Weight Before McDonaid's 'Quarter UNIVERSITY ARMS APARTMENTS Pound "WELCOME HOME A unique concept restaurant will Cooking 1/4 1 Pounder'. Hurry, because • BROTHER CHARLES" he accepting applications from 9:00- Across from Tech and Jones Stadium AUTOMOBILE this offer is good today I R-1:50-3:45.5:35-7:30-9:20 S 00. March 19 & 30 Only I through March 22, 1976. Furn'shed Following Positions Available: The Oldest Automobile Name in Lubbock twanta Limit One Per a In MI Customer Efficiencies. 1 and 2 bedrooms waitresses ENDS TONIGHT rili; 1 Bartenders cars ICI A MO IV NU% 11.1,a( Pi YON! tc 1• 4 Adults 1 Rent yOu can afford Cooks We will sell it for you and "handle all 2343 19th Street V LAGS 51.75 2 All utilities paid Hostesses details " Check us our 1910 W. 50th Sheet I Child Heated Busboys LUBBOCK AUTO CO. INC. 2329 3 th 7D56560 See Wayne Canup 5024 W. 50th Street • 75c 4Court3 volleyballPl 18th & Tx. 74/.2754, 795-1637 Lubbock, Texas II Ci-arles Bronson 5 New Gas Bar 0 Cate Grills a =Ma lib mcDonaucts 2009 Broadway-No Phone Calls James Coburn 6 Patio THE OUTER SPACE 4 blocks from campus) Jill Ireland ; LaundryPnvat e CONNECTION tit LIL.;h11/4-r 1.1,1 hilt Parking Opening- April 7.1976 Clip This Coupon 0400•444104 Al.. lentelnog p4o04.04444 We do It all for your' "HARD TIMES" LOST & FOUND III I l 4S1D St SUN CLASSIC PIC it lIS c ion 1)(3:0111444 I he alit In IS .11. PG - 7:30-9:05 409 University 762-8113 LOST. Wire-rimmed glasses in com- PART TIME or full time help. Auto E COHF AOE S muter lot North of Law Building. March airconditioning service or installation- HANDSOME. 2 Story, 2 bedroom, fur- 1, Call 747-1394. mechanics needed Must be experienced nished apartment. Central Air and heat. and furnish own tools Commission paid The Shadows. 2413 9th St. 1 3 block from weekly. A R A Matador. 1610 4th. No FOUND: Lady's Diamond Tech. $198. monthly Bills paid. 744.0867 ring on phone calls please campus. Call 747 2341

ti n t ,ril l hp, ili i ., S ONE Bedroom apt. Furnished. Bills ill ill r fn ril•. ' ri r TONIGHT . il I rill paid. 1100 month. Call 747.1850 after 5. I:7 block from campus. PG Niki Flack's Performance NOW SHOWING AKU 2 bedroom. $228 bits paid. To Place Your 7:00-8:55 Paneled, dishwasher. disposal. 2213 Readings & monologues from"Guys ioth Jacon 744,9922

and dolls"-"Uncle Zanya"and from the .1 BAR J. 2 bedroom. $215 plus electricity. Paneled, dishwasher, disposal. shao 2410 8th. Jacon. 744 works of Shaw Wilder and Shakespear 9922 Classified Ad

wiNDJAMMtR. One bedroom_ 51 55 plus electricity franeied, dish- 8:00pm UC Ballroom washer. disposal. shag 2707 7th. Jacon. 744-9922 Dial Tickets on sale UC Ticketbooth CANTERBURY 3 bdrm stuictio. s2 85 plus electricity Dishwasher, disposal. carpeted. 2 fireplaces. 4401 Presented by R1AN 'MLA: 20th. Jacon 743-9922. MARK III 1 bdrm_ 1 bath. $175 ENDS SOON 8:00 plus bills. Luxury 2-story townhouse_ 142-4214 Self -cleaning oven, dishwasher. UC Cultural Events disposal. shag. 2210 Main. Jacon 744-9922.

