Wi $ mWirn If", / '/' 	• '* m piii
f%-T*-. A^&y, ,' W &/}&'%f1fjlt A • ' . 	fl i->--v-^, 1 . * ,< 'I l-.<v­
. ^AH'^SiSr!!.?^, l^itia v' *e"cr/ m-we Donomaijig praerenuai :.v. an sp(^^a^m(ka(x'seaiUafte^ be go^ia'm Apra," tie miied. . 
iyiUrte«i.;i^>«u1tof\the high vote ,-_ „ 	' Febniary, Inever dreamed it would still 
>^^T:Kef^cr/cjtogAft riw^bln^lliR ^Jpi^ei*fitial:-anqn
primary would, as faras he knew,be ap-tion. 	Tagliarino Saidthatifappointedbe
®3km& 	^°Ui 
y pointers*,editor..-, </i „-, p. ^ He said be was "surprised" at Us . plans to keep his editorial page"teir and "•"'* ¥ffijn TPt*^n>"!i?M -"'-•' Walsfi said the Uth-iour signature ef-' strong showingout of the total numberof . factual without restricting anyview­^tan edi(or fldrt P™* "«* itudenteW dis-• vote cast •>", ' point" 3"' £•-.£ i::'»,:.y i :' ' u 
-satisfied with the choices offered in Hall " TagUarino said the alternative effort Hesaidhe will,wink lover the suminer 
% andT&gliarino.' ^ , drew votes away from Hall, rather than to try to establish his editorshipandwillj^vVja <-$*,'L1 K mW*v< SSlS^^^SStSS!a."^L01 -'-"Atot *«•«•spontaneously came reducing his own total. attempt "to get more people invcdved in
W sipatures to tbeii; individual, ad>hoc .mit," she said. "If we bad extended the think many of the votes cart (or Ibe Texan." •' .Vv
'u<iSt 	^ *ffwt' *e coold have easUy coBected 
Maiy and Barry were in sympathy with Though no election day voting , com­
flgft 	' double or triple the number of names we the idea that any candidate should have plaints were filed. Alpha Phi, Omega
p^ilh ^ ^ got to seven boors." 	been allowed to run in the preferential
®^e™ative 	Election Commission Chainnan Kea
"frch 	Boescb said the unofficial turnout poll," Tagliarino said. 
BfcElroy confimied tbat the voting table
=S2?Sfffc2Si1WS^-showed "alaigefaumber of students took John" Morris, vice-president of the TSP
" 
flcial poll^fjiaces during official voting part cm very short notice." 	at.the law scbool had been .unattended
Board, said he. was "personally sur­"for some period
undetermined ofoK \nL» , T „ ., . . "Mary and 1 were in no way on equal prised that over 1^00 persons took the 
time." 	-iys--r ­
wy 	^ ^ ? f00tin£ witt Scott and Willard," goesch trouble to vote." ^ . . 
0ve vote? an alternative method to said "We had no guest editorials and no He1added that he had "felly expected McElroy said the poll was staffed.hy that the ad hoc candidateswould present APO workers when he checked it at 2:05 themselves before the board as possible 
p.m. and said he didn't think "that many 
appointees." 	ballots were cast during the time "However, based on the voting, I an­
workers were not present" '":v^Z' ticipate Tagliaruo will be appointed," He saidlate Wednesday night theSec­Morris said. .. 
tion. Commission was still investigating"Wbetr this whole process fafegan in the matter. 
... .. .. ..•••._. 
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V 

%**£ Justin, Texas, Thursday, April 16,1975 
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He. added that-thepossibility :of U;Sr m
S^r^Q|SM55to/ .;R^P. l3°aN ANDERSON, fall^ teterva^aTio ct*^ 
SmL?U2Si!525LjIS> #f th^??f?e 

^ ^ Oooference,>emerotf forepbH;tfadt tfae^ ^tuted oirti'latBr lajugft Cortgrki^i^v^^ 	5>asr.",
i|Sy!ret <greeijtent8 between .* President offer^|alAliinceSvthat:"mVM''irUwrbarring AmeHcan niiUta^ ^ 
t^s^£SM^^SS-j2 * "C. ^ % 4 private agreements were entered into ;from the war zone. : " > 
Tiff w betwetppurgovenn^wid thegoverii-' •f THE PRESS SECRETARY said be un-^ S 
coDildenti&i ei^ '• tnent of South ^etnin.",^ C-^" derstood the exchanjtes involved 
m5& ^/"various levels and various people" in-?|

the 	B
'd^^iT^d^F0l^1' -eluding Nbmn aodSoDth^ietaam Presi-^ i:
m jgywyMMrt" ^United tetajwonld ; Members of Congress )ils ^tewidoib dent Nguyen Van Tht&Tand that they' J
IM 	any militaty rffen-, radio add^M lfc than will featare^ took place before tW Signingof the Paris * f 
•< 'tifoag^ipptol "for(atiew accord.Jl .• *» ---DM 
FS2rE55^^R^$Y'00 a*P'i' • u?am^P" forel«tt*ffalrs. >^Also oii Wednesday, JSm. Rdieii^S,

w®1*^ to r-Attterams^Wftoid^nadeAsti^g-jflea^ .Cushn^m, the Marine Corps comman-ffS3S
IfeiMiffl'V***r, M<%meettog "toavoUneriMi ,font, sak|, 'U^ polyijeBsibility that KlS
ttat Marines Might be used tosT£ 	is? 
i^lpgrMiMiww 
atkm 
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"vSK i been to-.'^vin the dty held a meeting on April •to* 'Q ' v^wannly welcotne the dd^gatioQ." ^ >4-5 
, In an>ther rqiort, NCNA said the first 
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Against Utilities Bills 

m?m_ ,... \ ' -i
"JOBSM0RB1S jkiMotekmntesTeataaimpaj. 
— fhre of them 
_ a pab&c amities
'commission for Texas — 
? ^brought* a multitude of 
•.;?!%ftnesses before the House 
v^State -Affairs . Committee 
: Wednesday night, most of 
yV^ttem tepieaiaiUin;natural gas
;< |rwnpMiiw.
••saa®:?ltaBe.witnesses, all from
•jSSfcas <fistribotion or pipeline
*-^companies, testified that a 
.^[State utilities. wmmiTOon 
•Should not reduce natural gas
grates,.and. could not provide
iny
i^sjmore 
gas 
than 
is 
already 

ieing produced. -­
JOE H. FOY, president of 'w-tion, saidit would bea"tragic
;^>^aiittke" to -transfer 
v.--. Ijtegulatory jurisdiction to a 
.^newly organized, inesperienc-:
:^:«d and over-burdened agency,
: if such powers were removed 
from theTexas RailroadCam-He pointed out that the 
^Railroad Commision has 
'^iipregulated gas utilities in the
'••5 Sstotes for'more than 40 yean
arrrr •«« w jwia
h re^jonsiHefor 

'for natnnl gas. : 
"Creation of a utility com-' 
mission would not hnicr any
rates, wouM not bring In a 
single barrel of oil or enbic 
foot of gas or tan of coal, and 
woold onlystnit theeconomic 
growth of the state," Foy ex-' 
rHmwl •• 
OwiimHtffi Chairman'Tom 
Uber of Bay City also pointed 

; out that no bQI which creates 
a utilities obmnossian amkl 
change any existing natural 
gas contracts qr the resultant 
costs to consnmefs but wH 
only insure that such con­
tracts are fulfilled by the 
companies holding tbem: 
SPEAKING FOR gas
traronrearm hmummm |>.
lamar Smith, a senior vice-
president for United Gas 
Pjpdineof IkiBston.said com­
panies axt as his are also 
isolated hy the RaOroadf
Commission, "and we think 
that's where the power should; Smith said that transmis­
sion companies are virtually
aivn UWI|WKS ore T-J
unaffected by the proposed 

Ik far As Art I
-fcV-»-VZ -y vvm ''5 •f Art
M-

Bptoasad to 
''-rA'l


m pubOc fe 
DR. PRAMOD CHANDRA 


Unrversrty of Chicago} 
ast&-J 

f*fincB of Wa/es Musaum. Bombay on:
"THE HUNT IN MINIATURE

I PAINTING FROM BUNDI AND


ITAH" 

April ltK^ntrt| 
" 

OFF .List Prlce ol
AMRON 85-210 1
with case
list325.90|||So 
nm*B*o 
hi
rob 

Strobe at a Manual unit 
. 

lrgrelation, sincethe Railroad 
Commission will retani the; " 
power to distributeTexas'gas 
reservesand alao thepower to 
regulate transportationan
transmission ofnataralgas.
However, he favored the 
Railroad Commission's reteo­
tion of, sveh regulatory 
pany "has no place to turn to 
for appeal" if ctties, iint the 
commission, are eiqpowued
to set rates for pipefine com* Taking a different tack was
J-Mce Godfrey, a chemical"' 
engineer and executive vice^ ^ 
president of the West Texas -• 
Chamber of Oimmrree, who*5*** 
said Texas" community.. V
development "would come to 
a crashing halt" if House Bill ­
O,by Rep. Latham Boone, is. 
HB 431, SfGNED by more 
than 50 House members, is 
considered the premier
atilities'rpKnlatinn legisfation
The bill would not allowgas
companies to ndode costs of 
advotisiqg, pdiBc Italians 
or legislative when
. 
the lnnlnjiBi'iif-,ac-tanties af utilities," Godfrey or KgBUtme gratuities 
when 
•V • 
-...•v. avery-. auvcrMmagniaa ra^^Hgaiun involved inutile.fait*}-'.
• "dark cloirf.andsdi^ Blip, director of * 
mnch darkerthan others. ^ the program^ Austin .* 
* 8nch Is the situatkm as the Volunteer 'Tutors,1-Austin 
' 'first ammal Community Fair ^State ^Sduxfl,' Austin Rape 
-opens Sunday at Northcrodi ,:Crisi3 0eflter ahd United Ac-r 
Man. " *•« tiori -for: the Elderly, the k< 
More than 50 local nonprofit "mealson wheels"-program,' ?j>
#agendes. will participate )n are among them. <-. , » 1 ^ 
• 
toe fair's festtvefour dfcys n BuUa storm is brewing, A k 

• 
with enough assorted goodies'19,500 cut-in United Way fun-.2$ 


; to ptease almost leveiyone: dingfor the CoinmunityCoun--V 
The fairoffersthe community cil (GC) has placed JVAC in a ¥ V 
fhe opportunity to listen to * perilous position -and the ? 'i 
; -Hw musk; and viewthe han-<;•-programwMlbe cut at the end •**•>V 
diwori of senior citizens* the.; of June, said CCj.£resident 
V ^'=~ 

