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WASHINGTON (AP) - The was clearly unwarranted." snipers allegedly were hiding. But the commission dismissed reports incident. as the conservative reactionaries-to President's Commission on Campus by some Mississippi State highway The specific findings came in the strive for understanding. The commission added "a significant "The physical evidence and the patrolmen that the crowd was advancing aftermath of a more general study of The earlier report has already come Unrest concluded yesterday that the cause of the deaths and injuries at positions of the victims, however, In- deadly hail of shotgun, rifle and sub- on peace officers just prior to the campus unrest, which was presented last under fire from Vice President Spiro Jackson State College is the confidence of dicate that the officers were firing in- shooting. Saturday to President Nixon. Agnew, who insisted it "will be taken as machine-gun fire by police against a white officers that if they fire weapons discriminantly into the crowd at ground crowd of Jackson State college students As for reports of sniper fire, the In that study, the Commission more pablum for permissiveness." during a black campus disturbance they level on both sides of Lynch Street," the commission said it was "unable to warned the nation it was becoming a Sixty Congressmen have also issued a was an "unreasonable, unjustified will face neither stern departmental commission said. statement criticizing the commission's overreaction." determine positively whether there was, polarized society, and urged both ex- discipline nor criminal prosecution or "The commission has not attempted or was not, gunfire from Alexander Hall tremes-the hard core militants, as well findings. Two students were lulled and 12 conviction." to assess guilt or innocence, but has prior to the fusillade." wounded in the May 14 incident. Police Moreover, the panel said some city sought to learn wha.'iappened and why," "The most favorable reading of the earlier said they fired only in response to police officers "established a pattern of the report stated. evidence tending to support a finding that sniper fire from a woman's dormitory-an deceit" denying they had discharged The commission concluded that a there was such gunfire indicated that at allegation the commission said it was their weapons. crowd of 75 to 200 persons gathered in most two shots were fired from one unable to substantiate. FBI tests later confirmed the weapons front of Alexander Hall. There were window," the commission said. "Even if we were to assume two shots had been fired, the commission said. incidents of rock and bottle throwing at Yet to be released is the Commission's were fired from a window in the west Every officer who admitted firing police officers, the commission said, and report the fatal shooting of four Kent wing of Alexander Hall." the commission testified he fired into the air or toward a many students yelled obscene and State University students last May 4, said, "the 28-second fusillade in response third and fifth floor window where derogatory remarks to the officers. some ten days before the Jackson State V- r State liquor ban lifts; M II I

Union to get beer soon * » ^

By Rich Bergeman Students had been campaigning for facility, to be completed by May 1970. That freeze lasted almost 90 days, Newi Editor beer on campus since 1967, when an all- But the work was plagued with ending today. Draft beer could be flowing from the campus referendum resulted in favor of setbacks and increasing costs almost Cardinal Room's long-dry taps within the beer issue. from the outset. The Teamsters and The Cardinal Room has already been two weeks. Their petitions and Student Council General Electric Corp. strikes last year inspected and approved by the Liquor Farrar M. Cobb. Union director, resolutions failed to move the Board ol seriously delayed work, and the room Control Board Cobb said. And barring an said he learned late this week that the Trustees until Januray, 1969. That wasn't opened until Aug. 3. unforseen problems this long road may campus' "long and frustrating" wait for month, in a 5-3 vote, the board finally soon be ending. 3.2 beer may soon be over. approved the sale of 3.2 beer in the By then because of complications The room is not to be a "beer hall", The state freeze on liquor permits, Cardinal Room on an "experimental arising from the 1970 preliminary census but a snak bar with draft beer "as an the latest setback for the beer cam- basis." - returns, the Ohio Liquor Control Board additional item," according to Cobb. paign, was lifted today. Cobb said he Construction work on the Cardinal had issued an order freezing all permit The hours will tentatively remain the learned of the action Tuesday evening Room was started later that year, with applications until it could determine the same as the Union's closing at 11 p.m. on and was on the telephone to Columbus plans for the pub-like or "Gay 90's" correct population distribution. weekdays and midnight on weekends. Wednesday morning. He was told that the Union's ap- plication had been approved and would be processed in a week to 10 days. Big crowd expected After the permit is received, Cobb explained, the draft equipment, somewhat more intricate than most set- ups, will have to be tested for bugs. "I would hope we can get this out of for parade at capital the way and be in business in two weeks," he said. "Let's hope the end is in sight." ning to come are canceling their plans would not. Cobb said getting the Cardinal Room WASHINGTON (API- Planners for this weekend's victory rally professed and are coming in righteous indignation AfterKy's announcement,plans for a project finally completed has been one of against the Nixon administration." counter demonstration were scrapped by the most frustrating experiences he has optimism Thursday that a crowd of 500,000 will gather on the Mall despite the Mclntire, a New Jersey fun- the Youth International Party Yippies had as director. damentalist radio preacher, charged but not by the Nationalist Socialist Party, He said Thursday that it was almost absence of their principal speaker-South Vietnamese Vice President Nguyen Cao that the Nixon administration pressured the American Nazi group. two years to the day that he had the South Vietnamese government into Mclntire Issued a statement Thur- suggested to former president Dr. Ky. The Washington Police Department, urging Ky to i ancel his appearance. On sday in which he deplored-the plans of the William Jerome that beer be served in Sept. 3, Ky said he would address the Nazi group. Ihe Union where the old bookstore had however, doubts that more than half that number will be present. march but he declined last weekend. "There people are not wanted by our been. Mclntire told a news conference committee under any circumstances," And it's almost been a year and a The Rev. Carl Mclntire, whose In- ternational Council of Christian Chur- Wednesday there was a possibility that he said. "We repudiate everything they half since he went to Columbus to apply Ky still might appear but a spokesman stand for. We are giving orders to our for the permit, the day after the Board of ches is the chief sponsor of the rally, told newsmen: "People who were not plan- for the vice president said in Paris he parade marshals in cooperation with the Trustees approved the move, he added. district of Columbia police, to eject them from our parade if they attempt to In- filtrate our ranks." A memorial service honoring some H — ph.1. b, William Mclnlrt* Black college aid is up 50,000 Americans killed in Vietnam will DEBBIE DRAKE...where are you when we need yow? be held Friday evening on the steps of the From the looks of things, either this tree has sprouted legs, WASHINGTON (AP) - The Nixon Opportunity in Higher Education com- its role in support of equal education Capitol. or someone is in dire need of a weight-reducing course. Administration responded to complaints plained recently that the administration opportunity," Nixon said in a letter of it is insensitive to Negro education by was ignoring the needs of black reply to Dr. Herman R. Branson. announcing yesterday a 30 per cent in- Americans and their colleges. The crease in federal aid for predominantly association is composed of presidents of Branson is president of Central State University at Wuberforce, Ohio, and vice black colleges. predominantly black colleges and Excuse deadline set by deans Secretary of Welfare Elliot L. universities. president of the Negro college association. Richardson said in a statement the $30 "The present financial plight of many way of protecting the administration of our small and the overwhelming The new commitment increases aid Students wishing to participate in the ministration can check up on every million increase was ordered by student's activities. from charges that the University was President Nixon following appeals from majority of our predominantly black for black colleges from the Department University's version of the Princeton of Health, Education and Welfare from Plan must apply for permission from However, he said, the reports were a letting everyone "take off." Negro educators. colleges clearly demonstrates to me that The National Association for Equal the federal government must strengthen $95 million a year to ti25 million. their dean's office by Oct. IS. The plan passed Academic Council early last summer will permit students to -In Monday's 5th- engage in political activities the ten days prior to the 1970 general election. Grand jury indicts 4 Students can be excused from class on Oct. 26 to Nov. 4 to campaign for can- didates up for election or issues up for in Wisconsin bombing A look at Kent State approval in the November elections. In addition to applying for permission MADISON.Wis (AP)- A federal three other persons injured when anl A year ago, Kent State University was looked upon in nearly the same before they leave, students must file a grand Jury investigating a fatal explosion shattered the university's atx-l light as Bowling Green...a medium-sized backwater institution whose written report describing their activities University of Wisconsin bombing has story Army Mathmatics Research | name only hit big-city newsprint in the list of football scores L-. the Sunday with their dean's office no later than Nov. indicted four young men on the FBI's list Center Aug 24. sports sections. 13. The reports must be Hied or the of most-wanted fugitives. The indictment accuses the four I Since last May, however, KSU has become a symbol of student students will not receive authorized young men of a civil rights violation by I martyrdom the world over. absences. U.S. Atty. John O. Olson said there interfering with " persons participating I Last weekend, a team of News staffers visited the Kent campus as it The University is asking that the had been no word on the men's in a program at the University oil was preparing to reopen, hopefully, for business as usual. report describe specific activities and whereabouts. Wisconsin receiving federal financial I The News team-Contributing Editor Jim Marino, Issue Editor Kathy evaluate these experiences in at least 500 Two of them, Karleton Armstrong, assistance." Fraze, and Photo Editor Brian Steffens-talked with students, ad- words. No information concerning 23, and his brother, Dwight, 19, were The maximum penalty for such i| ministrators and townspeople on the atmosphere in Kent...and the political preferences is solicited in the believed seen Sept 3 in New York State. violation Is life in prison. prospects for the year. written report. The others, Leo F. Burt, 22, and Four other counts charge damaging I Is Kent running scared? Dr. Stanley Coffman, vice president of David S. Finde, It, were last reported in government property, conspiracy, usingI Find out...in Monday's 5th edition. academic affairs, said there Is no way, Ontario. a destructive device to commit a felony ' not even with the reports, that the ad- A physics researcher was killed and and possessing a destructive device. I Pgge ?/The 3G Newt, Friday, October 2, 1970 opinion epueRiaLS fraternity moves another view: the power plant

