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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. An , Bowling Green, Ohio Independent Wednesday. December 3. 1975 Student Volume 59/Number 37 Voice THe BG news Ford gets cordial greeting Mao talks called 'significant' PEKING (AP> - President Ford met Chinese Foreign Minister Chiao A participant in the meeting said without comment as saying that the with Chairman Mao Tse-tung for one Kuan-hua. It was rescheduled for Mao escorted the Ford party lo the United States would work to lessen hour and 50 minutes yesterday, nearly 11:30 p.m. after the Ford parly had door after the talks were finished. The dangers and would probe new twice as long as the Chinese leader met attended a ballet performance. President said later he thought this was opportunities for peace. with then President Richard Nixon in an unusual gesture by Mao. hut 1972. Mao will be 82 on Dec. 2b and Peking-based correspondents said it Warning the United States of the A brief communique issued several reportedly has speech difficulties, but was Mao's normal practice. danger of detente with the Soviet hours later said they had had "earnest he has seen a succession of state Union as "the country winch most and significant discussions . . .on visitors in recent month*, FORD. WHO began his live-day visit zealously pi caches peace but is the wide-ranging issues in a friendly Kissinger, who also had a long to China on Monday, met foi two most dnagcrous source of war." atmosphere." interview with him in October, said Ins hours Tuesday morning with Teng Tass quoted unnamed U.S. mind was clear and his grasp of foreign Hsiao-ping, and the White House journalists accompanying Ford as The meeting was held in the official affairs remarkable. reported "a constructive exchange of saying that the Chinese speech "was so residence of the SI year-old founder views on a wide range of international airogant and so hostile to the policy of of the People's Republic in The phraseology of the statement issues." lelaxation of tension . . ." ih.it the Chungnanhai Park, near the Forbidden issued by the Chinese government President had considered making "a City suggested that the discussions were The official Soviet news agency Tass more resolute reply" in his own more than usually cordial No details castigated Teng on Tuesday for what it speech. THE MAO session forced were given either by the White Mouse called the "vicious attacks" he nude in Ford read Teng's toast an hour in postponement of a planned afternoon staff or the Chinese beyond the his toast at a banquet honoring Ford advance hut did not make a toast of meeting between Henry Kissinger and written statement Monday night. Tass quoted Ford his own. Ruling questions faculty tenure
By Renee Murawski Charles Rehor, a tenured professor of Rchor decision and we don't know Ecknian said that the University Staff Reporter English, could he foreced to retire what influence the case will have on faculty has been advised by the Ohio from the faculty of Case Western the legality of the charter," she Mid, AAUP to include a statement A July decision by the Ohio University. concerning tenure in all faculty Supreme Court has called faculty ECKMAN EXPLAINED that funds contract!. tenure into question at every state I (KM AN SAID that if the decision are in short supply for lughei Ecknian said that she knows of no supported university, according to is taken literally by the administrators education in Ohio and universities I'thei stale courts who have made American Association of University of Ohio universities, "it would be a until now could not economize bj similar rulings, but there is a Profesors (AAUP) local President real blow to every faculty membei m releasing any tenured faculty member. possibility of a snowball effect. Martha tckman. asislant professor of the state." According to Ecknian. tenure "The AAUP is afraid that the Rehor English According to Ecknian. the permits faculty member! lo freely and decision will be used ai ■ precedent m immediate effects on the University openly disagree with the CSSei in other states." she said. In its ruling on the Charles Rchor are uncertain and there is a need foi administration without fear of losing Di. Philip Jastram. an officer of the Two musicians embrace and sing in "Rock I: Pop Series." a cold case, the court stated that "tenure clarification of what the tilling implies. their positions. slate conference of AAUP chapters in solder sculpture by Otto Ocvirk. The artwork is on display at the does not vest a faculty member with "We know what all our tenure Ohio, will discuss |he Rehor case and faculty art exhibit in the Fine Arts Building. (Newsphoto by Dan the right to continued statements are. because they are "Without tenure, we could sec the its implications fur tenure at Ohio Feicht) ieappointment...and we so hold." spelled out in the Faculty Charter. But administration firing people foi pool universities at 7 30 p.m. tomorrow in The case involved whether Dr. the charter was approved before the reasons," she said. the Rivei Room. Union. Meal coupon history explained Health Center administrator seconds program to the present food because they no longer had to bear the and later, the addition of of hot and coupon system. Roper dies of heart attack Editor's note The following is the cost of heavy caters. cold sandwich lines. Meals were not According to an anicle in the Health Centei Administrator councilman and city treasurer. He second of a three-part series on the However, harsh criticisms of high prepared as far in advance. (Toledo) Blade, the University was the prices and "starvation" diets were Robert Roper was pronounced dead WH in elder in the Firsl Piesbyterian University Food Service. Serving hours were doubled and first public university to operate its leveled by persons with larger students had the choice of eating in on arrival at Wood County Hospital Church, a member of the Bowling dining halls like commercial cafeterias. appetites. any dining hall on campus, including Monday morning aflei suffering a Green Masonic Lodge jnd the By Margaret Bongey When it became clear that a "The Food Service department feels snack bars, with coupons. In previous heart attack. Exchange Club, and ihe Bowling continuation of the meal ticket plan that one distinct advantage of this years, students were forced to eat in Roper, 57. of 521 W. Poe Rd.. Green High School Athletic Boosters Food coupons. The words arc part would have increased the boaid rate program is that it is oriented to assigned cafeterias. first was employed at the University Club. of the everyday vocabulary of today's S25-S30, Food Service opted for a individual student differences in In an age of ecology, the reduction in 1954 as the bursar. In 1967, he Bom m Toledo Oct. 25. 1918. University student. consumption based program while consumption tastes." stated a of waste by 80 per cent was an became business manager of the Roper moved to Bowling Green in Yet five years ago. the mention of holding board costs at SI60a quarter. memorandum sent to incoming important factor. According to Health Center. The title was later 1940 and married Gayle Boosembark these words would have produced "As we looked at the program, it freshmen by Food Services. Milliron. this was a direct result of a changed to administrator. in 1941 He was graduated from the blank looks on the faces of students at was fairly obvious to us that it would "The big plus of the whole thing is change in student attitude from "I Before coming lo the University. University in 1948 this and most other universities. In solve the problem." said A. Inghram that this process allows Food Service paid for it, I'll take it." to "If I don't Ropci had been an office manager He is survived by his wife; six those days, the daily routine of dining Milliron. director of Residence to have flexibility and do many things waste it. I can have steak." for Bellman. Gillctt and Richards, an children, Michael, Kevin. was more simple that it is today. Auxiliary Services. that would not be a possibility in The new system eliminated many architectural/engineering firm in Christopher, Shane. Todd and Students did not have to juggle the another system." Milliron said. problems of pilferage, a thorn in the side Toledo. Maridy; a brother. John; a sister. pricing of a la carte items, ponder over A WIDE variety of plans were AN EXPANDED menu was offered of seconds program, Milliron said. No During World War II. Roper served Eunice White and two grandchildren. how much they could afford to eat at discussed in spring 1970. Suggestions with options for special diets and longer could students who did not pay for five years, was wounded in action A memorial service will be held at each meal or watch over coupon books included systems allowing students to expensive items. Rather than the board enter the rear door of a dining and discharged with the rank of 4 p.m. today at the First and those 10 and 25 cent stubs. pay for each meal consumed or signing selection of two or three entrees with hall, pick up a dirty plate and enter captain. Presbyterian Church, 126 S. Church up only for the meals desired, but the the seconds program, students now the serving line requesting seconds. ROPER is a former city St. PRIOR TO 1971. one of a student's coupon system was adopted. The plan could choose from at least five entrees • To page seven most essential possessions was an was presented to the Board of Trustees identification meal ticket. He did not March 1971 meeting by University consider how much he had to spend, President Hollis Moore Jr. but rather how hungry he was and Architect to plan recreation center how much he could eat. Student