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By Mark Glover clippings that testified to his son's UNIVERSITY basketball Coach Pat Haley formerly worked as an assistant sity basketball team and contacted the Columbus concerning young MM basketball ability Haley said yesterday that he was not basketball coach youngster's high school coach. David Shoemaker was when Fox told him In addition, the story said University influenced by the fact that Mick "Don was looking for two guards and Senff. about the possibility of recently. "We have a pretty good The University has offered a lull officials were "seriously considering" Shoemaker's father is chairman of the Shoemaker was his third choice." Shoemaker playing for the University basketball player down here " athletic scholarship to basketball offering a scholarship to Shoemaker's Ohio House Finance Committee Haley said. Haley said he first learned that Hof added that no pressure was put player Tom Harris of Lorain. ending son Mick, a senior at Paint Valley According to Haley. Donoher was Shoemaker's father was Ohio House on University officials to offer young the controversy concerning a possible South High School in Bainbridge Haley added that no one in the able to recruit his first two guard Finance Committee chairman from Shoemaker a scholarship on the basis grant-in-aid for the son of Ohio House athletic department or that he knew of choices and decided to give another college basketball coach when of his father's position in the Ohio Finance Committee Chairman Myrl The Blade story, which ran on at the University received any Shoemaker's name to Haley. the two were discussing young House Shoemaker iD-Bourneville) Tuesday's front page, also said newspaper clippings from Shoemaker Shoemaker's basketball ability "We figured this kid was a pretty "officials at Bowling Green have concerning his son Haley said he first learned about good basketball player from what we Tuesday's edition of The {Toledo* become sensitive to any appearance of young Shoemaker from Donoher Haley said this fact did not affect his heard." Hof said "After all. he was an Blade reported that Shoemaker had politics in athletics since the proposed Haley said the scholarship was given Shortly after Donoher contacted consideration of young Shoemaker's all-stater." "made an effort through a Bowling state budget passed last week by the to Harris on the basis of ability alone Haley, Bobby Joe Hooper, formerly of playing ability. Green State University lobbyist to House contained a provision that and also explained his involvement the University of Dayton and a former HOF WAS referring to the fact that interest the university in offering the would, in effect, eliminate the BGSl' with Mick Shoemaker professional basketball player, also JAMES HOF, vice president for young Shoemaker was named to the legislator's son a basketball hockey team." referred young Shoemaker's name to public services, said yesterday that Associated Press Class "A" basketball scholarship " This was a reference to Amended "I got a call from Don Donoher and Haley, according to the University Rep Shoemaker "made no direct team this season Substitute House Bill 155 which would the kid's name came up," Haley said coach. overture" to University officials Harris, was given the sixth and final THE BLADE story also said that deny athletic scholarships to non- concerning an athletic scholarship for grant-in-aid for the basketball team. Shoemaker provided University American citizens Most players on the DONOHER IS head basketball coach HALEY SAID he was interested in his son Harris is a 6-4 guard from Vincennes lobbyist Willard Fox with newspaper University hockey team are Canadian at the University of Dayton, where recruiting Shoemaker for the Univer- Hof said the only word he had from Junior College in Indiana Council okays program
By Patricia Sinn this spring's conference day was COUNCIL WILL continue discussion Stall Reporter attendance Council members and evaluation of the conference at its suggested when and how such a next meeting Academic Council yesterday conference should be held to obtain a approved formation of an higher turnout Dr Karl Schurr. professor of interdisciplinary program in Industrial DR. AGNES HOOLEY, professor biology, initiated a wide-ranging and Labor Relations of physical education, suggested that a discussion about the accuracy and Dr Karl Vogt. dean of the college of reason for low attendance was that validity of student evaluations of business administration, said in faculty and students were not aware of professors previous discussion that the program the conference until the day before it will consist of a new grouping of happened Many people thought that The discussion took two turns One courses which currently are offered in they needed an invitation to attend, she centered around Schurr's complaint economics, management and legal added that many evauations from his studies Dr Cormier replied that part of the department were missing, while the problem with getting to students was other area pertained to the meaning THE PROGRAM will lead to a that "we worked through the student and relative merit of student Bachelor of Science degree in Business government and they didn't respond " evaluations Administration and will require no Council members also suggested that additional funding because the courses the next seminars be on a staggered COUNCIL MEMBERS mentioned already exist, according to Dr Vogt time schedule so that people who many outside forces which effect wanted to attend several conferences evacuations, such as the quality of Council also discussed the Values could do so equipment supplied for the class, the * and Evaluation Day Conference which Dr. Charles Leone, dean of the time of day the class meets, the was held last Spring No official Graduate School, said he did not think teacher's testing methods and the class evaluation of the conference was the University should support such attendance the day evaluation* are made, but Council members aired conferences because he saw no handed out. their impressions of the program benefits arising from them He added that although the students' Dr Ramona Cormier, professor of "This is just legalizing bull evaluations are no more than an philosophy, read a recommendation sessions," he said, "and giving dignity indicator of student attitudes, they can from the Senate Executive Committee to taking over coffee cups.' , be used along with peer evaluations to suggesting that a values conference Mark Berman. graduate student, help determine the level of a teacher's similar to the one held this year should replied that "it is 100 per cent performance Fiv« ROTC students practiced aerial momuvin with a Huoy hdicoptor at be planned for next spring and that a important to take yourself out of the Council will continue discussion of Chopper Sterling Farms last Saturday. (Newsphoto by Ed Suba) University-wide conference should be situation of teaching, learning or the student evaluations at their next held on a non-class day during the 1976- administrating and see it with new meeting. 77 academic year. perceptions Otherwise, we defeat the The largest problem encountered at reason we're here " ?fca Shah vows pursuit of terrorists Two Americans slain in Iran
TEHRAN, Iran (API-Terrorists conveyed sympathies to the families of Press and said "the execution of huge purchases of U.S. arms, stopped a car carrying two unarmed the men and ordered the "vigorous" American officers was a reply to the industrial equipment and other major U.S. Air Force officers to work pursuit of their killers. execution of nine Iranian revolution- items yesterday morning, ordered their IN WASHINGTON, the State Depart- aries in prison last month '' Under the Iran-American military Iranian driver to the floor of the car, ment said it was "deeply disturbed" by She also said that as Shah advisory agreements, all the U.S. then shot and killed the Americans the slayings and "has been assured Mohammed Reza Pahlevi is "a stooge military personnel go unarmed. The U.S. Embassy identified the Iranian authorities are trying to of the Americans, we therefore Shaffer, an agriculture graduate of dead men as Col. Paul Shaffer Jr.. 45. a apprehend the murderers." murder Americans." Ohio State University, was married native of Bryan. Ohio, and Lt Col. "We deplore and condemn this LAST MONTH, a government and the father of two children. Turner, Jack Turner. 45, from Christopher. Ill terrorist act of calculated brutality announcement said that nine prisoners a graduate of the University of The Iranian government said police against American personnel assigned had been machine-gunned to death by Nebraska, was married and the father had identified the three killers and to duties in a country with which we escorting police when they tried to of three children were on their trail The government enjoy close and friendly relations." the escape from a prison bus transferring A Marxist-anarchist underground said those sought were Marxist guer- department's statement said them to another jail. has been active in Iran for several rillas and "no action will be spared to The shooting occurred as the two Shaffer and Turner were among 1.000 years About 200 members of the find the murderers and bring them to officers were on their way to work at American military personnel and 2.000 underground have been killed in battles justice." an Iranian military base southeast of civilians assigned to the U.S. Military with the police or executed by firing Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi Tehran Assistance Advisory Group in Iran. squads. learned of the killings when he stepped A woman who said she spoke for the The American community in the The shah said during his recent visit from a plane after visits to the United "Iranian People's Warriors country totals 20,000 and is expected to to Washington that about 3,000 of them States. Venezuela and Mexico. He Association" called The Associated reach 50,000 by 1980 because of Iran's are in jail. Marine release sought by U.S. VIENTIANE, Laos (API-The top The students told newsmen they had a dozen Americans and six other government, including personal goods U.S. diplomat in Laos met with two offered to release the three Americans foreigners completed a week under that had been imported tax free, that Communist Pathet Lao ministers if they would "surrender',' but all three house arrest but appeared to be in no taxes be paid on personal property of yesterday in an attempt to end the refused danger Savannakhet. a former rightist Americans before they leave the student occupation of the American aid The seizure of the Vientiane stronghold, was peacefully occupied by country and that police check on the compound and win the release of two headquarters of AID followed similar Pathet Lao forces Tuesday export of "individual American be- Marines and a civilian caught inside. attacks on AID facilities in Savan- Pathet Lao soldiers posted guards longings" and on payment of taxes and "The situation is cooling." said U.S. nakhet and Luang Prabang since the yesterday at the gate of an American visas. Charge d'Affaires Christian Chapman Communists began taking control of housing compound in Vientiane known AID runs a 132 5 million assistance after the meeting. "Negotiations are the coalition government two weeks as Kilometer 6. They at first allowed program in Laos. About 1.000 still going on. They are going back to ago. Americans to come and go but Americans remain here About 350 see the prime minister at a cabinet Chapman also said many American prohibited their taking any belongings work for the U.S. government. meeting." families in Vientiane were "virtual out of the area. However, Chapman's At the headquarters of the Agency prisoners." since they were stopped statement about "virtual prisoners" • To paga olght for International Development (AID), from going in and out of a U.S. housing indicated the Pathet Lao later which was occupied early yesterday, area by joint patrols of Pathet Lao and prevented the Americans from leaving some 200 young demonstrators in rightist side policemen. and entering. sweatshirts and an assortment of cast- off military clothing stood at the gate CHAPMAN SAID he had protested THE STUDENTS who seized the Weather in drizzling rain. this and had told the Pathet Lao that Vientiane AID headquarters issued the U.S. aid compound "is just as much handwritten lists of demands which Partly cloady, warm aad bamM THEY SWIGGED American beer diplomatic ground as this embassy " included the immediate dissolution of today with a cbaace of from cans looted from the American Chapman met at the American the agency in Laos and the departure of tbaadersbowers. High today la tbs Embassy with Minister of Economy all of its American employes within A windmill and a quarry provldo tadudod praps for an club inside the compound. Piles of low to mid M'I. Probability, of empty beer cans littered the roadway and Plans Soth Pothrasy and Minister three days. precipltatioi today is M per cut. aft*rnoon of sunbathing. (Nowiphoto by Dan Foicht) inside the gate. Pathet Lao soldiers did of Culture Maha Khou They also demanded that the agency nothing about the demonstrators. In the southern city of Savannakhet. turn over Its facilities to the Laotian » Pago 2 ThoBGNewl, Thurtday, May 22. 197S reversal of ideologies