4 The University Daily, March 16, 1976 Page 5 Transportation courses Civil engineering to phase out options

By SHARON SMITH West Texas is landlocked (tied there is a limit to the number FOR THIS reason the civil tinue that course. be strictly a maintenance tinue to stress transportation to develop courses in urban or UD Staff to the use of highways rather needed, according to Dr. engineering department is in Basic transportation organization unless they engineering. According to water transportation. West Texas depends heavily than air or water) and people Ernst Kiesling, chairman of the process of phasing out the courses, a vital part of civil receive additional funds. King, A&M is the number one "We can't be all things to all on highways as the main mode think of transportation strictly the civil engineering depart- transportation option. The engineering, will continue to "RIGHT NOW we're not transportation institution people," he said. "We would of transportation. According as highways. ment. "The highway system first step in the process was be offered and students won't employing anyone — because it encompasses all rather have a good basic to James King, district ad- Although West Texas is throughout the nation is at a combining material from two be unaware of transportation, engineering or otherwise," types of transportation. program in civil engineering ministrative engineer for the dependent on highways as the high degree of sophisti- courses into one. Now the Kiesling said. King said. "Inflation eats up According to Kiesling, Tech with a few viable options than Texas Highway Department, main means of transportation, cation." question is whether to con- all our construction money is not in as good a position as trying to cover the waterfront "It's simply a problem of and federal funds are very A&M or University of Houston or spread ourselves too thin." demand," Kiesling said. "We slow. The five cent gas tax has can't run an option in which been the same since 1955." Freshman orientation dates set there is no demand." The next year will be dim for highway engineers, he CHARCOAL OVEN The dates for freshmen for credit by exam and has set orientation dates for IF ENROLLMENT drops said, because cf the lack of Tramps. The tours will be 4409 19th ST. Pt 792-7535 orientation have been set for academic advisement. funded by the Student July 26-27 and 29-30. below 10 students, the funds. „July and August, according to Seminars on cost, housing, Association, Nail said. Registration dates are also department will have trouble Transportation at Tech has David Nail, assistant dean of programs and opportunities The Office of Student Life Aug. 2-3, 5-6, 9-10 and 12-13. justifying a course offering, never been a major in- No. 1 Charcoal Oven Special students. for minority students, and Kiesling said. Demand is volvement, Kiesling said. Information and opportunties to join a Greek increasing more rapidly in Three courses were offered in 'A lb. BURGER with $1.19 I registration areas will be in organization will be available Park administration majors other areas. the option and in 1970, ap- French Fries, Salad Bar 'the Hulen - Clement lobby and to participants. proximately 30 per cent of the I With this coupon) cafeteria. Housing of parents Campus bus tours will be The need for highway graduates worked in some I I Offer Good through March 31, 1976 and registrants will be in the available during pre- engineers is declining, ac- facet of the transporation ...... :1111 Wiggins Complex. registration, Nail said. The form own organization cording to King, but engineers industry. INCOMING students will buses will leave the Wiggins are desperately needed in TEXAS A&M, on the other have the opporlunity, ac- Complex every 45 minutes and Park administration-majors Bob Marlett and Eddie other fields of transportation hand, has a major com- SS_OgOttmANSOM cording to a proposed agenda, be conducted by the Saddle have "finally gotten their own Janousek and has been for- important to the country's mitment to transportation on organization," according to livelihood such as rail and air. both the undergraduate and TOWN DRAW 180119th. Bill McCuaig, public relations med to unite students with Because the interstate high- graduate level and will con- Knapp Hall remodeling officer for the newly-formed similar interests and ex- way complex is nearing Sandwiches, mixed drinks & beer National Student Recreational periences in the field of completion, Kiesling said, the Park Society (NSRPS) in the recreation and park ad- highway department will MY PLACE come by and share a park administration depart- ministration and to help them change emphasis from new flask of libations planned to begin May 17 ment. prepare for a career, McCuaig construction to maintenance. with a friend NSRPS is directed by Dr. said. King said the department will THE The remodeling of Knapp number of days air con- Hall will begin May 17 and is ditioning is needed would not HAIR PLACE' scheduled to be completed by justify the increased cost to the beginning of the fall students, Yoder said. 2424 8th 765-7165 semester, according to Cliff The Board of Regents ap- Yoder, assistant vice proved the remodeling plans COME IN EARLY president of auxiliary ser- at their February meeting.

