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1 ,_ ~-~ Iish butche Longhons,- captue National Title p1ages 11 and 12 N~ote Dame basketball and hockey eviews page 10 seve Vol. XII, No. 64 an independent student newspape seving note dame and st. may's Thusday, januay 19, 1978 ND named nation's best

2 2 the obseve Thusday, janauy 19, 1,_ News Biefs t=::::============================ Wold Jet hijacked to Cuba 1 GUAYAQUIL, Ecuado Hijackes seized an Ecudoean jetline with 67 pesons aboad yesteday on a flight fom Quito to Guayaquil, and afte a efueling stop hee odeed the pilot to fly_ to Cuba via Panama. The hijackes allowed 23 men, ten women and fou childen to leave the plane in Guayaquil in exchange fo fuel. :::::::::::::=:::::::=:::::::=:::::::=============:::::::::: N a ti on al Tolleys collide in Boston BOSTON Two undegound tolley cas collided yesteday at the Alington Steet station of the Boston subway system, and a spokesman said, "We have injued. We don't know how many. One ca hit anothe." -==-::=:::::===:=-:::::-::::::::================== Local Hulman honoed INDIANAPOLIS The late Tony Hulman was honoed yesteday by the Indiana House as a "distinguished businessman and outstanding civic leade", whose Indianapolis Moto Speedway bought intenational attention to the state. Gay docto feed on bond HAMMOND, IN A Gay docto chaged with contacting fo the mude of Gay Post-Tibune epote Alan Doyle was fee on bond yesteday. Williams met bail Tuesday on state chages of attempted mude and conspiacy to commit mude in an alleged plot to have Doyle killed because of a stoy the epote wote Jan. S about Williams being chaged with possession of stolen popety. Weathe Cloudy today with a SO pecent chance of snow developing. Higs in the low and mid-20s. Light snow tonight. Low in the uppe teens and low 20s. Snow continuing tomoow with highs in the low 20s. Dy Satuday with a chance of snow Sunday and Monday. Highs in the 20s. Lows in the single digits Satuday. Lows Sunday and Monday in the teens. ~On Campus Today_ ~ 4 p.m. 6 p.m. lab semina, "photoisomeization of linea polyenes elated to vitamin a," d. walte h. waddell, canegie-mellon univ., sponsoed by adiation lab, conf. m. adiation lab. meeting, nd/smc council fo the etaded, oganizational meeting, lib. aud. 7:30 p.m. meeting, faculty senate, c.c.e. 8 p.m. basketball, nd vs. villanova, home. *The Obseve Night Edito: Steve Odland asst. Night Edito: Magi Bassil layout Staff: Mati Hogan Editoial layout: Maueen Flynn Spots layout: Paul Stevenson, Paul Mullaney Night Contolle: Madi Nevin day Edito: Cast of Thousands Copy Reade: Jack Pizzolato, Ann Gales Ad layout: Geg Tzupek Photogaphe: Ken McAlpine Blood supply lines close as weathe ceates emegency~ (AP)- Blood supplies fo much of cental and southen Indiana wee down shaply as cold, snowy weathe kept mobile units off the oads and potential donos indoos. A spokesman fo the Ameican Red Coss at Louisville, Ky., which seves hospitals acoss southen Indiana, said elective sugey was cancelled at many hospitals. "It's citically low," said Jim Allen assistant administato of the blood pogam. "We'e meeting the emegency needs, and that's about all we can do." The Community Blood Bank at Indianapolis, which seves 36 hospitals in 22 counties, said its supplies wee down SO pecent, with slightly moe than 300 units on the shelves yesteday moning. The cente declaed an emegency a week ago, when it an down to just 20 units of fesh blood. Alice Jaett, public elations diecto of the Indianapolis cente, said the cente needs 300 units of blood a day to handle shipments a day, but thee blood daws outside the city have been.insuance discimination defended duing the sub-committee heaings / W ASIDNGTON (AP] An insuance industy spokesman conceded yesteday that some of the pooest people have to pay the highest ates fo automobile insuance, but he said it is unealistic to ask companies to solve the poblem by ovechaging moe pospeous pesons. "It is geneally tue that cas gaaged in majo cities geneate the highest insuance losses and ae chaged the highest auto insuance ates," Donald L. Jodan, assistant vice pesident of the Alliance of Ameican Insues, told a Senate subcommittee. "Unfotunately, the people who have to pay these high ates include some of the pooest as well as some of the moe affluent segments of ou national population." - Jodan said this ceates a dilemma fo insuance companies, which ae equied by law to base thei ates on expected exposue to loss but "ae subjected to enomous political and egulatoy pessue to keep thei ates at an affodable level, even if this means delibeately ovechaging some goups." "The insuance industy alone cannot esolve this dilemma,'' he said. "It is totally unealistic to expect pivate businesses, opeating in a competitive maket, to delibeately ovechage some customes in ode to be able to sell to othe goups of consumes at below cost." TO THE $Al JAN It 1:(J(J P AM PIT Jodan was on of seveal industy witnesses who defended ate classifications based on sex, age, occupation, maital status and geogaphy as the Senate Judiciay subcommittee on citizens' ights wound up two days of heaings. J. Robet Hunte, acting fedeal insuance administato, agued that consumes buying insuance face ''a wholly disciminatoy stuctue." Hunte said existing ate classifications ae "a signal to the consume that he might bette move his home, may, get olde o change jobs." canceled this week because of bad weathe. '"It's still below nomal, but it is at a safe level," she said. "This is not to say we won't be in an emegency state by Monday. We hope not, but the weathe does affect us. We can't get the mobile units out and the donos can't come in." Allen said the Red Coss' Louisville blood cente had just 7S units on hand,. compaed with a nomal supply of 1S0-300 units. The supply in hospitals seved by the cente was down about SO pecent, he said, because "we've missed all blood uns this week." Many egional hospitals esoted to dawing blood fom emegency donos, Allen said. The cente seves about SO hospitals, including about 20 acoss Indiana, south of Bloomington. Allen said one mobile unit dew about 100 units of blood in Columbus, Ind. Tuesday, about one thid of what the cente nomally daws pe day. "We should be able to have a nomal day again tomoow (Thusday)," he said. At Evansville, which was buied unde moe than a foot of snow this weeks, the Ohio Valley Blood Bank epoted its supplies had dwindles dwindled the last two days to about 70 pecent of nomal. "That's still adequate at this time," said James Shaw, diecto of the cente, which seves ten counties in Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky. this f;iday and evey fiday 5 :15 mass & suppe RICHARD DREYAJSS MARSHA MASON Junio Class Paty At Guiseppes Restauant 713 E. LaSalle This Sat. Jan pm lam The Obseve 11 publlslutd Mondey though Ftdey except dunng eum end vautlon peiods. T.,e Obseve Is published by the students of Note Deme end Selnt Mey's College. Subsciptions mey be pudlesed to 120 pe yee (11 0 pe semeste) tom The Obseve, P.O. aox Q, Not,.. Deme, lndlene 4UU. Second dell poatqe peld, Not,.. Oeme, lndlene, 4UU. The Obseve Is membe of the Allocletlld ~~~. All,..poduction 1ghta.,..,..aeved. NOTRE DAME SAINT MARY'S THEATRE ANNOUNCES TRYOUTS FOR A TOUCH OF THE POET by Eugene 0' Neill Thus. Jan 19th 7 :30-0' Laughlin Callbacks, Fi. Jan 20th 7 :30 Uttle Theate OPEN TO ALL ND-SMC STUDENTS All The Bee You Can Dink Fo $1 Class T -shits on sale $4.00

3 ~-~ Thusday,Januay 19, 1978 the obseve 3 Sadat halts peace talks with Isael [AP] - Egyptian Pesident Anwa Sadat boke off talks with Isael on Wednesday, called his foeign ministe back to Caio and accused the Isaelis of delibeately blocking pogess towad a Middle East Peace. The sudden move by the Egyptian leade cast a pall ove the futue of the negotiations, which began at Sadat's initiative in Novembe. tion. Vance, who has been attempting Isaeli Pime Ministe Menahem Sawy said Sadat odeed Kamel A statement ead ove Egyptian to bidge the gaps between Isael Begin; to etun "immediately" because television said and Egypt in pivate talks with the ''The atmosphee which su- ''it became appaent fom the c~.te asked if it negotiatos, told epotes he fioes ounded the meetings cif'the politi~ would be possible to continue the 'declaations of Isaeli leades that talks fo a day o two, appaently not believe the talks have eached cal committee and the political Isael insists on pesenting patial an end;.. _ statements ~nd to give Secetay of State Cyus R. things like that had solutions that cannot lead to the Vance a chance to patch things up. ''I've been_ though a lot of _something to do with my :ecall," establishm_ent of a just and lasting intenational negotiations,,_ he he said,.. peace." The statement s.aid Sadat told said. "I've seen ilps and downs in Cate: "Isael wants land and not Isaeli Foeign Ministe Moshe Infomed of the Egyptian anpeace, which malk:es the negotiations useless." the past." payan, &tanding by Kamel afte.. nouncemeilt, Vance went to Ka- The Egyptian- annojlnceinent the meeting; said, "I'm vey soy mel's hotel oom, but thei meeting caught Vance _by supise;_ He was _ l_lbout Pesident Sadat' s decision." ended abuptly when Vance was An Isaeli Cabinet statement planning a din11e Wednesday _ Dayan said he was cetain that'~ called out to answe a phone call chaged that Egypt had "deluded - night fo Egyptian Foeign Minis- in a not long time we.wul fiid ways fom National Secuity Advise Pesident Cate telephoned Sa- itself' into thinking it could "foce te Mohammed Kamd to esuie negotiations." ~bigniew Bezezinski in Washingdat less than fou hous afte the upon Isael" its tems fo a ''It will be fo the pesident to The stat_ement on Egyptian tele- ton. - beakdown in the talks and Sadat Mideast settlement, and accused decided what and how the next vision did not say whethe. Cate -Sawy, his face gave as he ead told him the negotiations could Egypt of ''astonishing igidity'' in stage will take place,'' Kam~i said -:had pt0mised to ty to get Isael to the ecall statement ove