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III D\m SKIFF. WrZDNESDAY, APRIL 22. 1981
No concessions will be made, Thatcher tells dying terrorist
BELFAST. Northern Ireland Dublin that Sands is "determined to Catholic quarters Tuesday after 12 (API - Crime Minuter Margaret die O I onnell said todav he was hours ol rioting subsided shortlv Thatcher declared Iuevlav thai she "very, disappointed" at Thatcher's before dawn. It was the sixth straight will luake no concessions to and a S2- hardline response. night of rioting. dav-old hunger slrike In jailed Irisri I he 27-year-old Sands, who was The situation is getting verv uglv Republican \rm> guerrilla Bobbv ■I to Parliament April 4. is indeed." a police sp< kesman noted. Sands, who was reported about to go fasting to back his demand for We tear it will get worse if Sands into a coma in Belfast's Maze PHaoa political status tor jailed IRA lies." he said. There tan IK- no question .it guerrrtaW. Government ollicials The Northern Ireland Office said in political status tut someone serving a reported he was growing a brief statement Tuesdav. senteiK.- lor crime " Thatcher told a 'progres.sivelv weaker. ' His family Deterioration previously noted in news conference in Hivadh. Saudi said he could no longer keep water Sands' conditions continues." Arabia, according kg the Press down and was about to lose eee> \ssociation. the domestic British si.iousnes,s The IRA's Provisional wing warned news agencv Prison authorities said he has tint it will launch a new offensive if 1 he \s«K i.ition said I hatchet also Oi six davsto list' Sands, who was sentenced in 1976 to refused to meet three legislators with Military sources reported secuntv 14 vears on firearms charges, dies. IRA S\ nipathies From the Irish tones in the pros nice on lull alert Well-placed sources reported that Republk who saw Sands Mondav in alter six days ol rioting, the most Protestant extremists were "on a war an abortive bid to talk hnn into sustained street violence here tor footing" preparing to delend their ending the hungei strike several vears. areas From IRA attack s.,i,ds has vowed to fast to his death Sands was said to be sultermg from unless the government Lsoncedas that headaches and tailing evesight. but Catholic leaders appealed for calm the IRA Fight against British rule m (!'(. onnell said the prisoner was lucid in Londonderrv. where on Sundav Northern Ireland is political and and resolute "I got the impression night two Catholic teen-agers were * gives unpiisoned guerrillas political that Mi Sands was determined to killed bv a British Arms vehicle that A.„ " r.„ . ...i nlou.e.1 into :* mob of rioters lobKino Sktffpiotebv I »le> informal concert sponsored bv the Per- Committee.
TCI Dailv Skill campus
■ovel He has written a third In-st-seller. and "Good as Gold." ■ satire that pokes The fun at pretentious literarv magazines, ■s ol jogging, the Kissinger memoirs and etCeteraTuestlav April 20. 198 hose the government Heller, who lives in The Manhattan. N \ -,.so the author ol lean a play. "We Bombed in New Haven ill ol tion His appearance at TCU is sup- ported bv the latest in a series of ismg giants trom The Float Foundation of thou Denver, which was created in 1959 in Citv honor of Edwin Vuibrose Frost ami 975, Virginia Chappelle Frost It is hing operated exclusivelx for educational. •Her charitable and religious purposes. 1 the world m The Associated Press
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had proposed placing one cluster of 23 dlev. with a giant transporter-launcher ssile Front OIK- silo in a cluster to another
ter would exist SJ3 8 billion to set up. the Force savs total costs could reach $70 ' it operating costs aie included oui v>r more clusters in vallevs big enough usidei ing deplov ment ideas under a 1 Defense Sceietai v Caspar WeuilH-igei
Surrenders. Former ■> ippie leade, and DOM Hoffman, who came out ol hiding lew hie. surrendeied Monday to seise | ag cocaine and jumping bail ■nee tor me," Hoffman said as he turned s night he had been tempted to run. but
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iphyxiatkm. Medical authorities ruled ■n Mclntosh, the 25th young black found (Mst i 1 months, died of asphv \iation like
dual Fxanuner Dr John Feegel made the >psv on the badlv decomposed IHHIV n whether to assign Mclntosh '« case to the the iiiui dei s ol 2* voung blacks since Julv OHM Bcvi-iiv Harvard said odv Sundav in the ChattahcMchce RIVCI that voung blacks weie Found thiee wtvks l.l-veat old limothv Hill and .'1 vear-old inong those In'ing investigated bv tfie task
citation in nuclear accident. Fittv six lant ill central Japan used plastic buckets e waste altei it spilled tlom a stoiage tank .closed Monday tives mav IK- indicted on ci inuiial chaiges, iapan Sea. wheie the plant is located, have
■■iot IKVII .leteimined, but there have tiave been Involved idear Powei Station on Maieh H. was not recovered tin1 incident after the plant was was Haacribi outint check and P
Story on WR* Cove- photo i In other golf news, the women's The Lady Frogs' next tournament Bv ROBERT HOWINCTON team, led by Kris Hanson's' final is the Texas-AIAW championship in Staff Writer round, 4-under-par ft"), won the 54- be played April 26-28 in Roannin- hole Lady Cardinal tournament in TCU will be the favorite If the La.lv This is it for Fred Warren and his Beaumont last weekend. Frogs win, it will be their first-ever men's golf team. Hanson s effort helped the Lady state title li the Horned Frogs don t win the Frogs overcome a three-shot deficit in In recruiting news. Scott Mean* ,i 72 hole Southwest Conference golf the last round, a round TCU played Wichita Falls signed a ietter-of-inteni championship that begins Thursday in 291 shots I1-under par). TCU took to TCU. in Tvler. they will pot be invited to first place bv three shots, 992 S95. Meares is a Junior Alt-American the NCAA championship over Oklahoma State and is the 1980 Texas-Oklahom., It * as simple is that. The Lady Frogs have now won six [umor champion. "If we win, we'd go," he said. But tournaments this vear and two in a "He'll help our program," Warren we'd have to put it all together We row. said. haven't done that all vear " Warren said realistically his team TCU's final round score was the Warren is waiting for a letter i should finish fourth, behind seven- team s best of the vear 'I was im- intent from Mike Tschetter of South time defending champion Houston. pressed. " Warren said. "Especially Dakota. Texas and Texas A AW the last nine holes.'' Tschetter. a first-team Junior \,\ Last vear. when the Homed Frogs Warren said he was also impressed American, told Warren last Thursdav finished second, the top four teams in with Hanson's round. "She's been in that he would sign with TCU But the SWC were invited to the national kind of a small slump. She's had a Warren said he hasn't vet recercivet] 1 championship. Asked if the Horned few problems. But she's worked a lot Tschetter s letter of intent, which:h he f Frogs would be invited if they of them out " hopes will arrive this week. finished fourth this vear. Warren Rae Rothfelder shot 73-72-73-21* Tschetter has also been recruiteii said. "No