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It. Melvin R. Jones, head of the Parking Office, talks with one of his employes. ( Newiphoto by Janice E. Homzak) Parking-a magnet for complaints

If there is one subject that draws more criticism at the In the middle of the , when he was still a patrolman. Bugie, who has frequently expressed a belief that the University than any other, it is probably the Parking Office Jones-then known as "O.J.." for Officer Jones- wascon- office is unfair, refused to register his car during fall division of Campus Safety. sidered the fastest ticket-writer in town. quarter and refused to pay the tickets he received. , It is maligned in letters to-the-editor. cursed at by HIS RECORD for writing a citation-from the time he His car was towed and impounded in October, and Bugie VecenUy-ticketed drivers and even scorned by the president took out his pencil to the time he was finished-was ten has not paid the fines necessary for its release. of the Student Government Association. seconds. He now drives a motorcycle. Complaints are varied and numerous. Some people say Despite his costly speed. Jones was well-known and well- According to Jones, there has been an increase of more the office's "meter maids'—known officially as parking liked on his regular patrol, particularly near old fraternity than 600 registered cars on campus this year Along with officers-are callous, overzealous and rude, arid the sight of row. whose residents first gave him his nickname. the additional cars come additional problems. one of the little white Cushmans in a parking lot usually means bad news to questionably-parked drivers ALTHOUGH THERE ARE more than 13.000 parking Still others say it costs too much to register a car -|20 a "Ww try to run a spaces on campus and only 7.000 registered cars, there is a year-compared to the benefits derived from the expense. shortage of parking spaces close to dormitories and human office '-Jones academic buildings, because many of the spaces are neap SITTING BEHIND his desk in the Parking Office. Lt the Stadium and are therefore inconvenient. Jones said. Melvin R. Jones takes the criticism calmly. An additional 144 spaces will be built adjacent to lot 5. Few students today call him O.J. Instead. Jones says he is north of the Health Center and east of the Industrial A tall, heavy, balding man. he contends that his office is introducing himself to students as Mel. "just to let them Education and Technology Building. Jones said. merely carrying out justice, and to do that well "you have know I'm human." But according to Campus Safety Director Dale to do It completely." He admits that being human can help in the ticket-issuing Shaffer.there will probably be no large-scale expansion of business. parking facilities in the near future. His penchant for doing things completely has earned him friends as well as enemies "WE TRY TO RUN a human office." Jones says. There have been studies conducted to determine what type He adds that his staff frequently "goes out of their way" of expansion would be best should it ever become necessary, to help students with problems. however. t Although he has a reputation for being "hard-nosed, "as Shaffer said the University architect's office has one student put it. Jones considers himself a fair and even- conducted a study to determine the.feasibility of building a THe BG news handed administrator, he said. parking garage above an existing lot. But the study concluded that such a garage would be too expensive. Perhaps the biggest complaint about the Parking Office Shaffer said, to be of any benefit. centers around its officers. He added that parking garages are "expensive, hard to One student said he recently witnessed a "meter maid" police, and not very attractive." issue a ticket to a student despite his willingness to move his As for student complaints about his office. Jones said ' car from an expired parking meter space. many of them don't realize bow good the parking situation is The student added that he doesn't like parking officers here. "because they never talk to people." He said other schools charge more to register a car--' But Jones said be believes all of his employes feel the notably Ohio State University, which charges NO a year. same about the public as be does-that they should be treated fairly. HE ADDED that the geography of the University allows parking expansion whenever it is needed. ASKED WHETHER he believed parking officers do treat And according to Shaffer, the Parking Office has reduced everyone fairly. Jones replied: "I hope so. I can't say, 'yes. the number of tickets issued this year. He said he hopes the they do' for sure, but if they don't I want to bear about It." downward trend will continue At least oae student-SGA President Doug Bugie~has had If we could get word to students not to move their ears i^waMaeawaswaseewawaawewawewawawwi n i a ICTIOUI run-in with Jones aad the Parting Office . ••V I »

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Apparently it's not jutt studonts and somi faculty who occasionally park iHogolly Tho cor or right- poikod in a ipato rotonod tar a drUoront ono-oolongs re It Marvin ». Jonas, Af attar of rha Parking Ofhto. /I wot patkrd in that spoco for moro than tawr hours, and rocorvad only a warning nofka from a parking oHicmr. inroad at fho $ 10 fin* asffod tar by rogukilioni. Tho parking lot Wow knows how hocfic it con ho fo find a parking spacm in a aowdodlot.

• from pago 2 lot-to-lot with their classes, they'd receive a lot fewer tickets." Shaffer said. "We'd love to cut tickets in half. We'd make less revenue, but it would also cost less to run the operation.'' But even with the ticket volume reduced. Jones said students are still coming into his office at a rate of between 30-50 a day "IF THEY WOULD just try to park legally, we wouldn't have to write them a ticket." Jones said, "and if we didn't write tickets, nobody would come in here and complain." He added: "I'd enjoy that." The Parking Office, however, is not the sole parking authority.

The University Parking Committee, comprised of undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and staff and Shaffer and Jones, holds bi-weekly meetings to discuss parking matters. Charles Hablitzel. senior I Ed ) is a committee member representing commuter students. He said the committee has been effective in improving and changing parking policies, and has allowed more student input HABITZEL ADDED that "as a whole. 0 J (Jones) has got an unpleasant job. and he's not going to be able to please everyone He can be curt and a little rude sometimes, but I think it's understandable."

Hablitzel agreed with Jones' assessment of parking at the University "We've got a pretty good system here," he said. "We're not in as bad shape, parking-wise, as a lot of c iher places." BOWLING GREEN S WAIT 'TIL Dairy THE GANG ONLY 2fOr'10 Queen FINDS OUT! PANT PLACE is holding its annual STORE WIDE CLEARANCE *EVERY PAIR OF PANTS ON SALE * EVERYTHING MUST GO!!!

