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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 Independent Bowling Green. Ohio Wednesday, October 29. I97S Student Volume S9/Number 21 Voice me BG news Rhodes accused of false advertising By The Associated Press The accusation and two other news Among advertising claims SWEENEY SAID Rhodes $175 But Sen. William Bowen confidence in the governor1! conferences by Democratic state questioned by Hall were Rhodes often billion transportation bond issue (D-Cincinnati) and Rep. James W. commitment to help Mack!. An Ohio-wide coalition opposed to legislators signaled the beginning of an repeated assertion that his "jobs and would "provide more and better mass Rankin (D-Cincinnati) said blacks are Both legislators said ilies have been Gov. James Rhodes jobs issues accused effort by opponents to defeat the progress issues" will create more than transit facilities for both older folks being dangerously misled by approached and asked to campaign in the Rhodes' campaign yesterday of issues on the Nov. 4 ballot. 500.000 employment opportunities. and working people who ride buses "pie-in-the-sky" emotional advertising. support of the issues. Rankin laid they false advertising by ignoring the fact "Our analysis shows that there are ''The total number of instead of driving." Blacks could end up with a heavy tax were promised benefit! from the bond that two of the issues will require tax as many as 20 deceptive or misleading manufacturing jobs created nationwide House Speaker Pro Tern Barney burden and no benefits, he said. issue would be used In then home increases. statements in the advertising used by was only 463,000 over the seven-year Quilter (DToledo) told another news "The black community is being fed districts. Also. Senate Finance Chairman this Rhodes committee." said John period from 1967 to 1974." Hall said. conference that Ohioans should defeat a line." Bowen said. Harry Meshel (D-Youngstown) asked Hall, spokesman for Citizens Against "Ohio could not possibly surpass the the bond issues primarily because the The senator said the issues are "Pay can come m different forms." the attorney general to determine if Unfair Taxes. national market in just five years." 30-year interest payments "would structured poorly, offering no Rankin said. "The qucttlon was put to those promoting the issues have The coalition linvted its charges to Keith McNamara, chairman of the exceed the debt itself while providing guarantees that the inner cities will me. 'What do you need in Cincinnati?' violated laws against deceptive Rhodes proposals for transportation, Ohioans for Jobs and Progress, was no funds to maintain or operate the benefit from their passage. My answer was. 'I sure don't need any advertising. capital improvements and industrial unavailable for comment. facilities to be constructed. Further, he said, he lacks more highway!.'" Meshel contended that media tax abatement. Some members of the While two black legislators and 2° advertising for the issues failed to coalition favor the housing plan. Democratic members of the House document various claims, including "Our major complaint with the spoke against the issues, a Cleveland that the proposals would produce advertising is what it doesn't tell voters Democrat continued a bairage of press 500.000 jobs and attract S2 million in about the issues," said Hall, also a releases supporting them. federal matching funds for lobbyist for the Ohio Education Rep. Patrick Sweeney transportation "when federal officials Association (D-Cleveland). the assistant majority indicate no such commitment has been "FOR INSTANCE' nowhere does floor leader, said opponents were made." the advertising say that increased taxes "misleading our lower and middle THE CHARGES came as the will be needed to pay for these income families into believing that the campaign closed in toward Tuesday's promised projects and programs." he issues will burden more than help election. said. them." Gunmen battle in Lebanon BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)-Moslem measures to end once and for all the democratic establishment in Lebanon. and Christian gunmen battled outside tragedy that has been gripping I declare such an attempt will never Lebanon's Parliament yesterday as Lebanon." succeed and we will continue to convoys of Americans and other The group represents leftist, rightist meet." foreigners sped to the airport for and religious groups involved in the He scheduled another meeting flights out of the strife-torn capital. fighting. session Thursday morning "to give Marine guards at the U.S. Embassy The bloody street war has slowly deputies time to reach the building changed from dress blues to combat paralyzed government, commerce and safely." fatigues and flak jackets when stray basic public services in this small Arab Beirut radio said most streets were rounds from a nearby combat zone nation of three million. "swept by machine gun battles, began hitting the building. The gun battle outside Parliament sniping and bombing attacks, in Rocket-propelled grenades and House prevented Lebanon's 99-man addition to mortar and rocket duels in machine gun bursts slammed into National Assembly from meeting to the city and on its outskirts. Appeals three of Beirut's most expensive discuss the crisis. Deputies had to be to stop shooting at ambulances and hotels. evacuated in armored cars. fire engines are not being heeded by Non-stop fighting made it Witneses said several vehicles filled the warring factions." impossible to accurately count with leftist Moslem gunmen drove past casualties, but officials estimated that the parliament building just before the Foreign residents have been leaving 23 died during the early part of the meeting started, shouting insults at the Lebanon since inter-communal UAO beer blasts draw large enough crowds to make them successful, but night and 120 on Monday. deputies. Bodyguards of Pierre fighting began last April, but the Beer blast vanishing pitchers may raise the prices. Gemayel. leader of the Christian trickle became a torrent after PREMIER RASHID Karami Phalange party, opened up on the embassies advised all dependents and announced another cease-fire bid to Moslems, and one gunman on each nonessential personnel to leave. end the war between Christian side was killed before the shooting A convoy of 40 cars took American militiamen and Palestinian-led stopped. famUies from a seaside hotel to the Beer pitchers stolen Moselems. He said a nine-man international airport. Embassy seurces HOUSE SPEAKER Kamel Assad said more than 100 Americans had "security group" would meet in his By Renee Murawski pitchers or raise the price," Stofan large number of beer drinkers office until ir comes up with "effective called it "an attempt to assassinate the registered for another convoy today. Staff Reporter said. attending Happy Hours there have Beer currently can be purchased at been no reports of damage done to the Union Activities Organization's 40 cents a glass or $1.50 a pitcher Union's Falcon's Nest. (UAO) Happy Hours have gone over so during Happy Hours. "We will continue to have Happy well that some participants seem Stofan said that it would be Hours as we've been having them and compelled to take empty pitchers unfortunate if pitcher sales were we will presently still serve beer in home with them as souvenirs of the discontinued. pitchers. The attendance lias been occasions. "It's more of a hassle to sell beer by steady and the response good. We Unfortunately, these personal the glass because you have to walk provide students with a nice relaxation memorabilia cannot be pressed back and forth so many times," he time," Stofan said. between the pages of a scrapbook and explained. have cost the Union $117. Stofan said that paper pitchers with The Union food services originally reusable holders could be a solution purchased 179 plastic pitchers at but their practicality would have to be Weather $1.50 each. There are now 101 looked into. pitchers left, according to James UNION FOOD services receives a Partly cloudy today, high in the Stofan, Union program director. weekly profit of about $200 from low to mid 50s. clearing tonight, Happy Hours beer sales and although low in the upper 20s and low 30s. STOFAN SAID that UAO may be the pitcher t hefts hurt, Fair tomorrow, high in the upper forced to take action to prevent discontinuation of Happy Hours 40s and low 50s. Probability of further pitcher rip-offs. would not be merited, according to precipitation 20 per cent today "There are two possible alternatives. Stofan. and 10 per cent tonight. We could either stop selling beer in Stofan also said that despite the Ford ordered to testify SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP)-A probably could be taken within an attend a closed juvenile court custody federal judge reaffirmed yesterday his hour during a visit the President will hearing in San Francisco Thursday ^&^&\TMHH order that President Ford give a make this week to California. concerning her 10-year-old son, This mm and his son, who were traveling from Pennsylvania to Texas last weekend, videotape statement in the trial of Prosecutors had asked that the order Frederick Aalberg. He is currently stopped shortly in Bowling Green to relax and enjoy some music before resuming Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme. be rescinded. living in a foster home in the Bay area Song break their journey. (Newaphoto by Mindy MiHigan) U.S. District Court Judge Thomas The 27-year-old Fromme is charged with a friend of his Mother's. MacBride aid the videotape statement with attempting to murder Ford as he Moore, who told police after her walked through Capitol Park here arrest she was worried about being late Sept. 5. Her lawyers want Ford to to pick up her son from school, will counter testimony that a click was then be returned to San Diego to heard when she pointed a gun at him. complete her psychiatric tests.