WASHINGTON-The confessional know an active, persistent person on czars and moved to the farm, the literature of politics in our century has the left who is in for the money, the village and the commune; Hess j sga dissention been mostly one way-from left to glory or the personal power On the became a welder and a member of a right, from communism to right I knew scarcely anyone who was community organizational endeavor disillusionment not." here in Washington A few people, like Clarence Darrow. Hess must have always had a soul He's hard at work now with others, started off in the lap of corporate that preferred complete commitment growing fish in the basement and capitalism and died in the arms of to qualified judgment. Why else would vegetables on the rooftops to make a irresponsible self-sustaining, independent urban socialism, but generally it has been be have given up a comfortable job in thought that the path of maturity corporate journalism to become a community in a place of crime and unhappiness Tolstoy would approve If bickering and accusations continue among the present Student travels from a radical youth to a Cuban gun-runner-not for Fidel Castro, who was up in the mountains Government Association (SGA) officers. SGA soon will be nothing more conservative old age Now comes Karl Hess, who has Morrow and Co.. New York. 1975, trying to overthrow dictator Fulgencio Much of what Hess says is open to than the student gripe association and the recipient of intense mockery made the voyage in reverse, moving (7.95). Batista, but for a forgotten friend of criticism-literary as well as political from the campus community. from being an assistant to the "In my memory, it is all an endless American business, one Dr. Carlos but he does inject some important At Monday's SGA meeting, a heated debate occurred between SGA president at Champion Paper, a staff repetition of the quintessential He via who was apparently trying to distinctions into the current vogue Vice President Montel Jennings and SGA President W Randall member of the American Enterprise moment when, during cocktails at Bill square the circle by pulling off a against big government and central Hathaway over SGA's alleged apathy toward minority student needs. Institute and Barry Goldwater's Buckley's home one evening, an ardent nonradical. rightist revolution power This has become an applehood and mother-pie issue, with even the Jennings said SGA has been "stagnant in aspects concerning relations speechwriter to becoming a lefty anti-Communist on his payroll looked IT IS DIFFICULT to give yourself to middle-of-the-road liberals and the with third world peoples on this campus." He said SGA relies on him as anarchist who refuses to pay taxes or intently at Buckley and, when the cooperate with the centralized, attention of the others in the room was causes that are out of joint with the conservatives who gave us Vietnam the sole liaison between SGA and minority students. SGA also does not corporate state. drawn to his staring, said in awed times Hess recognizes this and asks of preaching it support any of Jennings' projects, which in turn makes it impossible for toned. Bill, you have the profile of a the right's nonparticipation in the fight A moment of economic depression at him to get University administrators' support, according to Jennings. Those before him went to Moscow, young Caesar '" for peace and racial justice, "the home and Communist victory in Hathaway, however, denied Jennings' accusations, citing examples of and saw that it was the Light that "Paid mouths Paid heads." is how terrible question for so many of us Vietnam may give these slogans a particular political appeal Hess SGA's attempts to get minority response Failed, Karl Hess went to the business Karl Hess dismisses most of his today must be, and where were we?' " Perhaps in answer Karl Hess joined reminds us. though, that it is more With such infighting going on, SGA never will be able to see past board room and learned that the people quondam colleagues on the intellectual the New Left He could do so than HEW regulations that ails us. personal prejudices and gain campus respect Arguments do little to there care as much about their right No doubt about it. the right has professed ideals as the commissars do. the insurmountable problem of comfortably, because the New Left The decentralization of the state and convince students, faculty and administrators that SGA is a viable, convincing the rest of us that their shares the right's detestation of the the emancipation of its citizens from forceful form of student representation. •LIFE ON THE RIGHT was libertarian posturing and small- centralized slate, and that thread runs war. taxation and bureaucracy SGA officers can build a strong government if they realize the main competitive in the very worst government advocacy is more than a through Hess's life. It is the bond he depends on the reconstitution of objective of their offices is to serve all the students and not vent personal sense ..The ideologues with the mask for greedy indifference. still holds in common with his old economics-Hie changing of complaints. sweatiest brows and the most fervent But when Hess, a lovely man who has friend Barry Goldwaler hierarchical customs and the taming of , the marketplace-so that the SGA is supposed to serve the whole college community, not just the speech, the crusaders for the light, the fumbling sort of saintly manner that comes from seafaring among the Hess's approach to the preachings of the right have a meaning white segment or the black segment. were all of them as brownnosing and self-seeking as any junior corporate doctrinaire, says (his you have to decentralization of the New Left those espousing them may not intend It is imperative that SGA straighten out the dissention within its office executive..." Hess writes in his new wonder if he isn't bound to repeat his reminds you of Tolstoy Tolstoy Copyright. 1J75, The Washington Post and strive toward solving student problems for the whole University. book, "Dear America" (William disillusionments:Leuers "I don't personally renounced the luxury of the court of the Kiag Features Syndicate NOW HE'S STUCK with a huge bill Series Plus radio dramas and jazz set the based on the ridiculous and exorbitant reviews are all standard programs fees that the University charges you From 8pm until morning are the for not being a citizen of the state of rock and roll requests where students precedent Ohio can phone in and listen to the music But isn't Benito a citizen'' His only they want to hear A large number of 1 want to tell you something The crime was to visit Texas But aren't students, like myself listen, without Nightmare of Benito Lucio US citizens advised and permitted to commercial interruption, to enjoyable Last night I did not sleep well travel throughout this great country'' topics and music 24 hours a day because I kept thinking about little When technicalities arise, why do Finally WBGU-FM is staffed with Benito Lucio. a U S citizen, who was you always have to appease the god of more than 25 volunteers who use hauled up before a grand tribunal, gold and never the God of humanity WBGI as a learning situation because he wanted to go to school at And poor Mr Nusser He violated the Bowling Green State University state constitution by extending credit EDUCATION majors have student He wanted to go to school in the state to Benito But did Benito purchase teaching, business majors can co-op where he has poured his blood, sweat something on tune" Did he ask to be with businesses for experience, but and tears into the soil for the past six saddled with a bill that was not of his why leave the University when the best years, where he has paid taxes from own making and that he could not pay community radio station exists right his meager wages and where he has if he took the wages from all those six here on campus'' spent his money to enrich the same years of labor and applied them'' No1 To learn education through ones (or their brothers or sisters of I He was walking along minding his experience Is a goal of education other relatives i who sit in judgment of business and all of a sudden someone Don't eliminate WBGU-FM, Dr him. walked up and said. "Benito you owe Halpern The students do have future El pubic de Benito Que lastima1" us S800 and if you don't pay us we'll needs and WBGU-FM is a most basic SREAKIM6 OF PIRATES... He only wanted an education at home throw you out " El pobre de Benito need for the speech and journalism Que lastima'" students Mr Edwards said "If there had been We need good coordinators and we ford's future bright a precedent set " Well Mr Edwards, can only have them if we pay them like let us get busy and set a precedent. Is we pay the coaches of our athletic this not one of the most progressive department universities'' Dean Billman position enhanced by actions ElnorM XStubbs 410 Darrow 8235 Nebraska Toledo. Ohio congratulates WASHINGTON Not only the Khmer talking about weak and lackluster appeasing the poor is as bad as Kouge were outmaneuvercd by leadership in the White House appeasing the Communists fastest sport President Ford's bold rescue ol the ford's action Mayaguez and its American crew So PARTICULARLY SINCE a large One other plus of the Mayaguez On behalf of the 1975 lacrosse team, In response to your editorial of May affair is that it proves that presidents was the Hepubluan right wing part of the Keagan audience is toying J.F. trrllorsl we would like to thank the many 15. 1975 concerning the Mayaguez with the notion that maybe Mr Ford do not have to leave Congress in the enthusiastic fans who attended the incident, we feel that diplomacy, as Because of his decisive action. Mr will prove to be a strong president dark when undertaking sudden championhip game with Ohio Wesleyan recommended by you. would have Ford's political stock is certain to rise after all. military strikes last Wednesday resulted in the loss of an American in the opinion polls and especially Your support was instrumental in ship, its' crew and possibly started among those voters who had been most When word of the Mayaguez There will continue to be argument helping us win our second straight another undeclared war in Southeast queazy about his leadership potential operation came through, a coterie of as to whether Mr Ford's meeting with Midwest Lacrosse Championship and Asia Senate conservatives had gathered in and "admiration" in praising Mr. 17 top leaders at the White House- was most appreciated by our entire The Cambodian government Mr Ford will surely be excused il the chamber last Wednesday evening Ford after the Marines already were en team. obviously realized what it was doing the broad smile ho wore upon learning for a pre planned session to excoriate route to battle-constituted "con- Although the scheduling change was when it pirated the Mayaguez With the of the mission's success also reflected the "politics of appeasement" of the The American public relishes sultation" under the War Powers Act somewhat inconvenient, we hope apparent dovelike attitude of the US his awareness of the political dividends Ford administration decisive action by its presidents, or was simply a gesture of notification. everyone enjoyed the game and will in recent years concerning foreign to follow especially in the military area continue to support Bowling Green's affairs (look at what happened during The news mooted the meeting and AT LEAST THE leadership on version of "The Fastest Sport on Two the Pueblo incident and the One result is that Honald Keagan saved the militants from acute Eisenhower's stock rose after he Capitol Hill was not taken by surprise, Feet- consequences of our failure to support now has a tougher act to follow In the embarrassment Even Republican sent, the Marines into Lebanon in 1957 as so often had happened in the past the Vietnamese Peace Agreement in wake of the successful Mayaguez Senator Jesse Helms, of North Kennedy was hailed for his handling of Mr. Ford has set a precedent that will Cliff Holland the face of gross violations by North operation, it is going to be difficult for Carolina, a pro-Reagan man. used the Cuban missile crisis, and Johnson stand him in good stead with Congress Mike Wilcox Vietnam), we feel that the Cambodian the ex-California governor to keep words like "courage" and "wisdom" for retaliating against North Vietnam and the country 1975 Lacrosse Captains government undertook this fiasco with in the Gulf of Tonkin. Johnson used no anticipation of military conflict that acclaim to send the U.S. full There is a corollary to the rule that wbgu-fm In your editorial you infer that the length into the Indochina war strong presidential action produces U.S. acted as the agressor in this political dividends the action must be I wonder what the goals of BGSU are incident Isn't piracy on the high seas sr- THe BG news UNFORTUNATELY, strong presi successful. VOX. in the eyes of the administration. We an act of aggression? dential action on the domestic scene pay our football players and at the It appears to us that the Cambodians rarely draws such praise Mr. Ford, The Mayaguez mission was, although committed the only aggressive acts. f. MTOIIAl STAFF same time virtually eliminate the for example, has heard precious little Mr. Ford could not count on that when almost voluntary WBGU-FM. Our actions were solely in the defense mark h. glover approval tor announcing that he is he gave the orders He gambled and of our 39 fellow citizens held captive on managing aaUla* carl p rementky This is not an attack on athletic going to hold his budget line by vetoing won. scholarships, but for the past four Koh Tang Island newt editor mark n dadeth Democratic spending bills IHl. managing attitar lecroino I. jameten years, each year has seen the WBGU- It lifts our hearts to see the editorial editor |onel I cecdore And though he couldn't think of 1976 FM funds allotment cut in half by the president allowing our very capable makeup editor kattwyn m. murray Liberals say that's no way to pull while debating what to do about the administration, until now the military to carry out an operation ■peril editor rkhard d. tool the U.S. out of the recession Con- Mayaguez. no one knows better than announcement is that the three paid co- without hinderance from hesitant pholo editor darnel I. fokhl servatives grumble because Mr. Ford the president how dismal his political ordinators are to be fired next vear. politicians. By no means are we copy editor donna I. thaw tolerated a S60 billion budget deficit in future would look right now if the What next? against diplomacy, however, a decade IUSINISS STAFF order to finance the anti-recession lax mission had failed WBGU-FM is the only non-com- of this foreign policy in Southeast Asia rebates. mercial FM or AM station available to has proven ineffective. evtinott manage* latlie a ralKanbarf Copyright. 