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The College of Wooster Open Works The oV ice: 1971-1980 "The oV ice" Student Newspaper Collection 5-10-1974 The oW oster Voice (Wooster, OH), 1974-05-10 Wooster Voice Editors Follow this and additional works at: https://openworks.wooster.edu/voice1971-1980 Recommended Citation Editors, Wooster Voice, "The oosW ter Voice (Wooster, OH), 1974-05-10" (1974). The Voice: 1971-1980. 92. https://openworks.wooster.edu/voice1971-1980/92 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the "The oV ice" Student Newspaper Collection at Open Works, a service of The oC llege of Wooster Libraries. It has been accepted for inclusion in The oV ice: 1971-1980 by an authorized administrator of Open Works. For more information, please contact [email protected]. I 1 j Nobody should hovo ALL ! people! f X V I I I I I 1 A I I j All power to the f f powor. I - - RodicoL slogan II Bon Bovo I PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF THE COLLEGE OF WOOSTER Volume LXXXIX Wooster, Ohio, Friday, May 10, .1974- -. Number 23 Ellsberg, Fonda, Bond speak Kent rally resembles picnic .Viewy - - ... "by BCl Henley ADMINISTRATION and END U. danced to Judy CoHlns song r S. AID TO THIEU AND LONNOL while clutching a limb. The pro- It was billed as a rally, but It and THE CHAIN OF GUILT FOR ceedings were Interrupted for to v. seemed more like a picnic. For THE KENT MURDERS LEADS the natal announcement custo- many of the people gathered on TO NIXON. And the ominous-soundi- ng mary at aU freak-ty- pe gatherings the Kent State University Com- AVENGE: EAT THE of any respectable size: "Will mons on May 4, 1974, it was an RICH, calling up visions of the Rick please come to the U-H- aui occasion to sit on the crass on a. Legion of Charlies. trailer by the Information booth,' sunny spring afternoon, to throw (And a dissident. Around toe his wife has Just had a baby. a frlsbee or play with children fringes of the crowd walked a (Followed by another announce- and dogs, to drink beer and wine gaunt, gray-hair-ed man In a ment, that the S & M Transit or smoke the Pernicious Weed, faded brown suit, carrying a bus out of Wooster, Ohio has left ' V.. v to gawk at "celebrities" and clap sign; MY SON DIED AT THIEN its lights on In the parking loQ . and cheer at their speeches with NGON BECAUSE OF EN- A contingent of Jesus people out necessarily hearing what they COURAGEMENT TO HANOI AND mingled with the crowd, wearing were saying. : A THREAT TO WASHINGTON 6--Inch red buttons and patches For many others, doubtless, FROM AMERICA'S NOISY GET SMART, GET SAVED. the Kent State Memorial Rally SCUM.) Bruce Arnold, our resident Wob- ... C was an occasion to remember The Young Socialists and the bly, spent an hour arguing with a four . people who died In that Spartaclst League and the New Communist whether the LW.W. place four years ago, and to American Movement set up their or toe Communist Party best rededlcate themselves to the booths and distributed their liter- serves toe true Interests of toe causes those people are said to ature and Imprinted their working class. - have died for. But,somehow, It Ideologies on signs. The official" aspect of toe was not these others who set The speakers ' appeared and rally came off with commendable n the tone and the a-ecUo- of the exhorted their audience to efficiency; all toe advertised event. greater fervor and commitment, speakers and the two singers For perhaps a majority of the and the audience applauded. The appeared promptly and succeeded . "ralllers. It was not an occas- singers sang that "a man of each other smoothly. Jane Fonda ion for great sorrow or anger words without deeds . Is like a opened toe rally at 2:30 p.m.,the or heavy commitment, but for garden full of weedsand that scheduled time, with a brief pre- having a good time while feeling they would permit no more liminary address explaining that vaguely that one Is doing a Good genocide In my name", and the toe rally was not basically a . Thing. ' hearers clapped In time and tried memorial service for the four ' signs were there of to sing along. murdered students that , had I The A course: EKD THE WATERGATE A girl climbed a tree and continued on page five lather protests the Kent rally. Karon loses chance to challenge Regula By Jeff Adair and Woosters first candidate for Indicated Karan may win the a three to one margin over his of Elections office close by to Congress since toe 1930s, had district. At times, nearly 100 nearest competitor, John Free- check further late returns from How- county. These trips may Beer, soda and doughnuts were