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By Julie Rollo department and that its existing approach, attitude and training of officers inappropriate and inadequate, with some result of a police attitude of independence from the ad- Staff Reporter operation are inappropriate to the needs of the University officers having had "no Significant university-life experiences ministration. At the tame time, sources said, administrators Copyright 1977, The BG News community, according to sources. of their own. save as police officers " liave failed to enforce tlieir authority. The seven-month-long investigation of the University The panel also will recommend that a police review board Humanistic education such as psychology, human The panel reportedly concludes that police operations have Police department by the ad hoc police review panel is over. be formed, primarily, sources said, for reviewing police relations and minority values and lifestyle are among embarrassed the University and damaged the interests of Sources have informed the News of several recom- operations as opposed to the hiring, firing or controlling "significant areas of concern to a university police depart- students and their families, and that police procedures in- mendations the panel will submit in its final report to the officers. ment ithati have been neglected or ignored entirely," cluding search and seizure, random questioning and the Board of Trustees at 10 this morning in McKall Center. Panel members agreed it is necessary that the department sources said. taking of photos of students not charged with an offense, have Committee findings indicate, sources said, that serious adopt and enforce rules of conduct and a code of ethics, and Despite rumors, sources said the panel will not recommend been inappropriate and the legality of them questioned by the problems were found regarding operations of the police revise the police manual in accordance with the recom- the removal or demotion of any police officer, nor will it courts, according tosources. department and its relationships with the administration and mendations, according to sources. propose that police operations be transferred from Vice Findings indicate that procedures for resolution of University community. Panel findings indicate that serious personnel problems Prestdeni for Operations George Postich'a control. grievances have been perceived as ineffective and, sub- Specifically, complaints against police were found so exist in the department, involving questions of ap- ACCORIHNC. TO .sources, other findings indicate: sequently, many go unrcportcd, sources told the News. The prevalent and advanced as to demand "recognition that the propriateness of attitude and some existing assignments, as -There are attitudes of prejudice against blacks and sexist panel concludes: problems are serious, pervasive, and potentially, if not well as questions of competency and conduct, sources said. prejudices against women on the part of certain members of "Confidence in the police has deteriorated to such an ex- presently, tragic in their implications for the University the department, which "affect the department's operations tent that many of those with real grievances conclude it community and its members." ANOTHER recommendation, the News learned, is in the field." useless to initiate complaints through these procedures." establishment of a student involvement program to. in part, --"The department has failed to convince the University the panel reportedly concluded. INFORMATION further indicates the panel will recom- provide a working relationship between students and officers COmmunit) that it is here to serve them and that it can be Many University groups, including the Black Student mend the establishment of a new police program, em- through employment of students in areas of the department. trusted to serve them without bias or abuse " Union i HSU •, the administration, police and the News, have phasizing safety and service rather than law enforcement. Further, the panel will propose an in-service training -Although susceptible to varying interpretations, the awaited the outcome Of the ad hoc police review panel's Sources said that change will include a new name-the program for personnel, improved recruitment procedures to mutual aid agreement between the University and city has closed-door hearings and deliberations, department of public safety. insure selection of professional officers and the hiring of been misused by University Police. The panel, formed after HSU members complained of The committee found that excessive emphasis on law more minorities, sources said. SOURCES SAIll Committee findings state that some police police hat rassment of students, spent 50 hours interviewing enforcement is at the root of the dissatisfaction with the News sources said the committee found the present personnel activities have bordered on insubordination as a 25 witnesses during the course of its Investigation. Conflict of interest may exist involving student rep to trustees

By Gall Harris IN A TAPED interview yesterday, When Weibl contacted Bell later that staffers phoned him at the SGA office News Editor Bell told Buckley that input he has evening, asking him why he had yesterday about buying beer, he gathered indicates that an inconsistent discussed the liquor policy instead of referred them to the off-campus An apparent conflict of interest in- interpretation of the rules exists and ACGFA, he received a "wishy-washy" number of John J. Kerns, junior. volving Undergraduate Student that most of his findings are consistent. answer from Bell, he said. Bell denied that he has sold any beer Representative to the Board of However, he did not say if persons' himself and refused to comment on Trustees Ron Bell is being Investigated reactions mostly were positive or BGRNO Tuesday contacted Dr. Kern's involvement with the Stroh's by the Bowling Green Radio News negative regarding the policy. Kichard R. Eakin, vice provost for Company. Organization (BGRNO). Hi .A President Richard A. Weiblsaid student affairs, concerning students BGRNO began the investigation after that when Bell appeared at the RLA conducting private business affairs on WHEN ASKED if he was a viewing a memo to resident advisors, meeting Nov. 1, supposedly to discuss campus telephones, such as that of representative with Stroh's, Kerns also sent by Bell, a representative of the the Advisory Committee on General selling beer for a distributor through refused to comment. Stroh's Beer Co., indicating they can Fee Allocations lACGFA), he instead the SGA office. SGA President Bob Wolf replied that purchase beer at wholesale prices by requested members' feedback con- "We try to contact the student that the matter "was news to me" when contacting him at the Student Gover- cerning the University's policy of this is not University policy," Eakin BGRNO contacted him yesterday by nment Association (SGA) office or his residence hall parties featuring said. "We certainly would discourage telephone. Wolf said he had heard campus residence. alcohol. that (running a business through a rumors about a conflict of interest BGRNO News Director Daniel J. Opinions toward the policy were University office), but students involving Bell, but did not know what it Buckley learned that Bell has appeared evenly split, Weibl said, adding that generally are naive on this point until concerned. at a Residence Life Association (RLA) Bell indicated he would take the in- we tell them." "I'll investigate this," he said. "It's meeting requesting feedback about the formation back to the Board of Bell apparently recently learned of the first I've heard about it, and it kind new, stricter campus party regulations. Trustees. this policy, because when BGRNO of shocks me if it's true." Process allows dept. self-study By Roger K. Lowe administrative COPE deals with academic COPE, which oversees the COPE designed the questionsque to be Staff Reporter academic support service areas such as academic departments of the answered when the departmentsdepi do the offices of student employment, University. their self-study, Means said. The ad- The University has structured a financial aid, student activities and the DEPARTMENTS look at their ministrative COPE asked the depar- process where administrative and Personal Development and Life achievements and at their short-term tments to concentrate on important academic departments can do a self- Planning Center, said Means, chair- and long-term goals, Means said. Each objectives and their implications and study and set their goals and man of the administrative COPE. committee has different procedures for focus on the next five years while achievements. Academic Council has Dr. M. Albert Dimmitt, assistant evaluating the reports of the depart- assuming no increase in resources. delegated the responsibility of over- dean at Firelands, is chairman of the ment. to page 4 N*»lphoK> h, G»fry