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WASHINGTON (AP)--The age for Ford, combining a shire election, the Senate new Congress that got to $36 billion increase in Trea- will take up tomorrow a work with unusual speed is sury borrowing authority, variety of alternate propo- scheduled to keep up the with a 90 day postponement sals. pace this week with action of the oil import tax. One would declare a on tax relief and supervision vacancy, opening the way of the CIA and its sister THE HOUSE may act on for a new election contest intelligence agencies. it late this week, or more between Republican Louis likely next week C. Wyman and Democrat The House Ways and John A. Durkin. Means Committee returns to The Senate is scheduled to Another would refer the hearings on tax cuts and vote Monday on formation of dispute to the Senate Rules energy levies with the objec- a special 11-man committee Committee. tive of sending a bill to the to investigate the CIA. FBI House during February. and other intelligence agen- Another perennial Senate cies, some of which have problem, the procedure for The committee had inter- been accused of overstep- ending a filibuster, is again rupted its tax work for a ping their legal jurisdiction. under discussion, but a To simplify nwtttn after lh«ir Irish Sartor died and brisk round of sparring with Puppy left seven puppies, a Danish coupU rigged this definitive vote may not President Ford on the issue The measure is expected come this week. arrangementw, ,h , re spssd up dinner rim*. (AP of a $3 a barrel tariff on oil. to pass. The question is whether to feeder '•» • •) reduce the requirement for That ended Friday when In the House, proposals for a successful vote cutting off the panel voted to send to a similar group are under debate from two thirds to the House a problem pack- study by a special task force three fifths. of the Democratic steering committee. One complication is that many believe the Senate Meanwhile, a subcommit- rules require a two thirds 'Slasher' kills seventh tee of the Armed Services vote even to bring up the Committee has scheduled Its change. (APi- THIS TIME, they may Suarez was found in his care less. The only concern own Investigation for next That question is before Tbe seventh apparent victim have found a clue. room by a houseman most of them have Is where week Vice President Nelson A. of the "Skid Row Slasher" What appeared to be a bringing linen. to get enough pennies to buy Rockefeller, who is presi- was found with his throat blood stain was found on the Residents said the victim the next jug of wine." STILL GRAPPLING with dent of the Senate, for a 1 slit in the shadows of the stairs leading from the was known in the area but Identities of the victims the deadheat New Hamp- ruling Civic Center and its hotel's fifth floor where had lived in the hotel only have been hard to trace and gleaming high-rise police Suarez lived alone. Police two days. He was last seen they have all lived alone. headquarters. said it could have been left alive Friday night. Many have been drifters. Investigators said no one by the fleeing killer. POLICE CALLED it a There has been little knew much about the News that the slasher difficult case despite the apparent motive to the victim, identified as Samuel might have killed again fact that all the murders slayings. Most of the victims Suarez. about 40. spread quickly along Main occurred within a mile of had little or no money. His body was discovered St.. where the Barclay Hotel each other. " is cheap in All have had their throats news digest in a hotel room Saturday is located. this situation," police cut, many ear to ear. Once a morning. The curious stood across information officer Dan knife was left behind-but it Police called in their the street and stared at the Cooke said. apparently proved no help to "slasher squad." a group of building "Most of the men couldn't detectives. robbery-homicide detectives "It's frightening," a man formed to solve the puzzling said, "but I'm not going to series of murders which has move. It sounds too much plagued them since Dec. 1. like work " Former POW 'back in swing'

CENTRAUA. Ill (AP)~ putting his past as a prisoner the POW thing goes." he soners to have some read- An Air Force officer who in Peking and Canton said. justment difficulties, and spent seven years as a pri- behind. since his release. Smith has soner in China after his He'll report this spring to SMITH, with half of his 40 divorced and remarried. plane was shot down is an Air Force installation in years spent in the Air Force, heading back to flight Texas to learn to fly jets says he has no second But. he said. "1 haven't school. again thoughts about his career. had any problems at all. It's l.i Col. Philip Smith, now "I'd kind of like to get just great to be back." a student at Troy State Uni- back into the main swing of "It was an unfortunate versity in Alabama, said in a the Air Force and let by- situation, what happened to "I COULD retire now." telephone interview he's gones by bygones as far as me. But as far as regretting Smith said "But I like the that 1 was in the Air Force Air Force very much and I or regretting that I went to intend to stay in the Air Circle war in Vietnam-no." he Force as long as I can be said productive and do the work I like to do." Military records show Smith's reconnaisance jet Smith says he doesn't was downed when it strayed think his imprisonment over Chinese territory Sept. makes him special And he 20.1965 says few of his classmates are aware of his past. Family Night FOR MORE THAN seven years, until his release and "I'm really trying to CHOP STEAK DINNER °9< return to Roodhouse. 