Egyptian esume if Isael changed its posi- the bagaining. _ afte a 90 iinute meeting with chaige its_ llegotiatiig position. television, said Egypt's demands ~--. --'- _-_-_. -., But the statement said Cate fo total Isaeli withdawal fom -.,- -_ pesua,ded Sadat to cancel a decee Aab lands and self detemination f odeing that militay talks be~ fo the Palestinians - have not. -- tween Egypt in _Isael, set fo chaiged.. t t Thusqay in Caito, be suspended. Sawy s;tid Sadat has called an &. -.It was the fistoffic~al wod that emegency se~.sion ofthe People's J -._ Sa:dathadplannedto cut off diect Assembly, Egypt's paliament, fo t. t contact With the Isaelis entiiely,. Satuday to "place befoe the -- although thee was specuhltio_ i_ to epesentatives of the peqple all f l that effect afte Kamel'.s ecall. -- the facts of the situation. ' t. _ -~-.. _ Those talks w1ii teconvetie Sani-. lt was fom that same ostum day, the statement said.. -. tha:t- Sadat launched. the histoic. a. - The_talks wee "oontinulng. in a quest fo peace that bought hilll to ' ViCious cycle," 'Egyptian Infomil- Jetisaletn Nov. 19 fo a fist t ~ :tion Min.iste _ Abdel_ M 0 neim el damatic meeting With leades of t _l off on Caio television,. (ou was. t.j... - ' -. I. SllWJ said 'in announcing the beak-. tl:te _ n_ation his county fought in : t Q~atb~ ma vacation f.. -t.. by Maian Uli~y.. Union, _fagan was chaiman of its & j. _ senio Staff R«lpOte. cedit commi~~e fo.i nealy 35 ' '. A Note Dame 'student, a pofes- yeas. In addttton, be l)elonged to &./. f. soi; aid thee ahimii died duing th~ Ameican Assoxiation of Col- ' - the semeste beak. lege Pofessos and the Thid f : t Stephen F.-. Calonje, a: senki Ode of St. Dominic. _ A pe-med majo, was killed in a John F. Healy, a Chicago tavel t f taffic accident on Dec. 29. He was consultant and 1930 alumnus, died t t - ~studentlestde~ iti ~he Note Dame in Augustana Hospital on J:ln. 16. f t f onje, a dumme, played with the College of Business Administa- Jazz bands and 10 hts fouth: yea of He and his wife, Ramona Hayes wok with Ft. Geoge Wiskitchen; Healy, suppoted a tavel manage-.. assistant diecto cif bands. Cal- ment pogam in Note Dame's ' i. Note Dame Jazz Combo which tion. In 1969, they donated $1 f ',won an '.'outstanding".awad at the million to the Univesity fo the _ t ~C:olle'giate Jazz Festival two yeas constuction of the Hayes-Healy ago and also with the lage Note Cente to be used fo the new t f Dame Jazz Band. Pom New maste's in business a\iminista- O_ie_ ans, LA, he was a esident.of tion pogam. Healy an~ his wife f ṫ Howad Hall. have also contibuted in excess of & 6. Chistophe J. Fagan, associate $1 million to the Univesity of San ' f pofesso emeitus in economics, Fancisco, Loyola Univesity and & l died in his home on Jan. 12. Fagan De Paul Univesity fo a women's f was a Note Dame faculty membe esidence hall, an eye cliiic and an t t fo 35 yeas. He eceived his athletic cente, espectively. ' & \:lac_ helo: s degee fom_. Povidence Two fome membes of the ' ' CQllege tn 1928 and hts MA fom Note Dame Ski Team, Stanley & f. Catholic Univesity in t929. He Ripcho and Godon A. Wilson, died '. completed additional gaduate in a pivate aiplane cash on Dec. t t wokat Catholic Univesity in nea Spingfield, Mo. Ripcho, of a:nd $ev~-~.~s a pefect Of. ~li~ciplitle qeveblnd, Oh., gaduated in f - t and a membe of the Boad of Wilson, fom Salt Lake City, Ut. Pehaps sping will be ealy this yea and we will be seeing some geen in a few weeks f months? Student.Guidance. One.- of the will eceive his degee_ f yeas? [photo by Ken McAlpine] t fo~ndes ofthe Notebame'Cedit mously- this month. ~ ~.._.. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~.._.. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~... -,..-., '--~-~~----._,.--'--' ~--... Eyewitness epjots stolen ld:'s by Michael Kenahan boxes full of II>'s that wee sitting unguaded in the middle aea StaH Repote inside the tack. The witness stated that between An eyewitness epoted seeing about 5:30 and 6:30p.m. he noticed "a few" students take fall semes- that "some students wee going up te student ID's fom boxes left and looking though the boxes, behind at the ACC afte egista- picking some ID's up and then tion on Tuesday aftenoon. The taking them away. The boxes wee witness, who equested to emain ight out in the middle, no one anonymous, said that while he watching them o anything, like an aound the tack he saw they had been left fo the tash to seveal people ummage thouglj pick up,'' he added. *The Obseve an independent student newspape NEWS NEWS NEWS seving note dame a~1d st. may's The witness did not notify Secuity no was the Regista's _Office notified. Richad J, Sullivan, Univesity egista, said that he was not awae of any)d's being epoted stolen. Sullivan added that when.he asked his staf{ about the epoted incident he eceived only "blank staes" fom.them. Sullivan explained that the blue fall semeste ID's which wee collected at egistation wee to be put into the compesso at the ACC and destoyed. "And that was, to ou knowledge, being done when we bought all ou'_ emaining mateials back hee to the office. The boxes wee to be put though the compesso,'' Sullivan stated. The main feas of Univesity officials ae that the stolen. ID's might be used by people who ae not mc'lmbes of the Univesity community (the ID's ae valid until May 21 of this yea); o that Univesity students who ae minos might use stolen adult; ID cads in ode to gain entance into aea bas. Sullivan equested that any The bookstoe has povided students with a vaiety of ways to new infomation- a.bouat_ ' th_e sto_ Ie_ n _. s h ow o ff ou #1 t ean. [ p h.o t o b y~ K en MeAl pane ] J»?.S.. ~-1>~-.hi~::PP!~~JF-)Il,Y :,:,.,_k~.0::=::.~=~4:.::..:.=..:...:.:_::=:.J

4 ~ the obseve Thusday I Januay 19 I 1978nc:>-=-=-c~~=-=>=oC)I=-c::>CoC)I=-c:x=oC)I=-c::>CoC)I=-c::>CoC)I=<::>C~=<:~~=-c>=oc-c=-c:>-=-=-c=-c~ New hospital standads give moe local contol WASHINGTON (AP)- The-Cate administation evised its poposed national hospital standads yesteday to give local agencies, paticulaly in ual aeas, moe felxibility to decide how many hospital beds and what sevices ae needed in a community. The evised poposal, which follows an outpouing of moe than 55,000 lettes fom congessmen and the public, epesents a significant pullback fom "mandatoy standatds" poposed last Septembe when officials pedicted they would eliminate one of evey ten hospital beds in the county by Fomally called National Health Planning Guidelines, the poposed standads ae the fist attempt by the fedeal govenment to detemine an adequate level of hospital cae in the United States. As witten and now evised by the Depatment of Health, Education and Welfae (HEW), the guidelines sa11. thee should be fewe than fou ge.neal hospital beds fo 1,000 population in a community and that the aveage bed should be occupied at least 80 pecent of the time. Thee ae now about 4.4 beds pe l,000 nationwide and a 75 pecent occupancy ate. What makes the new poposal diffeent fom the old, as descibed by HEW Secetay Joseph A. Califano, J. at a news confeence Wednesday, is that moe oom has been left fo local health planning agencies to adjust the standads to thei own needs. This is paticulaly tue fo ual aeas, which aised the loudest objections to the Septembe daft because of suggestions by HEW officials and local hospital administatos that numeous ual hospitals and matenity wads would have to close. Califano made clea duing questioning that the guidelines give the fedeal govenment few weapons to use in tying to convince local agencies to go along with the fedealstandadsand no authoity to close hospitals o eliminate beds. One impotant change in the standads would ease an ealie equiement that metopolitan hospitals delive at least 2,000 babies a yea in ode to maintain an obstetical sevice. The evised poposal would lowe that to 1,500 deliveies fo hospitals equipped to deal with complications aising fom pegnancy and childbith and would exempt small, unsophisticated obstetical units that aen't equipped to deal with poblem deliveies to seiously ill newbons. Rathe than apply a specific standad to small unis, the evised guidelines encouage local agencies to develop sevices on a egional basis to ensue that patients can get the special facilities when poblems aise. Califano said because of the unusual public inteest, the depatment will accept futhe public comment on the issue and the evised poposal until Feb. 20 and will then publish final guidelines by Mach 6. Comments may be addessed to Office of Planning, Evaluation and Legislation, Health Resouces Administation, Cente Building, Room 1022, 3700 East West Highway, Hyattsville, Md Dial diffeently fom ND-SMC Telephone calls made fom Note Dame to St. May's will now equie that 4-1 be dialed befoe the fou-digit numbe. The dialing pocedue was changed because Note Dame will eceive new telephone numbes that will begin with the numeal 4. Calls made fom St. May's to Note Dame will still follow the pocedue of dialing 2 befoe the fou-digit numbe. Pick-up you RA foms Tomoow is the deadline fo picking up Resident Assistant application foms, accoding to F. Gegoy Geen, assistant vicepesident fo Student Affais. Application foms ae available in the Student Affais Office, located in Room 315 of the Administation Building. Geen stated that applicants must etun the completed foms along with thee ecommendations to the Student Affais Office no late than Monday, Jan. 30. Final selection of Resident Assistants will be made by ealy Apil..~ Yes it's back to the books at ND but not befoe it's back to lines....will they neve end? [photos by Ken McAlpine] \ \.\ i ENGAGED? You can complete you Pe Cana (Catholic pe-maiage equiement) one of two ways though ou office. 1.) Reteats Januay Febuay ) Host Couple Registe with us at least thee months pio to the wedding. Pogam concludes on Mach 31. Campus Ministy Office 1 03 Memoial Libay ( o 28:J-8832) ;::;f);, ~ SPECIALLY SELECTED, FAMOUS NAME JEANS&TOPS Fee jeans! Fee tops! With no limit but the sky. Evey one you buy, you get one fee. The Januay Fee Jeans Sale. Offe expies Jan. 31.JUST.IEAN~ SCOTTSDALE MALL South Bend, l