EARLIER TUESDAY in San IN ARGUING against the Dec. -IS Advisory panel to aid SGA Francisco, another federal judge trial date for Moore. Hewitt told Judge entered an innocent plea, despite her Conti: "1 cannot prepare this case in By Rob Arkwright acting director Kimberly Vivolo, members discussed the proposals Student Senate, officer elections attorney's strong objections, for Sara 90 days." Staff Reporter junior (Ed.). currently before the Academic would be during spring quarter and Jane Moore, charged with trying to kill "You're going to prepare the case Vivolo added that any interested Calendar Committee. Brian Stiefel, senate elections would be the fifth President Ford. Her trial was set for within 90 days. If you have any Student Assembly (SA), an student can be a member of the Crowl's assistant, said that all three week of fall quarter. Dec. 15. argument, give it to Congress," the organization designed to serve as an assembly. proposals under consideration were Vivolo said that separating the Chief Public Defender James judge told Hewitt. advisory panel to Student Government unsuitable to the assembly. elections could create an imbalance of Hewitt, in a 1 S-minute arraignment The Speedy Trial Act went into Association (SGA), has begun SGA VICE President David Crowl He added that he is preparing a power in SGA. She added that officers marked by a sharp exchange with the effect Sept. 29, seven days after the investigating campus problems and will said that SGA will welcome the advice report to submit to Coordinator of also could wield too much power over judge, repeatedly insisted no plea be divorcee allegedly fired a shot at Ford seek recognition from SGA as an of SA because SGA wants to represent Academic Affairs Mary Helen Framme SGA funds before the senators were entered until psychiatric tests are outside a San Francisco hotel. The law official advisory group within the the student body more effectively. which he hopes she will present to the elected. completed to determine whether requires that for a person held without month. committee. Moore is mentally competent to stand bond a trial must begin within 90 days "I'm confident that it (the Stiefel and Vivolo said they would trial. after arrest. The asembly now is in the process assembly) is going to get SGA's name Assembly members also were present Student Assembly's views at VS. District Court Judge Samuel Judge Conti set Nov. 17 for a of recruiting a representative from back into the dorms. We're (SGA) unhappy about the proposed the SGA meeting tonight. Conti, citing requirements of the 1974 competency hearing which he said each dormitory council on campus. stabilized. We're not going forward at amendment to the SGA constitution Other issues to be investigated by Speedy Trial Act, swept aside all witll include appearances by three Interfratemity Council, Panhellenic leaps and bounds but we're not going that would provide for separate Student Assembly include the food objections. He laid the trial would psychiatrists who have been examining Council, Black Student Union, the backward either. Student Assembly is election dates of SGA officers and coupon system, parking services, begin as scheduled unless she were Moore at the San Diego Metropolitan Commuter Center and international going to help us represent the senators. dormitory overcrowding and the found mentally incompetent. Correctional Center. Conti said he student groups will serve as permanent students' wants and needs," he said. possibility of opening a Conti later agreed to Hewitt's expected to have the test results by members of the assembly, said SA At the SA meeting Monday night, IF THE amendment is approved by rathskeller-type snack bar on campus. request that Moore, 45, be allowed to Nov. 11. Page 2/Thc BG Newi, Wedneiday, October 29, 197S review pension law

WASHINCTON-There is a good expulsion from the AFL-CIO for union members, speaking privately reason why Frank Fitzsimmons wears unethical behavior, sent Teamsters' because of fear for their own safety, adopt proposal a Cheshire grin these days. president. Dave Beck, to prison, and would like to know what's really Almost every U.S. senator will tell laid the groundwork for Hoffa's own happening to their pension money prison sentence for jury tampering and under the laws sek up to safeguard it. you privately that it's time to bell the J.F. terHorit cats in the Teamsters' union. And, just pension fund shenanigans. After much prodding. Labor as resolutely, they suggest it ought to Secretary John Dunlop has agreed to for calendar change be done by somebody else. IT ALSO CAVE birth to the begin a "preliminary" investigation to Much of the same reluctance exists Landrum-Griffin Act, a law designed determine if there's a basis for within the Ford administration. Third to protect the rights of union members proceedings under the new federal Currently under consideration by Academic Council are three and fourth echelon staffers in the help a candidate for public office. One from usurpation by greedy leaders. pension law. proposals for an academic calendar for the 1976-77 year. Before a Justice Department and the Internal has to bear these things in mind, they But neither the Johnson or Nixon Senate Labor Committee Chairman final decision is reached some aspects of the calendar options should Revenue Service say the allegations of tell you. administrations wanted to keep the Harrison Williams of New Jersey says be reviewed carefully. questionable loans, frauds, bribery and Oddly, too, the newspapers that are heat on and the underworld out of Dunlop, not his committee, should Proposals I and II provide for fall quarters beginning in early underworld connections in the SI.5 read daily in Washington have not pension fund manipulations. make that probe. September and ending before Thanksgiving vacation. There would be billion Teamster pension fund are ripe gone after the Teamster story. According to Senator Robert P. Investigatory fever likewise has not no classes during a five-week period between Thanksgiving and early for investigation by the federal Investigations of the CIA and the FBI Griffin of Michigan, the Republican infected Senator Henry Jackson of January, resulting in probable energy savings for the University government--not to mention the have occupied their attention. Whip and co-author of the 1959 act, Washington who heads the permanent suspected murder of Jimmy Hoi la. the Labor Department filed off most investigating committee in place of during December. McClellan. Proposal III is a tentative calendar option similar to the one which But hardly anyone at the top seems THAT'S BEEN good copy. You can of the teeth in the law. always get a lawmaker to lament some Because he wanted hard-hat support Apparently, the only senator with the University is following this year. eager to make a federal case out of it. newly-uncovered illegal activity of an for his Vietnam policies, Richard sufficient stomach to try is Griffin. He Proposal I is the most feasible calendar recommendation, THE RELUCTANCE is intelligence agency. There's very little Nixon curried favor with the has prepared a resolution calling for an providing for 49 class days. Fall quarter would start on Sept. 9 with understandable. Next year is an political risk in doing that. Teamsters, put Fitzsimmons on a few eight-man select committee, four from ' examinations Nov. 17-20, winter quarter would begin Jan. 3 with election year. A congressional inquiry The "Wall Street Journal" ran a prestigious boards, and finally each party, to "get to the bottom of examinations March 14-17, and spring quarter would begin March 28, takes a lot of time, a lot of staff, a lot detailed set of stories last August, commuted Hoffa's prison sentence. this mess and speak up for the woiking with examinations June 6-9. of money. following Hoffa's disappearance, that Now Hoffa has vanished and the people." This proposal will have students returning to classes earlier in And the political risks are high. Can pinpointed questionable Teamster suspicion of his family and others is It will be interesting to see how September but also will allow them more time for vacationing or you dig deeply into Teamster affairs investments, links the S22 per week that he was done-in by those who many of his colleagues stand up with work between fall and winter quarters. With the students away from without making a pass at other contribution that more than half a feared he would blow the whistle. him. the campus for five weeks a definite energy savings should result. unions? million trucking workers kick into the In his autobiography, published Copyright, 1975, Universal after his disappearance, Hoffa charged Press Syndicate/Detroit News The only drawback to this tentative calendar plan is that students Will other politicians and party pension kitty. For a while, Capitol Hill seemed the current Teamster leadership with will not be leaving school any earlier in June, a distinct disadvantage contributors be dragged into it? Members of the 2.2 million ready to stir itself. But the urge soon selling out "to known mobsters." especially for graduates. Teamsters union also vote. Not all of passed. new cartoonist Since there seems to be no alternative plan providing for an earlier the rank-and-file may favor a probe Senator John McClellan of FITZSIMMONS, of course, denies it June dismissal Academic Council should adopt calendar proposal I in into their union's affairs. Arkansas, the man who rode herd on vehemently. And there are