111., his downgrade our role. well, Rib Eye Steak Dinner PONDEROSA home, in March 1973 Smith not downgrade it." he said said he endured ceaseless "But I just feel like what we Still only $1.29 STEAK HOUSE mental and occasional did over there was what we physical abuse in Chinese were supposed to do and our E. Wooster prisons. duty. 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Monday, January 27, 1975, The tG Nawt/Pogo 7 ♦ NEWS 14-J7-NEWS 2-11 THE MANHUNTER-A 7 24 WIDE WORLD MI-GAMBIT TURNS 7-SPUT SECOND 54-GILLK. AN'S ISLAND ship drifts into harbor carry- SPECIAL-Gossip, gossip 4-13-WHEEL OF FORTUNE 4-HOW TO SURVIVE A 1S-BLANK CHECK EVENING ing bad news-six dead men and more gossip...that's 7-A.M. DETROIT MARRIAGE M-LUCY SHOW •:M 4-1J-P ETROCELU-1 h- what it's all about St NOT FOR WOMEN 7 24 LET'S MAKE A DEAL UM 2-4-7-11-lJ-NEWS Stegner has a problem: he 54-MOVTE Father Was a ONLY tiM 1S-NBC NEWS 14-ABC NEWS was found standing over a Fullback '-Fred Mac- III*) Ml-GUIDING UGHT liM S7-ELECTRIC COMPANY murdered woman with a Murray stars as a football 2 PHIL DONAHUE • 13 I)AYS OF OUR UVES 2 JERRY VISITS St-STAR TREK Kirk is bloody scalpel in his hand coach with humorous home Minister's wife talks about 7 24 Jlt.ttt PYRAMID 4-WHAT*S MY UNE? forced into the role of 7 24 GET CHRISTIE LOVE- troubles. her lifestyle 1:11 7 24-A 1.1. MY CHILDREN matchmaker to save the - Chris tie goes airborne to 57 ABC NEWS-captioned 4 13-HIGH ROLLERS MI-EDGE OF NIGHT II-YOUNG AND THE crew of the Enterprise. check out a smuggling ring. for deaf 11-NOW YOU SEE IT 4-11-IHKTORS RESTLESS •:» 11:4* It?) Z4-MONEY MAZE 7 24 BIG SHOWDOWN 1J-PHIL DONAHUE 4 13-NBC NEWS 2-4-7-11-13-24-NEWS 4 TOMORROW ,.n inside 54J-NEW ZOO REVUE 1:1* 54-MOVIE Whirlpool -A 7 ABC NEWS 57 OHIO THIS WEEK look at the recording indus- 11:11 t-YOUNG AND THE young wife, prayed upon by II:M try 4 13 HOLLYWOOD RESTLESS a hypnotist, is involved in a 11-CBS NEWS Ml-MOVIE-"Gunn"-Craig SQUARES 4-11-ANOTHER WORLD murder. S4-PARTR1DGE FAMILY Stevens makes a comeback 1:11 7 24 BRADY BUNCH 7 24-GENERAL HOSPITAL 1:M 57-ZOOM in the role of the famous 2 MOVIE The Fool 11 LOVE (IE LIFE 11 -PRICE IS RIGHT 2-11-AS THE WORLD 7:M detective. Killer -Strange tale of how at>BUGS BUNNY liM TL'RNS 2-CBS NEWS 4-1S-TONIGHT SHOW a stranger and an orphaned 11:55 Ml-MATCH GAME 4-HOW TO SURVIVE A 4-7-NEWS McLean Stevenson guest boy survive after the Civil 11-CBSNEWS 7 24 ONE LIFE TO LIVE MARRIAGE U-FAMILY AFFAIR hosts War THURSDAY M-BANNANA SPLITS 7-24-LET'S MAKE A DEAL IS-WHATS MY UNE? AFTERNOON 57-VIL1.AGE ALEGRE l:M 24 MOD SO.I AD ItiM 4:M Ml-Gl'IDING LIGHT 54-HOGAN S HEROES Thursday 2-11 13-NEWS t-TATTLETALES 4 13 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 57-YOUR FUTURE IS NOW 4-JACKPOT! 4-SOMERSET 7 24 Jlt.ttt PYRAMID I'M 4: It movie about Franklin 724 PASSWORD 7-MONEY MAZE t:M 2 13 -TRUTH OR 7-NEWS Roosevelt's fight against ALLSTARS 11-MOVIE -"Three Coins in MI-EDGE OF NIGHT CONSEQUENCES liM polio. Second part to be S«-UNDERDOG the Fountain " A romance 4-13-DOCTORS 4 MEDICINE TODAY l-TOWN AND COUNTRY shown at 9 am tomorrow. tarn about three American girls 7 24 BIG SHOWDOWN 7 11 NAME THAT TUNE ALMANAC 11-NOT FOR WOMEN 2 11 SEARCH FOR in Italy. t:M 54-HOGANS HEROES 11 -SI NRISE SEMESTER ONLY TOMORROW 13 (.11.1.1 AGN'S ISLAND l-YOUNG AND THE S7-ON AGING 4:M 13 HOW TO SURVIVE A 4 NEWS I4-FLINTSTONES RESTLESS liM t-SUNRISE SEMESTER MARRIAGE 7-14-SPUT SECOND 57-SESAME STREET 4 13-ANOTHER WORLD t-TONY ORLANDO AND 4-CLASSROOM 24 ROMPER ROOM 13 BLANK CHECK St-THREE STOOGES 7 24 GENERAL HOSPITAL DAWN-Ted Knight and 7-TV COLLEGE •:M St-l.l CY SHOW 4:M 11 PRICE IS RIGHT Kate Smith join the trio. 1:M 2-NOW VOL SEE IT It 55 Z-MIKE DOUGLAS-Vic l:M 4-1J-LITTLE HOUSE ON 1 l-TOWN AND COUNTRY 4-BLANK CHECK 13-NBC NEWS Damone. Harry Chapin, 2 11 MATCH GAME THE PRAIREE -A typhus 4:54 II-TATTl.ETAl.ES 1:M David Brenner. Louis 7-14-ONE LIFE TO LIVE epidemic breaks out after 13 24 FARM REPORT 13-JACKPOT! 2-I.OVE OF LIFE Bellson. Henry Winkler. M-BANANA SPLITS the settlers get hold of some 7:4* 24 DICK VAN DYKE 4 W11 ATS MY UNE? Lester Brown are guests. 57-VI1.1.A ALEGRE bad wheat l-TV-EYEWITNESS {•-JACK LALANNE 7 24 ALL MY CHILDREN Also features fashion show 4:M 7-14-THArS MY MAMA! 4 13TODAY 1:11 ll-YOUNG AND THE 4-GEORGE PIERROT 1-TATTLETALES While the object of his 7-24-A M AMERICA 4-CAROL DUVALL RESTLESS 7-MOVIE-"A Guide for the 4-SOMERSET affection thinks about 11-CBS NEWS MiM 13 PHIL DONAHUE - Married Man" Husband 7-MONEY MAZE playing around. Earl is 1:4* 2-II-JOKER'S WILD Children's television gets cheating lessons from U-MOVIE-'Detective thinking about matrimony. 