1975, L'llvertal Press odvorriting | the Bowling Green community. It Therefore, we feel President Gerald talot managar gardan t. eayro Among militant right-wingers. Syndicate Detroit News serves the functions of information and Ford's quick and conclusive acts in entertainment without noisy or regard to the Mayaguez incident, have In. SG Newt it puMnhod Monday through Friday during th. regular tehoel yen. irritating commercials. not only boosted our country's morale, and an.. ■ waak daring tha Mirnmar Molleni, under authority .1 th* fubfccahenr, Committee ol Bowling Green State Uncvartity. but have also brought us much needed respect from the rest of the world Oer mem eiproteed in editorial cortoom or cekimnt in the Newt do not nacotoorlly let's hear from you IT HAS community information as reflect the eprnroni ol the Unhreriity Adminnrralien faculty or traff or the State of its main objective and is a viable Ohio Iditarralo reflect the opinion, of the mo,e..iy of member, of the M Newt The BG News welcomes all letters to the editor and opinion columns alternative to all other radio stations. Thomas B Doerter edrrorrol heard. 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Perspectives and the Great Composer Bromfield residents Thursday, May 22. 1975, The BG N.wi »oa. 3 nen§notc§ Quarterly registration returns By Rr.ee Merawskl creased the workload of the fall registration, according to Brewer Sufi Reporter registrar. to Brewer. "Students go home, get a Cincinnati U "It was necessary for us summer job and find some- The University has to involve people In drop-add "THERE IS a slight thing else that they're inte- returned to the single- for eight weeks, whereas it CINCINNATI (API-University of Cincinnati students problem in the summer be- rested In. They begin to quarter registration sys- usually takes a maximum of cause classes are. in a explore that area and want will not face increased room and board or tuition costs tem for fall class sign-up. four weeks." he said. next year provided a two-year state budget granting the sense, on consignment to change courses," he said. The two-quarter system "The two-quarter system school $84 6 million is enacted, according to Warren There must be a minimum Brewer said that he is used for winter and spring only was used on a trial Bennis. university president. enrollment in a class or expecting the same situation sign-up proved unsatisfac- basis and we never really Bennis. in an address to the university faculty Tuesday, there's a possibility that it this fall tory, according to Cary said anything other than a said it is now "fact" that the school must become a full might be cancelled." he ex- "Fall quarter registration Brewer, director of registra- one-quarter registration for state school if it is to receive adequate state financial plained hasn't changed at all It will tion fall." he added support Fall usually finds a large be the same as it's been for "I don't think the two- No major problems are The university is currently municipally owned, but number of students going the last six or seven years." quarter system was anticipated for summer or through drop-add. according he said receives some state assistance positively received I doubt After the meeting. Bennis said the school would be U we will ever attempt it forced to reconsider increasing student costs if it does not again without a great deal of get an added BO 5 million, which is contingent upon the revision," he said. Ford announces candidacy university becoming a state school by July 1976 Brewer said that he had If the university becomes a state school. Bennis said hoped the two-quarter WASHINGTON (API - re-election in 1976 met with •'IT IS MV personal opin student fees in almost all categories could be substantially method would provide infor- reduced President Ford told Republi- Ford at the White House ion," he said, "that he will mation at an earlier date so can senators yesterday he yesterday to discuss election not have any substantive that departments could will run a vigorous cam- prospects for next year challenge for the nomina- Kidnap make more positive paign for the presidency He said the President tion" responses to student course next year and carry a strong hasn't decided when to offi- requests. DARES SALAAM. Tanzania i API -Three Stanford Uni- and constructive program to cially kick off a campaign Questioned about a poten- THIS WAS NOT achieved, versity students and a Dutch national have been kidnaped the people but that Ford had asked tial challenge from former according to Brewer Scott and Rep John Rhodes California Gov. Ronald by armed Africans from an animal research center in a "Many departments indi- remote area of western Tanzania, according to reports Sen Hugh Scott (R-Pa I IR-Ariz.). House minority Reagan, who has been gain- cated that they felt pressed told newsmen of the Presi- leader, to be on the planning ing conservative support. reaching here yesterday to come up with an accurate The sudden downpour yesterday actually brought dent's intention and pre- committee which will make Scott replied. "In my own The reports said the four were abducted Monday night spring quarter listing during from the Gombe Stream Reserve by 40 uniformed men students running to their classes. (Newsphoto by dicted Ford would win elec- that decision mind. I am reasonably cer- winter quarter." he said. tion for a four-year term. Scott said that during the tain Ford will have the dele who said they were from the Republic of Zaire across Lake Mike Passarelle) Brewer pointed out that Tanganyika meeting yesterday Ford gates he needs " the two-quarter system in- He also said he does not A spokesman for Stanford University in Palo Alto, made it clear to the senators expect Ford to have any sub- Calif., identified the Americans as Barbara Boardman he "intends to be a vigorous Sen William Brock of stantive challenge within the Smuts. 24. from Ann Arbor, Mich.. Kenneth Stephen candidate following the con- Tennessee, replying to the Republican party and "with Smith, 22. Garden Grove. Calif ; Carrie Jane Hunter. 21. vention and that he will same question, said, "I a few exceptions, the pre- talberton. Calif., and the Dutch national as Emilie Construction bids open carry a very strong and con- don't expect the President to Bergman sent Democratic candidates structive program to the be seriously challenged are a parade of pygmies" NThe university said most of the 30 students working at people" However, if by that time he ; reserve scattered and were unharmed Scott said the President is not being well-received by lni SCOTT AND nine other the voters, he would be chal- The Gombe reserve, where the students were observing received assurances of sup- for new Alumni Center GOP senators who are up for port from the senators lenged " chimpanzees and baboons, is 800 miles from here on the ea»lern shore of Lake Tanganyika, which Zaire also By Cindy Smerclia Low bidder for the heating, ventilating and orders Staff Reporter air conditioning work was TO. Murphy Co.. but Neuman said the bid was "unusually low Prison workers to form union , j Horse races Bids were opened Tuesday in Columbus for and probably reflected an error " construction of the new Alumni Center, Although bids were received and opened, By The Associated Press Correctional Institution and reinstituted at C'OLUMBUS i API-The House voted yesterday to lower scheduled for completion next summer contracts have not yet been awarded, Chilllcothe Correctional Institution •tj.te taxes on horse race tracks, extend racing meetings The construction was divided into four according to Neuman. The building is The Ohio Civil Service Employes Associ- yesterday morning from 50 to 56 days, and permit 30-day winter meetings at phases, with separate estimates and bids for financed by local money, but the state still ation (OCSEA) claimed yesterday it now has The lines were withdrawn at Lebanon tracks properly winterized. each must approve the contracts, he explained enough membership among Ohio correction within hours Rep Harry Lehman i D-16) Shaker Heights, watched employes to gain rights to represent workers his measure sail through by a vote of 84-9 although a Low bidder for general contractor was THE PROPOSED Alumni Center will cost in the state's prisons. > The strikes continued into their second handful of House members charged it was an "agreed Hullenkreimer Construction Co with a bid of an estimated $800,000. and will be financed week at the maximum-security Southern bill" that accomodates virtually every element of the 1628.600 The original estimate for general solely by gifts from alumni and friends of the OCSEA leader Thomas Daugherty said his Ohio Correctional Facility in Lucasvllle and racing industry. contracting, which was made for the Uni- University. union presented proof In a meeting yesterday the Marion Correctional Institution where The Senate and House interrupted their proceedings to versity by Thomas Zung. Architect, was Director of Alumni Affairs James Lessig with Joseph Millions chief of labor relations 2.800 inmates are housed hear a 20-minute speech by Gov James Rhodes on the (671.029 said about 1480.000 already has been donated for the Department of Administrative energy crisis for the center's construction Services. DAUGHERTY said membership In the Leaders of both chambers stated their willingness to MARLIN WHITE and Sons were low State officials were attempting to verify OCSEA is now approaching 1,000, and this yield to the governor's request for action on pending bidders for the building's plumbing work The center will be located on Mercer Road the union's claims. figure surpasses guidelines of a new state legislation with a bid of 159.850. nearly 120.000 below the between Haven House Apartments and the ruling that a union must represent 30 per original estimate Ice Arena It will house alumni offices, MEANWHILE, the number of state cent of the department's 3.150 employes Prison terms alumni literature, classroom space and a prisons with picket lines jumped to four before It may bargain. Bids for the electrical work all were above room for the display of art works yesterday then dropped almost Immediately CINCINNATI (API-Reduced prison terms may be the 1130.340 estimate Assistant to the Groundbreaking ceremonies for the center to three. That new ruling has been cited by leaders responsible for a marked increase in bank robberies here University Architect David Neuman said are set for June 7 Completion is expected of the five correction's unions as a major so far this year, according to the commander of the yesterday some minor changes would be some time next summer. Picket lines were set up at Lebanon cause of the strike. robbery squad of the Cincinnati Police Department. made in the building's plans and bids will be Lt James Daley noted that while conviction on bank re-opened on June 3 robbery charges used to call for life imprisonment, revised state laws classify most bank robberies as aggravated robbery which carries a 4-lo-25 year penalty. DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY — FEATURING — SPECIAL OFFERINGS FOR FALL QUARTER 1975 Char Broiled Sinks •id Chop. RIDGE MANOR APARTMENTS Full Course Family Din Hist. 153: EUROPE IN THE MODERN WORLD - AN EXPERIMENT IN HISTORY ■at Summer Leases Available lt VARIETIES THRU FILM (4). Dr. Weinberg. 1:00-3:00 M & R I PANCAKES 4 WAFFLES I Vz block from campus Open Tan. thru Sat. 7:M4 A survey of major themes in modern European history using classic films and Sundayi 7:M-7:N readings. Themes to be discussed include: The Crowd in History, The Human '100/month for 2 People 412 EAST WOOSTER Cost of Industrialism, Propaganda and the Totalitarian State, and the Rise of the I •120/month for 3 or more I BANQUET ROOM Third World. Films to be screened include: La Marseillaise, A Nous la Liberia, I Apartment Fully Furnished Potemkin, and Triumph of the Will. All Utilities Paid NOON SPECIALS DAILY Laundry Facilities Available Hist 301: AMERICAN MILITARY HISTORY, 1775-1920 (2). Dr. Skaggs. 2 sec- tions: 9:00 T&R; 5:30-7:30 W. 352-0717 or stop by THE 0FFICE-224 E. W00STER The development of American military institutions, policies, strategy, and tac- tics from the Revolution through World Warl Not open for those with credit in MS 201.
Hist. 382: HISTORY OF CHINESE CULTURE AND INSTITUTIONS (4). Dr. Kawashima. 10:00-12:00 T&R. r*yix A study of the unique cultural and institutional development of traditional d^ China and her relations with neighboring Korea. Emphasis on the intrinsic value of exposure to a great non-Western cultural experience.