Nvm-il, seeing the process to the Committee on HIGH SCHOOL journalists from around the Program Evaluation (COPE). state traveled to tin- University yesterday to attend an all-day There are two COPE subcommittees, workshop The media seminars, sponsored by the Northern Ohio each dealing with a specific area, ac-: Scholastic Press Association, included sessions in nrwswriting. cording to Dr. Charles L. Means, vice photojournalism and yearbook layout and design. provost for academic affairs. The Will review ad hoc police report Board of Trustees meeting today In addition to the review of the report be established to review capital im- offered to the trustees, wnicn will, if of the ad hoc police review panel at provement projects, to later be con- approved, align the policy with that today's Board of Trustees meeting, sidered by the finance committee. approved ealier this year by the several other items are on the agenda. Revisions to the University policy on Faculty Senate. A facilities committee is expected to faculty appointment and tenure will be AN AMENDMENT to the bylaws of < the Firelands Campus Board restructuring membership will be Inside the News considered. Final enrollment figures for fall, 1977 will be announced, along with reports on capital improvements under con- NEWS...The final vote tallies of state and local issues can be found struction, auxiliary improvement on pages. projects funded and the standards for financial aid recipients. EDITORIALS...The News offers some advice to the newly elected members of City Council and urges investigation of the faculty's Sponsored grants and contracts summer contract program on page I. received for the months of September and October and a listing of personnel SPORTS...The Falcon basketball team will hold an intrasquad changes will be reviewed. scrimmage tonight in Anderson Arena. Steve Sadler has the story on page 8. The regular reports of David Newman, faculty representative to the board, Ronald Bell, undergraduate Weather student representative and Narbeth Emmanuel, graduate student Windy and colder NawiftoU by HM| Milllgai representative, will be given. HlghSSF (13C) The meeting will be held at 10 a.m. SUSAN KREUSER TEMPTS Sam-It's resident cat "Ugly" with leftovers from a sandwich. The LowUF(IC) today in the second floor assembly finicky feline's name describes the condition it was in when it was found at the restaurant several 5* percent chance of precipitation room, McFall Center. years ago. The eat only likes tuna, turkey and milk and it is fed each time a shift changes, which sometimes results in many meals each day. I

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University Instructors angered at the University's new guidelines for paying professors teaching during the summer have created a committee students treated like robots to explore new methods of contracting summer faculty. Called the Committee on Summer Session Assignments, the group Obviously Mr. Moore feels that as working for the students at the faulted the irregular salaries paid to summer faculty because of the new by Mike Ravs MR. MOORE also opposes a student guidelines. Under the procedure, minimum summer class sizes were tote on the Board of Trustees along students we have no right to intrude on University. I don't know about you but established and faculty assigned to classes which met that minimum with no Faculty and Administrator the sacred ground of the lofty decision I dislike being manipulated and my making process here at BG. We should idead being ignored. were paid regular salaries. Faculty assigned to classes which did not vote. He apparently is content with the A few of University President Hollis be kept In our proper place. draw the minimum were paid on a scale based on the number of students Board as it is and intends to attempt to Moore's quotes made during his recent halt any movement to upset the status I submit that we are what this This is our University. This is our in their classes. address were published In a front page money being used and our future being The News understands the concern of the faculty, some of whom were article In the October 25, BG News. 7 should Instead say our University because we airheads built I'm not pinning the blame on Mr. paid relatively low salaries for teaching small classes, although Ihey These comments and their con- are shelling out quite a sum of money each year to be Moore for the present situation. prepared the same work for the class as they would have a large class. sequences deserve a closer look by Student inertia is just as guilty a The committee's recommendations may solve a difficult problem at students who may not have read the led around by the nose.' culprit. the University and the News urges them to And a method of contracting article or were not paying attention quo that he is now enjoying. University is made of, about and for. I do however, think it's time we take employees that will preserve diversity in the summer quarter classes. when they did read it Finally, if these views haven't blown out our transistors and tune in our some of that air out your ears, Mr. DO WE NOT deserve the basic right brains to the situation. We're being Mr. Moore began by praising S.G.A.'s Moore's comments on A.C.G.F.A. . to be represented in the running of our treated like a colony of robots. lobbying efforts aimed at procuring decisions is that they should be limited scnool, and to be taken more seriously more state funds for higher education to "areas where students should have a by its president. Mike Ravs Is a News guest coiamnist now serve students voice." in Ohio. Let's not forget that he basically is However, he somewhat con- descendingly added, "keep your ex- A full slate of citv pnlitlri ins. most of whom campaigned heavily pectations within reasonable goals." among University students. 1 uesday were elected to serve on CHy We students apparently can't Council. distinguish between what is reasonable The News endorsed all but one of the six newly-elected council men and and what is not. a representative of the Wood County Board of Elections said the student vole was "impressive" this year. CARRYING THIS attitude Into the The News congratulates the new councilmen on their successful next subject of discussion concerning Campaigns and would like to remind them of their promises and com- Moore's attempt to narrow the mitments to the campus community. responsibility of the Advisory Com- Council should be more aware of students' needs and the News mittee on General Fee Allocations, he believes the new and re-elected councilmen have a duty to serve the said that in the past A.C.G.F.A. has nearly 17.000 students here. been, "playing games" while making recommendations involving funds earmarked through earlier com- mitments.

let's hear from you Boy, the students at BG must be a IV New* wetcttat* *aa»*a trass Iti trader* In the ferta el letters to the •* bunch of irresponsible airheads when it which raauatat M |NM cattorlal policy •» say taker toak of h> comes to contributing ideas to the lemt operation and advancement of the letters HMM k* type wrtne. ass) Mate ipml They ml be tlprd sat the University. aathor '■ rear*** aaal phase tinker aaM be bwMed lor vrrtfkmttsa. Letter* rta he teal to: LrtlmujtheEdfiar.Thf BG New*. tMUstvrrtny HaU I should instead say our University The Newt names sV rixkt u reject Ml letter* tf ?**tl»B* •« letter* ■ Ihey ere because we airheads are shelling out ■Ireojed" Is sad taate *r ■■lit If*. Nt sstrwtal .IUC*J or —r rtlrssj «■ ht quite a sum of money each year to be ■Mlthtm. led around by the nose. ilnen whahti u whsut pal i ilstm stitlit toUo. I ■* aMarpiitiatti. ( . m mrmmn trntettek UEOSION — WE& KING V/W WAW gp guest columnist Letters speaking against false prophets by John Beach clamor of voices today which are Jesus is coming! Yes, his coming is bra). This leaves her chest showing for The first glaring mistake was the crying, "Jesus is here, he is here, he is old lady all to see. Let us ask you, which is more even at the door!!!! What are you statement that the book "Star Wars" Is there, he Is only with us," this is- becoming of a sorority sister? doing at this moment? Jesus said some based on the film. AU that these two Dear Friends: The followers of Jesus another dramatic fulfillment of the Thirdly, the matter of smoking pot "reporters", and I use the term loosely, of you are asleep, would be asleep at the is a poet were warned from the very first that teaching of Jesus set forth for us In the moment of his coming. One third of the sisters of ZTA party. So had to do was look on the copyright false prophets falsely so called would Bible. why was Val committing such a big Oh! Awake thou that sleepeth, the page and they would have seen that the arise in the world and especially would Search the Scriptures and find out crime? ZTA claims to be a Christian Coming of the Master Is even at the This letter is in response to the letter book was