By Denise Farnowtkl The best mode of action would be to Radioactive leakage would also be radioactivity would cause great diversity The Delta Upsllon move is the second in a developing Student Column encourage the company to double the shunted into the effluent to prevent any in the gene pool, an essential factor in pattern that promises to spring the greeks loose from radiation and heat in the effluent and undue escape into the surrounding area. evolution and adaptation. traditional university paternalism. Toledo Edison's Davis-Besse nuclear This could cause totally new species of escaping from the plant, and require that Since Lake Erie is essentially dead, Fraternities and sororities have certainly received power plant has come under fire from all all waste products be pumped directly every type of organism. directions. The original plan was there could be no real harm done, and In creating new types of organisms, special favors In the university community over the years, into Lake Erie. perhaps the added effluent would even consisting mostly of common transgressions gone ignored, rejected by a great many private in- vast new areas of research would be dividuals and action groups, and the This would be a violation of AEC prove beneficial. opened up. but in return have had to give up any real claims to alternative plan has not met with standards, but it Is conceivable that when The increased temperature would An area of land Inhabited by totally freedom. O." favorable reaction from the opponents of the inhabitants of this area and govern- raise the level of activity of organisms in unknown organisms Is just what science They have been tethered to the campus, kept together the installation mental officials realize the value of such the Lake and the radioactivity would be needs to replenish its nearly exhausted by the university in the name of unity, when the real Perhaps what is needed is yet another a plan, they will immediately condone quickly incorporated into the food chain. areas of study. motivation lies elsewhere. alternative to the unsatisfactory one this course of action regardless of prior The advantages of such a thing are In being allowed and encouraged to regulations. The real value of the greek system to the university is offered by Toledo Edison. readily apparent. leak radioactive materials and vast its role as the traditional trademark. The greeks represent One of the major stumbling blocks in In doing this it should be made quite First, it would solve the problem as to amounts of hot water, the nuclear plant the fight against this plant is that there is clear that the effluent will not be whether or not nuclear plants are could supply fabulous amount of elec- the "good kids" of the university, who have "good clean no clearly defined dangerous level of disseminated into the atmosphere, but tetrimental to the environment. tricity. fun" and initiate philanthropic ventures. radiation or heat outout. would piped into the Lake. Secondly genetic alteration due to the This would in turn attract industry to The philanthropy is still there and should not be lost the Great Lakes area, and bring all of the sight of as the greeks proceed to parade to of f-campus to a concommitant benefits with it. freer social stmosphere. In addition to this, the people living In But the greeks no longer represent the university's close proximity to each other as more good side; the smiling profile turned to the public. The and more were attracted to the area days of the storm troopers defending the University would be able to have better com- munication with each other due to their reputation by stomping on war protesters at ROTC nearness. reviews are over. The radiation coming directly to them And the DUs, much more so than Beta Theta Pi, who in the water supply and indirectly to went first, are to be congratulated for finally exercising news Lerrers them via the food chain would work that individuality their system professes to generate. profound changes in human beings, Though the Beta's made the first step in the coming ultimately creating an improved race of exodus last spring, they were afraid to assert themselves, individuals. Therefore, this alternative of en- insisting instead on placating one and all in the ad- couraging the construction of the Besse- ministration with promises to move into the Greek Village wonted: ■ little kelp from you I Davis plant will perhaps be acceptable to when, and if, it is built. scientists, the government, the people The DUs, however, have said they will go through the When I first became a student here, which I could reach people, and be Freddy falcon. living in the Great Lakes area, and "proper channels" if need be, but that nothing Is going to over three years ago, I was disillusioned, reached, by the best means. I thought of building a place of wor- Toledo Edison. stop them. And they have no intention of joining the Greek lost and perverted. These three years I thought of dropping leaflets, but with ship, but no finances-and I hate bingo. When one rationally considers the Village Corporation. have helped to straighten me out. Now I all the ecology bandwaggoning I'd I thought of making tax-free obscene possibilities of such an extraordinary plan, he cannot but accept It en- All other fraternities and sororities should exercise the am Inhibited. probably be labeled as an impending phone calls with a return number by Recently I had to choose the means by aggressive threat to the holy nation of which I could be reached. (But I could thusiastically. insight displayed by the DUs and denounce the Greek hear the judge now, "Guilty, what's the By accepting this alternative, the Village as a naive, unworkable toy the administration has charge?") people of this area will profit from the been playing with for so long. WeU this is the chosen media. power provided and the changes in their The only way the greek system is to progress, to stay in on the black panthers "What the Hades is he trying to do?", way of life. It will enable the United today's world, is to destroy itself as a supposed system. that was the common chant of my States to achieve another first in The fraternities and sororities cannot lose sight of their friends, and non-friends when they heard research, and if all goes well, our grandchildren will all have two heads. common bond, but they still must act individually and I would like to reply to the editorial written by Harry Ausheran sup- of my newest venture. I was badgered with the usual follow the example set by the DUs. porting the Black Panthers. The Panthers as well as the Students for a Democratic Society questions like, "Can you really marry For its part, the administration will have to abandon (S.D.S.) are Communist controlled organizations. The members of these people?" and "Do you know the ten the Greek Village concept as outmoded, and begin to plan groups are selling this United States of America right into the hands of commandments?" (sorry, The Ten let's tar from yoi ahead realistically. the Communist dictators. Commandments.) The BG News welcomes all letters to There are many uses to which the soon to be emptied These groups were organized as part of Moscow's plan to cause an Also, I have been asked a lot about my the editor sad your opinion columns. greek houses could be put. uprising among the students on college campuses In this country. Thus, doctrine and beliefs. My doctrine is Doe to oar desire to bring you the one more trick to decay the morals of our youth on the road to Communist simple-I have none. As for my beliefs, largest cross-sectlan of views and Subversion of America. there must be a better way to do It opinions, however, we ask that letters be The United States government is not opposed to the Panthers because (whatever It you happen to choose.) no more than 30* words, typewritten, and they are Black, they are opposed to them because they are helping to plot If given a chance I would like to know columns be a maihnum of lour the overthrow of our government. all those who are different. Maybe, after typewritten pages, 'triple-spaced. the alternate plan The Communists are using what they consider to be the un- I receive some dialogue with the readers, We maintain the right to edit aU I can answer, comment and learn from derprivileged minority groups, such as the Blacks, the Mexican materials which exceed those limits, sad Americans, and the American Indians to forward their Communistic what you have to say. to edit with respect to the laws at libel If you get desperate for questions and The unfortunate results of efforts to seat a student as a goals, A One World Government. and good taste. answers we can always discuss your voting member on the University Board of Trustees, last Bobby Seale as chairman for the Black Panthers is assembling his All letters aad columns submitted to group to strive toward a "Black Soviet America." major. spring, is all history now. the News become the property ef the But the Group Action for Students' plan to see that News aad cannot be returned. Patt Wall Irreverently, Letters aad columns should be ad- John Barkoot history does not repeat itself, at least in this case. 131 Third Street dressed to the editor, BG News, IN GAS has moderated the original goal of the drive. The Findlay.Ohio 336 Buttonwood University Hall. organization will settle for the naming of a University student to participate in Board discussions. The student would not actually be a "member" since he will not vote. But he will be able to attend all meetings of ■our man hoppe- the Board to present the student' view. The move is a gallant effort on the part of the newly- formed organization, especially considering the abrupt and discouraging end to last year's campaign by Governor Rhodes. israel for the canaanites! A less determined group wouldn't have attempted the move-even In its compromised form. The student body owes a thank-you to the members of By Arthur Hoppe sity. We found Dr. Avigad a stocky, getting a headache. "And there," said "King David bought the land from the GAS. These people are working for your direct National Columnist cheery gentleman in a straw hat, happily Dr. Avigad, pointing 40 feet down into his Canaanites," said Dr. Avigad. But under representation. They are concerned that student views be digging away in a vacant lot In the old excavation, "we reached bed rock and pressure, he had to admit the deed had presented in their most effective manner--by students Jerusalem walled city. Who, we put it to him, was found that wall seven meters thick." somehow been misplaced. themselves. One of the more interesting questions here first? At last we'd gotten down to bedrock! Unfortunately, I haven't been able to about Israel that may cause World War WeU, said Dr. Avigad, the top level And who, I asked excitedly, had built this find any Cannaanites to come take over The Board of Trustees is scheduled to meet in HI is: Who owns it? was "Arab rubble," left over from the first evidence of having been here first? their property. I told Mordecai November. At that time, the GAS plans to present its The Israelis have got It. But the Arabs Jordanian occupation before the '6T war. "The Israelites," said Dr. Avigad," in dispiritedly that all our hard work hasn't requests. If students themselves do not recognize the claim its theirs because they were here Then they were here first, I said. And the Seventh Century B.C." proved a thing. potential value of having a seated member on the Board, first. So, to get a little International I told Mordecai to notify King Hussein of Mordecai was triumphant. Wait, I "Nonsense, it proves that Israel," he voting or otherwise, neither will the Board members. peace around here, I decided to engage In his good fortune. said cautiously, whom did the Israelites said with an Israeli grin, "belongs to Support GAS. Their cause Is yours. You can't gripe a title search. "I think he's busy," said Mordecai. get the bed rock from? who's got it now." about not being heard when you pass by the chance of Taking along my Israeli friend, "Anyway, it was the Jewish Quarter Mordecai Shalom, we looked up Dr. under British rule before 1943." supporting a group concerned enough to formulate a plan Nachman Avigad, the distinguished The British? I said I was sure they'd of action. archeologlst from the Hebrew Univer- be pleased to start up an empire again. "They captured It," said Mordecai, "from the Turks in 1917. . ." ■me BG news Take a cablegram to Ankara, I said. ".. .who took it from the Saracens in An Independent Student Voice the 16th century." The Saracens? While 1 was trying to think of how to get in touch with the ed'tot... james b. smith Saracens, Dr. Avigad was pointing out managing editor glenn d waggonet the ruins of a well preserved wall from news ediloi nchaid c betgeman the Crusader Period (1099-11(7). editorial editor barbara j iacola ("Notify NATO," I whispered to Mor- issue editor Kathleen a. gendrich decai.) spoils editor oennis d. white While Dr. Avigad had found little from photo editor bnan I stetfens the Moslem Era of the Seventh to contributing editor jarnes p. manno lt is urgent, Eleventh Centuries (Get word to Mecca, business manager rtchatd a. reitei that the country be unified...' 'My way!' Mordecai!), he'd unearthed a fine Byzantine (SSS-630) bath pipes, tubs and advertising manager fred c grultch fire-heated water. ("Take a letter to Byzantium, Mordecai!") Underneath that, said the Professor, Editorial and Business Offices 106 University Hall he'd found part of a wall from the days of Phone 372 2710 or 372-2819 Roman rule at the time Christ. ("Imagine, Mordecai, the Italian flag Tk. sc N..I it •■biiakw «.nj.r. MM F„<.,, a„,,„. *. „,„!„ flying once again over Israel!") ■ck..l r««'. *"4 «nc. • WMh dutinf tk. tumanw i.iti»n., u*4m autkw "Don't forget," said Mordecai, Mr •' •<•* PukllcMiWH Cm-!!••• •» Ba-linf Gr«OT S>«. Uttivwlllr. shuddering slightly, "the Romans took It Oaintnna • ..••••• .1 IK. BG N..,. tjilaiiali in tk. BG ■» the Israelites after it had been destroyed N... ,.ll.ct Ik* a»lalana .1 tk. malatlty .1 ninWi W ik. BG N... Ui. by the Babylonians, who. . ." My way" just lower our voices. I told Mordecai to shut up as I was The BG News, Friday, October 2, 1970/Page 3 Leaders discuss world peace Nixon meets with Tito i