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6 *The Obseve an independent student newspape seving note dame and st. may's The Obseve is published by students of the Univesity of Note Dame and St. May's College. It does not necessaily eflect the policies of eithe institution. The news is epoted as accuately and.as objectively as possible. Editoials epesent the opinion of a majoity of the Editoial Boad. Commentaies, opinions and lettes ae the views of thei authos. Column space is available to all membes of the community, and lettes ae encouaged to pomote the fee expession of vaying. opinions on campus. EDITORIAL BOARD Mati Hogan Edito-in-Chief Matha Fanning Managing Edito Bob Bink Asst. Managing Ed Kathy Mills Executive Edito Maueen Flynn Editoial Edito Bab Beitenstein Exec. News Edito Jean Powley St. May's Edito Katie Kewin New,.s Edito Bab Langheny News Edito Paul Stevenson Spots Edito Pat Cole Special Pojects Ed. Tony Pace Featues Edito (PNj ~At alafi on.5 J/ \?v.:t '(Du. :J3 K.oKE M'i!fRou.D Ul. IIE.4Rf Business Manage Sue Quigley Advetising Manage Steve Bonomo Poduction Manage Kaen Chiames BoxQ Note Dame Ind Copy Edito joan Femeau Photo Edito Leo Hansell ~ ~ Thusday, januay 19, 1978 Automatic dakness in O'Shag Dea Edito: Ove hee in O'Shaughnessy Hall, this noble bastion of intelligence and wisdom, somebody has begun to eplace classoom on-off light switches with automatic times. The idea, I guess, is to save enegy by making sue that the lights go out afte classes ae ove, whethe o not we absentminded intellectuals emembe to tun them off. Tqesdays and Thusdays, most ats-and-lettes-type classes un fo an hou and fifteen minutes. The new times--at least the ones in the classooms I use--can only be set fo one hou, maximum. I think thee may be a poblem hee. somewhee. Maybe someone with an engineeing degee can figue it out. I'd ty to figue it out myself, except all the lights just went out fou-fifths of the way though my gaduate semina, and I can't see enough to do the figuing. Bob Keby Associate Pof., Histoy NCAAandKY: whee wee NO eps? P.O. Box Q students who wee diving a Winebago to Dallas to the Cotton Bowl, but they stopped off in Louisville fo the basketball game on thei way. If they could, why couldn't some cheeleades have done the same thing? Afte being asked by scoes of people "Did Note Dame just have cheeleades fo football?" o as someone said (tongue in cheek) only the nationallytelevised games like U.C.L.A., Maquette, etc. etc. at home, we finally gave up tying to excuse them. But then we wee hit by something that does need an explanation - The NCAA Tounament! We tun to you to see if you can get an answe. Evey single basketball team in the Regionals, the Semi-Finals, and the Finals of the ~CAA tounament has its cheeleades thee. With the most obvious exception of Note Dame! Note Dame, the school that is supposed to be "Class" all the way, one of the best colleges in the nation, so pestigious, etc. Yet they have no one epesenting them, but fans who ae lucky enough to get tickets, and of couse a Pue Class Basketball team, and Coaching Staff! We ealize it is sping beak at that time (usually) and the cheeleades have to be off to Floida, o someplace, anyplace, but the basketball tounament! Question: Couldn't thee be two sepaate cheeleading squads? One fo football; and one fo basketball? And shouldn't a equiement be that they have to epesent the school and the student body at the NCAA Basketball Tounament? The team could sue use thei suppot (as evidenced by some comments made afte the Dea Edito: Kentucky game). It's stange the We ae witing this lette to the cheeleades you have now can edito and staff of The Obseve always make the Bowl Game - be it because maybe you can get some Cotton, Suga, o Oange - fo the answes to some questions that no football team, but can't make a one else seems able to, so fa. Basketball tounament that is just We attended the Note Dame _ as impotant to that team (and by Kentucky basketball game in the way bings in some $$ also!). louisville this past Dec. 3l and Admittedly the football team is the wee embaased by the lack of big money-make at Note Dame epesentation by the Univesity of and supposedly the "glamou". N I AI h h h spot, but we and many, many ote Dame t oug t ee wee othes feel the basketball team is many Note Dame fans who attended (scatteed as they wee just as good, and they cetainly thoughout the "Neutal" cout!), bing in thei shae of the money, whee wee the cheeleades? - Dallas, of couse; the mascot tool We attend all home football again Dallas; the pep band, who games, and usually at least one knows? We met some Note Dame away game each season. Still we attend all basketball games at home also, and when tickets ae available to an out of town game also, and we do get tied of tying to excuse the lack of epesentation at such a "Class" Univesity as Note Dame is supposed to bel So the questions emain thus - Can thee be two cheeleading squads o not? And most Impotantly, can thee be epesentation at the NCAA tounament? M. & Ms. Hank Mees South Bend, Indiana Edito's Note: Cheeleade Co Captain Sue Olin told The Obseve yesteday that the cheeleades wee unable to attend the NCAA tounament last yea and the ecent Kentucky game because of a lack of funds. The Cheeleades ae patially funded by student activities, but must ean ove half thei expenses themselves. Olin said that the squad's policy has always been to attend away football games and as many away basketball games as they can affod. Tavel expenses to away football games ae fequently subsidized by local alumni goups, Olin said. The cheeleades' ecent tip to St. Bonaventue game was funded by an alumni goup, she added. Olin emphasized that the squad's absence fom most away basketball games "is not fo want of enthusiasm.'' Commission thanked fo fine film fest Dea Edito: We would like to take this oppotunity to thank the Movie Commission of the Student Union fo the geat job they did last semeste. The selection has been divese and entetaining. This is a teific sevice povided fo the student body. It's geat not having to go off campus to see good films. We hope that the same level of quality will be maintained in the coming semeste. Gey Kwiatkowski WURochl DewPaluf Danny MiliCh Above is a facsimile of a "lette" sent to The Obseve by a philosophically-inclined Longhon fan In Maina Del Rey, Califonia. The oiginal was dawn on newspint in oange and geen cayon. opinion~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Ou Lady's new lights iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mitchell mooe. I would like to offe belated but heaty congatulations to the Univesity of Note Dame fo the magnificent beams of light that each night bathe the golden dome of the administation building in such splendid billiance. I am cetain that this timeless symbol of the Note Dame community, when seen in such dazzling splendo, bings teas of joy and nostalgia to many alumnus' eyes. Nevetheless, I feel that pehaps the secuity pesonnel esponsible fo this lighting display have eed somewhat in thei decision to so bightly illumine ou beloved dome. I feel this way pimaily because of the fact that not a single instance of ape has occued on the top of the dome in seveal decades. And pesently, I feel that the possibility of ape being attempted thee is extemely emote. Passing by the Administation building seveal times daily in my fou months hee at Note Dame, I cannot help but notice that the membes of the ND-SMC community do not congegate on the ampats and the dome pope. Futhemoe, the pospect of a potential apist luking in the shadows of the bastions beneath the dome appeas unlikely.. If the lighting was concentated hee solely to pevent the figue of Ou Blessed Mothe atop the dome fom being violated, I feel that such a pecaution was unnecessay. An attempted ape of Ou Lady of the Lake would be ineffectual at best, meely fom the fact that she is well ove 15 feet tall, while most apists ae unde six feet six inches. In view of these elaboate safety pecautions taken on behalf of the dome itself, I feel that pehaps othe aeas of the Note Dame and St. May's campuses deseve adequate potection fom apists also. Rumo has it that the possibility of a ape occuing on the oad connecting the St. May's and Note Dame campuses is seveal times geate than the chances of one occuing on the dome. Accodingly, I have devised a simple, inexpensive, and pactical plan to emedy this situation. My solution is this: 1. Remove fou of the six high-intensity lights which illuminate the dome, leaving two othe lights to shine on only the font of the dome. (Most alumni don't eve see the back of the administation building anyway.) 2. Puchase feet of extension cod. (Available at any hadwae stoe fo about $. 79/6- foot length. Total cost involved: $320/2400 feet. 3.Connect the extension cod up to the fou lights and place these lights at stategic points along the afoementioned oad. The extension cod could be stung fom tee to tee, and each light could be suspended ove the oad by means of a stout cable bolted to a tee on each side of the oad. This I believe, would keep installation costs well unde $1000. The benefits would be incalculable! The billiant oange light that would flood the oad would be a deteent to even the most deviant apist. And the monetay sacifice would be mino in compaison with the annual budget of the Univesity. All my life I have been told by alumni, counselos, and fiends that Note Dame has always demonstated an unflagging espect fo the welfae of its students. Fou months ago, I aived hee with these wods inging in my eas; I have yet to be disillusioned. Accodingly, I undestand that this "light pioity" poblem (no pun intended) which I have mentioned above, is an unconscious ovesight on the pat of the Univesity. Having been made awae of the poblem, I am confident that the people esponsible fo this eo in judgement will ectify the situation as soon as humanly possible.