'owluhom imparting tfw UnM Studonts Again*.Raden raiy " Center, a part of 'the Ccm-said executive director
KfwctUM trictay cmd utgingrtw Traos StuthntsPubBartions Board to pmskfef th« , mmiity Councfl, has served as Lanr Meyers.aiKl-VAGisthe
^'w ^"* °wJ"«*nawt of on aditoi. •> ^ ~ -.. ^ ^a Vcmtral coqAatingbody"^'^Ba!^ olanningorient^d" of
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Trivia Stars Shine i^tonfesf
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^7e^:;i'i^'souro»;lor. rand^and'thatlf

Faculty, Students Bust Brains, Pit Wits: 
ny uawn OT>JKAL . , > Committee;«iaiiinai&^v3s^&-jS'4:
•an Staff Writer 

Texan staff ' • „ The teams ddiberated while the audience samr
d Jeopardy!"Tabnage Boston, tte Art; QoeStioo:: (f*° audience
FfeS'of participaUoi,H> Retired Seniors Volunteer
_. iian, announced 
to 
theexcited first 
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"please1 ~^in^Al^p^'tUveHOTAityioore'^ :^C^m-ptognta::: taVAC-that .the^-
Heming ot theTexas Umon, the excited td&se* ) What woman won an Academy Award for her performProgram (RSVP) as a sister /,
^^ta:-Alice Doesn-t Uve Here Anymore"? Ttesakes^W^M^ta^ ***»****#**»"><"*' e°unty -^hdwil ^ ™e a««tence jum^The stndents had wagered^ pototo.' "Ju^He-sakUtat |
Jeopardy theme Song with me,said Boston.ldeas and Issues J*»w thecootestlavsrfdvin thewria«ifa™itvn««^r =^^,,,^are3^hAalU6^tboTO t 
fhe Politics of Allegiance 
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reoorted v favArah1v,VAitt nf-; tho J ' -Li'-'*! 
PHNOM PENH (UPI) -Rebel forces battles to withm two and a half miles of Phnom Penh Wednesday and openedrecoilless rifle fire on the beleaguered icapital. The city's airport, battered for 
..
days by rockets, came under the more accurate shelling of artillery. \ , 
:;l
On the political front, Prime Minister ' 3 Long Bo ret, who returned Tuesday from ;i
8.
a one-week trip abroad, met with other government leaders. But there was no J 
evidence the government had had any success in drawing the insurgents to the negotiating table. 

wassponsored by Rep. R.B. McAlister of THE COMMUNIST-LED rebels bold n _ vy-MbbocRyswhose > i'intent is to-:.place a about 90 percent of the country, havethis •••A young^n'iirtpmber on the Board.of capital itself surrounded and,. Wednes­
>kiK V -pv&l #!i mtn&r WRe^ents:^-. said"-Bill Carraway of day, occupied about half of Kompong''f # rff iw*/* < »*$*.tHouston•*subcommittee-members 
Speu, a .province "capital 25 miles 

•\'f{ • >vA. third. bill, HE 31Sponsored by Rep.* southwest of Phnom Penh. . , -*• Jtplp'* i;.,?. Sarah Weddington of Austin would limit What appeared to be 75mm recoilless 
"*'» iiwt ^ampjintstateqniversities-cancharge' rifle shells whistled into the city, from Washington (AE)|liftl$g^rapi£^ *>£ 
M'AI»T ""avs-i L.«£ tc^for building feesto,$8 per-seraester-houn: the east and north, official sources,said.moMyln -University Hobbyist Frank "Erwiri However,-there were no immediate
THE OFFICERS -from Federally D 
reports of casualties. V

tion sought Wednesdayitp ;l$ster^Jake 	clause tothe.bill
Resenfe Banks in 

sc 	For the first time, the rebels rained
Jawbs^S 	Um5£fiir, sYTouT A^ffi**40 P*rmit individual schools to raised 
^^'®8'slative approval morp artillery shells than rockets on.the 1rn8lllVjSMmtA1«>jteU£»H^11v «.' Vi.iM-. _it i-« it «. ,. ^feddington approved this clause aq^ airport, official sources said. By mid-
WflHriinBfnn ^nnmir/ut 4Uto

1W5ESSiia»liii 	afternoon, 11105mm artilleryrounds and
'-o.-.-	'.^r. r—UPI T»!»phol6 
three 107mm rockets had' hit Pochen-
Operation Bunnylift 	tong. Artillery fire ismore accurate than 
rocketing, but there were no immediate 
ViefnameM orphans off the "bunny jet" at la reports of damage.or casualties. " *1 orphans.who arrived Thursday 'aboard the The vital U.S. airlift of food and am­
CtonhaUyili 
by fllayboy bublisher Huah Kehier. munition continues despite the shelling^/^<6u<^jftiaim.l^.taX8?fc; 
, although at whatseemed to bea reduced rate. Through mid-afternoon, official 
process tOokuplheimUre o 

sources said,17 C130 transportswitham-• , t«b^!^4ntiSbhat«ief»wsfeJih v, X munition and 16 DC8 jets carrying rice 
. ,r 	. .
*".™~tfqtma"y:yrW8 nap m getting-^,'dictitlwis <beprosecution eaBtewasdraw-i, 	r -1
had arrived: :

1 	p" log^tbiA^close ^-perhaps oo^Hiursday^ !j 
•ONLY TWO WEEKS, agothe airiiftip­

-^wt8 0ti-1" 
JaSSbsen, the* governmehfs only <s> 

volved as many as:54 flights a day. t **"te al,^!ed &&"-•was<*tte Insurgents had .burned down at least
Seek Visas Before Exodus 
• 200 buildings in' Kompong Speur accor­
sumnloiittltbree KB^men:ai 
rliMrr fn finld tl --' ~nr nnn

the govenanentts Bureauiof ^uB^.u^ 
-	and Printing,and aevenJiederalReserv^ 
Bank officetsiia tracing thei tralt of

XCi 	,„r, Some were Vietnamese, students and legally married 
12 wounded

othere permitted tft.travel abroad, seek-Many, if not most,'are haiiring INSURGENTS FQUGHT-through
Se."oi^ed Stt^s

J^T — 	ONE, WHO ASKED not to be iden­
government lines on theeast bank of-the

njirtf—im *•' • • ALMCraT ALL bad .one thing in com-tified, said he was told by consular of-
Mekong Rivier," almost ^directly acrossnervote. Sqm^'seeded ^ x. mon: they were gettmg-ready to leave in ficials that those who refused to accept froth-the city, and.set up-two neiw 

a hurry if necessary. . 	such orders would be required to sign'a positidns, official sources said. 
, waiver absolving t^;embassy of all, 	>«•
Ctommi^catioh-^tttheoutsideWorld
responsibility'for^eyacuating them or. 	fro)in°-Pii{iptn Perti:^'asltteatcfted, fh ;post -office authorities" saidi'-The^in­
asr-isi&Brt.WrtW 
SSSKSaSa 
consular isectton, said, A lot of these 	Kambtjl, about three and a bajf mQCs

*** H "n people are doing now what they should west of the airport, v rtgft"&!* °k«. p£&&i2dstii£ have tione weSks,-months oc even years As fighting approached Kambol. post "%$' ago in some cases office officials said, radio technicians 
-were.fow^ to s^shdterin bunkers jt''"

.fflU 	I
fshut down. 
iessional sjjorfa, s§_'•y1"qfw* iw.u^iuv.^uv^ut1U1 Id refuse fo cooperate ui the 
n©o/SiCQp§ules
ing te.the Patricia Hearst case;surfaced 

investigabon of Hearsfs whereabouts.
Wednfesday ^and said he had done '' He,charged thathis familyabdfnends

*;^^tlrtng;,wrj»g:'.^i.?vj -• > J. 	—
-bad been harassed by the FBI „ -Israeli Minister To Parley
vfButher«fused to?ay whether heknew 

= 	We have no intention of talking farthe
»anythingtaK3ijt the^Hearst case.> 	-/JERUSALEM (UPI) — Israeli Foreign Minister Yigal Alton will go tb
FBI now arm thefuture,"Scott said "If 	<1
f ,WITH;';SCOTT WAS. trig Wend Bill. 	Washington next-week for talks with Secretaiy of State Henry Ai
a grand 3ury subpoena is.issued,
^ 	ZZTZJm** ii A? «ra,iU jury suopoena is issued, we 
will 

Kissinger on the deadlocked MiddleEast crisisat Kissinger'srequest, the

tuSiS;; 	•*"r •» 
Israeli government announced Wednesday. 4 ^ f %! 1 '"We fad -that w? cannot allow^our ^The ammmqsat in-Jerusalera ooincided^ with a-reportJn: the Beirul fl1 
t?al,n,ony to
^nfCTT^--it? > hUrt ^rfriends We do not ! ns^spaper An Anwar that Palestine Libera tion-Organization Ghairman
fewramentv and jcarned fte FBI ihfe , 	want tq become accessories, to more %i 
:: -Yasser Arafat will meet m Algierslater this week with PresidentGiscard

1 jJSL'fi'4 >• t ''1-M-iKrOwtdere by pjtiice.''^ J ' 
' i^?16 -rfA«M»lWr SIX taragents Showed up . D'Estaing of France, which has sided with the Arabs. man i who jented a Pemtsy^vaaia , at the news conference but made>no JBetftit reports also tainted the PIX) may change its mind and go tip
•ws^anWi^se ^ere Hpartt hid^oat,last 'v>^nove,tp detainScott.' wtyois^iot charged ^ 
Geneva? for the Middle East peace conference despite repeated

anything in the Hearst case. ­
statements that it would not do so until it wasgrafted more political con*

anythmg aboutthe case ^Scott?s name came outof-agratidjury 
cessions"from the United Nations " < !&

f' h^rt^hfnu<1|U.^^".51.'riHr ». 4 ^^U^aUon in Harrisburg^PS^into the
J^todJipthi^toa^fog&B [°r ,v-fannhouse near South* Caoaah, Pa. 
if,Us action^ dunng the last year bad , <wh£rfe Hearst's fineeronnls wen» Tminrf Economic Indexes Hopeful ^nSlnMl?ll!lie'1and WUing.">ibttt|tUd ,J 4-r-lt Jxas been reported thdt the Scotts NEW YORK (UPI) -The ».T.S.I. SOW HUES ATIIKf -' ji;
i 	Uife .farmhouse from June 
to : stock market rallied Wednesday

%% , First, of'^u, we-bave^done nothing .'Septemberlast vear -"> 	MmPMilt -'J 31 Mutriab 
to its best gain in more than two

' ^AlsO-found in the farmhouse was months.
i y'^Y'dence indicaUng that William and 1012 767.99, /Cw»ib?n UEmily Harris, SymbiMese Liberation The Dow Jones industrial 
imCHftHMD

toaboul too , -Ai^ny members who disappeared with average,' a, six-point winner 
412

"iuWxV \'^fc?earst last summer, had been there. Tuesday, climbed 18.77 points to 
-
e:;t' 