those who Beginning today and every the interest of students faculty and administrators, and to curtail Teamster local chiefs and the the big Teamster probe 18 years ago say Hoffa had his own connections Wednesday hereafter, the News' energy costs. Fitzsimmons hierarchy can hurt or and uncovered a mess of pension with the underworld. editorial page will feature local frauds and hoodlum operations, says But finding Jimmy Hoffa's cartoonist Dan Ward, senior he's too old to do it all over again. whereabouts is not the only reason for (A4S). our native left That inquiry lead to the Teamsters' delving into Teamster affairs. A lot of SAN FRANCISCO-Last month didn't hold anything for me any California abolished preferential gas more." and electric rates for large commercial Infusions of people like Jim, and and industrial users. Big users will no the abandonment of gorgeous, flippo longer be charged less per unit of romanticism, may produce a new but energy as their volume of usage also very old type of tough-nut radical. increases. These are low-visibility types who are Even more of a departure from the in it to get the job done, and they're pasl lias been the institution of also working in a lot of "Lifeline" rates for homes. places-Minneapolis, Milwaukee. Henceforth a fixed amount will be Chicago, Arkansas. Massachusetts and charged to homeowners and renters to time fink outfits like Common more. who do noi use more than a certain Cause will trip into doing something Also, unlike their radical amount of energy per month. for the common good. Even if it predecessors, they don't reek of The fixed price cannot be raised would work, direct mail solicitation is foreign influences, from either abroad until ,chaiges on maximum rate out of the question because of the or from the lower regions of the customers have gone up an average of high startup costs. moribund counterculture. They are 25 per cent. Nevertheless, according to Mike nativist in tone for nothing could be This system at long last introduces a Barnes, the League's staff director, last more American than watching these financial penally for promiscuous year the League uised a quarter of a social-action Fuller Brush men psych energy use. It makes those who drive million dollars. It did it by going to each other up before they go out and up the utility company's costs pay for the people, the same people lefties hit those doors. them, and it gives homeowners and spend so much time talking about and "I feel if I can talk people into working people protection and some so little talking to. giving S60 a day, I can talk people into chance to stay within their budgets by Squads of canvassers, seeing about anything," says a young woman 7W W-fCP controlling (hen eucigy expenditures 1,500 people a night, got the money canvasser. And that, ladies and themselves. It is estimated that by going door to door, just the way gentlemen, is the Amway of the Left. "NO /«/, i WINK m m%ep IVB FCINT miRey" Lifeline rates will save they do it for muscular dystrophy. moderate-income Californians S200 The canvassers, young, ieft-wing this year. social actionists, are paid. They get 35 per cent of the take, and if they don't THE IMAGINATION u. think up make their minimum quota of $60 a Lerrers Lifeline rales and drive lliem through night they get the boot. policemen storming the stands beating have a problem. Believe me, to the or five students living there. the stale legislature didn't come from Of course they do more than solicit plastered fans? into submission everyone who even people of Founders who are sharing Apartment rents are not based on elective politicians. Here as everywhere money. They distribute printed looked a little suspicious or happened desks, drawers and closets, we know the number of occupants in a certain else elective politicians ate becalmed, matter, get petitions signed, recruit BG spirit is not dead! It's alive and to be in their way. The scofflaw would we have a problem! No one informed apartment, they are divided equally adrift and bereft of voice and vision. people for more active roles than well, just been waiting for its ring pull be caught and properly executed at us that we would be having four among the residents of the apartment. The technical wherewithal to deal money giving and help set up a tab to be removed. dawn before a firing squad. roommates, and no one asked us if we The point is this: it is grossly unfair with this sort of complicated subject working political information system For all the fans who went to wanted to move. for a student to pay the same room was provided by consumers groups in an atomized, suburbanized society Cleveland Stadium Saturday. Oct. 18. THE BIG ORANGE Fan Machine Dr. Eakin also said it would not be rate for living in an overcrowded such as the one called TURN (Toward completely independent of the mass there was something not seen or heard needs to be oiled. No fancy gimmicks feasible to give us a refund. Why not? situation as those living in the normal Utility Raie Normalization), but while media. at the previous two home games - just alcohol. Not many supporters Instead of the University receiving dorm situation. such organizations often represent Five years ago this could not have enthusiastic fans cheering loudly and showed up at Cleveland but the payment from four girls, they are If University policy contains one majority sentiment they are been done. There simply weren't openly drinking beer. partisan rooters 1 saw all got loaded receiving payment from five. I would grain of justice amid all its red tape it notoriously unable to coalesce it into enough people on the left with the Fans at the home games against and made some noise. appear they could well afford to give will provide an equitable refund to winning power. self-discipline to scorn adventurism Western Michigan and Toledo sat on Home team fans can be worth as us a refund. those students who are suffering this That job was taken on by a group and theatricality and do the sort of their hands and watched BG roll to much as two touchdowns and the Since Dr. Eakin does not think we inconvenience because the University called the Citizens Action League, an brutal one-on-one organizing. The role easy victories. louder the better. There is no lack of have a problem, I would suggest he try admitted more students than it could organisation here and in adjoining San of the skilled organizer was drab At Cleveland the fans stood up spirit at OSU or Michigan and if you living, studying and sleeping in one house. Mateo county addressing itself to compared to the dope-smoking clapping, yelling, cheering and getting don't think fan support helps win room with four other people. I'm sure issues ranging from extortionate rent nincompoop in the Che beret with a loaded to the delight of all involved. games take a look at those two teams' it would greatly change his thinking. Richard Price increases lo unfair property tax bomb in one hand and a gun in the The team responded with an home records. Campus Manor B-13 assessment favoring factory and other. impressive 35 • 9 win. You could enter This is not a request for beer (or Deanna Epke ikyicraptr, the stadium with a bottle of booze and pot) vendors in the stands. I merely 501 Harmon What makes the League "THE KIND OF issues we deal with drink it in your seat. ask to be able to take some alcohol unusual-aside from ihe fact that it can are in my self-interest and in my into a game without having to worry THe BG news kick the cowards in public office into family's self-interest." says Jim Wigen. about Big Brother and his storm who's kidding A SMALL GROUP of BG fans EDITORIAL STAFF doing something- is the radical left the young man running the League's beside us brought in an apple basket troopers' search and destroy attitude - Who is this University via Dr. •ditor mark h. glover slant of its leadership and staff. League canvasing program. full of beer and a bottle of whiskey. and let the Falcon fans get plastered. Richard Eakin. trying to kid? managing editor earl p. remensky chairman Mike Miller is a protege of Of Wisconsin-Norwegian-Lutheran The promoters even had vendors I am writing in response to the story i»«i editor rrark n. dodosh the late radical organizer Saul Alinsky background, the bank foreclosed the selling beer (65 cents) in the stands. Phil Lammers on overcrowding in the dorms. Two asst. managing editor lorreino I. iameson (as was this writer). years ago, as a freshman, I too lived in aditoral aditor janet I. eordaro cattle on Jim's family farm, turning his At BGSU stadium gestapo-like. 13 Gypsy Lane Estates makeup aditor normi a. iteele One of the reasons that mass-based, mother and father into factory armed policemen patrol outside the a room designed for two but which toons editor rsghard d. real left-leaning organizations haven't been workers. The radicals of a few years gate, inside the gate and in the stands held three for the entire fall quarter. It photo editor denial I. feicht able to get themselves organized in so ago were too rich or too proud to wearing sunglasses to hide their eye crowding was a tremendous inconvenience, but copy editor wilhem p. laundart many years has been the impossibility BUSINESS STAFF admit there was something in it for movement, intimidating fans and at least we were given a S5 a week buiinees meneger ... leelie a rothenberg of getting enough money together to them. checking out the women, ready to This letter is in regard to the article refund for living three to a room. advertising