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By MarcU Cwlk What we do is train times there have been over center, where they are put Repaskv said their contract department There, Staff Reporter physically. mentally 200 persons enrolled in the through a week of manual program seems to be workers will build pieces of socially and emotionally program, there are dexterity tests effective in that they had 66 furniture for stores to set There is a brick building handicapped. ' he said currently only 120 due to the It's basically to find out per cent placement last out as display items for do- on Cherry Street in Toledo In order In do this, the winter slack where the clients' interests year it-yourself furniture kits with a storefront resembling center sponsors a number ol Obringer said most of the lie so we can lake the tests The rules are very clear The program which has a modern store, complete different training programs programs located on the they ve done and place them in a prison as to what you the greatest number ol with displays of clothes for people who are referred first floor of the building are in programs.' he said can and can't do." he said. people enrolled and has an shoes and other to them by counselors new and deal with job Clients showing an They're not so clear on the 80 per cent placement is the merchandise halfway houses and finding and business skills aptitude for business are street." small engine repair shop A department store'' No. unemployment agencies. Included there are a job relerred to the three-room In the basement of the where items such as small A Goodwill center. The programs were not in placement office, a medical business school, where they center are the workshop combustion engines and According to Ken full swing until 1971. service with a registered are taught courses in math training programs Clients bicycles are repaired, said Obringer. Goodwill's co- Obnnger said, but in spite ol nurse, and a communi- English, office machines, can learn how to reupholster Obringer ordinator of public relations, their newness, they have cations office for receiving shorthand and typing and refinish furniture, The program, which is the center-which has proved so successful that in calls for donations, headed Others may go through a repair electrical appliances, new. was started by John occupied the building since 1973 the Toledo Goodwill by Janice Beam, last year's 36-week training program to and repair clothing and Borzymowski. who 1970-has a new emphasis on was second in the nation in Toledo Goodwill worker of learn operation of a shoes currently manages it. "helping the handicapped placing people -337--that had the year switchboard and the skills of Some of the programs are help themselves, replacing gone through their Obringer said the first a receptionist suflering Irom the slowness Obringer said the toughest > the old concept of a programs stop for clients is the work To aid people in jobs after of the economy. Obringer item for Goodwill to keep in sheltered workshop He added that although at evaluation and testing they are trainee, the center said . supply is clothing, from has a two-day training One ol these is the shoe which most of their sales program in job-seeking repair department, where come skills where they are taught the number ol clients is The clothing the center how to look lor jobs in down due to the lack of a receives is placed on an newspaper want ads and market for shoe repairmen, assembly line and sorted approach employers A he s.i id The basic principle ol videotape machine aids The clients who are this is to teach people how to them in staging mock inter training in this department work on an assembly line.' •} Views winch are then gel their instruction from he said critiqued by the claSi William liyrd a man who After sorting the clothing One ol the newer goi his training in shoe loo worn lo use is baled and programs is ;i two-week pri rep.or work at a Goodwill sold al seven cents a pound paration program [or prison center 18 vears ago and has Obringer said parolees headed h\ -Lived on to train others. Good clothing is ironed, Alexander Hepasky and The department gets put on hangar.-, .ind sent up Lynn Halberl shoes with slight delects in to the store According to Repaskv. the them Irom shoe stores in the The Goodwill store sells program helps the parolees area Thej are repaired and many ol the items repaired gel back into the swing Ol sold in the store in the basemenl workshops things hv teaching them "By doing it this way we (everything trom modern where to live how to gel a can sell brand new shoes at clothing to old books and job and how to deal with go<»d prices." Obringer said even an old barber s chair their past Another area feeling the can be purchased for a low "Our yuixotian task is to economic pinch, according price mom ate them to get steady. to Obringer is the contract gainful employment and lo department, which is According lo Obringer. 40 desensitize them to responsible for ten per cent per cent ol the centers questions about their past." of the funding tor the center funding comes from the he said In this area, companies store's sales Repaskv. who described such as Owens Corning and Whether training people their work as "a very human l.ibbey-Owens-Ford give through programs or type of program." said they clients tasks that cannot be serving the community use techniques such as role done in their factories, such through the store, the playing and video tapes in as gauging jet carburetors purpose ol the center in their training. and sealing plates in plastic Toledo might be summed up At the end of two weeks. with a shrink-packing best by a statement in a he said the parolees receive machine pamphlet done by Obringer a diploma They are then The wood working "Helping people is what sent to the placement office department is part of the Goodwill is all about "