released in 1976; whereas the this be true in the last days Just prior to what is the real Word, the real Will of sorority, but clearly they are not. God door! Be sure that he is coming, he is (or rather, poem) entitled "Old Lady movie was released in 1977!! the Second coming of Chirst God. The apostle John says in I John, says not to judge your neighbors or you coming as a thief in the night Sees A I/>t" which appeared in the Secondly, these two (should I dare The false prophets of the world have Chapter four, verses 15, "Whosoever wiU endure the penalty of Hell. Are the Modernism or religious infidelity and November first B. G. News. use the word reporters) don't un- not been too difficult to identify as a shall confess that Jesus is the Son of sisters of ZTA better than God? derstand science fiction as a literary atheism has so permeated the church Poem? - one might ask. That was a rule, but the role of the prophet falsely God, God dweUeth in him, and he is in and our educational system that the "Letter to the Editor" wasn't it? We think the sisters of Zeta Tau genre. so called is so full of duplicity that it God." nations are busily engaged in educating Well-being an English under-grad Alpha should denounce themselves as Science fiction is a literary form that may not be obvious to the individual In the same Chapter, verses one our youth away from God, away from doesn't exactly qualify me as a critic, Christians, bow their heads in shame, lets the reader stretch his or her himself. through four the Apostle warns, Christ, away from the Bible. but I do have a passion for critical and send Val a formal Apology. imagination to the limits of the Jesus referred to this fact in the "Beloved, believe not every spirit, but America is headed for the rocks, and reading, and Ms. Ball is certainly the universe. Necessarily, the author must Gospel according to Saint Mathew, SueSchunck try the spirits whether they are of God: Bible believing Christians need to captive of a most poetic soul. create a society, a culture, a Chapter 7, verses 21-23. The heart of I .aura Saf fell because many false prophets are gone sound the alarm!! Christ's coming is Twentieth century absurdist? civilization, even an entirely new life this matter is involved in the fact that 414 Mc West out into the world. very near. "When the Son of man Existential? Lets not confuse Ms. Ball form to accomplish this purpose. "Star the works of Christ referred to John Hereby know yet the Spirit of God:' Dolores Campbell Wars" the film, is George Lucas' at- Cometh will be find faith on the earth?" with terminology folks - she's out there, 14:12 and elsewhere are done in the Every spirit that confess that Jesus she's looking at us, and my God, she's 439 Mc West tempt to visualize his book. False religious leaders with the Name of Jesus, that is to say, in the Christ is come in the flesh is of God; atheistic, communistic cohorts are seeing us! She knows what we're about In our visually oriented culture, a authority that is involved in that And every spirit that confesseth not doing their deadly work. The Book of and if that ain't poetry, then I'm not film is, of course, more stimulating to powerful Name. that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh is Jude describes them well. much of an English major either. those people who haven't learned to The administration of this ministry is not of God and this is that spirit of anti- You can use my Men's Room anytime how's your stretch their imaginations. God's order for his children is clear. executed by the Power of the Holy Christ whereof ye have heard that it "Contend earnestly for the Faith dear lady! But please; "A Plastic If these two "reporters" learn Spirit through the channel by the would come, and even now already is in Occupy till I come." Orchid That Would Never Fade?" -not nothing else from this may they learn believer, Mark 15:16. the world. for you Dear Irene. love life? that imagining what the written word May God help us do this very thing. You're the real thing if it ever was. portrays is what gave us the visual IN THESE LAST days the authority A FINAL WARNING.do not allow I want to thank everyone Involved treat of "Star Wars". Your bloom will never fade... no, never! of the believer, Ephesians 2:6 is con- any other fact to enter into your mind. John Beach", a News Guest Columnist Not as long as little children come with the planning and organizing of fused with the Power of God which wrapped up in the bodies of little "old Monday night's "How's Your Love Randall Clark indeed the infinite force at the disposal ladies" it won't Life?" put on by Campus Crusade for P.O. Box MS of the authority of the believer. In other Christ It was a powerful, beautiful eye Weston, Ohio words, the authority to apply the Power James J.Wolf opening experience for everyone to a certain situation and the Power The Six Slews 995 South Main Street present Christian or not itself are not the same identical things. I only wish it could've been shown for This philosophy or doctrine Is very ***** Thursday, November 10,19T7 a whole week instead of one night. fraternity pronounced in a popular vein which we sorority sisters Thanks again to those responsible - know as existentialism the main EDITORIAL STAFF your message was dear and hopefully The Brothers of Alpha Phi Omega thought expressed being an insistence editor patrlcia a. themas everyone present went away at (National Service Fraternity) are that our relationship with Christ, that is managing editor dennis |. saatwaM strongly affected and uplifted as I was. news editor fail t. harris condemn looking for a few good men. Our the relationship of the believer is not to editorial editor cynthia a. Itist P.S. If Tony Greico was present, I'd chapter here at Bowling Green State be associated with the physical realm makeup editor victoria I. sillord We would like to inform the BGSU very much like to read his comments hy University is one of the largest and but lies in some sort of Psychic or sports editor ..' terry r. goodman students about the sorority Zeta Tau this column. If he wasn't there, than it most active in the state of Ohio. We are asteral plane, thus it matters not what copy editor kathy |. btckman Alpha (ZTA). They claim they are is a discredit to him and his beliefs, now starting our Fall Rush Program. If is done in the body, but is a matter of ttatures editor paul I. lintern different from the other eleven because It appears be doesn't have an you feel like helping older people with pure spintualoecurrence. photo editor lawrenct m. kav»tr sororities on campus; they are - open enough mind to educate himself in tasks that they cannot perform, playing This teaching is entirely false even to BUSINESS STAFF worse!!! A friend of ours, Vat was the beliefs of the opposition. with handicapped children, and a false or erroneous application of the business manager tcathteon kern refused admittance Into the sorority working with projects like the Blood- advertising manager |oho p. iehasky Scripture just quoted, Ephesians 2:6. salesmanagtr William sehabel because of several minor things in- David A. Barnes mobile, then we're the organization for This situation leads to a confusion in cluding: wearing blue jeans to an in- 43SDSUT0W you. the life of the "believer." (all believers The BG News is published daily Tuesday through Friday during the regular formal party as well as wearing a t- The most important benefits that you are not motivated by the Spirit of God; school year and weekly during summer sessions by students of Bowling Green shirt two sizes to large, and smoking will receive are friendship, leadership Jesus said that even the devils believe Slate University under the authority W the University Publications Commit**. misfits wrote Opinions eipressed by columnists do not necessarily rrtlect the opinions ol The pot- and service. Make your college years and tremble), and this provides fertile BG News Editorial Board. To us it seems ridiculous to condemn meaningful to yourself, the campus and ground for the Anti-Christ to establish Th* BG News and Bowling Green State University are equal opportunity em- someone for wearing Jeans to an in- 'Star'Review the community. his Satanic kingdom immediately after ployers and do not discriminate in hiring practices. formal party when 90 percent of the For further information contact Kim the Rapture of the Church, H Corin- Th* News will not accept advertising that I* deemed. scri minatory, degrading Cochran (352-6492) or Glenn or insulting on the basis ol race. sex or national origin. sisters did. So why was she condemned thians I5:5W6; Just seven years prior to All rights to material published In The BO News are reserved for this? Where did you find the two misfits Wasielewski (352-6945). the Second Cotning of Christ As for wearing a t-shirt 2 sizes to that wrote the article on "Star Wars"? The teaching of the Bible is that there Editorial and Business Offices large, the