2-11 -CAPTAIN KANGAROO 4 13CE1.EBR1TY programming is discussed philanderer. Story"-Kirk Douglas stars 11-COLLEGE 24 TENESSEE TUXEDO SWEEPSTAKES M-MOVIE -"Come Fill the Il-MERV GRIFFIN in this award-winning BASKETBALL l:M 24 MIKE DOUGLAS-Vic Cup." Story about Howard Cosell. Mort Sahl. drama about the changes a 57 KEELING GOOD 14-NEW ZOO REVUE Damone,David Brenner. newspaperman's bout with Charlie Callas and Dan detective St-DEALER'S CHOICE 1:4* Louis Bellson and Henry the bottle. Jenkins. undergoes because of his l:M {-PRICE IS RIGHT Winkier Also features a 1:15 14-BEWITCHED job. 724 -COMEDY AWARDS 4-CONCENTRATION fashion show. l-NEWS 5t LITTLE RASCALS 13-G1I.1.IGAVS ISLAND Alan King hosts a gathering 7-MOVIE-- "Sunrise at (•-DETROIT TODAY 1:30 liM 14-FUNTSTONES of the American Academy of Campobello" First half of MiM 2-11-AS THE WORLD 24-ANDY GRIFFITH 57-SESAME STREET Humor as it awards honors 54-THREE STOOGES for the outstanding 4:31 members of the profession. 1-MIK.E DOUGLAS-Vic Guests include Steve Allen. Damone. Sen. Jacob Javits. Carol Burnett. George Peter Boyle are guests Burns. ,Redd Foix and Sheckv Greene. REDWOOD RESTAURANT 4-GOERGE PIERROT 7-MOVIE- Mr and Mrs Bo t:M Jo Jones'—A moving story I-CANNON-Cannon tries to about how pregnancy affects clear a hot-headed client Serving the finest in accused of killing a legisla- a high school couple M0, M MAM tor 1 / 24-BEWITCHED 411-LUCAS TANNER CHINESE and AMERICAN FOOD C«£1 10"?:. St-l.ITTLE RASCALS Lucas tries to convince a Ml youth's older brother to let at 14-ANDY GRIFFITH him enroll at Truman High. 57 M1STERROGERS 57 THEATER IN 54-FI.INTSTONES AMERICA Anton Chek- REASONABLE PRICES fmr *:M hov's "The Seagull" is per- 4 BOWLING FOR formed. DOLLARS 1444 Carry-out Food Banquet Room

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57-MISTER ROGERS when he is kidnapped on murder of an undercover 4-13 TONIGHT SHOW - II-NOT FOR WOMEN 7-J4-ALL MY CHILDREN 54-FLINTSTONES their wedding-night as part cop. Dinah Shore joins guest host ONLY 11 -YOUNG AND h» of a country custom. S7-MOVIE--"Double McLean Stevenson 13-HOW TO SURVIVE A RESTLESS 4 BOWLING FOR 4-13-MAC DAVIS -Tim Suicide"--The conflict 7 24 WIDE WORLD MARRIAGE 13-PHIL DONAHUE DOLLARS Conway. Florence between social SPECIAL-It's beauty-on- 24 ROMPER ROOM S0-MOVIE -'Apache' -The 24-57-NEWS Henderson, and Donny and responsibility and illicit love the-hoof time as George t:M famous Indian wages a 54-GILLIG ANS ISLAND Marie Osmond. is examined in this story of a Hamilton and Barbara 2-NOW YOU SEE IT personal war against the 4 BLANK CHECK white man's invasion. EVENING 724 BARNEY MILLER A prostitute and a married McNair host a beauty ItM «:M hard day at police man in traditional feudal pageant. 11-TATTLETALES 2 NEWS 2-4-7-11-13 NEWS headquarters includes a Japan U-MOVIE-'Sol Madrid- I3-JACKPOT! 1:30 24-ABC NEWS bomb hunt and coping with 1I:M David McCallum stars in an 24 DICK VAN DYKE 2-11 AS THE WORLD S7-ELECTRIC COMPANY an aging detective. 4-13-MOVIN'ON -Insurance action flick about drug- S0-J ACK LALANNE SO-STAR TREK Kirk finds 57 BILL MOVERS' man has evidence that smuggling across the I: Si TURNS long-lost Dr. Corby alive on JOURNAL- International Sonny and Will stole their Mexican border 4-CAROL Dl VALL 4-HOW TO SURVIVE A a frigid planet, but becomes report on the past month's own cargo and set fire to 10: M MARRIAGE 11 JOKER'S WILD 7-24-I.ET'S MAKE A DEAL guinea pig in Corby's news events. their trailer. 5«-MOVIE--"Down to the 2:00 experiment to create an 8:34) 724 HARRY O- "Sound of Sea in Ships "-It's a hard life 4-13-C'ELEBRITY obedient civilization of 7-24-KAREN- New series Trumpets"-- A being a whaler in 1877. as SWEEPSTAKES 2 11 (HIDING UGHT androids starring Karen Valentine. musician is only witness to Richard Widmark shows us. 24 MIKE DOUGLAS-Vic 4-13-DAYS OF OUR UVES 7 24 S10.000 PYRAMID ItM Karen prepares for her first murder and takes payoff to S7-NEWS-Captioned for Damone. Mel Blanc. Don 2:30 4-13-NEWS appearance before the remain silent, but slayers hard-of- hearing Wilson and the late Jack Benny's daughter are 2-11 EDGE OF NIGHT 7-ABC NEWS House Subcommittee on fear a slipup and try to kill 11-CBSNEWS Government Reorganiza- him anyway. l:M guests. 4-13-DOCTORS 24 PARTRIDGE FAMILY tion, at which her boss has SO-DINAH! -Robert Merrill TOMORROW-The nations S6-DETROIT TODAY 7-24-BIG SHOWDOWN 3:00 S7-ZO0M asked her to read a state- and Pearl Bailey are guest military spending is the 10:30 7:M ment. co-hosts. topic 2 II GAMBIT 2-YOUNG AND RESTLESS 2-CBS NEWS U:M 7-1J-NEWS 4-13-WHEEL OF FORTUNE 4 13 ANOTHER WORLD 4-7-NEWS SO-MERV GRIFFIN-- 2-4-7-13-24-NEWS 1:20 7-A.M. DETROIT 7 24-GENERAL HOSPITAL U-FAMILY AFFAIR Nanette Kabray, Jack 57 -ASSIGNMENT 11-NEWS S0-NOT FOR WOMEN 11 -PRICE IS RIGHT 111-WHAT'S MY LINE? Carter. Ed Lauter and Joyce AMERICA ONLY 3:30 24 MOD SQUAD Jilson lit* 1:30 11:0* 2-11 ■ MATCH GAME SO HOG AN S HEROES 1:00 -MOVIE- The Bobo' -Peter 2-MOVIE-- Sol Madrid'- 2-PHIL DONAHUE 7-244)NELIFETOUVE 57 BOOK BEAT l-U-MOVIE- The Sellers as a bungling see 1130. channel 11 listing. WHICH ROLLERS 50-BANANNA SPUTS 4:00 7:30 Family "• An ex-con plans bullfighter turned 2:00 11-NOWYOUSEEIT 2-13-TRUTH OR vengeance on those who romancer. 