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■ . •: Page 4 The B"G M«w*.'Mondoy F.bfuory 10 1975 Economic fighting continues Dr. Rena Foy dies
Dr RenaL Foy. a professor of foundations and inquiry WASHINGTON (APi-The dent s press secretary. Kon combines some elements of Nevertheless. Nessen was in Ihi' College ol Education died Friday in the Ohio State sparring between Congress Nessen Ford's proposals with the correct in saying that, until University Hospital. Columbus She was45 and the President to assume "Congress has been here a Democratic desire to limit now. "all they've done is Dr Foy. a Fulbnght lecturer and a recipient ol ,i IH74 leadership in the nation's month and does nothing but benefits for those who earn stop action " Distinguished Teaching Award, lomed the University economic crisis has inten- vote for a delay." Nessen more than $20,000 a year The first major bill passed (acuity in 1969 as an associate prolessor ol education sified with the White House said Thursday as most law- The next day. the Senate by the new Congress, with She held bachelor's and master's degrees from Hardin- hanging a "do-nothing" makers headed home for the Finance Committee began strong support from both Simmons University in Texas and a doctorate from the label on the heavily Demo- year's first scheduled hearings on Ford's first parties, would stop Ford's University Ol Texas cratic Congress recess. major legislative request of plan to raise the cost of food Dr Foy authored two books on education and had Congress, however, is The major purpose of the the year, a hefty hike in the stamps March 1 several articles published in leading journals ahead of schedule on a tax recess traditionally has been federal debt ceiling to ONE OF THE next will At the University, she served on the Council on cut to stimulate the sagging to permit Republicans to prevent the government to undoubtedly be the bill to International Education, the Affirmative Action economy and may even be make Lincoln Day speeches prevent the government delay for 90 days the Presi- Committee. Faculty Senate, the Graduate Council and making progress toward from being unable to borrow dent's plan to raise import the Library Advisory Committee developing its own plan for KEY congressional com- money after Feb. IS. tariffs on petroleum. She was also the University's representative to the dealing with the nation's mittees, however. remained One $1 a barrel boost went Ohio Faculty Senate and Served on Us executive board energy problems at work CONSIDERING the usual into effect Feb 1. and the Interment will be in Texas There will be a memorial Within hours after pace for a new Congress, other same boosts are sche- service Wednesday at 1 p.iri in Prout Chapel THE NEW White House Nessen's blast, the House this is a pretty good record duled for March 1 and April A memorial fund is being established by the blast came not from Presi- Ways and Means Committee in major areas I. University's foundations and inquiry department dent Ford, a 25-year House completed a sweeping $20 veteran, but from the Presi- billion tax reduction bill that Rationing calls grow louder
WASHINGTON (API-- beginning to be heard now as sional support for rationing There are now more than Gasoline rationing during congressmen and citizens if the Presdent's energy 101 million cars in use-four World War II was charac- who dislike the Ford admin- program fails to cut con- times the total at the end of news digest terized by public resentment istration's proposal to raise sumption. 1944 and a black market But gasoline prices search for The White House has said statistics show it cut con- other ways of curbing con- Nationwide gasoline rationing now would require sumption sumption rationing, with its assort- a bureaucracy of 15.000 to Calls for rationing are Legislation already has ment of coupons and paper- 20.000 full time government been introduced by Sen work, was begun Dec. 1. employes I.IIWI'H Weicker < R-Conn t 1942 and Senate Democratic AN ANALYSIS prepared Bus crash kills 29 Leader Mike Mansfield ID- Government statistics in 1973 for Treasury Secre- Mont I that would require show consumption dropped tary William I- Simon esti- TULTEPEC. Mexico had sounded at least two capacity was only 44 All the the President to set up a 40 per cent in 1943 from the mated rationing would cost (API-An overloaded bus warning blasts victims, including men. mandatory gasoline ration amount used in 1942. 12 billion a year to tried to beat a freight train women and children, were ing program administer, cost 200.000 to at a crossing Saturday night THE IMPACT of the passengers on the bus The number of cars also 300.000 jobs because of the collision was so great that The bus driver, identified MANSFIELD acknow- dropped, from 28 1 million in drop in the Gross National despite the frightened ledged in introducing the bill screams of passengers but the bus was destroyed, a as Jose Casamiro. 47. was 1941 to 24.3 million at the end Product and discourage police spokesman said, and among the dead two weeks ago that there are of 1944 families from moving to the train crashed into it. not enough votes to pass it at killing 29 persons and rescue workers had to use new homes welding torches to cut A Ked Cross spokesman present although support is FIGURES COMPILED by injuring 28 growing Survivors said there were through the twisted metal to said there were no the American Petroleum That analysis also said no warning lights at the pull out the dead and foreigners He said more House Republican Leader Institue show the nation rationing would penalize crossing, just on the main injured deaths were feared because John J Rhodes agreed the used 6.3 million barrels of areas such as the West and road running parallel to it A police spokesman said more than a dozen of the House could not now over- oil per day in December 1974 Midwest where there is But they stressed that the the bus was carrying 90 injured were in serious ride the President's threa- for gasoline-more than little mass transit and train was easv to see and passengers although its condition tened veto but said there three times the total used in where distances between will be increased congrcs 1942 cities are large Pfcfeft, We've changed our name V TO but not our faces mr,m ?m .'r^'tev. •fcL rik