opinion of the University's new meal policy was as varied as the By Cindy Smercina recreation center slated for completion tennis courts and specialized areas for Students will be able to meet with Spiraling inflationary prices which new cafeteria menus. The News Stall Reporter in August, 1977. activities such as dance and combative the project architect and discuss their hit Food Service in 1971 initiated the received letters to the editor from light The wheels are in motion for the Approval of the center's program arts. views while he is on campus tomorrow drastic change from an unlimited eaters who praised the new program construction of a new student statement by the University Board of and Friday. Trustees and the Board of Regents FUNDS FOR the center's early last month paved the way for the construction and operation will come Tomorrow's schedule includes a selection Nov. 21 of an architect for from an incresse in student general slide show at 9 a.m. in the Alumni the complex. and facility fees. The increase, Room, Union, a general discussion at Thomas T.K. Zung and Associates predicted to be about $2S a quarter, 10 a.m. in the Alumni Room, of Cleveland was selected from five will take effect when the center opens. luncheon at 11:45 a.m. in Kreischer architects suggested by the state A committee of students, faculty cafeteria and a discussion at 8:30 p.m. architect's office. and staff prepared a detailed program at the Northgate Satellite Bar 1095 N. statement for Ihe facility last summer. Main St. A NINE-MEMBER interviewing Later this month a feasibility study committee composed of faculty, staff, of the type of building needed will be On Friday, students can meet with students and a representative from the completed and preliminary plans Zung at a 10 a.m. slide show in the Boaid of Trustees made the selection. should be ready late this month or Commuter Center. Moseley Hall at "From all the information we got, early January, Bottonari said. 12:15 p.m. luncheon in McDonald we decided Zung was the man for the Final approval of the project cafeteria and a general discussion at 3 project," Dennis Bottonari, student requires one more step, Bottonari p.m. in 110 Business Administration representative to the Board of Trustees explained. "There's only one more Bldg. and member of the interviewing step - approval to allocate funds. Once All discussions are open to faculty, committee, said yesterday. we get a price tag and formal plans it staff and students. "Zung is really concerned with this must go before the trustees again. building and how it will function." he "Really, with the response we've continued. been getting I can't sec it getting bogged down. We will try to design a The architect will visit campus building that will be approved." he Weather tomorrow and Friday to "get the feel continued. Partly doudy today with a of the campus," meet with students chance of snow flurries, high in and determine what type of building THE CONCEPT of a new indoor the low to mid 30s. Partly cloudy would be most practical, according to recreation facility has received support tonight and tomorrow, low Bottonari. from the administration and tonight in the 20s. High tomorrow The $8.4 million center is planned unanimously was approved by the in the 40s. Probability of for Sterling Farm land east of the Board of Trustees Nov. 6. precipitation 40 per cent today Two University students discover the difficulty of a bicycle into the Health Center. It will contain indoor The architect's fee of about and 20 per cent tonight. Upwind chilling December winds. (Newsphoto by Lance Wynn) recreation facilities such as swimming $450,000 is 5.28 per cent of the total pools, an indoor track, basketball and construction costs. 2/The BG News. Wednesday, December 3, 1975 epiTgRiaLS world's best assassin
WASHINGTON--! asked Hugh So McDonald says he went to He also says. "I don't say the CIA, revised schedule McDonald how we were supposed to Kimsey with some questions. Kimsey. officially ordered the assassination ot know he wasn't just loomed out. who McDonald avers was the CIA's Kennedy," but somebody in that The press release on his book about Chief of Analysis and Research, says organization was in on it. Maybe he Nicholas JFK's murder said he was Chief ol okay, he'll tell him the story but will was a rogue, but somebody in that presents problems Detectives in the Los Angeles County deny everything if McDonald repeats agency had to do it, and I don't rule' Sheriffs Department when,he retired, von Hoffman it. out the Agency." With only a few days of fall quarter classes left, a change in the that he'd been a part-time spook for Given the Agency's record on tryinj upcoming final exam schedule recently was announced. Complaints the CIA for 20 years, that he'd written According to McDonald. Kimsey to hit Castro, it would be logical l< three textbooks used in police exclude it as a suspect. On the othei from students are warranted considering the complications that the then said Kennedy wasn't killed by a academies, but even If it is true, he gunman in the Texas Book Depository hand you could argue that even a CIA revised test schedule now presents. could still be loonicd out. Who knows? It turns out the biggest but by a rifleman, our Mr. X. the agent will hit a head of state if he The explanation accompanying the revised final exam scnedule for According to his bio. McDonald has harebrain thing that's cost one Chief world's greatest assassin, shooting dead shoots often enough. fall quarter stated that due to numerous conflicts, the final exam for been a cop or a spook for 33 of his last Justice of the United States and ahead from the railroad tracks. For whatever it adds to McDonald' classes meeting at 8 a.m. Wednesday has been changed from 10:'5 62 years, an experience that ought to countless lawyers their reputations is McDonald also says he was told how believability. he was Barry Goldwater's a.m.-l 2:15 p.m. on Tuesday to 10:15 a.m.-l 2:15 p.m. on Friday. cause irreversible damage to anybody's the Warren Commission Report. he could find Mr. X. which our sleuth chief of security in l964--Goldwater's Students who arranged for Christmas jobs during the Thanksgiving cerebral cortex. These days we've learned the mote set out to do. office confirms it-but that matters less recess and are affected by the change in the exam schedule now must Moreover, who's he got to vouch for piopcr the credentials, the more than getting somebody to snap out of go to the trouble of notifying their employers of later arrival and lose his sanity'.' Other cops. He doesn't imposing the title, the more He found him in a London hotel, his lethargy and reopen the up to three days of work. look like a nutcake. or at least he responsible the story, the better the and while our putative killer was loath investigation. doesn't look like what we used to chance the guy's lying. The most to give his name he said yes, I did it. The same goes for the assassination Students from out-of-state who depend on air travel to get home think nutcakes look like. The hair is compelling part of McDonald's story is did it with me own little bow and of Martin Luther King. It is ridiculous for the holidays must change flight reservations, chancing delays due short, the suit is pressed, the shoes arc that it's so fantastic. arrow for 50 grand, which even by to rest that case on an investigation to the late date. shincd. the socks arc while and the Briefly, he says that one day he was 1963 prices doesn't seem like a terrible conducted by an agency that was Those who made plans for rides from specific drivers now must general manner is one of an amiable, in the office of his CIA "mentor," a lot of money. trying to drive the victim to commit cancel and search for other, possibly more crowded, rides at the college-educated flatfoot. certain Herman Kimsey. now X. who McDonald says had a kind suicide. later date. deceased, when a third man came in of I "ki.iiii.in accent, said he was hired Nobody believes the official There is no question that there is a good reason for the change in THE ONLY TROUBLE is he says the room, kicking up a fuss about in Guatemala at a CIA staging camp explanations for these murders and the the exam schedule, probably to accommodate those students who he's had high tea in London with the something or other. When the man for some kind of monkeyshines by a longer a competent and cicdiblc have conflicting exams or several finals In one day. But why did the man who murdered John Kennedy and left, this Mr. Kimsey told McDonald fellow named "Troit." This Troit is investigation is delayed the more University wait so long to announce the change? The result is the guy's name wasn't lx*e Harvey (he chap in question was the world's only identified as an American and an people think it was our government additional problems for the students. Oswald. best assassin. "industrial saboteur." that did it. If it turns out that Lincoln "I can go to any city in the tree SOMETIME LATER, after the Didn't administrators realize the need for the change sooner'.' shot Kennedy, it's better than not world, call the chief of police and he'll murder, McDonald says that he saw a AND IF YOU think that's screwy. knowing. Hopefully, those in charge of scheduling finals will take these send his car. I'm not about to sacrifice picture of the man Kimsey had called McDonald says, "Now we have issues into consideration when making up the winter quarter exam my reputation on a harebrain thing." the best assassin in the world in the information that Stanton was involved Copyright. 1975. The Washington schedule and not spring inconvenient, last-minute changes on the he says. Warren Report. in the Lincoln asassination." Post-King Features Syndicate students.