4-NEWS 24 THE MONEY MAZE 2-TATTLETALES CONSEQUENCES betrayed him. SO-NEW ZOO REVUE I SOMERSET 4-JEOPARDY! 4-13-ARCHER-New series 11:30 7-MONEY MAZE 7-LET'S MAKE A DEAL starring Brian Keith. Con 4-13 HOLLYWOOD ll-MOVIE-"Strategic Air Friday Command "-Off they go into 11-WILD KINGDOM man uses teenagers to get SQUARES ..fl HOG ANS HERDS large sums of money from 1:1* 7-TV COLLEGE 7-24-BRADY BUNCH the wild blue yonder, jet 57-PLAY BY PLAY their wealthy parents 7-NEWS l:M ll:H bomber-style. James K:00 7-24-STREETS OF SAN 6:20 1I-TOWN AND COUNTRY 11-CBS NEWS Stewart 2-ll--The FRANC1SCO--A 2-TOWN AND COUNTRY 6:55 AFTERNOON 13-GILUGAN'S ISLAND wedding ol Olivia's young policewoman s son's idea of ALMANAC 13-24-FARM REPORT 12:00 24-FLINTSTONES namesake and her city-bred fun is robbing taxicabs. a II-SI ARISE SEMESTER 7:00 2-U-I3-NEWS 57-SESAME STREET husband is nearly ruined hobbv which results in the (CLASSROOM 2-TV 2 EYEWITNESS 4-JACKPOT: 50-THREE STOOGES 413-TODAY 7-24-PASSWORD 4:30 7-A.M. AMERICA ALLSTARS 2-MIKE DOUGLAS: -Vic 11-CBSNEWS S0-UNDERDOG Damone. Judy Collins. 24-A.M. AMERICA 12:30 Corbett Monica are guests 8:00 2-U-SEARCH FOR 4-GEORGE PIERROT FRIDAY HAPPY HOURS S 2-11-CAPTAIN KANGAROO TOMORROW 7-MOVIE - Call Her Mom""- 24-TENNESSEE TUXEDO 4 NEWS -A flick for all you greek 8:30 7-24-SPUT SECOND types, with Connie Stevens 24 NEW ZOO REVUE 13-BLANK CHECK starring as a waitress 4-6 1:00 5o-i rev SHOW turned house mother. 12: Si 13-MERV GRIFFIN EVERY NIGHT: 2-PRICE IS RIGHT 4-CONCENTRATION 13-NBC NEWS 24 BEWITCHED 1:00 SO-LITTLE RASCALS AS USUAL — NO COVER 7-MOVIE--"Sunrise at Campobello -conclusion of M-OVEOFUFE ItM yesterday s movie. 4-WHAT'S MY LINE? 24-ANDY GRIFFITH

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M-INSIGHT 4-24-BASKETBAI.L - Mary- Louise has developed some Clark Gable teacher in a rough school. »:» land vs North Carolina 11-BUCK OWENS strange ways to deal with 24 HELPLINE 11:45 4-1J-Rl'N. JOE. RUN State EVENINGS the boredom of being idly M-THE GHOUL Hands of 7-MOVIE- Countdown "- 7-M-GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 57-SESAME STREET •:M rich. a Stranger" James Caan. MI-PARTRIDGE FAMILY 1:» 7-24-GOLF 54J-MERV GRIFFIN 12:M M-MOVIE - "The Big Steal" 1J-FRIENDS OF MAN 57 TWO WAY STREET 2-MOVIE Sandy Dennis 13-MOVIE The Forbin - Robert Mitchum 7-HANEY'S PEOPLE 2-4-11-1J-NEWS *:M stars in "Up the Down Stair Project" mm M-MOVIE -- "Boy On A Dol- 54-STAR TREK 4-13-MO VIE-"There Was a caie", the story of a school- 4-TON1GHT 7-14-DEVUN phin." Crooked Man' A lawman 4-ll-LAND OF THE LOST ttM 4- 13-NBC NEWS takes the challenge of being Ml SCOOBY DOO U-MOVIES - A double 11 CBS NEWS a warden and trying to S7-ELECTRIC COMPANY feature "The Brass 57 ASSIGNMENT AMER- reform a hardened criminal. H:M Bottle," with Tony Randall, ICA Henry Fonda and Kirk 352-1215 7-tt-LASSIE and "Fahrenheit 451." Ray 7:M Douglas star. Ml-SHAZAM! Bradbury's classic science 1S-LAWRENCE WELK 4-1MIGMUND fiction story. 24 LA ST OF THE WILD 7-24-MOVIE-- "Electra Glide S7-ZEE COOKING SCHOOL 11-MOVIE - "King of the 11 HEEHAW in Blue "Robert Blake stars FALCON PIZZA UN Khyber Rifles" - A tale of 57-WORLD PRESS in an offbeat story about a 7-I4-SUPER FRIENDS Indian adventure starring 4 PROFILES IN BLACK tiny motorcycle cop who 4-PINK PANTHER Tyrone .. Power. 7-DETROIT DISCUSSIONS sets out to break a motor- & Ml- VALLEY OF THE S7-ELECTR1C COMPANY 2-CBS NEWS cycle gang DINOSAURS II-HOGAN-S HEROES 7:J» MINI SUB SHOP S7-CARRASCOLENDES 2 SOIL TRAIN HMrflM PYRAMID 2 MARY TYLER MOORE Si-WRESTUNG t:» 4-C ANDID CAMERA Ted picks a highly unusual U:» 7-SECRET OF THE DEEP 7:M place for a proposal to Geor- 4-11-STARTREK 57 ZEE COOKING SCHOOL 24 LETS MAKE A DEAL gette TREEDEUVE^ MI-HUDSON BROTHERS Sill 2-CS.m PYRAMID S7-ZOOM 2 SI R GRAVES GHASTLY 4-CANDID CAMERA »7-SPECIAL-"World AFTERNOON 4 BASKETBALL 7-TREASURE HUNT Hunger: Who Will Survive?" 24-WRESTLING Mich/igan vs. Illinois. l:M 9:30 Pizza t-U-HARLEM GLOBE- S7-CARRASCOLENDES 7-24-CLOSE-UP-Special 2-BOB NEWHART SHOW- TROTTERS t:M report on the costliest of Because his confidence has 9" - 12" - 14" taken a tertible beating, Bob 4-1J-JETSONS 7-H-PRO BOWUNG federal regulatory agencies. Sausage, Pepperoni, Mushrooms, Peppers, 4-11-EMERGENCY The decides to consult one of his 7- THESE ARE THE DAYS 4:M Onions. Beef, Ham, Bacon & Black Olives 54WMOV1E - "House on the U-POUCE SURGEON paramedics have to deal own profession. Hill - Starring Vincent 57 SESAME STREET with everything from illicit SUBS-13 Kinds Price. M-AVENGERS booze to tigers. 1»:M S7-M1STERROGERS 4:M 2 11 ALL IN THE FAMILY 2 CAROL BURNETT vt-.m U-POP GOES THE COUN- Mike has everything planned SHOW-Jack Weston and Mi- HOT or COLD Mini Large Ml-FAT ALBERT TRY for his and Gloria's future- chelle Lee are guests. MJ-GO IsM much to Gloria's dismay. SC-LOU GORDON Roast Beef $1.30 $1.85 7-AMERICAN 7-24 WIDE WORLD OF S7-ASCENTOFMAN Mixed Meat $1.30 $1.85 BANDSTAND SPORTS S:M 11:00 57 VILLA ALEGRE 11-PORTER WAGGONER II BASKETBALL The Fal- Ml NEWS Ham $1.25 $1.75 lMIOGAN'S HEROES M-OUTER LIMITS cons take on the Rockets of 11:30 Ham & Cheese $1.30 $1.85 MI-MOVIE - "Strange Hol- 4-BONANZA Toledo University. 