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Ilahalia * formal vou can introduce your questions his parables, more poems expressing the most Sweet aad Soar. Say Eggs, l.eek Hepburn and Tracy liable and Creative Ideas far the A serious critical question motorcycle accidents many ways, it shows a years that lends legitimacy tune are Fll and Stray Dog provided by MGM. and the of the last few years has country pie. and the return lo the obscure lo his prominent position in EI.F IS NOT a new act band s exposure on the been. What do wc do with ravages of time The proof imagery oi the niid"6us American music The band has been together recent Deep I'urple tour Bob Dylan'' can be heard on his latest In others, il shows a lor a long time It has this band remains relatively Columbia album Blood On continuation ol the senti- worked its way through the obscure Few could debate the the Tracks mental and romantic New York slate college bar It is a sad situation tor magnitude ol his contri- themes that have interested Another question that is Circuit an unsuccesslul both the band and the many butions to Anglo-American "BI.OOD ON THE Dylan since Ills encounter olten asked-and always has album on Kpic and rock fans who are missing popular music In fact. It Tracks presents Dvlan with country music been throughout the history numerous lours with Deep the quality ol Kit's music was only a decade ago that much as we knew him back ol the recording industry is I'urple Bv any standard, the A newer band that will he almost single-handedly in the mid 60s This is not lo I III ALBUM'S material What is it that makes a few band has paid Us dues probably suffer a similar revolutionahzed the rock say that there is nothing new can he roughly divided into acts hit M lug while so many Last fall. F.ll released an fate is Stray Dog idiom by writing songs thai to Dylan's current music two types on the basis of the others are left behind" album called 1. A 59 It This band has just contained both energy and however poetic emphasis Three The immediate response was not only the band s first released an excellent LI' lyrical meaning Rather, this album shows songs Tangled 1'p In might be talent Looking coordinated assaull on the entitled. While You re him to be a unique Blue Idiot Wind, and al the incredible success cil American charts it was Down There Like Kit s After his I96« motorcycle poet songwriter perlormer "Lily. Rosemary, and the people like Grand Funk and MUM records lirst attempt 1. A 59 this album has accident, however he For this reason. Blood Jack Of II*'.iris. are Hac hnian Turner Overdrive, breaking in the rock market lhal special spark I always emerged as a changed recalls the genius that was masterlul returns In the however I would have i" in many years wail to hear in rock music artist With John Wesley behind masterpieces like "Blond On Blond" leeling-- seriously question the Phe album is tremendous Stray Dog displays Harding.' "Nashville 'Blond On Blond. and holh intei ins ot music and validity ol this explanation Kit plays F.nghsh-style rock master) ot man; rock lorms Skyline." and an appearance Highway 61 Revisited poetry The other material 1 doubt that I am alone in and roll wnh enough passion on this LI' One finds good on the Johnny Cash For this reason, also, this is ot the more laid back this feeling Almost all ol us and ability to put a large ballads, good rockers, and television show he helped LI' stands apart from most romantic variety have favorite artists that number ol Knglish rock even sonic good jazi art- Roger McGuinn and a few til Dylan s post-accidenl In all ol the songs Dylan's nevei seem to make it. in bands to shame rock here others introduce America s efforts which always performances are spite ol the lact that they The album is sparked by youth to the simple |oys ol seemed to be lacking in one particularly strong The seem to be so much more the lead vocals ol Bonnie Strav Dog's best quality i- country music ol these three essential support he receives from his talented than most ol the Dio His voice has all of the its vocal depth Lead singei ingredients backing musicians is equally acts thai are currently power, and many ol the Timmy Dulaine has an LOOKING AT THE The music itself is a blend musculai rolling in gold records qualities that one linds in impressive Elton John-uh success of country-in ol the best elements lound in The result is the first Two ol my favorite the eminent Hod Stewart voice, and he is backed ablv fluenced rock on the charts pre- and post-accidenl Dvlan album in several underdogs al the present Given that tact and by lour other band members today, it is impossible to Dylan The overall sound is considering the quality ot whose harmonies provide a deny the impact ol Dylan's highly reminiscent ot his the material and richly-textured sound interesl in the country lirsl explorations in the musicianship ol "1. 