ford's china trip requisite for peace
WASHINGTON-Presidcnt Ford's Last hut equally significant, watch fortune cookies did not exactly wish for announcement! of any increases in him bon voyage on his departure for the level of cultural exchanges China last weekend. "Beware of long between the U.S. and China, any new journeys," his messages warned. "He trade agreements or any movement who enters open door may still stub toward solving Ihe problem of assets toe." that have been frozen since the Despite such remonstrances from Chinese Nationalists were expelled political advisers, Mr. Ford has decided from Ihe Mainland in 1949. his Peking trip is essential lor foreign policy reasons even (hough it is In the scheme of sunuiii|ry. such urttfkely to help him with his l97o on gelling along with the Russians'" things admittedly are less f)iafl election campaign. There arc some In speeches and press accounts. earth-shaking. Bui Iq Mi Ford, at things, he has reminded associates. Peking repeatedly has warned the U.S. lent, they constitute movement that a president simply must do. and Western European countries to towards peaceful cooperation and Such certainly would seem to be the guard against Soviet duplicity During away front confrontation and conflict. case regarding the visit to ihc People's lus advance trip to China .. few weeks Copyright, 1975, Universal X Republic of China Leaving the ago. Kissinger was publicly lectured PrettSyndicate Detroit News ER. IT'S SUPPOSED ID SUCK YOUR BRMNS OUT, AND THEN country again, even for a bnel period. about the risks of detente with I TAKE THEM BACK ID WASHINGTON,AND...' rubs with Mr Ford's decision to cut Moscow. back on his travels and to devote mote In ways bolder than heretofore, the time to the White House work. Chinese regime is signalling its own The nation's economy, the phglil of sense of loneliness. New York City, the energy policy What Mao Tse-tungand thou En-lai Lerrers deadlock and a desk full of Othei feat molt, it would seem, is a Soviet Yet an interesting thing happened The position of Ihe strict carnivore domestic matters cry for hit attention. Union so coinfoitable in its deplore resolution to all the Republican representative! vegetarians seems just as unreasonable. I have been . relationship! with the West that it on the way to the forum, for not even told that gorillas must eat 300 pounds UNUKE RICHARD Nixon's could devote priority attention to This Idler is to slate that we. on one single Republican voted for the questioned of bananas a day because they do not, dramatic entry into a closed Chinese making trouble for China along theii behalf of the Jewish Students Group bill. The reason: narrow minded. The letter from the vegetarians was eat meal. If they did. then one society in 1972, the Ford visit is not mutual borders and to the of Bowling Green, deplore the recent senseless, politicizing! filled with error, but amusing. I want McDonald's hamburger would suffice likely to break any new ground oi undermining of Chinese influence in resolution of the United Nations The Republicans, even those who to consider some specific, and then Taking a middle of the road signal any radical shift in American the Far Fast. The Chinese believe the General Assembly branding Zionism as campaigned lasl year for public general problems. foreign policy. 'i U.S. should have an Interest in a form of racism. employe bargaining rights, including Female hormones are not given to position does not guarantee that one is To achieve thai. Mi Ford will have preventing that. loo. The integrity of the Jewish the right to strike, were forced by all animals that provide us with ine.it to agree to break U.S. diplomatic ties doing the right thing ei'licr. Today CONSEQUENTLY, THERE aie. ai homeland In Israel was guaranteed by their caucus, party leadership and the Sodium nitrate is not added to all the middle position is that one should with the Nationalist Chinese leasl three things worth watching thai body in 1948. As a movement, Governor, to violate their own beliefs, meal. Check the Oscar Meyer products government on Taiwan and thus honoi cat both meat and vegetables. , during Mi Ford's visit to Peking. One then. Zionism is no different than any principals and Commitment! to their for the absence of sodium nitrate. the Nixon commitment in the 1972 Years ago the moderate point of will be the public tone of the dialogue Othei movement of national integrity. own constituents by voting against Female vegetarians have higher view was that we should bum some , Shanghai communique to move the that ensues between the president and Furthermore, we believe that since Senate Bill 70. concentrations of DDT in theii milk. U.S. along the COOIM of full witches, bui nol too many. I do not his Chinese hosts Will detente with Israel is the only functional democracy An interesting iid bit is.th.n Charles The point of nursing the baby is to normalization of relations with think that the vegetanan. carnivore or | ihe Soviets' come up and. it so. harshly in the Middle Fast, it is fairer and Kurfcs of Bowling Green, whose give it immunity not poison it. Is the Peking-meaning formal diplomatic omnivore must necessarily be correct. or mildly? If the rhetoric is harsh, read more generous in its policies than an) voting district cmcompasscs Bowling difference in heartbeat due to diet of recognition. it as a sign that Peking has not been of its neighbors. Green State University, also voted life style? I would suspect vegetarians But Mt. Ford, Secretary of Slate Perhaps we should give up eating reasured that it has nothing to wotry To argue otherwise is to ignore against the bill. Bowling Green State get more exercise, and such things as Kissinger and even the Chinese leaders and take up drinking. ( about. reason and history. The United University is one of the largest teacher this could account for differences. have made it plain in advance thai this Nations resolution thus is particularly factories in the U.S.. graduating mote will not occur. Regarding grain fed cattle, there is Winston Crausaz Secondly, nole the presence oi appalling to us as Jews, directed as it is certified teachers than most other one horrible possibility. Some societies Moreover. Mr. Ford risks some Dept. of Philosophy absence of Teng Hsiao-ping during the against a people who have suffered so colleges. regard children as the only wealth. By political fallout among voters already president's trip. If the 71 year-old vice much from racist oppression and There seems to be a serious giving them 32 times as much fruit edgy about the benefits of d-tente piemier is the tanking Chinese official brutality. dichotomy beiwccn a legislator who (did you mean grain?) we will have 32 with the Soviet Union. and ihe most prominent of the We urge all people of good seemingly represents his constituents times as many near starving people. Photographs and television footage THe BG news president's hosts, it could mean that conscience to condemn the U.N. and then votes adverselyjust to please And then if there is a fruit (grain?) showing the president toasting the Teng has been fully rehabilitated after General Assembly's irresponsible his political patty to a bill that would blight...? health of Chinese Communist leaders EOITORIAL STAFF a long peiiod of disgrace and is most action have benefited a great majority of the Regarding grain waste, it is next to aditor IMtk h. glove. aren't likely to allay suspicions of likely to head up the collective people. impossible to grow grain in the deserts managing aditoi carl p. lamamky ' those who fear he already is loo much David Weinbeig leadership of China after the deaths of Bui. please don't be shocked about of Wyoming. Nevada. Utah. New naval •dtior mark n. dodosh under the influence of Dr Kissinger Histoiy Dept. am. managing aditor lamina I. iamaaon 82-year-old Mao and ailing 77-year-old hearing this news. Way back in 1968 Mexico and Texas. By raising cattle Chou. editoral aditot ianat I. cordaro David Slievm when the Senate killed Senate Bill 30. there, we are getting something out of makeup aditor norma a. ttaala YET, IT SEEMS to me. Mr Foid is Rayna Alsberg the school employe negotiations bill. land that would otherwise be •perta aditor richard d. rees correct in determining that the trip to The power struggle in China is one Mark Stein Senators Ocasek and Powell were unproductive. photo aditor darnel I. feioht China is a necessity, even though the of the most fascinating anywhere in quoted as predicting that teacher copy aditor wiHiam p. saunders basic reason is a negative one. Not BUSINESS STAFF the world. With his Important posts m strikes would occur without bargaining BUT TO GET on to the meat of the business manager . , . lealie a tothenbanj going would have been a serious blow the Chinese Communist pans, the a funny thing procedures. problem! In his book The Identity of advertising manager .... gordon t. sayrs to American relations with China at a government and the People's Seven years and 138 school strikes Man, Bronowski noted that this talaa manager iaffray p. hannah very delicate juncture in the Liberation Army. Teng is in key later . . .Ohio is still without a reverence for life is "...something of a Washington-Moscow-Peking triangle. happened The BG Newi is puMnhed Tueadays petition 10 boss the countr) and bargaining law. Yet. who really suffers philosophers' fraud." The Chinese already are perturbed Mini Fridayi during the ntgular school Influence its fotcign and domestic I remember seeing a movie comedy for all this politicizing? Well, the about Washington's seeming priority There is really a continuous line year, and once a waak during the policies. called. "A funny thing happened to teachers may lose a little money but from minerals to plants to man. The aummar eaaiions. under authority of the me on the way to the forum." On the real innocent victims of this little problem for all of us is where do we Publicationi Committee of Bowling October 21. 