Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, Texas Thursday, October 26, 1978 Vol. 77, No. 30 Israeli Cabinet passes treaty, okays changes JERUSALEM (API—The Israeli Cabinet voted yesterday to approve in principle a draft of a peace treaty with Egypt but accepted Prime Minister Menachem Begin's suggestions for changes in wording before it is signed, Begin announced after a three-day debate. Only two of the 17 members of the Cabinet abstained on the vote, and the rest VQted.for in principle approval of the draft, the prime minister said. "the government approves in principle the draft of a peace treaty with Egypt which was brought before it by the delegation to the peace talks in Washington," Begin said. "The government approves the suggestions for changes of the prime minister to the draft peace treaty In accordance with this, the government gave instructions to the delegation and empowered it to continue negotiations for the signing of a peace treaty. Once agreement is reached with Egypt in Washington, Begin said, "the final draft of the peace treaty and all its annexes will be brought back for the approval of the Cabinet and Parliament." Begin refused to answer questions about the Cabinet decision which will send Israel's negotiators—Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan and Defense Minister Ezer Weizman—back to Washington later this week. -• The abstentions came from Energy Minister Yitzhak Modai and Health Minister Eliezer Shostak. members of a rightwing faction in Begin's Likud Bloc. Shostak said he objected to the draft's linkage between the treaty and progress on solving the Palestinian issue. Justice Minister Shmuel Tamir said some of his suggested changes were accepted as instructions for Dayan. If Egypt accepts the modifications, Tamir said, "We will be able to sign the agreement with a quieter and surer heart." Learning to say lno' • sessions to be soon — - B) PAIGE PACE will have "homework" every week by Staff Writer not letting other people take ad- For those who feel that they just vantage of them can'l say "no," the Counseling Center The assertive training program is SHOWING SPIRIT—The TCU Showgirls are ready for the Homecoming game Molly Tuttle, Anne-Marie Piana, Missy Burns, Kathy Wells, Rosalinda Hollow ay, is sponsoring six one-hour assertive open lo all TCU students, faculty and against Baylor, when they and the TCU band will perform during halftime ac- Kim Perry, Vicki Van I.iew, Robin Coy, and Nancy Bargdill. training sessions to help people staff free of charge. The program is tivities. Clockwise from the upper left, they are: Sherry Culpepper, Julie Barrick, "speak up," says Barbara Moore, "aimed at students' needs." Moore leader of the sessior said The program's purpose is not Bigger edition planned The two groups will start meeting research lor the center, she said. next week. The first group begins at 11 Moore said she hopes to have 10-15 a iii Mondays, anil the oilier at 2 p.m. people in each group. However, "TCU Thursdays. « students don'l seem to be interested in The program's purpose is to help counseling groups," she added Yearbook staff working hard people communicate with others, Moore said. Each person will learn to The Counseling Center is open to Hy HILL REYNER highlights of the yearbook, according said. Last year's publisher's publications department refuse requests Urej really don't want suggestions for any type of group Staff Writer to Meyer. representative "didn't seem as in- Due to a lack of facilities, the staff to accept, and will learn to feel counseling, Moore added. If there is •* Chaille Meyer, editor of the year- Last year's book contained 256 terested" as this year's represen- must work out of dorm rooms. This, in comfortable making simple requests demand in a certain area, the center book, along with a staff of 13 is busy pages, while this year's will have 288 tative, Meyer said. According lo addition to a lack of funds, keeps the of others, Moore explained. The will consider beginning a training with layouts and features in pages. Meyer, there were a lot of staff from producing a book that is as groups will also learn not to be em- program preparation for another annual, which Discussing the problems in the last misspellings because of the com- professional as it could be, Meyer barrased to ask someone to change The Center is also open for in- is to .come out by May. yearbook, Meyer said she believed pany's carelessness. said. some aspect of their behavior, she dividuals who need help with a The 1978-79 yearbook will have three people were hoping for too much. It The yearbook this year will be sent Funds are brought in by yearbook 'said. problem. "People think that you have divisions. The faculty and student was the first time the annual had been to another