way We haven't done to take fourth place individually. by Oral Roberts, the number one anv thing this vear " Vlarci Bozarth carded rounds of 75- ranked team in the countrv. Texas. So a v ictorv is the Horned Frogs' 75-71-221, Hanson scored 73-79- Arizona, Arizona State ami onlv ticket to the national cham- 39-226; Anne Kelly shot 73-7S- Oklahoma. pionship where thev finished fourth a 78 - 229 and JoAnn Lvnch came in at "He's one of the top five juniors in vear ago. iMMl-81 the nation," Warren said. get some rest Demeieux ail lost in straight sets. Dunbar hooper "We want him " Killingsworth l'i doubles action, TCU's Angela said Wednesday "I expressed my Bartzen and Lon Nelson lost their may join Frogs interest in him. 1 told him we doubles match 6-2, 7-5, Cynthia would want him, and all that. ' Hill and Lela Hirsh lost their sw INC.IV FOR THE FENCE-TCUs Steve Stamp is veeks series against Texas. TCU defeated Dallas Baptist Hughes was a first-team all- Bv ROBERT HOWINCTON match 6-4, 6-1 and Lynn Davis back in action after spring football practice to add some ; - ,, at the TCI diair.- district choice of the Fort Worth S&ijJ writer and Barbara Von Dkmeleux more power to the TCU line-up Stamp plaved in .ast Star-Telegram and third-team all- tooktheir match tn three «*t* Rockets sky-hi 2 rlCrtrra. Tucscluv. April 20. I S»>> I HOUSTON \P - The i- shots, mi v Houston Rockets. wh. Malone >ed the world champion L.i> ar s Lakers earlier in the Nationa. Keterei Basketball Association plavofts. Hi j needed just one more v* the Western Conference semifinal 17 Wednesdav night managed The Rockets, who powered to l "(>■, I user the S atrocious Movie imitates Texas Antonio to take a 3-2 series edge Slalom Tuesdas night, would wrap up the that he w Western C.Hiference semi-final series S rninuti B\ ROSALtN ROYAL \ great line-up is upcoming tor * th i win Wednesday i.i^ht Tuesday the Venetian Room in downtown It all boils down to one game. score I0i livas mania is with us again in Dallas' Fairmont Hotel. Carol San Antonio OBMk Stan sjbacfc said xtj Hard Countrv " Midland's Chanrnng, the original "Dotty," satchinkt Calvin Murphv bomb Housto ■ii oi "I rban Cowbov" -onlv continues through April 11. Clint - mi tor ib points from 'he the this time the name is Stallion Holmes is next April I 3-.\pnl 2St outside while center Moses Malone the marg; instead Cillev's. singer V ic Damone comes in April hit J4 points and grabbed 13 tour inir Olllv the appeal oi its stars, jan- 27-Mas '->. mil Mrs. Haitndge rebounds- who had Michael Vincent and especialk heisclt. Shirlev lones. wit \- Tve been casing, fhe home halt longhaired Kim Bsissmner. keep Vlav I I A|a\ 2 3 Make plans tor a court means nothing in the series,' San An this film from t>einv; the usual special tni£ht out at this '-leitant Mheck said It s vital now we go to 14-potnt caricature depiction it IV-sas .ind dinner theater Call 2I4| 74)v Houston and return the favor " Reggie j\ Ii'sans: plentv ot I a S.ar tseer s4si lor information and Tuesday night Murphv i ame oM with 25 and good ol' bovs. tough-as-nails reservations the bench and connected on 16 23 p» macho cowpokes .nnl their The Fort Worth Opera condescending females .iri»t, ol Association will hold auditions for -.-. the barroom brawls norus members bet-ween 1 p.m. DIMITRI'S JAZ She's i ho'ctorv assistance and 3 p.m Sat \pril 25. operator aspiring to bigger The auditions will l>e things - numetv a ticket out of Theater. 3305 W Lamari * Food & Drin West I'esas. He's a tense factors accompanist will be provided, but -vorker - satistied with lite as lonv; individuals mav bring their own and iets to iKHtgie at I'be Stallion The Association will hold id- at night Her chance comes with a ditional auditions in conjunction the best live Ja stewardess iob otter anil a one-was with the Southwestern Opera I to California. She can't talk Theater beginning at IRHMI Sat . * in Town inin into .oming with her he i.aii t Vlav 2 at Scott Theater talk her into stav ing- hence, the Auditions will be bv ap- •Tues. $3.00) plot ot the movie pointment onlv For an audition application, write or call Debbie Along the was we see a local- 4123W. Free> Brown at the Fort Worth Opera singer-made-good. plaved bv Association. )505 W Lancaster Vanva Tucker - tiniking verv hard, Kort Worth. 7IJI07 • . 3 1-0833) Bv the Heights Tl md tarnished. We cringe when \ll applications will l>e reviewed she brings her Beverlv Hills and. it accepted, applicants will be smoothie home to ksle .nni ]odv s riotitieil ot audition time For fun. the students practice (Vincent ad Bassingen and thev YOU'VE STUDIED HAf Bv RICH GLENN cattle roping skills on bales of hay. have about as much in comnn "Lucifer Hising, i newlv trash barrels or even plastic steer milk and Wild lurkes liquor released kenneth Anger tilm. will heads. \tter the pomposifs is 'i'liie. Ksle BE A PROFESSION be shown at H p.m Vues.. April 2 I U rban cowbovs thev' re not "It's different, but it's their »wn and his triends stage a m Thev drive the pickups, wear in the t-oit Worth Vrt Museum form of amusement It's what thev hanging * Competitive mm. cowboy hats, boots and western know." Vlernl said shirts and thev even dip Skoal But. We laugll when Jodv t.i* The tilm. which is Ire. benefits paeks to TCUs ranch management About 40 percent of the Mka-Seltzer in beer alter a nignt at public is loosely based on a line students, the western scene is more students acadenm training takes The Stallion VN almost I rum British poet xletstol * Authority fo than fashion It's their was d lite. place on the fields and ranches in with Ksle ssfieu iie rases to see (.'row lev's poem. "Theme to Since the predominant fashion the area Students travel over who can consume the most fseer Lucifer at ICU tends to run prepps not 10.000 miles each vear throughout the fastest VVe i hcet when |od\ * Regular proi western, the ranch management Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas on tinali i his ...•ii.lelll ' students stand out from other iield trips. "categon/ing women bs ttieir * Continuing t students, not onlv in then attire. Thev usual I v take five week-long anatoms 1940 film .it intrigue and suspense will , Mon \pril -7( IRII in other wavs field trips each vear. plus many pious in Scott Thvatei is part ol the hot one. the program .si studv. uoreda^ trips to establishments in mother .ii.nges in mil ie,ili/es * Karly respon Worth \lt Vliiseum s Kme Kilm which ineels next to the H the ranching and agricultural K lisinv; tov;ether *-' Building 'Mi Bcllaire i businesses to get 'h,. ■ * Travel and e .►ills two semesters. Fach dav experience with the mam aspects It eoiicerns the slois ti "' \llierican newspa|»'r re|»ntel si'ill students attend two three-hour ol ranching piTivi into i table \liil tmalls we nsesjueiitlv students to ^ ' 'I (iiiinineti' relocation Whs al! this stu.lv ..I laadtiag pits the must ssork bag and work hard tad agriculture' Altei ill. farmers Kyle's nsii Those who hall a tew Musi, I-1. mi Nancv," a inusie.il ami ranchers succerdc' •. (IKIV whuh provokes * Respect for b classes are .-\," IBg thl.e universities ottered ,i hght The pi Kill onlv )5 trom New speciali.