'3THE TRIO disappeared onMay 17, die 
loerlin Co'lege Jn Ohio bad DWrainent-h vtav «iv other SLA members died iirfej ; 767.99, the best gain sinceit rose 
l w l
26.05 points on Jan. 27 — the 	<n.i.ins

'With,police in Los Angeles. * *" ... daughter of Randolph A;:% beginning of the heaviest trading 
ffBwrsJ,;pr^sident and editor of the Sang; , period in NYSE histoiy.^limci^ j^redrier, was kidnaped by-1^ ^e^j^eb.^,':!^.and'^latedr an-/r, *TM
Energy Profit Control Bill Quashed 	f-m

:^nounc©a;^ batf thoseai td.remain wito :
lip?i her captors. " '' WASHINGTON (UPI) — The^enate Wednesday voted down a "pay as ,^tw^d^TCgrett^he>hadeverf; you, go" energy plan that would have let prices float free and controlled
V\hAi*flt<w1 OtifKMhitn E'Df .,« iki
" -cooperated'wiui;the FBI in the search profits instead.
tKi'jfl-	" * for.Hearsti''1 '
&>Uvr4x r ! On votes of 68-23 and 69-21, the Senate refused to amend the standby ittUsSwl®^ 1 Energy Authorities-Act with the profit tax proposalsby Sen.MikeGravel;
P&sitM
^eretidum oh 	D-Alaska, ajid hoped to complete work on the far-reaching bill by day's
the.:penalties "fcnd,' 'f , % nana: 
ra ftlL^islature.%. / 	^^ "1 AM TERRIBLY sorry that I ; But that timetable proved impossible to accomplish, and theSenate quit
d be a" felony under the cooperated Jn any way, shape or form

wSBS@lg 	for the day without finishing t|ie bill Before recessing, the lawmakers ^doptedaff amendmenXxiesigned tqencourageoil producerstOTecoverall the oil they tan from wells nearing exhaustion "" > 
The amendment, proposed by Sen^ J. Bennett Johnston, D^La*.^ would . allow.producers to:S$11 at a higher price oil that was recovered from <dd wells tiy sUcl)-methods as'flooding: the wells with, water or other-mo^e
AApflti •, i'ii:,; •. .k -N. .,, >•* 	'••'A.--'.
costly techniques^ iS4 , ,t ; ^ i(.
\ \!?** 	wri> 
^ •»' !•.« 4-A,

itasam. mm Academy Shrugs Oscar PoliticsV' ^ ^i'^6 / 
ur8e y*e i>eople of the world tostand with , LOS ANGfeLE§ (UPI) — Backstage disagreements involving Frank Sinatra, BobHo^e and Shirley MacLaineover thereading of a telegraiig from the Communist.side in Vietnam on the nationally'televized Oscar Awards wete beirtg"cooled"Wednesday by the Motion PictureAcademy;, -Bert Schneider,winner of an award for adocumentary picture, startled the participants at the ceremony Tuesday night and Set NBC 
S¥Wh 	postponefurther^dis­

?< the^libei-aUon"SotVietnam. , ^ ts'jupportof^M-.in -Sinatra, one of Uie four masters of ceremony oh the^prograrn.'a «w»rt •>s time later r6atf a statement^on^ behalf, of the acadmy,;
i 	§1
) 	Schneider's -rertforksl v
ui'ieiuersxem^ras. ^ 
Persons^backstageMiid Miss MacLaWe, aVotfier of|M||

...„i 
^Sm^ra for having read Restatement The fourth emcee, mm to have wm
l. ^r'^'^s tried to bring peace between dli,^i^rijp3p^^ 

m  
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Page 4 Thursday, April 10, 1975  

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The prodigal son has returned. *>n 	which givesyoa somecluetoourlibera!senatesfeelingson 
v: -:? After an eight-month absence from the'ip&l^"c^t;?: the documenLAlthough be disagrees with manyspecial in~ 
.;*.-sciousness, the .offspring of last year's Constitutional--; 

terests embedded in the proposed charter, he says it is the ^construction money now comes solely from^bond-motiey^^ ''4k:urrent I 
Convention swaggered Wednesday-through itsold home; theSS: 
• surest, quickest and cheapest way to get a new .constitu-^backed by the1700 million PenriammfcUni^ i$?-; It wouldbe impossibleina'singleeditdrial to listillthein^ 
. chamber of the House of Representatives, in almost the' '/'• 
J?™: ® * defeated in November, dances of revision are r-; proposed document allows the Un(versi^, ^t the 'discretioi(-'y^ieresting provisionswithin the proposed constitution. We are.' 
same form which caused its banishment last summer. .• 
likely to fade away for a long time. ' , ^ yyf the legislature, of course, to'supplement P^ntianfenV^-Wprohably unaware"of many 'of thein'ogrSeW^^tAt1 {hes^^' . Few verbal darts were aimed at the refugee from last? ;.;v 
Which brings usto a question which jutsmost immediately -s^-'University Fund money <with legislative app 5 . ^tfi&ow.stand-•:' • : 
. ' year's lust for spectacle as the House approved the remainf^ 
in theway of wholly approyingthe possible ahandnnment of / construction. -, * " s 	* Felons wflfb atenot on probation or in jail would be given 
. ing five articles of the It-part proposed:constitution by;>|\ 
our zOO-times amended. 50,000 word, Recbu^ucUoo^ ;/;;'-Our 1876 Constitution limits lhe Unlversity"to^b lid of -^s^^ihe right to ^VQle/ Convicted-felons^are^disqualified^from
overwhelming margins. ~ • iSlsl: Q?sJ,UlU°". 1
. 	* J .n, percent of Permanent University Fund yalue in the issuance^'^voting in U>? current Con?Utation. v "^ 
Lest you forget, this hastily applauded constitution (passer "' 
.Before this legislative session began, hopes qf con-£ of construction bonds. The proposed documeht raises ttiatli^.^w?, • "Midnight appointments'," such aS" those "which *havev 
^ed in one day through the'Senate, two days in the House) 
stituUonalrevision via the Legislatureappeared to rest with ' to 20 percent of the $700 million fund. ^ -X &' ^1p>vlanded the-Vniversity-witfi seveiil 'of its regents, Would bethe same document born of-seven months' labor and the possibility of a new ^citizens convention, with its * ^ Attempts to spread among other uniyersitiesthe Available' outlawed-^irtertris itf Soffldals' would l>e. required to end -V 
i million in 1974. It failed final passage by three votes <m Jujy: ^ 
members voted on by the public. Such a convention, maqy f^ ,University Fund, worth about.931 ndUion a^year asieven^'^.-^tween 1 tff odd-numbered^years.-;
31. the last day Of the convention; peopjle reasoned, would do away with many of the specialin-'' (from the invested Permanent Fund, were solidly defeated! £j£,, •The Highw&yUsti-'Fund would remain ^thitt-the con-this fellow bursting through the Capitol:.
' "Did come 	terests (which well mention in a moment) nowappearing In ,£ during the OxisUtutional Cbrtvention./in ^>ite; of Jwd; .Institution Every attempt tolnockiji&Satutory material to
IS'' ' enamoured with the suit of asuperman or themetal (datesof) 
the proposed document. ^ 	protests by people like Houston Rep Joe Pentony. ^ j, 'its proper place'feiled iiTthe convention as a result of ex­
, a knight?" you might ask. 	\­
tears 


oi sucn a citizens group, according to 	people like hj-Because of the Permanent University Fiind proviskm^and-if" tremely heavy pressure by the Good Roads Association.
*... Certainly not In fact, its success depended in large part on y 
Hep. Harris, is oAe reason for hello-goodbye treatment of «.j^-a few others, Pentony sajid Wednesday lus "choice.>ould' "^Basically, the fond consists of revenue from ea«»Hnf taxesthe removal of several of its 1974 accrneraents, to witfr'-• last year s rensioneffort ty aur House of Representatives. > have been to kill the Education Article and let the people • < and motor vehicle registration fees and amounts to about
."^several controversial provisions whidi in the convention'
n 


Doggett diMgre^V I'm not so^re acitizens' convention ^ ^vote on the others: There's no reason to r^Ty, the dis-$700 million annually It goes three-fourths to the highway
% document were to be "separate submissions," snch,as the would teyechan^ thin|p;Probably the yievsexpressed hiy -t crimination that goes on m thatarticle. It'salmost likea Bill f department and one-fourth to public education The good

."right to work" issuel"But there must be more toit than ' the legislates (during the 1974 convention), woe not that r, 'of Rights in reverse. Faculty and studaits (at the Uuversi-.' v, roads people* were successful in keeping that distribution : ^J'thaU" you continue."After all, theseguys hollered back and 
diyeiyijtfrom ^t constitumts wanted." ' -r4'X ty> are for equity when they',re on the receiving endtdf the '4 ^ratio*(instead of giving inqre of ittt publicschodls) and also 
kv.S 


.forth for months last year; movingat the pace of a pyramid Asjor thejlocmiMnt s ^ort trip tfarou^i b^rth tte^»e^<s,..equity, but when itinvolves giving,they'renot font:They're %n keepingall thefunds for highwaysInstead of mass transit:'
^ : blowing across sand onmarbles." 	«­
"S^mPf^tt ^ys .itM votes weren t th^e to make^-. Jor discrimination m the name of excellence For'example,. • An "environmental protection" section in the proposed
£p-\,'V We wondefed. the same thing, and asked several par---: 
A; was a way oT aflirmii^^ •? 'they're not sharing the Permanent'University Fund with ^flocumentmakes^hestateresponsibleYoHts'envitonmentar
!%,"J'ticipants in theconstitution's passage justwhat reoi/yisgo­
% 

-yes that last ni^it last year and , TexasSouthern University They had nothing to dowithitF* Quality, a restohsibility which is not withirfour1876 version,
ing on. 

its the only realistic document we could have. -; Other colleges and universities don't do so badly, ui the i£'-? • The proposed constitution ^ would -stipulate annual ^ 'f:v:Rep. Ed Harris of Galveston saysspecial interests put"p£> So, rather than passjudgment onthe proposedixiustttntion ^ropwed .Education Article, either. Hiey're givra permis^s-pffi^essions of theLegislatlir^;-9Ving sessions in odd-numbered-' 
... v. r,c.sychological pressure" on the representatives, forcing them ' 
• t C -"tpve moire quicUy than u&ual. "It(the proposedconstitn­s||-'g? tion).is so permeated with selfish interest provisionsthat the . 
raisinethathifdilvcriticized bodv from i