1975. a similar play was a game are the school children. The Green State Univarsity. arbitrarily draw the line. The extremes Opinion. S»|H eased in editorial tragedy for Ohio public employes and teachers' money can be replaced but at both ends lead to absurd results. So let's hear from you teachers. cartoona or othor cokimra In the Newt the knowledge that the kids miss from does the line in the midle. do not naranility reflect the opinions of Earlier this year Governor Rhodes their school being on strike probably The BG News welcomes all letters to Ihe editor and opinion columns the University Administration, faculty or vetoed Senate Bill 70. a collective REVISED FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE FALL 1975 Revenue sharing fate uncertain The OFFICIAL Final examination schedule for Fall Quarter,!97S, is revised as follows: MIAMI BEACH James I .ilk. associate city officials at the substantial efforts on your cannot act on the bill before (AP) - The nation's city director of the White House convention heard the league part, the general the end of this year. officials and the White president. Mayor Carlos A GROUP of Democratic Domestic Council and the revenue-sharing program TIME OF MON TUES WED THURS FRI House are increasingly administration's chief Romero Barcelo of San will not be continued." mayors also sent i prodding worried that Congress may lobbyist at the convention, Juan, PR., warn. "We telegram over the weekend EXAM 12/8 12/9 12/10 12/11 12/12 not renew the federal cannot possibly risk that The league's board of to Rep. Jack Brooks said in an interview. "I am 8 M 9 M revenue-sharing program. not immediately optimistic any laxness or irresolution directors sent a telegram (D-Tex.i, chairman of the 7:48 ..m. to 10 M 11 M U T t W This new concern has been and I am more concerned on our part may allow the Saturday to Rep. L.H. parent Government 9 45 a.m. IBA 1021 demonstrated at the than I was five months ago critics of this essential Fountain (D-N.C), Operations Committee. National League of Cities, about the ultimate fate of program to score a "victory" chairman of the House Mineta said Brooks has 10:16 a.m. to 8 T 10 T • T intergovernmental relations expressed "'strong 11 T annual convention that the program." by defeating general revenue 12:15 p.m. to w began here last weekend. THE NEARLY 3.000 sharing." subcommittee, which has philosophical opposition to held hearings on a renewal the program." And Rep. Norman Mineta of the measure, and urged The current S30-billion. 1 M 2 T 12:46 p.m. to 3M 12 M (D-Calif.). former mayor of prompt approval of five-year program expires at 2:46 p.m. 1 H 2 W San Jose, Calif., and now President Ford's proposal to the end of 1976. It has local briefs chairman of the freshmen extend revenue sharing for provided cities and states 3:16 p.m, to 4 M Democrats in the House, 5-M years at a cost of $39.8 with the first federal aid 2 M 1 T 3 T told them there is a '"very billion. they could spend any way 6:16 p.m. 4 T 1 W real possibility that without Fountain has said he they chose. Parking 6:30 Si 6 p.m 8:30 8. 6 p.m 6:30 & 6 p.m Monday and Lot 14. next to the University Library, is reserved for 6:46 p.m. to Tu.td.y Wadnaidtv Thursday Falcon Club members during all home basketball games 7:46 p.m. Ewaning tvmmg E waning and will be closed to all but working library personnel. Claim Claim There will be a $1 charge for game parking in Lot 1. Calendar survey planned Claim 730 f. 8 p.m. behind the Health Center. Commuter students with 8:00 p.m. to 7:30 8. 8 p.m 7 30 & 8 p.m parking stickers will not be charged. Student Assembly (SA) survey will be designed by seek student views on 10:00 p.m. Tunrfiy Wadnaid.y Monday and E waning Ev.ning Thurtday Monday night announced assembly members and possible semester calendar Ev.nina plans to survey student circulated by Student plans, site explained. Claim WSSSSS <;,.„„ Government Association Band album opinion concerning various 6 00 p.m. to Spch 102 CS 101 (SGA) Elections and OAC 160 Anyone wishing lo purchase a Falcon Marching Band proposals for the academic The survey will be 10:00 p.m. Paych 201 CS 203 Opinions Board. devised by late next quarter. Album must fill out an order form before Dec. 12. calendar for the 1977-78 EX PL A NA TION: Due to numerous conflicts, final exam meeting at 8:00 a.m. school year. It will determine student Vivolo said, and will be Forms can be obtained at the Commuter Center. Wednesday has been changed from 10:15-12:15 p.m. on Tuesday to 10:15-12:15 a.m. Acting SA Chairman opinion on different quarter circulated then or during Moseley Hall, the band office. Musical Arts Bldg. Friday. dormitories or by calling 372-2991. Price of the album Kimberly Vivolo said the system plans and also will spring quarter. is S4. The assembly considered plans to create four-man Mentally retarded nucleus, which would act as Economics talk the governing body for A lecture in the University's Economic Colloquium Student Assembly. Vivolo Publication combines Series is set for 1:30 p.m. today in 116 Business said that this steering Administration Bldg. get dental training committee method of Dr. Sripati Chandrasekhar. former minister of health PHILADELPHIA (API The University of Pennsylvania government would be and family planning with the government of India, will has launched a program to train mentally retarded young superior to the traditional city, student ideas speak on "India's Planned Economic Development."The adults to assist dentists in preparing patients, developing method of electing officers lecture is free and open to the public. X-rays. sterilizing instruments and maintaining equipment. because it would remove the Tradition has it that opposites attract and private contributions and club membership The program, billed as the first of its kind, "is a badly burden of administering SA a new student publication is out to prove it. dues. Advertising also was sold to raise needed manpower force for ihc dental profession and policies from one person. "Syzygy." a Greek word meaning to yoke money. SGA meeting gainful opportunity for the development of such disabled together a pair of objects, particularly Six months elapsed between the Student Government Association meeting is set people." said Di. Walter Cohen, dean of Pcnn's School of VIVOLO ALSO opposites. is the name of a magazine establishment of the magazines editorial jht in the Taft Room. Union. Dental Medicine. encouraged assembly published by members of the Benjamin board and the actual publication date. Dr. Patricia Cormier. project director, said "it offers members present to run for Franklin Society, the University's magazine Regular meetings were held throughout the possibilities for people who have been denied opportunity SGA offices. She said thai club. summer, with staff members commuting to Biology display in this area up until this lime." SA can play an important Conceived, written and edited by the University from Columbus, Lima and part in endorsement of SGA students, the magazine's objective is to Toledo. A display of biology illustrations is set up in the main Six young women, aged 20 to 24. who never reached candidates and can provide express the shared interests of the city and foyer of the Fine Arts Building. junior high school, are in the first class foi dental assislanl a vital communication link the University. PLANS TO publish editions of "Syzygy" The display, which will continue through Jan. 15. has aids that began this week. to students. winlci and spring quarters will be been scl up to give students an idea of what the All were selected with the help of the Flwyn Institute, a She added that since SA "PEOPLE HAVE been in general formulated if adequate funds are available, biological. illustration field involves. The works on will-known rehabilitation center for the mentally retarded. represents so many facets of impressed and enthusiastic." said Dr. Joseph Dr. Del Porto said. display have been done by Pat Dailey. a graduate student student life, candidates Del Porto, professor of journalism and The first edition of "Syzygy" features in biology. from the assembly could adviser to the club. articles on University and community Persons with questions about biological or scientific put an end lo fraternity and According to Dr. Del Porto, funds to Bicentennial projects and history. Copies are illustration can contact Dailey at the biology department Classifieds get results! sorority domination of produce this first issue came from several available from the School of Journalism lot (372-2333) oiat his home (352-}Mf): SGA. sources, including the School of Journalism. 50 cents. Women's chorus ww vwwtvm VTOTO ww VTO TO W&9 trTOTO vw The University Women's Chorus, directed by Linda Rinderknecht. will present a concert at 8 tonight in the Recital Hall. Musical Arts Bldg. It is free and open to the i NIKVS BOOTERY public. TNT i PRE-HOLIDAY YOU DO THE FLYING i TACO'S SPECIAL and BASS reg. from *21oo to *3000 DEXTER NOW ONLY ..we'll do the leg work TEQUILA £ $1500 g EVERYONE it invited to uat our axpart airiinM rtJMrvations Excellent CONNIE and tickatmg tarvioa. Our professional airllna ipaoaluts will handta your calls or offica visits quickly and courteously. § And you won't pay one penny more for your (light our WED. NITE sizes available services to you are FREE. We'll be happy to tan* you I ft in most patterns SBICCA Service* Available to Everyone 8 p.m. WOOD COUNTY AUTO CLUB INIKI'S BOOTERY - STADIUM PLAZA 414 E. WOOSTER, B.G. HOWARD'S <@> 352-5276 * M &F JO- 9 7,W,R,S 10-6 % oh, spaghetti! LIKE TO SKI ? >bu and a friend could only 99 tonight & every wed. night win a ski weekend 5 p.m.