- In sh. i facilities stuck i pled each sear ■ siheduleAl at S p ■ Idish KM is based on Ilot onlv s-' itt Theater. irogr am is sti * Professional I vails pnk-ups. I>i«>is in.! but !•■ ■ idents must sirtualU is i nips •! ■ m the west' ( ot itact: mch e\pei ■ and 'iete a personal .ndtul ul gl this OIIK birther tlei i2 \ nsijjn k.irru Knappor Kmign Vau interview with the director )ohn trom H'l s prsaj '! all Rajhopf .it tlif Harris ( ullcj/f of N'ui 1 with ,.ite the ngorous schedule. piudanrn I tie edu ■ •wral ,,lisr 'li, |M s w fl. I svaii* .leail apfvlv for the program (hails' Weather . iv Hid 1 STOCKS MMflMT, with hum '»t rain AT A ■KI.-, ii ■!.»- tin) n wwrin ,,i,! ■fcwwhi i ElMton* if^r ^GLANCE JIM ago-rain-«i in iM Vl 005.94 Kanm Lta tagpfM TCU DAILY SKIFF ■ 'IfiUdPlpl.u-. k l< I I >-\ll V SKIFF WEDNESDAY. APHIL 22. 1981 No concessions will be made, Thatcher tells dying terrorist BELFAST. Northern Ireland l that Sands is "determined to Catholic quarters Tuesday after 12 | API - Prime Minister Margaret die." f/( ounell said todav he wa. hours ot rioting subsided shortly Thatcher declared ruesda* thai -tit- 'verv disappointed" ,ti Thai before dawn. It was the sixth straight will make in mi i S2- hardline response night ot notmg. •kf \n jatHN. Irish The rT-vear-oid Sands, who was "The situation is getting verv uglv Republican \nm guerrilla Hobtn i to Parliament April 9, is indeed,*1 a police spokesman noted. Sands, mke was reported iboul to gn lasting lo back his demand tor 'We tear it will get worse it Sands into ,i (-Diii.i in Belfast't via/e PHMM political status tor jailed IHA lies. ' he said. There run f)e no question of guerri tlla.s. i ^vemment officials The Northern Ireland Office said in politu tl itatits for wmeonr serving a reported he was growing a brief statement Tuesday, sentence (or crime ["hatcher .old a 'progressively weaker." His family "Deterioration previouslv noted in news CORJKPBIHM u Ki\,i(Jh, Saodi .aid he could no longer keep water Sands conditions continues." Arabia, according, lo the Press down anil was about 'o !OM lam lahou. the domestic British m The IRA's Provisional wing warned news ,\ii' Prison authorities said he has five it will launch a new offensive if The VsMKi.itinn said Fluid hei also or six days to live. Sands, who was sentenced in 1976 to icet three legislators with vlihtan miwii reported security 14 vears on firearms charges, dies. IHA -sympathies from the Irish n the province on full alert Well-placed sources reported that lit whu saw Sands Maud alter six davs ot noting, the most Protestant extremists were "on a war an abortive bid to talk him into •usl amed Jtl'Mt v lolenre here tor footing" preparing to defend their ending the hunger strike. several om IRA attack. Sands has \ nvvni to last to his death h was said to be suffering from niiiess 'ti.- government concedes that fieadaj hes ind failing ■ vesight, but Catholic leaders appealed tor calm the IRA fight iiiainst Hi'tisti rule in >ieil said the prisoner was lucid m Londonderry, where on Sunday Northern Ireland is political uui and esslute. "I not the impression ilight two Catholic teen-agers were mprisoned guerrillas political thai Mi Sands mm determined to killed bv a British Army vehicle that die " he -.nd "Lowed into a mob of rioters lobbing Staff pinto by Lyl* McBnde informal concert sponsored bv the Per- Coniimttee -tCetera, Tuesday April 20, 1981 i ! VWM«AA**«««%#W« Scuba divers lured to the deep M^^^^^*»*M»*»*^^^ campus must jump into the pool and struggle into their equipment while under water. ive, He has written a third best-seller, and "Good as Gold." a satire that pokes Once, as .in exercise, the - students blacked out their masks The fun at pretentious literars magazines. and swam underwater through ■s ul jogging, the Kissinger memoirs and boobv traps which were set up to hose the noveriiinerit. Heller, who Uses in simulate the problems one could The Manhattan, Ml , is also the author ot face in "black" water. lean a play, "We Bombed in New Haven." II .1 The class demands sometimes turn His ap|>earance at TCU is *up- grueling physical and mental work ported by the latest in a series ot and discipline Divemaster and ising grants from The Frost Foundation of instructor Randv Dellis. 47, tells ition Denver, which was created in 1959 in his students this from the first. He City honor of Edwin Ambrose Frost and begins the semester bv saving. "If 975. Virginia Chappelle Frost. It is vou think this class is going to be hing operated exclusively tor educational. easy, forget it." Her charitable and religious pui poses. And it's true So why do thev do it3 Perhaps it is the pioneer thrill of exploring an unknown underwater i the world world. Not the least of it is the TI The Associated Press enthusiasm Dellis has for teaching and diving '.eployment expected. The Air Force is Dellis is small built, but wirv He sing plan for the MX missile to save an sports a jauntv mustache and. ■ bv 15 percent the amount ol land needeu usually, a mischieviousgnn. When SCUBA BUDDIES Sherd Bolton ah and Nevada. it comes to diving, he is probablv re designed to ease some ot the opposition and Pal Harris take a breather On one of the world's best publicity the cover. Blair Kuhnen prepares ■entalists Mid others who object to the agents for the sport '0 V1X missiles among 4x864 shelters in to take the big plunge If vou ask him he'll tell vou he Photo by LyleMcBnde considers March 25, 1956, his real had proposed placing one cluster of 23 By ANN GILL1LAND birthdav That is the day he went dies, with a giant transporter-launcher Scuba diving for the first time GHECK POINT- Kneeling at left. Udo Baver. Handv Dellis and John ssile trom one silo in a cluster to another In 1956, Dellis was in the air Each Monday night, a doien ur Sherwood, .uui above Matt Harden, Gregg Froinan, check out Scuba force and stationed in Guam. so aspiring aquanauts descend on tanks before a dive in Cozuinel. ter would cost SJ3.8 billion to set up. the Guam offered little to do in the Photo bv Ann Gilliland the diving pout in the Kickel Force savs total costs could reach $70 wav of entertainment, and. there vironmental damage an oil tire Building tropical island a lew miles off the ■ if operating costs are included. was all that water. had done to the sea life. Loaded with buck-breaking Yucatan Peninsula. our or more clusters in v.dlevs big enough "I figured I'd take up diving, For a while he did body tanks, leg-cramping swim tins and The group dived on the Palancar s reconsidering deplos meiit ideas under a Delhs said. "When I did, it was face-squeezing masks, the TCU recovery and rescue work for the Heet. reputed to be one of the such a turn on to me, 1 consider ■ Defense Stcratar) Caspar Weinberger. Scuba class dives to the bottom of lake rescue units. It was strictly world's best. With turqoise that was the day I was born." the .'