been defeated. persons were In toe office. dom, of Canton. Freedom hit the being served and a large full The Democratic Headquarters ever, around U Tuesday night hard In the large population areas have provided a little excitement not coffee dispenser was spilled in a second floor room over- when Stark County returns were of Stark County, beating . Karan in seeing local favorable returns, all in anticipation of a victory looking Wooster's Public Squ&re coming In, people began filing with large majorities. but feelings would be quickly party that was not going to hap- was packed with campaigners, out. Karan bad conceded defeat. queUed when other less favor- pen. Brad Karan, political friends and others watching early Final 'Wayne County returns Karan garnered 300 more votes able vote spreads would be seen science professor at the College returns during the evening that showed Karan was running over In Wayne County than aU of his at toe headquarters. competitors combined. The final "Winning or losing Is trrele- -. Wayne taUy showed Karan with vant," said Karan, I was proud 3,569 votes; Freedom, 1,306; to run. After Karan's con- Downtown Wooster may be James J. Irwin, 1,019; and Vir- cession remarks, toe head- ginia Beck, 944. quarters was solemnly quiet for In the large cities of Massll-lo- n. several seconds. reshaped into scenic mall Canton and AUlance, Karan "Regula should be Jumping for was never ahead. Some pre- Joy after tonight, said one By Sue Flatte Revenue from parking meters The reaction of downtown bus- cincts In eastern Wayne County Karan campaigner. Ralph toe been very favor- (R-Nava- rre), may a new mall, win also be used to finance inessmen has also went against Karan. Regula current Wooster have they In wait- Wooster Ser- lots. able. Uhl said are favor As many observers were congressman for toe area, ran says Thomas Uhl, of Improvement. At a listening to unopposed on the Republican He feels there Is aesthetic ing around a table vice Director. 'The three corners of Public recent Chamber of Commerce a radio for returns from Stark ticket, and win face Freedom In a 75-- 25 chance ofacquiring toe Square win be used for parking. meeting a vote was taken and no County and' watching toe table November. Other campaigners man. If plans are finalized, There win be fountains and one voiced any opposition to toe that kept track of Wayne County said mat Karan would nave been open . Uhl said toe man win by plaza areas. There win be project. precincts, a loud scream beHow-e- d. Regula's only threat, and that July 4, 1975. flowers and trees. The side- There was silence for a Regula was actually scared about The proposed cost of toe man walks from Grant to Liberty win College students' involvement while, then Joking that a whole competition from Karan. Is five to $600,000. This Includes be widened three feet and there In the man win be mtnlmal at dispenser of not coffee had been pavement, trees, shrubs, and toe win be a median strip with trees this time. This Is because the lost to the floor. Both men In costs will be fi- and such. On toe four corners project is stin In toe 'Imple- and In Jeans got plaza. These suits students concession In part by toe Federal of the square there win be gaze- mentation stage. However ,Mr. on knees to clean up toe After his speech, nanced their Karan migrated to a desk In toe Community Development Funds. bos to protect, people from toe Uhl did say that some plans COW mess. $ toe half-emp- ty An added expenditure win be elements. It is, however, Impor- students had drawn up last year corner of office, the new parking lots. These cost tant to realize that these plans were used In toe current project. Karan and some of toe mem- sadly sat down In a soft roUlng campaign were con- chair and began answering toe from $2 ,500-- $ 3,000 per parking are not finalized. We won't know These were designs of various bers of his space. being for sure until July said Uhl mans made for an Urban Studies stantly leaving toe headquarters party office telephone with a These are assessed L" cheery by independent businessmen. about the project. 339. office to walk down to the Board "heUo." Pag two VOICE Friday, May 10, 1974 J . x . feedback which has reached . divided, and I am the first . a -- group of men and women Holy Scriptures. me with regard to Wooster to admit that W.C J7, has who profess a common loy- Obviously this is a model Christian Fellowship, I feel had a major though cer- alty to Jesus Christ as which is a goal and not yet Understanding a need to try to explain tainly not sole, responsi- their personal Lord and a concrete reality.