KUMROVEC. Yugoslavia barred a planned helicopter created for a peaceful solution expected to return to Belgrade (AP) - President Nixon and trip. of the present political crisis with Nixon aboard the President Tito, having spent Tito and his wife left and that care be taken over all President's plane. two hours talking over world Belgrade ahead of the aspects of this complicated Nixon arrived at Tito's problems in Belgrade, came American chief executive and international problem, In- office half an hour behind to this old home town of the were on hand here to greet cluding the interests of the schedule. By prearrangement Yugoslav president yesterday President and Mrs. Nixon. people of Palestine," Tanjug with the Yugoslav leader, he in a pouring rain. Their wives In Belgrade, the Yugoslav said. had stopped en route to meet and aides accompanied them. news agency Tanjug said the Besides U.S.-Yugoslav with Dragoslav Markovic, Almost every one of the 283 two presidents explored in cooperations, Nixon and Tito president of Serbia, largest of residents of the village were their talks means of settling devoted their greatest at- the country's six republics. on hand to greet them despite the Middle East crisis that tention to "the present After spending about 15 the cold, wet weather. They would take into account situation in the Middle East minutes in the downtown QMttt here from Zagreb, the Palestinian interests. following the death of Serbian Council Buildlng-and Croatian capital, by car "The need was ex- President Nasser." receiving fron. Markovic a because the bad weather pressed...that conditions be bronze sculpture entitled The two presidents also "Mother and Child" for the stated their policies on In- White House collection, Nixon Cigarette consults got chance dochina, Tanjug said, went to the Federal Executive meaning Tito repeated Council Building for his Belgrade demands for full meeting with Tito. withdrawal of U.S. forces. For several downtown to disclose tar, nicotine contents There was no indication blocks, crowds were almost as immediately what trend the large as when the president WASHINGTON (API -The The bill requires a Nixon-Tito conversations in arrived in Belgrade, Wed- Federal Trade Commission somewhat stronger statement the federal executive council nesday. building took, but undoubtedly A oclat.d Pratt Wlr«photo agreed yesterday to give on cigarette packs but bars At one intersection, Nixon Ba they covered the difficult PRESIDENT NIXON, flanked by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in cigarette manufacturers a the FTC from trying to list followed his practice of chance to voluntarily disclose situation in the Middle East. stopping and plunging into the Secretary of State William P. Rogers, the group's Naples headquarters Wed- diseases some researchers tar and nicotine content of link to smoking. Tito may not make the 28- crowd for handshakes and left, and Defense Secretary Melvin R. nesday. The meeting was part of Nixon's cigarettes in their advertising. mile trip to Kumrovec but was greetings. Laird, right, met with ambassadors to European tour. But FTC Chairman Miles W. Kirkpatrick said if the industry doesn't come up with a plan the commission will USSR claims Zionist group move quickly to require such -ANNOUNCING- disclosure. Meanwhile, the com- mission postponed an Oct. 15 hearing on its proposed rule to conducts anti-Red campaign require disclosure. Fitz- patrick said the commission MOSCOW (AP) - The public," the note said. "The government of the protest reported crackdowns will study the industry plan Soviet Union lodged a protest The protest said the United States must realize in Russia against Jews who and if it feels a trade with the U.S. Embassy campaign is accompanied by that the actual inaction of the tried to emigrate to Israel. regulation would be in the Old* yesterday charging that "an threats and provocations American authorities in public interest the hearing will unbridled anti-Soviet cam- against institutions and respect to the provocations of They were arrested and be rescheduled. paign is being conducted in the representatives of the Soviet the Zionist extremists can removed by city police. The FTC's proposed rule United States for some time Union in the United States. only contribute to the cam- In July, five members of would require use in ad- now by Zionist organizations." "Particularly active is the paign, hostile to the Soviet the league, led by their vertising of the results of the "The government of the so-called 'Jewish Defense Union," the note went on, national chairman, Rabbi "most recently published U.S.S.R. insists resolutely that League,' whose provocative "and have unfavorable Meir Kahane, painted slogans Federal Trade Commission the government of the United sorties create obstacles to the consequences for the relations with red paint on the driveway test" of the tar and nicotine content in the brand or brands izza States should take all the discharge of official functions between our two states..." of an estate at Glen Cove, necessary measures to cut by institutions of the U.S.S.R. The note said the U.S. N.Y., occupied by the Soviet being advertised. short the dangerous actions of in the United States. "They government had made mission to the United Nations. FTC regulations have the the Zionist extremists, which endanger the personal assurances that appropriate force of law. arouse the legitimate in- security of Soviet diplomatic measures would be taken to The signs read "Let our The commission sought dignation of the Soviet and other representatives. deal with "the provocative people go" in English and 'The earlier to require that actions of the Zionists." nation Israel lives" in cigarette packages carry a "However, contrary to Hebrew. more direct warning than the these assurances, the "caution: Cigarette smoking Negotiators try to stall situation has not changed to Police alerted by a passer- may be hazardous to your this day, from which it follows by, caught the painters at health," now printed on each that the American authorities work and questioned them, pack. five state union strike have still not taken effective but released them after the The FTC would have steps to protect Soviet Russians declined to press required this warning: PEORIA, ILL.(API- third years to 17 cents the representatives in the United charges. "Cigarette smoking is HOMEMADE PIZZA dangerous to health and may Negotiators for Caterpillar second year and 18 the third. States from hostile attacks of In Chicago last August, a Tractor Co. and the United The union countered with the unbridled Zionists." coalition of Jewish community cause death from cancer, coronary heart disease, & DRAFT BEER Auto Workers meet yesterday a proposal for a 62-cent hourly The Jewish Defense groups picketed the Civic for what union President increase the first year and League (JDL), many of whose chronic bronchitis pulmonary Opera House during the emphesema and other Leonard Woodcock says is " a only cost-of living raises the members are trained in opening performance of the Mon. Thur Fri. Sat Sun. last-hour attempt" to settle on second and third. karate and the use of rifles Moiseyev Dance Company, a diseases." But Congress pre-empted a new contract and head off a An average Caterpillar and pistols, has on several Russian ballet roupe. 5-1 5-2 3-12 strike that would idle 30.000 employee earns $3.86 an hour. occasions extended its that warning by passing a bill men in five states. protests against the Arabs and During the performance, a prohibiting radio and The contract expired at Eigiifj irobkas Soviet treatment of the Jews tear gas bomb explosion in the television advertising of midnight last night and the beyond picketing. audience forced evacuation of cigarettes by Jan 1, 1971. 119 N. Mill Across Froa C.I. lewliii Grooi UAW has told Caterpillar its ii 747's Miy bo On June 23, SO JDL the theater. Several persons members will walk out unless members seized the were treated for eye an agreement has been froa ovorhootiaj Manhattan office of Amtog, irritations and one person reached. WASHINGTON (AP-The the Soviet trade mission, to suffered cuts. The UAW represents National Transportation WK.. *^ S3 30,000 workers in Illinois, Safety Board said yesterday -,-■■» - r, Iowa, Colorado, Ohio and that engines of 747 jumbo jets Spanish speaker sues Pennsylvania. are operating at "near critical ^ Woodcock said at a news turbine temperture con- n hi \ J ■- conference Wednesday in ditions." The board recom- Detroit, however, that the mended quick steps to avoid Civil Service unfairness contract could be extended if "potentially catastrophic headway toward an results..." CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP|- He said he is in " im- agreement is made. He also The board did not call for A Spanish speaking carpenter minent danger" of losing said he would come to Peoria grounding of the huge has filed a class action in U.S. employment as a carpenter at to take a hand in the talks. jetliners, but urged the District Court against Cleveland Hopkins In- The chances of agreement Federal Aviation ad- discrimination asking that ternational Airport. on a new contract before the ministration "to initiate Civil Service examinations The suit asks for $1,000 current one expires "are not further expeditious actions in also be given in his native damages and $69.28 a day for too good at the moment," order to preclude recurrence language. each day he might be kept Woodcock said. of similar failures" as that Damian Frontera, who from working. If the UAW .which already experienced by an American was born in Puerto Rico and OWN DP is on strike against General Airlines 747 on Sept. It and an n&s lived in Cleveland since Motors, calls a walkout at Air France 747 on Aug. 17. 1953 said in action filed Typewriters Caterpillar, the number of An explosion and fire Wednesday that the Cleveland the blazer workers drawing cash from its damaged the American Civil Service Commission had $120 million strike fund will Airlines 747 on takeoff from promised that trade tests Adding in your closet jump from 396.000 to 426,000. San Francisco International given last spring would in- The company revised its Airport, but the plane with 142 clude copies of instructions in Machines isn't up to contract proposal Tuesday , persons aboard landed safely. Spanish. this one offering first-year hourly The Air France 747 ex- The journeymen car- Calculators raises ranging from 38 to 44 perienced similar failure on a penter said that this promise cents and additional increases flight from Montreal to Paris, was not kept andhe failed to Examine the styling, the rich fabric, varyingfroma minimum of 11 but landed safely in New score the minimum test grade Sales All Makes the deft new detailing, the exclusive cents in each of the second and York. required for certification. Service Expert, lining. If your blazer doesn't match Low Rates this kind of quality, the situation is easily remedied. But only here — with U.A.O. OPEN HOUSE Rentals a fitting. Hours: SUNDAY OCTOBER 4 9:00 - 8:00 Daily Sot. till 5:00 W^t J&tn 2-5 pm BETTER BUSINESS U.A.O. OFFICE MACHINES 3rd FLOOR UNIVERSITY UNION 227 S. Mill A 352-7710 •Via* 4 'The BG New*, Frldoy, October 2, 1970 Poem*; MENDELSSOHN: WBGU-TV 70 H Kennedy 18 Dew and 38 Stomach Piano Trio No. 1; COPLAND: and Soren- tear. sedative. MONDAY Two Piece* for String Or- PUZZLE sen. 23 Mine 40 — Laurel. By Martha J. De Will products. 41 Kthiral. cheatra; 11-11:38 pjn.: OLD DOWN 9:00 REALITIES: The 24 Offers. 43 Pegged. RADIO DRAMA- Hear the ACROSS 30 Guam "—" Hem- 25 Thus. 44 Sullen. Three R's and Sex Education; original SHADOW. I Site of 1970 harbor. ingway. 20 Senator 40 Fat 10:00 FUCK OUT: Diane, an earthquake. 51 Switch Give off. Jackson's esrhewer. independent film. word. Line. nickname. 47 A or H. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 5 Good luck Custom. piece. 34 Racetrack 27 Talmud. 48 State. with nature. Tonight a study 10 Own. shape. Red. 2K Llano's 49 "Kiss Me. TUESDAY Lowe leads a tribute to the big WEDNESDAY 34:30 AFTERNOON JAZZ ii Hung by the lasso. of the effects of pesUciedi in 14 Mimir 33 Fortune 8:00 Firing Line; William band are. An adventure into the creative teller. 29 Stream 30 Sweetsop. Hebrew Inland-sea crosser. 31 Give the F. Buckley interviews two the food chain. 6:30-11 p.m. EVENING frophet. world of contemporary Jazz...- 38 Apportion of Russia. 30 Miss Oyl. CONCERT: RAVEL: lulre. eve. economists on the status of the THURSDAY plus...Art Buchwald, 59 Greek Wheel part. 31 Presrriptio 52 — for 7: M REPORT every night If) l.«-;if. dollar; 10:30 SAN FRAN- Daphnls and Chloe; FAURE: Periscope, and Campus Radio letters. Hypnotic units oneself. (Mon-Fri|5:30 Elegie; BELLINI: Duets 17 Good lurk (HI Arm bone, Poise. 32 Re. 53 Monks. CISCO MIS: Jointing-Coming 8:00 Washington Week IN Voice. hopes. REVIEW; 10:00 BLACK from Norma. lit Regal. Stuefcup. 34 Rent. .'ii* Japanese Togither-This begins a new Mi Italian l>2 Growing Monster. VVBGU- FM 88.0 money. 37 Dream of coin. kind of television series based FRONTIER: New SATURDAY mil. Tare. good luck. 57 Scut. on 26 basic human activities. Amerlcans-This is a four part THURSDAY 20 Broke fast. MONDAY ■11 Brook. series on the black man's role 6:30-11 p.m EVENING 6:30-11 p.m. EVENING 7:30 p.m. PRE-GAME 22 Bewailed 1 2 J 1 > 7 1 ,0 ■I 13 11 WEDNESDAY in settling the Great Plains. CONCERT: ESPLA: Don 5 CONCERT: COPLAND: FALCON FOOTBALL; 8 p.m. bail lurk. Quixote Watching Over His 24 Steno's 14 8:30 CIVILISATION: The Billy the Kid Ballet; GER- FALCON FOOTBALL: 15 FRIDAY Arms; GESUALDO: employer. | Frozen World-The start of a SHWIN: Rhapsody in Blue; BGSU vs. Toledo from the 23 Tenure of : Madrigals, Book I; series on Western man and RESIGHT: The Pines of Glass Bowl in Toledo. office. r " his cultural achievements; 8:00FALCON FOCUS; 9:00 STRAVINSKY: Three Songs 20 Rand. JO r Rome. 2!l I'reilirl bail 1 FIRING LINE; 10:00 SAN From Shakespeare. 9:30 NADER REPORT: Ads SUNDAY luek. ■ ■ FRANCISCO MIS. That Lie-takes a hard look at TUESDAY :i.l Vale deceptive advertising; 10:00 FRIDAY 12 noon DRAMA WHEEL: ingenues. SUNDAY 6:30-11 p.m. EVENING 34 Clark's !< 27 i 6:00 TALKING WITH "The Liars" by Henry Arthur 1 1 HOMEWOOD: Jaiz in the CONCERT: iiarlner. Round-Jazz guitarist Mundell PEOPLE AND OTHER Jones; 8 p.m. DRAMA 11 ? 7:30 A Miniconcert-A group SHOSTAKOVICH: Symphony tockel ■ No. 1; PROKOFIEV: LIVING THINGS: Joe Ptpner WHEEL: "Restle** Heart- fuel. - of BG music students play .Hi Ancient ie Scythian Suite; VILLA- talks with the Kin of the Coffee by Jean Anoullh; 10 p.m. ■ p various selections; 8:30 House Circuit; 6:30-11 p.m. MONTAGE The usual...is this English LOBOS: Quintette and IB ,0■ ■ monies, PORTAGE VANISHING WILDERNESS: EVENING CONCERT: music? ■ 1 Duette. .17 Silken. A series on man's interference BLOCK: Three Jewish .'IH Spanish 11 43■ ■ double 1 NO" THKU OCT 6 assurance. 15 ,'i!i Ccrtnl grain. » Bo. Olllce op." 7:15 40 Commence. 11 i- • 53 P Friday 41 Stirs. Cartoon 7:50 Admission is free to students, P 12 Illusion. 14 it faculty and staff; guests 25 44 t'nu.vmuiiiiu. AT 8:10 UAO " TO cents. 43 River It ? through " BIG HITS 2 Will present campus l.iikeTlmn. II *; Sunday j 1 movies "Goodbye Columbus" 4li Hail bint ■ • 47 — powder. 1 at 6 and 10 p.m. and "Dead DO t 1 BRITISH & AMERICAN * Fitld Entarprlaaa, Inc., 1970 WAR OF THE Heat on a Merry Go Round" at 10/1/70 FILM SERIES 8 p.m. in the Main Auditorium, Solution of Yeaterday'a Puzzle GARGANTIMS University Hall. Admission is TODaY CRYPTOGRAM — By Edward S. l.lo>il Will present "Scarlet AND free for students faculty, and Pimpernel", a 1934 British staff; guests 25 cents. AT 9:Sf) film, at 7 p.m. in 105 Hanna SA FAY PRKPOY I VKMP cents. Guinan or David Hathaway at Hall. Starring are Leslie 372-2081 for information. UAO FINE FILM SERIES Howard and Merle Oberlin. <)A VKMPYP IPMl'Rl'YGAP Saturday "Stagecoach", a 1939 Will present "Odd Man UAO P R () P B V I" X M P P K A I G F MONSTER ZERO WOMEN'S RECREATIONAL American film, starring John Out" in the Education Bldg. Wayne and Claire Trevor will Auditorium at 7 and 9 p.m. ASSOCIATION Will present campus Kl I ISGXP. be shown at 8:45 p.m. mon i; :: ■■inai—ninnnid Admission is free to students, movies "Dead Heat on a faculty, and staff; guests 25 Will meet from 1 to 4 p.m, Merry-Go-Round" at 6 and 10 UAO in the Woman's Bldg. p.m., and "Goodbye Yesterday's cryptogram: Soloist tries to play Columbus" at 8 p.m. in the Will hold an open house sonata for French horn perfectly. FRESHMAN BE-IN Main Auditorium, University STADIUM from 2 to 5 p.m. in the Alumni Hall. Admission is free for Room, Union. All students Sponsored by the Coun- students, faculty and staff; interested in becoming active seling Center. Group ex- guests 25 cents. pianist, at 8:15 p.m. in the ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN Cinema 1*2) in the Union Activities OHIO PEACE ACTION FELLOWSHIP perience in interpersonal Recital Hall, Music Bldg. STADIUM PLA/ft SHOPPING CfNTfB Bowlmq Ol Organization are invited. relations for freshmen and UAO FINE FILM SERIES COMMITTEE I Wootitr Si ol 1-75 Oppo.tir BGSU footballFooibo Sladn transfer students from 11 a.m. PEM Will meet in the chapel of UAO FINE FILM SERIES the UCF at 10 a.m. Services to 11 ,.m. in the Counseling Will present "Odd Man Will meet in the Wayne will be held for all Eastern Center, Student Services Bldg. Out" in the Education Bldg. Will hold a picnic from 4-7 Room, at 8 p.m. — DELIGHTFULLY AIR CONDITIONED Will present "Odd man Contact Melvin Foulds, Jim p.m. in the City Park. All Orthodox students and IIOWI.IM. ONSEN'S NEW AITOMATED TWINS!!! Auditorium at 7 and 9 p.m. Out" in the upper class PEM members friends. Will present "Odd Man FIN-N-FALCON SCUBA rWHEFie MCME OONO BECOMES AN EVENT and freshmen women physical CLASS BOX-OFFICE OPEN 6 II a Out" In the Education Bldg. Monday altUTS It* HKB1 aET~~- ~M■ ■ ^^c=a> "»' «wo joue education majors and minors IVt ol 7 10, *i3l f m XMIH i«f '^ ^»*l »V*W«ff-jfr utiimt Auditorium at 3 and 7 p.m. Will meet on the third floor CC'memai) lot& 5Un Mol 2:05. 4:30 are welcome. Rides will leave •m CAuarr Admission is free to students, from the Women's Bldg. at of University Hall at 2 pjn. STUDENT TEACHERS faculty and staff; guests 25 3:45 p.m. cents. WOMEN'S BUILDING Will meet in the Dogwood ^ ^ ± ^ Highest Rating!" A KW cowipi « luxtar iMn«T.m»ten FIN-N-FALCON SCUBA RECREATIONAL Suite,-Union from 1 to 6 p.m. .lla* 11(04 «D »««..i la WaahjaH Ikisalaa, »'•■ • 4711141 TOilDO O.-1 ^K ^K -^ ^\ —NX. Daily N«NN CLUB ASSOCIATION All prospective spring PoVavnoum PatlW't* Limited Engagement quarter, 1971, student PIIHW "Tha Londlord" AHOWAfOW Kocft Will meet in the Women's teachers are requested to Alan Jay Lwtnt* Beau Brldgaa-Paorl Bolloy Bldg. from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. make applications. P'oducwn Si*'«g Contlnuoua Showings!