-Moot deep pool. volunteer If vou were lucky, vou Cambean waters and with surrenders. Former Yippie leadei and There in the depths thev practice Since that "birth" day in Guam, got a cup of coffee and a sand- visibility up to 200 feet, the group bbie Hoffman, who came out of hiding Dellis has involved himself heav.lv various requirements lor their wich." he said. dived for four days amid a tew lew life, surrendered Mondas to serve a Scuba certification. Sometimes in diving. He has worked with Bov Why did I do it? The only barracudas, stmgravs. morav eels .lg cocaine and jumping bail. Scouts groups. He has done they swim while sharing breaths of satisfaction was in helping and even one shark, plus thousands nee tor me." Hoffman said as he turned air from each others tanks commercial diving, and. in 1971, someone. Somebody has to do it." of brightly colored fish. The reef I commonly known in diving circles he worked under an En- He also earned the highest life- itself is famous for its black coral night he had been tempted to run, but vironmental Protection \gencv as "buddy breathing " saving award-signed July 3. and other lush technicolor growth. contract in the Gulf ol Mexico to Another time, they may practice 1960, bv then-President Dwight On a night dive, they explored a le recent book 'Fire in the Minds of Men," determine how much en- bail-outs' which means they Eisenhower - tor saving the lite of sunken airplane and played with and 19th century Europe, a 4-vear-old girl two small but clinging octopi and acksaw blade, which Hoffman said, made In 1969 he began teaching at spotted some giant crabs. honties wouldn't let him keep it, TCU-a one-hour credit P E. Diving can be dangerous but course in Scuba diving Dellis preaches and practices phvxiation. Medical authorities ruled In those davs the classes were saletv \ student who participated •n Mclntosh, the 25th voung black found held in the old TCU pool in the in the Cozumel trip, Udo Baver. past 2 I months, died ol asphyxiation like ballet building Initially he had from Germany, said. "Tries Ibe approached the school about instructors) have given me a verv dical Ex.iininei Dr John Feegel made the teaching a non-credit course But, big leeliug ot saletv and secuntv " ipsy on the badly decomposed ixxlv Dellis said, "Dr Kobert H. Parker. ■ HtiiMwise lie ..aid he would never n whether to assign Mcliitosh's case to the a marine biologist at l'(A) saw have gsna "ii die fnp. the murders of 24 vouug luacks since July diving as a valuable tool lor Other instructors in die class are man Beverlv Harvard said. marine biologists." Neil Kochler and Hands Brvant. Monday in the Chattalioochee Hiver Now Dellis diving classes .irf With the four experts, each student ther voung blacks were tound three weeks held in the Kickel Building with receives i tan share "I undivided 13-veai old Ttmothv Hill and 21-vear-old approximately I 7 .Indents attention moiig those being investigated bv the task enrolled. Dellis buvs and supplies all ol Classes in -quails divided the necessais ■'|tnpiticnt tor !he between pool session" and Hi except tor isersonal mask, iiution in nuclear accident. Kilts six <*MM -essions. Classes include aid snorkel. He lias built a taut in central japan used plastic buckets instiuctioii CM care ami *£ usloin trailer to e waste alter it spilled from a storage tank W Ul - CSM111S HI equipment back and forth lo the < ">sed Monday. walei tiiessure, air pressure iini campus. \ id. each week lie MM ises mas lx' indicted on criminal charges, bow the dangers of all the tanks lo bi idled willi m iapan Sea, where the plant is located, have iiv.iiv;, which, witriout ;>, His tasks require time ami UIMffg} instruction, could lie mam So, win docs be do iff I has not lieen determined, but there have The semester ends with an open- "It's -i i if ill world 1 have been involved water trip to Possum K.iigdom iirst sasv and loved Iwlow the iclear Power Station on March *. was not mhtII most diadems par- ocean. Somebody had mcovered the incident after the plant was ticipate in their first 'eal dive tl ll me - ,1 sciawin was described as a routine check and \ .mall group lias already dived ii trying, in I i world During spring ^ i ' box K break. Peibs. and H ' -indent John Shei-' Mstant in- He added. I - . pring break ncutleo. odd ■ Man. Divemaster Hands Deilts, Man vood TCU DAILY SKIFF, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1981 SPORTS Golfers need tourney win In other golf news, the women's The Lady Frogs' next tournament Bv KOBKHT HOWINGTON team, led by Kris Hanson's- final is the Texas-AlAW championship t0 Sto// Writer round, 4-under-par 69. won the 54- be played April 26-28 in Roanoke hole Lady Cardinal tournament in TCU will be the favorite. If the Laiiv I his is it for Fred Warren and his Beaumont last weekend. Frogs win, it will be their first-ever men's golf team Hanson's effort helped the Lady state title ■ If the Horned Frogs don't win the Frogs overcome a three-shot deficit in In recruiting news, Scott Mearn g( I 72-hole Southwest Conference golf the last round, a round TCU played Wichita Falls signed a lerter-of-intcij ' championship that begins Thursday in 291 shots (1-under-parl. TCU took to TCU. in Tyler, they will not be invited to first place by three shots, S92-895. Meares is a Junior All-Ameriiin the NCAA championship. over Oklahoma State. and is the 1980 Texas-Oklahomi Its .is simple as that. The I^idy Frogs have now won six Junior champion. "If we win. we'd go," he said. "But tournaments this vear and two in a "He'll help our program." Warren we'd have to put it all together. We said. haven't done that all year." Warren is waiting for a letter HI Warren said realistically his leam TCU'J final round score was the intent from Mike Tschetter of South should finish fourth, behind seven- team's best of the year. "1 was im- time defending champion Houston. pressed." Warren said. "Especially Dakota. Tschetter, a first-team Junior All- Texas and Texas A&M. the last nine holes Last vear, when the Horned Frogs Warren said he was also impressed American, told Warren last Thursday finished second, the top four teams in with Hanson's round. "She's been in that he would sign with TCU. But Warren said he hasn't yet received 'he SWC were invited to the national kind of a small slump. She's had a championship. Asked if the Horned few problems. But she's worked a lot Tschetter's letter of intent, which he Frogs would be invited if they of them out." hopes will arrive this week. finished fourth this vear. Warren Rae Rothfelder shot 73-72-73 - 218 Tschetter has also been recruited said, "No way. We haven't done to take fourth place individually; by Oral Roberts, the number one anything this vear." Marci Bozarth carded rounds of 75- ranked team in the country. Texas. So a victory is the Horned Frogs' 75-71-221; Hanson scored 78-79- Arizona. Arizona State and only ticket to the national cham- 69-226; Anne Kelly shot 73-78- Oklahoma. pionship where thev finished fourth a 78-229 and JoAnn Lynch came in at "He's one of the top five juniors in vear ago. 84-86-81-251. the nation," Warren said. lict some rest. Demeieux all lost in straight sets. Dunbar hooper "We want him." Killingsworth In doubles action. TCU's Angela said Wednesday. "I expressed my Bartzen and Lori Nelson lost their may join Frogs interest in him. I told him we doubles match 6-2. 