manager gordon 1 say re start them. Prior to coming here Jim had pounce on some thirsty unsuspecting in the Oct. 21 paper concerning Now Dr. Eakin says the University sales meneger Jeffrey p. hennah THERE IS ABSOLUTELY no place woiked in orthodox politics on fan who tries to take a drink of booze. over-crowding. cannot provide refunds to those who to turn, which is why we must either Wisconsin Gov. Pat Lucey's campaign A friends' wine ilask filled with According to the article. Dr. Eakin, live in the overcrowded situation. This The BO News is published Tuesdays staff, but. "Something snapped and all thru Fridays during tha regular school rely on one-man-band virtuosi like Lambrusco was taken and thrown vice provost for student affairs, made is absolutely ridiculous! year, end once e eraek during the Ralph Nader or hope that from time of a audden the two-party system away by two over-zealous cops who several comments about overcrowding THERE ARE 92 mens rooms which summer sessions, under authority of the checked inside his jacket because he in Founders Quad. are overcrowded. That means that the Publication* Committee of Bowling "looked a little fat." He said that after admissions were University is making almost S23.000 Green State University. This may be an every Saturday closed for 19751976 year "It was as a tesult of the overcrowding this Opinions expressed In editorial cartoons or other columns in the News let's hear from you occurance here but it's not the policy decided that the large rooms in fall. This does not include the women do not necessarily reflect the opinions of at other large university football Founders comfortably could living five to a room in Founders. the University Administration, faculty or The BG News welcomes all letters lo the editor and opinion columns games. At the Horseshoe Stadium in accommodate five girls instead of I WAS TOLD by the Housing Office Staff or the State of Ohio. Opinions Letters may comment on any other letter, column or editorial Colombus little or no descretion must four,...' My question is, who decided that they don't consider Founders to a.prassed by columnists do not Letters should be a maximum of 300 words, typewritten We ask that be used and once inside the fans take this? Certainly not anyone who has be overcrowded and have classified the necessarily reflect the opinions of the columns be no more than four typed pages triple-spaced BG News. Editorials in the BG Naves over. In Ann Arbor fans carry in lived in them. It is hard enough to get former four-man rooms as five-man reflect the opinions of the majority of The News maintains the right to edit all submissions that exceed these coolers, drink beer anywhere and along with several roommates when rooms. I feel that the University members of the BG News Editorial limits, with respect to the laws of libel and proper taste openly smoke (horrors) marijuana. you at least have a desk to call your should get a set room rate for each Board. Letters and columns must include the author's name, address and The reaction to a similar scene at own. room and that the rate should be Editorial end Business Offices phone number, and may be mailed to the Editor, co The BG News. 108 106 University Hall Doyt L. Perry Stadium would be It certainly eases my mind to know divided equally among the residents of Phone 372-2003 I'niversitv Pall predictable. Hoards of riot geared that no one else seems to think we the room, whether there are two, three Wednesday. October 29. 1975, The BG Newi/P«r 3 local briefs Two novices campaign in ward four

By Kevin McCray drainage, traffic congestion and (he need for mote open Hawley currently is working in management servicei Meeting spaces and bike paths. where he is a consultant. His work there includes the Concerned Students for City Government will hold Two novice candidates are campaigning for election as "A lot of times people out there feel the city services preparation of feasibility studies. their last meeting before the Nov. 4 elections at 8 ward four councilman. * aren't very good." Anderson said. "Government and business gb hand in hand," he said. "I tonight in 210 University Hall. Ward four is the northwestern quadrant of the city This past summer's problem with encephalitis caused think my business background qualifies me." bounded by North Main Street and West Wooster Street. concern among many citizens of ward four, according to Hawley said he sees several specific fourth ward Roger Anderson. °10 Gustin Ave.. a Democrat, has lived Anderson. He said they now are calling for more effective concerns. These include bike paths and sidewalks for Concert band in the city for eight years. He is an assistant professor of insect control. children, mosquito control, the paving of Wintergarten Anyone interested in playing in one of the three political science at the University and teaches courses in CITYWIDE ISSUES involve the decline of industry, the Road and the development of mini-parks. University concert bands should contact John Deal, American government and environmental politics. continuation of works in progress and fiscal responsibility. According to Hawley, city wide issues include the assistant director of bands. 108 Musical Arts Bldg. Anderson said he assisted in several Democratic Anderson said. He added that city officials should be attraction of industry to the city, work on the intersection 372-0072. presidential campaigns and helped former University interested in attracting non-polluting light industry to the at Main and Wooster Streets and downtown merchandising. Participation is not limited to music majors and all student Art Toalston in his political effort against State community. who respond will have the opportunity to play. Representative Charles Kurfess (R-83). "I'm concerned about how we can use the resources we "CURRENTLY THERE is considerable effort to attract have and really still expand." he said. industry to Bowling Green." Hawley said. "I THINK I can do a good job." Anderson said. "I think Anderson said he has not developed a specific platform He said he believes the current set-up of the downtown Poetry reading I have a feel for Bowling Green. but that he is "more concerned with the quality of life and intersection is dangerous and that some on-street parking "I'd just like to see different people involved in politics," the services we have." spaces should be removed. Theodore Enslin. author of more than twenty he said in explaining why he is running for council. Anderson said he sees his chances of victory as good. He said there was little City Council could do to improve volumes of poetry, will present a public reading at 8:15 The former president of a local trash recycling group, "They're at least 50-50," he said. "It's a very competitive downtown merchandise other than finance a study of city tonight in 115 Education Bldg. Anderson said he wants to use his environmental concern ward and usually-a close race." shopping habits and encourage downtown businesses to for the good of the city . Republican candidate Mark Hawley, 130°- South (Meant improve. Council presently has a University professor under Women's group Being a University pi.'lessor is a disadvantage in the St., is running for council because David Carr decided not contract to conduct the merchandising study. campaign, according to Anderson, "because many people to run for reelection. Hawley said the mosquito problem in part was due to an An organizational meeting for a special interest group see the University as too powerful." HAWLEY HAS LIVED in the city since l«)70 when he open drainage ditch that passes through the Bellville of women who are divorced, separated, widowed or "I REPRESENT the fourth ward, not the University," he came to the University to study for his master's degree in development. Hawley said it would cost $300,000 to cover said. single by choice is set for 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the accounting. the ditch. University Center for Continued Learning. I'M S. Main He said the issues the voters of ward four are concerned "I'm a C.P.A. (certified public accountant) and that Hawley added thai he believes the mosquito problem St. with include the lack of sidewalks west of Haskins Road. means I've worked with all sizes and shapes of businesses," could be lessened if the city used thermal fogging of The group will consider such issues as how to cope Mosquitoes and control of their breeding places, poor Hawley said. breeding grounds. with a change in lifestyle, deal with childicn and handle "I'm running on the platform that I can do a good job," social pressures and personal budgeting. Hawley said. "I'm going to work as hard as I can and show For further information, call the Center for fiscal responsiblity." Continued Learning. 372-0363. Forced busing challenged Basic skills WASHINGTON (AP) -A children from more affluent HE SAID he has now would ban compulsory THE BROTHERS OF leading sociologist who once homes. changed his mind aftei busing as a means of Dr. Slephen Judy will lecture on "Basic Skills: advocated busing to achieve realizing that busing achieving school integration. PHI KAPPA PSI Fundamentals ot Frills?" 