-9 p.m. in northern Michigan! sorry, no delivery on this special The Windfall White Christmas Giveaway Listen to WFAL 680a.m. for details! PogliaPs • pizza • subs • spaghetti 1004 S. Main, B.G. Ph. 352-7571 I 4/The BG Newi, Wedne»dty, December 3. 1975 Mo»t Storei rttl>t "> llrn'1 quantm. PrKm Districting idea submitted! & mmullKii" « Krofw in OPEN By Rob Arkwrieht */ Bottling Onwn Surf Reporter Mon. Oac. 1. 24 1175 tf>ni Sun., Two commuter students have submitted a Student PROPOSED SENATE DISTRICTS DM. 7. W7B. Mont Bid to HOURS Government Association (SGA) Student Senate districting >"' nod Msdn.fhi Saturday To IA POPULATION d*am. copy n»IMUND»*ll»M tot* proposal that might be approved in time for the SGA rifhl 1975. Th» OeeealtPM SunOay elections next quarter. WARDI OFFENHAUER EAST A WEST 856 KfoavCo. ToMM Mondav ■a' 1 The districting plan, devised by Mark Evans, senior (Ed.), WARD II MACDONALD (1207) A PROUT (289) 1496 368 and Thomas Beers, junior (Ed.), divides the University WARD III SORORITY ROW 1 student population into eight on-campus and two WARD IV FOUNDERS 937 off-campus at-large districts (shown here). In addition, WARDV KOHL. RODGERS, CONKLIN 1305 WARD VI FRATERNITY ROWS 626 U.S. Bov't Graded Good Thrifty Baaf Lain three students will be elected from the whole student body to senate at-large positions. WARD VII HARSHMAN QUAD. 1332 Beers said he and Evans received student population WARD VIII KRIESHER QUAD. 1332 SIRLOIN OR RIO statistics from the housing office with the help of Hazel WARD IX OFF CAMPUS (6084) Smith, Commuter Center director. They drew up the WARDX OFF CAMPUS districting plan and submitted it to SGA Vice President 5.' STEAK David Crowl. $•48 ALTHOUGH THE two off-campus wards will represent USDA USD, more than twice as many students as the largest on-campus Soviets accused of colonization Lb ward, Beers said the districting plan would afford GOOD GOOD commuters more representation at SGA than they ever have WASHINGTON The plain-spoken the fourth "Pacem In had before. (AP) - United Nations Moynihan said he believes Terris" meeting. Ambassador Daniel "We (commuters) don't necessarily want a numerical the Soviets backed the The meeting is sponsored Moynihan said yesterday equivalent," he said, '"We just want a voice." Zionism resolution to mask by the Fund for Peace and Beers said that some students lack the time necessary to that Soviet military moves their own policies to the Center for the Study of canvass the entire campus soliciting at-large votes. He added in Angola show that the Russian Jews. Democratic Institutions. that commuter students sometimes are discouraged from Russians intend lo colonize I ■ ■ ■ KROGER MINI MI/tH COUPON Moynihan's remarks running for senate because "commuters always get beat." Africa. I Herrud He said that in Africa the brought critical responses "This (the districting proposal) would give people a fair The ambassador also Soviets have brought Cuban from African diplomats at SMOKY 10Oz chance of winning without expending all the time and accused the Soviets of troops into Angola and have the United Nations. WtPkg energy of a campus-wide race," he said. playing a major pan in the built military satellites on recent passage by the U.N. the northeast coast. An East African diplomat LINKS CROWL SAID he hopes to present the proposal to Assembly of a resolution Limit 4 With Caupan I '5 Additional Purchase who asked not to be I .<•*>' c-- W«e n 0«*«a Women's Center should be utilized M raise the consciousness ol oiganizations and residence from the general public, By Cindy Smercina 315 Student Services Bldg.. HOLLY FARM men and women about halls. Cummins said. Staff Reporter houses two other A budget of almost organizations, the Stop women," Cum in i n s LAST SPRING the Women's Center planned a $3,000 is provided to the Although women on Rape Alliance and Women explained. women's arts and crafts Women's Center through MIXED FRYER PARTS campus have an for Women. "We have a great store of festival. A week-long the University general fee, organization which they can information here about women's week in Cummins said. The center is contact for information THE STOP RAPE most anything from health conjunction with open from II a.m.-l p.m. about women's activities Alliance was formed in needs to politics." she International Women's Year daily and can be called at and consciousness-raising 1973 and works in continued. The center is being planned for late 372-2281. efforts in the form of the conjunction with Link to collects newsletters from winter or early spring. "We want to serve year-old Women's Center, dispense information on women's groups across the I I I !.«■■> I I I I.' The center also hopes to everyone on campus," calls to the center are rare. rape laws and statistics country as well as other publish a newsletter next Cummins said. "But right J KROGER MINI MIZER COUPON "I haven't gotten many while offering assistance to printed material about IV- 4_kW'S| Regular,Regular. uretDiet Orur Pepsirepji LightLIB™ quarter cont aining now our major concern is calls. Very few people know rape victims. women. information about women letting people know we're we're here," said Christine Women for Women began Plus plus creative contributions here." h[6) PEPSI 8 7|- Cummins, consultant for almost six years ago as "a Representatives from the Deposit : ; : the center. "We're not place to come or call for center on request present £: :W:*: : :*:*:W^ mr COLA # D utilized." answers to questions lectures on sex and rape Save the News, meet the Prince Limit 1 With Coupon I '5 Additional Purehaia The center, located in concerning women and to information to campus :;: I.. .n «••■ Wma b < >tW*n«i And Uthex Covaoni Wnn PVi *>••• <*,.|,.,..,.....(, LIMIT OIE cearta K« fmar Prices Good Mon,, Dec. 1 Thru Sun., Dec. 7, 1975 At Kroger in Bowling Green. Subiect to applicable state and lu IKROC.FR MINI MIZER COUPON GW L**" BEET % &Ipll SUGAR Limit 1 With Coupon I 'B Additional Purehasa fat MM "•• *'■•*> C>(«*«tMja AndOlttex Coupon* Wtrh »%.< tn*n A*«ui<*menU LIMIT ORE COUPON PER FAMILY Prices Good Mon, Dec. 1 Thiu Sun, Dec. 7, 1975 at Kroger in Rowling Green Subject lo top ■ (cable state and local .taxes ■::> | KROGER MINI MIZER COUPON VW1 Country Club ICE ,G.. c o CREAM J7 Limit 1 With Caupon I '5 Additional Purchase I m Mil *•- Wtna It 1 ,g., .it.i And OlhM Coupon* Wnh Pirnhaeo H.„„,»■. .,,1. LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY Prices Good Mon Dec. 1 Thru Sun., Dec. 7, 1975 at Kroger in Bowling Green. Subject to applicable state and local tfMfV Coke or Sprite 6 for $138 PLUS DEPOSIT Save up to $3.00! TVYYTTT Red Emperor Major label LP's! Top artists! Many, many selections in this special purchase. Classics included! GRAPES Hundreds of records! Come early for best selection! Lbs Sale starts today! ••o> UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE rMINCHECK" POLICY Everything you buy at Kroger 15 guaranteed for your total satisfaction regard Student Services Building less of manufacturer If you are not satisfied Kroger wfll replace your item with 1 hi same brand or a comparable brand or refund your money We also guarantee that we will do everything in our power to have ample supplies of all advertised specials on our shelves when you shop for them If due to conditions beyond our control, we run out of an advertised special, we will substitute the same item in a comparable brand (when such an item is available) reflecting the same savings or. if you prefer, give you a RAIN CHECK" which entitles you to the same advertised special at the same price any time within 30 days Get your favorites at Big Discounts! Wednesday. December 3,1975, The BG Nem/r«JI J The »ofi soul music of John Oates (left) and Diryl Hall (riant) entertained an enthusiastic audience Monday night in the Grand Ballroom. Union. Hall, Oates respond to faithful crowd Review By subdued Philadelphia soul sound carried well, offering no He said Hall and Gates cost S.'.MHI. the sound and David Fandray disappointments for the eager audience. lighting systems cost $1,250 and the first act. The Artful Hall and Oates' music was superb throughout the Dodger, from Washington. D.C.. cost S750. Daryl Hall and John Oates provided a fitting finale for concert. While actually difficult to pin down in descriptive what has been an exceptional quarter for concerts when terms, it combined the rhythms and sweet harmonies of ^^ they and warm-up act Artful Dodger played in the soft soul music with a dramatic presentation reminiscent of THURSDAY NIGHT IS STUDENT NIGHT University's Grand Ballroom Monday evening. many English bands. ADMISSION SI.25 WITH STUDENT 1.0. UVe the three concerts before it. this one was NOW well-conceived, smooth-running and a simple pleasure to Whatever the exact nature of their music. Hall and Oates JL attend. showed that they have a total command of the form. PLAYING Artful Dodger, a five-piece rock outfit from the nation's Daryl Hall's voice was the center of attention during the EVENINGS AT capital. got the concert off to a pleasant start. show. He continually maintained control of the audience as 7:30 - 9:20 However, the Dodger's performance was also the only he performed material drawn primarily from the duo's IF YOU'VE ENJOYED THIS minor flaw in the evening's entertainment. "Abandonned Luncheonette" and the more recent "Daryl 1 GREAT BRITISH HUMOR ON Hall and John Oates" albums. THE GROUP was good, but its set lacked the vitality Despite Hall's dominance in the music, it was clear that WBSU-TV....YOU'LL HOWL and freshness found on the band's excellent debut album. he was dependent on John Oates' impressive harmony WITH DELIGHT WHEN YOU SEE THE MOVIE! > This somewhat lackluster performance may be excused, vocals and the subtle support he drew from the excellent however, when it is considered that neither the ballroom's back-up band that has been assembled for the tour. A crazy movie. acoustics nor the almost-hostile crowd that had turned out solely to hear Hall and Oates spurred the band to reach any AS MIGHT have been expected, the combination of Camelot done in heights of creativity. these three elements was nowhere more impressive than in a fun house, ms rv the final three songs of the sliow-"Sara Smile," "She's Hall and Oates suffered from neither of these problems. Gone" and "Abandonned Luncheonette"--three songs Iff fun-night The crowd that was in attendance was a gathering of the powerful enough to ensure the duo two well-deserved faithful. It eagerly awaited Hall and Oates' appearance and encores. at the movies. & • responded warmly to each song of the set. usually greeting • • • m /.