.vested interests want to hurry it through. They're trying to • tainly included rqvesaitatives from^ theUniversily.ahxious, fg^<,^£shame the members who.worked seven monthsand cameup ' to hasten approval of " ^Wfs-with'a^ gQose.egg.'''.v : .i:'V "-V-V' , propped artide, the
goose,egg. ' 
Rep. JimMattox of Dallas looks onthe modeofproductaoa Longhorn;football*^.tram' 
^•'iMoiore favorably: "In the interim (since the convention),. . .. -Our 1876 Constitution makes no mention of the current^ 

stirred so much disagreement during the convention. The r 'the same results, replete with the current special interests,
we've had time to think about thearticles.The simplefact is 'spht of the Available University Fund between'Texas A&M # 
.^•Msjfe that if is such a better document than we have at present, 
&.that the voters have the nght to vote on it." • •>& 
;M'-SeiL Lloyd Doggeit, upon hearing of the constitution's'.: r K

While such wording might eventuallyhave led tothe -poning sgain the revision effort And we do wanta nfew Tex-quick House passage, exclaimed, "That's outstanding!" position: 

I cleansing of the inequitable Texas education'system (as f-as constitution 	" ' 
% >^-sl _ ' t\V~» 
A glimpse of 
To the editor: 	one would haye to surmise that ^,^IGrante^» ^ Jrexan 
^ «, Univewd^X; so1eTft»son Ire to6t the jobwas thai it ^ 
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original filij^degidl^ ]«4 mirabie; 
_ _ .. 	<4'than support by students. Overeoverage --opinions is ridlculops.'it's too late to do
»i ./v,^ tbemsdves to progressive.pce^iuties.^ » 

T^meM^^cBVtol^willa^ites^of these sports has excluded a lai«fS anythMg^ about it this sranester, butAt hmg last, the forinerljr certified can->>>< will have been convened to consider the, 4 amount of news of much more" semester's covers re will
sporting 
newsof muchmor^ hopefully 
next 
semesters coverage w&l :

dldiate Maty.Walsh (the originaleditofsg^t appointment of an.editor to your conK~i 
interest to the majority of students whQ correspond more closed to what 

r ., race filee) has announced tointentions|®:3mWfy newspaper. Rather than further^ foUo^Spbrt^ 	^ ;*'
students-want to read about:% Kaof Prese">tingto theTSP Board meeting^ railing against the railroading of theTSP"33 " I useMonday's ,Texanasanexample.< SfSS? 

Pat Cook

Board and the sham theirs and Major league baseball teams squared'otf"^ 
3Glddo Piggott I

fortsmaiein;hK-..andBarryBoesch's^fPresidentRogers'actions — a 	in
actions have made,of.> kwfor three-game series in Houston to ' +5> 	'i .1

behalf by:iheStudentsifor a FreelPress;^ the-enhre racei I simply wish to make ? -. decide the majorleague championshipci, fe. ' t-iJ S&in last Wednesday's campus poll. The" ^this appeal to those students\«ho .react ^ ";Hell pn^wheels j '^results thls'lastHiiinute effort are, I this*paper v'' 1
isr paper 	^ ^M# 
r

bdieve.mostimi 	• Support the petiitofrballots of Mar^ we did see coveraee of'' The parktag sltoafflwnit -Univei^ ~ 
1s»aa crime;an toe

Although :200 behind theleading;7 	Walsh'S candidatcy by attending the TSP wotoen's nn<i K0lf in article form — ~ ^ Board meetihg of uextTuraday night C^f^Wne^^Sifter ol mnmSSnt-'8^umiliati(5to »estudatf 
the -TSP-Lorene-Rogers blessingsf ' 
Walsh's total votes accurately reffectr letters, folks) that it was their ,rreSpon-.v have feeen sufficient* Or am I wrongM>, 

jo^foH^d.^ 

mm editorship were the result of an ad^boc^ii readers from an-"approved dectoratV 	am,
oaly occasiod411y.,No mentao^ut

proceduriil medianism borne: of"^x»n4:\ ;J process by .whicfc th^fi^yhave.v0iced.; ; taneons-.student,: restonser in the last their ebneern.' \
-re^tonser 	-1* > 
hours preceding the election 1 "•'/ t Jim Shate^/ 	A-;}?4K1^ jparicoui h»"tte boondodoi«veryday. tfe 
,^ereis enoughstudenUnterest in_the 	llaVefound tt

v Indeed, given theciraimstanceswhidi College' of >SocUl andBehavforal 	times 
I 
have 
been 
late 
I have fmmd it
I^SA' tour, the' hockey and^basketballv

have surrounded this election from the -Sdeitcei: 	necessfirj' to park'ln the places of the
playtrffsandthe regularseasdngamesof,

beginning and the flagrant disrespect 	. prlvil^ed few... For'these iin^>eal^ible
tXe 'Astifos'and' Rangers to merit'

! and abuse dealt Ms. Walsh's candidacy 4 HEW 2 read i 	indiscretionsImust ndw pay the Uidv ' 
cttverage,;ln:iarticJe.form;:As'evidenced

: and others'—thefact thatneitherWalsh Tothe editor: * } 	" rity |S0,br fabe their, threat;of 16
by' the-w la^t of attendance. At rugby; 	-1 j-• *• ' /i
.. mu f|on.t|on. 1 * 	~~^ > 

.or. Bdesdi/had:the:ben^Otif of ^c&npaign With-Lthe assistance of Dr; Stephen
t&Step right up-there's 	stiff time to get aboard ^lth
timj6 r-«dspaceand SectoraledftoHal^^v.Jiontor asdstant to the president, .nine 	constructi^fl^olng o^tio^ 
•:*s< 

there lffl^t ei^ugh studeht interest

a 	"* * copieSot theU^.Dqiartment'ofHcalth; ,Jt/8een)s du^ihe.adminlsthitlon could 
m 	'W*m 

these M> to, merit toucb inorfdndthe mpney from sodtewherein their

Education . and Welfare, report'-that
IS appeared in the latest edition of On Cam­coyeragti thab the sco«.^fterair,n^j, garfantiian b^kUng fund tobuild a hirf. University news doesn t takea back paridng:garage orso^id other meads
ana walls of Texas 


pos have been put on reserve at the
m _ ^ . ^ Ji t '•> ' e Academic Center Undergraduate' '^'iQ|vallevia!tlnif^th6 crisi^'fif^e paAj^;

<-^ . 	* 1 

o-'<v|Msi^cenadequatecoverage-''


By BILL GARLAND 4 and slid along its rtorth waIls. careftiilv"-	Library.rllie HEW report is listed under 
^ssst«rte «}»«>? MdHuf4rJm%

Dr; Lorine Rogers', name^ I urge..
Wm fiffer^nt stance. WhepaskeM how > toent that could be visited bn me*"w, Also.l have^een toit that a <m>v«if tb^ ^ * w^detemdnld; be to b^ stuck forever' on a'bot, stlcfy
-

^•fQFor Mike Smithithe eyeninglectureSi i_,,jti .
^ . 	Finally, he readied 1Lyye^ after-continues' 
Tntermediaiy biochemistry signed mag. Scampering behind the Academic* Street' 
ter^nable 'fB Crater,after dartingto the rearof one of" PlantDirector William Wikox, of I3S4.­
, He^expeCted each of Eis mstnictor^s . the 20 Unions (used to be only one, so-900 > " 
glances to tear from his countenance the ^ they say), be came upon that final " >Cdtisi'derfnf 

°^_hls P*3"" 

well:prepared . banie?, that detested divider betweenj' priorities,^ it^ Wduld not be al all'un?^^ 
jitot taown only to hfm but-certainl^ -€ the "real ?rorld," and, as they dared to* reasonable to that the costftni SupportERAv

reflected, hefefe 
aElMiEV

-call i^.the"real woridconscience'." The; wall ^imdw^'alfects th«» TOti^^^' lTa'tte^edHor:
eSch of his 
i.acti^;::>>.A';f,i-rf'& rS^otv/eyraicopsidering his^ttOTthsplp^^^^^^^ll'' Hi
emihisroom-eng«*feredTatml of The 
piate knew thai this leaptatitas thtagh itwereagoverdu#.v 

decathaton artists.in:the:BUlb^crire^^

it, bidding as 	lover, scratched/bastily:t» its tdp -aiid^ wwy
pulling out a pair Qf l9eS witerCUttine 

tances 	irtipsQia
ing fclass for -the^ tweezers, quickly cnt the kmS0®Bjm 	r the law tMJdeoied
hij ' 

^'^emes6r,swould' . three ominous bands Of wire. 	oaaccount­
nur,—

the final encounter rmim™ wa,t" Tte rottnig awarently1 wHite wall.'1 as
" kw^^ftWpstudenteiat •foiylf^ triggered something in 'the Main esisthere 
:j$uilding, for here came tHeTo^ligl^t But, Wilcox'-reminds usjihatfb.... ... , drafted,jmisex , „ .

,., 
^ ferociously mopping a path directly t£ f amulateda m l a t d cliffc l f J " -k '


u e i f 4ji».%oo^i^^ii^S^liminatloh'' of' criminal n^apfpSii
thanai

¥S5tln^J-. vmumtn The VOto 'Sb-a wall.IVs^ 	rape/These.addfilorial
N o 	irUeb

W&m® * * * " < * * * t h e l i g h t toMmr* ' mmnjlmt-wit g e t jSahtetT. 
TO® appeared^ below| ,atad ramps fot Imralids tk&ffimfc 

t; Gail BdixisC

M SwSseedii^ aftera moment'sstruggle in «^|nortar,T^andLihat^|caiBi /,ihakp dea^?B^eMiS?Me^i?o^ 
|&Sudf#i Aihy Chtlig

be*°?d r -A-P««bw ibe AMlairtgr the leg bom hia, P®» » beautified by the thin&(lniigiife -1 righte for Women 	^ 
.pattrO'Neal

supervisors, those, terrtpf.with 3»w mentaT Image of ^fUkanoen^' com^WP^^^ 
grangearm bands, appeared this fateful" stnfiqg-«idi wMcGpnigle 
' ' "r material perimeter aBdj^SI^^Ijpiiai^endmentgffiaMffi^l^^.-vy 

ittllliSS 
Sf s ** *^c 	J Memorial Stadium. WUc6^saitfi|l

for ^^and (it ^itS 
^|^^&!,©^|ch«»^'rr^l^e/'jg*»W1pficed ybur^Tiqi wm 

NOTICES
"Tudicrous' position « hayU^f 

General librariaii;or anti$ 	SilifeS
/>thirnlTihAiinkvDn^^twi%Nifolfa>Wedan tnr»wni<hHnfYWa«iinihitf^': 
of:tha branch—'vracM 

fielat^|j^tv«rslt^;«orrig 
IraUPKHOf 
muhi^tions-Vequirintf mMllcit*; attfnHoii 
nsm 
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art 	irsfpf barbarism I 
^ ' By NICHOLAS VON HOFFMAN . , • (ion so that we could claim we'd set a new record for mercy King, Features Syndicate missions. "m'visrsw ,-r-. LUS ANGELES—Over the weekenci thePresident rushedout, When it crashed and, once again, we discovered we'd HIM "of .Palm Springs, down here in southern California, up north to the people we'd set out to save. • wtf screamed sabotage.
>wt«r 