7 ---., ~ ---- '.-:- -;::--.. ~ -:---:--c..,..., '. :....~.... ' : ' :.. Thusday, Januay 19, 1978 the obseve 7 New dining hall system Fielf'Jen miss thei dogs t 0 eli m i n ate I() n g n 11 e S ST. LOUIS.[APl - When St. They esponded angily that the spokesmen fo those oganizations Louis' fie ehief banished dogs dogs gave them companionship said. by PhD Russo t~ dining bali will ~un out.of food fom tfte city'!! ~l fiehouses in the duing lulls and seved as watch- ' By yesteday, the Globe-Dem- Note Dame students will soon fo any given me;i.l.. dead of winte, he set fiemen dogs when fie fightes wee at ocnt epoted, all the dogs had be usq1g a ne~ system in the fwo Miiiy othe scb<>qls have em- snali.ng wittl ~get and citizens fies. been taken in by families in the dining halls that will not only ployed similin machines. fo thei howling in potest, By Wednes- The dog fight caught the fancy of aea. peven~ misuse of jdimtificatl.on dining facilitie&: M:a'qtiefte Uni- day, a shocked J?Opulace had the local news media, and the Victo Maue, field diecto of cads fo dining puposes but Will V"e!!icy has. "not: ilnly pevented adopted all the mascots. public became involved _ patie- the Human Society, said his office decease the waiting time in food misuse of identification cads.but. Fie ChiefChaies R Kampad. ulaly afteit was epoted Tuesday eceived moe than 350 calls on Jines.. has saved money by using the evicted the dogs. last week, saying l that fou new bon puppies had Tuesday alone. Robet Robinson,. senio fqod machbt s. he was enfocing a 30"yea~O.ld city fozen to death afte thei mothe Kampad said he eceived about sevice diecto fo the univesity, Robinson was unsue ofthe cost odinance aga:iit.st mascots in the was tuned out of Engine House calls himself - the iate kind - stated that machines will now of the machmes. He stated tliat fiehouses. and theats on his life. Then he got check LD. cads, thus eliminating they should be in use s0<>n though. He also said he was woied that Most of the 20 to 30 fiehouse himself an unlisted phone numbe. the waiting peiod bt food.jine,s. Ptobl.ems wjth th~ hadwae have atiimals ung~~. might delay mascots ae a fa cy fom the Even now, though, the issue Robinson said that the new na- kept. them ft:om being used aleady. fiemen's espo~se to calls. taditional pue bed Dalmatian, does not seem dead. chines will not eliminate tne need. When an J.D. cad is. inseted in And, he said, the dogs could but that seemed to make little Aldeman Vincent C. Schoemehl e~pose the city to law suits.should diffeence. says he will intoduce a. esolution they bite soni~ne; Hundeds called the fie depat- at Fiday's aldemanic session But the. fiemen wee having ment, the Humane Society of asking Kampad not to enfoce the none of it. Missoui and the newspapes, eviction ode. -, ~ fo student checkes because they the new machine, it wiil give one. 0. will be etained to check the fou esponses: "valid;" ''einset pictues on the cads. This, he said cad,'' ''not valid" and "secoid. will help pevent misuse of!.d.'s, use not valid.'' This will peyent since wokes wee peviously un-. the beae fom enteing the dinin able to check both pictues and hall fo the second time in 'iat meal numbes. meal peiod. Robinson added that the goals Accoding to Rolbinson, a lette fo Saga Food Sevice include to.the students will be sent out planning the food supply with the explaining the ules fo the use of achines, making it less likely that. the machines.. Cabot Copoation estabushes guest pofessoship at ND The Cabot Copoation of Boston, MA, has established the Cabot Guest Pofessoship in the Depatment of Metallugical Engi" neeing and Mateials Science at Note Dame. The position will allow pacticing Senio Enginees to inteact in the classoom and laboatoy with. undegaduate engine.eing. stu-. dents. The initial peiod of the pofessoship is one semeste, althotjgh its duatiop may be extended to two yt:as. WHERE WILl. YOU GET THE MC)NEY FOR MEDICAL SCHOOL? Tub.es Qf a-dium located in junk MERIDIAN Miss. (h)- Eight said. "Ou people assume that the on;" said state health office Alton stainless steel tubes holding dan- needles inadvetently got into the Cobb. "That's simply not tue." geous doses of adioactive adium stuff that was sold to the junk Souces who asked not to be Wee found amid. the. debis in a company." identified had said late Tuesday junkya!d yesteday, six days _afte Hospital administato Chad that Meidi~n authoi~es and. state they disappeaed fom a hospital. Mogan said ealie that authoities health offic1als had w1thheld mfo-. A fe~ hous ealie, state offi- had not "left anything untuned ~ation ab?ut ~he missing adioacclals sa1d they had been unable to and as fa as can be detemined, t1ve mate1al smce last Thusday. tack ~ow~ t~e tu~es, each the peson o pesons emoving ~ut State Sen. S~n~y _Ste_ckle, of wh1ch ts JUst mches long and this mateial have eithe seceted it chamnan of the M1ss1sslpp1 Rahol~s a ten tnillhnete long piece of o disposed of it. d~ation Advisoy Council, also deadmm. They denied thee had been an M "d M "d" th. f ogan s~.. en Ian/~ ~~h med any coveup. Steckle said that he was infoattempt to keep news of the tes,. alea P yslct!fiansd an ea med of the missing adium Tuesmtssmg.. :a d" tum f om th e pu. bl" 1c. offic1a th s wee d" no 1 e d as soon as d ay d unng. a counc il mee t" mg an d a t Ed. Fuente, diecto of the Mis- e 1 oss was tscovee the time felt thee was no need fo sissippi Boad of Health's Radio- Radium is used in the teatment a public statement because appological Health division, and an of some cances, but. can be.piate steps had been taken to assistant found the adium at the dangeous when not contolled. locate the mateial. St. LOuis Junk Co., accoding to The tubes, o needles, can be Steckle said his council acknowboad spokesman Sam Maby. opened so that a _sm~ll hoi~ p~mits I edged that health officials had "All of the needles ae now ecape of the admm s adiation. taken appopiate action to insue accmitite!l fo/' Maby said. "I don't see how anyone can say the safety of the hospital patients Nine of the containes wee discoveed missing fom a locked thee has been a coveup going and the community..oom at Jeff Andeson Memoial Hospital on Thusday. One was quickly. discoveed in the hospital paking lot. The othes wee found afte officials. emembeed that "The hospital commonly sells scap metal to the company and that the oom whee the needles had been stoed was vey junky,"maby Fou yeas of medical school is goilg to cost a bundle. Whee will it come fom? A lot of students dop out of medical school because the money simply uns out. Will this happen to you? The U. S. Navy Health Pofessions Scholaship Pogam could be you answe. The Navy pays full tuition, books and all fees. Then gives you $400 a month to help with pesonal expenses while you ae in school. And it's all tax fee. This is a scholaship pogam that is based entiely upon scholastic standing and not pesonal need. 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8 ~ ~~ ~ 8 the obsene Thusday, januay 19, 1978 Inaugual tust fund ceate~fom excess $ W ASIDNGTON [API Futue pesidents, Republicans as well as Democats, can have bigge and bette inauguations because of a $700,000 tust fund announced Wednesday by Pesident Cate's 1977 inaugual committee. Badyl L. Tiana, co-chaiman of the Cate committee, told epotes at the White House that the new "Jimmy Cate Inaugual Tust" should povide at least $ to $150,000 evey fou yeas to help finance all futue pesidential oath-taking celebations. Tiana said ceation of the tust was made possible because the Cate inaugual collected $820,000 Heisle to pesent voice ecital Sopano Catheine Heisle will pesent he senio voice ecital in the Little Theate at Saint May's on Sunday at 8 p.m. Heisle. fom Houston, Texas, will be accompanied by Ann Addis, pianist and hapsichodist. He pogam will include songs of Handel. Rossini. Wolf. Schubet, Debussy and Bitten. Also appeaing in the pogam will be Rachel Ro\_VIand, violinist. Joan McCathy,. <_:ellist; and Susan Tully. clainetist. Heisle's ecital is pesented in patial fulfillment fo a bachelo of music in applied voice. She is a student of Susan Stevens, chaiman of the music depatment. The ecital is open to the public without chage. Welcome to Windom's wold William Windom will appea at Washington Hall next Tuesday at 8 p.m. Windom, who won an Emmy fo his ole on NBC's My Wold and Welcome to It. will pefom selections fom James Thube's epots, stoies and fables. Admission to the Student Unionsponsoed pefomance is $1 at the doo. moe than it spent. In addition to putting at least $700,000 into the tust, the Cate committee will make an outight, unesticted gift of $100,000 to whateve committee handles the pesidential inaugual in Tiana said the gift fo 1981 caies fowad a ecent tadition, noting that the Cate committee was given $96,000 fom suplus funds geneated by the 1973 inaugual of fome Republican Pesident Richad M. Nixon. Thee will be stings tied to the lage amount that will be geneated by the Cate tust. The money can be spent only fo inaugual events and failities available to the geneal public. Thee can be no spending, fo example on invitational balls that geneally attact only- the paty faithful and patisan "fat cats." Tiana suggested tust funds could be used fo fee concets and dances, fo fee tanspotation fo inaugual cowds, and to pay fo keeping local museums open beyond nomal hous - all activities