< each selection with a cheer of recognition after hearing Monday night's Hall and Oates concert, sponsored by nothing but the first chord. Cultural Boost and Student Government Association m was attended by about I ,.'00 persons. 7 SIMILARLY, THE hall posed few problems for the According to Richard Lenhart, coordinator of student M L -' L band. While the Dodger's brash Anglo-rock attack was activities, the concert "lost a considerable amount" of flattened mercilesly in the ballroom. Hall and Oates" money, probably between $1,500 and $2,000. r ■ • 11 - w. IPOI-I; :v:::;:::;:::::S::::y::x::;:y:::-:-:::-::-:-:-:v:-:-x-:-: JOG TOGS—NATURAL FOODS ,'ITAMIN LANTS—l *mrTMfQfaflttL FROM CINEMA 5 y, CINEMA n HELD ! 'A Newsphotos Pre-Cli r is t mas OVER! 2nd WEEK by Inventory Sale I VI A 1 hit " !'• > An Event. Daryl Hall concentrates on the vocals of one of the Lance Wynn 10%0ff duo's more mellow runes. all items (Including blkea) Quinlan case stirs at 8 DJ.'§ Shop Sunshine Cyclery -i European reaction < MS W. Merry St. Comer of Thurstin and Ridge LONDON (AP) - Right-to-die movements us," commented Mogen Jacobsen, chief H . COME A NEW BEGINNING JOIN THE l oofc no furthej i you *IM dmw within yuursell *\ il v PARTY \ HI youi mind 0l postss ' ' ■ Hf .Mill WAR I NtSS Join Ski Club, SSA, and 400 college students from the midwest at Shuts Mt., Michigan to SKI AND PARTY ■■■•■■•■ Includes: meals, transportation, 2 day lift ticket, ' liitroritirton lodging at Holiday Inn, SSA Membership, wine and cheese party, beer party with live band and lots more. Alls Din ' lo>v ihi'K • Hi I Work l>o|i S.nnn... Ill ' M 111 I|l MIPS JAN. 23 thru JAN. 25 \Ui\ I ill \ i.-,' I IN l>tCIAl MEMBERSHIP ON SUCrt TOPICS Null H INCI 1IDI i . ■ live thinking li» Dt'Pth t oni • ntr.mon COST '63.00 .\ ■',' Proiei lnui fbi N ■','■-' ! .'.■■ I '.".• I.'in $17.00 Dep. due Dec. 3rd at 6:30, INTRODUCTORY OFFER/MEMBERSHIP NOW ONLY $10 112 Life Science I As • mtmbt: I understand you will mail nw discount for drivers I MCh month an information card on nut NAME APORESS I month! tap*. If I do not want that niiction. There's more to like at Burger Chef! CITY STATE I I mark tin appropriati box and mail ths card PHONE I back. I will only racahre tht sanctions that CUPAT.6N I interest KM and I ham prepaid tor. I under & COLLEGE 5 1 O E. WOOSTER I stand tht card malt ha mailed back within I 10 days. Malta CREATtVt MNUKNESS MC Get your friend* to go I CHECK HERE IF VOU 00 NOT WANT TO MM Paraaw N. Saila A-«3 I BE LISTED IN THE DIRECTORY D and make It a weekend to remember] BOWLING GREEN 1...... la. Veaaa. Navaaa HTM . Wednesdiy. December 3, 1975, The BG Newi/Tage 7 'Carnival' uses comedic sketches Preview by Secret Lift of Walter "I was first Introduced lo Michael Schwart/hcrg according to Dr. Kepke, the Jan Cordaro Mitty." "If Grant had been Thuibei as a writer when I (A&S). William Williams arrangement has worked out Drinking at Appomattox" was a freshman in college," (A&S) and Marjoric well. A carnival is coming to and "The Unicorn in the Dr. Kepke said. "Now I'm Widdowson (A&S). The box office for "A the University just in time Garden." just reluming the favor." Thurber Carnival" will be to relieve the tensions of Thurber, a native Ohioan. The cast is all freshmen open today through Friday exam week. "A Thurber was one of the great men of THE jllfrcshiiun cast because some freshmen from II a.m.-3:30 p.m. Carnival," that is. letters during the 20's and includes Maty Beth Bottle) believed they were unable and alter 7 p.m. evenings of The University Theater"s 30's, according to Dr. (A&St, Jane Cardenas to break Into the complex the performance. Admission final fall quarter Kepke. He was a noted (A&S). Joseph timidei man theater program at the is S2 lor adults. SI for production. "A Thurber American humorist whoso (A&S). Carol Kotchlk University, Dr. Kepke laid. children and high school Carnival," comprised of a characters are familiar (A&S). Daniel Lcnard One show was M-I aside to Student! and 50 cents for series of sketches from the stereotypes. (A&S). Dan Mi-Herd (A&S). accommodate them, and University students with ID. works of writer James Thurber, will run tonight through Saturday in the Joe E. Brown Theatre. Coupon complaints persist University Hall. Curtain time is 8 p.m. • From page one News repotted. "Wuh confusion In (he tabulation coupon system and This play is different But disadvantages also complaints about the new of the results on-campus restaurants but from almost any other play, became obvious. Students Food Service running high, dissatisfied with the quality according to Dr. Allen who did not budget their the administration has set The poop's majoi and high prices on cafeteria kepke. professor of speech money or those who had up a committee to study the accomplish incuts were lines communication and greatet consumption habns system and make recommendations lo raise 11 also was found that associate dean of the could end up spending more recommendations to the the price of Individual lood most students would rather College of Arts and than they would have on a office of the Vice President Items for wtntei quartet paj existing prices for the Sciences. "It is a carnival meal ticket program. of Operations." rather than increasing board present system titan the not unlike a three-ring The co in in 111 e i. Ices because ol the steadily average fee of $250 a circus." OTHER COMPLAINTS composed of students. increasing inflation rate, and quarter paid by student! at "The play takes place were that the coupons are faculty and staff, examined 10 allow the use ot coupons universities on meal plans. more in the imagination of not redeemable and cannot these possibilities reducing in the snack ban However, most expressed the audience than it does on be used another quarier. coupon book sale the desire to decide how \\ stage." Dr. Kepke said Students also were r c q u i r e in e n I s. the A SIMILAR many coupon books to buy. adding that "It is a displeased with the redemption of unused questionnaire was celebration of words and problems involved in the coupons ai the end of the conducted lasl year by "We think we are music." buying and selling of quarter and experimenting Si udeni Government operating efficiently and "A Thurber Carnival" is a coupons with a cash system in lieu ol Association. A random effectively." Milliron said. comic series of scenes, short coupons. sample of 250 dormitory But he added that Food sketches and fables with Despite the advantages. Results of a survey the residents were surveyed lo Service is still "not musical accompaniment many students were committee conducted are measure student opinion of salislied." The scenes range in length disillusioned with the entire unavailable. According to Food Service. It was "I think prices are too from three to 20 minutes system. Milliton. they were revealed that students are high and services still need and are brought to life by a On Nov. 4, 1«)71. the inconclusive because of a satisfied with the food to be expanded." he said. nine-member cast that characterizes a total of 45 James Thurber (Joe Gundemun) emphasizes i point to his roles throughout the play. secretary. Miss Bagley (Marjotie Widdowson), in a sketch from ,llr Gunmen seize Dutch train Tfffjf nAf* University Theatre production ot "A ThurberCarnivoTwhich SOME OF Thuibcr's " ■■"■ ftw w • j|| (,, performed by an all-freshman cast at 8 p.m. today through BELLEN, The Netherlands (AP) - Five gunmen seized a THE GUNMEN seized the train on a run from the w famous sketches included in Saturday in the Joe E. Brown Theatre. local train with 50 persons aboard yesterday, killed the northern city of Groningen to Zwolle in central Holland. the production are "The engineer and another person and were "shooting at They forced ihe engineer to hall it near Bellen and ordered anything that moves" outside the train, official! said. the passengers into the forward coaches. The hijackers attached dynamite lo the train and demanded to be flown out of the country. Teamsters seek pay raise Police said the gunmen, believed to be South Moluccan extremists seeking independence foi theii native islands AKRON (AP) also indicated that a currently get 17.9 cents per payments. The current pact from Indonesia, wcie holding the passengers at gunpoint Teamsters Union provision the nation's mile. provides for such increases and had made an ultimatum, but the deadline was not ^Bisane/lo s negotiators will ask for trucking companies are only in its last