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COLUMBUS. Ohio (API - strations and acceptance of by university officials to meet the rights of others, and the Ohio State University opened some of the ideas offered. future disruptions more new anti-disruption act passed its (all quarter Wednesday -Progress toward enrolling forcefully. by the Ohio General Assembly after a summer of broad more black students and In his address to 8500 new during the summer will serve administrative reorganization recruiting more black faculty students Monday, university as university guidelines on and student policy changes and staff president Novice G. Fawcett protest. following last spring's rioting -Kfforts to open university- said Ohio State would handle The act established on campus. affairs to increased student disruptions through its suspension procedures outside "I believe more changes involvement. strengthened security force, the university, listing 20 have taken place at Ohio State -Improvement in and, if necessary, the State violations for which members in the past three months than curriculum and the physical Highway Patrol. of the university community in any previous 12-month environment. Kawcett said that under may be arrested. Convictions period in the university's 100- -Broadened channels of Ohio statutes students do not bring automatic dismissal and year history," said Robert G. communication between have the right to "control" the possible fines. Smith, vice president for students, faculty and staff. university, "but they should university development. "I hope that we will now have a voice in discussions Specific changes include a Major changes during the have the institutional about policies on which new director of public safety summer include: procedures that will enable us decisions should be made." to coordinate campus -Creation of nine new top- to meet and deal with Robinson said the changes security. Campus police echelon administrative jobs to problems as they arise so were not the product of forces will be doubled from respond more effectively to students will not have to resort disruptions last spring. last year's 36-man force. the needs of students, faculty to disruptions to make us "The demonstrations had Kawcett said the expanded and staff. aware of problems," said the effect of postponing force will include seven black -Expanded grievance James A. Robinson, vice changes already on the policemen, one more than the procedures including a president for academic affairs agenda for some time." he su blacks demanded by Grievance Committee and an and provost. said. students last spring. ombudsman. In the future. Robinson Over the summer Ohio -A beefed-up and better- Coupled with the changes said, the university's own State added 25 blacks to the 46 N.-wUi. k, William Mtlnt,,. CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES on the trained campus police force. at Ohio State is a more disruption rule, which forbids already on its faculty and was this summer, is near com -Serious consideration of 37 specific determination voiced protests which interfere with professional staff. parking lot on Thurstin Street west of begun demands made by students Founders Quadrangle. The work, which pletion. during last spring's demon- LITTLE PLEASURES Arabs mob Nasser's funeral march 124 N. Main St \ / turning procession into near-riot \ grave, breaking past guards Soviet-built supersonic jet heavily armed military Bm 1 CAIRO i AP> • Millions of masses. Egyptians hysterical with as the body, wrapped in a fighters flew low overhead as escorts. white shroud according to Nasser's coffin was borne More than 50,000 blue-and- Officials estimated that grief turned Gamal Abdel three million Egyptians lined Nasser's state funeral into a Moslem custom, was laid to from the tan marble mosque red bereted commando and rest in a palm-shaded garden to the graveside. parachute troops and crack the route. They stood up to 200 near not yesterday, breaking deep at places from the up the solemn procession of of Manshift el Bakry mosque. Mrs. Nasser was not infantrymen, aided by scores Egyptian leaders stood present at the graveside. She of armored cars and a building on Gezira Island in visiting world leaders and squadron of mounted cavalry the Nile, where Nasser started sometimes halting the caisson with tears streaming down remained at Arab Socialist t«-*J Union headquarters to watch with swords drawn, failed to his 1952 revolution, to the HF^ bearing the body. their faces as they listened to the solemn words of Sheik the funeral procession. bring the crowd fully under mosque he had built by public "Nasser is not dead. subscription within sight of his Nasser is not dead," the Mohammed Fahham, Egypt's She collapsed in grief and control despite hours of religious leader: "Allah is was attended by her desperate efforts. suburban home. crowds screamed in unison. The pandemonium reached By Moslem custom, he was FUN FOR /1 Thev followed to Nasser's great." husband's personal physician, Dr. Sawry Habib. With her its height at the end of the buried without his coffin, wrapped in the simple white EVERYONE / were her two daughters, three-hour procession as m Hoda, 25. and Mona, 23. Nasser's body was moved shroud, his face turned toward No routine arrest The Nasser's three sons from the coffin and laid to rest Mecca. were in the procession, Abdul in the garden of the recently Hamid, 21, a naval officer, completed mosque. CLIP&SAVE was in the military cortege. Masses of screaming MID-AM DANCE for Cleveland cop Abdul Hakim, 19 and mourners, surged through Kahled,22 walked behind their barbed-wire barriers and DU(, \J T on Haircut CLEVELAND >APl- stopped a car for going cordons of troops into the TONIGHT father's body. COLONIAL BARBER SHOP "They got a damned good man through a stop sign early The kings, presidents and garden and all but seized the WITH 125 E. Court Street when they killed Joe Tra«," Monday morning and the government leaders from all plain wooden coffin. said Cleveland Patrolman driver did not have a license. parts of the world who were to This Card expires after S haircuts Fred R. Fulton, who was When he had ordered him and Early In the parade, FRANKS LUNCH follow the flag-draped coffin or Jon 31, 1971 wounded and his partner told him to put his hands on to for a quarter of the 13-mile crowds had ripped the black, killed after making a routine of the car to search him, the route dropped out after the white and red Egyptian flag °UNCH HEKE ••••• arrest for a traffic violation man whirled around and shot first 100 yards to avoid the from the coffin as It moved 9-12 FREE ADMISSION Monday. him in the groin andagainin unruly crowd. erratically through the Speaking through swollen the mouth. The galaxy of foreign lips and cracked teeth after he He said Hampden the leaders, including Premier was wheeled out of the in- passenger shot him in the Alexei N. Kosygin of Soviet tensive care unit at Mount chest and the two men then Union, Premier Jacques Sinai Hospital Wednesday, opened up on Tracz. Chaban-Delmas, of France, Fulton vowed he would return Foreign Secretary Alex to police duty but said, Fulton said he didn't have Douglas-Hume, of Britian •There's no such thing as a a chance to get his gun out of and U.S. Secretary of Health, routine arrest anymore." the holster and didn't know if Education and Welfare Elliot Police were continuing Tracz fired his own gun or if Richardson, were escorted their search yesterday for the suspects shot it. back to their residence by Leonard T. Miller, 23, who is charged with first-degree m FOTO KING murder, and Eddie D. USURER PIXsn mi TwerratMwuat Hampden 21, who is wanted 30"x ACT POSTtR'5* T'T^tvtxf^ for questioning in connection with the shooting of two of- Mtum Tm... roMMt • • BOX I \ \ ficers. Sftttrr niuunt TWt. .. MWEWUI OHIO "W017 Fulton said he and Traci i 3RD OF OCT. 1:30 RM.