7-5, Cynthia would want him. and all that." Hill and Lela Hirsh lost their Hughes was a first-team all- match 6-4, 6-1 and Lynn Davis SWING1N' FOR THE FWCE-TCtTs Steve Stamp is weeks series against Texas. TCU defeated Dallas Baptist By ROBERT HOWINGTON back in action after spring football practice to add some -4-3 and 5-4. Tuesday at tlie TCI diamonii district choke of the Fort Wort* and Barbara Von Demeleux StaJJ Writer Star-Trtegram and third-team all- Cr^Urltwifr „, O..I, In ik.u «**« more power to the TCI line-up. Stamp nlay-' si. lo II l Rockets sky- * ,i( ,/»■!-The sh< iiii«)iinng Houston Rockets. ssho M surprised the world champion Los tngaka I .akers earlier in the National Rasketball Association playoii- Hi April 20-26 needed just one more sictory in events etC the Western Conference semi-linais i, Wednesday night. ma • V. Hie Kixkets. who powered to i 123-117 win over the Spurs itr i 1 Antonio to fake a 3-2 ~enes edge l|.H, Tuesday night, would wrap up the thi M.l.klll Ml.llfN 1 rttu*n Western Conference semi-final scries Mondav 20 Mtiiieiil . ■ ill. i ll.-m, I i i Stwl Friday 24 with a win Wednesday night Tu one. sec 1 II HI \umii t.tinv) 1,111 iVttUMMtUtl It dip in .1 (...iinr.tioii i niipu*i.-ru\J Oils. wh 1 li'i IN.IIV S '.• niiuiill'i' l ruvcwut^ ' h.t|*'l \s I've been -as inn. 'he home ha I | HI|,M, Sl.iik'lil n iit<(. Kimill Jill court means nothing in 'tie series. S H^MtCarrOaafltJ \lt>eck said. "It's vital now we no to 14- In H.KJiu 20 i rtii|>tist Slink-nt I nion Thursday 23 1 p in Houston and return tlie fasoi Hes Stu Moflai I1«MIII Ml.ilri.i a I'tii rtOQOJ 2u7 +1> in rSkM I iHiiiiiilltt i.n iliHittei YOU'VE STUDIED I StydaW' • i"iii«'i Hmom 2U2 St lit h'i.l i enlei Hi»mi i l*> Student tmttf, fonta 2 it* Sunday 26 BE A PROFESSI 9 in - ■ 1 M K \l t\ Minifhi.''Mi.'i Roam -i> 1 \!ph.. i'tn ' >n 1 p in t.. S p in ral 11 MI.-t fan 2M * Competit St.nten; veiile. MMM 2W Stgm I het.i ! .in *»». !'tm hi lh«-t.i Minlciit «cittei l>ailr \s tlie and ol [lie semester (Jrriws I'layeuienl ollneis ill eimmeel mi; iMigiiH-.'! inn seems tu !»■ the .le.n lowei salaries than may of the othei relocation in.ins seniors .Me trjntlCdlly in.I loiiin.ilisin indicated .1 iimilai leader m both ol the ehtnft .isfH-iis on Hiayluates. hut there seems to be a .1 nationwide basis. I In. HI liHikmit tin that lirsl n>l> HM-V unit ol job op> us tins M.II is tremendous iniount ol sanahilitv * Respect k minors .lie BaMog llrst-hanel ex were lain l.isl .e.u. with op- graduate will start with an average salary sihedules alter .1 brief time ot |K-i irllir in the toinp STOCKS Todav'i weather will be partly ICUIMII .1 SKIFF WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1981 No concessions will be made, Thatcher tells dying terrorist BELFVSI Northern Ireland Dublin that Sands is "determined to Catholic quarters Tuesday after 12 I \P Prime Minister Marg.net die" O'Connell said today he was hours of rioting subsided shortly Thatches declared Tuasoa.) thai she very disappointed" at Thatcher's besom dawn. It was the sixth straight will make no riaaieniMiis ts sad .1 58- hardline response. night ol rioting. day-oM hunger stria* in jailed Irish I he 27-year-old Sands, who was "The situation is getting very ugly Republican \nm gucmlla Bobhv I to Parliament \pnl 9, is indeed," a police spokesman noted. Sands, who was reported about to go fasting to back his demand lor We fear it will get worse if Sands 1 nt...11mi..1 in Belfast's Man Prison ix.iitn.il status lor jailed IKA dies," he said. I hen can lx> no [Mmlimi ol guerrrittea- f7n» eminent officials The Northern Ireland Office said in political status lur someone serving a reported he was growing a brief statement Tuesday, sentence lor crime," Thatcher toM a progressive!) weaker His family "Deterioration previously noted in news . ..nlerence in Riyadh, Saudi said he could no longer keep water Sands' conditions continues." Arabia, according tu the 1*1111 down and was about to lose con- Vssonation tl«- demestii British sciousness. The IRA's Provisional wing warned i.fvss agetM v Prison authorities said he has live it will launch a new offensive if The Assiu latmn said Thatchei also ..1 su days to live. Sands, who was sentenced in 1976 to refused to meal three legislators with Military sources reported security 14 vears on firearms charges, dies. IK A s\ ni|)athii's from the Irish tones in the province on lull alert Well-placed sources reported that Hep..bin who saw Sands Monday in alter six .lavs ol noting, the most Protestant extremists were "on a war .111 abortive bid to talk him into sustained street violence here for tooting" preparing to defend their ending the hungei strike several vr.u •. areas from IRA attack Sands has vowed to last to his death Sands was said to lie suitermg from unless the government concedes thai headaches and tailing evesight. but Catholic leaders appealed for calm the IKA light against British rule n I ) (iofmell said the prisoner was lucid in Londonderry, where on Sunday Northern Ireland is political and and resolute. "I got the impression night two Catholic teen-agers were gives imprisoned guerrillas political 'hat Mr Sands was determined to killed bv a British Arms vehicle that status laid. plowed into a mob of rioters lobbing One ol the Irish legislators. I)r British troops cleared barricades gasoline bombs and home-made SUH photo by I.vlx McBridt PLAY IT \CAIN-Pianist Jeff Dalley and violinist John O'Connell, said Monday in Iroin the streets .>t Londonderry's grenades packed with nails. week in an informal concert sponsored bv the Per- Mark Munikos perform in the Reed/Sadler Mall last torrning Arts Committee. Catchy author comes to campus Joseph Heller, whose first novel daughter of former TCL President settingfor "Catch-22." a comic novel He has written a third best-seller. "Catch-22" left its title as a catch EM Waits. that took him eight vears to write and "Good as Gold." a satire that pokes phrase of the American language, Heller will also address the annual sold over eight million copies. The tun at pretentious literary magazines, will be at TCL Wednesday and Writing Awards Convocation at 11 novel describes the misadventures ol jogging, the Kissinger memoirs and Thursday to speak at annual Writing a.m. Thursday in Ed Landreth Yossarian. a IS. officer whose the government. Heller, who Uses m Awards programs. Auditorium. He will attend an maladjustment is that he is sane. The Manhattan. NY. is also the author ol Heller.will deliver the Cecil B. and awards luncheon at 12:30 p.m. in the phrase "Catch-22" has come to mean a play, "We Bombed in New Haven Marv Beth Williams Lecture at 7:30 student center ballroom, when more a paradox that makes one a v ictiin ol p.m. Wednesday in the student center than 20 writing awards will be its provisions no matter which action His appearance at TCL is sup- ballroom. TCU's Brvson Club will preseted to TCL' undergraduates. that person takes ported bv the latest in a series ,>t sponsor a reception after the talk in graduate students, former students Heller has written tor advertising grants trom The Frost Foundation of the student center lounge The lec- and area high school students. and has been a magazine promotion Denver, which was created m 1959 in ture, open to the public at no charge, Born in 1923. Heller grew up in manager. He taught English at