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I hope vou will give1 these sound country held the record comes oil as the two albums a chance It is It is somewhat punchier truly excellent product we perhaps an Overly-idealistic But the lact of the matter though, and moves with always expected Irnni stance, but I leel that the was that the country lorms considerably more energv Stewart and the Faces, but talent in them deserves to be were too laid back They did entertainment than the material on John never got rewarded not give Dylan the room to Wesley Harding And 1 feel that anyone who demonstrate the poetic The poetry here is YET DESPITE the ex likes good rock and roll will genius he had shown in similarly a hybrid ot two cellence ol this album the be equally rewarded by previous years different Dvlan styles In major publicity push listening to these records Dylan's efforts seemed to become increasingly less inspiring as time passed from the l%8 Harding" to the 1973 Knock in On Musical-variety enjoys comeback Heaven's Door." Then came the 1974 tour At a time when all of the By Pat Thomas sor. popular culture depart the Man all in the lop ten current world problems flexible than committing heroes seemed to be either meal, television producers for the second hall ol the People would rather watch yourself to a 13-week series dead or terminally anemic The Mac Davis Show The are using a revival ol the 1974 season that i the musical-variety of vet another police-action Dylan roared across the Carol Burnett Show Hee musical Variety show 'to till In Nachbars view, the show i than watch the drama, which is a very country Haw. Tony Orlando and a gap. almost out ol a sense musical-variety show has news ' he said Everybody unsure thing Marsden Dawn. The Sonny Comedy of frustration, because thev emerged as the means ol has to have an escape of said Artistically, it rated as Revue, The Smothers don't know what to do next transition until television some kind " Both Marsden and little more than a nostalgia Brothers Show-the list of Nachbar said Television producers can create some This type of television acts Nachbar commented on the trip Dylan hadn't proven television musical-vanetv seems to be in something ol new entertainment form as a "psychological buffer." fact that the musical-variety that he could still write, but shows is a long one and con- a state of flux right now " Dr Michael Marsden according lo Marsden show was one of the first the brilliant "Before the tinues to grow The popularity of police- assistant professor, popular successful television for- Flood" album showed that The musical variety is action and family shows is culture department, offers a Marsden also said that mats Many of the original he was once again capable of currently enjoying a come- on the decline according to diflerenl reason for the economics were an impor- shows used the same for- becoming a significant back, after having declined recent Neilson ratings The growth ol the musical- tant consideration in produc- mula as the successful radio performer in popularity in recenl situation-comedv holds the variety ing musical-variety shows programs of the time Now. 1975 begins with the years highest ratings with shows He sees the shows as por- Thev are less expensive and message that he is back, According lo Dr John such as All in the Family." traying a fantasy world easier to produce in com- Jack Benny and Milton fully recovered from Nachbar. associate proles Maude, and Chico and people watch lo escape from parison to an action or Berle were the hosts of early drama series musical-variety shows DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau transplanted from similar The chances of a produ- radio programs. Ip^Sr^r K-- Yea. sir. They are f^^iS cer's getting a good return ' P: So your- pouipoint about asking for it. and they for his original investment The roots of the musical- the Arab*. Henry, ia are yang to gat it At you P Ut ma just ask you, K: The 101* Airborne, are higher because ol the variety show go back even that union we m MUi lha know, wo have not used Henry -and hers I am sir. They can gp a* low production ousts and further than the hevdav of Invasion— * option,yni thee*—a— tha power In those first being the devllS advocate - hang-out route win blood u* six months, but things who would handle that? perennial popularity of the radio. Nackbar said. "The todaatn. are #>ing to change now. musical-variety formal musical-variety show is almost an updated vaude- Lesser-known stars, such ville show." as the Hudson Brothers, are The musical-variety show- usually available to host a has been around television musical-variety series, for a long time and if cur- while superstars like Bob rent trends continue, will Hope confine themselves to remain an important part of occasional specials. television entertainment, he WWiidjiii it's still something more said •TS Monday, Fabfuary 10, 1975. The BG N«w*/Pog« 7 PETER FRAMPTON ex-lead guitarist ofc^^ in concert cpic with guests The Barnes Cotton^and thursday, feb 13.8pm BGSU Grand Ballroom tickets $3/2 cultural at qjnionlicket boost Office (^^nders members Pag* 8/Th. BG Nt.i. Monday, February 10, 1975 Review by the people" mentality Her sional rulebook to prevent and secretary both are I Grelcben Fraelicb character, if she has one. the average man from being voices of domo The secre- typifies the moral idealism closed out of the hearing tary in pondering what Now TV viewers can of the Common Cause sort of Karen s lecture is supposed could happen to Karen in' watch an average citizen group for which she works to prove the average man Washington came up with single-handedly try to make She rides a bike to work so can do something about gov- "mugging, rape A