president has worn worse. The article was written with very little Glenn Wasielewski will be many anti-Christs, but only one IM University Hall She. often wears blouses rolled up to her knowledge of "Star Wars" and science 850 Sixth St No. 10 Bowling Green State University Anti-Christ. II Thessalonians 2:7-9. Bowling Green. Ohio 434*] rib cage, tied and not buttoned (with no fiction in general DEAR FRIEND beware of the Phots* (4I»)1TJ-J*U > The BG News, Thursday, November It, 1177 Page J Nation's voters decided o variety of local issues By the Associated Press In Pittsburgh, they voted "change federal en- bringing any benefits to the state. through the legislature was against clean air. In Oregon, vironmental laws in order to workers. Day•^ ^•l. in• ssooatad ReviewPress Raoorti An initiative that called approved by the people ■ it was thumbs down on solar preserve existing Jobs in the VOTERS IN Oregon smutty books and movies Tuesday. It changes state energy. Washington State steel industry." defeated a measure that public nuisances was a law to allow the governor gave porno the heave-ho. Because there are 60,000 would have authorized $439 public favorite in and lieutenant governor to Referenda, initiatives and Jobs directly related to steel million in state bonds to Washington. The measure succeed themselves. It's father vs. son in Rose, N.Y. constitutional amendments production in the county, the develop energy from non- will make it easier to close Robert Wilson of Rose, N.Y., tried to follow in bis father's footsteps, but voters didn't let came before the people in vote was interpreted by neuclear sources including offending bookshops and him-they re-elected his father, William, to a third four-year term as town justice of Rose. communities across the some as a choice between the sun, wind and ocean theaters. Opponents had Cinema Ul country Tuesday. Some of employment and a cleaner tides. Nuclear energy plants called It "pure censorship." "I don't like tc say that I was running against my father," Robert said after his 526-398 the results may be environment. But opponents have been unpopular In Gov. Jim Hunt of North defeat inTuesday 'selection in this rural community east of Rochester near Lake Ontario. significant; others may not. said Tuesday's vote could Oregon, and supporters of Carolina will be able to run A MIDNIGHT ROMP "I prefer to say that we were campaigning for the same office." Five of every seven voters stall environmental im- the bond proposal had hoped for re-election in 1980 THRU THE JUNGLE Robert, a 29-year-old Democrat making his first bid for office, hoped to unseat his 53-year- provements in the Pitt- in Allegheny County, Pa., it would re-stimulate utility because a constitutional Ftl.-SAT.OHLY old Republican father from the $1.500-a-year Justice Job, which consists mainly of ruling on were in favor of a measure sburgh area without companies' investments in amendment he pushed traffic violations and small claims cases. that urged elected officials to IIIIII M.I iiiuiiititiiiii mi t .t.i uni.i.nn.i 11»111 u.i 111 m i ux ALL SEATS $1.50 "It's not a very popular office." the loser said yesterday. MlWldoMilMlrJl. William Wilson didn't sound very excited about his victory when contacted at his home DELTA GAMMA Presents: OMWOWINSSI l].)l t.M. Tuesday night. COLLEGE SKI WEEK "I didn't even know anything about it until a reporter just now called me and told me I'd CARNIVAL AT won." he said. "Neither one of us did any campaigning, we've been too busy." What they were busy with was harvesting the corn and other crops they grow on their 650- KILUNGTON, "sat. .Nov. 12 acre farm. Young Wilson said his father was anxious to get all the farming chores done t»J before the snow falls and he goes to Florida for two or three months. VERMONT 6P.M. In fact, the elder Wilson's annual Florida vacation became an issue in the campaign, with December 18-23, 1977 Robert arguing that the incumbent should not abandon his post for so long. The other town Justice handles the caseload when his father is out of town, young Wilson said. • five Day Lili Ticket • Five Nights in Hotel BGSU Israeli planes attack What impact will changing buying • 10 Great Meals W NA habits and lifestyles have on grocery • Ski SO Runs. 3000 Drop NATATORIUM Lebanese toe town; kill 63 stores? • Nightly I ntertammenl Israeli warplanes streaked across the For one thing, the word "super" market • Dance to Live Bands All proceeds go to the • Free Keg Tarty Janet* southern Lebanese border early yesterday might come out of supermarket • Extras Ohio Society for the pounding Palestinian strongholds in "We have begun to rethink the notion reprisal for guerrilla rocket attacks that that "bigger is better." says Robert 0. ONLY $119.50 Prevention of Blindness Wiled three Israelis this week. Lebanese Aders, president of the marketing In- to $139.50 ciieera stitute. Special Drive-to Package .i*i. -n>». ■<»*»■* officials said the Israeli foray killed S3 O-tOsOU »C"sll•.»,*> •• O C MOOSSI persons and injured 82. And the Neilsen people say the things To receive all the details on ihrs Beerblast i- CtHOss ftOMTI OS., . Israel's deputy defense minister, at a about supermarkets that irk people must great trip, send this ad with your address to United Intercollegiate funeral for one of the Israeli victims, said somehow be changed - things like long Skiers Association. 4040 South Thurs. .Nov. 10 8P.M. THIS SHOW IS BATUMI) the guerrillas 'will pay the full price for checkout lines, dirty stores, rude em- 28th St.. Arlington, Va. 2220s. Hydrolic Room I.D.'s required ADMISSION TO PERSONS their actions," that "Jewish blood Is not ployees and difficulty In finding things. 1703) S78-3322 (No collect, ' HANDOVER ONLY... please). POSITIVI I.D. IIOUWIDI for the taking," and vowed "never to give However, Industry officials don't like to rrr« U1111111111 rrTTrsnrTTinrrrrTiTrTTTonrT^ the murderers any rest." think the $195 billlon-per-year grocery Abu Jihald, a Palestinian guerrilla store business is facing revolutionary commander supervising rescue operations change. in the nearly flattened town of Azzieh, six miles north of the border said, "not a single guerrilla has been killed and most of Committee kills exemption the casualties are women and children." But a Palestinian spokesman admitted for oil burning industries later that three members of a guerrilla antiaircraft battery "were killed while WASHINGTON (AP)-In a victory for trying to repulse the raiding Jets." President Carter's energy plan, a Whatto Half a dozen Palestinian women wailed congressional conference committee hysterically, pulling their hair and tearing Wednesday killed a major Senate-passed their clothes outside the small infirmary exemption which would have allowed serving the nearby Burj el Shimali refugee many industries to continue burning oil. camp. Carter's program Is designed to force The bodies of nine children, aged bet- utilities and factories to switch from ween 5 and 12. lay under bloody sheets in scarce oil and natural gas to coal. tell your folks the* infirmary's surgical ward, and one of Meanwhile, a second conference the Palestinian women chanted: Why committee opened Its consideration of . have they killed our innocent babies? The energy tax issues by discussing proposed wrath of God on the cursed Israeli pilots." tax credits of up to J400 for home In- It was the first Israeli air raid an- sulation. nounced in nearly two years, and the first The conferees debated whether time the hardline government of Menahem wiienyou decide homeowners who pay no income tax Begin has openly flexed its military should also be eligible for such payments muscle since taking office June 20. from the government. Law officials, Carter The House passed Carter's plan to require that coal be burned in most disagree on heroin flow existing, as well as new, utilities and In- dustrial plants. However, the Senate bill Despite the claims by President Carter to change your contained an exemption allowing all but that his administration has made great the biggest industries to continue using oil headway in fighting the nation's heroin as a boiler fuel. problem, law enforcement officials in Senate conferees Wednesday aban- urban areas say use of the drug is as high doned that exemption after House as ever. negotiators indicated that they would The officials and other drug authorities stand firm behind the administration plan. concede that for the most part federal major; Meanwhile, Arthur Burns, chairman government has been successful in its of the Federal Reserve Board, told the campaign to stem the flow of "brown" Senate Banking Committee that Congress 7W' heroin from Mexico, the main supplier to needs to pass quickly a national energy hJl the U.S. program to prevent further deterioration O^ Z. A^l But, they maintain, the ebbing of the of the dollar and to reassure the business &&'' Mexican flow has merely resulted in the community. main supply shifting to the "white" heroin of the Far East and in dealers reducing the purity level of whatever kind of heroin Midwest chilled they sell. "In the last six months we've seen more by early blizzard white heroin coming in," said Inspector William Dwyer, commanding officer of the An early blizzard whistled out of the Detroit Police Department's narcotics Rockies and dumped more than nine in- division. "Of course, this was expected ches of snow on the northern Midwest with a decline in Mexican heroin. All in- Wednesday, stranding hundreds of dications show there will be a constant motorists and forcing schools and shops to **&• increase in white heroin from Asia. close In parts of Iowa, Minnesota, the "Before people get really optimistic and Dakotas and Nebraska. say we've got the problem in hand, I'd like Winds gusted up to SO miles an hour and to say we don't because really enterprising even snowplows were immobilized in some people will always go to new sources for areas. supplies," Dwyer said. The storm was the worst on record for Earlier this week. Carter said his ad- this time of year, the National Weather ministration's fight against heroin abuse Service in Fargo, N.D., said. Tem- 1 /&&' had achieved "remarkable success" peratures have been lower, but ho I* because of reduced quality of the drug, previously recorded storm had such high lack of availability and increases in price. winds and deep snow. He also cited a decline in heroin-related Ten inches of snow were recorded In crimes. 45f Minnesota where much of the western and Supermarkets moan central parts of the state were im- mobilized. Winds gusting up to 60 mph over lifestyle changes knocked down trees, causing some power To hear the food-chain industry outages.. representatives tell it, things aren't so Storm temperatures ranged through the super at the supermarket these days. upper 20s and low 30s throughout much of It seems the grocery store, an American the north-central part of the nation. The institution on the order of the church, strong winds made it feel even colder. school and library, is facing possible John Graf, meteorologist in charge of revolutionary change, not necessarily of the National Weather Service office in its own making. Minneapolis, said "very critical" con- At Anheuser-Busch, we believe in brewing Figures show that increasing numbers ditions might continue through the night Busch beer just one way. The natural way. of Americans In the eat-and-run society of because of the slow-moving storm pat- the 1970's are choosing to dine out Com- terns. pounding this problem. Is a population In a telephone briefing for the state trend toward fewer births and more single Emergency Services Division, Graf said people living alone. the storm was virtually stalled and there BUSCH The Food Marketing Institute, which will be " very sluggish" recovery. He said represents most of the nation's food store it would be at least Thursday morning When you believe in what you're doing, chains, is concerned about these trends before conditions ease in western Min- you just naturally do it better. and has hired A.C. Neilsen Co. to conduct nesota and late Thursday before the storm public opinion research to tell the Industry passes through the Mlnneapolis-St Paul hnwtoimpnweltabtglneas. area, at the eastern edge of Minnesota The BG Newt. Thursday. November 10.1*77 P»ge 4 Forensic team STAPIVM ■ox OfFKI Cinema Vt OHM 7:00 P.M. to host tourney

ByDemteSakal the tournament, depending on school size. Most judges The University will host are speech professors or STARTS TOMORROW! more than 225 top debaters graduate assistants, but "OH, GOD" AT 7:30 AND 9:20 P.M. this weekend in the fourth some are hired for schools annual individual events that cannot provide their tournament sponsored by the own. forensic team. THE STUDENTS will be About twenty colleges and competing for three team universities will compete in trophies and 66 individual the tournament, renamed awards, to be presented at this year, the Bowling Green an awards ceremony at 5 Falcon Fest. p.m. on Saturday in 115 The Falcon Fest will be Education Bldg. held from 4-10 p.m. Friday, Last weekend, the forensic and from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. team placed seventh of 156 Saturday in 114 Education schools at North Carolina. Bldg. The tournament is The team placed first in free and open to the public. sweepstakes, varsity debate, prose and persuasive and IIM.IKK TEAM debating, extemporaneous speaking. the individual events tour- They also placed in a God nament allows a student to number of other categories. compete on a one-to-one The University's forensic basis in a variety of speaking team, which is composed of TWO CAST MEMBERS act out a scene from last night's opening of "Monkey Don't Drink Hot settings. 43 members, will compete in Choc'lit." The play explores the problems of roping with the idea of having a family member Dr. Raymond Yeager, 21 tournaments and 13 in- committed to a mental institution. The Third World Theatre production is playing through rJM director of forensics, said dividual events this year. Saturday at the Joe E. Brown Theatre. that although some research is involved in individual events, it is not as extensive as that in team debating, COPE adding, "It's a little more Local Briefs artistic." A total of nine events in the from page 1 the self-study into the Deans Council tournament includes per- The academic COPE also encourages which discusses the report with the Convention meeting suasive, informative, ex- the departments to look at their ob- department, Dimmitt said. The Deans temporaneous, impromptu jectives for the next five years, Dim- Council develops strategy, means and An organizational meeting of the Council fur Excep- and after-dinner speaking. mitt said. time lines for achieving the goals tional Children State Convention is scheduled for 7 p.m. A II HRV Wl (N1HAIIR PROOUC'ION Also included is rhetorical brought out In the self-study, he added. today in 410 Education Bldg. The convention will be Nov. I.IIIHI.I BURNS I0HN [IINVIH OH 1.00' After the departments have an- ItKIGARR ■ DONALD PUASENCi criticism, interpretation of If the objectives of the departments 17-19 in Toledo. 7 6tva on Hi.- Novel hv AVI HI CIIRMAN • i, nvniil.iv by t ARRY liil BARI prose and poetry and drama swered the questions, the respective are approved by the Provost, there The meeting is open to the public. PiodiiMHllivllRRYWIINIRAIIB-DimlfdoyCARI RIINIR in which students compete as committee decides if the department must be money available to achieve a duo. has adequately answered the questions. these objectives. Means said. Coffeehouse Students are judged on "The University must provide the Folksinger Tom Hartman. brother of Falcon hockey ENDS TONIGHT: "STAR WARS" their presentation's content, After COPE reviews the response, financial backing to this study," he player Mike Hartman will play at the Union Activities organization and delivery. the administrative committee brings in said. Organization lUAO) Coffeehouse today and tomorrow, in Each school is allowed a an external evaluator who reads the Dimmitt said that money is being set the Carnation Room. Union. specific number of judges in self-study, visits the department and aside in next year's budget to help meet Admission is 50 cents and free coffee and tea will be gives his evaluation, Means said. A the various departments' objectives. served. report, including the self-study and the One result of the COPE process is external eveluator's findings, is sub- that the Financial Aid Office and work- Bookstore closed mitted to the Provost for review. study area have consolidated, Means said. More changes will occur as the The University Bookstore will be closed tomorrow . process continues, he added. because of the Veterans Day holiday. The store will THE ACADEMIC committee turns reopen at9 a.m. Saturday. •••••••••••*- There is a house on Sorority Row. THE BROTHERS OF The Chi O's all live there. 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Final results as certified by the Wood County Board of BOWLING GREEN BOARD OF EDUCATION election. (Two to be elected) I CITY COUNCIL JohnK. Hart man Wardl Terry Ann Adward •WillardFox • Joseph 1.. Corral (D) 440 •Monte York sale Geraldine Jensen (I) 346 Leonard E. Eiler (R) 221 • Denotes incumbent Wart 2 2.5 mill additional levy for Bowling Green schools

Patrick Ng (D) 557 For 4.74J • Wendell Jones (R) 520 Against 2.389 FINAL DAY Wart 3 local option permitting the sale of 3.2 pefent beer in Ward 2. Precinct D and Ward 3. Precinct B • Bruce H. Bellard(D) 853 Peter T.HallecluR) 59.". For 224 192 Wart 4 Against STATE ISSUES MEN'S TRADITIONAL • RoRerC. Anderson (D 1.0K County-Wide Totals Monty Wilson (R) 751 Issue 1 Issue 3 SILADIUM® RING At-large For 18.432 For 11.361 (Two to be elected) Against 11.679 Against K.879