City honor ol Edwin Ambrose Frost and honors Williams, a late TCI' English Brooklyn, NY. He took part in 60 College in New York until 1975, Virginia Chappelle Frost It is Joseph Heller Department chairman, and his wife, Army Air Corps missions in World when his second novel, "Something operated exclusively tor educational, also an English professor and War II. and that war formed the Happened," also became a best-seller charitable and religious purposes. Around the world Cuban felons await U.S. move Compiled from The Associated Press ALLAN I \ . APi-They came their quest- incarcerated, most ol received a 14-vear sentence in Cuba "bad" Cubans is a major problem for Changes in MX missile deployment expected. The Air Force is expecting freedom in Vmerica Bui them, inside the thick stone walls ol for stealing two pairs ol pants and I v officials, who must decide proposing a more compact basing plan For the MX missile to save an thev weren't welcome and have been the Mlanta prison two shirts that I truly needed tor my whether they should l>e permitted to estimated $1 billion and reduce bv 1 5 percent the amount of land needed* told thev can't st.iv Now. amid Cuba has lelused to discuss the Family." go out into American society while if deployment goes aliead m I tali and Nev .uij violence .md legal skirmishing, return of an) ol nan, Zulueta has been sponsored by awaiting deportation. Virtually all The proposed changes also are designed to ease some oi the opposition naarh 1,800 confessed Cuban felons "Who gets out and who stays ni^"' relatives but has not bean allowed to those confessing to crimes ol "moral to the system trom env irouineiitalists and others who object to the nnp.itieiitlv wait in then cells lor FM liennnskv. director "t im- leave turpitude" are routinely receiving original plan of spreading 200 M\ missiles among 4.600 shelters in officials tu make the next move migration processing at the prison, Another man seised 10 years in a deportation orders, but ento. ing the desert v allev s of those states. "Whenevei the rumoi gets around asked rhetoricatl) Cuban prison tor a 1950 murder. He orders could take yean The Carter administiation had proposed placing one cluster of 23 lh.it we're shipping them home, thev S..ine we lievei want In see OB the had baia free lor 20 vears. but has "We have no paper at all from launching silos per desert valley, with a giant transporter-launcher get veiv unsettled." said William streets," IK said. "But then there are spent the past HI months in the Cuba on these People, only their vehicle to wheel the 95-ton missile from one silo in a cluster to another Noouan. deputy warden <>t the others we feel should be out but who Atlanta prison contestinru." said Treimnskv. the trom time to tune. Mlanta Federal Penitentiary, home will probebl) nevei get sponsored It "We have approved this man for prison's top immigration officer. The system proposed by Carter would cost $33.8 billion to set up. the to these unwanted 1 u! s is a continuing dilemma sponsorship Ivecause we Feel he has "The seriousness of a crime is much Air Force estimates. The Air Force saw total wests could reach $70 I vv i. knifings >>t i in red "it .t il^\ an I huts -HI I the Cubans have paid his price to sovietv," said Robert like beauty, it's in the eye of the billion bv the end ol the decade it operating costs are included \P reportei visited. .1 "not unusual confessed to murdei <>i attempted MiC.irthv ol the I S Catholic Iveholder." The revised plan would put lour or more clusters in v allev s lug enough happening,' said Noonan. model Otheis have admitted It. Conference, the only sponsoring To behold the Cubans in the to hold them. A special panel is reconsidering deploy incut ideas under a I lie pi isonCi s . .line tn the v luted 11 tines from rape to theft agenc) at the prison, "But the Atlanta "slammer" is to enter a July 1 deadline For reporting to Defense Scctct.uv Caspai Weinberger. States a v. .11 go attei President Fidel But .is the le.u certainty .»! aullioi ities will not let him go." sobering world ol iron bars, clanging Former Yippie leader surrenders. Former Yippie leade, ami Castro swung open Cuba's prison deportation rulings become ap- Program director. Gerr) Wynne, seas) doors, shouted orders and 1960s counter-culture hero Abbie Hodman, who came out ol hiding doors to let criminals vvh». wished t<. parent, many ol the ates are said the Catholic Conferences's lirst crowded cells. The 80-year-old alter seven vears to begin a new lite, suirendeied Monday to serve a leave tns Caribbean island ft >i 11 tin recanting then earliei confessions priority "is getting the Cubans out ol prison, built with rock from three-year prison term tor selling cocaine and jumping bail "Freedom F Intill.t and seeking help From public the Mlanta slammer." But no one is Georgia's Stone Mountain, was "This will be a new experience for me." Hoffman said as he turned AIMIIII 19,000 i> lies made the defenders and i iv il rights groups. being I reed simply licvau.se he's being scheduled to close soon bevau.se it is hunselt over to state authorities 90-mile trip to Florida, and man) One ol these is Hector Zulueta helvl in jail. outdated The installation has now He confessed that Monday night he had lieen tempted to run, but were noon released because their MeniK.il, 24 "I was never a "We won't touch the serious Ixi'ii almost entirely devoted to the didn't." crimes were viewed as political. Bui delinquent," he insisted in an in- vases," Wynne said. Cuban* .ut<\ vsill remain open in He was carry mg a copv ol the recent book "Fire in the Minds of Men." nearly 1,800 were disappointed in terview, explaining that he hail Deciding between the "good" and detmttely. a history of revolutions in 18th and 19th century Europe Inserted in the Ixxik was a hacksaw blade, which Holtman said made him leel better even though authorities wouldn't let him keep it 42 enter May's Cliburn contest Atlanta child dies of asphyxiation. Medical authorities ruled luesdav that Michael Cameron Mclntosh, the 25th young black tound By KOBEKI HOWINCTON founding, the guild wanted to see numbei ol music majors nnd) to Europe and the I niteel States lor 130 dead m the Atlanta area in the past 21 months, died of asphyxiation like mine piano comjM'titious m the 13 ol the earlier v ictims StaJJ Writti help, it was chosen for the com applicants. The videotape of the 20- * UUIltlV . petition's home said Bessels. The ininilte |Hiloiniauces were then Fulton County Associate Medical Examiner l)i John Fecgel made the III 1958. when Cliburn became the chancellor al that tune. M. E Sadlei. viewed bv a screening jury, which ruling alter conducting an autopsy on the badly decomposed body Forty-two ol the woild's Finest first American to win the pledged support in providing selected the 42 competitors No decision lias been made on whethei to assign Mclntosh s , asc to the pianists will compete in Forl Worth rchaikovsk) competition, Allison lelt Facilities lor the competition, said Men and women, from 18 to 29 special task loicc investigating the murdei sot 24 voung blacks since July next month loi a worldwide tour and a piano event should lie named in Bessels