Brown and White Vol. 89 no. 34

              lehigh university brown and white voi 89 — no 34 bethlehem pa f tuesday february 14 1978 215-868-0331 v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.*.v matmen clobber penn state 26-72 the nittany lions made a fatal mistake before the match even began saturday afternoon they made the engineers wait while the engineers were lined up for their introduction the nittany lions were off somewhere probably singing their praises to the blue and white when they finally decided to make their appearance the 2,700 grace hall vocalists warned them they were in for trouble the engineers promptly proved it with a stunning 26-12 victory if penn state's little charade did anything it inspired the light weights doug hetrick greg cunningham and denis reed who previously had a combined record of 22-26-2 won three of the match's first four bouts this did in penn state early and left smiles on the faces of lehigh's fearsome foursome colin kilrain mark lieberman mike brown and mike newbera who then proceeded to finish off the lions the 26-12 crushing was the largest margin of victory against penn state since 1964 when the engineers won 25-6 the win also gives the grapplers the claim to eastern supremacy as has been the case in the past the match was not without its per sonal rivalries the fans did not have to wait long for the first as at 118 steve bastianelli 10-7 was looking to avenge last year's loss to mike deaugustino 19-2 bastianelli just fell short bastianelli held a 1-0 lead into the third period after he was awarded a point when deaugustino was warned for stalling twice bastianelli let deaugustino up choosing not to ride him and then converted on a swift b&w photo by fauntleroy rernie fritz cunningham won the bout 6-4 with this takedown to help the grapplers to their 26-12 win last saturday rig takedown referee pascal perri signals a takedown for greg cunningham in the final 40 seconds of his i:)4-pound bout with penn state's get politics out of judiciary marston tells large crowd watergate made it absolutely clear that we should take politics out of the justice system david marston former u.s attorney for eastern pennsylvania said thursday night the issue here is whether anyone is above the law in our system he said marston spoke for free on his recent firing and the lessons he learned from that experience more than 1,000 people crowded into packer chapel to hear the talk marston was fired jan 12 by at torney general griffin bell marston said his removal was provoked by a phone call to president carter nov 4 from rep joshua eilberg d-pa during that call eilberg asked the president to expedite marston's removal it seems to me that if one congressman can make a phone call to the president and say remove that prosecutor get him out of there i think that's wrong he said marston said he was shocked that one congressman has more say than the thousands of citizens who sent letters of support for him to the president i don't think you can afford to slap 40,000 people in the face in any state on any issue with our kind of government marston would not confirm if eilberg was under investigation but he did say a possibility exists eilberg was connected with hahnemann hospital the funding of the hospital's new 65-million wing currently is under investigation any president has to trade off with congress in order to be successful mar ston noted however i don't think the u.s attorney's office should be a bargaining chip in that poker game he said marston said he would like to see the federal bureau of investigation and the justice department investigate the circumstances of that phone call from eilberg to see if there was obstruction of justice the job of u.s attorney is the best in the country for any lawyer because he can do something and have an impact on public problems marston said marston led a fight against corruption in eastern penn sylvania while u.s attorney while u.s attorney marston utilized consensual electronic surveillance consensual wiretapping or tape recording is done with the consent of one of the parties to a conversation marston said consensual surveillance is not a violation of the fifth amendment because the person who is unknowingly being recorded canceled classes to be made up during vacation university classes which were canceled officially due to the recent heavy snowfall will be rescheduled according to a memorandum from university provost albert zettlemoyer the severe snow storm early last week forced the can celation of evening classes on feb 6 and all classes on feb 7 all undergraduate and graduate classes scheduled for tuesday feb 7 will be held on thursday feb 23 this adjustment will shorten the pacing break vacation to three days the break is now set for feb 24 through feb 26 for undergraduates undergraduate classes scheduled for 4 p.m to 10 p.m on monday feb 6 will be held on the morning of saturday march 11 specific times for these classes will be determined and announced by the registrar the memorandum states graduate classes scheduled for 4 p.m to 10 p.m on monday feb 6 will be held on the evening of friday feb 24 at their usual times the academic deans faculty educational policy committee and the forum were consulted in the decision to blowiri away b&w photo by glickman this maintenance worker finds the easy way to move snow in front of maginnes hall however the nicely cleared path will have to be blown away again after last night's snowfall 5 fraternities on probation as result of low fall grades by linda pickens five fraternities have been placed on interfraternity council ifc scholarship probation as a result of their fall 1977 grades according to hershel dorney assistant to the dean of students five houses on probation is the most we've had at one time usually we have one or two dorney said delta tau delta phi sigma kappa chi phi psi upsilon and kappa sigma are currently on ifc academic probation fraternities are placed on ifc scholarship probation when the average of their member's grades is more than 35 below the all-men's average for the university dorney said the all-men's average for fall 77 was 2.635 while the all-fraternity average was 2.491 , according to a memo from dorney s office the reasons for a house being placed on ifc academic probation are not due to socialization that much it's coupled with other things dorney said factors detrimental to a fraternity's average include having many engineering majors in the house brothers living outside the house and a certain class with low grades he explained when a house is placed on ifc probation the house officers are called in by the scholarship committee chairman by kathy mitchell see university page 8 see 40,000 page 7 see hetiuck page 12 see record page 7 inside russian flu p 5 add drop p 0 cagers lose p 12