Charles A. Barrcll (D) 2.788 Issue 2 Issue 4 JoyceM.KepkeiD) 2.597 MamoSkaggslR) 2.256 For 9.349 For 9.473 ONLY $59.95 . WanitaM. Rodeheffer (I) 1.318 Against 21.536 Against 18.816 50 Grant awarded to faculty researchers Regularly $85 The National Science Foundation has appropriated a bo. They are dealing with the problem on an abstract level. $65,300 grant to two University psychologists to continue, for The results will be applied practically to improve teaching two more years, research as to how persons form concepts methods in presenting information. from information. The grant is a renewal of one received two years ago. The Dr. Kirk H. Smith, professor of psychology, and Dr. researchers submitted a proposal to the foundation and Barbara T. Mynatt. research associate, have been resear- explained in detail what they plan to accomplish. They also ching the idea since 1975. listed their qualifications for doing the research. Smith explained that persons do not remember what they According to Mynatt. the funds will be used to pay her and read or hear word for word, but retain only the ideas com- Smith's salaries and those of subjects in experimentation prehended from sentences. The study involves ways in- foes for the use of the University's computer system, charges dividuals put together ideas from various types of sentences for reports to be printed in scientific journals and bills for (o gain understanding of their content. general supplies. A percentage of the grant also goes to the The researchers do not know what the study's results will University's general operating fund. Ohio among states investigated in federal welfare abuse probe WASHINGTON (APt-A computer check of welfare rolls in He said there are safeguards to protect the information 20 states and the District of Columbia has turned up 26.334 against misuse by federal or state agencies. current or recent federal employees who also get welfare. HEW Secretary Joseph A. Califano Jr. said yesterday. CALIFANO said he believes "our efforts to clean up the Califano said the government is now checking payroll welfare rolls should begin at home." records to learn the employees' earnings and will refer cases He said HEW hopes to make arrangements with the lostatt and local officials for further action. Department of Defense within the month to check all military personnel for possible welfare abuse. He also said MANY OF the federal workers may be eligible for Aid to 1IEW is encouraging slate and local government s In compare Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) because they are their own payrolls with welfare rolls, and will crus-schcck low-paid and have large families. welfare re<-ords of neighboring states "to identify individuals A pilot project in the District of Columbia found that about who may be receiving benefits in two or more states.'' 41 percent of 216HEW employees listed on welfare rolls were The areas checked were: Arkansas, California. Colorado, ineligible or were receiving loo many benefits. Some 34 District of Columbia, Florida. Georgia. Illinois. Kansas. percent were on the list due to computer error, and 5 percent Louisiana. Maryland. Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, were receiving the right amount or were underpaid. Twenty New Jersey. New York City. North Carolina. Ohio. Penn- percent are still under investigation. sylvania. Texas. Washington and the Norfolk and northern The names of 1.8 million federal employees were checked areas of Virginia. against welfare rolls in the 20 states and the District. About 8 2 million AFDC recipients live in those 21 jurisdictions. What's in a name? Completed in 1971 to serve named after Dr. R.E. THE 26.334 included 13.354 current federal employees and as upperclass dormitories. Offcnhauer. University I2/W0 who recently left the government 1"- and 11-story Offcnhauer president. 1937-38. He served Califano. at a news conference, defended his project Towers, on the northwest onl> 16 months before he was designed to thwart welfare fraud against charges that it is an coiner of campus, were killed in an automobile invasion of Americans' right to privacy. accident. /IRTQIRVED RING DAY That's when the ArtCarved representative will be here WHEN DO CHEERLEADERS to help you select your custom-made college jewelry. It's also the day you can charge your ArtCarved SAY BUDWEISERI college jewelry on Master Charge or BankAmericard. university bookstore student services building thursday november 10th 10 a.m. -4 p.m. The BG Newt, Tsnrsday, November II, 1177 Page • Carter formula ends confusion WASHINGTON (AP)-For all those who have ever puzzled automatically would include first names. ACROSS 3 Dessert over whether to address a letter to Miss Jones, Ms. Jones or "IT ALSO gets around titles and nicknames," Powell 1 Tourist 4 Causing goose Mrs. Jones, Jimmy Carter has the answer; finesse It, Carter observed. Although Carter took note of Sirica's title, had he < Author Vidal pimple* 10 Warp yarns style. been in doubt he would have written "To John J. Sirica." DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 14 Macaw 5 Motorist's gp. Edited by Margaret Farrar First of all. drop the traditional "dear" from your As for nicknames, some of Sirica's fellow Judges call him 15 George and 6 Beauty spots salutation. Then begin: "To Dorothy Jones." or whomever. Johnny. Had Carter written a "Dear Johnny" letter, there's othen 7 Historic theater t> itrr u» ANOties rases 18 Supporter of: in Paris It's really very simple. no calculating the ways in which it might have gone astray. 8 Down-to-earth How many Johnny's does Jimmy Carter know? Suffix WHEN t'.S. District Judge John J. Sirica wrote Carter that 17 Say the wrong one he planned to retire from regular active duty, the president's Then there's that matter of Miss-Ms.-Mrs. Why didn't thing: Phrase 9 River into the reply to the Watergate jurist did not begin "Dear Judge somebody dream up the Carter Formula sooner? 19 German title Firth of Forth 10 Feel compassion 1 J- 3 1 b ; 8 19 II 1! TT Sirica" or "Dear John." Carter's salutation: "To Judge ACCORDING TO Powell, the president eschews the use of 20 Nautical term « " "dear" except in "the most personal of circumstances." 21 Adored one (for) John J.Sirica." 22 English author 11 Fails to function I* Jody Powell, the White House press secretary, says Carter So how can one explain those thousands of Democratic 23 Index reference 12 Piece of armor " " 1IS adopted his rather unusual approach to letter writing as fundraising letters that went out last month, over Carter's 26 Place to go in for a horse 17 facsimile signature, to "My Dear Friend." Some would bet "lilac time" 13 Spread abroad * governor of Georgia. 20 "It avoids confusion." said Powell. For example, if Carter the president never saw them. It would have been more his 27 Site of one of the 18 Archie Bunker, for "seven wonders" " I" _ were writing to two men named Jones, use of "Dear Mr. style to begin, "To my fellow citizen." one 23 n 25 30 Fountain items 22 Savior M Jones" might result in the letters getting in the wrong en- Incidentally, a number of administration officials have 32 Possessive 24 Special baseball 77 2* ■31 velopes. But under the president's formula, the salutations adopted the Carter Formula. 33 USMA grads team 2* M 34 Tire parts 25 And not 32 35 36 Dandling place* 27 Famous editor I" " 38 Abscond 28 Family member 36 37 1 39 Energy Survival Kit* 40 Hothead's cousin 29 Mole ■ NEED A PARTY ROOM? 43 Peckinpah of films 31 Indian mulberry •to 11 12 13 11 15 is for EVERYONE 45 Old English rune 35 Graf 46 Card 37 Fish eating bird 17 16 (not just environmental 47 Groomed 39 Terminate " The Country House, studies students) 49 Noticed 41 One of the 19 SO SI 52 SI Roses Gardners 1 42 Wed again 56 ■57 56 59 • Physics F101 53 Eurasion range S3 Bowling Green Road East 55 Came to rest 43 First-aid needs 1 I " I section 3013 9:30 MTR 9:30-/1:30 W 56 Landing place 44 Mountain ridge 10 61 62 48 Sprightly wit (2 miles East of BGSU) section 30/4 9.30 MTR 9.30-//.30 F 60 Baptism, for one 61 Without a sou: 49 Silk material 63 •» 50 Originate can cater to any of your social needs. We serve Slang " You are par! of a society which Is heavily subsidized 83 On the deep 52 Fair M *7 beer, liquor and food and have several games on with lossil (uel energy. This energy is dwindling. How do 64 Ran 54 Direct " you survive? This course tries to help you answer this at 57 City of SE 1 the premises. Let us handle your next party. 65 Lubricated the personal level. "How must I change and adapt my life 66 Crowd together Kansas to reduce the demand for fossil fuels? All students are 67 Augments 58 Made do (with Call 352-0717 for welcome. The course will assume that you have had no 68 African villages "out") further information. previous physics experience. 59 Garnet and DOWN others 1 Nursery word 61 Neighbor of 2 Of a period Rhodesia: Abbr. of time 62 Genus of cattle Applications are now available for the ADVISORY COMMITTEE Campus Calendar