4-1S-NEWS $1.25 $1.75 S7-YOUR FUTURE IS NOW 2-THE JEFFERSONS- U-MOVIE-'Test Pilot"- Bologna iday" - Children's film Bologna & Cheese $1.30 $1.85 Salami $1.25 $1.75 c Q» O" Salami & Cheese $1.30 $1.85 TO -r, Cheese $1.05 $1.35 2 ^ Q_ Hot Sausage $1.15 $1.70 Hot Meatballs $1.15 $1.70 Tuna Salad $1.15 $1.70 mflRCH OF Dimes Chicken Salad $1.15 $1.70 352-1215 Alpine Village Restaurant FEATURING AMERICAN, GERMAN AND ITALIAN FOOD Join the Payroll Savings Plan. M0N.-THURS. COLLEGE EVENING SPECIAL CHOICE OF SPAGHETTI *JM OR LASAQNA *225 INCLUDES TOSS SALAD. BREAD & BUTTER & COFFEE OR TEA COCKTAIL LOUNGE OPEN TILL 1 A.M. M0N.-SAT. Sweeten your savings. Take stock in America ENTERTAINMENT THURS.. FRI. & SAT. Buy US. Savings Bonds , MONDAY-THURSDAY IVENINGS 3:3000:00 0MbbU*Mt"l3»{tfM IMWIO -xtl ni ml' vmitz aril ■■"■■- 117 N. MAIN-^360'feio ■ mi ; ,, i 9 M ■) KIV.I •>. 'H -funfllwi Monday. January 17, 1975 The BO N.wi Paj. 11 David Fandray Looking for a new sound

Much of 1974 was spent looking for "the next big thing ." Beatles There will be stars, sales and hits, but there will be The actual sound of the is its most engaging aspect Since Elvis broke in the middle of the 50's. and little excitement The group's five voices give each song an amazing depth broke in the middle of the 60s. it seemed only natural to In fact, a friend who just returned irom the West Coast There is bass: there is a full middle range; there is ■ many that something big was bound to happen as we told me that even the people in the record companies arc stunning high sound approached the middle of the current decade notably unexcited by what ihey are selling these davs Looking beyond the growth of this popular mythology, it is BEHIND THE voices is a sweet, lush production, full o: not surprising that people started looking-hoping lor THERE WERE a few minor trends in '74 One of these, strings, horns and the standard rock equipment. This something new which promises to also be a bright spot in 197f>. was the production is consistently excellent It balances wel Granting that a lot of fine music has been produced in the resurgence of interest in black music between syrupy sugar and the stark harshness of funky sou! 70s: there has been no one band, performer, or trend, that The evidence was compelling During the course of the The songs themselves are always pleasant, allhouc has caught the public imagination like the Beatles and year. Stevie Wonder neared sainthood He produced fine never adventurous They are offered as simple enter Liverpool did a decade ago recordings, won numerous awards and received great press lainment. and are pleasantly reminiscent of some oi coverage Motown s softer sounds from the 60s The Temptations and BY THE MIDDLE of 74. however, it seems that many Numerous other black artists scored well on the charts Miracles, in particular, come to mind gave up the search for the new trend The few artists who Even David Bowie indicated that he was going to move his One white English musician who was always especially offered any hope often faltered They were expected to music in a more soulful direction. enamored with black music was produce too much too soon, to borrow a phrase from the One of the more successful of the new soul sounds came Burdon is a true relic of the 60s He. like many Englis! New York Dolls la very good example ol a band that out of Philadelphia This city has been enjoying a return to musicians, was a devoted fan of American suffered from this problem) prominence in the recording industry over the last several music Now. many people think that we are simply about to enter years. People like the O'Jays. utilizing the talents of the a period in popular music similar to that which preceded the Gamble-Huff production team, have been in the vanguard of THUS. HIS BAND, , was always notable foi the movement its authentic attempts at reproducing various H&B classics 's instrumentals had an unmistakable blue- BLUE MAGIC is another band that records in feel, and it was always an open question as to whether Philadelphia I think it is the best Philly soul group to come Burdon or had the most authentically black along since I first heard the 0'Jay's "Backstabbers" come voice in English music on my car radio four years ago It was Jagger. however, who went on to superstardom entertainment The group's latest album is called "The Magic Of the Through a long series of artistic blunders. Burdon went Blue " This is an impeccable record It can be engaging, if down the other road-the path to obscurity you want to listen closely It can be soft and unobtrusive, if The sad aspect of the Burdon saga was that the man had you merely want background. It contains such a beautiful talent, but simply didn't know what to do with it. The blend of music that it can simply be whatever you like. Animals were an excellent band. Burdon. however, saw the vision in San Francisco in 1967 and decided to form