-v San Francisco toperforfn the traditional American politicalact Sabotage or not. it would not be the first time in our long 
of baby kissing. Only these were dark-eyed Oriental orphans Judaeo-Chnstian history that the Lord has countenanced the . from Vietnam, those: babes who are so exotically supercute to slaughter of holy innocents to instruct the rulers of men in vir­• our occidental eyes tue. 
Just as the* President was being photographed, carrying in­The incoming, conquering Reds afe not going to bloodbathe fants in swaddling clothes off a rescue plane, Hie Washington infants and children with no political convictions.They willfeed 
• Post was publishing a story in which it was revealed that our ihem and grow uiem up to be good Communists. It's those side in the Cambodian war has been practicing cannibalism on many, small, nonpowerful South Vietnamese adults who took the enemy's dead. While it may be that in the final analysis it our part in the war who are in seriousdanger. But noOperation makes no difference' whether the bodies of slain soldiers are Babylift for them. What do you want to bet that the only South buried, burned or eaten, cannibalism, for people of our culture Vietnamese grownups who'll get flown out are the murderers -at least, is the symbolic act of barbarism. from the political police and the numbered-Swiss-bank-accoont-
Yet here we are, congratulating ourselves on the boys? humanitarianism of Operation Babylift whileour ally is literal­Dr. K. didn t think up Babylift. No. that was either an inven­ly fricasseeing the members of tfie other side and consuming tion of the childlesscouples lobby orthesuburban guilty-ridden, 
them as though theyvwere.missionaries. It figures/From the or the remnantsof theold fight-to-win crowd. When tbey ran out 
start to what we muk jrope is the end of this affair, our official of babies, they'll switch to airlifting puppydogs. 
people have never, been able to get a hint of what they look and So. it s no con game that the Doctor of Diplomacy is playing, 
sound like to second-party eyes and ears. and he's right about his critics not having a monopoly on 

Take the Cr5A that went^pwn, killing all those children. It's wisdom and morality. Nonetheless, the war for freedom that be the war in microcosm^Firsia brainstorm-in the White House; and iiis former boss began in 1970 ends five years later in-can­then a self-servingannouncement tothe worldabout this newest nibalism. Shall we blame that on insufficient congressional ap­
m 
wfcwilwHi 

saw example of our selflessness,and next, of course, we had to send propriatiohs. and then mark Kissinger down as one more coo­7 think I've seen enqugh mud!' iyir i the biggest, the mightiest, Uie irtostoverpowering plane in crea-fused, . rampantly misunderstood and misunderstanding .American? -j 5V .• If the Angel of Death had been sent to teach thfarmed, angry
guest viewpoint

V. 	& H and alarmed Americans that there is a difference between morality and the public proclamation of good intentions, it was lost on our secretary of state. "For God's sake." he cried oat frpm:the irrigated Palm Springs desert to a press conference while his superior went golfing, "we ought to stop talking as if
against 	racism 
« By STUART H. HERSH creased admisslon of women have been 3.measure:used by called "objective" tests'perr,' that a student who takes 21 tunity to demonstrate our dis­one side had the monopoly of wisdom, morality and insight, and
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and: non-Anglo < men would -public schools throughout the form the same function today hours of course,work be judg-satisfaction with the status that serious people (meaning himself) trying to deal with tins
graduate student in govern-threaten* Anglo males and 
United States to "objec­that the IQ tests have always ed dn the same standards in a ' quo. On Friday, many of us. problem are trying to run a confidence game."meat at the University.) would be a form of dis­tively" assess the intelligence •perforined, a rationalization course as astudent whois tak­can join those people who are • Only the optimists think Dr. Kissinger is trying to run a con­
•Many of us Anglo males did crimination in reverseagainst > of an individual. In '"Postwar for excluding certain types of ing only three hours of course struggling against racism and fidence game. Thepessimists believe he no longer knows what
not lendr support to the rally-

us. ; Tbere was expressed America," Howard Zlnn people from certain types of; work? Is it just that a student . sexism, hoping to end these in-game he's trying to run or even what ballpark he's playing1 his
; against racism which took among some Anglo males the 
provides a strong' indication opportunities?: How can this who works part-time or i justices and oth?r. injustices " game in..place here a few weeks ago? idea that the qualityof educa­.that the IQ test works against university's admi'ssion fulltime while attending'UT which • we experience daily. . If you think Dr. Kissinger is planing a con game, then you"" Two reasons were usually -tion at UTmight deteriorateif lower 'income-groups in policies be .called "just'1 or be judged on the same stan­Anglo males can showthe vic­believe he thought up Operation Babylift for some «=im<^«»r bat
given for our nonparticipa^' current admission*•standards 
general: "a question that ask­"fair," when these "objec­dards as a stiidenf who.does -tims of racism and sexism; sane reason, such as hecould use it to get votes inCongress for 
: tion Some of us felt jthat it were relaxed ed, 'Symphony is to: composer 
tive" standards continue to not hold a job? Is* it just that that their struggle is how our more military aid. A con man might have thought up baibyliftswas a futile gesture to attempt The' University of Texas, as book is to what?' drew 81 exclude certain types of the University of Texas con­struggle, too..If we stay away to distractpeople fromconsidering that it's not theorphanswho 
.to change Universitypolicy on <.~like many state.institutions in percent correct response fp6opl$? • . tinue to • admit or reject oh Friday, we ratify the ex­really need the saving.
racism and that participants 	1
thetJnited States; .has from higher economic groups <: Injustice does notend at UT students on standards which isting sexist and racist In which case Dr. Kissinger will have to live, like the rest ofin such an effort would-' ^traditionally discriminated and..51 percent from lower' with our admission :here:.Is it have; historically dis--policies of the University; us. with the words of the South Vietnamese army lieutenantonreceive recrimination , from j.not only on the basisLof-race economic., groups. ABUI when just for you to have your final criminated against Afro-' Anglo males must supiport the day the C-5A went down and the orphans were crisped: ''Itihe administration Many' and sexbutalsoon thebasisof the question was, 'A baker exam for a course (which is -Americans,:chicanos, women' University Students Against is nice tosee you Americans taking homesouvenirsof ourcoon-
other Anglo males feltthatin­

'family income. The IQ tests goes with bread like a often worth 50 percent of your and poor white males? Racism at Texas (USARAT) try as you leave r-China elephantsand orphans. Too bailsome I'l \ \ I Is carpentergoes:with what?',50. grade) corrected by a.TA who Those ot us who are in­on Friday. : of them broke today, but we have, plenty more:" .
IWANTTO60 percent got It right in each must grade .150 exams in 48 terested iuiending injustice at

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"Atlanta Hawksiwill pick-first By MELANIE HAUSER rush.the net." • * off. She has played at No; 1in this weekend at the In­in the National Basketball s * Texan Staff Writer What Wilkins lacks in an singles most of her two years tramural Courts. Texas' top Association's 1975 college ; Atlaguf . Many people never question; aggressive physical game,die," here but stresses that there's competition in zone. Trinity, player draft,'but they're not ' choice jwlllM third,picJC where they should; go to makes up for in herserious at-, not much difference in the top will only send its No. 7 and.8 ready to Saywhdm they'll college. Some come to Texas titude toward tennis. % four.players' abilities. players.
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-	select 3 ) "•' fz* Wilcox predicted that'1the for the ''Longhorn tradition,"; "You have to. take tennis "THE TOP FOUR are all "We've been workingand; still others are handed a! seriously every time you step cldse, and everyoneis gunning
/ 1 " " Wa hnuo nW» coln' 8,1 uncirculated 1,963 r 	toward zone all season, and
full athletic scholarship that onto the court. I talk to myself for No. 1," she said. "There's wiffi Trinity's top players notlittle'. the court, es-r
makes the decision a constantly_ on more pressure on me because competing, I think we reallyeas^i;. For tennis playerAmy; peciaUy when I begin to get, I can't chaiienge anyoneT"l'm 
have a good chance to place

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Wilklns, the declsiontook»n —J 
wLiistiavin »j5i*.Vnv. » H " missioner, vould come upr expected to win all the time.' all Texas girls in the state rfK NBA <' toils: Kennedy who willte* little more thought. "It doesn't do any good to Having lost only one set in a tournament."
Wilklns, a sophomore from lose your temper on the challenge match and six
w£r Stdv^h^ri^ft retiring-Juner*, thenmade the| 	WJLK1NS SHOULD be one
Houston, never really had the court," sheadded, "You can't season matches this year, of the players advancing towill wt AiiUSiS","***• was inclination to..be a Longhorn do anything about a missed Wilkins can consider herself a state. And since Wilklns is
the conclusion of,the playoffs * , Altooa^ they tost the coin*, 	on her own. Texas Coach Bet­point, and besides, losing your winner. 
only a sophomore, HagermanS? in late May,'s> ' ~ V J flp,%Lakers (Jid not Seem 

1 	ty Hagerman had to give hera temper gives your opponent a She considers the entire 
is glad that she'll have that

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psychological advantage.'.'

, ^ .. Gentep, Marvta^W#bster,^^ rjiT;;-, , 	team a winner and is lookihg kind of talent for two more 
Morgan State wfl Wank/'7*Me to*? not tost anything hand her a.full scholarship. Wilkins'-attitude has paid forward to the zone matches years.
David Thompson' of. 'North ; ^^Is^^Jlwlit^Tjecausette HAGERMAN AND Wilkins/ • After graduation, Wilkins 

Carolina State,and Dave 1nation^^b^ayersa^ 	knew each other through the > %mg f| *> •' •«#•;( like go into'
would to Meyers ol UCLAare the professional tennis either asa
Junior Whiteman Cup tennis 
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a 	matches -and' had a mutual'
name&tposi often petitioned, {WW0*®*.1 	player or an instructor, She .'
repsect for each other. • KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) — Defensive lineman Cornelius
but WUcaxuWould j 	feels that tennis has had a
"Betty knew tennis; and I Walker of Rice University, the Kansas City Chiefs' second
himself ^ 	major effect on her, maturity,:
respegted her opinion,'' selection in the 1975 college draft/signed a multiyear contract "When you're in athletics,
WILCOx'WON the No jt 	Wilkins said. "I liked the Wednesday with the team. • • ; • you learn how to handle com?
pick by guessing right in the. 	amount of competition I could' Walker, a,6-lVi, 245-pounder, wasdrafted in the third round by 
petition and stress earliercoin flip against thes £os Indiana Surprises Spurs get playing here." • ^ the Chiefs. r •: i than most people," she said. ' 
Angeles Lakers? who were 	"We've got a better--Also signed were offensivelineman Gene Moshier of Vander­"You also have to learn self r-
represented by -attorney-Alan' £%$M 	program here than most state. bilt,; a 14th round pick, and defensive back Mike Bulino of
' tod 2-a*.MoyoH.^ -am: 	control. In other:; words;*
RothenbergJ.Jfce Hawks were v 	schools have and the program Pittsburgh^ a 17th round choice. •" basically what life is."
is getting better;each' year;" " sheadded. -1. 
Outwardly, Wilkins isnot ^n' aggressive player. She plays ­back toward the baselinemost 
Eastern'Cqnfertnce.' Los' ate notperforming in the seven game series atSab An-"I'M EXCfT of the time, taking the defen­
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Angeles wqfe lait Hp the 1'playoff 'sfctplnflnals,Jjke. the tonio " . whole thing," said Leonard,: sive.
SWC Basketballs-	„ "THEY'RE GOING to "We Went-downtberehopingdow
. 	SHE ACQURIED her defen-; 
(1\!rvrtrtne off it in a huiry," OdBch; for maybe a split. Fwiyttrs, sive play.leaning to play on. 
mmm< .• -, , a B°t»by Leonard promised they said Indiana>was sinmg-slow clay courte and really.