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Gas Through: Sit Oct. 31st Wash Fru Wash 50c Wash 75< Snoty Urn to 6ia Poflt 6/1 ht BG Ntws, Friday, Octobtr 2, 1970 Gives tips to off—campus dwellers SHA starts preventive plans By Terry Cochrmn taken a different attitude to "A good idea for any off- never really caused." from getting cable-TV Staff Reporter reduce the number of campus dweller Is to make a Rutkowiki also em- hookups installed when problems encountered In list of all existing damages to phasized that no student they're promised, to getting The Student Housing apartment living. his apartment as soon as he should live in an apartment unreturned security deposits Association hat a new attitude "Rather than con- moves in," he said. without a lease. He said that returned at the end of the and a few new tips for off- centrating entirely on "This list should be at- many students do, however, school year. campus dwellers this year, as problems which have already tached to the lease after being feeling that a verbal "Landlords are much more it moves into its second year of occured," stated Rutkowski, checked out by the landlord," agreement Is as binding as a receptive to our organization operation. "this year we are suggesting he added. "We've had more lease. He said many find later now than they were in the Headed by Dale preventive measures to keep than one case where a "that it's a little harder to beginning,'' said Rutkowski, senior (LA), the problems from arising in the student's damage deposit was prove In the courts". Rutkowski."We used to be association this year has first place." taken away for damages he The Student Housing looked on as a bunch of Association's main functions students out to cause trouble, are to listen to and investigate whereas landlords now grant complaints from off-campus us appointments with them Footnotes for fall: students, Rutkowski said, and whenever we like." then mediate between the The Student Housing landlord and the complainant. Association began functioning Connie's Charlie Brown looks "Occasionally a landlord in June of 1969, and since then will file a complaint with us has initiated other aids for off- and we help smooth out dif- campus students. Among You're a good shoe, Charlie Borwn! ferences of this sort also," he them is a guideline put out Nothing wishy-washy about your added. once every two weeks styles for fall. They're great. The association helps providing the location of 1. 'Champ.' Brown waxed leather students In problems ranging vacant rooms for rent. $14. 2. 'Madcap.' Brown or black crinkle patent; crepe sole $16. Nixon agrees : 3. 'Spiffy.' Brown, blue or rust suede with leather toe $15. 4.'Wildcat.' Red; navy leather $15. to new job bill %■ 5.'Bear Trap' Navy brown leather WASHINGTON (AP) - The same in both houses ■-. $7.5 $14. Nixon Administration has billion over the next three DALE RUTKOWSKI, head of the Student Housing Come in soon snoopy around! agreed to compromise on a years. Association, says multi-million dollar program In the Senate, debate over that the SHA is in the process of studying means by which to prevent that will put unemployed discrimination in Jobs con- problems with off-campus dwellings. workers Into public service tinued yesterday. Jobs. The Senate returns to a The agreement was bill against Job discrimination reached with the House which gives the Equal Em- Con leaf blight could lead Education and Labor Com- ployment Opportunity mittee after lengthy Commission new power the negotiations Wednesday. The Nixon administration op- administration had held out posed. to inflation in meat prices for its recommended man- Republicans sought NEW YORK (AP) • power bill, but started talks Wednesday to eliminate a by next spring while pork is very strong could trigger with the committee after it provision in the bill Because of the corn blight, you prices could soar25 to 40 per sharp increases m beef and may be paying 90 cents next became clear a manpower authorizing the commission to cent. pork prices at the retail level. bill unacceptable to the White issue cease and desist orders year for a hamburger that The reason is that corn The executive says that the House might go through when it finds discrimination in now costs 75 cents, a leading accounts for 70 per cent of feed disease whose cause is brokerage specialist in farm separately. Jobs because of race, color, grains used to nourish cattle unknown, could shrink this With the public service job religion, sex or national commodities says. and hogs, he said in an In- year's corn crop 13 per cent or provision cleared up, the origin. Donald F. Cook, executive terview at the International more. That, according to vice president of Andco Inc., a committee quickly approved They proposed a sub- Commodities Conference, Cook, would mean a harvest of the over-all bill 25 to 3. stitute provision to give the Chicago-based commodity which ended Wednesday. 4,2 billion bushels, a four-year The Senate has passed a commission the right to bring brokerage house, says that as Cut the com supply, ac- low. similar manpower bill, In- court suits. a result of the corn leaf blight cording to Cook, and the result "The situation could be cluding the provisions for But, by a 41 to 26 vote, the that has infested the crop could be com prices so high even worse," says Cook. "We throughout the corn belt, beef public service Jobs. The Senate refused to eliminate that farmers would be com- cannot tell yet how this money authorized is about the the new authority. prices could Jump 20 per cent pelled to send their livestock blighted crop will store or to slaughter sooner when they feed, or even how it will are lighter. harvest if the disease- He says a cut in the meat weakened stalks should face SBinUfat $diiion supply at a time when demand high winds." Freshman Be—In seeks to help lonely students

Are you a freshman? Do directed exercises on how to you feel lonely and alienated? get to know people and how to Then the University Coun- become aware of one's self. seling Center may have the Dr. Guinan said, answer to your problem. "Hopefully, by the afternoon The Freshman Be-In, well be able to subgroup for Saturday from 11 a.m. to 11 experimental learning and p.m. will be a "Coming interpersonal com- together experience for fresh- munication." men and transfer students," Dr. Guinan added that the according to Dr. Jim Guinan, Be In will be semi-structured counseling pyschologist. to unstructured and that the The session is designed to outcome of the session would give students an opportunity be hard to predict. to participate in a group ex- Any student interested in perience and to get to know attending should contact the other freshmen. Counseling Center or call 372- 1st Anniversary Celebration The Be-in will begin with 2061. Im r & VATAN'S P° t Gifts YOGA LESSONS OFF ZMOFF 194 S. $—II TfiswiM am 352-7197 All Tobl.clo.h, Lorg* Topastrlos ALL Eoning. $10.00 For 10 Lessons Main \0% OFF CN EVERYTHING ELSE!!!! If iit.rtstid, sifi >p "GENUINE PERSIAN TEA WILL BE SERVED 9 30-6.00 THURS., FRI. & SAT. et U.A.0. Office 3rd floor

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WASHINGTON (AP) • ficials, private educators and country. Instead, Pottinger said, the objectionable; prohibitions Nixon administration civil testing experts, said J. Recent government on-site current plan is to publish against the singing by rights officials disclosed Stanley Pottinger. reviews of the 120 Southern detailed regulations on per- students of "Dixie;" and the yesterday they are drafting a He is director of the Office school districts desegregated missible practices involving removal of statues of Civil N.-.pholo by Jim F,wii> prohibition against one form for Civil Rights of the this fall found in "about one one issue at a time. War heroes from newly in- ...and the work. of in-school discrimination Department of Health half some form of racial The piecemeal approach is tegrated schools. reportedly accompanying Education and Welfare, isolation," Pottinger said at a necessary, he said, because of desegregation in the South. Pottinger said the misuse news briefing. difficulty encountered in This is the grouping of of ability grouping for He indicated the ad- deciding when the govern- All Now Applicants For pupils according to ability. A classroom segregation of ministration has abandoned ment can and should act. Soviets slam U.S. detailed statement of the blacks in supposedly plans to publish in one in- Pottinger mentioned as government's policy on the desegregated schools appears stallment a complete list of in- particularly difficult exam- practk? is expected after a to be a significant and growing school practices that are ples government censorship of UAO MEMBERSHIP closed meeting in Miami problem in the South and illegal and grounds for ad- textbooks describing slavery on Cuba sub case Friday involving federal of- probably in other areas of the ministrative or court action. in terms some blacks find Sho.ld Com To Tb# UAO Offico MOSCOW (AP) -The that the Soviets might be Soviet Communist party building a permanent base in Today Or Moiday newspaper Pravda accused Cuba to service their missile- the United states Wednesday carrying submarines. * Aid C.oos* Ai lit.rvitw Tim of raising a "racket" over alleged Soviet plans to build a strategic naval base in Cuba. Pravda charged that this Is part of a campaign to create GET YOUR TICKETS & RESERVATIONS NOW "miliatry hysteria" among Americans. Pravda did not deny that U.AX). the bases are being built, but chided Washington for HOMECOMING DINNER-DANCE organizing "too llght- mindedly noisy propaganda SATURDAY OCTOBER 17 campaigns." The newspaper ap- parently was referring to a Dance-8:00pm - Grand Bollroom statement by a White House Dinner - Pheasant Room 4:30, 6:00. or 7:30 om official last week that the United States would view Combination Dinner-Dance-S5:00 per person "with utmost seriousness" the Dance Ticket—S1.50 per person Installation of a Soviet naval base in Cuba. Reservations & Tickets Available At The official cited evidence U.A 0 Ticket Office - See you ther»

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THE LAST OF the Palestinian guerrillas' three weeks. Their release may lead to Students hostages are shown after they arrived the release of seven Arab commandos Wednesday at the Athens airport en route held in Britain, West Germany and to New York. They were held captive for Switzerland. The Toledo Area Boy Scouts of America need leaders for Cub Scout Troops and are very much interested in college students filling these positions.

Regulation permits draft stall Involves: One night per week 3:30-4:30. WASHINGTON (API- and announced Wednesday. permits induction only if the reaches 26 he can be drafted. Days: AAon.-Thurs. Selective Service spokesmen It drops an earlier order is issued before a man's "Few will pay the price of acknowledged Thursday that provision that a man involved 28th birthday. doing it," said an official For one school quarter, transportation provided. A a just-issued regulation may in administrative delays could Thus, if the man can use spokesman. "It takes an good way to fulfill work experience as required in The awful lot of skill. It takes permit "dozens even hun- be drafted once the delay the legal find print to stall off College of Education. dreds" of men to avoid the ended "even if ...he has at- an induction notice until he is money. It keeps a guy un- draft by parlaying ad- tained his 26th birthday." 26, he is home free. If the certain for years, and that ministrative delays until they The new regulation notice comes before he may effect his job status." turn 26.