an band. When acid and the Frank Johnson hippie culture blew up in his face, he turned his interest back to black music. UNFORTUNATELY, he didn't look at the situation realis- tically. He hitched up with an obscure black band called War, and tried to become black himself. That obviously Heavy metal lives on didn't work. Burdon was soon unemployed. War went on to become stars. Eric Burdon is back again. He and the Eric Burdon Band music lives crunching guitars and bass heavy metal types can be Chinn and , it and keyboards as with any found in England's Sweet explains the album's title as have produced an album called "Sun Secrets." With this on. as do the practitioners of album, it appears that Burdon may be able to stage some heavy metal. But within the other heavy metal group, Yes. friends, the same a teenager's aspiration to realms of heavy metal but the group also has a Sweet that was responsible see his name in lights on sort of comeback in the near future. "Sun Secrets" is by no means the album that Burdon is music, some groups are sense of humor. for "Little Willy" a couple LA's Strip. On this new album. of years back. Yet capable of making. It reaches none of the heights that the heavier than others A strange adaptation of comes to "Bring Back Leroy Brown" also does the heavy duty Animals were able to explore. is one of those nonsense rock that would give Elmer Bernstein's movie Fortunately, though, it is marked by none of the more mind as being the heaviest music for "Man with the flagrant flaws Burdon produced in the later parts of his of the heavies. Other groups tunes that sticks in your Canada's Bachman-Turner head. Having nothing to do Overdrive a run for its Golden Arm." also is on the career. are very light in album. Drummer Mick The most noticeable thing about this record is that Burdon comparison--perhaps a with Jim Croce. this may be money the definite 1940s rocker. As was the case with their Tucker, is responsible for is still having trouble coming up with good material. Four of lighter shade of heavy. this. He uses most of the the seven songs included here were originally done by the And in this lighter vein Queen forsakes their second album, their third guitars this time for banjos "" song for an eight-minute Animals. That leaves only three new songs, and not one of comes Queen from England track for an extended solo. these is as good as the other four oldies. and their third album and ukuleles with an old (RCA England I has yet to be time piano banging. The released in the States. And it Still, the performances of both Burdon and his band are "Sheer Heart Attack'' Though this album isn't strong-particularly on the two semi-classics. "Don't Let (Elektral. Queen uses results are what you might still contains a variety of expect the Andrew Sisters to rock and roll tunes. their best, the Sweet still Me Be Misunderstood." and "It's My Life." do for an Abbott & Costello perform adequately on If Burdon takes up company with a good songwriter in the Cannonball flick. "THE SIX TEENS" starts "Desolation Boulevard" and next few months, the Eric Burdon Band could well be off the album in true Sweet do a much better job than capable of surpassing "Sun Secrets." As it stands, this STRAIGHT-OUT rocker. fashion. Written by the most of their American album leaves the band in a sort of holding pattern. to appear "Killer Queen" is not only album's producers, Nicky counterparts. the album's real kicker but Julian "Cannonball" also its first single. It comes DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Adderley, lauded by Playboy out with fury and, needless Magazine as today's to say. is the perfect boogie UUl.UUL- premiere alto saxophonist, tune. If rrISN'TTHE ueu,sK,tuH&s mi. me NOlONbeM- will kickoff Mardi Gras WNGTWS 8UP6ET IMOiOUSM untie noose. IN RESPONSE v festivities Sunday. Feb. 2 The closest thing to real C0NSPIRIN6IN 8UPGET CUTS?! mew-wen is OF counsel THEPi&oeNrs N0.WERE BUTTHAtS PUATOREOUU cure PAST THAT- with a jazz concert. heavy music is "Lap of the meaatiaooM! CUTS. UHEBE? GETTING TUB UHTSNEU1, UASTKEIUW ANOLOTKA- wsmifteem Mete GOT The Cannonball Adderley Gods" and its later reprise. Guys'' ON HIS MONEY? pmoN/\ vefiv*>,we'Re me VOTES Quintet concert, sponsored The tune, with a bit of UMNSHM / by Union Activities Office, symphonic quality, tie* the Off. starts at 8 p.m. in the Grand album's second side Ballroom. Union Tickets together. are on tale at the Union The tempo is slower and is ticket office for $3.90. The in contrast to the usual musicians will conduct a speed. It also is moodier. free jazz clinic from 4-4. p.m. dealing with a weightier the same day in the Grand subject-fate aad chance. Ballroom Four snore son-heavy