vices. • /.10%, • TUESDAY The total cost of the St Because our Hair remodeling job will be k, Chemistry class is at 7:00 $526,000, Yoder said. Sutphen's p.m. That means you need 1, THE NEED FOR upgrading to be in the shop at 6:00 HIGH SCORE ON PINBALL WINS FREE PEER SUNDAY 9PM-2AM, ..al-broom facilities is a major p.m. or before. We open at reason for the remodeling job, Bar-B-Q 12 Noon. Yoder said. The fixtures and Our New Tech Specials )ghting are badly in need of - Baron 2. Relleno Plate .'"acgitMSMSSMOW modernizing for health and 'Enchilada Plate 3. Taco Plate OLEN JOBE serving aesthetic reasons, he said. •k Special Special• Painting, carpeting, lighting • Special Family Style ELAINE Crossword Puzzler Answer to Friday s Puzzle and acoustical tiling are in- only 98' only 98' ACROSS shelter only 98 UM t233 MOOR cluded in the remodeling of 2 enchiladas 2 rellenos 1 Partners 8 Land pep Bar-B-Q ue 2 tacos 6 Rabbits measure &OS 001:1@;71 • DALE 9 For example Jis EnT the corridors. rice & beans rice & beans rice & beans 11 Minor item caorao New movable furniture will (all you can eat) green chilie 12 Encomiums fabbr 1 moso 7050h!© green chile 3 14 Latin con- 10 Strict green chile OMODE qMq UM be installed in every dorm tostadas tostadas junction 11 Charge the V oNivat a Opp 3626 50th ..799-4374 tostadas 15 Go account of room. Additional electrical sopapillas sopapillas SERVING YOU 17 A state 13 Satiates 1333JK3 LICIS [Mal sopapillas 16 Food fish naR 3 II u outlets, better lighting, vinyl fabbr 1 C3PIRILI We gladly accept checks 18 Insect 19 Light OTO 321: 02Moo tile and a new lavatory and 125 N. University—Mixed drinks and beer on tap 20 Lyric poem worsted NEOIN OUPR THANK YOU 21 Soak fabric somrciouit a i - lavatory cabinet are included 22 Greek letter 21 Restoration mat 24 Dutch town 23 Worship nRamp E3c3 ooP :n the remodeling plans of the 25 Ethical ii BA Dan 00a ins SCUBA DIVING COURSE ....4414c 25 Simple idual rooms. 26 Barters 27 Female 36 Glossy paint 44 Sharpen sheep STARTS MARCH 29th 28 Collections 37 Hebrew 47 Article 959 hr. N.A.U.I. Certified •Indoor Pool of animals 29 Female ruff AIR CONDITIONING will e•CEogreodflment Li 32 Shovel festival 48 Tattered • Scuba Equip. Furnished 30 Cut 40 Business cloth _ be installed in the dining area, • Nigh Classes 31 Silkworm 33 Jargon I 34 Lances stationery 51 Symbol for FlORIDA KEYS Pre-enrollment Call MP 32 Steeples Gibe Help al{anteit abbrevia- tellurium lounge and lobby, Yoder said. 35 Departs 35 Reader in 0IYING TRIP required DON WEEKS...: 195-6141 tion 53 A state Air conditioning the entire air 38 Sheet of church ser glass vices 43 Raised labbr ). building would be too ex- 39 Baker's -pensive, he said. An increased :I product Rain & Wind & Fire pilt • Cocktail Waitresses 41 Path cost to students would be 42 Devoured 43 Dugout seat necessary if the entire dorm High Adventure Wilderness School 45 Young boy • Cooks 46 Note of was air conditioned. The scale For Information: 47 Farm • Bartenders machine 49 Pronoun SUNDAY NIGHT Rain & Wind & Fire 50 One of two Go•GoConlesl .125Winner P.O. Box 6441 • Waiters 52 Wild ass of TUESDAY NIGHT Lubbock, Texas 79413 India Th3let.r lair? Night 54 Sows S25 Winner 806-795-0142 55 Royal Lasso Club DOWN 508 Amarillo Hwy . 1 Shooting • star • i34015/ 6te, 2 Near 3 Hit lightly 4 Ireland 5 Inclines 6 Paid atten- tion To Place Your Classified 7 Toward