that wee sponsoed last yea by Cate's inaugual committee. The tust, he said, will guaantee that "fo all times in the futue, inauguations can be public celebations in the most nonpatisan chaacte possible." Unde the tems of the tust the fund will be administeed as a non-pofit, nonpatisan copoation. The tustees hadly have a non-patisan complexion, howeve. They include the pesident's son, Chip, and thee othes associated with the Cate campaign and administation. They ae Tiana, A.D. Fazie, a vice pesident of Atlanta's Citizens and Southen National Bank and onetime aide to esigned budget chief Bet Lance; and David S. Smoak, vice pesident of the Expot-Impot Bank and comptolle of Cate's inaugual committee. The copoate tustee is the Fulton National Bank of Atlanta whose pesident, Godon Jones, was a co-chaiman of the 1977 inaugual committee. Afte tavelling many a mile these tieless fans helped boost ND to sweet.victoy ove UT Longhons. [photo by Doug Chistian] Cleay joins Boad of Tustees Catheine B. Cleay, chaiman ot eligious community to a goup of pesident and chief executive thl' boad and chief executive pedominantly lay tustees, headed office in 1970 and assumed he oftice of the Fist Wisconsin Tust by Edmund A. Stephan, a Chicago ct::-ent position in He name Company in Milwaukee, has been attoney. She is the fouth woman is invaiably found on lists of the elected to the Univesity's Boad of cuently holding a position on the most influential women in Ame- Tastees. Boad. ican society. A 1937 gaduate of the Unive- She has been active in a vaiety Cleay, who eceived an honoa': doctoate in law fom Note law degee in 1943 fom the oganizations, ani! is a diecto o sity of Chicago who eceived he of civic, educational and cultual Dame last May, becomes the 41st Univesity of Wisconsin, Cleay /the Ameican Telephone and Telepacticed law fo fou yeas befoe_: gaph Company; the Geneal Mot m.'mbe of Note Dame's Boad, which was ceated in 1967 when joining the Fist Wisconsin Tus os Copoation; Kaft, Inc.; the govenance of the Univesity was Company in She was made~ Kohle Co. and Nothwesten Mutvice pesident in 1954, pesident i~ ual Life Insuance tansfeed fom the Holy Coss Company..... We ae pleased to announce M. Lay has JOined the staff of The Knights. Expetly tained tn men's hai styling, he mvites all fnends & customes to (WITH THIS AD) MEN'S HAIR STYLING By Ktt.. 01t'UJ 1 o( $100 OFF ANY SERVICE WITH MR. LARRY ONLY Tke KHigld'G Teace Lane Lowe Level Tues. & Wed. Thus. & Fi. Sat o Who ae you, telling us how to un ou business? It takes a lot of confidence to come fesh out of school and begin telling us how to do things. On the othe hand, it takes an unusual company to povide the kind of envionment whee that can happen, but that is exactly the envionment you'll find at Scott Pape. We constantly seach fo people who have the ability to espond to challenge and think fo themselves, those with the initiative and desie to seek altenatives, the skill and couage to convince othes that thee ae bette ways and who aen't afaid to expess thei ideas. At Scott, we admie an aggessive stance because we ae an aggessive company. You can make you own oppotunities with us... and we'll pove it. Contact you placement office fo infomation. SCOII an equal oppotunity employe, m/f

9 f Chai set up fo tustee A million dolla gift to establish a chai in senio vice pesident of Paine, Webbe, the memoy of he late husband was Jackson and Cutis in Chicago, last July. announced today by Ms. Robet L. Radin, a Radin's association with Note Dame South Bend bank holding company executive. back to that of he fathe, and it The endowed pofessoship will be named when he late husband was ""'nnint t'l the Olive C. Camichael, J., Chai in Univesity's Lay Boad of Tustees in Govenment and Intenational' Studies in She suceeded he mothe as head hono of the chaiman of the boad of Women's Advisoy Council in 1968 and Associates Copoation of Noth Ameica, who the Advisoy Council fo the College died in and Lettes when the Univesity Camichael was a tustee of Note Dame coeducatioiilal on the undegaduate level and seved as national chaiman of its $ He own education was at W.. nj'ii'' ':'''"'':?: million development campaign which ended in Belmont School in Nashville, He held a Ph.D. in public law and College, Biacliff Mano, NY and govenment fom Columbia Univesity and May's College. seved fou yeas as pesident of Convese Active in civic affais, Radin is a membe 011 }'>iii College, Spatanbug, SC. the Boad of Govenos and "The Camichael Chai will be a lasting Committee of the United Way of tibute to a man who~ contibutions to Note tustee of both Convese College and Dame, the suoundmg community and the Stanley Clak School, having seved state wee immense duing his lifetime," pesident of the boad of the latte fo commented F. Theodoe M. ( Hesbugh, yeas;' chaiman of the Goveno's Univesity pesident. Committee on Title XX; a Radin is the fome Enestine M. Mois, Chambe o:f Commece of South uo;;uu LnJ:>JJIA"Jl:,,,."', eceived daughte a of law Enest degee M. fom Mois. Note He Dame fathe in waka past pesident and the Indiana of the Uban Foum,,Coalition Inc. She of is St. ~,, ;, 1906 and late founded Associated Investment Joseph County. Company. In 1952, Mois and his wife, Ella, As co-chaiman of Note Dame's wee the benefactos of the Mois Inn. campaign, Radin has taveled Shotly afte the death of he husband, speaking to small goups of potential Radin assumed his position as chaiman of tos at Univesity functions in majo the Boad of FBT Bancop, the paent fom coast to coast. copoation fo South Bend's Fist Bank and In a ec(mt epot, she and fellow tustee Tust Company. John T. T. Ryan, chaiman of the dive She also was elected to Note Dame's Boad epoted that 62 pecent ofthe goal -o $80 of tustees and is co-chaiman of the million- ha.d been committed to the Univesity's cuent fund-aising pogam. since its launching last Apil. The "The Campaign fo Note Dame," which Chai is the j 20th endowed pofessoship seeks $130 million, most of it in pemanent set up at the Univesity since the canp1ugn1 : > ondowmont. ShocUTiod Robot L. Radin, a ta<tod. I - II I Cate chooses judge as next diectq of FBI WAS HI. ~GTON (AP)- Pesident Cate ha~ chosen U.S. Cicuit Judge William H. Webste to be the next FBI diecto, administation souces said last night. Webste, 53, of St. Lo~>is won a stong ecommendation fom Attoney Geneal Giffin Bell and Cate ageed with Bell's choice, the souces said. The White House is expected to make the fomal announcement today. Webste must win Senate confimation befoe taking ove the FBI fom Diecto Clae:11ce M. Kelley, who is sc:teduled to etie Feb. 15. The choice of the Missoui judge Madi Gas cons1tuction to stat Constuction fo Madi Gas '78 begins this Satuday with a meeting of all booth chaimen at 10:30 a.m. followed immediately by the commencement of constuction in Stepan Cente. This yea's Madi Gas theme will be Expo ND. The annual canival, sponsoed by the Note Dame Chaities, will be designed as a eplica of the 1965 New Yok Wold's Fai. Madi Gas will consist of 21 booths divided into thee sections:, an intenational village, a canival and copoate exhibitions. Exhibits such as a Swiss. Cuckoo Clock, a Tunnel of Love and an IBM compute will be lolcated in the espective sections. Accoding to Ma1di Gas Chaiman Dan Haugh, "This yea's Madi Gas will have a tue canival atmosphee in keeping. with the occasion. Expo ND will "HOW c~~n I MAKE MY LIFE WORTHWHILE?" One way may be to live within the Augustinian Ft!'lltemlty. When you come to live with us, you obutve and paticipate In ou community life fo seveal yeas befoe making a final commitment. You obseve that '" ae a eligious community following the chalsm of St. Augustine and "that togethe and with one heat In ~othehood and spiitual fiendship, we seek and woship God and that we labo In the sevice of th t people of God." We seve In colleges, high schools, IJH!lshes, foeign missions, campus ministies, eteats, hospitals and militay chaplaincies. WANT MORE INFORMATION? CONTACT: Fathe Bill Wates, O.S.A. VIllanova Univesity P.O. Box 338 VIllanova, PA (215) Nam ~ Adde City State: -"'-Zip School o Occ.,..,ge, Phone. and fome fedealposecuto ends continues majo changes in its Cout of Appeals which ' andles the administation's yea long opeations and ecoves fom dis- cases fom seveal midwesten seach fo an FBI chief willing to closues of past wong doing. states. seve a 10 yea tem, the maximum In St. Louis, Webste said he had The pesident and Lc:ll chose pemitted by law. not been notified of the appoint- Webste ove U.S. Distict Judge ment. "I only know what I've Fank McGa of Chicago. Bell had Bell had insisted on a 10 yea head ove the adio. I plan to go to naowed the field to those two commitment to povide the bueau wok tomoow," he said.,afte Cate's fist nominee, U.S. with continuity in leadeship as it Webste's. fiends and pofes- Distict Judge Fank Johnson of sional ccolleagues descibed him as Montgomey, Ala. bowed out last intelligent, fai-minded and witty. 