•y«^^^\\t«vHW^<*^x»'iA ••' '"-'A* ''.'-•-•-- ,M •w.«.»„«w Pag. u/.lh«jft.M«w»..»(Hm*iy. bawmtXf. MM Falcon comeback not quite enough By Mirk Glover THE MOOD of the 5.000- officials received a chorus Sporli Editor plus Falcon fans turned of boos from the frantic ugly Boos and catcalls fans There is a uniquely Ameri- drifted down from the Seconds later, Montgom- can phrase that aptly des- rafters Whether the mood ery had a mad scramble for cribes the Falcon ragers' is- of the crowd or the position the ball with 79 loss to Cincinnati Satur- of the stars had an effect on sophomore sensation Brian day night at Anderson the BG players is not known Williams One of them was Arena-close, but no cigar. Bui the nature of the bound to be whistled for a Down by 17 points midway Falcons' game did an about- foul-It was Montgomery and in the second half, the BG face with 10:23 to go in the he fouled out of the contest hoopsters staged a late game Cincinnati led. 71-54. with 1 12 remaining comeback rally that fell at the time The final blow came with short by a few peculiar Falcon forward Cornelius 36 seconds left when bounces of the ball Cash suddenly started Williams broke away for a After being down 44 40 at snaring rebounds while his certain layup He stumbled halftime. the Falcons 19-6) guard teammate Jeff Mont- and missed the shot but were all but blown off their gomery poured in jump somehow managed to scoop own court in the opening shots from the back of the the ball up in the same minutes of the second stanza hoop house lobby Mark motion and put in his second as the hustling Bearcats out- Cartwright used his 7-0 shot That was it for the scored the BG crew. 21-6. frame to BG's advantage by scoring (83-791 and for the after intermission grabbing some desperate Falcons Cincinnati misfires. Head BG coach Pat Haley When Cash hit a 10-foot was pleased with the fine JV's lose jumper with 2 42 left on the comeback effort but disap- clock, the score was 79-77. pointed with the bad breaks The BG junior varsity The Falcons, who had looked near the end of the game. hoopsters lost their first terribly inept minutes Analyzing the game as a game Saturday night as a earlier had just outscored whole. Haley said rebound- determined Falcon Alumni the Bearcats. 23-8 Suddenly, ing was key team rallied in the late the Falcon partisans were "They (Cincyi pounded us stages to win. 106-101. on their feet screaming on the boards,'' he said. After being down 60-54 at When Montgomery put in "The boards ruined us." halftime. the Alumni a jumper with 2 09 left to tie CINCINNATI 110-51. out- received a big lift from Jim the game at 79-79. the rebounded the Falcons. 37- Penix and Tom Baker The already loud fans went abso- 34. while playing a very pair hustled and poured in lutely berserk The noise physical game underneath points easily in the second was deafening and it the basket stanza Baker ended up with appeared that BG had the Cash, who finished with 21 23 points while Penix momentum to complete the points and 12 rebounds, said. finished with 28 markers comeback and win the "There's no way we should Both squads shot well game have been 19 points down from the field with the BUT THE ball refused to (65-46) in the second half " Alumni hitting on 47 per cent bounce in BG's favor during Montgomery led all of its shots while the the final moments Bearcat scorers with 27 points while younger JV's hit 50 per cent guard Steve Collier came Cartwright was also in from the floor. driving down the BG lane double figures for BG with Falcon Cornelius Cosh (4]) lerj teammate Skip Howard (52) Dave Sutton paced the and Falcon center Andre 13 markers The hot-shoot- take the honors of trying to block a shot by Cincinnati'* Brian Falcons with 22 points and 14 Richardson came out of no- ing Bearcats (52 per cent BG Williams in last Saturday night's hoop action at Anderson rebounds Greg Kampe had where to reject the shot. from the field for the game) Arena. Despite the 83-79 loss to the Bearcats, BG has moved 20 markers while Jim Instead of a rejection. had five scorers in double giants into first place in the Mid-American Conference as a result of Feckley notched 18 points Richardson received a goal figures with 6-9 Pat Cum- losses by Miami and Central Michigan. (Newsphoto by Dan The JV's are now 6-1 for the tending call. Cincinnati mings leading the Cincy Feicht) year received two points and the squad with 20 points.

Falcon sports results

The Falcon hockey crew suffered a heartbreaking loss last Friday night as St. Louis defeated the skaters. 4-3. in overtime. Doug Ross. Jack Lame and Steve Ball scored goals for• •the • F'alcons The surprising BG swimming team won its fourth meet in a row last weekend by dropping Northern Illinois. 68-45. The tankers are now 4-1 on the year losing only to Eastern Michigan in the initial meet of the season • • • THE WOMEN'S basketball team made it look easy again by clobbering Kent State. 77-39. Linda Hardy paced the Falcon "A" hoopsters• • • with 12 points The Bowling Green indoor track team had a highly competitive battle with Central Michigan last Friday and emerged victorious The spikers defeated ('Ml'. 69-62. on the road. • • • The wrestling team lost Its fourth match in a row last Saturday as Central Michigan dominated almost every weight class in a 3111 win. The grapplera are now 0-4 in Mid-American Conference competition. • •• Par farther eetalli «a these see ether starlet, see >'• edMiea •* TW BG New. BG coach Pat Ha ley-a study in agony and ecstasy (Newsphotos by Ed Suba)