co- government better bv she won't pollute the air. She ernment worker was quick to add making a pest of herself eats health foods, and she "Assault by a deadlv gov- Karen Valentine plays lives with roommates of all Every Open America ernment0" 1 Karen Angelo. a worker for colors and both sexes member points out the grim Karen 'sugar, a Washington citizen's Like most Americans. reality of corruption in Karen's" writers crack lobbyist group called Open Karen is less than perfect America. They are forever jokes about "relevent prob- America The show, appro- She s short showing that lobbyists and lems" like politicians, bug- priately tilled Karen.'' is In the premiere episode, those they represent are vic- ging the FBI and obscene on at 8:30 p.m every Thurs- the watchdog role both of tims phone calls with every other day. Open America and Karen is In the second episode, the line of dialogue Even if the spice and In the first episode. Karen pushed to the point of ridicu- victimization was especially jokes are funnv. the ideas let the viewers know how lousness Shy. average citi- emphasized when Karen are run into the ground, and she felt "America's a coun- zen Karen was nervous found out Open America the topics are discussed with try that listens to people, but about representing the members were being bugged too much idealism it's everv American s dutv lobbying group at a congres- by a government agency. everything trite to be a pest." She went on sional hearing, but her "But Open America isn't The characters are sub- listing famous American roommates urge her to "go against anything she pro- merged bv the point the pests including Thomas out and make government tested Her roommate, an writers are trying to drive Jefferson if they can do it. better FBI employe, on the other home so their repeated so can we." she added hand, called a bugging buzz treatment of what is con- Karen is the spokeswoman SHE ENDED up lecturing "an American sound " sidered 'real problems' for the of the people, for Congress on the congres- Open America's leader becomes trite ion ■•1 isTl wmmmammmmmmmmK^mmmmammmmmammmm^mmmmmmmMm. week's Weekdays Ml 7 !• I" ASSWORI) ALLSTARS I NOW YOl SEE IT II :M l-TV Z EYEWITNESS ! I'HIl DONAHUE M-UNDERDOG f. YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS • ■11-TODAY 4-BLANK CHECK 4-IVANOTHER WORLD II TATTI.ETALEJi • 11 -HIGH ROLLERS •» 7-U-A.M. AMERICA II NOW YOl SEE IT l«:» 7 14 GENERA 1. 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Page 47NEWS 2 II HAWAII EIVE-O- Art 101 might 57 BEHIND THE LINES ll-FAMILY AFFAIR come in handy lor McGarretl whose II MERV GRIFFIN -Olio II-WHAT'S MY UNE- used during the War ■ Ml and Ihe onlv clue to | murder is a drawir* by Prermnger and Vincent Price are Hr\o!utiorurv War 24-Bl'RT BACHARACH AND Today the victim Kursu ASSOCIATES-An hour long dose of Burl s lavorite hits, with Sammy Ml •:» III CANNON The ovrrweighl Davis Jr and Vikkit'arr 2-411 11-24 NEWS S7 WOMAN investigator may be in dire straits 7 :< WHII. The Letoxl af Lttlk aa-HOCAN'S HEROES 17 OHIO THIS WEEK B*r4ta"-Hemember Ihe old rhyme because ol his resemblance lo t-4-7.ll-ll.NEHS J7CROP GAME 14 I Lime Borden look an aae and gave another man 24-ARC NEWS MI-BARNABY JONES-The silver bet parents 40 whacks" II you 412-LICAS TANNER-Tanner lalls 211 HEC RAMSEY < lormer girl 17 NEWS 7:» haired sleuth is on the trail of a dont vou will after this in love with Ihe dying mother ol a friend of Hrc's is accused ol murder n Ki K -rHIi COMPANY 2-H-TRITH OR CONSEQUENCES missing youth who unbeknownst lo student i il TONIGHT SHOW-Madlyn SA-STAR TREKKirk bilUn (or U* I M III BON WILDLIFE SERIES Barnaby. was involved in a crime Ms) 57 GREAT PERFORMANCES- Murray 0 Hare is Ihe guest lives of hi. crew when be i> lomd no PRICE IS RIGHT when he disappeared Ml-RHODA-Our heroine has loo Karl Bonn conducts the Vienna 1-24-WIDE WORLD SPECIAL- mlo the arena wiin i superhuman II HOLLYWOOD SQUARES I 13 Pill ICE STORY A sniper manv irons in the I ire-so to speak Symphony in 'Mozart's Requiem Monly Hall is roasted alien St-HOGAN'S HEROES terrorixes a busy downtown street S7 ROMANTIC REBELLION hr» li MOVIE --•Tilt R.arlag MM WAY STREET 7-14-MARCUS WELBY. MD-After net* Clark esamine* the transition li:M TweaUea"-James Cagney is a l:M Ihe death of a personal Inend Welby between the earlv and later works of IN 2-11 CHER A preview of Ihe bootlegger 4-11-NBC NEWS becomes involved with an ill teenage singer s new show, starring Elton Goya Ml l.OOD TIMES- A comedy with 17-ABCNEWS-CapUoned 7 AH'NEWS violin prodigy John Flip Wilson and Bette Midler ll-CBSNEWS serious overtones about a family M-DINAH lt:M • -I1SANDI1 IRG'S LINCOLN H..: \ m 24-PA RTRIIWJE FAMILY thai can't afford to buv food y sol NDSTACI Holbrook portrays the humorous l-MOVIE "Paid to Kill' A Ml MEDICAL CENTER Gannon ! I! MOVIE ' Sarah T " IS a S7-XOOM side of Abraham Lincoln plays "Lot's hide the senator s wife" teenage alcoholic, played bv Linda businessman seu a murder arhtrne 11:(* 7 24-GET CHRISTIE l.OVE'-ihir in progress and is unable lo stop il •hen owe of the alorrmentioned Blair of "The Exorcist ' Ml 7 1 7 II 13 71 NEWS heroine tries her best to keep a TV target himself MIS NEWS comes into the hospital with fainting 7-24-HAPPY DAYS An early 17-CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT friend straight 4-TOMORROW-lt s economy time spells version of streaking: is the 4-7NEWS again H-DINAH consequence of losing a bet II-FAMILY AFFAIR ILK MrW 7 11 1S-NEWS S7-OHK) THIS WEEK M-DEALER-S CHOICE U-WRAT'SMYUNE 7 11 RANACEK -Not only are J. ST-THE GARDEN PARTY i4-M0O SQUAD S7 AMERICA-- Uistair Cooke snows million dollars worth of securiUes 17-UUAS. YOGA AND YOU the nation's transition from a ■MB M-aOGANtBUWa "" missing, but their guard is gone as 111* 4-NEWS sluggish pre-war economy lo the 17-YOU* FUTURE IS NOW well i7t.RE.41 H4TST.I FURNACE A lull lurrr effort of World War Two l -II TONIGHT -Km Rogers and '.