vears ol age, will come from 17 1979, Atlanta poises spokeswoman Brverlv Harvard said lu.ii.'l ol Clibuin's achievement a recording contract during the 6th Contributors give enough money to countries to compete lor the gold A Farmer Found the nude both Sunday in the v hattaliooehec River At a diniiei given to honoi lear where the IKKIICS ol two othei voung blacks weie tound thrtv weeks Van I'libiiin International Piano make the Van Cliburn coui|>etition medal Eighteen contestants are from Cliburn's mother, Rituia rV-c. and to c lompetition the largest musical event in America I sited States, including Stephen Hall ago. The slav ingsol tlni.se two, 13-veai-old liniothv Hill and 21-year-old I he winnei oi the competition, to celebrate fiei son's victory, Allison III terms ol prixe money, budget and ol Richardson and Nancy Wccms ,.l Eddie "Bubba" Duncan, are among those being investigated bv the task f vn ce be held Mav 17-31 at Ed I andieth announced that he would jiledgc international impact and renown. V Ictolla. Icxas. $10,000 to the lust place winnei ..l Auditoiiuin and Ihc I arrant v ...iniv said Anthonv Phillips, the com- Alter a preliminary solo phase, 12 the Van Cliburn liitenialion.il Piano Coveniion Center's Kenned) ! heater. petition a executive director, semi finalists will tie selected to play Workers exposed to radiation in nuclear accident. Fittv six Competition. With Allison's will also receive al 2.000 Although Van Cliburn Foundation solo recitals and a piano quintet with workers at a nuclear powei plant m central Japan used plastic buckets The competition is one ..I the (out guidance, the Van Cliburn In- spokeswoman. Martha Murphy said the Tokyo String Quartet. The and tags to clean up radioactive waste attei it spilled from a storage tank ternational Piano Competition was most highly regarded international the competition is "getting bigger vouipctition then moves to the last month, the government disclosed Mondav born in 1962. piano competitions, which include evcrv year," the number of pianists Kennedy Theater May 27 where six It also said the plant's executives may lie indicted on criminal charges, 1 hough the oi iginal thought was to Moscow's rchaikovsk) lateral il i homo to ioui|H'te is getting sniallei finalists will perform concertos with and that sales ol lish Irom the Japan Sea. wlu'ie I he (ilant is located, have have the competition field m Austin. Piano competition 1 he reduction from 76 contestants in the Texas Little Symphony and the dropped to neai nothing Bessels said. Forl Worth was decided l)i Irl Allison, a formal president the competitions 1977 event "to this Foil Worth .Symphony Orchestra The amount ol spilled waste has not been dcteimined, but there have upon instead, probeb!) here use it is !>een reiMits up to 40 tons mav have Ivecn involved ol the Natu I CuiW ol Piano year's 42 gives individual contestants A Cold Medalist will be rhiaaii closei to Cliburn v hometown ol leacheis. founded the Van Cliburn more opportunities to In. heard Mav i|. The medalist will then The spill, at the TtUTUga Nuclear Powei Station on March 8. was not Kilgore. competition in I9h2 Van Cliburn Screening auditions using perform In Carnegie Hall, m Queen jjorted initially Inspectors uncovered the incident attei the plant was hVssci- id BecaUM TCU is the local college spokesperson Me videotape wan held m (aaua. and Elisabeth Hall ia London and other shut down April I for what was inscribed as a routine check and with the auditoi lum space and a that at the bine o February el several locations in concert stops. maintenance. OPINION l'.,c, J Wednesday.April22.1881 VgL 7*. No. »7 Apathy weakens black strength, slows racial strides tnactiv itv 15 a tradition tor blacks here So it is no great wonder that Mm B\ HAITI GRAY blacks did not -how interest in helping facilitate SOC's final decision. TV The battle against discrimination at R'l. while it has not ended, has It remains that black students an the TCI' lob now is to eradicate that apathv We see apathv not just in the relations of black students with their white been traumatic That trauma results now in the assertion of a different campus are becoming increasingly apathetic. This counterparts, but also in functions designed for and bv blacks. Too few I challenge. the more than 250 black undergraduates participated in February's Bla..» Lambda Chi Mpha has pledged the first and onh black in the histor\ of trend is not a neic one. We have a legacy of lCls white Greek svstem. Along with this victors, one of TCI"s few black Lillou-ing non-blacks to identify problems affecting Awareness Week celebration In fact, a number of students chose to bvpas- professors was the first black ever to receive tenure here activ ities in the student center lounge for more leisurely options. Steps like these have been long awaited. Tries must be commended. In blacks and to devise strategies for their Yet the problem is twofold The university itself tends to alienate blac light Bv PETER j.BOYER can be resolved painlesslv m .111 K>ur Rav Bolger and Phil Harris ap- peared one week as a couple of old LOS ANC.LLKS - ABC is pals who trv to snooker each other in dispensing some more placebo pursuit of a dame. Harriet Nelson • on-airs TV till that carries a The routine was much better ac- •an and has stars and occupies a spot complished bv Spanks aid Alfalfa in on the -chedule but realiv doesn t a 1936 "Little Rascals' short exist ^t all V- in Love Boat." the lead The idea behind placebo television, character is supplied with .i-sistants. which ha- become a -pecialts at who seem to roam around the set VBC is t,. tool the viewer into . ■epishlv wondering whether thev believing he- getting a real T\ realiv get paid for this One of them is 11 when 111 fact there's nothing Bill Dalv. the hilarious, classic pal coining across the tube but a gelatin trom the old Bob New hart Show that div-olses awav under the His act is reduced to imbecihtv here .tlliv One of the little vignette- involved You might have seen ABC's newest Hals - visiting nephew, a 24-vear-oid nil Aloha Paradise Vhen millionaire whose -uccess inspires! vou probablv wouldn't this line trom envious Uncle Curtis: * iiiwmhn This -how. a -pring trvout ma, wouldn't register .111 image "I'm 41 and all I own is five shirts it held next to a mirror and a toaster Such utinelv send the If 'Love Boat" i- Muc.ts vou can laughtrack machine into convulsions see. Aloha Paradise" is but the lhev mav do the same for L>alv - of Muzak sou can see. It career .ome- ! "in Aaron Spelling. ABC'v ■-•pusher Other Spelling iewels The quahtv ot -cnpt is constant, at include "Love Boat. Fanta-v least Dalv > nephew falls tor Debbie Island" and "Hart to Hart, which Revnolds and tries to win her with ■ MtOIV I he editorial goes on to -uggest Imda Stewart I haw ^IIIWII oncei i that the House lunioi ■ ..dent I'olll - ng invaitng rnamjhaii For Advertising/Piahlie Helai rCl DAlLl SKIFF. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 19* I Campus Digest mute a bit of propertv to be found for Viola and Piano in G Major," will Studv" at 7:30 p.m. A no-host chairman of TCL's journalism supposedly unbreakable window and Police mark theft threats insecure, five tunes more than we be presented by violist Osher Green reception will follow. department. The seminar will focus fled. Two were caught Sunday night. expected for the first three iavs and pianist Jo Boatnght Scientific papers bv scientists from on the successful handling of varied The last was returned to the center TCI personnel art- mutiny, thieves Stewart said. Closing the program will be throughout Texas will be presented demands bv the public relations Monday night by his parents. to their campus. "Our goal was to find $250,000 Dohnanyi's "Serenade for Violin, during F'nday and Saturdav sessions. manager Charges of assault and escape will Propertv sallied at 144.000 was worth of insecure propertv in the Viola and Violoncello in C Major. A highlight of the annual meeting Both seminars, to run from S: JO be added to the previous charges labeled as insecure ujpen to theft! by span of a two-week period, but at this Op. 10," played bv Green, violinist will be the Fridav svmposium on a.m. to 4 p.m., will be held in the against the five. TCU police dianny, the t.rst class of pace, we will go wav over that goal," Ceorge Del Gobbo and violoncellist The Lse of Electron Microscope in student center. Curnev has been woi king part-time "Stop: Stop!" last ».,. he said. Of the estimated sum, iO Harriet Risk VVoldt Both Hammer Medical Diagnosis" Beginning at Advance registrations are set .it at the center for eight months. Chief of Campus Police Oscar percent could be attributed to in- and Dohnanvi were Europeans who 1 30 p.m., the session will feature Dr. 5120 for the t-woday series or $75 for Stewart said. secure cars and 70 percent to insecure immigratd to this country and William B. McCombs III. either date if received bv April 27. Stewart OffJMntXJ Stop! Stop!" in buildings and office equipement. he Dohnanvi's music represents the last microbiology section chief of Scott Complete information is available Leadership awards planned an attempt to make I'd students, said. flowering of the Hungarian Romantic- and White Clinic in Temple-. Dr from the TCC Continuing Education facultv and staff aware of the need to TCC police have only covered one- era. Bruce Mackav of M. D. Anderson Office Awards for the top fifteen student secure their valuables from theft tenth of the campus and are moving Hospital and Tumor Institute in The series, which offers continuing leaders will be presented at the Stewart sjid that about 27 into other areas, Stewart said. "Most Houston; Dr Herbert K. Hagler of education units and certificates of Outstanding Student Leadership televisions and tvuewriters were left Microscopy lectures set of our investigation has been done Southwestern Medical School in participation, is co-sponsored bv the Reception April 23 at 4 p.m. in the out in the open oi unattended in between 4 p.m. and midnight." Dallas; and Dr Steven Barham. TCC's journalism department and student center ballroom. manv TCI' buildings. Stewart said. The phvsical, biological and director of the electron microscopv the Division of Continuing Education A student was nominated by either Valuable office equipment has \ll of the propertv found was medical applications of electron laboratories at Vlavo Clinic. along with the Public Relations his or her organization or a spon- been found in rooms with unlockable labeled and marked insecure and microscopy will be examined Dr William Koehler. TCC vice Foundation of Texas. soradvisor and was selected by a doors." Stewa; r ,j,d. In one case an reported to the Dean of Students Thursdav through Saturdav when the chancellor for academic affairs, will faculty and staff committee to receive entire TCC builditiy, with a chained Oka Texas Society for Electron welcome guests at he Saturday the award. fence was left totalK open tor jnvorie Microscopy holds its annual spring banquet. Speaker for the evening will to just walk in." he said Student injured on job A new award will be given to the meeting at Kahler Green Oaks Inn. be Dr George D Pappas. a professor Outstanding AdviserSponsor of a For student propertv. 15 cars were Chamber music scheduled Local arrangements are being of anatomy dt the College ot student group. Organizations were left opened with kevs in the ignition coordinated bv Dr Ernest Couch, a Medicine of the University of Illinois. Junior criminal justice major John given the opportunity to nominate and. in some cases, monev was left in The last of TCC's Facultv TCI assistant professor of biologv "The Fine Structure of Chemical and Curnev was injured Sundav night their adviserspousors for this award the seats, Stewart said Chamber Music Society concerts for who will also present a paper during Electrical Svnapses in Relation to when five inmates hit him over the and a group of student leaders, In- "In a recent incident we found a the spring semester will be performed the three-dav session. The gathering Function" will be his topic- head with billiard balls and a pool tercomm. will be involved in this classroom unattended with II purses at S:I5 p m. Mondav at the Or- is being partiallv funded bv the TCC cue as thev escaped from the Tarrant selection process. scattered around the room." Steward chestra Hall, +401 Trail Lake Drive. Research Foundation. Countv Juvenile Detention Center. Who's Who and Mortar Board said "The class hail moved to Admission is free. A public lecture bv Dr. W O. Curnev. working as a guard, was recipients will be recognized at this another ran and the students just PR seminars planned Clarinetist Noah Knepper. violist Milligan, director of research for the taken to John Peter Smith hospital, event, as well as the Carol Adcock left their belongings in the room." Sheila Madden and pianist Judith Robert A. VVelch Foundation, will where doctors gave him three stitches Chapter Service Award winner Other thief Mill limn included Solomon will open the concert open the formal program on Dav-long programs in the Public- in the back of the head and released There will also be recognition of the unchained bicvcles in trout of the performing Mozart's Trio for Thursdav \ research professor of Relations Managers' Seminar Series him. Student House of Representatives Bass building and a report of a stolen Clarinet Viola and Piano in £ Flat chemistrv at Bavlor Cmversitv and are planned for Mav 1 and 2 at ICC Curnev was in an adjacent room at Executive Board, the Outstanding car that had been left with the kevs m Major. Is. 49s. TCI's vice chancellor for research in The theme for the Mav 1 program about S:30 p.m. when the juveniles Programming Council Chairprson, the ignition and parked in front of the Two numbers, Brahms Sonata 1963-65. Milligan w,|| discuss "The is "Public Relations Professionals as picked up some billiard balls and a k Mouds "milding ne Campus Chest Award winner and for Viola and Piano in F Minor, Op. Morphologv of Claw Vn Electron Communication Managers." It will pool cue from a pool table and hit the Outstanding Greek Woman and Torts four thousand dollars is 120, No 1," and Hammer's "Sonata Microscopv and Electron Detraction be directed bv Dr. Doug Newsom, the him over tne head. 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