• Ad Dial 742-4274 92 50th Street FM hiliti1;116t: 799-5225 CROSSWORD PUZZLE COURTESY OF . . . Mamas Olive Oil & Noodle Factory The Brookshire Inns Equal Opportunity Employer KTXT rANCAICE HOUSE 3511-50th • a good place to visit, and a GREAT place to work! OPEN LATE 6th & Ave. 0 Mama's has Pizza, a whole new menu & new decor. "We Put Our Best FOOD Forward." For you Pizza & Beer lovers who have wondered, what -happened to Rex? We have him chained to a table in the kitchen Spinning AbsukTE.,,v, Pizza & Bending Spaghetti. G 762-8498 2101 Broadway Mama's is open 7 days a week at 4* 4'4, TEXAS 3511 50th 797-8252. xvtate INSTITUTE 747-4289 803 UNIVERSITY

• Lt*BUCk SPECIAL ACCELERATED gingiss SELF-DEFENSE COURSE formal wear EACH CLASS BEGINS WITH A SHORT PERIOD OF EXERCISES WITH MORE TIME SPENT ON SELF- DEFENSE TECHNIQUES THAT WILL WORK. NO SEND YOUR MEN TO GINGISS FANCY KICKS OR COMPLICATED MOVEMENTS TO LEARN, JUST STREET SELF-DEFENSE. THIS 1N• FOR PRESENTATION AND ALL CLUDES THE USE OF THE HEALTH SPA, DRY SAUNNA, SHOWERS AND LOCKER ROOMS. SO Tuesday & Sunday FORMAL WEAR NEEDS COME ON— GIVE IT A TRY. YOU'VE PUT IT OFF LONG ENOUGH. • large selection of today's styles NO CONTRACT TO SIGN — • fast expert tailoring RIBEYE DINNER NO UNIFORM TO BUY — • personalized service

• out of town service for ushers and guests FIRST MONTH 525®

• it costs no more THEN $2000 A MONTH SERVED WTI .Baked Potato or French Fries .Crisp, Tossed Green Salad 795-9331 FOR AS LONG AS YOU LIKE AND Yr,U MAY TER- MINATE YOUR MEMBERSHIP WHENEVER YOU .Texas Toast WANT RENT OR BUY SOUTH PLAINS MALL THIS OFFER IS LIMITED TO THE FIRST 50 STUDENTS Orders to Go