Ploi'iWednesday, preparing for a* ^because it had players like wishes she'd learned to play . 
rilal M IIIJTwf tJlUllvU bard practice session "That'Roger Brown, Mel Daniels on harder, Lay Kold conrts. 
iiinanrar.nDi^m.'V \ , third gamehere Thursdaywill and Freddie Lewfs. Well, "I'd like to become a more

LUBBOCK (UPIfeTheJa^eJbaU re^UngMasonofficial-be (he crucial one as fat as, Daniels and Lewis are no 
aggressive player," she
ly opened for Southwest Conference schools,Wednesday, ind f We're r^i^rnpd longer with us ^ 
stid."It's a lot more fun'to ' 
Texas Techbecame the first team tosign^player—picking up^ '"Sure, we have atwMaune''* "w® ~h,.iii -	1 ­
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plaining the lesson plan for Instruction, n, 1 _ achtafed by a strict banon 
the afternoon. Dr. Daeshik DRESSED IN LOOSE contact between studenfedtp 	-W8^ WgMy iwmi^tWwJbiiei^^jTOi^U^Alf
is 	t>ft*an,SWf friter^:^ taPi Blue 
5^-" Kim.oorKoreanboroinstnic-pyjama-llke .» uniforms* tag pairing. All punches are 
y -) tor, gave an example of what students practice forms polled, and totter protection 	dM«0M|l llnals^wfe
bewraitedustodawiththeST known as ,katas^wfcicfcate30 Is provided by the' student . 	• »» f* 1 ViKmSafttfisswet :Our 41a 
« copiesof The DailyTexan that steps performed-in an,*l£' himself, whohastbeopttooo#
• he had brought to class. pattern utilising fighting increasingthemandatory 	•N6e£x|^^p^8fi»||''8x set up differenUy-tfaomjnen'a^ MtleifiddSl 
r r* Asking a student to bold the techniques such as punches, 	••hiCC
\%&" • 	space between Ms (or her)<•*
U*1 paper; out r at arm's. lengthy s :< kicksand ~most importantly ponenL,' t »x t-
Kim stepped forward and — blocks and defenses Tae KWonDo, ,whic& 
-once.nottwice, " ^o( this occurs under the ®tnj)hasliteS }kicUng ^uier vii 

qulck
yr™teET,am?,to 	«•*hitting orstriktog, irthifei
watchful eyes of Kim, who
i.$.•:« 

accession. Then it was our holds asixth degree black belt result of a fusion of Chinese 
v

(sT®* Js<5; ' '1 in both Tae Kwan'Do,'the Ktopo? Okinawan-'te
k-' 'CONTRARY TO Korean style at karate, and meaning "kand'^and 
appearances, "Kim wasn't Judo.; Before coming to' the •*aP|u>ese Mtafc.lRecognited
I» A ^ proposingan 	alternative to ^University last August as a' ^ MjH by the Koreangoveni-<
•fc*" ; the Firing line. As the in^ judo instractor, Kim spdit m€nt> Tae Kvron Do how. is 
proctor ofPtlOSR, the first several 'years 'the taught by lO nteior sclMols.' ;;;.-;
co-ed karate coursesponsored i martial arts at such in-Absenteetar^W tow fortfie/fe 
' iff-'the University physical stitutions as' Georgia SUte cumea, not just kaepnaaijtiS^ 	<4
&& education department; Kim University and the City Instractor hasa black Mtbttt;y«
it^f
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wasmertly demonstrating . College of New' Yoriu. because students aren't® 
ube of many kicking tedml-tjir,,nlnnji ,hnt . pressured to compete with|f'. 
qaes ta the karatestyleknown 	works
£• . asTfceKwonDo. 	% > x -bere U the MiM MOey teach his or her own level.
IK nUlM1 «lwvif« V Kim SaM :-vtmUi iiim> ;mmm
-^mrnmSmmL

it' 1 \i Wolle 	01 ,
f '-'' tihflniinnhT* 	* Mcood skill hon» i m > v i e K i m S h o w e d ^ t h f e . necess^, Kim 'strte6ses an r j«w 
at the <n<1

TaeKwohDo (Korean for 	test ot the class. Shot on Kim'# last trip -alteraative to bloodshed--^ nik In the dob ^Ki^;;A]ilE4-.;^i"
Vway^f foot^^fi" Sd tiTtM semester, students will to Korea, it showed severid/fighting at all 	.A^f E^reyUight
w*1. 8&^+m&tLS£l SL^SS^tSl^LSi 5etlnJ c^tlflfckte entitling v black belts pr*t$lB« ad-| WHILE KM 	**" >3t 
^tot^,^Senr; 	a« yellow belt, varied katas. The most M the classanadvanc^r ^ . 1_ w
art that is recoeniited as a * ii£*~ "ZZ "^wwwneyeuowiieit, vancea uuas. -n»e most;u^; the.class an ttdvamx-retreat »no^iat-penuwi qii^auso aaid. 
r sport by the MU if'tte first 	stqt on the road to t«^yeexhlbitfa«,to»e<refii^ advancetechnlque to^diBable LA?IV«YEAR'8 all-school^ 
^ n^ZoTm»t.hv»w«« 	thecoVeted black bdt. was gtoe^hy a blUbelted, an attacker, ow^yidtow «A*mp»^»rtf'isi'41i# 
. -Although many stud«ts er-. thnugh safe partJcipation." rjMfe Kim's studrats know dvnamo Kim knew in lUma. * students asked tf staddf 	WIHflWl
Ilqwo..

ii?r TBQWHTUkSTUDENTS tMre.tfiinthwrdklwhenthey ^dynamomTlflyearriiold^ onedalf beaikihis;a^iq«eDt Otto. ',JC. 
fe? , 1 *fn A. >?LC!C. -th$ v«t«»aLWon* *W W Though the.-sport.,of.,T|»,-mreatedat beinosf'difBculW^., r&

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ft? " AerpaV pliyStt drive Ik CkMi Coach Jack Vivian amesm the terto, should 	{ 
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favorite because iMron bm» v | Vf^w iof itfiia Average 	school rings. BB ^ssuKfi; m*™*
graduation rings etc.

thw anyone else this;r |[ Amencan DIetand Howr 
CHARLES LEUTWVLER 
we have the. be# JEWELERS 

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MUM$!lOR INTERVIEWS 
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.Trf.i<v*vv; Immt 
HURSDAY 
till 6:00 PM 	(jg jQr^^i^^ggaewyaSgK^^^O-g^1 tvvV^A-Tj -c 67.Tw5 
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CVit 1jW 
*5? B Dentoi;and San Antdnio.' ^ THOUGH THE 13 demands,

& V 
by MELISSA PRATgA 	J^lte administration re-which ranged from tbei,
of chance Inatdr^frjike^'s E$onotaics, Association 
jjecttonofseven of their ,13 of

i •%1 * fiiT1 ** iriii P""» pillows arid pastries donated Kappa Alpha fraternity 	elimination standardized^ 
demands, a group of students entrance tests for minorities v

>V 	noro southeast,ot Tri-Towera. by theirmpmbere T^e dub 1 ipon«orM^«MiSfeifi|5l% 
l^6to
iinl^ih,8 	increasing thejmmber of?

~i®3SSJ^SS? 3s**i*e«ww if.1*^'?' '?^.^8S#*te 
^ontihue to black and brownfaculty:,

Xf} X 	Thuysday*^ 3°^p to. if Bm*' 
P * highiifHt^ %y the py Oam-ltyver$iljr during theaftern&pn, and (to 	fla'EW members, were not met-
who ^this institution,' a USARAT member Irma Sotd, , 831(1 ^egroup would not^ve; 
L said at-a Wednesday press qq. ' conference. Campbell added that the .
(Fpr.thq first t|mejoany qqn-f winner, ^ 

^ » .About* 	Faula Campbell said the meeting with Rogers produce
nfr^iiV **reek organisations pafr > ^AlpKaPhisorority hopped

by Greeks 	group;;. United Students ed "what we expected.*' ..
'WornS* {teipaM in the Carnival The around the carnival dressed in 
• Against Racism at Texas, will '<1 WOULON^T expect a;
J?« Vietnamese -Student Associa-rabbit costumes Domiine con­
^ begin ;mobilizing the person with her class
ftsiitil 
"stodents and woridng people associations to^be aWeto sop­tbe state" to change the port the type of demands we , 1 Tlly-white image" of the are presenthtt," sbe said. ; r; PniJ^Ky-" ' -"Theadministration fedis a^ 
)(Chicken,Run" ^hlch enabled periodicallytumbled tntothe 
1 \~ 'Aa'tf-firSt effort, USARAT l"100 its oot baidt is suf^
Whoeveir tyet on the winning wateraq^ cheers from their 
•nnouncfed plans for a ficient to fulfill its obligation

chicken to be eligible for^i, chj^afcthdr dunking booth 5 	t0
statewide rally against end minority dls;
qtU|i, 
racism, set for 10 a.m. at the crimination," Campben saidi WlFighi,for; Rights 'a ft. *t** CapitoL -At the meeting, Rogers said , 

ErCoundl uesThursday . 
3,with a chug and pedal contest concert *L noon Thursday; Co-op with a special -"Hit the Which spotasor§cthe"carnlyali
-aitj p m ^ ~" pntertainmentcobtinuSii witifc*»«••» • «*».««-k— — 

Vlolatingrtheslogan "If you belly dancing from 8:30 
x drink, don't drive," theactive 10:30 p.m "In ti}e jfavero. 

j^tyrequires entrants' to down a Friday activities sttrtat ^ 
^f^-certaln volumeof beer and pjn. with the Sigma Alpha.'
,\T*ce arounda track1 00 Epdlon fraternity street par-' 