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Thur, 352 preferred. Avail. Dec. t 904 N. brings good cheerM Oat 9245 MM. Main. 352 0*97 The BG Newi. Thursday, November M, 1*77 Page 7 Shue didn't quite fit in Philadelphia NEWS ITEM: GeneShue fired Here's another case for the defense: Millionaire owners see he'd be an obnoxious owner if his team didn't win the Philadelphia began winning consistently toward the end of know more about sports than do the head coaches they hire. NBA title. The 76ers finished second only to Portland last the season. The success carried into the playoffs, but Por- Shue had to "roll with the punches" on the court-not with year. But that wasn't good enough. tland stopped them in the finals. the front office-when I began covering professional Terry Goodman In fact, after one Philadelphia loss last year. Dixon burst The 76ers got off to a mediocre start this year which Dixon basketball in B73. info the Sixers' locker room and asked Shue, "Well, what's couldn't quite comprehend. Shue's Philadelphia 76ers were visiting the Cleveland the excuse this tune?" Shue was lifted from his responsibilities of coaching the Cavaliers in my first assignment at the ancient Cleveland HENCE, a different experience for Gene Shue. Five years second-best team in basketball. Arena, since torn down. But these were not the same 76ers THAT WAS the pits for Shue. Basketball-wise. But owner ago. he had to suffer through a losing season. I.ast year, he Out goes Shue. In goes the inexperienced, but popular. with a superstar cast of Julius Erving, George McGinnis and Irv K us I off knew he had a good coach. You've got to have the had a winning season, but had to suffer with an ignorant Billy Cunningham. Doug Collins. personnel to win. Shue didn't have any. Shue stayed. owner. The move is a good one-for the rest of the teams in the This Philadelphia edition consisted of losers. Shue suf- He began building a winner. The 76ers gained respect Dixon was out to fire Shue. but couldn't because NBA. fered. Toby Kimball, basketball's Kojak, was the ringleader. Kosloff sold his team to F. Eugene Dixon and things were still ^H.>x*:v:-:v:*:::::*^^^ When Toby Kimball is your sixth man, you know you are in . going well. ■" trouble. Dixon thought he had the NBA title in the bag when he AND THE 76ers finished dead last in the Atlantic Division bought Ervin from the New York Nets. He had heard that then. The Doctor could do it all. But nobody had educated him to t In the game I staffed. Shue's team lost to Cleveland, then a basketball. last-place team suffering from expansionitis. It's a team sport, not a game where one man could The Cavaliers led by one point with 10 seconds to play, when guarantee a title. 76ers guard Fred Carter stole the ball at half court and drove Here's some background on Dixon: He's your typical in for what should have been the winning hoop. But as time millionaire owner. A Harvard graduate And he once expired. National Basketball Assn. (NBA) official claimed coached high school football and squash at Episcopal that Carter traveled*and handed a victory over to Cleveland. Academy. It was like taking candy from a baby. HE DIDN'T know a basketball from a soccer ball. "Heck, thus is Philadelphia, what did you expect?" said "When I bought the 76ers." Dixon admitted.. "I knew Shue, laughing outside, but hurting inside. "It's been like this myself well enough to know that I would be an enthusiastic, all year. Everybody in the arena knew he didn't travel. But spontaneous, outspoken and occasionally obstreperous fan." the official felt Cleveland needed a win. so he gave it to 'em." Unfortunately. Dixon didn't know himself well enough to

MAC BG. (lie unanimous i-holrr football Panel in five-way log jam By Terry Goodman remind us that the Broncos are at home and have Jerome MID-AM OVERALL Persell. Just playing out the season? CENTRAL OVER TOIJSDO, 14-1-The Rockets' party is TEAM W I. PCT W L Maybe for the Bowling Green Falcons, but not for our 15- over, according to everybody except Kincaid. Miami i 0 i.uuu 8 1 pcraoo college football panel. MIAMI OVER KENT ST.VIT..11-It's the last chance for Central S 1 .833 II As a result of a wide-variety of individual records last week somebody to knock off the surprising Redskins and only this BallSUte 3 1 .750 7 2 five News staffers are tied for first place with only three writer thinks Kent can do it. Eastern 4 2 .667 7 2 weeks to go. OKLAHOMA OVER COLORADO, 14-1—It should be close. Kent 4 3 .571 I 4 Delores Brim, who was the outright leader, dropped to 46- Most important Big Eight clashes are, but only Kincaid likes Western 3 3 .500 4 5 24 overall and is tied with Tom Baumann, Jim Sluzewski, Colorado. BG 3 3 .»• 4 I Marty Herman and Steve Sadler for the top spot. STANFORD OVER SAN JOSE STATE, 10-5-Stanford was Toledo 2 5 .268 2 7 Dennis Sadowski is one game back at 45-25. thus writer is pummelled last week, but should bounce back. Brim, Northern 1 5 .167 2 8 44-26 and Bill Schabel and surging editor Pat Thomas stand Schabel. Sadowski. Herman and this writer disagree. Ohio 0 6 .000 18 at 43-27. MISSOURI OVER OKLAHOMA STATE, U-4-Baumann. Rounding out the regulars are Bob Renney and John Sadler, Thomas and Johasky go against inconsistent Johasky < 42-281, and Cheryl Geschke (40-30). Missouri. But the majority doesn't. 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By Steve Sadlei coaching the "White" team and Parker taking charge of the of basketball, it's exciting for fans, exciting for players, and Staff Reporter "Orange" team. exciting for the coaches. Head coach John Wcinort will not be on the sidelines, but "We've had as many as 300 and 400 people come to our over Dayton The 1977-78 version of the Bowling Green basketball team watching the game from up above. practices," Weinert said. "And that really means a lot to the will be unveiled at Anderson Arena tonight in an intra-squad players." By Tom Kaumann scrimmage. "WE HAVE SO many new players that this gives the The intra-squad game takes the place of "midnight Assistant Sports Editor The scrimmage sta rts at 7:30 and t here is no admission. people a chance to preview the team," Weinert said. "Italso madness" that previewed the Falcons last year. Assistant coaches Mike Ehrenfried and Charlie Parker gives them a chance to see the new wall and scoreboard." One thing many students are waiting for is the opportunity Anchored by a solid defense and the scoring of Ken nave chosen the teams through alternating picks, Ehrenf ried The new look Arena has the scoreboard formally used at to see Indiana University transfer Mike Miday. but they Hendershott, the Bowling Green soccer team downed the Cleveland Arena before the Cleveland Cavaliers moved won't be able to see him tonight. Dayton. 2-0, yesterday in its final home game of the lolhc Richfield Coliseum, anda colorful new paint scheme on "THE NCAA SAYS that you cannot play an ineligible season. the north wall. player at any scrimmage which the score is kept, admission The win was the second straight shutout for the Falcons, According to Weinert, the scrimmage is a great help to the is charged or if it has been advertised." Weinert said. now 7-6 on the year. players as well as fans. Hut even without Miday there will be plenty of new faces The first half remained scoreless, as the Flyers came "It is their first chance to play in front of fans before the fur fans to look at. out playing aggressive. However, physical strength isn't games count," Weinert said. It gives them an idea of what it Heading the "White" team is Ron Hammye, Joe Faine, the only factor in a game. is like to play with the stands out, because once we get going Mike Huebner. Duane Gray. Dan Shumaker. Mitch "We forced our plays," Dayton coach Bob Richardson we arc going to be going to some pretty big places." Kopystynsky. John l^ambcrt, Barney Lyons. Tony Kazanas said. "We had the wind in the first half, but couldn't take and Mark Ferguson. advantage of it." THE SECOND YEAR coach promises an exciting game Competing for Parker's "Orange" squad will be Rosie wilh plenty of fast-breaking. Barnes. Art Cooke, Emzer Shurelds. Jim Fecklev. Genrue THE FALCONS, even against the wind, had several key "Definitely fast break basketball." he said. "It is the kind Marshall. Ken Pothast, James Hampton, Gordic Clemens, opportunities in the opening half. The best chance came of basketball we are going to play. I like to play running type Bruce Heldt and Ed Andes. midway through the period when Dennis Mepham had a breakaway, but missed high. With a new Flyer goalie in the second half, BG ■I Thei'M Stla u Warnsnews capitalized early, with Jim Kittelberger feeding Hen- dershott for the initial score at 8:54. Dayton, which has scored only two first-half goals this year was waiting to put on another second-half show-this time for a Bowling Green crowd. aports They never got a chance. The Falcons kept constant pressure on the Flyers and Thursday, November 10,1977 PageS later in the game. Hendershott scored again from Kit- telberger after a Dayton pushing penalty.