They said draft director Curtis W. Tarr, who drew up "GET INVOLVED" the regulation, figured that Contact men desperate enough to pay the "tremendous price" of such tactics would be more U.A.O. OPEN HOUSE Miss Jane Krone S.E.A. Advisor trouble to the armed services than they were worth. Phone: 372-2751 or 372-2752 Tarr was out of town and SUNDAY OCTOBER 4 could not be reached im- Office 365 Education Building mediately, but aides who FROM 2'til 5pm worked closely with him agreed that this was Tarr's viewpoint. IN U.A.O. OFFICE THE STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION The regulation was part of an executive order signed by 3rd FLOOR UNIVERSITY UNION INVITES YOU TO PARTICIPATE President Nixon last Saturday Page 8 The QG News, Fridoy, Octobtr 2, 1970 14 nations ask hijack action UNITED NATIONS, Khaled. They arrived In Cairo France, the Soviet Union and that U.S. Ambassador Charles Israel charged Egypt N.Y.I AP (-Fourteen countries yesterday. the United States held Wed- W. Yost, host to the meeting in moved antiaircraft missiles of Asia, Europe and Latin Last year, the assembly nesday their 44th meeting in his suite in the Waldorf closer to the Suez Canal in America had a letter ready to adopted a resolution urging almost 17 months on how to Towers, urged "rectification" violation of the peace-talks submit to U.N. Secretary- governments to prosecute settle the Arab-Israeli con- of the situation near the Suez cease-fire and quit the talks General U Tnant yesterday hijackers of airliners. flict. Canal to permit resumption of Sept. 6, saying it would not asking that the General In recent public speech, U.S. sponored Arab-Israeli return until the missiles are Assembly put on its agenda an U Thant proposed that an Informed sources said peace talks. removed. item titled "Aerial Hijacking international tribunal be or Interference with Civil Air established to try suspected Travel." hijackers. Their action came two Foreign Secretary Carlos days after the release of the P. Romulo of the Philippines U.S. nixes YC peace offer last six hijack hostages held began lobbying to get Thant's In Jordan by Palestinian proposal on the agenda. guerrillas. PARIS (AP)-The United ference that "I have seen sent his principal counselor, Romulo found, he said States said yesterday that a nothing which leads me to Henry A. Kissinger, to Paris The six, all Americans, later, that the idea was too arrived in the United States careful review of the Viet revise my opinion that your to confer with the delegation. complicated, but he got the Cong's latest eight-point plan fundamental demands seem Bruce said when he took Wednesday night. agreement of many countries In a reciprocal for peace has turned up unchanged ." These demands- over the U.S. delegation to ask that the hijacking nothing that could advance a unilateral U.S. with drawal recently that he had been agreement, Britain, Swit- problem go on the agenda. zerland and West Germany negotiated settlement of the and a new Saigon government- given broad latitude by Nixon freed seven Arab commandos, Meanwhile, the U..N. Vietnam war. have already been rejected by to seek a settlement but could Including 24-year-old Leila chief delegates of Britain, South Vietnam also told the United States. only exercise the latitude the 86th session of the Paris Bruce said, "the demand when the other side showed peace talks that it has tried in for the removal of Saigon's some flexibility. vain to discover something president, vice president and Mrs. Binh's proposals Viet Reds cut new in the plan, presented premier remains unac- have drawn U.S. interest and Sept. 17 by Mrs. Nguyen Thi ceptable." He implied that to could be the signal of this long- Binh, the Viet Cong's top make such a demand was a sought flexibility. U.S. Ai»o«iot«d Proaa Wlrvphoto delegate. "breach of our agreement" to delegation sources, however, vital highways South Vietnamese Am- begin preliminary talks. were extremely reluctant to A GAPING CRATER in one lane of 1-44 10 miles west of Springfield, bassador Pham Dan Lam Bruce and Lam expressed expound on this possiblity. Mo., remains after a blast which destroyed a dynamite truck PHNOM PENH, Cambodia and ground assaults in a section issued an urgent reminder their positions as speculation Mrs. Binh, told the con- Wednesday. (AP) - North Vietnamese and of Route 5 about 52 miles that his country is very much mounted that secret talks ference today that she con- Viet Cong forces have cut or northwest of Phnom Penh. a part of the war and insists on between North Vietnam and sidered the U.S. answer to her attacked Cambodia's three A government spokesman a major voice in any peace the United States had begun plan a " negative" response. most important highways in a said the route was technically settlement. on the basis of Mrs. Binh's The United States, she said, Truck driver dies in blast, new drive that could strangle open but described it as highly U.S. Ambassador David self-styled "peace initiative." has turned down the date she the nation's capital. dangerous for civilian traffic. K.E. Bruce told the con- Bruce and his deputy, had set for the total with- The three supply and The third threat to the Philip C. Habib, must report drawal of U.S. troops and has communications routes nation's highways was against to President Nixon in Ireland thus exposed more clearly "its radiate from Phnom Penh to Route 1 running southeast Judge upsets this weekend on the status of scheme of prolonging its war three held for manslaughter major centers to the from Phnom Penh to Saigon. the talks. Last weekend Nixon of aggression." southeast, southwest and Communist command forces ICC ruling on attacked a government county authorities but was northwest. SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) 21. The most important of kept in Greene County Jail as garrison 20 miles southeast of Penn Control rwo men and a woman were Charged with man- them, Route 4, connecting Phnom Penh but withdrew a witness for federal PITTSBURGH) AP)-A arraigned on charges of slaughter are Bobby Lee Phnom Penh with Kompong after two hours of fighting and second-degree murder authorities. federal judge has temporarily Shuler, 29; Gerald Lee In Kansas City today Hurl Som, has been closed for two the highway remained open. yesterday in the death of a restrained the financially Bowden, 29; and his wife C. Hiirn. U.S. district at- days, after Communist Enemy troops opened fire truck driver whose 21-ton Sharon Lynn Bowden, 27, all of command troops seized on a South Vietnamese naval troubled Penn Central cargo of dynamite exploded torney, said federal officials railroad from discontinuing 14 Joplin, Mo. The men were are participating in the in- control of a section of it. flotilla just outside Phnom when apparently struck by a identified as truck drivers. Kompong Som, 114 miles Penh Thursday but were passenger trains, setting aside bullet Wednesday. vestigation. an Interstate Commerce He added that some of the southwest of the capital, is silenced by naval gunfire and Bond of $100,000 each was Two other men questioned the country's only deep water Cambodian forces. Commission ruling. set by Magistrate E. A. through the day were released persons involved, including U.S. District Judge the woman held in Springfield, port and most of Cambodia's It was the first such attack Barbour of Greene County Wednesday night. petroleum products, heavy so close to the capital in Wallace S. Gourley issued the Court, who scheduled a A woman who had been are expected to appear before order at 9:07 p.m. Wed- a U.S. grand Jury today. equipment and some other daytime so far in the six- preliminary hearing for Oct. questioned was released by supplies funnel through it on month war. There were no nesday, less than three hours Highway 4 to the capital and reported casualties. before the planned cutbacks. elsewhere. In South Vietnam, the Gourley said he would Other enemy troops hit at battlegields continued recommend empaneling three four points on Route S and relatively quiet. judges to make final deter- virtually cut the major artery In Saigon, the U.S. mination in the matter. leading from Phnom Penh to military command, in its The order was issued at the west and northwest, in- weekly casualty summary, the request of public utility cluding the nation's second reported that 63 Americans commissions, or their largest city at Battambang were killed and 344 were equivalents, In Ohio Penn- and the belaguered Siem wounded last week, an in- sylvania, New York, Michigan Reap-Angkor Wat area. crease of 11 in each category and Indiana; the Association A military spokesman said over the previous week. The of Railroad Passengers and Thursday the North Viet- toll raised to 43.737 the nine majors cities. namese and Viet Cong units number of Americans killed Earlier Wednesday, the t struck with mortar barrages since Jan. 1. 1961. ICC gave Penn Central per- mission to half the 14 trains, but denied discontinuance requests on 20 other passenger Pat discusses drugs lines. Associated Pr«ii Wlrsphoto The railroad asked for the THIS FIVE-WEEK-OLD jaguar's mother BELGRADE, Yugoslavia Spock. Mrs. Nixon said she did discontinuances last March, bit down too hard on its front lags. Of- citing declining numbers of (AP)-Pat Nixon told Yugoslav not follow Spock. "I just gave ficials at the Omaha, Neb., Henry Door I y women journalists yesterday them love and attention- customers and financial she thinks it's up to parents to holding them when they were losses. In its ruling, the ICC Zoo put splints on both broken front legs. take a very strong stand to fed," the First Lady, mother said the 14 trains allowed to be make clear to their children of two grown daughters said. discontinued served an the danger of using narcotics. Later Mrs. Nixon was estimated 42,250 passengers Congress kills "If young people are busy accompanied by the first lady yearly at an annual loss in and have to work for their of Yugoslavia, Jovanka Broz, excess of (2 million. Judge Gourley said the Associated Prses Wlrsphoto money, they don't have time on a visit to the Belgrade last sternwheeler to get in trouble," Mrs Nixon center of the Young Pioneers, final decision on whether a WASHINGTON (API- said on her second day in Yugoslavia's boy and girl three judge panel will review Garmatz, (D-Md.l chairman JUDGE ROBERT E. Leach (left) receives congratulations from scout organization. the ICC ruling is in the hands Rejecting the tradition and of the House Merchant Marine Yugoslavia. romance of river travel for a OHIO Supreme Court Justice C. William O'Neill, prior to being Chatting over coffee in a Her activities came while of Chief Judge William Hastie Committee and head of the sworn in as a new justice Tuesday. Leach has been with the Court of President Nixon and Yugoslav of the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of new marine safety law, conference. beautiful blue and white Congress has dealt a death Appeals. drawing room of Belgrade's President Tito held private Appeals. "That Garmatz has won sentence to the Delta Queen, Old Palace, Mrs. Nixon an- talks. Gourley denied a request and the Queen is dead," swered questions about peace, by Penn Central Attorney last of the overnight stern- Muster said. "I haven't made Afterward, Mrs. Nixon wheelers. President Nixon and women. joins them for a trip to Zagerb Donald A. Brinkworth to issue any preparations for the The First Lady agreed and a visit to Tito's nearby a bond to Insure against losses The end for the steam- funeral. You can't replace the with one reporter who said an by the railroad as a result of powered paddle-wheel boat Tower of London and I don't birthplace. came Wednesday when BGSU vs W. Mich international women's Youthful singers and the continuances. think you can replace the organization could help keep dancers performed for the The 14 trains operate House-Senate conferees Delta Queen." world peace. between Pittsburgh and St. knocked out a provision The conferees agreed to Nixonsat an evening reception exempting the wooden "How about us starting Wednesday, and the President Louis; Chicago and New recommend a shipbuilding York; Columbus Ohio, and riverboat from the Safety at subsidy to help owners rebuild Sat. 1:15 pm it?" Mrs. Nixon asked. invited them to Washington. Sea Law. She was also asked her Tito did the translating: both Cincinnati; Harrisburg, Pa., the Delta Queen to comply views on bringing up children and Washington, D.C. ; The conferees, following with provisions of the law he and his wife, Jovanka, a Coastguard finding, con- and whether she followed the speak English, which made Buffalo, N.Y. and Chicago and requiring vessels to have steel sidered the Queen unsafe. suggestions of Dr. Benjamin the socializing easier. Cleveland and Indianapolis. superstructures. The Queen's last ex- The measure provides for tension for operating on inland a 10-year shipbuilding U.A.O. Campus Movies Ocf. 2-3 waterways runs out Nov. 2. program at a cost of $2.7 Then the sternwheeler, which billion. It authorizes con- carries passengers on the Ohio struction of 300 new cargo WAWR 93.5 FM F,,-6*. 10pm and Mississippi rivers bet- ships and extends a lucrative GOODBYE COLUMBUS Sol-8pm ween Cincinnati and New tax loophole to all ship com- Rlchora' Benjamin 4 All MoeCow Orleans, will be converted to a panies in foreign trade, fishing daytime excursion boat. and on the Great Lakes. Or sold. Under that provision, ship ■L/QQQ llGOt ^Jll A Jam.s tobum » Lomillo »po»» William Muster, president companies could defer cor- of Green Line Steamers Inc. porate income taxes by put- Merry-Go-Round s«.«Xm which owns the 46-year-old ting profits in a special vessel, blamed the conferees' reserve fund for future ship action on Rep. Edward A. construction.