two years disclosed. nearly twice as large a pay expected to seek may THE UNION will propose and then at a maximum of increase as had been become a major point of that the mileage rate be 11 cents an hour payable THE HIJACKERS' demands, written in Dutch, were expected when nationwide contention. increased by six cents over «9itfaua|itts*vvs< » delivered to police by one ot two women who were released ♦bargaining Optus l,'vof*i'j* .' the life of the contract, the \vith a child at the outlet OMMJ IflVnu-r a secret report shows. with whether the union or report says. 11 says the ■• WUJNStJN'sard" the* A police spokesman declined to give any detail! except the companies will meet the bargaining team will cost-of-living limit and lack that the gunmen had asked transportation to Amsterdam's The Akron Beacon l Journal reported yesterday costs resulting from a new demand hourly raises of of any such provision in the Schiphol airport >0 miles away and a plane to lly Idem to it had obtained a copy of tedeial pension law. $1.50 effective March I. first year of the current an undisclosed destination. the report and confirmed it The current three-yeai then 75 cents in each of the contract have cost Teamster Police said the bodies of the engineer and of an with a local Teamster master contract with the next two years members 79 cents an hour unidentified person were removed from the Irani. Karliei official trucking companies expires so far. reports said one body was Dung out of the train and was 10 1J 14 If The Teamsters tcport next March 31. Bargaining Union sources indicated lying by the tracks. HOURS Delivered S-T 4 30 PM-I 00 AM dated Nov 25 said the sessions are to begin Dec. 11 that $2.50 is considered to In fringe benefits, the The gunmen were armed with automatic pistols ami a to your F-S 4 10 PM- J OO *M union's negotiators will in Waslungton. D.C.. for a be a starling point that will report proposes increased hunting rifle and fired warning shols at police, troops and door demand an additional S..50 new pact to cover about be reduced in the final payments for pension, at an oncoming ttain. authorities said. FREE DELIVERY Fart, Free & Hot per hour over a thtec-ycar 450.000 Teamsters. compromise. health and welfare funds The entire area around the stopped train was sealed off contract. Instead of the But Richaid Collinson. above the rise in pension and a detachment of commandos was Down in on navy $1.50 boos) that had been Union drivers now president of Teamster Local costs expected as a result of helicopters. forecast. average a minimum of $7.05 24 here, predicted that bringing union practice into The hijackers were holed up with the hostages in the .The report also outlines a an hour, a figure that reaching an agreement will conformity with the new front coaches and had blocked off the windows wilh 203 N. MAIN demand for removal of the usually is higher when an be as tough as in the hardest federal law. newspapers, police said. ceiling on cost-of-living individual's mileage total is previous negotiations. increases and for payment substantial. Teamster twice annually instead of spokesmen said. The report says the one a year as under the Those who are paid by Teamsters will demand CRUSTY'S current contract. the mile, as is the case when removal of the ceiling on SALADS that rate amounts to more cost-of-living increases, A LOCAL spokesman than the hourly minimum, along with twice-yearly PIZZA HOWDY PODNERS! PIZZA PUB < WEDNESDAY IS $ HOURS SUN - THUR 4PM-1AM FRI - SAT 4 PM - 2 AM 53 2 E. Wooittr DOLLAR DAY 352-3551 SUBS SALADS *^TT**** ************** $13 9 Chef's Salad .. Italian Sub c Small 89 Ham & Cheese $ 1 39 ROAST BEEF Large AeatBall s ] 3v Cc Round Pizza Tossed Salad 65 Square Pizza PLATTER true* II«>I $*. ftUD. IC. IUC. 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CouponLoupon txptre*Eiqitrat uac.Dtc. co25 - »~— ■ -«•"—» **«. *o r*r 8/The BG News, Wednesday, December 3. 1975 Where Thrifty Shopping it a Pleasure No meat diet may be useless BACK BY REQUEST! By Beckie King trying to avoid. Yet, all the protein needed for evidence that vegetarians are necessary amount of zinc in Staff Reporter according to White, good health, the vegetarian not receiving the necessary our systems," he said. OUR PRE HOLIDAY polyunsaturated fats are must cat a huge volume of amount of certain minerals He suggested that Vegetarians do not present in the vegetarian vegetables. In addition, because trace elements such vegetarians need to BAKESAIEI always solve the health diet and can be as harmful most vegetables and their as zinc are being depleted in suppliment their diets with problems they set out to as the saturated fats. by-products contain the soil. White added. some form of the necessary IF WE MISSED TOD WITH HR MAILER THIS WEEK, PICK Uf I FREE COPT IF IT IH remedy by strictly eating incomplete proteins, so that minerals. THE STORE: vegetables, according to BECAUSE OF the lack of vegetarians must "The crops may not "The vegetarians have to Arthur White, assistant Vitamin B. which is lost in supplement their diets with contain any zinc, but know what is in the professor of health and the refining process of such products as wheat because of the varied diet of vegetables that the body physical education. vegetable oils and other germ and Brewer"s yeast. animals, meat and other needs, and what you as an The strongest motivation products, the polyunsatu- animal by-products will individual need." White of a person to switch from rated fats in these products THERE ALSO is provide the small yet said. animal products to are not broken down in the vegetables is the cholesterol human system and 6 Havinf >>>n| 26 COURR* activiURa 4& — room 7 Le d 18 Paiha 4 7 Airplane ahad content in meat and other triglycerides form. White DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Vthur ' 30 Ohio Senator 50 WhananRctor * Harbor Cat) 31 Choir rnambRr ahould entajr animal products. White said. said. 42 Foobah H Muiinl interval Abbr 32 Ani-ennn ACROSS 43 AlabamRcit> "People often lose sight "Triglycerides are as 17 lihntnd 9 (iroloifital Abbr 1 I m .C.U perwd 33 Oiv. up M W Kit.- Houaa of the fact that there are harmful as cholesterol in S Wheel pro 34 ConauUaUon 1* PTRM 10 ll'» — i* tact ion* 44 I'nual error causing heart problems," 39 Tun* 36 Culture madium two types of fats involved 9 —- academy 46 Geological 40 Small Utttds 11 Four tier 36 Port* 14 Hodtfepodtfr contraction angle with heart problems," White White said. "The person 41 Hook "I the 12 Strong oi 14 Hintr.nK 17 code il.t.k Abbr IS Fjulm 40 Thr*. in said. who trades animal products 49 Wild pRrty 4£ Place important !- r „.mer I N Barcelona U W.Llkie 62 WBII St abbr Saturated fats, which are for vegetable products is not in political 17 Would be 63 30 I»-«» ri to CRfflDRJlpil 22 A apple 43 Lamarr present in animal products solving the initial problem." actor idream It Cuba m.it bet friend » 4b Native of North N HMI IV \r. Yorkcitv Carolina and by-products such as There are two handicaps 20 I ■■;>■• l - "in ' 1 4" Sediment • 21 Slag milk and cheese, are the to vegetarianism. White 49 forth 22 Oakaeaidn • 41 MMMRM types of fats vegetarians are added. In order to receive .'.I Railroad bt> Sterne hern 4 eOlploVr* ll - 2.S l-rnnhuH 5H Mother a admonition 77 Standard 10 60 Napoleon » • m<>unl M" marshal ■ N Swing-a-thon shows M IntfTedH ■ i ■ • Rj 61 Clothing *ue roUffh rtmr.li.- " 62 Pitcher * . I ■■ H .•: Ipeoalt) M Perfect ' ■ B 64 Harbor VM«*>I* ins»t« to FRRM "JBI student cooperation 66 Thi-one ' aar" ■■ H IS Participants in the about all that could be 67 K ailry ■ • ■" I <••■ ' opener- —\1—' I Swing-a-thon Nov. 6,7 and 8 swung comfortably. She " YeUowatone H resident ■J ■ in front of the Union not said that some students - SO ■ only collected $1,289 for were very enthusiastic about DOWN - 1 Uptothia point ■ u ■ The American Cancer the event and that the 2 Advent u row.* I heroine • • Society but rediscovered construction of the swings I E atited one of youth's "natural was given a thorough * I < reek troddea* 4 Fromhaadui — highs." testing. t.-.t Phraae " 1 1" Kate Maher, assistant hall 1 director of Offenhauer DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau East. said student involvement in a fund raiser THAT'S'CAUSe began with a need for better UXKZITU oorfruma, t MUSTSAi. 0KM.MMK- POWK SON.1U0NT MR.HAflfltS- I'M HUM UA, KCOOL,ACS- communication between I'M RtAPf! UTS 0L'MAN OOCffWrXE nucBwiw BOY! C0M£ IDONT UtUHAVe student factions. 60 6BT IT ON! SOME&XP omme KNou/me ON-UTS 60 HIMHOMf Representatives from \ roumiNP.. UNE'I muAnce.. 6ET THIS IS BY one.I fffi. Interfratemity Council. \ HAPPI/W6. Panhellenic Council, and M dorm councils from Offenhauer Towers and Harshman Quad met and decided to stage the 48-hour Swing-a-thon. during which pledges were taken from students, faculty and local businesses. ON THURSDAY Pete iMarrow. a disk jockey from campus station Wr'ALAM (680 AM), supported the swingers with radio coverage. ~*®*~ CLaSSIFIED -9J®»— Participants took hour shifts on the swingsct. CAMPUS CALENDAR 2 m. rmmte. to subl. apt. good home. Ph. 352-0805 which Maher said was just wtr/spr. 5th St.. 352-6244. after 5 p.m. Wednesday. December 3. 1975 F. grad student beginning X-mas trees, CHEAP, at Omicron Delta Kappa apli. are now avail, lor all wtr. looking to share apt. Sam B's X-mas trees tor interested men & women in Rm. 405 Stud. Seiv. Bldg. Joyce Armstrong. 301 dorm or apt. CHEAP at Sam They must be completed by 5 p.m. Frl. Dec. 5. ABORTION Bioadmeadows. Cols.. O. B's. Siw tun: Hale The Way meeting Faculty Lounge. Union. 8 p.m. 43214. Sweetheart Roses - Cash n" $13.1 Alpha Phi Omega: Nat'l Serv. Fiat meeting Rm. 104 Need 1 t. rmmte. for wtr, Cirry $2.50 doz. Myles I 2 I tire!; nrvpiwnex B.A. Bldg.. 8:30 p.m. qtr. 1976. must subl. Call Florist. 