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10 10 the obseve Thusday, Januay 19, 1978 Homecoming long awaited by Iish by Gegoy Solman Spots Wite Tuesday night, it matteed little that Manhattan College was neithe Kentucky, no San Fancisco no even Indiana. The game was not paticulaly exciting. The vacation blues wee behind the team. The scoe was academic, and the win, an espected one. What matteed was that the Iish wee back in South Bend, and Digg~ Phelps. substituting twenty fou times thoughout the game, made sue that each playe on his bench was made well awae of that fact. Dave Batton celebated with 24 points and 13 ebounds. Rich Banning ejoiced with 16 points. Jeff Capente, stepping in fo the injued "Duck" Williams, commemoated the occasion with nine assists--a team high this season. With evey lofty jump-shot, with each blocked shot, with evey cowd-pleasing slam-dunk, the Iish seemed to be sounding thei appoval healding thei etun to this Emealdgeen City with a Doothy-like chous of "Thee's no place like home." The final scoe was The Jaspes of Manhattan actually had a lead when Jo-Jo Walte's unning one-bande connected fom fifteen feet, with fou minutes left in the fist half. Iish Feshman Tacy Jackson bought the Iish ight back, howeve, hitting on a jume fom the ight cone and dunking a Don Williams pass, fo the lead the Iish neve lost. "It's good to be back home, eal good," sounded Iish Coach Digge Phelps, "I think we got a lot accomplished by getting ou depth involved. Some playes haven't been coming though so we have to get mileage out of the othe playes." It was a needed win fo the Iish, who since thei Decembe 14loss to Indiana, had defeated St. Josephs', lost to Kentucky and San Fancisco and eeked out a win ove St. Bonaventue. INDIANA 67, NOTRE DAME, 66 On Decembe 14, the Iish took on an inspied Indiana team at Bloomington, and fell to the Hoosies Indiana knew that defeating hyped-up Note Dame would give them needed ecognition in the polls. "This is definitely a big lift to the Indiana pogam," commented Coach Phelps afte the game, ''They showed a lot of poise and confidence.'' "That's the way college basketball is this yea. Evey game you play, you come against someone who plays with intensity." Playing with the most intensity fo the Hoosies was Wayne Radfod, who collected clutch fee thows in the final seconds dwindling the Iish hopes to a paye by Kelley Tipuka at the buzze. Said Hoosie Coach Bobby Knight of Radfod, "I don't think I've eve been poude of a playe. NOTRE DAME 108, ST. JOSEPH'S 72 The Iish eceived an ealy Chistmas pesent on Decembe 23, when they omped past hapless St. Joseph's, Dave Batton collected nineteen points, Don Williams had eighteen, and Olando Woolidge had sixteen. Rich Banning, Gil Salinas and Kelly Tipucka also scoed in double figues, as St. Joseph's came all undone and unwapped, a welcome gift. KENTUCKY 73, NOTRE DAME 68 It is not often that Note Dame loses the big ones, the ones that eally count, but they lost this one... on tlle scoeboad, at least. Pehaps it was that the Note Dame scouting staff had undeated Kyle Macy, who ended up with 18 points. Pehaps it was because Kentucky only missed thee foul shots. Pehaps it was the ten day layoff o the so-called neutal cout. Whateve the case, Note Dame left Feedom Hall with a highe shooting pecentage fom the field--and a five point loss.ken- ~:,. -~.,,_~-~ ; :~ The Iish expeienced a long and tiing Chistmas vacation on the oad. Afte defeating Manhattan Tuesday night, the Note Dame cages await anothe home clash tonight against Villanova. [photo by John Calcutt] tucky poved that it deseved to be numbe one. Kelly Tipucka's fifteen points wee a bight spot fo the Iish, the Feshman poving that he could poduce in the big game. "Duck" Williams docketted 12, Bill Laimbee had 10, and Rich Banning had 11 fo the losing effot. Macy's eight-staight points spaked the Kentucky victoy, afte Note Dame had comeback midway though the second half to take the lead. SAN FRANCISCO 79 NOTRE DAME 70 Note Dame's sta-cossed oad tip continued in Oakland Alameda Coliseum, whee the Iish met a talented San Fancisco team eage to avenge a steakbeaking loss they suffeed one yea ago. Unlike the pevious yea, howeve, the student body was not the most valuable playe. This yea, it was Bill Catwight, whose am miaculously healed, enabling him to lead the Dons to the gudgematch victoy, A poo fist half shooting pefomance by the Iish, coupled with a second half San Fancisco sput which saw the Dons outscoe the Iish 23-11, led to the Iish demise. Wynfod Baynes followed Catwight in scoing with 19 points. Hady and Jemison both had 14. Fo the Iish, "Duck" Williams led the attack with 17, Kelly Tipucka boxed 11 and Buce Flowes had 10. NOTRE DAME 79 ST.BONAVENTURE78 Dave Batton continued his excellent shooting, collecting 24 points, at key times, to lead the Iish past St. Bonaventue in a squeeke at Rockeste Wa Memoial Audito- '. ~1o,;. ium, Rich Banning, befoe foulingout midway though the second half,. found his outside shot and maked fo sixteen points. Bill Laimbee had 12 points fo the Iish and 11 ebounds, just one behind Batton who led the Iish in that stat as well as scoing. With six minutes left, St. Bonaventue scoed nine unansweed points, befoe two consecutive jumpes by Batton padded the Iish lead. Tenaciously, the Bonnies bounced back with a Hagan eight foot jumpe, making the scoe 79-78, but time and luck an out fo St. Bonaventue. Glenn Hagan led the Bonnies with 24. Commented Iish guad Rich Banning on the poo luck on the oad, "It is always extemely difficult to go on the oad whee evey team is looking fo the big win against the Iish. I'm confident that we'll now settle down and play bette basketball." lees pepae fo confeence action by Chip Scanlon Spots Wite Lefty Smith's Iish ices ae into the second half of thei season and looking back ove the fist half of the yea the Iish have come a long way. The schedule did not do the Iish any favos fo the fist fou weeks. A young team opened on the oad at Coloado College and let two games slip away in the closing minutes of the contests. Next came Michigan to the Athletic and Convocation Cente. enteing as the numbe one anked team in the county and leaving with two had fought victoies, S-3, 7-5. Then what had been a pedominantly injuy-fee season fo the Iish stated to change. Wisconsin, the defending national champion of collegiate hockey was Note Dame's next obstacle as they looked fo thei fist win of the season. Kevin Nugent ' as in the stands with a shoulde "juy and blueline John Fiedmann was in the infimay with mononucleosis. Julian Baetta held the Iish to two goals fo the weekend and Note Dame was still in seach of thei fist win with the light at the end of the tunnel still a long way off. The next stop was Denve, Coloado and the numbe of one anked Pionees. It stated out looking like it would be a long night as Denve aced out to a 3-0 lead with only 3:58 gone in the fist peiod. It looked like the Iish offense had finally gotten untacked. Don Jackson,/I'on Michalek, Geg Meedith and Ted Weltzin answeed as the Iish took the lead 4-3. But five goals by Denve ended the contest, 8-4. The next night Denve eally flexed thei offensive muscles and gave the Iish a sound thashing, 8-2. Finally the Iish won thei fist game against Michigan State and things stated to go well. Tey Faiholm got the winning goal on Fiday night and Len Mohe baed the doo in goal. What looked like a Stanley Cup Championship celebation ensued on the ice as the hon sounded. The Iish made it a clean sweep the next night, outing the Spatans. 10-2, while ten playes scoed one goal and fou ~ othes notched at least two assists. Michigan Tech was the next victim as Note Dame won its thid in a ow. Kevin Nugent scoed twice and Len Mohe stopped 39 shots to pace a 4-2 victoy. In a penalty filled contest the next night Don Faiholm got his fist goal of the yea, but the Huskies went on to win, 7-1. less than fou minutes left sent the game into ovetime. Mohe kicked out a beakaway attempt to Ted Weltzin and Weltzin fed Tey Faiholm who dilled the winne at 1:33 of the ovetime. It extended Note Dame's hot sting to five wins in six games and ended the schedule on a high note befoe the playes enteed examination week. Havad and Boston College wee the fist non-league oppon- I.,,.. "'"'>:>;""'"' ~:... ~#} ~ ents fo Smith's skates afte a hectic examination week. Havad took advantage of the Iish the fist night 4-3 despite a stong pefomance by sophomoe goaltende Geg Rosenthal. who was making this fist appeaance of the yea. The Boston College Eagles sped by the tied Iish the next night, 8-2, as Note Dame felt the effects of examination beak. Two weekends ago Note Dame stated afesh against the Minnesota Golden Gophes and became the fist team this yea to escape Williams Aena with a point in the.standings. Minnesota, 10-0 peviously, locked up with the Iish in a S-5 tie on Fiday night as Mohe made his 15th appeaance in ovetime with only one loss and Don Faiholm scoed two goals. John Peteson made 37 stops the next night but the loss of senio blueline Dan Byes and Kevin [continued on page 11] The Fighting Sioux of Noth Dakota invaded the ACC in the final two WCHA contests befoe Chistmas vacation. The Iish led 4-3 afte two peiods on goals by Nugent (2), Michalek and Steve Schneide and a scoeless thid peiod with Mohe stopping 42 shots gave the Iish thei fouth victoy in five outings. The next aftenoon Noth Dakota jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the fist peiod, but a detemined comeback led by ' cocaptain Dick Howe's two goals,.... Kevin Humpheys' powe play tally The Iish ic~s suffe~ed defeat last mght agamst Westen Machagan but etun to confeence play and Don Faiholm's tying goal with". :. tomoj:o.w nagbt agaanst..coloado College. (pho~o.fly Ooug CJl~kia)lJ...,.