There Is Finally A Place Whore You Can Take The A Date For An Intimate Entertaining Evening First United Methodist Church Try: COFFEE HOUSE 1506 E. «....., Si. FRIDAY & SATURDAY 8:00 & 10:30 INVITES YOU TO ATTEND WOKSHIP AT in the Carnation Room of the Union 9:30 AM & 11:00 AM AND THE UNIVERSITY App.ariif Mark Geres I Cliff Spirts CLASS AT 9:30 AM The BG News, Fridoy, Octobtr 2, 1970/Pcge 9 'From now on, H's for all the narblos'-Wiroman Winless Falcons seek new beginning ByVlnMannlx As simple as a game of is," Wireman pointed out. fast," said Vern. "You have American candidate. AuiiUit Sporti Editor marbles it won't be because "They're on the small side, to throw on them fast or else "The Houston Veer Is the the Falcons are meeting a (5'11"-197 pound average) but forget it" type of offense that If you're Now dig *ls. if you were team big enough to shove they give you big enough On attack the Broncos sittin' around walttn' for 'em the quarterback of a team, those marbles down their headaches." feature the Houston Veer, a they'll kill you since you're winless In its first two games, throats. Quick and agile, this trio funky offense which employes bound to make mistakes with and you're about to play your Western Michigan has a has teamed up with four a lot of fakes and thrives on all their faking," added Phil. first conference opponent, a defensive line that goes 230, whippet fast Bronco defensive opponent's defensive Behind an offensive line very big and bad opponent, at backs to intercept nine passes mistakes. that goes 240,275,220,220, and 230, 240, and 250. They use a in three games so far this their place, you'd be Just a four man line in a pro style 4-3 "It's particularly made to 230 from tackle to tackle. little punchy from all that season. go on inexperienced defenses Western's Veer attack has the alignment which might be Led by Vern Brown and pressure, wouldn't you? from necessity because "they because there are too many alternative to be fancy or If the answer is yes, then it probably couldn't fit a fifth Vern Davis, Western's opportunities for the big forceful. must be another quarterback guy," joked Don Nehlen, defensive backfleld is the type play," said Phil VUlaplano, "We're too polished on that will give you the short and another team, other than Bowling Green's head football Bowling Green's defensive defense," Phil assured. Vern Wireman and Bowling coach. pass but never. If they can end, tri-captain, and All "We'll hold 'em." Green. help it, the bomb. "We've been relaxed all "Their three linebackers "They play back and do week long and had some fun in are the guys who make that give you some cushion, but Boofers face Kent practice this week," said defense the good one that it they come up on you awful Vern. Several observers also in first home game noticed a change from the By Joe Burchlck The Falcons have a score previous weeks workouts. Sports Writer to settle for the second week in Following the Utah State a row since Kent was the only game, workouts were on the Fresh off an impressive 3-0 league team to defeat BG last disciplinary side while this opening game victory over the season. Last year the score past week they seemed more University of Dayton, the was 2-1. enjoyable. "We were Bowling Green soccer team is Bowling Green appears in ready last week for Dayton, casting its sights towards decent physical shape for the but the weather screwed tomorrow's home and con- encounter. The only injuries things up, so we figure If ference lid-lifter against Kent sustained by the Falcons in conditions are OK at Western, State at 2 p.m. the Dayton game were an then we're due for a good But even though the ankle sprain by Dave performance," Wireman Falcons looked good at Dyminski and a knee injury to added. Dayton, and have their Kip Jordan. Going against a Western opening game Jitters behind The starting lineup for the Michigan team which has them, soccer coach Mickey Falcons should be the same as already lost its first MAC Cochrane is not taking the in the Dayton clash. Don game to Miami, Vem realizes By Denny White invading Golden Flashes Gable will start at outside left. what the score is, since this Sports Editor lightly Ed Marsman will go at inside game will be one of five for "They are a very excellent left. The inside and outside keeps in a league race where team and are strong at all right positions will be filled by all six MAC teams are in BowUngGreen(0-l-l)atWESTERNMICHIGAN (2-1) positions," said Cochrane. Chris Bartels and Howard contention for the title. TOLEDO 134) at Ohio 11-11 "They are well skilled, well Siegel.

N«ws#twto by Cor4Y Gait "Winning the last two Kent State (1-1) at PITTSBURGH (1-1) disciplined and are in ex- The halfback spots will find Northern Illinois (1-2) at MIAMI (24) cellent physical condition. Mike Kamienski, Wolfgang IT'S A WHOLE NEW SEASON as far as Bowling Green's MAC title games would not have gotten us to Florida at Christinas," They have two really good Petrasko, and either Kip chasers are concerned. The man who will lead the charge, with a he said, "so from now on, it's forwards that we are going to Jordan or Eric Selden. Jim little help from his friends, is quarterback Vern Wireman, (13). First for all the marbles." (Editor's note: Each week, until the end of the Falcons' have to look out for. Also they Pschirrer, Bob Gofus, and Jeff leg of the trail takes the Falcons to Kalamazoo tomorrow. season, a News sports writer will draw from his vast storehouse have good strength at the Sams will be at the fullback of football knowledge and "guess" a winner In games Involving halfback and goalie positions and Jeff Sandberg Mid American Conference teams.) positions." will be In goal. The Bowling Green-Western Michigan league battle at Tracksters travel westward Kalamazoo pits and unpredictable pair, but the hunch points to the Broncos, if for no better reason than the old home advantage standby. Western has played an extra game but it was that third By Dan Caiseday Cardinal Coach Jerry team and he has promising their number one man, and contest that introduced inconsistency into their season progress Sports Writer Kushton has recruited several runners in the offering. Junior Al Myers have paced report. WM walloped Central Michigan, 41-0, and Brigham state champions for his young Sophomore Steve Wynder, Ball State by placing in the top Young, 3S-17, before stooping to Miami, 23-12. Their total of- Cross country Coach Mel four of every meet. Freshmen fensive output was just 27 yards on muddy Miami Field, con- Brodt is the first to admit that Hank Nash and Ed Miller, trasted to about 850 yards in the other two games. Bowling Green's first two along with Dennis Dwiggins, Meanwhile, the Falcons played a decent opener in a losing triangular meets of the season Pro basketball's invasion round out the top five cause, before disguising themselves with mud in a sloppy tie last were nothing more than finishers. Gary Dexheimer, week. BG has clearly dominated their only out-of-state MAC ups for his veteran crew Sports fans will be In for a really "big" show who ran well last year, has opponent, in the past, with a 21-3 edge, but they have yet to show distance runners, but he when the Milwaukee Bucks meet the Cleveland been a disappointment so far. their strength and to score first on a foe. n't consider tomorrow's Cavaliers Sunday, October 11 at 8 p.m. in Anderson Coach Brodt doesn't know It's up to the offense, which has had scoring drives of only 20, 'meet with Ball State a Arena. exactly how far the Cardinals 74,37 and 5 yards and not one field goal attempt so far. Tight end pushover. It will be the final exhibition game for both will push his Falcons, but he is and punter Tom Lawrence has shouldered a great deal of the Concerning the 11 ajn. test basketball squads. The contest will feature such hoping for more of a contest blame for both non-wins, unfortunately, and could give the in Muncle, Ind., Coach Brodt stars as "big 7'2" Lew Alcindor, last year's than Bowling Green's op- squad a big boost with a flawless performance, typical of his refers to the relatively little- National Basketball Asoociation "rookie of the ponents exhibited in the previous varsity experience. known Cardinal harriers as "a year", and Oscar "Big 0" Robertson of the Bucks opening meetings. Naturally, The Broncos figure to be on the rebound and well aware that good group, a young team." along with Dave Sorenson and coach Bill Fitch, though, he doesn't want the a win over the team picked as Mid-Am runnerup is essential to Ball State has lost to Ohio former Bowling Green head basketball coach, of the match to be close, and this keep them in contention for a title that has never been in their University and Eastern Cavaliers. could hold true on the basis of sole possession. Michigan thus far in the All tickets are reserved seat tickets priced at $4 his assumption that Ball State Of course, Toledo has been synonymous with title lately, and season, but they convincingly and IS and can be purchased at the athletic isn't running as well as last Ohio University gets the first crack at upsetting them, in their N.-iphcXo by Cordy G.i, swept by Big Ten member department ticket offices in Memorial Hall and the year. He added to this belief own Peden Stadium. Having beaten Kent State 24-14, Ohio Purdue by taking the first four stadium. with the statement, "but I tackes TU with the jump on first place in the Mid-American THAT THING in sports photographer places against the Boiler- Beth ticket outlets are open weekdays from 8 can't really tell till Saturday." Conference. Larry Fullerton's mouth looks like a makers and five of the first a.m. to noon and from 1 p.m. until 5 p.m. Bowling Green's status is The Rockets are ready to meet the challenge with a 14 game glass case but it's really an inflatable life six, enhanced by the return of Sid winning streak, but they have not beaten the Bobcats at OU raft which he used most of the Dayton Sink, senior star, and the since 1956, and they trail 6-14 in the overall series. game to row up and down the sidelines. excellent showings of the rest Ohio was smeared 49-7 at Minnesota last week, while Toledo Larry also teaches photojournalism 107 of the squad, led by Dave smeared Marshall, 52-3, and though the scoring should diminish, Umpires threaten to strike Wottle, Tracy Elliot, and the winner last week should triumph again. Steve Danforth. Two intersectional teams that evened their records with wins NEW YORK (AP) - The peanuts." demands. I don't think they're Sink sat out last Saturday's last week meet at Forbes Field tomorrow, as the University of Coming Monday league championship playoffs Donatelli was asked if a shaky any more. W e have all rout along with junior Jim Pittsburgh hosts Kent The schedule advantage goes to the and the World Series will be walkout was imminent. the umpires behind us." Ferstle, but apparently has Panthers, who have split with UCLA and Baylor while the played as scheduled, "The fellows have to vote Kuhn said he himself had just about recovered from Flashes have done likewise with OU and Buffalo. baseball's Commissioner strained ankle tendons. Pitt will be trying to get over the .500 markwhilethe getting is on it-I can't say," he said. not yet become involved in the Check the 5th edition Monday for com- Bowie Kuhn insisted "But you can draw your own negotiations but that talks Ferstle probably will remain best, since West Virginia, Notre Dame and Penn State are also yesterday in the face of a conclusions. with the umpires were being on the sidelines for this one. on the super strong schedule. Kent will send their tough back- plete coverage of Saturday's Falcon threatened strike by umpires "I know last year some of carried on by the league Bowling Green has always field of Ted Bowersox, Don Nottingham and Phil Witherspoon Bronco football clash. who want more pay. "Eve - the fellows were a little shaky presidents, Charles "Chub" had close meets with Ball full force against the "Steel City 11". but the margin should be ry effort is being made to and they agreed to a set- Feeney of the National League State, dropping three straight slim in Pitt's favor. reach an agreement," the tlement short of their and Joe Cronln. before edging them 27-28 last Another tight game shapes up at Oxford, where Northern commissioner said. "Whatever the outcome, year. Illinois provides the "homecoming " opposition for Miami, The umpires are deman- Rugger, battle the league championships and This is Coach Brodt's though the Redskins were home in their 23-12 victory over WM ding a minimum of $5,000 to »• World Series will be played as eleventh year at BG and he last Saturday. work the playoffs and 110,000 scheduled," Kuhn said. holds an even 5-5 record with The Huskies, dropped from BG's schedule and picked up by for the World Series compared John Carroll A suggestion was made the Cardinals. He holds no Miami, represent the newly formed Conference of Midwest with 82,500 and 88,500 for each Ruffian fever will hit that talent might be recruited particular grudge against the Universities, and they should have momentum from an 18-0 man in the two events campus when the Bowling from the minor leagues, Indiana school but would like shutout of Xavier. Momentum is also in Miami's favor with a respectively a year ago. Green rugby club battles John whose umpires are not to capture the rubber match 28-7 ' win over Xavier preceding their successful MAC opener The umpires, members of Carroll tomorrow at 1 p.m. on members of the Major League and keep his stars at a com- last week, plus a number one rating nationally In total defense. the Major League Umpires Sterling Farm. Umpires Association petitive edge for the Notre Chances for an undefeated season should still flourish Sun- A ATT Association, have called for a It will be the first of four Donatelli said a spokesman Dame Invitational at South day, down at the "Cradle" (of Coaches). meeting today in Chicago. fall contests for the Falcon for the minor league umps, Bend next week. "They have offered us 8500 ruggers which also includes talking from the headquarters WELCOMES over last year for each of the two more home contests in Rochester, N.Y., had series," said Augie Donatelli, against the University of assured him that the minor THEIR NEW a National League umpire Michigan and Wheeling league umpires would not who la a director of the College and an away match engage in strike-breaking DORSEYS DRUGS PLEDGES association. "That's with Denison. activities. One Block From Campus WITH AN COLLEGE MALE OR 500 E. Wooster STUDENTS MONEYBAGS! FEMALE NEEDS HELP! "By The Tracks" OPEN HOUSE .IF YOU NEED fcONEY FOR FOOD, CLOTHES, OR JUST FOR FUr- AND YOU CAN *ORK 2 OR 3 HCUKS A DAY SAT. 11:00 AFTER CLASSES AT YOUR CONVENIENCE, Lef Us Fill Your Proscription From Homo THEN CALL MISTER M0NE1 BAGS! HE HAS BAGS OF MONEY FOR YOU!! CALL 352:0224 EVERYONE WELCOME From 9:30am fo 4:30pm Thurs or Friday Featuring F.I.P. Moithly Specials Page 10 The fiG News, Friday, October 2, 1970 Four in Review Book Review By Mark Levinr away. songs by "name" composers such as Since this is the year for political R. Serge DenlioN Recorded live at the New Orleans Henry Mancini, Bacharach-David, campaigning, it might be beneficial to House in Berkeley, with Will Scarlet Mack Davis, and Mann and Well. look up a book by Donald G. Herzberg As a group, the Jefferson Airplane on harp or harmonica, Hot Tuna is a Three television and movie themes and J. W. Peltason, as they unravel some probably possesses the most fickle of most pleasant respite from heavy are thrown in-for the recognition mysteries and offer practical advice in A recording histories. Their albums pretentious white blues bands who factor-we assume. Student Guide to Campaign Politics, Surrealistic Pillow and Volunteers are confuse volume for soul. As mood music records go "Color" (McGraw-Hill, $4.95 hardcover, and $1.95 considered by many critics to be rock Snowbird (ST 579) is Anne is an adequate LP since it requires paperback). classics. The others have been Murray's first album, capitalizing on little serious concentraion. "Political campaigns in the United uneven both technically and material her current hit, which Just coin- In contrast to the Midas Touch, States are unique," the authors write. wise, and poorly received even by the cidentally is the title of the LP. Miss Universal City Records has found yet "They are longer, more chaotic, more most ardent Airplane fans. Murray, a Canadian, has a strong Joni one more 'heavy" rock band to decentralized, and less issue-oriented Mitchell influence in her vocal ren- promote-Mudd. than campaigns in any other country in Hot Tuna l RCA LSP-43S3) by ditions. Nor has Gordon Lightfoot In an imaginatively titled album the world." guitarist Jorma Kaukunen and bass escaped her rather eclectic style. Mud On Mudd (UNI 73089) sounds of A Student Guide to Campaign Politics player Jack Casady of the Airplane, Snowbird, like most initial LP's is Traffic reverberate throughout. This offers young people sup-by-step advice even with inordinate surface noise, is highly uneven and rapidly put comparison does not help this new on campaigning responsibilities-speech one of the few recording highlights of together. Several cuts are quite group since they are not Traffic. To writing, door-to-door canvassing, 1970. Musically a very bad year, it is Ustenable such as the l.uudenmlk add insult to injury, Mud has included soliciting absentee votes, telephone dominated by the likes of Bobby classic "Break My Mind" and the two Stevie Win wood songs on their LP, canvassing, etc. The book is not Sherman and the Archies. title song. The rest of the album is a "Coloured Rain," and "Medicated ideological, nor does it promote causes or Hot Tuna contains 10 traditional myriad of standard Dylan, Lennon- Goo." candidates. pieces such as "Hesitation Blues," McCartney, James Taylor songs done Their version of the Lennon- An active campaigner himself, "How I-ong," "Know You Rider," and better elsewhere. Miss Murray has McCartney classic "Why Don't We Do Donald G. Herzberg has campaigned in "Death Don't Have No Mercy." potential but it is only faintly It In The Road" is overly arranged Conneticut, New York, and New Jersey. Jorma's performance on this suggested here. with a totally unnecessary emphasis He was Staff Director of President recording establishes him as one of upon electric organist with a capacity Kennedy's Commission on Registration the top white blues guitarists. Decca Records' answer to the Ray of two chords. The lead singer's and Voting Participation, and is con- Casady's ability with a bass has Coniff and Johnny Mann Singers, The performance on this cut leaves one sultant on politics to American Broad- rarely been challenged. Hot Tuna Midas Touch, has issued yet another muttering "why did they break casting Company News. He is a aptly illustrates why. Jorma's appeal to "middle media radio." For up...why did they..." professor of political science at Rutgers vocalizing is somewhat reminiscent of the uninitiated, "middle media radio" Several of Mud's original com- University. the late Josh White. His guitar work is is designed to take Top Forty songs, positions-mostly by Allen Klein- A professor of political science at the a mix of many traditional blues men add violins and chorus' and create a exhibit some potential, however, this University of Illinois, J. W. Peltason is and the early Tom Rush I.P's. He product palatable for one's old group needs much polishing prior to author-with James Burns-of the suc- does particularly well on "Uncle Sam maiden aunt. being considered for anything but cessful book. Government By The class C status. Blues," exclaiming "Uncle Sam ain't Color My World With Love 1 )1. ■ h*M by Phyllit ..blch People. no woman but he can take your man 75240) is yet another collection of NUMBER/9