: <^iportaiiify foralistndoits. _

j te, bicycles. ,0ompetttiaais open ty^Beer.andTntislc wlllilowinf -.IJSARAT .mmber Rhotkla. Uf.fr tO ?to rqen the MOO'F Rhodes saidbetween 3,000 and pl^u^ '^tlck^rlt?ou? .^t-^jj^Ifff PMsoTOare expectedto demands," Rhodes SaiS, if'l
•;5
'A; 	attMd.includtoggroups from USARAT "is not emotfooaBy: *.rf ElTW^ Hoaston, Arlington, ,attached to a^ of the^> 
r*W |'K. . •>'.« >•" 
, booth'representation is split 'also will participate. >> emergency roomsr.in*119 dous to children who may not fcle accidents-iwitht'MS-; 
, r 5050 between 'Greeks Ind in-7 .Accompanying the floats hospitals was the basis for be -aware of the '<>l4ws or bicyclistsinjured and twokilKt . 

c
.vs./ » -2;"^ BudweiBer dangeft of the^pad. V^f&UK ,cld^Lt!_,i?«!?ase1' 
t Bagtantagf^ljpju$!u& *dMes^ltenes'tawghtto,, as156fS"® 
.Weir, a jvomesstve countrv Attstin ^stiemfiy for Round-'. of^^'^KlacKSii^^CoiD^ doui^'^raVnor said. ^ ^r-acddents,H0 injuries and no 

MfaA deaths. Ih1974, there were 155 TV bicy^e accidents with 133 in~>v 
ST"­
said the 
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B^ByBETHMAC*,f?f equivalent tothat in the fecialendow­
statements Jrom the'-"American

* Texan Staff Writer ^ ^ ment fund,"Dr. Philip L.White, TACT Association of,University Professors<
The University has been defining in: ^exeouUvernmmlttep-member, said 
stating that the University ranked 82nd;

inmnenms areas since the middle Six-' Wednesday. 	; 
in the top 172 U.S.universities in facul­

ties, according to the ExceOence at The special endowment. Js. the ty salaries ,( ,•1 , * "sUT-Anstin. report prepared by the AvailableFund, set up-in, the tins ­
—•-r •».«« "Forr ur;aa number of years 
-the
—— 	-• nuuiuer ui iak

Austin ^Chapter of the Texas Associa­
' ''"peeiHcally. forthe-.aLegislature has looked atthe Universi­

tioo of College Teachers (TACT). -•£ ^ University operated the context of
* 	ty within the state -The decline is caused mainly by the;. totallyfromthisfundontoageneration system. Theyhavetried to.level-the­..inability of tbe University to compete -ago when state leaders added tax ap-"University down In comparison with^nationally with other universitiesin the. 

propriatkn to provide the state with a other Texas universities. While thehiring .of qualified professors, the); "university of the first class"as called salaries are higher here than at other 

report cooctodes. v < Jl,e Ca•ls^tuU<10•, 
' -, „ _state universities, they have not risen

Other problem areas cited showthat ' If the budget recommendations re-as fast," White said. t * l«*r-' main in effect, the University;will not -r. According to the TACT report, the
although the University has the largest
endowment in tbe cotmtry, it also has 

only fail to catch.up to other leading -'"'fall impact of tbe decline in excellencethe largest stndent-to-facolty ratio and state universities, butwill probab3y foll>r 'is notexpected to reach its height untiloffers fewermerit scholarships than 

;••. farther behind," White continued^ % to 10 yearsfrom now! A deficiency in 


>any.similarlysired state university.^s -
the administration does ndts sihe University's contribution to thead­"The point of Immediate concern, tte funds to jmrfessoscomt-^yancementv of technology resulting'one, where the situation is cloudy, is peUttve salaries and fringe benefits," ' from the general decline is then ex-that theHoose higher education sdK are getting the leftovers 'in con-> ,;pected io have an economic effect oocommittee voted to reduce the Uhiver-? 

siderable measures" he continued. all Texas residents as oil and gas

sityappropriationby th^ amount The 61-page report-Includes supplie^ near extinction. 
Al JE9L 	'g
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Xfl}tVru~4 ? "fOi. t H 
announces *"1' ^^ 
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~"K% fThe 'Austin Symphony Orchestra Solemnis i-vwStarker Beethoven
-	"vrpi

'< cefllst 
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'-tife 	Conductor: Walter Ducloux ^ 
liii^SfeSSSSS®--=' Choral Union: Morris Beachy^ Director 

.50 withqptionaiSepfces Fe||^|fj Friday, April18Municipal Auditorium, 
8:00:P.M. ..

IWfaet'sales begin FxiJey,'April 4­
''boss*

^J:|HiDggBok Offlce/l0^weeiBd^B ^ & 
Ticket sales begin Wednesday. April9, Hogg 
. OfflMI 'Ift ft iifnelrrfeire 

^The Cultural Entertainment 
Bu» scOwluiw:Jwtar.KinsoMng,Co-op. 7:00-7:30P.M. ..Committee.of tlieTaasUnions 
The Cultural Entertainment

4The Department of Music
A 	Committee of the Texas Union 
doming.:^d"Satuu^y'sWU^ 
n coining withbhegooKd time after another 

<.Wt* t-'iT-'. •£*. 
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have a tall cold drink and (ake a leisurel 
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Trial Jm 	^^'ijB^A.^rW '.SKy.S ISV'AjVKjrr-S T-4g^J^tew*io^^VT''^!A^Ar'tR^ J*rtP]fiWtWtfriKfi&ly 
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is® , By JOAN HEGARTY GtVKNS; 
ife 

V,— T i , . I " j« !• r iTt * 	?f!j .ueen uui^rwise, aranai concurred. t m *>71* ,-•> v ,V* A-"! 
,Department heads will be paid one-third th«r rtgular-, Some" faculty ^members also wjil' benefit litom* the fapseKv^
academic satorira during summer m^y, Zaclwfe/sai^tintn this stormier,' *3,000 was thetl^" 

i

' ^Were^lartetfonly if they taught a course., Wriest amounf a Mfityymeriiber cbWbe foM. Most'sfllariest ^* Fundamentally, chairmen have a 12-mwth commltmM,fe#,'w?re,compirt^ alon^slxff-tiie regular'SeadeinicsStery, the Uhiversity, ^ Pf'• we^;^I^ted;a^^ ? pAfesiort 'rlgularly 'ft^g overftfto a'^r^aw'k loss W for nine months, Or. Domdd ?acharias ^s|stant to University^Now. an instrucfort>ai IbAfforii#} the oi^slxth rater,' -N1*,­
' wiH be paid this summer with lapse money pooled frpmv^riW -work throuel departments,, Dr. Floyd Brandt, also an assistantto,thp presi^ Dm tiaid f6p " ^f resulted irom;funds that^dA 8 pisl sUmiiie^,
aHocatedforficulty,paV;'butn?veru8ed;i 
v3j -r#. f&-* -•

""aken • department by» dep^rtment;-the 
ney'is not rftudi; Zlidmritis Said$B 
videsfundsthatcantMWU-usedifadii 

f 	U^rsity>8tem, fce add^T^^Sto^«i^|[on|o^lrj^iM H
ftiore , 
'^^mee^ofCi^ 9s the council's ne^st least untU^ne^« is" ^rMn"'^ther^&g,
Council will mark'the first member The U-vnr^M mminHnK ^ 	> 
-AS me I.rsi orqer o^p uanuajy ^ am^nd the city ordinance visor^Board and dlrector ot$ 
business, Dr. Emma Lou, ; The adc«tion<of iMrto m" vhich prohibit? shimming the. Austin^ Natural .Science^ 
IJnn, winner of last Satur-.cowidl, along wrlth,Coin-and wading in areas of Barton Center^ wift transfer her> 

> 	day's Place 3 special nmoff cilxnaj Jeff Redman B§> Creek other ,th«n, the swim-ownerahip. ot a 4^c*e piecedel^ctfon over contractor Tom--Binder and Jimmy Sneft,' ming poo^ as well as, a of land along Shoal Creek my Lawless, wfli be sworn in creates a liberal mfrJoHty, at proposal to change the name north pf 41stltreet to tlie city. 
of the'remaining nportion ot • Hill-i^ ^viqg, the iand to'be^ 
19th Street |ie(weenlH SS and-usedasa.nature preserve and

STRAW 
THETEXAS pipiZiAXl 

:MR MAAMfll''AM'''' 
PALACE

TAVERN • ^ 
HAPPYHOUR 
3r6 DAILY

TONIGHT! 
.... 

Bellydancingi 
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dancer Ay*«ha jaiTMl 
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-rated movie I,ye s^|^,worts,, romajiee, sentimen -ridiculous since feeing "Blaz-_, sexual prolificacy Is the rrioit"
J«t 	Jgeckin; starring 

;^Teway^itft^tolitX^pnd love, don't count ing Saddles,"'but of course;, essential prerequisite for true*' 'mel Brooks' madness was in-womanhood. Anyone whobuys 
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TONIGHT

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thatnl0# P®Wle 

pa^,^%jqo(f 	anything. ,sg9 utterly, cept for two„ differences: probably think X FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY
Xavier 

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"Eraanblle" doesn't'really personifies ideal
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make anv sense, and worse, i ataagHiSSjft-*•«>•«-**-mS*. «».«*• ••Emanielle" lsf tb be'stire/vS 
IrKe. = and;;woxse,.; feminity.femimtv , » , 
dishonest; <:Std^ of. O" / was,al»ut a wom^imalijL more than* mere .sexualv= -n>;i
mindiegs, 	Sponsor "" ' 
^ 	w, and^ttttwiall^passlve, who graphic explicitnSss^ 'ThftJ^ 
serve ber 

Problem is thtfiU^intfm:*^ 
RECORDING A LIVE ALBUM FOR RSO RECORDS \

VI Ml19, f Miff",, 'pve^^en-he^gave her to "Emanuelie" were so caughtAA " > n • . •'•••• •-.. •' » « p.j
:

A'Ci«ftsand?rre^resFair':v?A^f^i:y';'.s',e-up in trying to do something ' -" Special Guests: ,-r>be held Ham 9am to 6 b?c^emtal; submission different with'the X-rated % 
David "Fathead Nswmon, Sam Clayton, Jarry