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in 112 school desegregation Coleman said yesterday contributed to the flight of Massive busing of students Business Administration Bldg. Dr. Judy, associate yesterday told Congress that ilui although he never whites from the central should be discontinued. professor of English at Michigan State University, also forced busing lias had the believed in compulsory cities Into the suburbs. Coleman testified, but this WOULD LIKE TO will meet with English methods students at I p.m. opposite effect in the busing, he had once held should come thiough the ANNOUNCE THEIR tomorrow in 306 University Hall. Former students are nation's large cities. thai busing was the quickest However. Coleman couits and thiough political welcome h> attend. Dr. James Colenun of the way to achieve school refused to endorse proposed processes rather than by an SWEETHEART FOR 75-76 University of Chicago told integration in the nation's constitutional amendments amendment to the Bike theft the Senate Judiciary schools. before the committee that Constitution. Committee that Natalie Schnell, freshman (Ed.), reported that her court-ordered busing "iaises Concord silver-blue 10-speed bicycle was stolen over the a spectre of a country, of weekend. black cities and while THE BROTHERS OF JHET A CHI "re proud to The bike, valued at $150, was locked to itsell outside suburbs." of Compton Hall. Kreischer Quad. A report by Coleman in l%(. for the U.S. Office of announce their Spring Pledge Class: Caps and gowns Education provided an underpinning for busing to Dav M,,,eh The University Bookstore now is taking cap and gown achieve desegregation. Herb Garcia * Scott Tuttl. orders for fall quarter commencement. No cash is The report found that Mark Rampa rim needed at the time the measurements are taken. children from disadvantaged Kevin Lalosky , Dan Vista BOBBI NA5SANO Graduation announcements will be sold two weeks backgrounds performed prior to commencement. somewhat belter when they OF ALPHA XI DELTA attended school with

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Muslim solidarity urged Fall exam schedule TIME OF TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY same title. This is in Nation of Islam ft 1975. themselves and reject the By Mark Glover between ourselves as well as EXAMINATION Dec. 9 Dec. 10 Dec. II Dec. 12 Editor peace within ourselves." contrast to referring to concept of biological needs followers of the Nation of DR. AKBAR said the being more important than Speaking to a small bul 7:45 a.m. to 8M I0M 11 M 9M Dt. Na'im Akbar, director enthusiastic crowd, Dr. Islam solely as Muslims. contemporary notion of mental needs. 9W Turning to traditional 9:45 a.m. 12T of the Nation of Islam's Akbar said that achieveing According to Islamic forcing blacks and whites (BA 102) Office of Human complete unity within the history, Bilal was the first together through physically psychology teachings, the minister of the Prophet forced integration was former chairman of the Development, advocated Nation of Islam is a goal 10:15 a.m. to 8T I0T II T 9T Muhammad and an ancestor totally unsatisfactory. He psychology department at mental discipline among that must be accomplished 12:15 p.m. 8W I0W Muslims everywhere to in the near future, lie said of black people in America. said the idea of fusing Morehouse College in Atlanta, Ga. said that young achieve solidarity in a talk that a name change for the Using the Bilalian future together "a blond-haired 12:45 p.m. to 3M I2M 1 M 2T as a basis for his talk and white woman and a jet Americans are brought up in Monday night in the Grand followers of Chief Minister 2:45 p.m. 1 R 2W Ballroom, Union. Muhammad was a partial calling Chief Minister black man" was inadequate a tense atmosphere Muhammad "his only in comparison with fusing Dr. Akbar, who also step in this direction. 3:15 p.m. ts 4M 2M 1 T RECENTLY, bibliographic reference," the common ideas that HE SAID that once serves as a special assistant chief 5:15 p.m. 4T 1 W 3T to the Chief Minister of the Minister Muhammad Dr. Akbar told his audience existed within the two biological demands are declared that he shall refer in contemporary terms how minds. suppressed by the Nation of Islam, Wallace 5:45 p.m. to 5:30&6pm 5:30&6pm 5:30&6pm to himself as a "Bilalian" to achieve the mastery over individual, that person is Muhammad, said the 7:45 p.m. Tuesday Wednesday Monday & and asked that all followers one's mind that is essential The Nation of Islam better prepared for life and, discipline Ire advocates Evening Evening Thursday refer to themselves by the lo be a follower of the spokesman also noted thai more specifically, for would lead lo "peace Evening American society has following the Nation of Classes Classes Classes produced individuals that lie Islam. to themselves. He said one Dr. Akbar noted that ATTENTION FRESHMEN OR SOPHOMORES of the primary forms of this evidence of a lack of mental 8 p.m. to 7:30&8pm 7:30&8pjn 7:30&8pm • WINTER 1975 QUARTER self deception is television discipline was present on 10 p.m. Tuesday Wednesday Monday & commercials which make the college campuses across Evening Evening Thursday Thinking of Teaching as a Possible Career? the audience believe that it the nation. He condemned Classes Classes Evening Then Consider can change physical and the use of soft and hard Classes mental traits with ease. core drugs as well as the EARLY SEMINAR IN EDUCATION initiation ceremonies used 6-10 p.m. Spch 102 QAC 160 CS 101 Psyc 201 CS203 (EDCO 200) Dr. Akbar said followers by some college fraternities. of the Nation of Islam He also said the college A class that meets for the first lecture time in a week at 8 a.m. • conversation with teachers should resist self deception training an individual Tuesday is scheduled for examination at 0:15 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 9. by maintaining a totally receives is useless without a A class that meets for the first time in a week at noon, Monday, is • viewing of videotapes scheduled for examination al 12.45 p.m., Dec. 10. • discussion of current educational issues honest mental picture of disciplining of the mind. WINTER QUARTER TWO CREDIT HOURS • ONE EVENING RER WEEK Power transfer anticipated LOOK FOR COURSE LISTING IN THE WINTER 1975 SCHEDULE Franco suffers serious relapse MADRID, Spain had suffered a series of new would decide within ~24 "WE CANNOT wail An earlier medical (AP) -- Gen. Francisco complications, including hours whether to name much longer lo see what bulletin said Franco, who Franco suffered a serious increased intestinal bleeding Prince Juan Carlos de will happen with the has suffered a number of relapse and his condition is and thrombosis and "his Borbon as temporary head general," (he source said, heart al lacks in the past extremely critical, his state is extraordinarily of state to fill the power "and we cannot go on week, had spent a "restful THE DEN doctors reported last night. grave." vacuum created by Franco's without an active leader." nighl and morning" withouT A medical bulletin said One highly placed source stubborn fight agaifist the fever that developed the Spanish chief of state said earlier the government death. Premier Carlos Arias Monday. Navarro returned to Franco's Pardo I'.il.i. e a few It made no reference to minutes before the grim his stale of consciousness, DOMINO'S PIZZA condition report. which had been described Monday as "lucid." ANNOUNCES THE The doctors said that the 82-year-old generalissimo's Franco had not been nth heart showed no change but expected lo live through the ANNIVERSARY Tuesday and Wednesday night there was an accumulation night Sunday, but he rallied of fluid in his slomach that Monday. Privately, medical Coke Special had caused intestinal sources said his illness was SALE Quart Cokes 40o paralysis. "terminal." So, call THE BROTHERS OF PRINT SHIRTS SPORT COATS OUTERWEAR 352-5221 Reg. to $20.00 Reg. to $80.00 Reg. to $40.00 30 minute delivery BETA THETA PI ARE 12.99 29?9 19?9 THE DOMINO PEOPLE PROUD ARE TO ANNOUNCE THEIR NEW ACTIVES& PIZZA PEOPLE , PAT JAQUA JIM SNOW JEANS& Q 99 PERIOD. TOM MOORE DAVE COOK 1616 E. WOOSTER SLACKS Reg. to 20.00 GARY RUBENS STEVE BRITTON HOWDY PODNERS! 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Chrii Price, sophomore (AAS). practices i water survival technique taught by Dr. C. F. Hartman to all beginning swim cli Price once waa able to stay afloat 11 hours using this techniques. (Newsphoto by Lance Wynn) Italian film course offered By Cyndi Bloom futurism, f a c i s m , why it was successful lor those interested in neo-realism and Marxism. abroad. majoring in film. A new humanities course These cover the tune span The film student will be offered this winter is from I910 to the present. According to Dr. Robert able to choose form two "Italian Film and Fiction", Dr. Balducci explained Clark, associate professor of tracks of interest. The taught by Dr. Gioacchino that he realued the speech, "Italian Film and creative technical track is' Balducci, associate professor difficulty of understanding Fiction" also can be used provided for those students of romance languages. foreign films. Therefore, he toward a major or mirror in who are primarily interested According to Dr. said, the course will the proposed program of in the production of films. Balducci, the course will emphasize class analyzation film studies. The purpose of the portray Italian culture and discussion. The proposal, which soon history/theory/criticism through film. "Italian films Tentative questions to be will be before Academic track is to supply the are very closely related to discussed are why a film was Council, would create a student with an Italian literature. Eilm itself adapted from literature, program of study leading understanding of the role of is an art form-a branch of why it became a classic and towards a bachelor's degree film in modern society. literature-and a country's literature is reflective of its culture," he explained. Blast shakes three states The course will cover Are You Tired of High Prices and Long MERCURY. Nev. (AP) - Seismographic station at code-named Kasseri, was "IT WAS A large test, four cultural movements Waits for Your Imported Car? An underground nuclear Berkeley. Calif. detonated 4.150 feet however, no doubt about which have affected Italian warhead lesl shook parts of PEOPLE WERE shaken underground and had an it." Jackson said the largest cinema. Included are three states early yesterday, from their sleep in announced yield of 200 underground test ever WELL, WE HAVE THE ANSWER! swaying tall buildings in Las Ridgecresl. Calif.. 