Three Dog Night

By Brian Stelfens auditorium. of the Earth." Night-oecause in order to stay on top, Will Bowling Green see, hear, and feel Maurice and Barry Gibb perfected the the group has to really belt out a tune, 1) Cory Wells: lived in a black neigh- an excellent performance Oct. 16 or will concept when they formed the Australian especially in concert-and because the borhood; first musical influences were they Just see and hear another "big group. The Bee Gees. Hurt Cummings group is vocally oriented. from gospel music; idolized Ray Charles name" group who thinks they don't have and Randy Bachman expanded on the The group knows that their success and Bobby Blue Bland as a child; formed to try because they are performing idea when they formed the Canadian depends on their vocals and that a bad his own band, The Enemies, in 1964; The before a college crowd in the middle of group, the Guess Who. performance is easier to detect in a vocal Enemies was the house band at Whisky the corn belt? group. They cannot expect an audience A-Go-Go; The Enemies made the hit We will know Oct. 16. WiU the Bowling Early forerunners of the movement were the Righteous Brothers and Simon to give them a warm reception if they single "Hey Joe"; The Enemies played Green audience react in the same way as don't obtain that needed rapport with Or- for two movies, "Harper" and "Riot on audiences across the country? With the and Garfunkel but the trend was not noticed with them because of their audience through a driving, all out effort Sunset Strip"; dropped out of the exception of the bras and panties distend styles. on the part of the three vocalists through Enemies to form the Cory Wells Blues showering the stage, all indications are their lyrics. Band. that Three Dog Night will be received But Three Dog Night have taken their The UAO should be congratulated for 2) Danny Hutton; beginnings in Irish enthusiastically. powerful, strong, and driving voices and their efforts. They have picked a group music; at 12 or 13 got interested in rock From the past, we know that the combined it with the best lyrics of the best the students want, a group tl .t should and roll; like "Jim Dandy" by Laverne group will receive a standing ovation writers (Laura Nyro, Steve Winwood and put on a great performance. For once, * Baker; first Job was a record producer from Bowling Green students, whether it James Capaldi, Lennon and McCarney, the odds are in the students' favor. We and vocalist; wrote, sang and produced is deserved or not. It is tradition. We Otis Redding and Nilsson) to reach the should expect to enjoy the concert. hit singles, including "Funny How Love always stand and clap-Just because a top of the pile. If it fails, the UAO is not to be blamed, Can Be" and top ten single "Roses and "name" came to Bowling Green, to the Thus, Bowling Green can expect an nor the students The group will make it Rainbows." middle of the corn fields. outstanding concert from Three Dog or break it. Peace... 3) Chuck Negron; formed his own Yet, a superb concert we may have. A group and went on tour at age 14; one of number of people at Bowling Green seem the few white performers to appear to think so, according to the Union Ac- regularly on Wednesday nights at tivities Organization (UAO). The UAO Harlem's Apollo Theater; spent two reports that the concert is sold out years as a solo artist for Columbia already-three weeks ahead of the event. Records under Bill Utley. Also, Three Dog Night takes more 4) Mike Allsu,; lead guitar since Aug., care in their performances than most 1968; plays drums; bass; piano; no "name" groups. The group carefully formal music training; playing clubs plans and structures its performances since he was 17. with skill and forethought. 5) Joe Schermie; plays bass; drums; Three Dog Night strives for rapport guitar; first musician to Join the group. with the audience. They have an eye for 6) Jim Greenspoon; plays organ; details. They consider everything from piano; harpsichord; Joined the group lighting and sound systems to their dress. Photo by Lofc Plyorol slightly over one year ago; was a suc- The group also builds around its cessful studio musician; wanted to vocals which does not give them the produce, arrange and write. opportunity to ignore the audience and 7) Floyd Sneed; drummer; had his own hide behind their instruments. It should soul band call Heat Wave. be hard for an audience to give them a 8) Three Dog Night; 1968; Cory Wells; blanket standing ovation if they did not Danny Hutton; Chuck Negron; Mike put out. Allsup; Joe Schermie; Jim Greenspoon; ••• Underground rock found its first roots Gone Floyd Sneed; million selling singles in R & B and progressive Jazz, "One," "Easy To Be Hard," "Ell's amalgamating the two into the San Coming," and "Celebrate"; million Francisco sound. Three Dog Night is By D.A.M. selling albums "One," "Suitable For more eclectic. Framing," "Captured Live At The Covering a range of music from easy- "Hey, how was your summer?" Forum," and "It Ain't Easy"; per- listening to R & B to hard rock, the three "Oh, it was okay, I guess." formed at standing-room-only audiences lead singers' repetoire ranges from Otis Oh, God, what a lie tocoverupwhatonereally means And across the country; appearing Oct. 16 at 9 Redding's "Try A Little Tenderness" you wonder if anyone ever really says what he really p.m. in Memorial Hall before a standing- through Rado-Ragni's "Easy To Be means... room-only-audience . Hard" to Laura Nyro's "Eli's Coming." "My summer? It was just god-awful." At the top of the second generation The group is honest and real. In two Sunny days...diving off the rocks...swinging on the swings underground rock scene, noted for days, with no over dubbing or gim- and then seeing who could Jump the farthest...picnics...long, structured vocals and tight, driving mickry, they finished their first album, aimless walks through the breeze-blown fields..."it's raining backup rythyms, Three Dog Night will "One." daisies"...wine.."1 propose a toast that we live this summer roll into Bowling Green to entertain Three Dog Night is the culmination of a day at a time...forever"...sunburns., "did you ever drink students for the 1970 Homecoming. the realization of the rock world that Four Roses out of a Micrin bottle?"... Despite the group's fame in the record good lyrics expressed by excellent vocal Rainy days...popcorn...a smoky fire...records..shopping producing world. Three Dog Night is renditions are complement to good in- trips...M & M fights...polishing the old battered beetly-car better known for its performing before strumentals, not supplement. until it shone...barefooting...black rasberry ice cream...the live audiences. The shift in emphasis from musical to lake at 3 a.m. when the mist swirled so thick you couldn't Three Dog Night have received rave vocal began when the Beatles started even see the water...holding hands...a special blanket...but it reviews in everything from the un- using John Lennon's and Paul Mc- wasn't Linus'..."I love you"...and not meaning it..."Please derground press to Dally Variety. Cartney's talent in such tunes as "Hey don't love me"...and not meaning it... Record World's Kal Rudman has called Jude," "Come Together," "Get Back," Then, summer wasn't there any more...ewe day it Just them "by far the greatest in the "Eleanor Rigby," and "Yesterday." wasn't warm any more, and so..don't ask me how my nation...NO group can get on the stage The Beatles were followed by the summer was because I'll have to lie. and go alone to weep. with Three Dog Night" Stones with "Satisfaction," "Paint It Indeed, rings, trinkets, shoes, even Black," "Ruby Tuesday," "Lady Jane," bras and panties rain down on their "Street Fighting Man." "You Can't Photo by Alox Burrow* stage...almost 11,000 fans in the SRO Always Get What You Want," and "Salt