* " lift NEWS trip lo the ptnelands of New Jersey 2:» 7:» Rodney liangerlield are guests 17 THE BOMAGNOLISTAELE to look at the restored iron furnaces 2-NEWS 'l»T«ITI OH CONSEQUENCES IS 7-14 MOVIE- "Raa. Seraager. Raa". •-HOLLYWOOD SQI i A RES : n MASH \ trio of merry medics -Mystery runs rampant as a Inning laiM 7-RAINBOW SUNDAE draw front-line duly at a medical- village is hit by killings 2 IIMOVIE-. All My ll.rln, II THE PRICE IS UGB-T relief station il MOVIE ' Torrid Xa*«"-A Daa|kttra"-A lovable tear-jerker H-HOGAN-S BEBOES 7 ;t MOV IE rv Trial af t'baalala plantation manager inherits a slarnng Robert Young as a widower SI-GERALD FORM AMERICA Jrassa"-A true account of the only honk v tuna singer and a local bandit Thursday whose daughters all chouse to marry Navy officer ever court marualed when be lakes on Ihe job James the same day It* on adultery charges Cagney. Pal O'Brien 7 74 BARNEY MILLER Hut net 4.H-TON1GHT SHOW- Rov CUrk it I II GI'NSMOEE II ■ mill >7 ASCENT OP MAN- The Starry J7-ABC NEWS-CapUoned 2 « 7 II ll-NEWS and crew begin searching lor pos- guest wMdil, Um il» a farmer derides Messenger traces Ihe scientific 14-ABC NEWS sible corruption in Ihe precinct when 7 !l WIDE WORLD MYSTERY-- Is unload all three CHOICE OF SPAGHETTI *P* OR "DIE FLEDERMAUS" LASAGNA *225 TUES. FEB. 11 - STUDENT NIGHT - 8 P.M. rreUUXfS MAIN AUDITORIUM TOSS SALAD. BREAD 4 BUTTER A COFFEE OR TEA ADMISSION $2.50 - ALL SEATS COCKTAIL LOUNGE OPEN TILL 1 A.M. AVAILABLE 109 JOHNSTON HALL - OR AT DOOR M0N.-SAT. FIRST COME- ENTERTAINMENT THURS.. FRI. & SAT. FIRST SERVED MONDAY-THURSDAY EVENINGS 5:30-10:00 BLOCKS AVAILABLE TO BGSU STUDENTS 117 N. MAIN - 353-0512 ■ ■ 11 i i ■ ■ ■ Pag* 10/TheBG Newt. Monday, February 10, 1975 MM 7 4NIMAI WORLD HASCENTOf MAT. t-MOVIF. Tlra.ka Plraaaa'-A 4 TO MORROW SkVNASHVILLE MUSIC -lor v nl intiigue in the jungle 7 11 IT-NEWS l-lt-TONIGHT SHOW-Ace 7 Pile i in iv. I I 11- mi H l:M Trucking Company guests 1:7* 57 VILLA AI.EGRE 7 II THE JEFFERSONS I miVIt "III. Barrow ar * MEBV I,KIH IN 7-M-WIDK WORLD SHECMU-A Slear'-Three men take to crime to look Jl what iruk.-s convicted overcome their handicaps II Pul II I si 111.El IN murderer Charles Manson lirk S7 SESAME STREET Ml MOVIE -"The la»l Day"~A »MOVIh IttM 7-HANEYS PEOPLE MI-HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS M-MOVIE "Dr.all Along ike 4 IITHE JET40NS Makawk" 7-THESE ARE THE DAYS at-MOVIE- " Na4 ef Tkkl Ear in I:M 17 MISTER ROGERS II MIIVIF IMIl BLEFEATI HE "Tartt Gaaa lar Tens, and "The lMt OarsMar.'' Ml FAT ALBERT 11 MOV IE "Gallant Res. 4-IVGO •7-ELEITRIC COMPANY 7-AMERICAN BANDSTAND 17 Mil 4 Al.Et RE XMIYbmrFTD 17-ZEE COOKING SC'HOOL 0«n prtc«»- IriH Earn JowcA Floriar •1(7S Florists' Trans-world Dalttwry., 7 11 M4IVIE "Frleads Far UJt." Ml IJ-HOGANS HEROES 4 74 BASKETBALL Minnevita VI 4-KBASKETBALL-Wailafa Mn toga. Slate In Bowling Green contact: Michigan vs Onto liniversitv I MOVIE Th. l.vitsM. Ma. Myl*» Flowers Bringhom. flow en S7-SESA ME STREET Claude Raines stars in the classic a man adja finds an invisibility Th* HowwhouM . Mktw»lcb Flower* —TOT 77KMM m: aFRIENDSOTMAN .7CARIUS(X>LENDES r=v /T^v Monday. Febroory 10, 197$, The BG News. Pag* 11 Falcons outclassed by Miami By Dick Rees take over sole possession of ling Kent Suite can be midway through (he period Assistant Sports Editor first place in the MAC counted out with a 2-7 league Montgomery got his 10th and Bowling Green, despite record to date. Uth points on a lav-up after OXFORD Down ves. but its deteat. still remains in "This loss makes it a lot a steal to bring BG within not out contention for the confe- tougher for us to win it all.'' one 118-17i at the 12 40 That is the condition ot the rence crown The way things BG head coach Pat Haley- mark Falcon hoopsters alter last have been going, it is just said, "but we're not dead From there it was all Saturday's 77-62 loss to about anyone s guess who yet. Miami Miami in a Mid-American will win the loop title "Everyone has some Conference I MAC I clash at tough games left," he conti- The Kedskins combined Milieu Hall AT THIS POINT, it is not nued "Miami looks pretty good shooting, aggressive A raucous crowd ot 7.0911 unlikely to say that any one good right now. though." defense and continued offen- jammed the magnificent of seven teams has a shot at He ought to know best. sive movement to break out facility to see the Redskin* the title Onlv cellar-dwel Haley saw his team out- to a lead that once reached classed by a spirited Miami 18 points unit that look a 16 point half- time advantage and then Freshman lorward Handy The race... withstood a second-half BG Avers, guard Hod Diennger rally to blow the Falcons out and sharpshooting Chuck down the stretch Goodyear all aided in giving TEAM MAC OVERALL It was the second lime this Miami a 45-29 halftone Miami 6-3 15-5 year that the Redskins margin BOWLING GREEN 6-1 10-8 defeated BG Earlier in the Avers used his quickness Central Michigan 4-3 12-4 season. Miami handed the to drive inside lor 12 first- Western Michigan 5-4 12-8 local hoop crew a 73-64 set- half points, while Goodyear Toledo 5-4 12-8 back at Anderson Arena bombed in some long Ohio University 4-5 9-9 From the outset, it fielders Diennger ran the Eastern Michigan 3-5 10-9 appeared that BG was going offense and combined with Kent State 2-7 4-14 to make amends for its ear- Greg Olsen to shut off Mont- Saturdays Results lier-season performance gomery the rest of the way. against the Hedskins Miami 77 BOWLING GREEN a IN THE SECOND half