150 miles kilotons to one megaton. conducted at the site was Vegas and chandeliers in northeast of Los Angeles. A "This was not the largest the "Boxcar" test in 1968 HOW DOES Fresno. Calif. spokesman at University of test ever conducted at the In populated areas, an •57.50* California. Berkeley, test site, it was considerably earthquake reading of 3.5 No damage was reported reported its telemetry smaller than the largest can cause slight damage in SOUND? from the blast, also felt in devices felt the blast test." said David Jackson, the local area. 4 can cause iv Deluxe 2 bdem parts of northwest Arizona, throughout California. spokesman for the Energy moderate damage, 5 it Furnished which registered 6.5 on the The weapons Research and Development considerable damage. 6 can t> Central heat & air Richter scale at the development lest. Administration. be severe. ■a Laundry fac. in bldg. University of California ■/.- Ample parking fr Outdoor gas grills IMPORTED AUTO PARTS 1 040 S. MAIN For Information, Coll RESEARCH 332-42*3 or 3S2 *3/t) BOWLING GREEN, OHIO (Big N Shopping Center) Thousands of Topics Swtd l« yOMf uOloAll ISO Hampton House MS*. "*•* iwd»' CSMOfl. iWM 70S 7th St. We may have a funny name, M St 00 to cowar PMIMI «*4 'per perion but we have great parts. «tSf ARCH ASSISTANCE IMC. M37?ID«HO «V( I SOS IOS ANOIICS. CAlIf SOO}S 12m 477*4 74 Om *M*cti IIIMil «r« Mttf lor CHUCK BARTLETT WATCH MEANS FOR: y.-v/s Playing favorites isn't RESPONSIVE easy with Dexter's sporty AND looks. Once you see one, PROGRESSIVE ALC0I you'll want two or three. PIZZA GOVERNMENT [Thursday Night Special NIKI'S B00TERY 7. Price STADIUM VIEW PLAZA 5:00-9:00 p.m. 352-0525 He Listens to you! QUALIFIED • Currently serving his fourth year as Mayor of Bowling Green. EXPERIENCED • Has served eight years as a member cf Bowling Green City Council • Currently a member cf the Executive Committee of the Toledo • Metropolitan Area Council cf Governments PffiLIAlS • Former member of Wood County Parks Commission be yourself • Currently a member of the Wood County (Health) District Advisory Council • Former Chairman of the Law Enforcement Advisory Committee of the Council of tonight from Governments 5-9p.*l. doriiv} f.Or.r.JUMTY-.MINDED our We4. meXr. 1001 S- MAIN ST., BOWLING GREEN • Past Chairman, Wood District Boy Scouts c Charter Member, Falcon Club spaghetti • Member, Chamber of Commerce c Pest President, Industrial Development Corporation special.. PHONE 352-7571 • Member,iviemDer, neruageHeritage '70 /u uowt>>,ewiiDowntown Committet,uriirn.ue;j « ET .*.%».....—. Member, Awards Committee of the Bowling Green • Past President, Industrial State University Alumni Association Properties, Inc. • Member, Bobcat Boosters c Program Committee, Bowling • Deacon & Past Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Green Youth Hockey Night First Presbyterian Church ACCESSIBLE • Lives and Works in Bowling Green and takes a personal interest in the people of Bowling Green and the day-to-day operation of City Government FAMILY MAN • Resident of Bowling Green for 2C years • Lives at S Greenbrier Co-jrt with wife Ellen; daughter, Amy, a Bowling Green State University Sophomore; and son, John, a Bowling Green High School Sophomore Sorry ■ocdelivery RE-ELECT tn this ,f*ESH bpecid CHARLES E. BARTLETT ,Gr\RUC FOR BREAD RESPONSIVE AND PROGRESSIVE GOVERNMENT BeMlott lor Mayor Committee Amy Baxtlett, Co-Choirperion 226 Dor row Political Advertisement Page 6/The BG Ncwi, Wednesday. October 29. I97S

'Where Thrift)- Shopping is a Pleasure Center offers career guidance By Marilyn Dillon major" to choose or switch most occupations. These Although some brochures YOU DONT NEED AN to, said Dr. Nancy Wygant. describe the work that the are available for students to Students who are unsure head of the career education occupation entails, the take most material cannot ECONOMICS COURSE TO KNOW of what major to pursue or library. education required, possible be taken from the library. who want to change their earnings and job availability. Students who wish to YOUR BEST FOOD VALUES major but don't know what The library also contains Catalogues from other talk to a counselor about ARE AT GREAT SCOT! to change it to can visit the a copy of senior checklists colleges and universities are their life planning concerns career education library. that list course requirements available for students to or their personal The library, located in for graduation and inspect. Career opportunity development can do so by the Personal Development recommended electives. guides, Ohio labor market making arrangements with and Life Panning Center, is guides and information on the receptionist in the the University's most PAMPHLETS, books and developing resumes also are Personal Development and complete facility for brochures are available on available. Life Planning Center. information on careers, 1— T— I H 7— T~ — occupations and majors. DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE ■ "H 1 Much of the material on 1 ■ ■ C lift (Ol AHGIltl "-IS careers formerly was located H " ACROSS 29 Went over 15 H in the University Library but ■gain 1 Anatomical 31 Overseer of IS 19 1 ^MK recently was transferred to passages conduct H 1 the career education library. 6 Ward off 32 One of the 7i . ■■ » II Christmas Lincoln* 1 i-. 2 Material on every major character 33 Slangy :■ PaaB!■ ' N and program offered at the 1» TUiM whan day 34 Colored quaru H - saaP' University is available as is andmghlare 31J private martin*; - the tame length 43 classman H1' information on most !•> Heal 44 Below ■tandard . m■ ■■ ■ 17 With Lat 4:1 Consumed M JS * 1' V «l ,« occupations. 16 history 46 Hird of Paradise 20 An explosive constellation ui ^■v* *J . Abbr 47 Processes, meal .. ■■ 1 . . NEARLY 60 per cent of 21 Part* of vi Proceeded K !■ - ■■ asparagus 50 Nonsense! B— . _ b2 iaH^J 1 the majors offered at the 23 New Mexico ■ M Where Asmara ■~ JM University are described on floral symbol n 24 Laban s >i H ashington ■■ \» 1 _1 . cassette tapes that students daughter / and — ■■ • 25 Echo, for one M Ol summer - 1 can listen to at the library. ■" 1 27 Paaa below the u Trimmer J Ba . The tapes, which last about horiron Colloq • : 28 Genghis Khans <£ Dutch province ■ : ■ 30 minutes consist of boya uj Hutch coin* * Pounded Abbr 31 Pr*»*r** 4S Twoonlh««iftk SI Mendithhtro interviews with department •JUKI TO (WINS Hal r« The ocean .»nh 9 Trouble-makers 3.1 Trend* ivpes (4 .. * H iM£iffiB. the l 10 C.reol storm M C il> tn Meiico 52 \ilir*n,p heads and explain 1 w A,H 0 «M«..,:.1 II Marks 11 Mathematical ■ Pu l side bv side .ulli. instrument .16 speak hasiilv f,5 KivrtolA«ia M a Mfli U •■i. ..'.■• requirements, specializ- 12 Absolved 37 Foothkepart 57 (.u„fnmfn( "s±J DOWN ations, possible electives, 1 ol "IV1 ill " C.O .'■■■ II I p-iKht 1- Suprr market 11 ■1 (."•'.C.HlO.Oit II Situated below necessity II Fmttd M BgnMiM - dew job opportunities, as well as 1 c NO OTU 1 ( '■( 0 ! 1 tiam 'XV'JM^^'iV 1 t-.lenhanl *crv 2i (>p formed in ID BtttdM list campus resource ° 'M P 1 « ? I8M9 || Superficial !»■ r S'l'J'^L 1 I).UOK." . persons. M ( y > 1 'Tel sicunaaju father I* Actoi t han.v riotsM III N 1 OHC 4 Hebrides isle M Post ofher U tomes on the ?Ju iiiyn? The cassette library "can ■ *.* .- MM .' , 5 Greet pain machine scene oV r. * ' • 1 n ( 6 (ienusof oat* 2* Prom this 44 Construct be a very fine resource to source 47 Cmii-hetv i t help students decide what 1 *!' ■ ' •*. *i range .«» Sta inbol fharat ., DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau

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CAMPUS CALENDAR "Goldenheart" rush Oct. 27 Congratulations on your and Oct. 29 from D.U. lavaliering. The Wednesday. October 29, 1975 7:30-9:30. All girls Brothers of Delta Upsilon. interested in being a l_iI' Sis Alpha Phi Omega; Nat'l Serv. Frat. meeting Rm. 104 are welcome. Biggest hamburg in town B.A. Bldg.. 8:30 p.m. Big Beet cheeseburg special We service motorcycles, you tell us how to cook it. Conversations discussion series meeting tonight Conf. auto's, tiucks. mutflers. FRIENDLY ICE CREAM Rm. Newman Center. 7 p.m. Dishop Motors 18039 N. 1027 North Mam St. Dixie Hwy. Theodore Enslin will give a poetry reading tonight in Stop in at the Mad Artist's Rm. 115 Ed. at 8|15 p.m. Free & open to the public. PRESERVE CREDIBIL- Colony. Pots by dona. ITY! Order your '76 General meeting tor BETA BETA BETA Bio. Honor. yearbook now. Call The Alpha Chi Seniors! Get Soc. Rm. 419 Life-Sci. Bldg.. 8 p.m. Refresh. Dr. Baxter Key, 2-0086. psyched for the Pumpkin will speak on Bioethics. Discuslon. walk! SENIORS! It's picture time. For senior picture Concerned Stud, tor City Gov't. meeting Rm. 210 U. Where is the WFAL Hall 8 p.m. appointment call The Key, Haunted House? On 372-0086. Windfall Radio 680 AM... Circle K meeting Rm. 217 Ed. Bldg.. 8 p.m. you might win something Bulk dry cleaning, by the hornble! Intramural gymnastics for women 7:30-9:30 p.m. South pound or by the load, at gym. Women's Bldg. Stadium Plaza Laundromat. FOR SALE Gay Union meeting Rm. 203 Hayes Hall. 8 p.m. Ear piercing now at Klevers Montgomery Ward Color Jewelers $7.50 includes TV. Excellent condition BGSU Photo Club meeting Rm. 102 Life-Sci. Bldg.. 7 earrings. S200 or best offer. Call p.m. 352-9218. 5-9 p.m. 6th ANNIVERSARY SALE Active Christians Toda/ Bible Studies 603 Clough St. 3 now in progress VATANS Speedball pen tips - all sizes. & 6 p.m. 169 N. Main Storewide Very cheap. 372-3658. Savings. 20% and more. LOST AND FOUND p.m., 352-6236. Brand new Tiger Montreal Free!! Radiator flushing '76, slightly used SL76 or FOUND: One pair pink WANTED with anti-freeze purchase. Nike Cortez. Best offer. Free lube with oil change. underwear belonging to 352-2113. someone in Harshman or Babysitter 2:30-5:30 p.m. Call for appointment. 352-9090 Butler's Amoco. K r i e s h e r on Tues. on Mon. & Wed.. 2:30-7:30 1968 Galaxie 500 convert. Wooster & 1-75. night-Wed mor ning. p.m. on Tues. & Thurs. 390 many new parts. Need's Inscription: "We belong Angela Bell, 831 7th St. some work. 352-7331. together" Please contact Apt. 4 before 2 p.m. If Herb Plants at Calico Sage & Mark, 2-4046. housing needed, free room Thyme 115 Clay. Tues. thru Deluxe sun lamp 4' stand & board. Contact me at my Sat. 10-5. oscillating timer. Almost LOST: Gold sun pin. Along address. new. $40. 352-9377. Snake Dance route. Call PRINT SALE 2-1038. 1 m. rmmte. to sub. wtr. THIS WEEK ONLY!! r*wKRAFT *-• • -#KJET i rPUFFED we « KM .- .SMatal EVERFRESH I U. 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Many people tend to think of them as rough, thtm what to invest in, I negotiate their contracts with the streets and helps me. Sports Editor cigar-smoking individuals who barter with owners to obtain their teams and I explain their tax situation to them and "And that's the whole idea of the business - you've got an outlandish salary for a player and then split the scene give them advice in that area. to make a reputation for yourself." he continued. "The with a very handsome monetary reward. "As an agent, you've got to do a lot of things for these least bad vibe and you're done." I ran into a friend of mine, Kenny White, two weeks ago White explained that such is not the case. guys (athletes)," White continued. "You've got to be lik: a White credits his experience at the News and his training while attending the Cleveland Cavaliers' exhibition game "When we represent a player, we negotiate his contract, father, someone they can trust." from the School of Journalism as factors that have aided against the Detroit Pistons. handle his financial affairs and give him advice in the areas After graduating from the University. White served as him in his present position. White, as many of you may recall, was the sports editor of investments, promotions, and endorsements." White assistant public relations director for the Cavaliers last year. "Working on the paper did so much for me, just for of the News two years ago. Colorful and sometimes said. "We just try to do an overall good job with an But in April' Wooten approached him to handle the exposure," he said. "And covering the basketball team and controversial. White was a unique writer. athlete's money so after he stops playing, he can maintain a basketball area of his expanding operation. traveling with them like I did kept me around players, But he's given up his pad and pencil for a new profession. respectable life style." coaches and administrators that is so much like my job White is an agent who works on behalf of athletes in the "I DIDNT THINK a job of this son would come as now. professional ranks. WHITE SAID that Pro Sports Advisors handles contracts quick as it did," White explained. "But it was a challenge, "I didn't think public speaking was important until I for over 150 professional athletes. Among the more notable and I looked at it as a new experience. started seeing six to eight clients per day ." he said. "And I IN BETWEEN reminiscing about old times, we had an are Terry Metcalf of the St. Louis Catdinals. Chuck White said that lie is on the go constantly, and when he is didn't realize that writing techniques were that important interesting conversation about his new job. I had my pad Foreman of the Minnesota Vikings, Daryl Stingley of the not on the road, most of his time in the office is spent on until I started doing feature writing last year and even now and pencil in operation as White attempted to explain his Sew England Patriots. Jimmy Cleamons and Bingo Smith the phone. in drawing up endorsements and the like." function as an agent. of the Cavaliers and Paul Blair. Ken Singleton and Mike "I'm usually on the go. but 1 like to be," he said. "I like Honesty is an important tiait for an agent, according to White works for Pro Sports Advisors. Inc., a Cleveland Torrez of the Baltimore Orioles. to be around athletes, it relaxes me. It's a cut-throat White. firm headed by former Cleveland Brown guard John Former Central Michigan University basketball stars business, but it's one that I enjoy. "IF 1 KNOW an athlete is not worth what he's asking for, Woolen. His official title is director of basketball James McElroy (New 0 rleans Jazz) and Dan Roundfield "It's been a learning year for me, but I've gotten to know I tell him I'm not the man he's looking for." he explained. operations. (Indiana Pacers) are also under contract with Pro Sports the business," White claimed. "I've gotten to know many "I'll fight, but I won't be ridiculous. Agents haven't been a part of the pro sport scene until Advisors. owners and players. "My job is to get the player what he deserves and get the team what it paid for," White added. "You've got to know "I LOOK AT MY job as helping the athlete," he said. your product, know what he can do. There's so many good "There is a very small percentage of bright athletes. It's a basketball players aiound and it's my job to find them a nice feeling when a player comes back to me and says "you place." Apparently. White has found his place in a fledgling and The BG New exciting profession. SPORTS Athas on waivers Wednesday, October 29, 197$ Page 7 CLEVELAND (APV-Pelc Athas. who won a starting job in the Cleveland defensive backfield this The Brothers of season, was placed on waivers ycslerday by the Browns. The surprising move came close on the heels of PHI KAPPA PSI Archie wants championship some costly errors by Athas in Sunday's 23-7 loss to the Washington Redskins. COLUMBUS. Ohio Big Ten Conference's most greatest player he's coached A&M's coach, talked Hayes B'lt a source close to the Biownssaid the cutting (AP) - Archie Griffin, valuable player and an In 30 seasons. into playing Griffin against of Athas had nothing to do with Sunday's WOULD LIKE TO college football's most all-American. He ranks as "I've only seen Arch North Carolina. He perfoimance and had been contemplated prior to the CONGRA TULA TE THEIR heralded player, would swap the greatest rusher in major upset once in his four years responded with a school Washington game all of his personal college history. here. That was up at record 231 yards. NEW ACTIVES achievements for one team Michigan when a defensive Since, he's started 39 ATHAS. PICKED up as a free agent in preseason goal: a national STILL. AS' Ohio State back twisted his leg after a straight games, producing training after four seasons as a starter with the New championship. trainer Billy Hill said. "His tackle. 28 straight regular season York Giants, came to Cleveland with some question CHRIS GOLDSMITH JEFF WATSON "I would," the little Ohio attitude hasn't changed performances of over 100 marks about his ability lo get along with coaches. State senior tailback said since the first day he walked "I've NEVER heard him yards rushing. He had several well publicized run-ins with Giants' yesterday. "That national through the door. He's so swear. I never hear him raise His 4.730 career yards coaches during his years in New York after being championship is the most JACK ECKLEY DAVE SHOUP down to earth, humble, his voice to a teammate in has wiped out Ed Marinaro's picked up in 11>70 as a free agent important." unbelievable." practice." record as major football's In Sunday's game. Athas fumbled away two punt That's some trade. Griffin says Hayes missed all-time leader. returns and helped the Redskins move in for a Griffin was the college DICK KAVERMAN STEVE DAVIS His coach. Woody Hayes, another time when he was All this from a 5-9, 182 touchdown when lie was charged with game's Player of the Yeat as marvels over the way Griffin Q upset. pound runner? unsportsmanlike conduct on a play deep in Cleveland the l 74 I Instil.m Trophy has handled the swarms of "When I was a freshman territory. 