Hist. 391: HISTORY OF POVERTY, CRIME, VIOLENCE (4). Dr. Graham 1:00- 3:00 T&F. Investigation of the development of interest in and perceptions of crime in REG. SOB SfkfJPWlCH 19th-century Europe; popular protest and the culture of poverty; public and of- C«I.7Q> ficial responses to the problem of social order. No prerequisites. OIMLV Hist 391: WORLD WARS(4). Dr. Alston, 5:30-7:30 M&W. New hrs. Students will be introduced to the way participating peoples experienced the global conflict of 1939-1945 and the ways they remember it in books and film. $1 until 2:00 a.m. everynight Students will investigate how the war was experienced and how it is JL until 3:00 a.m. Fri. & Sat. remembered by older Americans available to them. Students will actively par- THURSDAYS ticipate in the construction of the course by their field work: interviewing the war 5-12. generation, collecting letters, etc. No prerequisites. *ChC*K4> 'H«wi •Setaau -lavlHc* 'Oniw. • RcKlnV •Taaate NOTE: The 300-numbered History offerings are self-contained courses minimum delivery is SI.50 designed to serve the programmatic needs and intellectual interests of un- dergraduate non-majors as well as majors and, as such, these courses are mm tailored, in operation and objectives, more to the exposition of general content PH.352-7571 and concepts than to the acquisition of specific professional skills. IOOtS.rA*\lN B.6. fef• 4/Ttw BG N.wi. Thursday, May 11, 197$ Soviet power feared in Asia DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Cop*. '75 Lor An«rta Timer
60 Ripped U.S. presence requested 61 Tense 1 Examine by Sneationing 63 Writer — Louis* ampul area, for HuxUble short 66 Sehoolbook LONDON (AP) - Ambai- President Ford "had very U.S. attorney general who interests depend upon the 9 Sword, French 68 Fan preservation of our relation- ■Ma 62 Thrashing: sador Elliot Richardson says little choice' in using force resigned from the Nixon 14 "Do — Slang China's leaders want the to free the merchant ship administration rather than ships with NATO and others . . ." 66 "The old gray United States to play a from the Khmer Rouge of fire Watergate prosecuor Jfpan.'hesaid. 16 Hindic language major role in Asia inde- Cambodia Archibald Cox. became "Those relationships 16 Ural-Altaic 66 Fold' ' under existing treaties are language 67 Kitchen staple finitely to head off Soviet ambassador to the Court of 17 Footnote word 68 Angle between domination of the region The incident, he added, St James in February. inseparably linked with the 18 Invasion site of leaf and stem "I don't think the Chinese also served notice in the As for the U.S. allies in security of the United States 1944 69 Irish playwright would want to see any wake of the American with- Europe. Richardson stressed itself" 20 Old-fashioned 70 Sign of a sort lrl 71 Alice or Tim abrupt shifts in Asia for the drawal from Indochina that he has not detected any' 22 KSupplements foreseeable future.'' the there is no "paralysis of basic problem of credibility REFERRING TO Asia (with "out") DOWN U.S. envoy to Britain said in will" on the part of the in relying on America. and President Ford's 28 Notwithstanding 1 Halt an interview with The Asso United States "Europe has perceived projected visit this summer that: Var. 2 Cancel 24 Fraulein'a name 3 Bit of newa dated Press Asked about criticism of lhat the fundamental, long- to Peking. Richardson said 26 Cut copy 4 Voodoo snake Ford's decision that the US term interests of the United the U S government "would 28 Berlin's river deities "The Chinese have an response amounted to gun- States are much more insep- not want to see any change 31 Quality of being 6 Wharves interest in the preservation boat diplomacy, the ambas- arable from the security in respect of the territorial harsh or shrill 6 Coffee container 36 Cambodia's 7 Cutting tool 29 City of 49 Quid pro — | of a major U.S. role toward sador replied: "This was a interests of Europe than the integrity and autonomy of neighbor 8 Small African Lombard)- 62 Type of gaseous ; the resl of the world, if only situation in which diplomacy factors which led to our ini- Taiwan." the Nationalist 37 Patriotic gp. antelope 30 Meat treat element ; because Chinese security to had evidently failed It left tial involvement in South Chinese island, unless it 88 Next to the last 9 Settles 32 Negotiate 63 Snow-capped a degree depends on a con- the United Slates with no east Asia." Richardson said came through "some syllable 10 Time 33 Woman in white peaks 89 One of the 11 Unruly child 34 At hand 64 Former TV Fin nronniifiH rri J tinuing American counter- choice but to read through negotiated arrangement." Gardners 12 Abounding (in) 36 Everlasting: emcee John rnn nnna HIIJ.II ; vailing role against the the use of force to an action The Chinese, he added, 40 Watery 13 Resound Poet. 66 Verily .Mt A" ; Soviet Union " which, in itself, involved HE SAID he expects might well raise the issue 42 Seafood item 19 Complex man of 37 Country 67 Flooring gam: a ft force " President Ford to urge with Ford "without 43 Hindu god myth rmtlemen material RBDH onnii 21 Spanish cheer umish with : necessarily leading to any 46 From: Ger. 69 Means of con- onniHoriH AS FOR THE Mayaguez much closer cooperations 46 Subdivision of 26 Biblical hunter notes veyance incident. Richardson said RICHARDSON, former between America. Europe short-term change " the Soviet fed- 27 Basis of loga- 41 Expel 60 Colleen's name and Japan when leaders of He maintained there are eration : Abbr. rithms 44 Sombrero 61 Depend (on) the North Atlantic Treaty other things that could be 47 Devil wor- 28 Croats and 46 Type of restau- 63 Container Slovenes, for rant 64 Prefix with Organization meet in discussed in Peking- shippers 49 Detective Ellrry instance 48 Church official classic or lithic Brussels. Belgium May 29- ■ cultural exchanges, trade c 30. "Our vital long-term and so on." X Thursday Special 50 Cover * DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau MUSIC BY FRO SOUNDS * express yourself * * "UPANWNteVBi rfoL 'IN TH£ FINAL write a letter to the editor STOP TO ASK WHY 7 Ml ANALYSIS, mote PIP SJr MAY 22,1975 * we UFKB IWOLVIP ACRES OF FREE PARKING &*& SPACIOUS RECLINING ROCKING CHAIR SEATS JUST 1000 FEET WEST ol the FRANKLIN PARK MALI - v. J ►«. STARTING WEDNESDAYL.MAY 21st! ~»J®fe~ CLaSSIFIED mm We of* net responsible far mistakes unleee notified en Aral day et neettien. I ML characters are lleshedout to perfection " • xMrtfcll Black epitomnes the 'enhancement'ol West's creature, the very imperlections ol her lace and figure I \MI"I M Al ENDAH Karen campus Call 353 3933 ' emphasizing the artifice ol Fave's glamour and underlining the setuatity she exudes She never loses the pathos Thursday. May 22.1975 All 17 98 list price 8 track & Apt rent 4 stud turn on cassette tapes only 16 39 at Woosler St Summer lease 287- behind the aspirations that lead to the viciousness of her surface person Donald Sutherland's best performance to lit; KoSulemi IKIJO practice scssiorr-Hm 21)1,Hayes Hall 7 30 9 30 FINDER'S p m Barb Happy 2lsl!" 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Math Sci and all dorms FINDER'S for exceptional children track meet June 7 Tenants only pay the electric Is set up for 4 persons One Apl 3 gargantuan panorama, a spectacle " Socicly lor Creative Anachronism meeting Km 602 Library. 7-9 Congratulations to the new Beta left lor Fall 674 00 per person p.m Free & open lo public officers and thanks to the old per month Vincent Canby. New York limes ofllcers for a great job The 624 SIXTH STREET Same RIDES WANTED Little Diamonds setup as above apartments One Apt lor Fall 865 00 per person Need ride to I'tah Share! 6 16 Need 1 m to sublease apt lor BGSI' Surplus Sale Bids may- per month For more infor- -6 18 I'h 352 566:1 Mike next school year $75 mo 372 be picked up 8 p m to5pm at mation call Newlove Realty 353- 3091 LOST AND POUND the Oflice ol Asst Director ol 7361 Need 3 people to sublet bottom Procurement. Central Services LOST 8 keys, leather ring Call Bldg . 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KWK «.!.-,„ —.„.....,... ,,«.. tralls. passports, applications, close to campus For more senior specials. WEISSBROD Hylem - Congratulations on CHEAP - house (or 5/1150 each information call 351-1176 after 5 Studio 113 W Wooster 352-2142 your Phi Mu activation. Joe & lor summer vt block from p.m. ■ *, Thuraday, May 22.1975.Th.BG N* wi ,'Pog* S i ' 4* <**■ »\^er\*V<°^ ^ This it the exact stage for the concert. Johnny Winter: Highly acclaimed by blues Golden Earring: Jumping punk rockers with a Montrose: This is one of those groups that Richie Havens: Havens draws from another enthusiasts everywhere for his pungent sense ot theater and teenhood. They splash always surprises with new and exciting tradition: that of folk. He moves toward a guitar style and direct vocal punch. Winter's around on stage with a flashing jumping variations on the heavy metal theme. Lead softer easier approach yet still puts power personal career, from ups like his success show that minces no volume. The sound is guitarist Ronnie Montrose has a true sense behind his acoustic guitar. His rendition of with "Rock and Roll Hootchie Koo",to downs direct and uncomplicated with horns of taste and control. He and the rest of the "Here Comes the Sun" has become a such as his battle with drugs a few years supplementing the basic rock drive of band show the same power that he capably classic of the festival experience. He is now ago, reflects the saga of many blues-people. drums, guitars and keyboards. Their latest, managed while with Edgar Winter's band. signed with Stormy Forest and more is ex- Now he's on an upswing again with the Switch (MCA), carries on the impact on their Paper Money (Warner Brothers) is certainly pected in the future. strong interest in his most recent release , previous release. a strong demonstration of such guitaring. John Dawson Winter III (Blue Sky). Nitty Gritty Dirt Band: This is the group for Styx: A Chicago-originated band which has a Pure Prairie League: One of those quin- Outlaws: Here's the latest in the rash of those who appreciate country virtuosity. The broad eclectic sense. They run the gamut tessinal country-rockers with bright har- Southern Boogie bands. Clive Davis has Dirt Band is one of the most capable groups, from softer rock to the harder stuff. No monies, a smooth laid-back beat and mellow jumped on the chance to get them, signing faithful to the old traditions of the best matter what the sound, they express a con- instrumentation. As the favorites on many a them to Arista. He has commented that country and bluegrass, yet able to creatively sistent strength in each song.Styx's new al- Mid-western, PPL fulfulls the listeners' fan- they will become as big as the Allman Bros, spice their songs with new ideas. Their last, bum Man of Miracles (Wooden Nickel) gets tasies of the cowboy-at-heart. With the just- in a shorter time. They have been reported Stars and Stripes Forever (UA), is a perfect out the same power captured in their hit recently released Two Lane Highway Pure to put on a show that knocks the socks off demonstration of them at their best: live. "Lady". Prairie League continues to get that truck- any rocker. Their awaited album claims to be ing mood out of all it's fans. just as strong. The "Poe Ditch Music Festival": The opening celebration for a An extensive complement of contemporary sounds is set to Midwestern summer — Sunday, June 1 at Bowling Green cook for the day: (in the order of appearance) Outlaws, Pure State University, Bowling Green, Ohio, in Perry Stadium with Prairie League, Styx, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Richie Havens, seating for over 30,000. The gates will open at 9:30 a.m. and Montrose, Golden Earring, and Johnny Winter. The stage is the day will begin at 11:30 a.m. rain or shine. Tickets are $8 effectively designed for the needs of all the groups and to the for the general audience and $10 the day of the show. best advantage of the audience. This BGSU Cultural Boost Presentation in association with Ross Todd Productions is the first sizeable outdoor music So each group in their way is offering the kind of music for festival in the Midwest for several years. And, through the in- moving a day, maybe the week or month and getting the sum- volvement of Cultural Boost, this is the first time such an at- mer off to the right start. Spend the day out in the sun where tractive and ideal structure as Perry Stadium has been used people are together with only the summer and the music's de- for such an event. The stadium is fully equipped to accom- lights in mind. odate over 30,000 persons with complete bathroom and con- cession facilities. There is adequate parking available and ready. But please no glass containers can be brought into the stadium. »• Pogrt Th. BG N.wi. Thursday, May 11, 1973 SAIGON (AP) - Hun- through a myriad maze of COO Sony. Akai. and Sanni 'Curved Air' stars Son/'o dreds of thousands of dol- streets throughout the tape decks and amplifiers. lars worth of furniture, downtown sector of Saigon The North Vietnamese in food and electronic gear- Some of the most afflu- their baggy uniforms can all looted from homes, ent customers at the mar- generally be found clus- apartments and offices kets are North Vietnamese tered around stalls which Minnie cuts second album once occupied by Ameri- troops, who are unused to sell %b to 115 Japanese cans-are for sale at street- such a wide and varied dis- radios Review by range of five octaves. of this track