?Saturday at SMpe Park, ^mehow.fulfilled her, movie that they qverlooketi-K 
DuwanvilU, and Daril Leonard

vst'^'rr" -i» rai «5th Street and Avenue F\ The woman in"Emanuelle'* . what should have been ob-••
Umately fevers!}/ frotefe'ffrrMj 	, I
n?ve/«»es, pnc|r , Tbefattis sponsored by the 8»es through many of .Uie vious: change, for the sake of 	J
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. ... . Texu . Staff . Writer _ .. ... : belief in tfae transinigiatfaxt of soQls aftex death tq otfae^^. suspen^ and terror seems to have rubbed off. ^ 
^V^jSiiK^^Excoreist'hitthescreeninaUofitsspWi^^ljoaes. , •-, .Sj^-; •ritompson diffuses the dramatic impact of Peter's search w r* 
Kv ; SP1"**11"-U>ere has been a mad nzshai the part «* nw«e |g* ERUCH^S STORY begins in California, where a youas byshowing the fla^ck^uej^^ljird^ 8 « 
liV-'t rDakera 10 raptfaUie^upon iarogoers fascination with the ^JcoUeKprofessornamedPeterProod' (honest) to «®niated eyes but frpm the omnisdent viewfinder of:the 

fyematura^ 

"The Reincarnation of Peter Prood.r the , Idream about a previous existence fall of sleek 1910 camera. We do not stare Peter's curiosity about whathe V&r ?ses U*c syapproachto Ujeoceult as /The ^ .automobiles, energetic tennis games and mad, passionate-in his^other existence; we knowlfroih the flrst. '• ;j'fi IStcoroBt, the portrayal events withiqthe realm at * sex in the woods of New Knpfanrf ' -Mi-' Instead of letting us seethe murder from the victim's point
vA ', human expeneoce more terrifying than any vamptre im-^ ^ _ 3 of view ias Hitchcock did in "l>sydw") Thompsotrshows us 
ti-'.y? aginaWe.) ; <r, ^^>5^ of happydraams,right• Well, rot quite, ^ Kidder"sviewpoint of the proceedings. Thus/the flashback 
-* , "ih/^ fa^:Jf. sequences become just another parfof thefilni.which total­.^8todeattM theaud-. v ly dissipates itspotentially ppqoky impact*Taken in tahde: m

iv dissinatesitsnotentiallvfsnonkV imrtarr Tatpn m»anH/>.*
;ti-.f.dle of a lake by an upset woman named Manna (Margot

NO COVER CHARGE TONITE Kidder). 	with Sarraan's wooden portrayiil'as Peter Proud, thi 
almost isn't any reason to sit through jt. •* , 
i What worries Petermost isthe news relayed tohimby his:?-;;Tw> things though that salvage "Proud"ar^ JErfidi': 
mMrheneknl Msmwaai ^ girlfriend (Cornelia Sh^rp) that.he's fatting in his sleep ~' screenplay and Kidder's performance a&Marcia' Sarnunn'! (>
nl7n^siwk ir with another manls voice. ' ' -r|4^ former .".wife", who is, as yoa might as well have guessed^kE
OpwitSODpR ^ Bfetnrt^lpy^*eksaH froma parapysdwlo^t (Pafi^ -^11fivl,|8m ®>® s8®® town withlier guilty conscience Uk^

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HACPY HOUT^OM8I|A% |«e«MS ex-. *w» bey«Md the pun, she-; 
«stence. With eiidence roounting that his past life waslived.' bec^re^^mOi h^o^husband viaSarr^a^ 

-somewhere inMassachusetts, Peterjetseast,0nds thetowp ^taveonly w «nnk for % eene poolsidesceM^ film Maker Niko Paape
9MNIMMR -v 	Wh^ shehears Sarraan sbppmg utto his final dream, and ';v<< " s-buf that would iic?
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iV Jennifer O'Neill's part as. Kidder's daughter (whu4l^^ m Hi rjfists'if** vprovules Sarrazin with some tough decisions concerning UKI «st) is played. in an appealing ane dimensional, way-thatS^ 
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I < ishould keep her reputation as a model secure. t ; v „ .., -, ^, _ The only feeling of deja vu that the viewer T^igh^ exlfi"* {JViko Paapeand Lynrie Tillman, twomeinbersof theDutch" penence from "Hie Reincarnation of Peter Proud" is aC~ Filmmakers Co-op, will offer several examples of the Co­
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Raye's Performance Lacking in Comedic Value 
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fe& "Everybody l«vesOpal: '.elderly junk-dealer named hours of good winning out over 
\ the regular dialogue. 
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^directed by Richard Vath; v Opal Kronkie, who'Is 	the evil rr. an old but passably fair .Raye's' cos tars include 
Austin dump (or so says the

g* "Written l>y John Patrick;^, sweetest, kindest, gentlest old idea if only it could be worked Ralph Foody, playing an
&# ' f 	Art CDP announcer), is entirely
V, ."starring Martha Raye,'* lady you could ever hope to out without so many cliches Norton
Carney/Ed type ofv appropriate for the locale of

jJC Ralph Fpody, Bobble Jo f , meet. Naturally she is beset 
and tedious, worn gags.1The . lovable old slob; Bobbie Jo the play, replete with torn

i,ii, Lathan, and Hal,Fletcher; -vby a pack of unscrupulous con 
only semibrightspots here are : Lathan asa bleached, painted, 	sofas spilling out their stuf­

'• .at the Country Dinner ' -' * * •
artists who hope to knock-her Raye's ad libs, but even those pushed up and cinched in bags hung onr" "Playhouse. off and collect on'an insurance: are a little long in the tooth floozy; and Hal Fletcher (who fing and tea every available outpost to dry,>-}{ By VICKY BOWLES fy-j' policy. * 
and soon sound as though may be remembered by the two and be reused.KJc ' Texan Staff Writer'y ^ What ensues is a couple of they are rehearsed asmuch as or three p'eople who saw "Everybody Loves Opal" is
• "-*John~'; Pa trick's " in­
"Slick Silver and Company" so patently contrived, and yet
competence seems to be as haying starred'in the film)

Movie To Introduce 
so slipshod in its construction, ­plaguing me lately. First as a former college professor it's a wonder an old pro likethere was the unforgettably 
whose high-flown "educated" 
Raye would settle for it.
asinine "Teahouse of the 

Women's Movement 
talk consists almost entirely •August Moon," which the 
of alterations, poor

' Austin Civic Theatre unfor-The film, "We the Women," The women's movement is 	"Everybody Loves Opal"
alliterations. ­

. tunately presented last is being brought to Austin for often thought of in contem­	will continue at the Country
A LOVELY female feline

•/ month. NowJie perpetrate?on an exclusive showing by porary terms; this film will 	Dinner Playhouse through
makes an appearance as Mr. 

us a little piece;ot shlocken-Women's Equity-Action 	show feminists from the 19th May 4, with performances
Tanner, Opal's only compa­

®^°*y ^Hk*' 'J®' I 	MMMo JO Lothon (f-r)t titled "Everybody Lpv^s League, National Organiza­Century fighting for the rights Tuesdays through Sundays. 
oppw her. |q 'Everybody toy Opolf&£+fvq*-H * ~ _ ( > * >< *™i 	Women and:-. Austin nion^ aiml he/she is the source Doors open at 6 p.m., and
; Opal " 	tion for of all people&nd will provide a 
for the only scene which can there is a noon matinee Sun­Women's Political Caucus. supplement to all American

The /inevitable;' comment'. The film will be shown at fl ^history. 	bring out a true, honest emo­days. Call 836-5921 for reser-.
Ki rigT oPlcfyafArmadillo • seems to be: "I sure hope 	tion (at least to cat lovers); vations. 
, everybody loves Martha Raye p.m. Thursday at the Austin -The three women's groups , '.• 
llnrf ' ni4ini ••Pi».<J8^i. v/g-fcrvAi r i»>.SVv»is;\-vN:2S*»-	( Aki • ••-»-.:• • •^••\ -i .*:*.'-.
Blues artist Freddie King, only.^p? ^ k . « j-	Women's Center, > 2316 : San -WEAL, NOW and AWPC,
Often,called "the second because they sure ain'tgonna

will appear at 9 p'tn-Thurs-, f "King,'* whSsS 'recording B.B. King," King's careerhas love Opal." Raye is certairtly Gabriel St. -, : hope to raise funds with this 
day, Friday and Saturday at <have included "Country Boy," been influenced :by. Leon . a great-'trouper (in both show A $1 admission is, being ' ishowing. ^ 
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quarterns 'f^ 'Hideaway,"V^JPm Torfi Armadillo opens at -7:30 holds, the >;title;?j'^reatest ; The film, produced by CBS; 

Appearing with King will be' Down," "Lonesome Whistle p.m. nightly. mugger in the business," but presents anintroduction to the 
Fat Head Newihan, sa*-1'Blues," "Sah-Ho-Zay" and :Tickets for the King con-even' her performance here American women's move-. 
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<73QLDSm2 door, hardtop. Black on r ^ "' 442-9612 ^ »^w,s,v
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Somnerfeld, who holds the former vice president of the of the American Finance endowed Arthur Young CBA Council; Jamie Black, a Association, round out the list Professorship in the Univer-Galveston accounting student,' of Bonor seniors^ Da, lirr, ^ sity's accounting department, former financial director for k "Students filled out for teaching effectiveness/ v Student' Government and; nomination form by which the ^5*< 
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Conflicting loyalties Cited 
jA conference on 'The P^tks ^Ailegiani^;?OonfUctini: Coramunicationr An slnquiry-i^fl^^the^ Foundation'joPLoyalties in World PoliUcs" sponsored by the University's Rationality." ' ^ e World Order,Program will open Thursday witi^a reception 9^ ^ Sessions at9 and U a.nu Friday willdikuss "From Natibiial^ , the FacultyCenter, iV ^ -,^.'Enterprise TowardAnti-StateEiWres in a'Global Ecoodmy''lvolbe three-day conferempe vrtll diamine .the state's andj and J'From?State Satf&r^mnTWorld CMB SutoStti? ^naUon's posiUons in relation to conflicting pressures placed oO .Itansnational Burteucfacies^'liL the Academic p^t Tiidter?
8r< a ciUrea's allegiance and loyalty. i J Room. ,v -Ss'i <<» t 'f , Other atizen pressures to be e^ilored are those involved tii~" "Fmm Bwdirta nr«.^by^ayri-fHtarfcy . international wganizatiOnS, mnltinational business enterprises;• in Discontented Publica" ami "Pmm Nati««i 
-activist movementsof resistance oir Rebellionand those whosee . Toward Planetary CcciscidQsness inthe,World Citiimry" willt 
-themselves as global citixenS.with worldwide interests. t be the topics discu^ed at 2:30 and 4:30 iun. in the Academic V Karl Deutsch, political scientist and professor of inter-Center Hoblitjelle Room. :MJ , , ii ' national peaces wiagive tbe main address at7:30 p m. Thurs^ A concluding round-table at10a rtL Satmday on"The Politics 
17x -day in Humanities Rraearch Center «St f * * -* l'x of Allegiance: The Citizens,'the States, tbe Interests and theII 5* # ^ Deutsch, aHarvard University professor, isformer president Planet" m theHnker Room will end the conference ^ of tbe American Political Science Assodation and author of All sessions are free to Interested persons. %K. 
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