Eastern Michigan 62 Western Michigan60 SPARKED BY guard Jell Hi I made a run at the Red- Toledo 82 Ohio I niversily 74 Montgomery, who scored skins and came within eight Central Michigan 63 Kent Slate 62 the Falcons' lirst nine points 161-531 with 7 30 left points. BG staved close until to play in the game Once again however. Miami went hack to ill game -continuous offen- sive movement -and pro- ceeded to oulscore the Falcons 16 9 t.i capture Its 15th victor) ill : lie season \\e Knew exactly whal thev i Miami i were going to do. Haley said For some reason we didn't have the movement defensively or Junior guard Steve Cooper, who was BG'« top offensively either scorei last Saturday against Miami with 14 points, "Our big guys stood around like the Statue of attempts a shot against Ohio University earlier in Liberty, and when you do the year. The 6-1 transfer from Toledo has that anyone can guard emerged from a horrendous mid-season slump to you. Ihe BG coach added overage 13 points in the last three BG games. (Newsphoto by Ed Suba) STEVE COOPER and Cornelius Cash ended up as BG s lop scorers, with 14 points apiece Cash, who did not start was the Falcons BG's lost weekend top rebounder with nine Montgomery finished with The BG basketball team lost to Miami University 13 points and handed out lasi Saturday. 77-62. at Oxford seven assists • • • A determined Western Michigan hockey squad downed the Falcons 3-2. in overtime last Saturday evening at the Ice Arena All-star • • • Bowling Green's wrestling team remained winless in the Mid-American Conference < MACi as Kent Slate classic deleated the local grapplers. 29-14 Recording wins for the Falcons were Bill Frazier at Bowling Green lorward 126 pounds. Joe Kosch at 142 pounds and Mike Melting Cornelius Cash was seventh at 158 pounds Falcon fat Welfle drew his opponent at in last week's balloting for 190 pounds the Pizza Hut all-star The BG wrestlers now stand 0-7 in the MAC and 3-8 basketball game's Fast overall team • • • Cash has amassed 31.893 The women s swim team absorbed its first dual votes to dale in the balloting meet loss in four seasons last weekend as the powerful for 'he East team's starling Michigan State Spartanettes triumphed. 70-60. at the unit The top eight vote- Natatorinm. getters are automatically • • • issued invitations to play in The men's swim team was defeated by Kent State. the April 15 charity game in 61-52. at the Natatorium last weekend. The Flashes Las Vegas The voting has set three pool records enroute to victory Corneous Cash did net start against Miami tost Saturday, but reached the halfway mark. • • • North Carolina State's ' I.. — — ' he came of* the bench to lead the falcons in xering with 14 sensational forward. David For further details oa these and other stories, see JUIIC markers and rebounding with nine' caroms. (Mewsphoto by Thornoeop. leads all vote- tomorrow's edition of The BG News. —n •II' I :H»k I » . Pag* 1 2 Th. BG New.. Monday, February 10, 197S Hustling Broncos nip icers By Mark Glover Falcon center Tom Esper picked up the deflected puck Bob Gardiner He slapped the puck past Liut. and absolute Sports Editor and somehow managed to flip it over to teammate Steve pandemonium broke loose Murphy who put in an off-balance shot The BG supporters The WML' fans howled at the moon while the Bronco Last Saturday's home hockey showdown between Western almost tore the roof down, and the 1-0 score stood up bench-assistant trainers and all-emptied onto the ice to Michigan and Bowling Green was certainly not the Stanley through the remainder of the first period join in the celebration ("up finals, but it sure looked that way Two adrenalin-charged teams (ought tooth and nail for THE DUEL between Falcon goalie Mike l.iui and Bronco ON THE other hand, you probably could have heard a three 20-minute periods before 2950 frenzied fans During netminder Steve Roth continued in the second period WMl' feather hit the snow in the BG laker room Falcon mentor that time, the vocal patrons witnessed an exhibition of center Murray Pickel finally broke the ice for the Broncos Ron Mason broke the silence long enough to praise the superb passing, hard skating and phenomenal goaltending when he slapped a rebound shot past l.iut to tie the game at Bronco skaters. The regulation time of 60 minutes was not enough to settle ' 5 09 of the period the score between these two teams The Broncos and Both defensive crews hustled and checked well while the They deserved to win. said the disappointed coach Falcons battled for nearly nine minutes during an overtime pair of goalies made circus stops that carried the 1-1 tie into "They didn't do anything fancy They just played some period in a game that somebody--unfortunatelv--had to lose the pressure-filled final period good, solid hockey." While attempting to kill a power play advantage in the Commenting on the super-charged atmosphere. Mason AS IT TURNED out. the BG skaters-ended upon the short third period. BG winger Rich Nagai turned in one of the added. It's like an NCAA championship out there ' end of a 3-2 score and absorbed their eighth loss of the night's most remarkable plays Western coach Bill Neal puffed on a cigar and talked season WMl' center Phil Eve came from behind his own net and calmly amidst the confusion of ecstatic Bronco fans after It all began simply enough Approximately 30 minutes began his charge down the ice when the hustling Nagai the contest before game-time, the early arrivals were chatting about stepped in and stole the puck It took him onlv a second to "We felt we could win if we got some breaks and good what it was going to be like for the Falcons to avenge the 8-2 gain control before drilling the puck into the