4 • -.1111=1!W

Page 6 The University Daily, March 16, 1976 Kirk Dooley Raiders face Midwestern By FRED HERBST Black (0-0) will divide action this, we'll be moving people Here's your last test UD Sports Writer in the second contest. around." The Tech Baseball team will A big question mark for the Segrist added, however, face Midwestern in a Raiders going into the road that he would try to have the before spring break doubleheader this afternoon, trip, is the status of starting "substitution rule" in effect, in Wichita Falls. rightfielder Mike Bewley, who whenever possible. The rule For those who have already begun their between Dallas and Green Bay back in the The games will be the first has been ill with the flu. allows players who have been spring break, here is the latest in the mid sixties, the Cowboys lost 34-27 although of many on a road trip that "He has been in bed for the removed from the game (with University Daily's mind stimulating trivia they came very close to tying it up in the last will see the Raiders play 21 last two days," Segrist said. the exception of the pitchers), tests. There will be nt, curve, no credit-by- seconds. The key play was when one of the games in 12 days. "And if he's able to make the to be put back into the line-up. examination, and if you want to drop the Cowboys jumped offsides and the penalty According to Coach Kal trip, he will not be able to play class, there is no red tape. The only thing we probably cost them the game. Who was the Segrist, the depth of the for awhile." With last weekend's will not tolerate is unimaginitive cheating. Be Cowboy and what was his job on the play? Raider pitching staff, "will be Depth will be the main disappointing play againht creative. 10) Who was Tech's first All - Southwest tested during this spring factor in the success of the Houston, the gruelling road As always, tests Conference performer in any sport? series." Raiders on the road trip, schedule ahead, might be -a may be turned in to 11) Who led the nation in scoring in Today, Val Morin (2-1) and Segrist believes. difficult one for the Raiders, if the Sports Desk collegiate basketball this season? Kim Hunter (2-0) will split "We'll probably be doing a their spirits are low. upstairs in the 12) Name the referee who got hit by a time in the first game against little experimenting," Segrist "We hope the team will be Journalism Building whiskey bottle in the Dallas - Minnesota game Midwestern, while Lloyd said. "We'll be resting people up," Segrist said. "But we'll by 2 p.m. today and a couple of months ago. Cummings N-0 and Tom to keep them fresh, and to do just have to wait and see." the answers will 13) Name the Jetson's dog. appear in Wed- 14) Who just purchased part of the Los nesday's paper. Angeles Aztecs of the North American Soccer The new twist in League? Hint: He owns a team in England this week's trivia test and once performed during halftime of one of DEADLINE EXTENDED! is the choice of questions. No longer are we that team's games in front of 120,000 fans. Smile! trying to fake out anyone. No longer will we 15)Name the four Tech pitchers who will Tech forward Rudy Liggins smiles with pleasure as he hauls succeed in tricking you. Today's column see action today. down a rebound during the regular season. The whole team FINAL DATE features an overall easier test for the average EASY will be smiling for cameras in Louisville, Kentucky later this student. You expert sports trivia nuts are 16) What was Don Meredith's number in week because the game will be televised in Lubbock at 6 p.m. APRIL 1st going to have to make 100 to retain you expert high school? He played quarterback then and Thursday on Channel 13. rating by the local redneck trivia raters his older brother who was also a QB had the order your (Tech's red raters). same number before Dandy. EASIEST 17)Who was the first football player from 1976 LA VENTA 1) What is Rick Bullock's last name? Berkner High School in Richardson to sign a 2) Who did Tech beat in basketball last football scholarship? SPORTS BRIEFS Saturday night? PING PONG WOMEN'S GOLF NOW! NO FOOLIN'! 18) Why are you wasting time reading Patrick Leung, international student The University of Tulsa combined skill 3) A professional sports team was in this? from Hong Kong. won first place in the and accuracy on the greens to capture International Affairs Council ( IA0 the University of Texas Golf Tour Lubbock recently to play Tech in a benefit 19) What was the last SWC team to ad- table tennis tournament. Leung defeated nament last weekend Tulsa collected game. What was the sport and what was the vance beyond the first round of the NCAA Tatachar Mulidhar. from India, in final the low score of 479, defeating Houston competition Saturday at the Wesley Baptist by only two stokes. Tech's only 8' team? regional tournament. Foundation. golfers placed 12th in the meet with a 4) Who won the 1976 Superstars? 