publisher: Herf Jones sales along with ads taken during the The main objective is assisting to have a really serious problem to pictures will have one section, group published in five years. Publishing Co. year. people lo overcome guilty, anxious or come to the Center, and you don't," pictures will have another, and Fort Even with the problems from last Meyer hopes last year's annual hostile feelings when they are Moore said "Anyone can benefit from Worth will be featured in a third year's book, Meyer thinks that people wont discourage students from The University allocated $24,000 to assertive, Moore added. People will counseling, but not everyone needs The yearbook will include eight in years to come won't look at the buying this year's book. "It's going to the yearbook. This money is a loan to learn to "express feelings in an honest it." pages of full color, with spot color yearbook to pick out all the mistakes, be a better book this year," she said. get the book started and must be and open way without violating Fur more information, or to sign up repaid by the end of the year. throughout the book. but will look at it as a reminder of Sue Winter is the adviser to the staff anyone else's rights," she said for Ihe assertiveness training Scott Rose, a freshman college life She will assist layout and production This year's sales are slightly lower According to Moore, assertive program, call 921-7863. The Counseling photographer, has done color work in One problem encountered last year of the book, while working as adviser than last year's. Approximately 1,250 behavior can be learned, but "it must Center is open weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. the annual, which should be one of the was with the publishing company, she In Southwest High School's annuals were sold last year. be practiced." Each group member —news briefs— 2 hospitals Cessna not seen, tapes say send away .' LOS AtfGELES (API—The crew of a Pacific Southwest Airlines 727 jetliner apparently lost sight of a small Cessna just before colliding with it in the worst air crash in U.S. history, the Los Angeles Times reported yesterday. maggot man Today's edition of the Times carried an interview with unnamed officials SALT LAKE CITY (APi-An am- who said they had listened to a confidential cockpit tape recording of the bulance crew, the city jail and officials crew's last words before the two planes collided and crashed, killing 144 at two hospitals turned away a 51- persons the morning of Sept. 25. year-old incapacitated "street per- The cockpit tape shows confusion about the small plane's whereabouts, son" covered with maggots, forcing a according to the quoted officials. police officer to leave him on a The tape is in the possession of the National Transportation Safety Board, hospital lawn w hich is investigating the collision and has not yet released its findings. Robert Thornton eventually was treated at the Veterans Ad- Pope names new secretary ministration medical center—whose surgical resident initially rejected VATICAN CITY (AP)-Pope John Paul II has confirmed French Ijardinal him- when nursing supervisor Tom Jean Villot as the Vatican secretary of state for an "initial period," Vatican Susans learned he was outside in 41- I, officials announced yesterday. The temporary appointment indicated that the degree temperature and brought him pope plans a reshufflng of the Curia, or Vatican administration, at a later in early Tuesday, police said. date. While being washed. Thornton's Villot, 73, was named to the post by Paul VI in 1969 and reconfirmed by John heart stopped beating, hospital of- Paul I, who ruled the Roman Catholic Church for only 34 days. ficials said, but he was revived and is The secretary of state acts in effect as the pope's prime minister and has a listed in stable condition. large say in determining Vatican foreign policy. Thornton's odyssey began when police, receiving complaints he was drunk, found him lying under a Texas candidates debate freeway overpass unable to walk. TEXAS (AP)—The Republican and Democratic candidates for governor Officer Greg Smith said Thornton have aired their differences in a televised debate, while candidates in other was not intoxicated, but was suffering races have continued to find audiences where they could as the campaign race from old frostbite injuries. He said nears the final lap. Thornton norip*Uy uses crutches. In tudebate televised Tuesday in Houston and broadcast later in the day in Thornton's underwear was covered the Dallas-Fort Worth area, Bill Clements, the Republican candidate for with maggots—wormlike insect T' governor, said he felt he had kept his campaign tactics on a fairly high level larvae attracted to filth and decaying and thought his Democratic opponent John Hill had done the same.