11 Thusday, januay 19, 1978 the obstve 11 Tey Euick Captain's Cone A Memoable Season Way back in the Sping of 1977 we stated ou pepaation fo the upcoming season. We knew that we possessed the talent to poduce anothe National Championship team fo Note Dame, but we also ealized that the oad to being numbe-one was going to be filled with many challenges and advesities. Once Sping football ended, we wee left to go ou own ways and pepae individually fo the challenging season of Anytime an athlete is left to wok out on his/he own, a cetain inne dive takes ove which helps you to sacifice many things in ode to pepae fo what the futue holds. So it was this past summe fo all of us. We came back to school in mid-august eady and willing to make the sacifice equied to be numbe-one. The two-a-day pactices wee long and tiing, but we woked had, while always keeping -in mind ou goal. Befoe any of us knew it, the fist game against Pitt was a week away and what at one time seemed a deam was soon to be a eality. Opening the season against the defending National Champions was a thill in itself, but moe than that, it was an oppotunity fo us to pove ouselves. Although we did win the game, which is the most impotant thing, we didn't play vey well as a team and wee citicized by many people. The next week we lost to an up and down Mississippi team and fo some un~xplainable eason, I felt as though the loss took a Jot of pessue off the team, yet we wee definitely disappointed. The next week we had to come fom behind to beat Pudue and we eally began to feel as though things wee stating to come togethe. Afte we soundly defeated a good Southen Cal team, we had ou confidence going fo us and we knew that we could play with anybody in the county. Afte avenging last yeas' Joss to Geogia Tech and concluding the egula season with a win ove Miami, we set ou sights on playing Texas. We knew that if we wee going to get a cack at the National Title we would have to not only defeat Texas, but soundly beat them. Duing the weeks pio to the Cotton Bowl game we head about how geat Texas was and listened to all the talk by the news media. That is all it was- talk! Because we wee mentally, physically, and most of all emotionally eady to play this geat Texas team. Now eflecting back upon the game, I ealized that we may have been the only people in the stadium at the time that tuly believed that we could win, and win we did. Thinking about the game and season today gives me a geat 'sense of satisfaction because we accomplished what we had set out to do. We ovecame defeat, advesity, and injuies to become the National Champions and that is what it takes to be Numbe One. Although thee wee many fine individual effots that kept us going game afte game, it was a team effot that kept it all togethe. Most impotantly we wee a family that woked, sacificed and believed in ouselves. ND ices anticipate CC [continued fom page 10] well, assisting on a goal in the Nugent to fighting disqualifications pocess. Scott Cameon saw action hut the Iish anks and Minnesota at wing and defense while filling in went on to win, 4-1. Note Dame fo the missing skates. had lost Ted W eltzin ealie in the Last weekend the Iish shocked week to a shoulde sepaation, but the numbe one anked Denve eseve winge Tom Faell filled in Pionees, handing them thei Pa u I Stevenson:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::==:=====:=====:=:=:=:=:===:=:=====:=:=:===::::::::::================================================ ========================:=:=:=:=::::::::::::::::::::::=======:======:::::::::::::::::=:=:=:::::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=====================================:=:=:=!~~~~!o~:~! t!; ~~ 5i!~ ~~~~~ :~:1 - 'The Iish Eye =====================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================The Dallas Showdown Befoe Note Dame's annihilation of peviously unbeaten Texas Yes, Octobe 22, 1977 is a day that will not be fogotten fo many yeas. was ove, many Iish enthusiasts wee claiming that the National Fo the senios, this one day helped ease such memoies as 55-24, Championship should etun to the Golden Dome. Well, on Tuesday, and Now, is a scoe that eaches the level of the Suga Januay 3, the Iish wee infomed that Note Dame was the unanimous Bowl victoy ove Alabama o the basketball tiumph ove UCLA. selection fo the National Title.. Fom that point on, the momentum continued to gow. Many wee The final UPI (Coaches) poll ended with the tightest ace in 11 yeas. concened that thee may be a letdown the following weekend against Howeve, Note Dame captued fist with 365 points, followed by Navy, howeve, is no letdown. Alabama with 354. The AP (Wites) poll also gave Note Dame the top Well, maybe the following weekend against Geogia Tech would be the anking with 1180 total points. Once again the Cimsolll Tide tailed the time the Iish would falte. Howeve, afte the 1976 loss to the Yellow Iish with 1132 points. In addition, the Gantland Rice tophy and the MacAthu Bowl wee Jackets, the Iish would not lose this season. The Ramblin' Weck was destoyed, awaded to Note Dame, making the National Championship unanimous. The next Satuday was going to be quite a test, fo the Iish wee to Akansas claimed thid place in both wie sevice polls while Texas meet Clemson fo the fist time eve. The Tiges wee befoe that finished fouth in AP and fifth in UPI. Penn State was fifth and fouth contest and wee eady fo the challenge. Note Dame scoed fist, espectively The Iish expeienced some difficulties in the beginning of the season, howeve, minutes late when the Iish missed a field goal, the momentum began to shift. Note Dame found themselves tailing 17-7 enteing the but tuned thei ealy' misfotunes aound and poved themselves to be the final peiod of play._ Once moe, this squad displayed thei championship nation's best. Head Coach Dan Devine ecalls the oveall season. calibe by egisteing 14 final peiod points, against the desies of some of "Afte the loss to Mississippi I felt it was a eal cha.llenge," Devine the officials. The Iish etuned to South Bend with a win. emaked. "It was an uphill fight. When things went a little bit bad, we Ai Foce was next and the Falcons wee completely demolished, closed tanks and had faith enough in what we wee tying to do not to Late that evening, the Iish. wee infomed that the Univesity had panic. If you stay in coaching long enough, you ae going to have bad accepted an invitation to play in the Cotton Bowl on Januay 2. Howeve, stats and bad momments. It just depends on how you eact to those bad thelishstill had one game left, that being with Miami in two weeks. Note things." Dame also had to hope that Texas would defeat Texas A & M the following The Note Dame football team eacted vey well en oute to thei uphill weekend to insue that they would be playing the numbe-one team in the climb to the numbe-one anking. In the Iish locke oom on a blackboad county the day afte New Yea's. was witten, "It's not whee you stat, it's whee you finish." Yes, the Iish stated at the top in the UPI poll, but afte a sluggish stat Well, the Longhons did win thei battle with the Aggies, but the Iish against the Pitt Panthes, Note Dame dopped to fouth. The following still had to face Miami. Note Dame took the lead quickly but then began weekend, the Mississippi Rebels upset the Iish 20 _ 13. Afte that to sputte. At halftime, the contest was still close. Howeve, the Iish contest, almost all Note Dame followes wote off the 1977 season. Once offense exploded in the second half and Note Dame knocked the wind out again, since many believed the National Championship would not etun of the Huicanes, to dulac this season, it was time to look ahead to This was also the Now, eveything had woked out just as planned. The Iish ended the time to stat looking fo a new coach, someone that could utilize his talent. egula season at 10-1 and wee pepaing to face the numbe-one anked The following Satuday, the Iish tavelled to West Lafilyette to face the team in Dallas. Many believed this battle would be fo the national Boilemakes. With only one quate emaining, Note Dame tailed championship. Howeve, Oklahoma, Alabama and Michigan would not When the final gun sounded the Iish wee on top thanks to entiely agee with that point. the heoics of a quateback that hails fom Monongahela, Pa. That game But, all the bowl games ae ove and we know Akansas supised maked a majo tuning point in the still young season. Oklahoma and Michigan choked in the big one once again. That left the The next weekend, the Iish looked good against Mic:higan State, but ace between Note Dame and Alabama. Had any othe team been in a two fumbles on the thee yad line stopped Note Dame: fom doing any fight out with the Cimson Tide, Alabama pobably would be the 1977 bette than National Chap.pions. The unbelieva_!:>le pefomance by the Two weeks late, afte a one-week sabbatical, the Note Dame football Fighting Iish in the Cotton Bowl coupled with the weight caied by the team made anothe key change. This tansfomation invc,lved the offense. name Note Dame, bought the t.tacathu Bowl back to du Lac.. Not only did Note Dame decide to opeate out of the usua1l wing-t, but out ''Next yea we ae going back fo it again,'' Devine stessed. Well, it's of the I fomation as well. This game against Amy gave the Iish a chance geat to be optimistic about next yea. Howeve, fo the mean time, the to pactice thei new offensive wea~n be,f!?e t:y!ng ~t <?II ~h~ oppon,en! it, pl~y~s a~d coac~es should take ~e _ ~ _e!j.j<!y th~ distin~on they've was intended fo, the Univesity 'of S6uthemCaHfotnia~.' "-'.. " '. I '. ', ~- ~lltned-tbls' ~ea,:: National.