20) What Tech football player was A total of 18 international students 579. vas. entered the tourney, which was followed Heath Davenport was Tech's low MAILED ANYWHERE FOR ONLY $3.00 5) What team won the girls intramural recently named academic All-American? by a picnic sponsored by the Wesley scorer for a 24-hole total of 131. Debbie basketball championship last weekend? Foundation. The winners were Lamont was second with 145 and Cindy Bonus) In '67 there was an athlete from presented trophies at the picnic, Hsien Cox was next with 146. Oru Shaw CLIP AND BRING EASIER Saint Bonaventure who was selected in the Chen, president of the Chinese Student rounded out the team with a score of 157. FULL NAME 6) Association, accepted the award for the After spring break, the golfers will Name the 1969 Texas backfield. drafts of three separate pro leagues. Who was winner's sponsoring national travel to Denton for the Texas Women's 7) Who was the All - Round Cowboy in the he, who drafted him, and what positions did organization. University Tournament. Social Security number TO MI-University rodeo last weekend? If you he play in the three sports? forgot, that's fine. But I hope your conscience Lubbock address Ws :17 • LA VENTANA OFFICE bothers you while you throw away yester- If you are below average you probably S.P.D. (Enclose check for $8.40 payable to La Ventana) made a 70 on this test. LIQUOR STORES day's UD. CAR WASH MAIL TO: La Ventana 8) David Clyde, the Texas Ranger If you are average, then you should have P.O. Box 9080 102 J- BUILDING Superboy, actually went to college. What done average. 98th STREET 11th & Slide Lubbock, Texas 79909 college? Hint: The teams there are famous If you are mentally above average, then & THE SLATON (Redbud) you probably didn't take time to mess with it. for choking. HIGHWAY 9) In the first NFL championship game Next time stick around and learn something. I SPECIAL Get Acquainted Offer PURCHASE 1/2 OFF PRICE OF HAIR STYLE LIQUORS AT with this coupon Dims Pro baseball back on the track? Call for Appointment with ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. training could start before life unless traded, sold or SPECIAL merit Kim Henry for style ( AP) — Baseball owners Thursday, giving players less released. And it made it PURCHASE Valid through March 18 4 yielded on the controversial than three weeks' time to get possible for any player, who PRICES "one and one" plan in a in shape for the scheduled cannot reach agreement with SOUTH PLAINS MALL comprehensive new contract April 8 regular season start. his team, to play an option tr%otitt proposal to players Monday The "one and one" plan was year and then gain complete LIQUOR STORES 4933 Brownfield Highway 792-2887 and said it was a move a knotty problem that freedom. designed to get training emerged from an arbitrator's camps opened and 'baseball decision last December in the back on the track." case of pitchers Andy Messersmith and Dave Mc- "We agreed to go along with Nally, granting them free this although we recognize the agent status after they had problems that it presents to played a year without a the clubs," said Lee Mac- contract. Phail, president of the The arbitrator's decision, American League. upheld twice in the courts, rees,‘ e destroyed the traditional Even with this concession, it reserve clause which had appeared unlikely that spring bound one player to a team for

UNIVERS!' Y CENTER TODAY'S era FOOD SPECIALS

Snackbar: Cheeseburger & Small Coke 69: tatin • • • WITH ANY HAMBURGER • • • Cafe: Large tossed salad & homemade soup 66:

r Simply present this ad at the Brittany Restaurant and choose one of our ten great mouth watering charcoal hamburger combinations. We'll round out your meal with free french fries and soft drink ... on the house.

This offer expires Sunday, March 21, 1976 Limit one per person

WILLIE NELSON & SPANKY & OUR GANG JUST ARMED WEDNESDAY NIGHT, MARCH 17, 8:00 P.M. NEW VESTED SUITS LUBBOCK MUNICIPAL COLISEUM TICKETS 55.00 ADVANCE FOR SPRING AVAILABLE AT: B & B MUSIC Smart contemporary styling, the trim flattery of a vest, all expressed in a light- RECORD TOWN weight Polyester-Worsted wool fabric. BOTH JOHNS' JEANS STORES Stipes and Solids • 2424 14th ST. • 3515 50th ST. • SOUTH PLAINS MALL • 4001 19th 150" to 165" LUSKEY'S WESTERN WEAR

4

L