is Minnie's hear her go through the side stalls in sprawling play ranging from common THE OLD Saigon gov- Frsik Jokaeea Minnie and co-pro- double tracking of vocals in paces without the help of the blackmarkets throughout household Items to luxury ernment money is still ducer/writer Richard Ru- a style easily compared to studio. She's the European Viets sell Saigon stereos. being used and the shrewd All righl. America, you've dolph have a way of coming Jom Mitchell's. version of Grace Slick some The goods were taken market women are not ac- been given a second chance. up with extremely listenable "Simple Things'' sums up seven years ago and she gets from American compounds THE HOTTEST selling cepting North Vietnamese Try not to blow it this time. tunes Nothing harsh, not too Minnie's whole approach to the same kind of audience American by Vietnamese on April 28. items with the Hanoi currency. Last, summer you let much nitty or gritty-the her music The song's response as well the day of the US evacua- troops are small radios Where the soldiers Minnie Riperton's first solo material is as smooth and approach is simple-she tion and watches acquire the cash is a mys- album almost come to disas- silky as her voice is fine and gives of her inner self on this SONJA DOMINATES the Even Shopping along with the tery. Most of the troops ter by letting it sit, not pay- delicate. one. rapping about the band on "Maria Antoi- C7UUHL/IPfiuinmont IICll I troops were" rolling^"""""i" into hundreds of North Viet- are close-mouthed about ing any attention to it. Sure Consider the songs The simple pleasures of life nette " It starts off soft with Saigon on April 30, the namese soldiers are thou- anything except the most it wasn't played too much on title cut gives you something This song also contains the Darryl Way on electric sacking of US installa- sands of Saigonese looking mundane questions. the radio, but you should be to dance to, but don't lose almost childlike innocent piano and Francis Monkman tions continued for bargains or items that familiar with her old group. track of what's really hap- style of her music. on organ and guitar. Sonja's may be unavailable in the A Japanese Communist Rotary Connection. pening The words were a vocals go from soft classical IT TOOK about two days future cameraman from Ninon You had to wait until a dreamlike fantasy, as Also catch the last track. sweetness to harsh rock for the Provisional Revolu- The most crowded sec- Denpa News was led away track from it went top 40 Minnie's voice becomes the "Don't Let Anyone Bring reality which gives her the tionary Government to put tion is the 200-yard long in hand cuffs after he before you realized what a sensuous tour guide through You Down " This being her rest of the song for a fierce an end to the massive camera and stereo street, filmed North Vietnamese super album it has been all that dream A few high message tune for the album. ending. thieving where Vietnamese market troops making transactions along. You should be notes are present, too. but Minnie Riperton finishes The sidewalk stalls run women in loud voices offer on the street ashamed But now comes don't let that be the main with feeling and heart It's a The other side of Curved your second chance attraction quiet kind of sound that Air is heard on the instru- comes out and gives a nice mental "Vivaldi.' A very ADVENTURES in Para- FOR THOSE of you who kiss on the back of the neck minor classical theme is dise" (Epic) Is Minnie's want to play it safe, there is carried through the piece, second solo album, this time one track with birds chirp- mostly by Way's violin The with musical help from Tom ing in the background THE ALBUM starts out classical theme has been Scott and members of the "Love and its Glory" is also with a stage announcement; done a couple times on their EVERYTHING MUST GO! Crusaders. the ".'bum's longest, a narra- "For the first time in two studio albums, but it is done Aside from the incredible tive love story with full years-the original Curved to extremes here, with talent of having a vocal string backing The highlight Air." The crowd goes nuts Way's solos containing other and then comes the music classical riffs as well as a that has formed its own cult hand-clapping rendition of over the past few years "Sailor's Hornpipe." You'll It's the Deal LOOK AT THESE I With violins and synthe- also hear a few electronic sizers included in the instru- bleeps and a bit of you've been mentation and Vivaldi varia- Rachmaninoff as well waiting for AT tions included in their reper- GRAY'S toire, the term "baroque Aside from being a well- from Now until rock" has been given to this formed live set, this record STADIUM group more than once Some marks the return of Curved May 31, 1»75 — PLAZA of their best stuff is on this Air to American vinyl They new album. "Curved Air did three albums in the U.S. SHOPPING Live'lBTMl before busting up and mak- CENTER ing a fourth i which was not The first thing that will hit released in the States) with ICE COLD you about the album (and just half the group. about the group if you're "Curved Air Live" brings TEAC BEER & POP new to it all! is the legen- back memories of times TO GO dary voice of Sonja Kristina from three to five years ago. factory »- WEEKEND SPECIALS This being the group's first which were better times for authorized /, Prices Good Now Thru Sun.. May 25, 1975 live album, it's amazing to rock music anyway. GRAYS sale MENS & W0MENS EVERYDAY | DISCOUNT \ NOW ONLY "^mmi; RUBBER PBtCf N IK K O THONGS SUMMER APTS. Nikko STA 1010 AM/FM Stwao RSMIVM IIK 360S CaaMlt* Deck tin* iitmplt'MiiTH.tiv solid il,ili' i«•(:•>tvi'i IMI.IM-. til Ir.ilun'i Tli.il A Siijwr Machine hoio the people who make I he l>e*i. Features P0LYKINS you'd luiil on unNf twice the piictv The IC/F I T #iiuipiw By Jo* Wollel they received hostile fire Therefore, if a veteran is more than 2.500 requests for Staff Reporter pay can gel $20 for each eligible for a MOO bonus, he bonus forms are handled by month served could get an 1800 educational the staff each month " Ohio veterans who were If a person was on active bonus instead Carroll said his office is on active duty between Aug duty within the Republic of The cutoff date for vete- trying to generate res- 5. 1964 and July 1. 1973 may Vietnam between Feb 2t. ran bonus applications is ponse to the bonus through be eligible for a veteran's 1961 and Aug I,1964. he also Jan 1. 1978 Money for the the media He said he has bonus of up to $500. accor- can submit a claim for com- educational bonus must be sent news releases to every ding to Randall Sweeney, pensation used by Dec 31.1982 armed forces installation in director of the Ohio Vietnam Some veterans can substi- SWEENEY SAID that the world, as well as to vete- Veterans Bonus Commis- tute their regular bonus for 350.000 applications have rans groups and media sion an educational bonus been received, but the Vete- throughout the United Another commission depending on type and rans Administration esti- States spokesman. John Carroll, length of service. Carroll mates the commission can He said 18 other states emphasized that veterans said The educational bonus expect another M0.000 have veterans bonuses, add- did not have to serve in is valid for up to twice the claims ing that these veterans Vietnam to be eligible for amount the veteran would "We're still getting appro- offices work together to the bonus. receive with the regular ximately 1.000 applications a inform veterans about the Bonus requirements are bonus week." Sweeney said, "and possible benefits that a person must have been an Ohio resident one year prior to entering the service, must have served Inventory center to cut for at least 90 days and must have been honorably dis- charged Carroll said if a veteran reserve of some items served in domestic service during the above period, he Many students may not notice the down on things not used frequently. will receive $10 for every inventory control facility north of the month he served up to a Industrial Education and Technology FOOD FOR dining halls is the item most in maximum of $500 Building, but many goods the University demand. McKee said, followed by carpentry needs are stocked there items and custodial and electrical supplies Jon La Bri«r« takes advantage off Bowling Groon VETERANS who were on Inventory control, which was combined in Prices have risen considerably for some Sky sailing spring brooioi by flying hit hang glidor behind iho active duty in foreign ser December to include central receiving and goods. McKee said Toilet paper, which once IET Building. ( Ntwiphoto by Rod Caudlo) vice will receive $15 per central stores, handles about $500,000 worth sold for 110 or 111 a case, now sells for 123 a month while those who of goods, according to Owen McKee. director case served in Vietnam or where of inventory control "We try to buy ahead at today's prices as a Uoods handled by inventory control include hedge against inflation." he said Inventory custodial and maintenance equipment, control has the economic advantage of U.S. vows continued support automotive repair parts, food and kitchen buying in large quantities and distributing supplies for dining halls, furniture and the goods as they are needed plumbing supplies. McKee said Occasionally shortages have been a Chemistry, biology and art classes also problem for McKee Last year there was a receive chemicals and glassware from the shortage of toilet paper, he said, but it Kissinger visits West Berlin facility. McKee said appeared to be a created one because after McKee said he plans to cut back his the price went up. the shortage disappeared inventory in the near future McKee said he does not directly see BERLIN (API Secretary HE SAID the United He said Berlin is "the acid AFTER HIS four-hour His voice cracking with McKee said his department will stock up supplies wasted, but said he has seen rolls of of State Henry Kissinger Slates will continue that sup- test" of better East West stay in Berlin. Kissinger emotion, the American on supplies with a heavy demand and cut toilet paper thrown at football games yesterday declared Berlin to port by remaining military flew to Ankara. Turkey, for secretary said. "I am proud relations be living proof that America ily strong and diplomatically discussions on I' S Turkish to be here in Berlin I want <^II.I«/HIII*^H tjjm <& —..<&•* i>mi>j>nii|>ii..«Aiiii»/i keeps its word to its allies aiert relations and renewal of you to know how much it "Only if Berlin flourishes He also called the divided negotiations between means to me to come to this will detente flourish," he MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW city "the acid test" for As for those in America Greece and Turkey on the city where the basic issues said East West detente who question the role of the Cyprus situation do not require so much US military. Kissinger explanation " for this MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND Kissinger, the first high- said "Let them come to "Only if you are secure Addressing a group of ranking U.8 official to visit Berlin"-a phrase first used will Europe be secure This at Freedom Trails Riding Academy West Berlin since 1972. told civilian U.S. employes in has been America's attitude here by President John IN HIS speech to parlia- the city's parliament that Kennedy when he was here Berlin. Kissinger said he for 30 years, and it has not had come to West Berlin "to ment. Kissinger said that those who question the valid- in 1963 changed On behalf of Presi ity of America's commit- renew the American com- continued vigilance must be dent Ford and the American Rt.6& Phone ments need only look to the Kissinger flew to West mitment to freeoom. our matched by efforts toward people. I reaffirm our his- last 30 years when "the Berlin after an overnight principles and our values " strengthening detente toric relationship today " Wapakoneta Rd. 832-3785 United States has stood visit in Bonn and a meeting shoulder-to-shoulder with Monday and Tuesday in ATTENTION FRESHMEN OR SOPHOMORES this city, in times of crisis Geneva with Soviet Foreign and in times of hope " Minister Andrei (Jromvko FALL 1975 QUARTER Last hour ride goes out at 6 p.m. Friday and Thinking of Teaching as a Possible Career? 7 p.m. Saturday, Sunday, and Monday 'HOT WEATHER IS HERE!! IrWw-V- m^/tmmmm |w mjfm »M..«/m.i*An i»mi»l Why not spend time cooling Then Consider yourself under water? EARLY SEMINAR IN EDUCATION AQUA HUT 521 S Prospect (EDCO 200) MODEL OPEN... Ph. 352-5128- Bowling Green (yj • conversation with teachers NOON TILL 4:30 P.M. 