(ltampio~~. : '-'~~..) ~ ". ~. n. ''' 'i,t:.';\ ~ -~(1, "- f: and the tenacious checking line of Tom Michalek, Steve Schneide and Kevin Humpheys, Lefty's cew scoed eight goals while yielding eight ove the couse of the weekend. Bob Baumbatne scoed two goals Fiday while Meedith, Michalek, Nugent, Don & Tey Faiholm and Jeff Bownschidle had one on the weekend. "Although we lost 5-3 on Satuday night I thought we played bette technically than. the night befoe," notes Smith. "We poved that with detemination we can play with anyone in the county." The next test fo the Iish this weekend against Coloado College Tiges. "These will be two had-hitting hockey games, Coloado is always a vey physical club and will be a good test fo us as we look to continue ou dive," states Smith. Iish thash Texas [continued fom page 12] sive Playe, egisteed 17 tackles. Ken Dike added 12 and Becke notched 11. Ross Bowne accounted fo eight tackles, including thee fo losses. Bad Sheae, the 1977 Outland Tophy winne had his poblems stopping the Note Dame offense. "They played a supe defensive game and thei offense capitalized on it," Sheae commented. "I have nothing but paise fo them. They ae a good football team., The Note Dame defense, as well as the offense, played supebly, limiting the Reisman Tophy winne, Eal Campbell to 116 yads oin 29 attempts. But, Head Coach Dan Devine thinks his team is moe t:1an just good. "This puts us whee Texas was, numbe-one," Devine emaked. "We eaned it on the field. W played the numbe-one team and we.'l)eat them:1.-.-:... ~.';,;;,,,~:;

12 ~ ~~~~----~~~~ ~ the obseve Thusday, Januay 19, 1978 Note Dame stampedes Longhons Geen Machine shocks county, destoys Texas, 38-10, and captues National Title by Paul Stevenson Spots Edito Dallas - The Fighting Iish football team shocked the Univesity of Texas as well as a national television audience via thei stampede ove the Longhons in the Januay 2 Cotton Bowl Classic. Note Dame's victoy ove the sole emaining undefeated team plus some majo upsets in othe postseason competition enabled the Iish to claim the National Championship fo the fist time since The Longhons eceived the opening kickoff and attempted a evese, but thei fotunes wee not to equal those of Geogia Tech. The Iish defense anticipated the misdiection and stopped the Longhons at thei own 11. Texas began to move the ball well and was soon faced with a thid down and one at thei own 44. Then, Randy McEachen attempted the option, but pessue fom Ross Bowne caused an eant pitch and Bowne made the ecovey at the Texas 32. The Iish wee unable to advance the ball futhe than two yads, but Dave Reeve connected on a 47 yad field goal to put the Iish on top, 3-0. Texas then mached down to the Note Dame 25 on thei next possession and Russell Exleben knotted the scoe on a 42 yad field goal. but afte that point, eveything was Iish. Jim Bowne ecoveed a Ham Jones fumble at the Texas 22 on the next Longhon possession and the Iish needed but fou plays to each the endzone. Note Dame quateback Joe Montana connected with Ken MacAfee fo a ten yad pickup and Jeome Heavens an fo gains of one and ten yads befoe Tey Euick olled ove left tackle fo the fist Note Dame touchdown. Reeve's exta point gave the Iish a 10-3 advantage with only 1:06 gone in the second peiod. McEachen fumbled fo the Longhons five plays late and Willie Fy was thee to ecove the ball fo the Iish. Note Dame needed only five plays to cove the 35 yads to give the undedog Iish a 17-3 lead afte Reeve's convesion. Then, with just ove eight minutes emaining befoe intemission, Doug Becke intecepted a McEachen aeial and etuned the ball 17 yads to the Texas 20. Thee plays late, Montana hit Vagus Feguson with a 17 yad touchdown pass. Reeve's point fom placement gave Note Dame a 24-3 advantage. With 3:47 left befoe halftime, the Iish wee cowded at thei own six yad line. But, the ovewhelming offense moved the ball out to the Iish 49 and suendeed the ball with only 20 seconds left in the second peiod. Texas stated at thei own 32 and within fou plays the Longhons had advanced the ball to the Note Dame 25. With two seconds left befoe halftime McEachen thew incomplete to flanke Ronnie Miksch. But, an intefeence penalty gave the Longhons a 12 yad gain and an exta play with time aleady expied. On that final play, McEachen connected with Mike Lockett with a 13 yad touchdown pass. Exleben's point afte naowed the Iish lead to With that last scoe. memoies of the 1974 clash with Southen Cal began to emege in the minds of Note Dame senios. But, the Iish would not be denied the goal that they woked so had to attain. Although they did not scoe on thei opening possession of the thid quate, Note Dame moved the ball well enough to set the tone fo the emainde of the contest. The Iish dove fom thei own 20 to the Texas 22 befoe stalling. Howeve, Reeve's 39 yad theepoint attempt fell shot of the goal posts. But, the Iish wee to egain the football quickly as McEachen was intecepted again, this time by Steve Heimkeite. Note Dame stated at the Texas 23 and seven plays late, Feguson scampeed off left tackle fo the next Iish touchdown. Afte Reeve,... :. :. : ~. ~-. Head Coach Dao Devine led the Fighting l~ish to an unbelie~~ble thash in~ ~f peviously unbeaten Te)c~S to.ean himself his fist Nati~nal Championship eve as well as the fist title fo Note Dame since.l973. [photo by Doug Chistian]. hit the exta pofn( Note dame led, The final sco~ of the contest came at the 13:59 iak of the final peiod when Feguson veeed off left tackle and then cut back ight fo a 26 yad touchdown un. The game ended with the. Iish on the Texas two, faced with a second down and one. When time had expied,. Note Dame claimed thei second Cotton Bowl victoy in thee attempts. That tiumph befoe a ecod 76,701 Cotton Bowl fans and a national television audience - eliminated the Longhons fom the National Championship pictue. Howeve, although the Iish fans believed thei team to be the best in the county. the pollstes wee the ones that would decide. Oklahoma's loss to Akansas and Michigan's loss to Washington may have helped, but even though Alabama was anked thid in the polls befoe the bowl competition, the Iish wee able.to eclipse the Tide in the final ballotting. Akansas. Alabama o Penn State may nqt agee with the else. At least they continued to wok ha.d and stive fo the goal they so desied and believed they could attain. This is the way it all ended on. Januay : NOte Dame butcheed the Longhons, Note Dame egisteed 26 fist downs, while Texas managed only 16. The Iish had 399 total yads, while the Longhons compiled 291. Heavens caied the ball22 times.fo 105 yads while Feguson had.21 attempts fo 102 and was named the game's Most Outstanding Offensive Playe. Montana connected on ten of 25 passes fo 111 yads, while being intecepted only once. MacAfce had fou eceptions fo 45 yads. while Dave Wayme had thee fo 38 and Kis Haines had two fo 29. Bob Golic, who was named the decision, but beating t!:te best egula season team, the Iish tuly eaned thei National Championship. The fact that Note was a unanimous choice stengthens the Iish's claim fo the top spot. The Iish tuned aound a poo ealy season stat to become the nation's best. It does not matte who is on top duing the couse of the season o fo how long. What mattes is who poves themselves to be the best in the end. Afte the Mississippi contest, many wote off the chances fo a National Championship. But, the people that did not give up wee the playes and coaches, and thei beliefs matte moe than anyone game's Most Outstandin~ Defen [ continued on page Januay I ND38 I 2 Septembe 1 0 NO 19 PittsbugH 9 Septembe 17. ND13 Mississippi 20 ;~Qt9bl 29 ND43.-:.:it- Septembe 24 Novembe 5 ND 31 Pudue 24 ND69 Geogia Tech 14 Octobe 1.Novembe 12 ND 16 Michigan State 6 Clemson 17 ) Qctobe 15 Novembe 19 ND 24 J Amy o \ Decembe 3 N.D 48 ND49 Ai Foce 0 :...