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Accepts *goat' tag for mental miscue Miller reflects on fumble on the play-by-play on By l).in Garfield I know, it was a fumble. I the first half kept us from we're a better team. They channel 57 - and I still say •I Assistant Sports Editor just fumbled it." blowing them right out. capitalized on the breaks. he didn't get it (first Miller said he really was They do what they have to down)," Miller insisted. "I r h a game of shook al halftime and thai "THE OTHER was when to win games. We did whatever we wanted to to hate lo get on the refs. but Mcond-guesslng seems to be Nehlen, although he did not Smith (Miami quarterback he (Smith) didn't get a first one "I the moil familiar yell al ihe players in the Sherman) caught the ball them (Saturday) but we down." pastimes when II comes to locker room, "was really (on a halfback pass) after made mistakes." evaluating mistakes displeased." falling down. A play like Miller said that a MILLER SAID this I ui Falcon quarterback There were a few other that just broke us up then." third-quarter fourth-down play which led to Miami's Saturday's game with league Mark M llei, looking back JI points in Saturday's first There was another play opponent Ball State will Ins mental miscuet in the loss that Miller wanted to which left Miller puzzled. winning field goal was, in signal the difference Miami game leaves him with expound upon. The general On a safety blitz, Art his opinion, a gift. between a 10 - 1 season or a the latni ..i regret and the outcome left him baffled. Thompson had Smith in the On that play, quarterback tragic crumble. tag ol "If there's a thing called backfield, but the Miami Smith was stopped cold on "I think this game "I feel I'm the goal-" Ijdy Luck, it seems Miami field general staggered long decides if we're 10 - 1 or 6 - Millet said in noting nil had it." he said in enough to find end Steve the line and spun around for 5 this season. "If we lose, second pern .1 fumble. "Don amazement, "It seemed that Jocck.cn in the end zone for apparently no gain. When we'll find out this week if layloi feels he's ihe goal we were ready to nail the lid a touchdown that gave the official placed the ball the guys are at each others' .iii.l there arc olheri who on their (Miami) casket Miami a 17 - 10 lead in the down it showed a gain of a throat. It's easy to be leel the) arc loo when they came back. third quarter. yard and a first down. friends when you win, but I Jon'l think I lost my "I think there were two "There were some plays "I saw that play three when you lose it's composure li svai .i menial Miming points," Miller said. where they were simply times •- from the sidelines, something different." .noi ..II ill.ii fumble. I'm "I think the two fumbles in lucky." Miller said. "I think on the ABC highlights and noI b) .ins means blaming anyone bul myself foi that I II nil.k." Ihe sophomore quarterback said Monday. Falcon hooters meet Akron MILLER SAID the second-period play in which By Norm Baker "THEY DEFINITELY have the best team they've ever he fumbled with IS seconds Staff Writer had," Cochrane said. "Their offense is great. Their front lo play in Ihe half was just a four men on their offensive line are their strength." simple quarterback sneak. Ten days ago Bowling Green's soccer team lost to a Akron has blanked seven opponents in 11 games this He said coach Don Nehlen red-hot Cleveland State squad that had just upset defending year including a 5-0 whitewash over Wooster Saturday. told Inin to "sneak it - NCAA champ Howard University the previous week. "Akron is a good team which doesn't have to play too whichevei way I fell I At ^:^0 p.m. today, coach Mickey Cochrane's men will much defense since their offense keeps the ball in the should fall. host another national caliber team, Akron University. opposing team's defensive half of the field." Cochrane "I drove forward and fell The Zips, owning a 9-1-1 season record, handed Howard added. on I Miami playei." Miller only its second defeat in the last two and a half years as Falcon quarterback Mark Miller gets a key block from guard Mark said. "I knew it was a Akron shutout the Bisons. 1-0, two weeks ago. The victory The Zips will attempt to continue (heir mastery over Conklin before firing the ball to an Intended receiver in fumble, bul Ihe whistle boosted the Zips into the national rankings, placing them Bowling Green as Akron has never losi a regular season Saturday's game with Miami. The sophomore signal caller rni^lit have been blown. No, 14th nationally. game against the Falcons in seven previous contests. fumbled with 15 seconds to go in the first half to set up a Miami field goal and 10-10 tie at the intermission. Miller and bis "WE HAD a good ball gime last year and although we Pass teammates will try to rebound this week when the Falcons close gave them too much too soon, we did come back and play their home schedule with Ball'State. (Newsphoto by Minds well in the second half," Cochrane said. Stickers top Kenyon Milligan) The Falcons spotted Akron three first-half goals in last By I inn Leach to score on one of those met BG only three hours season's game and lost. 4-1. The defeat broke a 12-game Assistant Sports Editor shols. BG came from behind after the Kenyon match. winning streak which BG had compiled. The Falcons then :••••••••••••••*•••••••• lo win the match, scoring Lorain, using a link-system concluded Ihe 1974 season with losses against Ohio "I think we've finally two goals in the second half. defense that made it University and Northern Illinois. pulled together as a team," A STRONG Falcon difficult for the Falcons to BGSU MARCHING * said field hockey coach defense held Kenyon to move the ball, slipped by "We'll be playing the same type of game that we've been Carol Durentmi after the only six shots on goal Bowling Green, 1-0. doing all year." Cochrane said. tih io Anoclation of during the match, and goalie The Falcon squad assured itself of a winning season last BAND CONCERT Intercollegiate Spoils Lynn Crane had five saves. THE FALCON stickers weekend by beating Ohio State, 1-0, Saturday afternoon. Women's (OAISW) BG had 14 shots on goal. scored two goals against The victory boosted the team's record to 4-1-2 with three 5 t.. II i n .iiiu-ni over the Mary Jo Beets and Terrie Lorain but both g°*l* were games remaining. * weekend al Ohio Wesleyan. Fair scored the Falcons' disallowed because of Monday, Nov.3, 8:00 p.m. - Anderson Arena Bowling Green'i women goals. penalties. SOPHOMORE Ken Hendershotl scored BG's lone goal * 'Featuring Music from 1975 Football Half times' si i c k cis knocked off "The girls were really Ohio Wesleyan, as against the Buckeyes, hiking his season total to seven. * 111 i h seeded Kenyon high for Kenyon," expected, copped the state Hendersholt is now within three goals of equalling the College, -I. in 'licit Am Durentmi said. "It was a championship, edging Falcons' single season goal-scoring record of ten set by * match of Ihe state beautiful match-definitely Wooster, 1-0, in a defensive Warren Heede in 1972. TICKETS NOW ON SALE tournament. the bright spot of the battle. BG meets state Bowling Green will be without the services of freshman Kenyon bad only three tournament." runner-up Wooster at 10 Erich Tausch today. The Webster. N.Y. native hyper AT THE MEMORIAL HALL TICKET shots on goal the first half A fresh Lorain County a.m. Saturday at Sterling extended an elbow in practice a week ago and is out for the * Community College team season. Ol the match, bul managed Farm field. OFFICE, OPEN WEDNESDAYS * 9 A.M. - NOON, 1 P.M. - 5 P.M. * Anderson grabs NL honor * Students $1.00 * ( I N C I N N A I I sports writers and Andeison said he tanks way the youngei "We'ie world champions Adults $2.00 * I A I'I --Sparky Anderson sportscasters. communication as a key to guys--Fostei, Griffey, Will now, but that's nothing if * ilniiks the prestige ol being ANDERSON, WHO has dealing with one of the McEnaney and Rawly you rub people's noses in it. world champions will said he owes his baseball game's highest-salaried Eastwick-came along foi This should make you a ji.(Proce>a)d"s Bun*fit Marching Band Advancement Fund) 2 intensify pride in the career to two people-his teams. us," said Andeison. bettei peison--not the Cincinnati Redl and help father and the late baseball Andeison's majoi opposite." •••••••••••••••••••••••* make himself a better figure Lefty Phillips-show- move-switching Pete Rose Andeison hopes he managei ered praise on his coaching to thiid base so slugger imparts something to his . rvf-rrvvrrri-i'i-i ! ' I'M'i'i'f' "The World Series title staff. Geoige Fostei could be players other than a winning ■ ■■ ■■■ ■■■■ will hi ing us closer "I always felt I knew my squeezed into the line-up- philosophy. "The biggest together," said Andeison, baseball, but my coaches tiiggeied the Cincinnati mistake that happens to pro who was honored by The helped keep me on an even surge that included a streak athletes is they foiget whete Associated Press yesterday keel. They helped me of 41 victories in a 50-game they came fiom. The as National league Manager become a bettei manager. stretch. money's always going to be ALL CAMPUS of Ihe N c.i i They've done so many little "I knew that the older theie but that doesn't mean "It's a gieai honor, but things that lubbed off on guys would come thiough, you have to change youiself dm award belongs to the me." said Andeison. but the big surprise was the as a person. whole learn," said the HALLOWEEN PARTY 41-year-old managei who directed the Redl to an awesome ins victories, a Dick N«wlova>-th« man. third National league title m sis, seasons and the city's • avtanoM. WHEN: THURSDAY OCTOBER 30. .975 first World Senes ljtl< m .15 • HOBMWM-»N. Praepiet yean • TaachtMcial studies for I yean 8:30 p.m. - ',2:30p.m. o*for* foUf lalo bul MU "I'M NOT talking about a • Family-WMe. Nancy (Rears): Cnild- iff, dynasty, bul you are going r«*. Magta. I, and Sarak I months to see oui best (earns ovei • Gradual* of BGHS and BGSU. 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