Bronco net goaltending." said Neal "As it turned out. we got both " loss suffered at the hands of the Broncos last December in The Falcon advantage did not hold up long as Randy Moy Neal complimented the outstanding play of Roth, who Kalamazoo. Mich tied the game with a goal of his own at 7 05 of the third stopped 43 shots in the contest. About five minutes later, the buses carrying hundreds of period The two skating crews hammered away at each loud Bronco fans came skidding to a hall in front of the Ice other for the remaining time with neither team able to put "HE PLAYED extremely well." said Neal "He made some Arena The WMl' supporters poured into the rink and the puck into the net very key stops lor us. especially in the second period " proceeded to make their presence known bv screaming, Roth said the emotional attitude of the whole Bronco team chanting and holding up partisan posters THAT SET up a 10-minute sudden-death overtime The was key in winning the game Not to be outdone, the Falcon patrons started their own loud fans did not seem to be any quieter after nearly three "We really weren't up before the start of the game, but little hysteria program hours of yelling, and the players appeared to be skating just just before we went out there, we really started to get into as hard and fast as earlier it." said Roth "We weren't up too high, because if you re up BY THE TIME the two teams skated onto the ice for the Falcon forward Byron Shutt came within about two inches too high, you make mistakes The fans really helped too " opening face-off. the Ice Arena was literally a cauldron of of becoming an instant hero when he slapped a shot that Roth made one additional comment which would be hard emotion. deflected off the pipe of the WMC net with 3 20 left That to argue with Both squads responded to the controlled madness by was as close as BG would come That was really a great game. ' he said plaving some disciplined, exciting hockey It looked as if the The end came at 8 48 of the overtime when Kve took a Liut. the hard-luck loser in the nets for the Falcons, two high-scoring teams would stifle each other until Al shot on the Rowling Green goal that l.iut kicked out to his turned back 41 shots The Falcons now stand 19-8-1 on the Leilch fired a deadly slap shot midway in the initial stanza right side Waiting to pick the puck up was Bronco winger vear while the Broncos boast a fine 17-3 mark. In Laine's estimation, it's a matter of breaks' Bv Dan Garfield LAINE. LIKE MANY ot the HG icers were ready lor Assistant Sports Editor the HG icers played goinl Western but not with a enough hockey lo win on any revengeful hate About 2000 ice hockey other night, bill then nol it's nol a hate It's a per- hearts Mopped al 8 48 of the enough to win Saturday He sonal thing. Laine said overtime period during last made quite .i tew solid We have .i personal thing to Saturday night's Western checks coining down Ihe ice work hard 10 get ready for Michigan-How ling Green like a charging hull these guvs contest al the Ice \rena And then there was the •WHEN YOU LOOK at Immediately the Falcon plav in the second period them last year and this year, skaters descended to the where Laine took the puck they're a much improved locker room .is losers and deep in the BG /one ind out- team Lame said as he the Western icers cascaded skated the speedy WMC crushed his ice Idled cup. onlo [he Ice in one corner ol defensemen reeling ofl what 'Everyone was thinking we the rink with hysterical jubi had to be one ol the hardest should heat them by nine or latlon shots he has ever taken .it 10 goals, but not any more in The scene later in the BG. but Bronco goalie Steve games like this This is their WMU locker room was pre- Roth made a fantastic save biggest game of the dictable-laughing, back- "I was coming down the season " slapping and cheering But ice so fast No one was going Lame, who has almost lor the intury-plagued to stop me." Laine said. "1 tripled his point production Falcons, it was a case of shot that puck right at him over last year, credits a men holding up over- and he never saw it He got better disciplined game, not weighted heads, hands grip- that much stick i three taking wild shots and avoid- ping cups of crushed ice or inches of woodi on it. then ing costly mistakes as rea- just crushing cups Not a opened his eyes and saw that sons lor the improvement in sound was heard Words in he stopped it. Just a little his game the BG locker room were as more and it would have been "When you're down here rare as sharks in Peregrine agoaleasv." he added as a freshman, it is a differ- Pond ent kind of hockey than in But then, there was Jack Laine said he did not Canada." Laine said "You I-unc sitting along a wall, underestimate Western have to learn to skate faster awestruck by the sudden Michigan He said. "It's a and play team hockey. It death loss, but able to choke matter of breaks, and we took me some time to learn Fa It on winger Jack laine (4) mixes it up in front ol the net out a few words that didn't get enough to win I made mistakes last year, during earlier season action against York, last Saturday "When we played up there but Cm playing real good sounded like a time- night, laine handed out some devastating checks as tho J temperature recording over (at WMU I. thev were now I'm scoring some Winger the phone. "Sometimes you psyched. We didn't play points. skaters played Western Michigan. His efforts were not i get the breaks, and some- good." said Laine. "But there's always room enough as BG lost, 3-2, in overtime. (Newsphoto by St I times you don i some This time around, the for improvement." Laine Ancik) tev«>i'«-■•^smeifr. "■'--'" ' i—-T- • - imiinfini-'i- iniii-tp!!-