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EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS £ JIM HOOKER J Junior Sizes ONLY $15°° m 352-7365 ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ Fog. i/The BO News, Thursday, May Tl, l»7S local briefs T.O.'s in T-shirt business Corrections for more than 24 years The following are corrections to a story published in yesterday's News concerning Tuesday's Faculty Senate meeting: -The educational budget originally developed by the By Gall Harris Ohns attended the Univer- about five years ago T.O.'s FOR THOSE who do not University committee was based on the guidelines of Staff Reporter sity from 1939-1942 but did acquired an extra room lo- want to wait for a special House Bill 555. which proposed that the University receive not graduate because he cated next door to the shop design but still desire to t23.7 million Yesterday's News reported this figure to be T.O.'s Campus Corner, 902 entered the service. After to be used for this purpose create their own apparel. $28 million E. Wooster St.. is known to serving in the army, he re- T.O.'s has a stock of letters, -House Bill 155 was amended to Substitute House Bill most students as a T-shirt turned to Bowling Green and THE PROCESS of hearts, bunnies, stars and 155 Yesterday's News reported that House Bill 555 had shop But according to started his shop imprinting the shirts is not other appliques been amended. owner Thomas Ohns, T.O.'s T 0 s earns most of its in- complicated, according to "You wouldn't believe -The instructional fee will not be raised as reported in is really a variety store come from the sale of cus- Ohns He said that if some- how many things we have to yesterday's News Substitute House Bill 155 prohibits an "We've got everything," tom made T-shirts and one wanted a specific design put on shirts.'' Ohns said increase in the instructional fee and the ceiling figure is Ohns said. "Sundries, groce- jackets. The shop is one of a on a piece of clothing, they It is a policy of T.O.'s not $210 per quarter ries, school supplies, cloth- select few in the area that could bring a sketch to the to print anything obscene, -The University plans to increase operating budgets in ing, beer and wine, penny allows people to create their shop. although Ohns admitted that academic areas Yesterday's News reported that there candy, ice cream and we own clothing. Ohns The rough draft then is some people have managed would be cuts made in the operating budgets of several even take in dry cleaning." explained sent to Columbus where the to bypass this policy. He academic areas Ohns explained that T.O.'s He said that people come design is touched up and explained that people some- has been part of the campus from as far away as New printed on a piece of paper times want things printed in Concert scene for 24 years York to buy personalized T- called a transfer, which is foreign languages "We've been here longer shirts sent back to T.O.'s. "I don't know what the The University percussion ensemble will present its last than anybody." he said "There are lots of places Each imprinted item stuff means so I just print concert of the year at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Recital Hall. Ohns said he got the idea where you can just order requires a transfer. For it," he said. Music Bldg to start his shop when he from a catalog and wait till example, if there was an Ohns related an incident Wendell Jones, assistant professor of performance served in World War II the order comes in, but order for 20 shirts, there where a student had a for- studies, will direct the ensemble, which recently there aren't many places must be 20 paper transfers eign message printed on a completed a tour of 14 area schools. "DURING THE WAR I where you can pick what you When the design has been shirt Next day the student The program is free and open to the public worked at an army exchange want and wait while It's applied to the piece of cloth- returned to the shop very service where you could buy being made," Ohns said. ing at the shop, a layer of angry. The student incor- Lemonade sale everything. I thought this Ohns. 57. said the process silicon is put over the trans- rectly spelled one of the kind of operation would of imprinting shirts at the fer to protect the design and words on the shirt, which The University Men's Chorus will sell lemonade today on work beautifully on a college shop is a relatively new con- make it last longer. Ohns drastically changed its the east side of the Education Building from noon-5 p.m campus," he said. cept. He explained that said meaning He complained Cost will be 10 cents a cup and occasional musical enter- that people laughed at him tainment will be provided. Proceeds will go toward a tour next spring T.O.'S GETS much of its U.S. seeks marine release business from the campus' Bookstore sororities and fraternities, • From page on* U.S. government, but it was dollars worth of furniture, Ohns noted He added that The University Bookstore will be closed Saturday and In other Indochina too early to assess just what food and electronic gear many dormitories buy T- Monday for the Memorial Day weekend developments, Associated form this would take and looted from the homes and shiris and that this brings in Press Correspondent how extensive it might be. offices of Americans who a lot of money Opera singer George Esper reported from The Revolutionary fled the city are being sold in Ohns said his biggest Saigon that three Soviet Government also said the streetside blackmarket order was placed a few Bulgarian mezzo-soprano Gabriella Schubert-Traikova tankers have arrived at the United stales and the old stalls years ago by the residents of will perform in concert at 8 p m tomorrow in the Recital nearby port of Nha Be with Saigon regime left a hunger He said North Vietnamese Rodgers Quad when 1,000 Hall, Music Bldg She has performed with the Dresden badly needed fuel. Gasoline problem behind but that it is troops are buying small or T-shirts were purchased Opera and the "Komische Opera" in Germany is now selling for up to $8 a being solved Giai Phong inexpensive items such as The concert is free and open to the public. gallon in the South said more than 120 tons of Japanese radios, wrist- Ohns said he would not Vietnamese capital rice had been distributed in watches, jackets and even consider starting any two districts in Saigon. flashlights while local other type of business He Marketing team Esper also said the Saigon's Liberation radio, residents are stocking up on even is thinking of retiring liberation daily newspaper monitored in Bangkok, said big items like refrigerators But he said that he enjoys University marketing students recently participated in Giai Phong has indicated and stereos that may not be his job and especially the the seventh annual Intercollegiate Marketing Management 432 political prisoners of the that looting continues to be a former Saigon government available in the future. students he has met lowry Stewart, junior (B.A.). poors abovo the Competition in Milwaukee. Wis major problem In Saigon reached the mainland In Washington, the "I've never had one seri- Team members were Timothy Hagan. Philip and surrounding provinces. swingset crossbar at William Honry Harrison Park Tuesday from the penal Pentagon acknowledged ous problem with any stu- in Pomborvillo. Wood County Park Commission Battershell. Michael Kberhart and faculty advisor Dr that 23 US. servicemen dent in all the time I've been William Hannaford The newspaper quoted an colony on Con Son island. operates tho recreational site. (Nowsphoto by Dan unidentified official source killed in the crash of a here Bowling Green has The competition involved a "computer simulation of the It was not known whether helicopter in Thailand on great kids." he said patch!) sales management task,'' according to Dr Hannaford. as saying that "there is now a popular movement in there were still prisoners May 13 had been en route to assistant professor of marketing The competition was left on the island Utapao Air Base for possible organized by industries which in turn consisted of many places to discover and pursue the wicked elements Last week. Radio Saigon use in the rescue of the companies, he said freighter Mayaguez Mass boredom plagues Guam Members of the University team were industry winners, who were servants of announced that the last of which qualified them as national semi-finalists. They then Americans and their puppet some 1.300 political A spokesman said went on to national finals and placed third runner-up. he Saigon government." prisoners from Con Son had Tuesday that 15 men had AGANA. Guam (API-Guam's dusty "Tent commander of naval forces in the Mariana said reached Saigon been killed, three were City" is one month old and beginning to face Islands and coordinator of "Operation New The presentation of awards was made by Allen-Bradley THE ARTICLE was taken missing and presumed dead a serious refugee problem: mass boredom Life" Corporation's Stuart Byerl. president of the Milwaukee as an indication some AP CORRESPONDENT and 50 wounded in the "We go to the food line. Then we eat. Then Military troops have cleared a small chapter of the Sales and Marketing Executives Organi- reprisals are in store for Matt Franjola. also in operation. Those figures did we sleep And then we go to the food line playground in the dust and installed zation, a co-sponsor of the event former officials and some Saigon, reported thai not include the men killed in again." one Vietnamese said recently of his volleyball nets, swings and a slide people who worked for the hundreds of thousands of Thailand daily routine "We sleep much " The greatest aid in entertaining the Slowly, that is changing Although many refugees has been Gab Gab Beach, a stretch still sleep in the dense heat of afternoon, of sand along the Pacific adjoining Tent City. some spend the mornings taking classes in English "IT'S A beautiful beach that looks like something right out of a South Seas movie." Rhodes pushes energy action said Lt. Cmdr. Paul Connors, who works at IN THE EVENING, thousands gather at open-air movies to view such action films as Tent City. COLUMBUS I API - Gov. "UNLESS we begin now Every hour we delay brings MONEY FROM the facilities. "The Alamo" and "TheTowering Inferno." "In normal times, it is primarily used by James Rhodes urged the to solve our energy prob- Ohio closer to industrial authority would fund the The authority also could "The movies have been the most popular." the military and their families." General Assembly yesterday lems, many more will be disaster with its harsh switchover from gas and oil make low interest loans to a Navy spokesman said Now. buses take refugees the two miles to to increase speed in handling laid off and the recession threat to our working men to coal. gas developers, allowing "We have five movie screens now and we and from the beach daily. energy legislation, saying will become a permanent and women " "If this bill is not enacted many new wells to be sunk usually start off with 45 minutes of Disney However, government officials agree that every hour of delay brings fact in Ohio within the next three or four and new reserves shorts for the children. Then we show one the most important problem is the lack of the slate closer to economic RHODES SAID three weeks, industries will not developed. feature film. When we showed "The Guns of schools for the children. disaster. "Nobody has all the areas need immediate have enough lead time to "WHAT WE ARE talking Navarrone' there were 8.000 refugees With a continuing slowdown in flights to Rhodes, speaking to a answers to energy attention: helping industry change over to coal before about here today is the gathered in front of one screen." the mainland. Morrison said refugees could joint session of the legisla- problems." he said "There switch from natural gas to winter." he said. survival of one of the be living in Tent City for months despite ture, said much work needs is no program which can coal, assisting natural gas The authority also could world's greatest industrial KEEPING CHILDREN occupied has been threats of bad weather and sanitation to be done and little time guarantee total success drillers to fully develop Ohio fund the building of storage complexes. which the biggest challenge-about half of Tent problems. remains within which to do "But nothing happens gas resources to their fullest tanks, he said, needed historically has provided a City's 38.000 residents are juveniles. "It's not right to have these children it until we do something and beginning construction because the state has had to sound and progressive "The number of very small children was around all day with nothing to do." the of fuel oil storage facilities turn back part of its oil economic base for its something we should have anticipated but admiral said "They just shouldn't have that so Ohio can take its full allocation for lack of storage working men and women. didn't." said Adm. Steve Morrison. much time " APARTMENTS SUMMER OR FALL allocation of fuel oil The governor also said the 420 ENTIRE SUMMER state must work harder to obtain a pilot coal AIR CONDITIONED, TWO BEDROOMS gasification plant in Perspective jurors quizzed for Kent trial BAR-B-Q GRILLS, FURNISHED southeastern Ohio The governor urged the CLEVELAND (AP) - The case is to determine consolidation of 14 brought zations were on trial. dants who jammed the s legislature to enact his Lawyers split over ideology whether Gov. James originally by the nine Kent courtroom during previous FALL RENTAL- 260 PER MONTH yesterday in the civil trial Rhodes, three former state State students who were Fulton responded that sessions also were absent proposal creating an Ohio yesterday morning ALL UTILIES EXCEPT ELECTRIC PAID Energy Development arising from the 1870 Kent officials and 40 ex-Ohio wounded and by parents of Kelner had begun that line Authority, which would have State University shootings National Guardsmen should the four who were killed, of questioning. I'm not in- Eight of the 44 defendants Call Delbert - 352-7671 revenue bonding authority to but calmed down with an individually be held finan- stemmed from a four-day sinuating anything.'' Kelner who did appear included financially aid industry. apology the judge termed cially responsible in the clash between guardsmen said former Kent State President unnecessary May 4 (lareup of five years and demonstrators who Robert White, former Adj. The session wound up ago. protest of U.S. military in- "You are insinuating, Gen Sylvester Del Corso ¥¥¥¥¥*¥¥¥*¥¥¥¥¥*¥¥¥¥*¥¥*¥¥ short of seating 12 jurors volvement in Cambodia. sir." retorted Fulton and ex-Brig Gen Robert and four alternates THE M« MILLION suit, a Fulton apologized to the Canterbury, all of whom had E CHERRY HILL VILLAGE APTS. PREFERRED PROPERTIES CO. 1 Joseph Kelner, spokesman court for the comments, but attended since the opening C NOW LEASING MANAGEMENT NOW LEASING for the plaintiffs, sparked a U.S. District Judge Don day. 5 FOR ENTIRE SUMMER FOR ENTIRE SUMMER stormy session by asking Young of Toledo said that CONGRATULATIONS ON prospective jurors whether attorneys had a proper THE Set MILLION dam- they were associated with interest in determining the age figure was a revision of such groups as the National frame of mind of potential previous estimates which FOR FULLY FURNISHED APTS. Rifle Association. Veterans jurors had ranged from 111 million CHERRY HILL VILLAGE FEATURES: GOING ACTIVE of Foreign Wars and the Plaintiffs promptly dis- to CO million. The new • lull furnished apt* HAMI TON HOUSE 705 7th ST American Legion. missed a juror who said he figure was obtained Tuesday • central gas air conditioning and heating BUCKEYE HOUSE 649 6th ST Kevin Cooper Richard Manley had been a member of the by a detailed check of court with individual apt controls BIRCHWOOi' Pi Ac'i 6th ST M When the defense's turn American Legion records. • sliding glass doors to balcony and patio MI VERNON 802 6th SI -Jj( Keith Grass Brian Pickering came for questioning poten- During the morning ses- Young had spoken of IS • Gas equipped laund'y area available in sion, nine potential jurors original suits in which the each apt bu tial jurors, attorney Burt WEN HOUSE -* Andrew Jones Christopher Reiman Pulton responded by asking were excused, one by the plaintiffs were eight of the • pal»o areas with gnils available tor each MANOR 151b E WOOSTER £ about their possible affilia judge and four each by the nine wounded and the building Steve Kane Peter Sinewe lions with such organisa- plaintiffs and the defense. parents of the slain students, • club house facility featuring indoor The following offer access to the BG * tions as the American Civil but the records showed a I' ated poo! Health Spa. swimming pool, whirlpool, ^K Peter Helium Vaun Wkkerham Liberties Union, the Com- RHODES, PRESENT total of 14 and that the plain- sauna and locker room facilities ^ munist party. Students for a through most of the first two tiffs included all nine CHERRY HILL VILLAGE RENTAL OFFICE Democratic Society or the days, didn't attend yester- wounded. 853 Njpolton Rd.. Sun* 5 PREFERRED PROPERTIES CO. £ Scott SneK The records also showed II . ... -. Weathermen. day. He was to address the Management, 1163 Napoleon Rd .jy The Brothers of General Assembly in Colum- the plaintiffs sought 120 5 35? 6248 or 352 9378 •OFFICI -lH-> I 1? and I i 352-9378 7* KELNER objected, bus on energy during the million in compensatory Delta Upsilon claiming Fulton was afternoon. damages and S2S.7 million in ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ suggesting that those organi- Most of the other defen- punitive damages I Thursday, May 22. 1975, The BO News/Poo. 9 MEN OF KOHL Treater overlooked by many, THE INN THING IS THE KOHL HALL SPRING but freshman was consistent FLING - MAY 30th ^ssss...... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,^ ByMckRces of. I never got that super-hot tourneys So we know basic attitude is to play each * * Sports Editor round going " everyone's games and we shot at a time » THURSDAY IS STUDENT * Treater said making the try to help each other out." "I just go out and try to » NIGHT AT CINEMA I & II * One might have a * * transition from high school Treater said learning to relax and play it at it » ADMISSION $1.00 WITH STUDENT I.D. * tendency to take him lor to collegiate golf was not control his temper was the comes," he said "The main * granted, but had Gary difficult. biggest improvement he thing on the course is to be * Treater net been in Bowling "There are more well- » * made in his game this yourself and that's the best * ENDS TONIGHT * Green's golf lineup this rounded teams in college.'' season philosophy for me * CINEMA I * spring, the linksters' season he said "There's more of a "1 used to have a bad "I always go into any » (Thursday) * might have been a little team effort But playing in temper on the course." he tournament thinking I can » * different * 7:15-9:35 amateur tournaments in the said, "and it took me awhile win." Treater said "If you * With steady play from summer helped me the to get over that But I'm don't have that attitude, you senior veterans Ken Walters most happy with my game now won't be a winner " ATINUflCAlil and Mark McConnell and a "I played with a lot of » because I have learned to » (NTHUAJNINC MMM "cnsis MMM fine rookie campaign by guys last summer that 1 control my emotions. WITH SUCH A positive WOMINIT! • issmtia em w CMI IWUTS John Miller. Treater's played against this spring.'' — VHKfX C«A6* immM attitude, the young linkster * mmameiauto accomplishments always Treater explained "The "EVERY STROKE is so should be a fixture in the * *•» Yo»A >.m*i seemed to take second- competition is just as rough * **AiiA ansnrs * important in college golf and Falcon lineup in years to *l i* billing in amateur tourneys " many times, no matter how come Treater realizes that, i But the freshman perhaps bad its going, you can't get but also acknowledges room »HUla^J^l^|^L^^JJ|LJJJ^|jL£2lS • was BG's most consistent TREATER CITED team mad and give up." he for improvement *.iPp'«- fas wsrmviiw »|im|»ni~i» . man i a f\ + performer all season His unity as another difference explained "I'll play in a lot of - ■■ * 77.9 average, although fifth between high school and "A lot of times. I'll be tourneys this summer." he * among Falcon golfers was college hitting the ball good, but 1 said "The whole league will + * only a two-stroke average "What I really like about won't be putting good, and be young next year, so we'll STARTS FRIDAY GREAT WALDO PEPPER * behind Walters' team- our team here is that we're something inside of me will have a good shot to be * leading 75.9 all close." he said "We're say to give it up." Treater among the top teams. ******************************* always pulling for each said "But you can't do that "As far as I'm concerned. FrMhman golf star Gary Treater lines up a pull "I PLAYED better than I other to do well. in college golf because I'll just keep playing and NOW 2nd SMASH WEEK during lotl month's Falcon Invitational. Trio every have." Treater said. "I knew most of the guys you're playing for the keep working at my game." * GEBEEMIh * youngstor was a stabilising forco in BG's lineup all reflecting about the past even before 1 came here." team " he added *^ W 7:15-9:30 season "I played fairly con- spring and will be counted on to lond loaders hip in he continued "I've played Treater. who played his Falcon golf coach John 4 sistent, but I just didn't with them since I was 13 high school golf at Warren Piper can't ask anything future seasons. (Newsphoto by Jim Osborn) * I ^S shampoo is the score as 1 think I'm capable years old in summer Western Reserve, said his more from Treater * I F-^"Wiiaai I Sllli,s'1"' 'he Vt'iir t i p& ^■T^vJ * I ^B^^B ^Ml julii'rhrislifl gold if* haw n IIicli Rees » i* * » 'Hollywood' coming to Bowling Green; » \\Mfe^! * lllimin •> * * * + Howard enhances pro hoop chances 5 COMING SOON • TOMMY • FUNNY LADY * *******************************, Tommy "Hollywood" Harris, a 6-4. 180-pound guard, has such established pro stars as Bob McAdoo. Moses Malone. wanted badly, is headed for the Bluegrass state signed a national letter of intent to play basketball at the Rudy Tomjanovich and Jim Chones NOW PLAYING I'niversity next year McAdoo led the pro stars with 20 points as they dumped Pat Foschi. a 6 4 prospect from Minnesota and 6-3 Duane Harris is a transfer from Vincennes Junior College in the college cagors. 120-112 Casey from Kentucky have also signed for Joe Halls 7:15-9:15 Indiana As a sophomore tms past winter, he averaged 24 Wildcats Both were considered among the top 30 high points per game and led his team to the national junior school stars in the nation this winter college tournament WORD IS OUT that Falcon eager Jay Underman. Harris, who played his prep ball at Lorain Admiral King sophomore, is considering transferring to Villanova AND REMEMBER Al Green? Green, the former Harlem. High School, also was selected to play this season in the first NY phenom who was considering BG last year, has signed tffliinttS annual junior college all-star game in Texas. with North Carolina State after a season at Arizona Western He is the brother of former Indiana starJimmy "Bubbles'" With the signing of Harris. Bowling Green has matched Junior College Harris Miami in the number of recruits isixi signed in the Mid- The 6-2 guard was a teammate of current BG signee WHfMNOItiTf '« American Conference (MAC) t'huckie James at Arizona Western last winter about However, the prize catch is considered to be Detroit's 6-9 SKIP HOWARD greatly enhanced his chances of being Tony Hosey. who is headed for Central Michigan Insiders •erel drafted by a pro basketball club with a spectacular say Hosey will take up right where 6-8 leaper Dan SPEAKING OF RECRUITS. Falcon golf coach John performance in last Saturday's second annual Pro-Am Roundfield left off for Dick Parfitts Chippewas Piper has corralled three outstanding prep linksters for next Classic in Columbus year. In a game matching current pro stars with college MIAMI HAS LANDED 6 10 Terry Brady or Midland. Jeff Parsons of Toledo Rogers High. Jim Ford from Oak seniors. Howard dazzled a tiny crowd by scoring 32 points Mich . and 6-8 Bruce Green of Milan. lnd Green is the Harbor High School and Jerry Kelich from L'Anse Cruese and playing sparkling defense brother of Indiana ace Steve Green High School in Mt Clemens. Mich have signed letters to The 6-9 Dayton Dunbar product, who was named the All-Ohio forwards Todd Jones t Springfield I and Fred attend BG collegians' most valuable player in the contest, went against Johnson i Barberlon i also have inked Redskin letters. All three are considered solid prospects and should help Kent State's colorful coach Rex Hughes has signed two replace four-year lettermen Ken Walters and Mark junior college guards. Corteze Brown of Cuyahoga McConnell. who will graduate Community College and Del Steele from Iowa Central Ohio University coach Dale Bandy also went the junior college route and came up with two blue-chippers ADD END: I can't help but question the selections by Guard Billy Reid of Laurinburg Institute and forward league golf coaches for the all-MAC team. Walters was the ..ftU'JJk, Clayvon Williams of Lake City iFla.l Community College number one selection for the third straight year, but I have signed Bobcat letters thought Kent State senior Mike Morrow deserved a higher Bandy also signed 6-0 guard Gregg (obb of Olmstead honor than the number five position he was accorded. ■■ ■". Falls, who averaged over 32 points per game in both his Morrow finished second in the individual race in last , ■■MMM junior and senior seasons weekend's championship action He won conference (PG|--'^-'-"'" V r medalist honors as a sophomore, and finished second last season ALL SEATS $1.00 ON THE NATIONAL hoop recruiting scene. Kentucky. Morrow was a consistent golfer all spring and recorded ******************************* runner-up in the NCAA finals last March, appears to have the low average in the MAC for the entire season made quite a haul * Headlining the list is 6-8 forward Bill i Poodles I BUT MORROW IS considered somewhat of a "flake." He * PORTAGE NOWI » DRIVE IN THEATRE Willoughby from Knglewood. N J Willoughby is considered wears tennis shoes on the course and his personality is close * OPEN 8:00 the best forward prospect in the nation, but is also to that of BG hoop performer Jeff Montgomery. * SHOWftOO considering playing in the ABA His name is currently on And for the same reason Montgomery was left off the all- * * the hardship li'l. as is MAC performer Walter Luckett for MAC first team this winter. Morrow was not selected to a * Ohio University higher position on the conference golf team. * The Wildcats have signed three outstanding backcourt Personality should be disregarded when coaches make * prospects Toledo Scott standout Truman Claytor. whom BG such selections » * * * » * MAC to introduce need' legislation * * * COLUMBUS-The Mid- "We want to emphasize departments across the ment and those amounts * American Conference we are proposing this legis- country are feeling the same would be established by a * (MAC) will introduce lation on a nation-wide basis financial crunch that all of national table. It's esti- * national legislation calling and are not making any uni- mated the 'need program' us are experiencing in our * for athletic grants-in-aid to lateral moves as a confe- businesses and homes. It's could reduce the grants in * be based on financial need rence," said the commis- our feeling the 'need pro- aid-or scholarship-costs by * only, according to league sioner. gram' would permit the as much as 40 per cent of * commissioner Fred Jacoby "If adopted, the first what is being spent under * departments to make a sub- * recruited athletes affected stantial budget cut." Jacoby the current system," Jacoby * Scheduled to be brought would be the freshman class explained said. » before the NCAA Special entering in September, 1976, "Under the proposed * Convention set for Chicago f************* * and any currently enrolled legislation, the prospective * In August, the "need pro- student-athletes, or those student-athletes would * gram" would allow signifi- entering before (he Septem- receive only that financial * Skip Howard (52) -a pre prospect new. cant reduction in athletic ber. 1976. date would not be assistance as deemed neces- * budgets, according to affected," he added sary by a compilation of his * Jacoby "The college athletic parents' confidential state- » * THE ULTIMATE DISASTER Hockey awards ABORTION * wng LORNf GREENE * A Roojf Cofrno" Mai E Young*'*" P»es«ntaliOi» M "A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A New World Picluiei Rel*a** M*irocolo> pQ o Senior icers Roger Archer and Bob Dobek. Bowling KSU" HOWARD'S Green's hockey co-captains last season, were double award 125 * TOU FREE 9 A.M.