352-6470. terminated b\ Discussion series Conteience Rm., Newman Centei, / DZ's congratulate Debi and p.m. In eim'tl llvneeolngiiii 1 m. rmt. needed to rent Mike on their pre-engage- Today. 8 p.m. Camp White Pine ol Ontjuo, Can. will apt. wtr/spr. in Rockledge. ment. Do Phi Tau's pole for .. meet with all students interested in Summer '75 camp 2 baths, dishwasher, living this? I «il ST » At 11.11 jobs. River Rm., Union. rm. 352-6048. Delta Gamma needs a II Veterans Club meeting Wayne Rm., Union, / p.m. Need 1 f. rmmt. wtr. & spr. houseboy! For info call qtr. Univ. Vil Apts. 372-2860 Women for Women meeting Rm. 602 Library, 630 p.m. 352-6660. Cull Cullerl Concerned Stud, tor City Gov't. meeting Rm. 210 U WFAL is taking qualifiers Hall. 8 p.m. M. rmmte. to subl. apt. through Dec. 7 for a chance 800-362 120.1 wtr/spr. Furn. 352-8730 to win one of many ski 211101 I;SH:\ICI: Circle K meeting Rm. 21 7 Ed. Bldg.. 8 p.m. weekends for two in 2 I. rmmtes. W/S. 352 0491 Michigan. Listen for details Intramural gymnastics foi women 7:30-9:30 p.m. South after 5. Cherry Hill Apts. on WFAL 680 am. gym. Women's Bldg. 1 grad or serious student to Gay Union meeting Rm. 203 Hayes Hall, 8 p.m. share large 2 bdrm. apt. FOR SALE Close to campus. Call Active Christians Today Bible studies: 603 Clough St. 3 Warren. 352-1948. & 6 p.m. MG Midget, good cond. WATCH 2000 or offer. 372-1437, 1 M rmmte. for Wtr. Qtr. 4-7 p.m. FOR: RIDES Talk it over with someone Close to campus. 352-7809. who cares about you. Yamha Rec. Fisher spkrs. Ride needed for two to L m pa I .motional and PERSONALS P.E. 3015 turntable. Starts NYC or Conn. Dec. 17 or material pregnancy aid. Dec. 1. thru 12. Call after 4 18. Will help pay expenses. Mon. & Fri. 1-3 p.m. Tues.. p.m., 352-2481. Call 3520641 eve. Wed.. Thurs., 6:30-9:30 You can win a ski weekend p.m., 352-6236. for two at one of northern Upright piano. $100 or best KOOl KRISP PRODUCE ALCOI HELP WANTED Michigan's spectacular ski offer. Needs tuning. Medical College of Ohio resorts during Windfall's _.-..._.. I. _„All runruuPUHPOSI mm WASHINGTON (API - The House yesterday approved BEAME SAID Congress must act within the next two committees, the Ford measure would not apply to other Fair trade law President Ford's $2.3-billion loan proposal to aid weeks if the city is to avoid default Dec. II. the day in cities. financially stricken New York City and sent the measure to which it must pay on bond obligations. The bill faces a filibuster by Sen. James Allen. (D-Ala ), WASHINGTON (AP)-The Senate passed and sent to the Senate where passage was expected despite a planned The Ford plan, which will be offered as an amendment !>ut backers in the Senate say they have the 60 votes needed President Ford yesterday a bill banning state "fair trade'" filibuster. to the $7billion bill by Rep. William Slaton (R-Olnol. to stop the filibuster. laws that permit manufacturers to set minimum retail New York Mayor Abraham Beame said he expected would permit the federal government to make loans 10 the prices for their products. Senate approval within a week. city over the next three years. The measure, which sponsors estimated would save House passage was by a 213*203 vote. Under the plan, the city would have to repay each loan consumers more than $2 billion a year, was approved Local policemen Rep. Delbert Latta. (R-Ohioi. urged the House not to by the end of each fiscal year to qualify for another loan. without objection The House passed it in July. approve the aid on the grounds that the citizens, of New The city will have to pay an interest rate 1 per cent higher It would repeal federal anti-trust exemptions York should not have continuously elected the politicans than the Treasury is paying for its own borrowings. approved nearly 40 years ago that jllowed states to who put the city into its financial crisis. Unlike bills approved by both Senate and House banking to collect toys enact fan trade laws. The legislation was urged by Ford and others as a way The Bowling Green Police needy children through the to combat intlalion. Depaitment will be County Welfare department. collecting toys for needy church ministers and letters Klan violence was ignored children now through Dec. from private individuals, Stevens nomination 17 at police headquarters. Capt. Ash said. The City Hall. National Guard and high WASHINGTON (AP)-The nomination of John Paul According to (apt.Galen school students will help Stevens to the Supreme Court appears to face only the Ash. the toys will be distnhute the toys, he question of when rather than whether the Senate will by FBI, informant distributed Dec. 20 to added. confirm him. according to preliminary indications. needy children throughout The police have worked President Ford's selection has met with generally WASHINGTON that despite his warnings, that Nixon personally possible "blackmail" Wood County, ("apt. Ash with the Marines in the favorable reaction in the legal community and in (AP)-Thc FBI often had the FBI Stood by and took ordered secret files on FBI purposes. said that two large boxes "Toys for Tots" campaign Congress, where so far there have been no signs of advance notice of planned photographs during the wiretaps of newsmen and On Monday, a House have been filled everyday in the past, but interest in serious opposition to the nomination. Ku K.lux Klan violence but violence government officials moved panel heard Hoover's since the drive began Nov. that program declined. The Senate Judiciary Committee is to begin hearings in one instance simply stood "People just gi>t all beat to the White House for long-time personal 1 Capt. Ash said Since then Dec. 8 on Stevens, who is Ford's first nominee to the by. taking pictures, while lo hell." Rowe said. safekeeping in 1 >71. secretary. Helen Candy, s.is 2S. "I think the people think the police have worked on high court. Chairman James Eastland. (D-Miss). said Klansmen attacked a group He said he recalled only Erlichman's deposition, she was carrying out it's a good cause." he said. their own collecting toys, he Monday. of blacks and civil tights one instance in which the filed in connection with a Hoover's wishes when she THE POLICE found said. workers, a former FBI FBI acted on one of his ■.nit challenging the legality destroyed all his personal informant says. warnings and averted of the wiretaps, said Nixon files shortly after his death Stock deadline Gary Thomas Rowe Jr.. planned violence. ordered removal of llie "Mr Hoover would not who now lives under an alias Rowe at one point was information from the have allowed them to be NEW YORK (API-The stock market slipped into in California, was scheduled charged in connection with Justice Department at the used if he had been living" BG NEWS another gradual decline yesterday, inhibited by doubts to testify yesterday before the l%5 murder of white urging of Robert Mardian, she testified Monday. "1 had about the durability of the economic recovery. the Senate Intelligence civil rights worker Viola the assistant attorney my instructions " CLASSIFIEDS Brokers pointed to continuing uncertainty over the Committee. A committee LiUZZO near Selma. Ala. general in charge of the Candy. 78, who served prospects for maintaining the momentum built up by spokesman said Rowe Three Klansmen were files. with Hoover for 50 years, Here is my ad. I enclose $ the economy in late summer and early autumn. Late last would weai a mask dtinng convicted of civil rights denied thai llie files site .50 per line. Two line minimum. Approximately week the government reported that its index of leading his tcstnnom in order to violations ai a trial in which ERLICHMAN SAID destroyed contained any 25 spaces in a line. economic indicatois declined in Octobei for the second piotect his new identity Rowe appealed as the Mardian was afiaid FBI official HII business, She Please tun my ad on month in a row • government's star witness. A Director J. Fdgar lloovei also told Ihe House (published Tin's., Wed., Thins . Fri.) ROWE SAID Monday grand jury failed to indict might order his agenis |o subcommittee they Rowe. and cliaiges against break into the office where contained no information that he repeatedly warned Deadline two days before at 4:00 p.m. Segregation the FBI of planned Klan him were dtopped. the files weie kept and on the peisonal lives of CLEVELAND (API- A group of parents' motion violence duimg his live remove the information for public officials seeking Intervention in the \AACP school segregation yens as an informant hut HE SAID HE decided to Copy: suit here is a frivolous, unpiofession.il sham, a federal that agenis seldom took testify because the Justice judge said yesterday in overruling the request action to stop it. Depaitment failed to fulfill U.S. District Judge Flank Battisti said the piesent In an interview, he cited promises to him of money If,. PIZZA OVEN parties in the case charging llie Cleveland school board one I**<>I incident m which and a lifetime government 1420 E Wooslcr Stroot with promoting segregation policies an adequate to he notified the Mil three job. PH. 352 2329 protect the interests of the parents In the Cleveland weeks in advance of a Meanwhile. John planned Klan attack on a Frlichman. a top aide to 1 Free Delivery will A*in, ordti school district. nl SI.50 The 10 parents who tiled the request had contended irjoup of freedom riders in resigned President Richard Nixon, said in a deposition that their constitutional rights hadn't been violated as Birmingham Ma. He said COMPARE FOR LOWER PRICES!! had been contended by the NAACP. 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