"WE COULD HAVE easily scored five goals against them." co-captain Bob I ou is said. "Even though we have been playing up and down all year long, we're not as bad a Secret weapons team as our record might indicate." Coach Mickey Cochrane agreed. "We had a lot of chsnees that didn't materialize com- Wide receivers feel the blows pletely." Cochrane said. "If we could have polished up on some of those plays, we could have easily scored three more goals." Since progress is football's FINALLY, THE Bears Those chances came in the second half. Realistically, most important product, you employed an artist called the the Falconsd didn't play well in the opening half, but made note, with professional Melvin Foot, who devloped a up for it with a strong finish. admiration, new techniques distinguished science of "The differences of the two halves were like night and developed by defensive tripping receivers as they day." Cochrane said. "Our passing was better, we didn't backs and linebackers to Durslag tried to move downfield. force the play and everything went well." keep receivers from cat- With amazing consistency, The Falcons conclude their season Saturday as they ching the ball. establish who is boss. was out of order, Blount pass catchers encountering travel to Ball State. This is done with a wasn't behaving like a the Foot wound up on the forearm, a fist, or an elbow THERE WERE countless member of the Vienna Boys ground. to the chops, any of which cases last year of defensive Choir, either. The foregoing virtuosos Nvwlphoto by Windy Milligon makes the receiver feel so backs using their upper The evolution of war abounded roughly 15 to 25 FAIX-ON COACH John Weinert shows his concern in a great that he retires for the appendages rather liberally. against the receiver forms years ago, meaning they Marathon game from last season. The Falcons will conduct an rest of the game to reflect on Most publicized incidents an interesting part of NFL weren't as answerable to the intra-squad game tonight. , , its goodness. involved George Atkinson of history. Cleveland once camera as the performers Women keep swim min' Driessen signs In the lexicon of defending, Oakland, who was seen by employed a gentleman are today. this stratagem is known CINCINNATI (AP)-Flrst millions on instant replays called the Hangman, who got Each team took Its own By Cheryl Gesehke simply as "making the putting the boff on I.ynn his name from a habit of game pictures, normally TMNHOAT n STVOWT mwrri baseman Dan Driessen has Assistant Sports Editor receiver know you are signed a one-year contract Swann and breaking the nose nailing receivers with a long using but one piece of there." of Mass Francis. with the Cincinnati Reds, left arm extended rigidly equipment. Today, the NFL One hundred miles may not seem like a big distance to Its purpose is roughly the Dick Wagner, the club's When the Pittsburgh coach from his side. office in New York is a some, but if it's the women's swim team in the water, that's a executive vice-president- same as the high and inside spoke harshly of Mr. As the receiver went by, veritable 20th Century-Fox. different story. general manager, an- pitch, meaning it isn't meant Atkinson and others he out went the arm, allowing Each game is reviewed with Bowling Green's swimmin' women are hosting a swim nounced yesterday. to kill you, but merely described as a "criminal the victim to hang himself on a multitude of camera marathon tomorrow beginning at 5 p.m. and lasting until m» ill M WWWVWWWVM element," a court case this limb. The term angles, making it hard for they complete their 100-mile quota. •MIMM developed. Atkinson lost a "clothes-lining" developed any felony to go undetected. To reach the goal, each member of the team must swim M1MIN decision. in pro football as a result of It is the feeling of Mr. Joe more than four miles, which is 300 laps in the natatorium. *f MMMiaMMi aMTIIi M But his activities are the Hangman's skill. Greene, the defensive tackle ilWWIIWI HHW , minuscule in the context of Then a party resided in of Pittsburgh, that football is WHY WOULD these swimmers want to attempt such a what goes on every week at l»i8'«« San Francisco called the going soft, making players feat? rPisooeltes the various stations of the Humper, named for an too accountable to the They are working to raise money for the team to travel to MZZO 203 N. MAIN National league. extraordinary use of the movies. Florida over Christmas break to enable them to have extra Just recently, Mel Mr. Greene has recom- A piTia never had it 40 good shoulder. When the receiver workout time. Morgan, a defensive back for slipped past the scrimmage mended that when officials The team made its first trip to Florida last year and found SIZES 10" 12" 14" 16" Cincinnati, drew a one game line, the Humper got him in see something rough on the it very beneficial, according to co-caption Lee Wellington. suspension for a forearm the chest, or on the side of field, they should throw out S'Mhllllh'^ Submarines Sandwiches She said they will work out twice a day and average about that found its way to the head the head, with the shoulder. the offender. Joe doesn't 12.000 meters a day Sun. • Thurs. 4:30 p.m. lo 1 o.m. ItK.»drum ot Pittsburgh receiver John The way; he laid guys out, believe in summoning of- VHi hflW to ItMW Fn. & Sat. 4:30 p.m. lo 2 o.m. Stallworth. you would have thought the fenders to the com- SINCE BG has won the state championships the past four S.WIH1IHII«| W-lmul Cincinnati is very upset FREE DELIVERY $1.70 Minimum stadium was the county missioner's office for a years and have qualified several team members, Wallington SMOWINGI with the commissioner, morgue. discussion and a look at the said she thinks the extra training time is needed to keep up charging discrimination. In In Philadelphia, the pictures. their winning record as competition gets stiff er each year. 352-5166 the same game, you see, Eagles fielded a gentleman YOU DON'T FEEL The team is taking pledges per mile and are also accepting Pittsburgh's Mel Blount called the Clutcher, who comfortable rejecting the contributions at the natatorium tomorrow night during the clobbered Cincinnati's Bob never hurt receivers. All he logic of Mr. Greene, who marathon. Trumpy, putting Trumpy out did was clutch their Jerseys isn't known as "Mean Joe" Basketball Tonite! of the match. and run them out of bounds, for his dialogue at tea. ft s a song you '/ relieving colleagues of the But it might be submitted uluiavs remetnbt'' BGSU INTRASQUAD AND IT IS the claim of responsibility of having to humbly that six guys wat- Foster receives AAVP Cincinnati that if Morgan cover them. ching 22 on a football field aren't likely to observe all CINCINNATI (AP)-George Foster is the strong, silent PREVIEW GAME the mischief. type. So strong his tape-measure home runs have made him •Dp 7:30 p.m. - Anderson Arena And it's pretty hard to take the premier power-hitter in baseball. So quiet he's a COOPER the position that unless a throwback to another era. crime is seen by the human and In a season when rancor and rhetoric hogged the headlines, lis u mouM eye, it hasn't been com- the Cincinnati Reds slugger was as controversial as a church U) ft DODGE If that rationale prevails, the National league's Most Valuable Player award. horse racing must get rid of "I'm silent by nature. I doubt if I'll ever be called an ex- "f notably compared to ( lA/lt its cameras on the trovert." said the bible-studying, teetotalling son of an aim Crosby. SI'lls. Nash & young backstretch, and the police Alabama cotton farmer. and FirelaW must be ordered to stop "When I was at San Fransciso, Bobby Bonds roomed with THE using radar. me to try to bring me out of my shell." he recalled. STARTS YEAR'S FBI.! BEST with very UAO COFFEEHOUSE special guest 11U ■ »ts MOVIE! presents — Tim* Magazine MONROE THOM HARTMAN (Brother of B.G.S.U. 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