-10 P.M. * winners at Tuesday night's team banquet. ONE DAY IN CLUB H IT'S TIMELY 1-800-438-3710 » Archer, a four-year starter from Sarnia. Ont.. was named BOWLING GREEN » THE THRILL STORY OF TERROR IN THE SKIES! the most valuable player and the outstanding deJenseman by 9 Brands of * the vote of his teammates. It marked the second time in PHOTOGRAPHED DRAFT Q three seasons that Archer was BGs lop defenseman Congratulations * Dobek. a senior center from Taylor. Mich . was named BY PHOTOJOURNALISM BEER 9 * fr ISf\ the outstanding forward for the second straight season and to our New 407 STUDENTS * * received the Sam Cooper Award as the team's leading point Alpha Phi Actives: * scorer for the third consecutive year. on sale, '1.00 PINBALLS * Other award winners were senior Steve Ball of DebHigbee in the Forum * PLUS THIS BONUS Missisauga. Ont.. and Dave Easton of Glen Morris. Ont. NEW » Bethar.n Link the first week of * FRI.-SAT.-SUN. LATE SHOW Ball received the "Gay Blade Award" for the fourth * straight year as the player who best typifies team spirit and June, during POOL TABLE * sportsmanship. The wait was worth it, right? "The Key" Easton. a freshman who placed fifth in team scoring with distribution Noon-2:30 a.m. 42 points, was BG's most improved player. ******************************* BG hurler among award finalists Young gains national acclaim By Terry Goodman high school, junior college or strength in gaining national "I had a lot of wins, but I here this year with a losing grabbing the Gomez Award. Staff Writer university ranks recognition. didn't pitch as good as I did record." But even if he doesn't. "USUALLY, schools like last year," he said. "But I But BG almost did. thanks Young has come a long way "I couldn't believe it'" Florida State. USC. UCLA "When they applied for am satisfied this year. When to many heartbreaking de- in his college career And he That was Falcon pitching and Arizona Slate get the top this award, my record you're 11-1, you can't be dis- feats. still hasn't reached his final star Kip Young's reaction priority for these kind of (career) was 24-4 (it's now satisfied." destiny in Falconland earlier this week after being awards." Young explained 26 41 Being fifth in the na "We left too many men on named one of the 20 finalists "Teams from the lop ten in tion in ERA last year helped As for the 26-24 Falcon base this year and lost a lot In my year left here. I for the second-annual Lefty the country usually get it I me. too." added the junior campaign. Young thought of close games," said sure would like to win the Gomez Plate Award didn't think that I'd make it who owns almost every things should have been Young, who recently was MAC." said the "Kipper." "But that's really great." pitching record at BG better-like last year's 30-14 named to the first-team all who will combine with lefty If Young eventually cops he continued. "It's a great season. Mid-American Conference Mike Hale for a classy one- the honor, he will pull one of honor, but I never really YOUNG POSTED a 1.01 (MAC) squad with team- two senior punch next the biggest surprises ever heard of the thing before earned run average last sea- "I'm glad we did over mate Dick Selgo season for a northern university in It'd be nice to win. but I'm son with a 10-1 record This 500. but we should have won the diamond sport just honored to be in the year was his best record- more games." Young said A REAL TOPPER to that "I'm going to give it all I The prestigious award final 20" wise (11-1). but Young in- "Nobody wanted to go out of selective honor would be got." goes to the top amateur Young feels that his over- sists his sophomore season hurler in the nation from the all record was his biggest was more impressive. •'- Hard-luck BG pitcher wins big with no-hitter By Terry Goodman IN TUESDAY'S splendid lost a five-hitter. 1-0. In Staff Writer no-hit performance at Toledo, a three-hit perfor- Wayne State, where he mance went down the drain Mike Hale gets his recog fanned nine men and walked when the Falcons lost. 4-1. nition the hard way one. Hale almost didn't get Three of the four Rocket He was a hard-luck the win runs were unearned. pitcher during this season The game was decided in Out of all Mid-American the sixth inning when Dale Conference IMAC) schools. ■•cord-breaking hurler Kip Young flattani Noire Hale was a winning Swiger rapped a clutch two- Hale would definitely be in Dam* in on* of hit 11 victories this soaton. Ho hurler, finishing 7-4. But out single to plate Larry the running for the "Best close and fluke defeats kept currently belongs in an olito group of hurlerj-the Owen, who had walked, for Second-Starter" Award him from putting together a the margin of victory. among pitching staffs top 20 amateurs in the country. (Nowsphoto by big victory string like team- Of his four defeats, many EVERY OUTING. Hale Jim Osborn) mate Kip Young wert- tight At Miami, he picked up a decision His earned run average was 2 70 and his gem against Wayne State was the first BG no- hitter since Doug Barr sty- mied Miami in 1971. In Hales no-hitter, he The BG News! faced just 22 batters-one over the minimum Besides SPORTS the walk, the only other man to reach base was by an Thursday, May 22, 1975 Pago 10 error in the third inning But Hale erased that runner by picking him off first base Reds send Vukovich fo minors Davis signs CINCINNATI (API John Vukovich, whose defensive Brewers thai saw the Reds give up former No 1 draft ANAHEIM (API--A1I- skills were considered the answer to the Cincinnati Keds' choice Pat Osburn. a pitcher. Vukovich started at third base Amerlcan running back third base woes, is back in the minor leagues-bitter and on opening day. Anthony Davis, the all- uncertain of his future But Manager Sparky Anderson platooned the position at time rushing leader at Vukovich was sent down to Cincinnati's Class AAA farm will, until May 3. when he switched outfielder Pete Rose to the University of South- team at Indianapolis Tuesday, leaving a vacancy on the the perennial trouble spot ern California, has sign- Reds' squad which was filled by pitcher Rawly Eastwick. ed a VI million multi- "I'M GONNA go with Pete at third." said Anderson, year contract with the STUNNED BY the move. Vukovich was left pondering his explaining the departure of Vukovich. who was batting 211 World Football future "He's doing an adequate job there, hasn't missed a thing League's Southern Cali- "They apparently don't have any plans for me." said He's playing as well as a lot of other guys in the league." fornia Sun. it was an- Vukovich. a slick fielder whose hitting weaknesses said Anderson, pointing nut that Rose has not committed an nounced yesterday. prompted the move error at third The long-rumored "I didn't deserve it." said Vukovich. who was notified of agreement was the first major signing by a WFL his new assignment after he saw Eastwick arrive at Vukovich said he was hitting 294 at the time he was Junior Mike "No-Hit" Halo cranks up a pitch in a previous Riverfront Stadium removed from the starting lineup team since the league Af ~» n / T contest this season. He concludes his 1975 campaign with reorganized after its Anderson said he's relying on rookie Doug Flynn and 'wV'IIIF f^g itrcight thuioutt--the last one being a no-hitter at ASKED IF he felt he would be back in the big leagues veteran Darrel Chaney to pick up the depth slack financially plagued first season last year Wayne Slate. (Nowsphoto by Jim Osborn) soon, he replied angrily "Not with this learn " Anderson said he felt those two "could play more Acquired last winter in a trade with the Milwaukee positions than Vukovich " Rookie drivers prep for Indy INDIANAPOLIS (API - number of years and have Gordon Johncock drove to m.p.h.. giving the spectators their heads in wonder Nearly every kid who ever literally dreamed of driving fourth place here last year in turn four a thrill as he Puterbaugh. also living in sat behind a steering wheel the 2'i-mile oval at the and I knew right from the wheeled through it on one of Indianapolis now. looks at some time dreams of Indianapolis Motor Speed- beginning I could get it in." his four qualifying laps in a ahead with a bit of anxiety driving in the Indianapolis way since they began going four-wheel slide and plenty of enthusiasm to 500 round and round in motor- He'll be starting in 15th McCoy, from Langhorne. the thrill of starting in his Bill Puterbaugh. Sheldon cycles and cars position, on the outside of Pa., was spurred into auto first Indy Kinser. Larry McCoy and the fifth three-car row. far racing by his father, who Eldon Rasmussen will get "IT'S BEEN my life." ahead of his fellow first-year bought him a car to drive "I'LL COME down the that epportunity for the first said Puterbaugh. who was Indy performers. Kinser That automatically made him straightaway with the other time Sunday as part of the the fastest qualifier of the will be in 26th position. suspect among the drivers guys, try to get low into the 33-car starling field for the four at 183833 miles per McCoy 28th and Rasmussen But he got the Rascar-Offen first corner and then get 59th Indy classic hour. "I've been Irving to who got into the field on the hauser into the field at behind somebody who's They're rookies But none get here since I've been in final day of time trials will 182 760 m.p h and made it going about the same pace." of them is a peach-faced kid. auto racing. But in the eight be in the middle of the last look relatively easy. he said "After I get the feel Puterbaugh and Ras- years I've been here as a row. Kinser. from Blooming- of the car and the tempo of mussen are 38. Kinser 32 and driver. I've never really had ton, Ind.. surprised everyone the race. I'll do what needs McCoy 30 the equipment to make this RASMUSSEN. from by taking a Grant King-built to be done Just like every- All have been involved in race until now. Indianapolis, qualified his car through the trials at body else. I'm thinking what racing at some level for a "This car is the Eagle that own Rascar-Foyt at 181 910 182 389 m.p.g.. giving it a it would be like to win it. steady ride that had several "Hell. I wouldn't be here Robinson's appeal moved to Saturday veteran drivers nodding otherwise." CLEVELAND. Ohio i API to Saturday morning, a Seghi. will meet with -The appeal on Cleveland spokesman for the team said American League President Tribe trades two Indians Manager Frank last night Lee MacPhail here in a con- Robinson's fine and Robinson and the Indians' ference that has been CLEVELAND (API-The Cleveland Indians traded suspension has been moved general manager. Phil scheduled for tomorrow pitchers Jim Perry and Dick Bosman to the Oakland night following the Indians' A's for pitcher John "Blue Moon" Odom and an game with Oakland. The unspecified amount of cash, the Tribe announced Archer wins award league's supervisor of Tuesday. umpries. Dick Butler, also Perry. 38. posted an ERA of 6.69 while going 1-6 with Roger Archer. Bowling Green hockey team's most will be present. Seghi said. the Tribe in six starts and two relief appearances. valuable player this season, was named Ihe Falcon Club's MACPHAIL fined the Bosman. 0-2. recorded an ERA of 4.08 so far this outstanding senior athlete yesterday. Tribe's player-manager $250 year while starting six times and relieving three A noon luncheon at Holiday Inn honored 11 senior athletes and suspended him for three times. nominated by their coaches in respective varsity sports days on Sunday following an argument between Robinson ODOM'S ERA while losing twice and winning none NOMINEES AND their sports were Bud Lewis (soccer). and umpire Jerry in seven games is 12.27. the Tribe spokesman said. Jim Reynolds (football). Tom Preston (cross country), Neudecker that occurred in Asked why the Indians make Ihe trade for Odom. Race driver Johnny Rutherford is helped Into his machine Cornelius Cash (basketball), Bill Bradburn (swimming). Chicago the preceding the spokesman replied that there could have been during last year's racing action. Rutherford, who was still Mike Melting (wrestling). Ken Walters (golf). Don See evening during the Indians- other considerations involved. recovering from a broken left leg at the time, will be (track), Mike Wilcox i lacrosse) and Dick Selgo (baseball). White Sox game. Speculation that Perry, whose brother Gaylord is Winner attempting to defend his Indianapolis 500 crown this Robinson subsequently the Indians' ace pitcher, might be on his way to Previous award winners were Joe Green (1970). Sid Sink Sunday. His chief competition in the event will be A.J. Foyt. asked MacPhail to permit another club arose about two weeks ago an his won (lWI). Glenn Shirton (l»»2), Dave Wottle (1973) and Paul an appeal, and MacPhail lost record kepi building up on the minus side. (Nowsphoto by Bob Harmeyer) Miles 119741 agreed